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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, OREGON
Thursday, October 11, 1945
Today We Pay
Tribute to
Many Distinguished Vistors Honored at
Meeting of Hope Chapter. Eastern Star
Joseph Lyman Spencer,
pharmacist mate second class,
stationed in the Solomon is
lands area. He is the 211-year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Char
les Spencer of Iji (irande.
Spencer attended elementary
school at Liberty school, high
school in La (irande, and was
a student at Kastcrn Oregon
college when he entered the
service in February, 1943.
O0R5MEN
P J
Roturniiifj with the famous
43rd division from action on Lu
'zon and duty as occupation
troops in Japan is Pfc. Alvin W.
Campbell, whose wife resides at
1105 Eleventh street, La Cininde.
Campbell was inducted into the
service of his country Oct. 4,
1944, and left the United States
in March, 1!)45, arriving on Lu
zon May 5, in time to participate
in the late stages of that difficult
campaign.
He was awarded the Bron.c
Star medal for heroic action un
der fire and also wears the com
bat infantryman's badge, Asiatic
Pacific ribbon with one star and
the Philippine libernton ribbon
with one star.
More than 150 members of Or
der of Eastern Star were pres
ent last night for the meeting of
Hope chapter at the Masonic tern
pie here as distinguished guests
were accorded the highest of Star
honors, that of being "escorted
to the East."
Mildred Spencer of San Benv
ardino, Calif., delivered the prin
cipal speech of the evening. Re
ports of the grand chapter meet
ing at Portland were heard. At
this meeting, Hazel Graham, for
mer Hope chapter member, was
elevated to the worthy grand ma
Iron's post in the Oregon grand
chapter. George T. Cochran of
Hope chapter presented the past
matrons jewel and Lillian Rich
ardson of Hope was installed
grand chaplain.
inreo new candidates were
initiated last night.
Distinguished guests were Mrs,
Spencer of Arrowhead chapter,
san Bernardino; Mabel McCord
Martha Washington chapter, Port
land, a feature writer for the
Eastern Star of the West, maga
zinc; Chrystine Clausen, of Es
ther chapter at Baker: Anna
Hale, Naomi chapter, Albion, Ida.
Lunice Dickey of Everett chap-
ter, Everett, Wash,; Rebecca
Overstreet of Minerva charter.
Portland; Anna Thomas of Ruth
chapter, Heppner; J. Marvin Wal
lowa valley chapter, Enterprise
Worthy Matron Betty Ferguson
and Worthy Patron Wayne Fer
guson of Grand Ronde valley
Calendar of
Coming Events
Li. Jamos Mills
has received an honorable dis
charge from the army and is here
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Mills. He plans to do a
little bird hunting before going
to New Jersey to join his wife
and daughter.
Included in the Oregon men
recently honorably d is c h a rged
from the army at Fort Lewis sep
aration center are Sgt. Robl. D.
Lyell, 702 Spring street; Sgt.
Ivan L. Daugherty; Merlen B.
Davis, 3101 First street; Pfc. Vir
gil V. Sanfoid, 1006 M; and' Pfc.
Volcan L. Kivetl, 12011 W ave
nue, all La Grande, and Cpl. Hu
bert H. Sablin, route 1, Joseph.
THURSDAY
Circle No. 1, WSCS of First
Methodist church will serve at
Do-Nut Hut.
7:30 p. m. BPOE No. 435, Elks
Temple, La Ornnde
7:30 p.. m. Fraternal Order of
Eagles, La f.'&nde Eagles hall.
8 p. m. Navy mothers will meet
in Red Cross headquarters.
Meet Your Neighbor club with
Mrs. Sheldon Hyde, Island City.
.
FRIDAY
2 p. m. Pollyannn club will
meet at the home of Mrs. Perry
Loston, 1304 W avenue.
2 p. m. Oliver P. Morton Wom
an's Relief corps will meet In the
Neighborhood club house.
7:30 p.. m. I.O.O.F. No. 10,
I.O.O.F. temple.
SUNDAY
0:30 p.m. Westminister fellow
ship, Presbyterian church.
MONDAY
2:30 p. m. Ackerman P.-T. A.
will) meet in the kindergarten
room. , i
TUESDAY ,' .
12 m. Soroptiniist club. Stein
coffee shop.
7:30 p. in. La Grande chapter
No. 9, It. A. M., Masonic temple.
WEDNESDAY
2 p. in. Parkdale club will meet
with Mrs. Perry Lofton, 1304 W.
chapter No. 29; Sophia Chenault
of the same chapter and 10 other
Union members.
Mildred Winters, worthy ma
tron and Bruce Morehcad, worthy
patron, presided last night, Pro
tern officers were Bess Cook,
June Collidge and Eva German.
It was announced the district
will meet Oct. 24, with Grande
Ronde valley. Blue Mountain and
Hope chapters in attendance.
There will be a banquet at 0:30
p. in. at the Methodist church
here for officers and members of
the three chapters. Officers of
Hope lodge will meet for prae
tice at 2:30 p. m. Oct. 21 at the
Masonic temple.
S. Naval Leader
HOKIZONTAt 54 Overtopped
1,7 Pictured V. M Deserves
S. naval 57 Checks
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12 Train device
18 Declaims 8 Uprising
15 In the year of 4 Any
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Edwin Cross, S 1c.
arrived Sept. 13 to spend a 37
day leave at the home of his
father, Hallie S. Cross, 1311 X
avenue, lie has been in the navy
for almost two years.
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Service Guild to
Serve Banquet for
Fathers and Sons
The Weslcyan Service Build of
the Fir Street Methodist church
held a business meeting last
evening In the church parlors, In
the absence of the president, Eva
Dougherty, Mrs. William Elam
conducted the session.
Plans were completed for the
father-son banquet. The date was
set for Oct. 30 at 0:30 p. m. In
the basement of the church.
Mis. Edith Sweet presented the
lesson last night on "Women in
the Working World." Mrs. Floyd
White and Mrs. William Elam
served refreshments.
Film Writer Has
Brain Concussion
HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 11 (UP)
Film Writer Dorothy Cartwright,
Who suffered a brain concussion
and a broken nose In a picket
lino fight at Warner Bros, stu
dio last week, today named Ac
tor Russell Hicks as har assailant.
In a $50,000 assault and battery
suit filed yesterday, Miss Cart
wright made Hicks and the War
ner organization defendants, ac
cusing the actor of knocking her
down.
(Latin)
16 Principal
18 Learning
19 Decree
20 Urge
21 Epopee
22 Tantalum
(symbol)
22 Measure
24 Cut
28 Mexican bay
31 Meadow
32 Exist
33 Fruit (pi)
it Canadian
peninsula
3t Symbol for tin
38 Railroad (ab.)
40 Of (suffix)
43 He commands
a naval
group
47 Smell
41 Austrian city
50 Stove part
31 Surface a
road
82 He la under
Vice-Admiral
John
5 Wad
6 Beloved
7 Link
8 Either
9 Wind
10 Upon
11 Essential oil
12 Floats
14 Italian river
17 Butterfly 41Peruvian
25 Winglike part chief
26 Indian wcight42 Tsar
37 Owns
28 Halfpenny
' 9 Constellation
80 Legal point
33 Sacred song
34 Lure
43 Weights
44 Average (ab.)
45 Places
46 Tie
47 Unclose
48 Missile
36 Demonstrates 53 Within
37 Sinned 55 Chinese river
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25 a J a 2,1 30 '
1' fl 111 15 pt?
51 V? "154 sT
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Typhoon in Tokyo
69 Dead, Many Hurt
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1 1 (UP)
A typhoon which has deluged
Tokyo with rain for the past three
days left 69 known dead, 128
houses destroyed, 81 bridges
washed out and nearly 1,000 acres
of land flooded In central and
southern Honshu, a broadcast
quoting the Japanese home min
istry said today.
St. Mary's Altar
Society Plans 'Get
Acquainted' Party
Members of St. Mary's Altar
society completed plans for the
"Get-Acquainted" party for new
women of the parish when they
met yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Julius Roesch.
The party, to be on the Hallo
we'en theme, will be at 8 p.m.
Oct. 24, in the Neighborhood club
house. Mrs. Maurice Beck, Mrs.
Arnold Gerber and Mrs. Tom
Wallsinger, jr., will be the host
esses. Mrs. Clarence Becker will
be In charge of the entertain
ment. After the business session yes
terday afternoon, the hostess ser
ved refreshments to the group.
Patricia McCarthy
Heads Cadet Nurses
Patricia McCarthy of Eureka,
Calif., last night was elecle.l
president of C.N.C. hall by cadet
nurses of Eastern Oregon college
in the Sacajawca hotel.
Barbara Shafer of Cheyenne,
was elected viceprdsident and
Cassie DeCourscy of The Dalles
was chosen secretary - treasurer
of the hall.
Sixty cadet nurses are now
being housed at the Sacajawea
hotel by Eastern Oregon college
through the courtesy of the hotel
management.
Crystal Rebekahs
Plan Card Party,
Crystal R-bekah lodge held
session lost evening in the lOOF
hall with Mrs. S. A. Robertson
presiding. Mrs.. Sylvia R. Haves
of Swope Purk lodge in Kansas
City, who plans to make her home
here, was a visitor.
It was announced that the
Three Link card party will be
an event of Nov. 2. The fall bou
quets were drawn by Mrs. Char
les Cameron and Delia Elman.
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Legion Auxiliary
Hears Reports of
Plans for Future
Members of the American Le
gion auxiliary met last evening
in the small ballroom of the Saca
jawea hotel for the regular
monthly meeting. Mrs. George
T i s s, president, conducted the
business.
Committee reports were heard
on the coming conference here
Oct. 24; on national defense; on
Americanism; war activities; and
membership. It was announced
that for rehabilitation in hospit
als, the local auxiliary had re
newed subscriptions to Readers
Digest and Colliers for the Rose
burg hospital and the local pa
per will be sent to McCaw, Port
land and Roseburg hospitals.
Fifteen dollars was voted to
the Christmas Cheer fun, and $10
to the war chest drive. It was de
cided to increase the poppy order
to 4,000.'
On Oct. 15, the group will take
food to the Do-Nut hut and on
Nov. 1 the sewing club will meet
in the Neighborhood club house.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. E. G. Moore and Mrs. Otis
Palmer, assisted by their com
mittee. The table was spread
with a pastel green linen cloth
and decorated with lighted tapers
in crystal holders and a center
piece of huge marigolds.
EQUIDISTANT
Three bombers leaving North
Cape, Norway, In different direc
tions, but all flying at the same
speed, would arrive over the cit
ies of Seattle, Des Moines and
Washington at approximately the
same time.
Escaped Man Fails
To End Own Life
EUGENE, Oct. 11 (UP) Wal
ter Lee McFee, 211, escaped con
vict, today awaited return to San
Quentin prison after twice failing
in suicide attempts.
McFee slashed his wrists twice
in the Lane county jail yester
day, county officials reported.
The convict -was arrested near
Junction City, Calif., in an auto
mobile registered to the U. S.
department of agriculture and
used by the Klamath district for
est service at Yreka, Calif.
It would take just ,14 minutes
for the tremors of a Tokyo earth
quake to travel through" the earth
and record themselves on insfru
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