Embossed Metals
Demonstrated
At Unit Meet
' The Oregon Trail Extension
unit met in the home of Mildred
Williams, Dee. 5 for a demon
stration on embossed thin met
als. Alice Herrmann and Mar
guerite Cooper were the leaders.
Evefy member had a piece of
sheet copper and the leaders di
rected them through all the steps
needed so that a picture was
completed ready for mounting.
Guests were Ulith Ccrdes, Dot
f'olsom and Doris Lilly. There
were 22 members present.
, A potluck luncheon was served
Ri noon. Hostesses were John
ny Wilson, Betty Gulzow and Mil
dred Dawson.
Marilyn Herrmann presided
over the business meeting. The
next meeting will be Jan. 8, at
Gloria Nelson's, 1702 4th yith
hostesses Dorothy Anderson,
Uura McKinnis, Donna Hetrick
p,pd' Jerri Gilkison. The topic will
be "Meat' Cookery."
The wrappings on the presents
for gift exchange were varied and
unusual and the gifts brought
many smiles. 1
I And
Around Town
Visitors in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Hulst for the past
week were Radio Technician,
Chuck Affleck and Gene Brewer
from Salem.
M&i) Robert Baldwin, or Port
InndVJs in La Grande visiting with
her daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
andjrs. Bill Keltic.
Morrie Robertson, business
Manager of Oregon state College
at Coryallis is here on business
for 'thv. cnllcL'o :nwl ic i.ldfinrr
with'his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
ueorge KODenson, 1109 Willow
and with his grandmother, Mrs.
Harriett Briggs.
Happy Birthday
Look Whos Here
GRANDK RONDE
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Montgom
ery, North Powder, have a daugh
ter born Dec. 9. They have named
her Sharon Kay and she weighs
nine pounds and seven and a half
ounces.
Dec.lb
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Arlene Herron
Don Bloom
'Gary Frizzoll
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Pleasant Grove
Plans Community
Christmas Party
The annual Community Christ
mas program and party, sponsor
ed by the Pleasant Grove Grange,
will be held Salurday, Dee. 13, at
8 p.m. at the Pleasant Grove
Grange Hall. A cordial invitation
is being extended to the public to
attend this annual event.
This year the program will be
potluck. If you have a number
that you .would like to share with
your friends and neighbors, it will
be appreciated.
There will be the usual gift ex
change not to exceed 50 cents for
adults. Those who bring gifts for
their children should be sure to
have the names on the packages.
Santa will make his appearance
with his cheery smile and treats
for all.
Birthday Observed
By Shirley Hulst
Shirley Hulst was honored at a
birthday dinner in their home, at
306 Adams Avenue. Mrs. Robert
Hulst and Shirley were hostesses,
The event was Miss Hulst's 17th
bitrhday, and decorations were
carried out in pink and white.
The table was centered with a
brass pitcher filled with pink
roses and Fostoria candlesticks
holding pink candles.
There were 14 of her girl
friends attending the occasion.
Its Going
To Happen
Wednesday
6:30 p.m., American Legion
Auxiliary will hold a potluck din
ner for all members and families
in the hall. Meeting following at
a p.m.
8 p.m., Three Link club of Cry
stal Rebcknh lodge Christinas
party in clubroum of Odd Fel
lows temple. All Rcbekahs wel
come, each one attending to
bring gift with 50 cent minimum.
Refreshments, program, election
of officers.
8 p.m., Union County Art Guild
will hold a work night in the art
room in the Administration Build
ing oi me uouege.
.8 p.m., 015S will hold their reg
ular meeting in the Masonic hull.
Maxine Nurml
WO 3-3161
Observer, La Grande, Ore., Wed., Dec. 10, 1958 Page 3
rhursday
10:30 a.m.. La Grande Valley
Extension Unit will meet iii the
home of Mrs. Ed MeCanse, 1502
First Street, for a Christinas pot
12 noon, The Soroptimist will
hold a luncheon meeting in the
Sacajawea.
1 p.m.. Circles 2 and 3 of the
Presbyterian Womens Association
will meet in the Manse, for potluck
luncheon. Bring own table service.
Meat dishes furnished by commit
tee. Circle 2 bring salad or veg
etable. Circle 3 bring dessert.
1:30 p.m., Happy Circle club
Christmas party in the home of
Mrs. Grover Grimmett. Mrs.
Frank Young, Mrs. Vernon Tgo
and Mrs. George Livingston to be
co-hostesses. Gift exchange.
6:30 p.m., Business and Profes
sional Women will hold their
Christmas dinner in the home of
Genevieve Nelson. Bring table ser
vice and gift not to exceed 50 cents.
7 p.m., Ladies Auxiliary of the
Eagles will hold an officers meet
ing in the hall.
8 p.m., LS to B of LF and E
will meet in the IOOF hall. Mem
bers are being urged to attend for
election and initiation of candi
dates. Drill team to be there at
0:45.
8 p.m., Imbler PTA will meet in
Wade hall. Speaker for evening
will be the Reverend Robinson.
Planned ' program.
L-IIIUU L.IUIIIC I Mill
(Feted On Birthday
The Lowell Film home at 2007
I Avenue was the scene Saturday
of a lively Birthday party honor
ing Linda Elaine Film on her
fourth birthday.
Twenty-nine youngsters were
present lo play games and to as
sist the honorec to open her many
gifts.
Highlight of the afternoon was
when the decorated birthday cake
with four lighted candles was pre
sented on a musical plate playing
"Happy Birthday." The; group
then sang the traditional song for
Miss Film. Refreshments of punch,
cupcakes and ice cream were
served.
Those attending were, Janice
and Donny Stiff, Kathy Cash,
Susan Schmitllo, Jimmy Vaughn,
Brcncla Barns, Dian and Sheila
Higgens, Billic and Pam Halliday,
Tommy Wells. Ava Patterson, Ann
McClay, Marvel Ann Abell, Ann
Robinson, Cobby Hicky, Susan
Cook, Terri and Nicki Lindhorst,
Sandy Shields, Barbara Harrison,
Michael and Karen Hugg-, Moni-
quie Moore, Debra Balcom, Les
lie Knight, Gail Payne, Sarah
Dawn, and Sharon Trimble. Adults
attending were Elaine Hanson,
Josephine Hugg, Virginia Trimble,
Pat and Sally Klitz, Lois Film and
grandmothers, Rena Film and Eu
dora Harrison.
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For Your Christmas Shopping Convenience
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Friday
11 a.m.. North Powder Exten
sion Unit will meet with Mrs.
Marvin Vancil for a Christmas
Party.
11 a.m., Blue Ml. Senior Exten
sion Unit will meet with Mrs. Guy
First Aid Classes
Begin Thursday
' A Red Cross First Aid instructors
course will begin Thursday at 7
p.m., in Room 2 of the Junior High
school.
Joe Pope, First Aid Chairman
for Umatilla County, will conduct
the classes. Anyone holding a cur
rent valid Advanced First Aid
Certificate' is eligible to attend.
Any instructor wishing a refresh
er course is also being asked to
attend.
Women's Unit
Plans Dinner
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Those alteiidinii are beiim ask
ca to bring their own lame ser
l vice and a gift not to exceed 50
i-enis ' hn r- tin win ii rmsn I nr
turkey and members will bring
for the planned potluck.
All members and former niem-
nnrc fn l.nmrt nroi.rl Id nlliMW
this holiday affair.
Mt. Fanny Grange
Plans Installation
COVE, (Special R. E.) The
Mt. Fanny Grange held their reg
ular meeting Dec. 1. in the
grange hall. Lloyd Murchison.
master, conducted tile business
meeting. Plans were made at this
lime to attend the instalation of
officers at the Pleasant Grove
Grange on Dec. 6.
1'he Home Economics Club will
meet Dec. 16, at '2 p.m., in Ihe
Cletus llohstadt residence. There
will be a gift exchange.
Sunday, Dec. 21, 1 p.m., the
grange members and their fami
lies will meet at the grange hall
for their annual Christmas dinner.
The dinner is lo be pot-luck, with
the exception of the turkey which
will be furnished by the Home
Economics Club.
Mrs. Floyd Arthurs is preparing
the program. There is to be a gut
exchange at the dinner, not to ex
ceed 25c.
Spencer for a Christmas party
8 p.m., Union Pacific Old Timers
17, will hold installation and
Christmas party. Gift exchange
not to exceed 50 cents.
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Meeting Date Changed
Tlic Junior Art Research group
have changed their luncheon date
from Dec. 19 to Dec. IB, in the
home of Mrs. Lois McMillan
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Bundling is a fine old
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Jnntzcn's new ladder stitch
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