Monday, October 1, 10 15
TUB LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, OREGON
Pago Five
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HARVESTING WHEAT in ihe Grande Ronde valley, with the
vast vistas of the fields and mountains making up a picture of
j District Leads
"fy Scouts of Area
I In Total Growth
Ml. Emily, district led the en
1 i i t! Blue Mountain council of Boy
Scouts of America in growth this
year, with sqo'i.ing being extend
ed to a degree exceeding any
previous year. New units, the or
ganization of Cub scouts, and se
nior scouting, all have contribut
ed to the record growth.
According to the latest avail
able figures, the record stands as
follows: April, 1044, 122 scouts;
April. l!)45,rll)0 scouts, 134 cubs.
This is a growth of approximate
ly 134 percent.
Attendance and evidence of ad
vancement lia.vic bsen consistent,
at the bi-monthly courts of honor.
Four scouts received their eagle,
Hie highest award given a scout,
during the past year.
Among tltc new units added to
the roster are the Cub pack and
Neighborhood patrol at Imhler.
Cub packs' now total four, two in
La Grande, having combined re
k:"urcos. A., new scout troop in
Union makes It) scout units in the
.1... Alll,..U 1 ... i- uriil
.squadron had to be dropped be-
cause of leadership difficulties, a ;
new explorer unit is being form
ed. New Cub packs and an addi
tional scout troop are in imme
diate prospWV.
The Green Har conference held
at Catherine creek guard station
was well attended. This is the an
nual training school for patrol
leaders.
The spring Camporee at t h e
station was rained out, although
21 scouts braved the elements to
attend this spring camping event. 1
Between -III and all scouts at
tended the summer camp at Wal
Invva lake, wjlh four making the
trip to Anthony lake for the camp
held there.
Have Us Give Your Car a
STOPWEAR
LUBRICATION !
Guaranteed for 1(1(10 Miles
limi t wail to change to
lighter winter lubricants.
Your car will function
better, run smoother aii'i
last longer. We do a tho
ltaltery Service . .
Fircslone Tires .
"FiSl Up"
WITH THE MOW
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Union Oil
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LYNN ANDKRSON
i Presbyterians
Plan to Enlarge
Present Building
The First Presbyterian church,
organized in 1876, is the oldest
Presbyterian church in eastern
Oregon. The present structure,
however, at 1308 Washington ave
nue was erected in 1926, when
Dr. William Ross was pastor. Rev.
Mark A. Talney is pastor now.
The 25-member choir is direct
ed by Dr. Henry Ehlers of the
music department of the Eastern
Oregon college of education.
Sunday school enrollment in all
departments is 230, consisting of
beginner and primary depart
ments, three junior classes, two
junior high classes, three high
school classes, and two adult Bi
ble classes, as well as a home de
partment for shut-ins.
Women's organizations are: La
dies Aid, Missionary society.
Searchers. All meet once a month.
Social groups are: The Friend
ly club and the Men's club, which
was organized 30 years ago. Both
hold monthly meetings.
Youth organizations, sponsored
by the church are: Cub Scouts,
and Youth fellowship, which con-
Relief At Last
For Your Cough
Creomulslon relieves promptly be
cause it goes right to the seat of ths
trouble to help loosen and expel
germ laden phlegm, and old nature
to soothe and heal raw, tender, In
flamed bronchial mucous mem
branes. Tell your druggist to sell you
a bottle of Creomulslon with the un
derstanding you must like the way it
quickly allavs the cough or you are
to have your money back.
CREOMULSION
for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis
rough job on the entire
car. The work is guaran
teed ! Stop here now and
have this important lub
rication done.
Firestone Accessories
. Flat Tires Fixed
Station
beauty and grandeur. This picture was taken on the Conley
brothers ranch about four, miles northwest of Cove,
sists of over 40 high school stu
dents active in the church.
Leaders for the various organ
izations are: Cub scouts, A. B.
Olson; Girls scouts, Mrs. Marion
Hunker; Boy scouts, Lee Deyn
olds; Youth fellowship, Rev. Mr.
Talney.
The board of Christian educa
tion is composed of 25 church
members.
Expansion of the work has
necessitated a building program
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HlilLDING KHSTKKTIONS WILL
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toward which the church is now
bending its energies. The addi
tion to the present building will
include in the two-story struc
ture a large auditorium with a
Stage, an attractive room for
young people's; and women's
meetings, a primary and begin
ner's department, and numerous
class rooms.
The Tropic of Capricorn is
south of the equator.
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IN UNIFORM
The U. S. S. West Virginia, bat
tleship which steamed into Tokyo
Bay with the initial occupation
force, is reported enroutu to the
West coast and expected to ar
rive Oct. 15. Serving aboard this
ship are two La Grande men,
William F. Youmans, yeoman sec
ond class. USNR 503 M avenue
i n d Dallas D. Lcgore, seaman
fiist class, USNR, MIS V avenue.
RUPSI, India Sgt. Paul Grcs-'.-sl,
208 Main street, today was
authorized to wear the disting
uished unit citation for his work
while a member of the 308th
heavy bombardment group, the
famous "Liberators of China."
Sergeant Ccrstel, who has been
overseas 11 months, also wears
2 battle stars on his Asiatic-Pacific
ribbon.
The record of his outfit, which
has twice been cited for its he
roic achievements, stands out as
one of the most spectacular war
tales to emerge from the Asiatic
theater.
Battling from behind enemy
lines, forced to evacuate three
bases before onrushing Jap in
fantry, blasted continually by en
emy bombers, t h e 308th com
manded by Col. William D. Hop
son of Little Rock, Ark., dogged
ly slugged back at the enemy
with surprising success.
Four
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available every kind
of merchandise for
the entire family,
home and farm!
Wards has built its reputation on offering: the
widest possible selection of merchandise for nil
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4th and
Daring Romance
'Together Again'
"Together Again"! atnrp Irene.
Dunne, Charles Boytr. w.tn
Chailes Coburn at the Lioeriy
theater today and Tuesday. '
Besides its brilliant slurs, "To
gether Again" boasts of a ca.t
which features Mona Freeman,
Jerome Courtlund, Elizabeth Pat
terson and Charles Dingle.
The original story was written
by Stanley Russell- and Herbert
Bibcrman, the screen play by
Virginia Van Upp and F. Hugh
Herbert. It was directed by Char
les Vidor and produced by Vir
ginia Van Upp.
Dutch
Laundry
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FOR OPENING
Do it yourself on our new
machines. Plenty of hot
water. .
Formerly Old Dutch
Bakery Location
No. 3 Depot St.
(Triangle Park)
. La Grande
Fow Geimeirattnamic
JVIontgomery Ward
Washington
DEWEY FOR PALESTINE
NEW YORK, Oct. 1 (UP)
fioyj Thomas E. Dewey urged
last niRht that Jeweish immigra
tion restrictions to Palestine be
lifted immediately and a Jewish
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LA GRANDE
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Vt'l-; DKSIRK to so conduct our affairs that all
of those who deal with us will feel satisfied
with their trade; will be pleased with our meth
ods and retain a feeling; of friendliness for us,
will trade with us repeatedly and will be
pleased to express their satisfaction to others."
A. Montgomery Ward
(18M-1913)
Thousands of items of merchandise can lie found in Wards' La
Grande store and complete service is insured by our catalog ser
vice. If what you want is not available in the store, it will be
convenient to use our mail order department. Courteous service
designed to guarantee absolute satisfaction with your purchase.
Millions of American Shoppers Buy
All Their Needs at Ward's
ol'hone
homeland be established . there''
Speaking at a' Zionist ' rally at1
Madison Square Garden, Dowoy;
said the world had scarcely grasi
ped the horror of the murder of
4,000,000 Jews in Europe. ' ;j
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