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School Needs
Told At PTA
The Greenwood PTA held a regu
lar meeting Friday, Nov. 21, in the
auditorium, with Mrs. Nolan Young
presiding.
Mrs. Mary Gray gave the invoca
tion ar.d the flag salute was led
by Mrs. Young. She then intro
duced and welcomed the school
board members, Les toiler and
Charles Reynolds Jr.
Mrs. Gertrude Murphy, a mem
ber of the Citizens Committee to
study La Grande school conditions,
introduced Henry Bates, who gave
a report on the survey made by
the State Fire Marshal, on Green
wood school. He named some 15
major changes that would have to
be made before the building would
pass as safe. A - few of these
changes included enclosing the
furnace room, installation of fire
doors, and new safe enclosed fire
escapes.
Mrs. Murphy then introduced
Walt Parker who gave a report
on the findings of the electrical
engineer. This report showed that
practically all new wiring should
be done throughout the building.
Lren' Blanchard, principal Jack
Rye, teacher; and Les Keffer, as
member of the county reorganiza
tion committee, explained the two
plans of reorganization now under
consideration. Plan one would put
the entire' Union' County into one
school district, and plan two-would
have four separate districts.
Room count was won by Jack
Rye's sixth grade, with 2d mem
bers present.
After the meeting, refreshments
were served by the third grade
mothers. ,
"Daddy Night9
Set At Central
Invitations are being sent via the
girl students of Central school,
to their fathers, for the "Daddy
Date Night." The event will take
place on Friday, Dec. 5, at 7:30
p.m., in the Multi-purpose room of
Central school. .
This will be- an evening , for
'daddies' and their daughters to
take part in dancing, games and
refreshments. ' .
All fathers of girls attending
Central school are being invited to
attend this special party, spon
sored by the PTA.
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Wedding Plans
Revealed Here
Mr. and Mrs. Ray H. Stewart of
Stanfield are announcing the: en
gagement of their daughter, Lois,
to Richard Eugene Davies, son of!
Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Davies, of
Salem and formerly of La Grande.
Miss Stewart is a graduate of
Stanfield High school. Richard
Davies is a graduate of La Grande
High school. He served with the
armed forces and is now employed
by the Union Pacific Railroad.'
The wedding will take place in
the near future.
Bride-To-Be
Honored Here
The Charles Koczah home, 806
Washington Street, was recent
ly the- scene of a bridal shower
in honor of Miss Janet Daggett,
formerly of Joseph.
Present - were her mother.
friends and classmates of the
bride-to-be. Games were played
and a mock wedding was held.
The bride-to-be received many
gifts for her future home. A beau
tiful cake was made by Mrs
Koczan, and punch was served
by the hostesses, - Charlene JCocz.
Louise Hutchinson, . and Ruth
Kirkpatnck. -
Miss Daggett is to be married
on Dec,- 21, at the Methodist
Church " of Joseph, to Kenneth
an, Louise Hutchinson, and Ruth
During the shower everyone
wished' Miss Daggett the best of
luck for her future.
Holiday Dinner
Planned By Club
The La Grande Garden Club will
hold their traditional turkey dinner
on Friday, Dec. 5, at 1 o clock,
at the clubhouse.!. ;
Mrs. Mamie Bradburn and Mrs.
Fred Sommer are co-chairmen for
the dinner party. The turkey will
be furnished by the club, and the
members will provide the potluck
to go with it. A gift exchange; not
to exceed a dollar, will be held.
Falk, of Enterprise.
reservations for themselves and
guests, by calling Mrs. J. C.
Camp, by Thursday noon, Dec. 4.
Those attendming are to' bring
their own table service.
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Local Couple
Wed In Church
A local couple. Mrs. Marjorie
Wagner and A. Clark Keefer
were united in marriage in a
ceremony in the Richardson par
lor of the First Presbyterian
church, Nov. 16.
The vows were exchange be
fore the immediate family and a
few friends.
Following a trip to the Oregon
beaches the newlyweds are now
at home at 1610 Fifth Street in
La Grande.
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Dec. 2
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7:30- p.m., Eagles Auxiliary of
ficers and drill team will hold a
practice in the hall. "" '"
2 p.m., The Neighborhood Club
will meet in regular' session in
their clubhouse.
7 p.m.: The VFW 'Auxiliary
will meet in the hall to make fa
vors for the hospital. All mem
bers are being urged to attend.:
6:30 p.m., La Grande Chapter 9,
Royal Arch Masons will hold a
dinner, followed at 7:30 p.m.,
with election" of '! officers ' and
7:30 p.m., Neighbors of Wood
craft ' will' hold' regular business
meeting in the Odd Fellows Hall.
7:30 P.m., Chapter CO of PEO
will meet' in the5 Home of Mrs.
Douglas Eustace. '"; -'''' -' r-
8 p.m., YWEA will hold a Christ
mas- Program in the Sanctuary of
the First Methodist Church. Guests
are being invited. ' " ' '
8 p.m., Union County Art
Guild will meet with Major Rich
ardson, 1203 L Avenue. A film
will be shown,, and visitors are
being invited to' attend. :
Wednesday -"-'."
10:30 a.m., Telocaset Extension
Unit will meet in the home ' of
Mrs. Lewis Jones, for a Christ
mas Party. .'"!
2 p.m., Parkdale Club will
meet in the home of Mrs. Charles
Andrews, 1322 Jackson.
2 p.m., St. Peter's- Guild will
meet in the Parish hall. "
2 p.m., Eagles Auxiliary Sew
ing club will meet irt the home
of Mrs. Erna Fitzgerald, at is
land City. ' .
615 p.m., Semi-Annual birth
day dinner, Crystal - Rebekah
lodge, Odd Fellows temple. Guests
ere those having birthdays from
July to January. Meat to be fur
nished, non-birthday members
bring potluck dish. All members
bring own table service.
7:30 p.m., ' Craystal Rebekah
lodge iheeting, Odd Fellows tem
ple.' i " '- -,' ';' '
7:30 p.m.,' Jewel Rebekah lodge
96,' will hold a regular meeting
in the Summerville IOOF hall.
7:30 p.m.,' Christian Womens
Fellowship of the First Christian
church will hold - their annual
meeting in-the church.
7:30 p.m;, The general WSCS
will meet in the home of Mrs.
Harry Trimble, 501 -Washington
Avenue;
7:45 p.m., Blue Mountain1 Juni
ors Extension Unit will meet with
Nellie Stewart, 1607 Fifth Street.
Project Foreign Yeast breads and
CHristmas Party with homemade
gift exchange. - "
8 p.m., DAV Auxiliary and Chap
ter will hold regular meeting in
the Armory. ;
rhursday
10 a.m., Oregon Wail Extension
Unit will meet with Mildred Wil
liams,' 1713 Washington Avenue.
Project Embossed Metals, Christ
mas party and homemade gift
exchange. .
12 noon, Soroptimist will hold
a luncheon meeting in the Saca
jawea. '
7 p.m., World War I Widows will
hold a Christmas dinner with Mrs.
Golda Murray, 1703 First Street.
There will be a gift exchange. '
8 p.nti,' Eagles Auxiliary will
hold their regular meeting in the
hall. "
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WED RECENTLY Miss Judy Alane Berryman, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Joe I. Berryman, of La Grande, became the bride of
Duane B. Varney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bercier, of Yacolt,
Wash. The ceremony was performed in Vancouver 'by Judge
Walter Collens, on Nov. 21. The bride is a graduate of La Grande
High School.
In And Around Town
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Fleshman
were hosts for the past week to a
variety of visitors. Those visit
ing included a daughter, Mrs. R. R.
Rdhland, of Citrus, Calif.; a son,
George, his wife, Dorothy and
children, Craig, Terry and Randy,
of Salem; Mr; Freshman's sisters,
Mrs. Delia Nelson, and Mrs. Mary
Thorpe, of Bellview, Wash.; their
two grandsons, Dale and Gordon
Courtney, with friends, Stanly Hill
and Craig Curry, of Gifford, Idaho;
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Hall of Baker;
Mrs.- Fleshmaft's sister, Mr.' and
Mrs. Af Thompson of Wallowa;
and a niece and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Arno Juve, of Enterprise.
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Word was received that Leo
Brunell, Highway Equipment su
pervisor is in the Salem Me
morial Hospital for the third
time in four months. He and his
Grange Holds
Annual Dinner
There were over 40 persons at
tending the traditional community
Thanksgiving Dinner, held at the
Blue Mountain Grange hall on
Thanksgiving Day.
The dinner tables were set wth
a large" variety of foods including
chicken, meatloaf, dressing, vege
tables, salads, breads, relishes,
and cranberries. Then came the
desserts, a large assortment 1 of
cakes, pies, cookies and fruit
salads.
The afternoon was spent with
those wishing to, playing different
games and others visiting or sew
ing. 4
Many stayed for the afternoon
and again attended a supper of
left , overs, before returning to
their homes.
RebekahsPlan
Birthday Fete
Crystal Rebekah lodge will hold
its semi-annual birthday . dinner
Wednesday evening, in the dining
room of the Odd Fellows temple.
Mrs. Areta Halsey is chairman
of the dinner and has announced
that honorees will be all those
members having birthdays from
July to January and they are asked
to just bring their own table ser
vice. Hostesses for the event will
be the other members of the lodge
and they will each bring a potluck
dish and their own table service.
Meat will be furnished.
Dinner will be served at 6:15 and
lodge will follow at 7:30 in the
lodge hall.
Mrs. L. Reynolds
Appointed Judge
Mrs. Lee Reynolds of La Grande
was honored last week when she
was appointed one of three judges
to name the top piano players at
a Boise Valley Musician contest
held at Boise, Idaho.
The contest, held over the
Thanksgiving holiday, was to
select the top musicians in the
valley to play with the Boise
Symphony Orchestra this winter.
Mrs. Reynolds said she was
"amazed" at the caliber of musi
cians that appeared in the contest.
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wife were residents here for 25
years and moved to Salem about
three years ago.
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! Union School Carnival
Features Talent Show
UNION (Special) A large crowd
was out to witness and participate
in the Annual Union High school
Carnival Tuesday evening.
Niles Marten, the MC for the
evening, announced the numbers
on the Talent Show which com
menced at 7 o'clock. The first
number was Patsy' Hutchinson
singing "Smoke Gets in Your
Eyes" and "Autumn Leaves ac
companied by Mrs. Lowell Hutch
inson.
A skit was then presented by the
freshman class. Connie Ballard
sang the song "Stop Teasing Me,"
The sophomore class gave a skit
on TV. Wayne Elliot sang and
played on his guitar "Come Back"
and "Rumble Boogie." Eliada
Baldridge and Terry Miller did a
dance to the song, Mexican Hat
Rock."
The junior class presented the
skit '"This Is Your Life." They
gave some of the high lights in the
life of William Phillips, one of the
best loved teachers in Union High.
The senior class gave a skit on
the record "Matt Drillon." The
final number was a barber shop
quartet, including four Union High
teachers, Andy .Anderson, Ted
Brown, Wilbur Osterloh, and Ed
Johnson.
' The evening was spent in playing
the many games such as cork
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shoot, dart throw and cako walk.
visiting the Spook House, watch
ing the boxing matches and dining
:it the FHA Cafe.
The big moment of the night
came at 9:;30 when the Queen
candidates were escorted to the
stage, Chcryll Spain and escort
Stanley Wilde, Carolyn Vickers and
escort Holt Hibbert, Rosemary
Zaugg and escort Steve Batenian,
Nancy Gilkinson and escort Bob
Cockrcll.
Each candidate was presented
a corsage by the Student Body
Secretary, Nita McClellan. Richard
Ban-, Student Body President
then announced that the 1958 Car
nival Queen was Rosemary Zaugg.
Queen Rosemary thanked all who
made it possible for her to have
his honor and asked everyone to
enjoy the Carnival. She then
awarded the clock radio to Mnrlenc
Turner.
The rest of the evening was
spent in Carnival fun and ended at
a late hour with many people still
playing games.
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Mrs. Larry Pratt and Mrs. Gary
El-win were hostesses at a pink
and blue baby shower, honoring
Mrs. David Cropp, in her home,
Saturday afternoon, Nov. 22. Af
ter a number of games were play
ed, refreshments were served. ;
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Miss Maizie McClure is spend
ing a week or so with her sistef,
Mrs. Bud Hansen, in La Grande.
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