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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 31, 1945)
T Ki. !, LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Phone 600 y' News and Engagements .y Social Friday, August 31, 1945 "SOCIETY BRIEFS Miss Lulabolla Rynearson of North Powder is in La Grande this week a guest at the home of her grandmother, Mrs. Ella Ry nearson until Sunday when her parents, Mi. and Mrs. Lenn Ry nearson will come for her. Also expected at the Rynearson home on Sunday are Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hnlscy and children of Crickett Flat. Mr. and Mis. Gilbert Nuxal of Enterprise spent Wednesday in La Grande. ,-,. Mrs. Eai I "Patterson and her daughter and Mrs. Earl Smith of Pondosa were in La Grande Thursday. e - Carl Flanery and Percy Mc Duccctt are having a severa! days fishing tripi.and outing at Im naha. ' Darlena Amos plans to leave for Portland tonight with her cousin, Donna Rae Whallon, who has been a guest at the Amos home for the past two weeks. Hillard Brown of Pondosa was in the city today. Mr. and Mrs. Thco Grcfctry are vacationing this week, fish ing in Wallowa county. ) Mrs. Homer L a a m of Union spent yesterday visiting friends and shopping in La Grande. Miss Elma- Larson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Larson of La Grande has enlisted in the WAVEs and is now awaiting her orders, l' Miss Larson was sworn in before ; the termination of hostilities. She , will go to Hunter college in New York for her basic training. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Cromby and daughter,. Kathleen, of Cedar Falls, Wash., and their nephew, Lylc Ball of Portland, are visit ing this week with his mother, Mrs. Effie German and with other i relatives and friends. Mrs. S. L. Chapen of Stanfield, instructor in the school there, has been in La Grande this week for j,cdicol treatment. v V Mrs. Berniece Green is visiting ; in Portland and will probably re ! turn here Monday. ' Mr. and Mrs. Bus Breshears and three children of Elgin were in La Grande yesterday. They were accompanied on the return trip by Mrs. Henrietta liedalc who planned to visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nels Ras mussen, and with other relatives. Mrs. Ethel Conklin Johnson of Wallowa arrived in La Grande yesterday and is a guest of her aunt. Mrs. Until Hayes, Wallowa county s t: h 0 n 1 superintendent, who is attending the local col lege. . Mrs. Mildred Hydo returned to i or home here after a week al the beach. Lt. and Mrs. Howard Houx ,avc returned lo Lamp maxey, , after visiting with his sis ter, Mrs. Richard Miller in Cove. Lieutenant Houx left Cove with the national guard in September, 1040. Capt. and Mrs. James Leslie have returned to Camp Maxcy after visiting in La Grande with her mither, Mrs. Ike Watson, and with other relatives. Captain Les lie was a local boy who left La Grande with-.lhe national guard and served in the south Pacific. Mr. and Itrs. Richard Miller of Cove s peril Thursday in La Grande with-Mr. and Mrs. War ren Laird. v Mr. and Mrs. Harve Bay of En terprise, formerly of La Grande, arc in the city visiting. f 9 1N W0RMS - At Last -0 A Real Treatment! J . ATimnp who Va ever Pin-Worm 2 Vt,o tif tormrntimr and emharrawlmr this infection ?an ho. ami how hard it mar e I to nal with thr creatures, once tbey get ft tvithold inside the body. Tntliiv. thank to a FPCMai. menicany rec pcniici drat (rrntlan vuiloil. hwhly ef-U.'ti-e treatment ha ben made rwwihle Yt,;. tkA via! Incredient in P-W, S the Plf-Worm UMct developed in th Ub O oritorini t Divik Jayne h"H- P-W tab- 'Warn entail and ea.y to tak-. and ther C J it, act in special way to rmov 1'in-V, orm. wat.-h otit for the wa-rinu aim? that O-i tnit nun 1'in-WtirmJ i ymir child or J (Jourp-If ppcia!ty the atrcravatinn; rectal ,C" Hen. And don't delay. A.-k rour drnulist ) " (ft,- JAYNE'S P-W rik-ht away, and follow ? G direction. i(ttWactkm guaranteed, or 1 ,j W your money backT , Jl'a eay to remember : P-W for Pio-Wormi t Activities . . . Weddings Events Page 3 Mrs. Edith Phy, Mrs. Benson and Mrs. Grant Tucker, all of Union, wi e r e shopping in La Grande yesterday. Bob Mann of Baker has sold his grocery store there, after op erating it two years, and with Mrs. Mann will make his home in La Grande where he is em ployed at a local grocery store and meat market. They are for mer residents of this city. . Miss Elaine Coleman will ar rive here Sunday from Condon to visit with her mother, Mrs. Leo Hansen, until the following day when she will leave for Eu gene where she will work toward her master's degree at the Uni versity of Oregon. Miss Coleman has spent the latter part of the summer at the ranch home of her uncle. At the university she is president of Alpha Xi Delta so rority. Mrs. Tom Williamson of Wal lowa lake spent Wednesday in La Grande. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Williams of Portland are guests for several days at the home of her sister, Mrs. H. A. Dotson. Mrs. Williams is also a sister of Leo Hansen and Mrs. M. Mortensen, both of La Grande. Mr. and Mrr Glen Wagner, their daughter, Betty Grimsrud, and son-in-law Carl Grimsrud, are returning today from Wal lowa lake. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hansen and children, Howard and Carol Jean will leave tonight for Wal lowa lake. They plan to return Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Detrick and children will return tonight from Burns. Miss Elaine Coleman will ar rive tonight from Condon to visit her mother, Mrs. Leo Hansen, 2112 Adams avenue. She will leave Monday for the University of Oregon in Eugene, where she is president of Alpha Xi Delta sorority this year. Stake Convention Held at Tabernacle Mrs. Grant Wilde of Union, head of the stake primary asso ciation of the L.D.S. presided at the convention of the group yes terday at the tabernacle. Two representatives of the general board of the primary at Salt Lake, Mrs. Broadbank and Mrs. Anderson, were present to lead the discussions of the pro gram for the year for children's groups of 4 to 12 years old. About 100 leaders from Walla Walla, Pendleton, Baker, Imbler, Union and La Grande were pres ent. The program discussed for the year includes handicrafts and music. Horace J. Nelson LIFE - FIRE - AUTO . Quality Insurance Service TcL 351-W 703 K Ave. Ls Grande, Ore. ATTENTION XT It will pay you to get a real dairy hclprr now. The many satisfied users in Union County are your guide. Again It's Massey-Harris Self-Propelled Combine For the Man Who Cares One man said. "I saved 300 extra bushels . . . thanks to Massey-Harris Self-Pro-pelled Combine. Mastey-Harris Self - Propelled Combine!; are now finishing the sixth year of faith ful service. o Massey-Haiiis orders are coming in for 8-10-12 and 14-foot sizes. UNION COUNTY Island City, Ore. Girl Scouts Have Party for Leader Twenty-six Girl Scouts of troop I were present at the farewell party at Cove last night for Miss Marion Snider, troop leader, who leaves soon to teach at Pendleton. The party was a swimming and wiener roast party. Miss Snider was presented a rug, as a farewell gift by the troop, which she had organized at First Christian church early this year and which, with as sistance of Neva Neil, and Mrs. C. B. Marquis had led through a successful summer. , . Punch for the party was serv ed by the troop committee. Sew and So Club Has Games Meeting Sew and So club met last night with Mrs. Sheldon Price and spent the evening at games, including fishpond and guessing games. Mrs. Grand Chandler won the at tendance prize. Other prizes were won by Flor abolle Booth, Arda Chandler and Betty Waite and Mildred Strong. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Next meeting of the club is at the home of Mrs. Dan West enskow of Fruitdale Sept. 13. Social Calendar SATURDAY 9 a.m. WBA rummage sale in IOOF basement. 2 p.m., WRC, I.O.O.F. hall. TUESDAY 6:30 p.m. YWEA picnic. at Riverside park. 8 p. m. L. A. to VFW regular meeting in K of P hall. V WEDNESDAY 2 p. m. Circle No.. 1 WSCS of Firts Methodist church will meet with Mrs. David J. Ford, 14U8 T avenue. 'Rainbow Island' Brings Lamour Back in Sarong Dorothy Lamour returns to the now legendary sarong in Para mount's "Rainbow Island," tech nicolor musical, showing today snd Saturday at the Liberty thea ter. Dottie co-stars with the new comedy team of Eddie Bracken and Gil Lamb, with Barry Sulli van playing the romantic lead, that of a sailor stranded on the island where Miss Lamour, daughter of an American physi cian, has been reared in the na tive, tradition. The cast also in cludes a group of new Paramount contract players, Olga San Juan, Noel Neill, Yvonna DeCarlo and Elena Verdugo. Other featured roles are taken by Forrest Orr, Anne Revere and Carmen D'An tonio. ASKS RETURN SALEM, Aug. 31 (UP) Gov. Earl Snell today asked for the return of James Raymond Aller ton to Baker where Allerton is charged with larceny. He is be ing held by Seattle police. MANY NEVER SUSPECT CAUSE OF BACKACHES This Old Treatment Often Brings Happy Relief Many suffprera rpHevc nnjrpinjr haekarho quickly.once theydiscover that the ralcauso of their trouble may be tired kidneys. The kidneys nrn Nnttire'n chief wy of f nk inRthcexcpsflHridannd wnEfeonlof thrblrKd. They help monl people pass about 3 pi nls a day. When disorderof kidney function PTmi'a poisonous matter to remain in your blood, it may cause rmgsjins backache, rheumatic rains, led pains, loss of pep and enerjry. net ting up nights, fiwellinir. ptiffincss under the eyes, headaches and dizrincss. Frequent or scanty passages with smarting and burning rometimes shows there in Bomething wrong with your kidneys or bladder. Don't waitl Auk your drugtrist for Dnari'a Pills, a stimulant diuretic, used miercriKfully by millions for over 40 years. Doan's give happy relief and will help the 15 miles of kidney tubes flush out poisonu- 'vaatc fpJin your blood. Get Doan's Pilb. 4 ALL FARMERS! The World's Finest MILKING EQUIPMENT NOW AVAILABLE AGAIN We Arc Expecting Some iMrtase in Units froi the Factory This Winter GRANGE SUPPLY Phone :m IN ca J. E. FUigerald. Sp (R) lc. navy recruiter, has been trans ferred from here to Bend. Keith Swien, MM 2c son of Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Swiers of 2004 First street, is home on three weeks leave after four years in the navy. It is his first visit home in two years. His wife, the former Marie Mossman of Phila delphia, will join him here next week and at the conclusion of his leave he will join his ship, the USS Phoenix at Philadelphia where she is in drydock. Swiers has 11 battle stars. His vessel is known to the Japanese as "the gray ghost" for its seeming ability to turn up at unexpected places and escape great damage. The ship carried Secretary of Statu Hull to a secret meeting. Bob Hall, son of E. L. Hall of La Grande is also a member of the crew of the Phoenix. Jim Courlney 18-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Courtney of La Grande is now assistant swimming instruc tor at Camp Maxey, Tex. Court ney entered the army in January of this year.- New Mobilgas Outcome that go into gasoline, tt gives you New flashing getaway New speedy pickup New power on hills New, instant engine response at all speeds, under every driving condition ITRTT? t Farewell Parly for Miss Elma Larson Farewell party and handker chief shower for Elma Larson, who recently joined the WAVES, was held last night at the home of Joyce McPherson, 1503 Fourth street. Those present, in addition to Miss Larson and Miss McPher son, were: Anne Lumsden, Max ine Sinden, Jane Richardson, Pat Ferdinnndsen, Mrs. LaRena Hall mark, Mrs. Helen Johnson, Caro lyn Bohnenkamp, Philicia Mc Laughlin and Helen Jean Moon. Rheumatism and Arthritis I suffered for years and am so thankful that I was cured of this terrible affliction that I will gladly answer anyone writing me for information. Mrs. Anna Pautz . P. O. Box 825 Vancouver, Washington Pd. Adv. "Three Classes of Christians" Sunday Evening at 8:00 Duet by The Paroi Sisters ' 9:15 a.m., The Church School 11:00 a.m. "THE SUPREME TEST" Solo by Frances Vorui Broadcast on KLBM Remembering the Lord at His Table . ... FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH R. E. Stanley Hunt Sixth and Spring Minister ft. Resulting from the same power ingredients Flying Horsepower famous super 100 -octane aviation cs coy zmxtt(D&isii& uuu Hospital Notes St. Joseph! Hospital Admitted: Mrs. Charles Ccx, Willam Hohenleitner, La Grande, Don Plaff, Wallowa, medical; Mrs. Clarence Brumley, Union, C. W. McCarter, Lostine, surgery. Dismissed: Lester Pacey, Un ion; Mrs. Hattie Fisher, Wallowa. Back-to-School APPAREL FOR GIRLS AND HOYS Roys' Apparel to Size 8. Girls' and Junior Sizes NORTON'S KY 1114 Adams Phone 202 of the War's Greatest Gasoline Development World's Greatest Catalytic Cracking Research and Refining Program the result of 12 years of research and a $90,000,000 investment in new equipment and facilities. .w-. - Drive in at the Sign of the Flying Red Horse today your Independent Mobilgas dealer has New Mobilgas. Experience for yourself the quickest acting, most effortless car power you've ever 0 Johnstons to Give Program at Church At 8 p.m. Friday Rev.. Lester Johnston and his wife of Nampa, Ida., will conduct services in the local Church of the Nazarenc. ftispVeieiousfa Plus Tasty la isms it's f&C&yp new treat! is the product of the known. XvwW tW- T The couple are under assignment as missionaries to Argentina and are making their final swng about the country before leaving for their field, The public: ia urged to hear these speakers with an inspiring message. An MeKin j Mwcerulby uixooo'tl Deliriously different I Tatty llakea and raiiint in the tame packafel Crisper, gtldea flake made of finest soft white winter wheat whole-grain nourishment, plus Sweet California leedlen raisin. Nuggeta of goodnem. Try this new cereal sensation. It's rich in iron. Naturally sweet. Full of flavor tb family will go for with viml . ... A A a mm
