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er, leg. 3?,9.9t--------J------N0W :. $189.95 aid ycur old set
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I GFiOUP OF CIMES-Swivel Berkline Rockers, Assorted Colors, Reg.
53.SO .N0W $59.50 Many Others To Choose From
1 GROUP OF CHAIRS - Priced To 107.50 Req. N0W $69.50
AH Other Occasional Chairs Reduced
I . GRAY 5 PC' DINETTE - WOQDTONE TABLE & CHAIRS
Regi;. 129.50 . . ; NOW $89.50
1 CHIME 7 PC'. DINETTE CITRON YELLOW - EXTRA LARGE
TABLE. '2 LEAVES. 6 CHAIRS. NOW $99:95
T-AMBER' 'BIRCH! BEDROOM SET - DOUBLE DRESSER, Silver Trim
- Swing Out, Twin Beds, Was 259.50 NOW $219.50
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1 DREXEL BLOJIPE MAHOGANY BED. Triple Dresser & Mirror. Reg
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1 TWIH BEBSSOM SET CHANTUNG MAHOGANY.
Nite Stand, Bscs. leg. 289.50 :..
Double Dresser,
NOW $219.50
1 Mistria Rug, lQ'6"xl5', Reg. 249.50 . Now 199.50
1 Roll Carpeting Complete Wilh Rubber Padding. All In One Candy Stripe.V
Ideal For Child's Room. '.. .
CLOSE-OUT, 2.98 PER SQUARE YARD
REMNANTS: Beige, Brown Frieze, Rose Plush, Floral
Runner, Green Frieze, ALL GREATLY REDUCED
CS ME & SEE THEM NOW.
1 Group Mattresses and
Box Springs
29.50 each
1 Group "Simmons
Mattresses, Reg. 59.50
Now 39.50
Lamps, Shelves, Etc.
Maxine Nurnii
WO 3-3161
Observer, La Grande, Ore., Mon., Dec. 29, 1958 Page 3
Local Odd Fellows, Rebekahs
Hold Joint Family Gathering
Saturday evening the local Odd
fellows loduc and Rebekah
lodge held their joint an
nual family Christmas parly in
'he Odd Fellows temple.
Mistress ot Ceremonies was
3elh Counsell, noble grande ot
Crystal Kcbekah lodge. On the
orogram was music, reading of the
Local Couple
JL
Wed Lit Church
A doub'e ring ceremony per
formed Christines day by the
Reverend II. J. Gcrnluirdl, in the
First Methodist Church parsonage,
united Both May Hubbard and
Nicholas E. Simonis, both of Union
County.
It was a family affair with the
bride s mother, Elvina Adell He
witt, the groom's daughter, Arlene
R. Simonis, attending the couple.
Miss Simonis was home on vaca
tion from Brigliam Young Uni
versity where she is attending her
Senior year.
The newlyweds will be at home
at 15114 Adams Avenue, follow
ing a short honeymoon.
Six Recitals
Given Here
A series of six recitals and
parlies have been held in the
home of Mrs. Nephi Combs, in the
lasl 10 days. These recitals were
for the children and their families.
Pupils of Mrs. Combs, taking
part were ; Joyce and Melnnie
Wilde, Linda Chadwick, Steven
Klomp, Nyla, Colcen and Marilyn
Archibald, . Marie and Carolyn
Perry, Margio : Edwards, Marie
-jntl David Baum, Becky Anderson,
Jolyn and Lima Nebeker, David
:ind Darcia Leo Landers, Linda
Piopor, Steven Walker, Connie
and Carmen Nelson, John Feik,
Sharon Huff, Marilyn Wilson,
Frances and , Pamela Turner,
Phyllis Lyman, Dennis and Jim
Peck, i Linda . Nebeker, Sharon
Lilly, Susan Scott, Sandra and
Sally Haydock, Ed and John Craig,
Kathleen and Janet Becm, Rosalie
Strand, Theresa Beiekel, Diane and
Sherrie Fjeldsted, Ivan and, Milo
Hibbert, Connie and Linda Hartley,
Shirley Ann, Linda and John
Smurthwailc, Linda Cooper, Coleen
Cooper, Joyce Billcrbeck, Mary and
Susan Tannehill, Larry, Arline,
Irma, Vaughn, and Verl Anderson,
Rodney Yeager, and Christa and
Sharon Wagner.
Soroptimists Hold
Holiday Meeting
The So- optimist Club met in the
Sacajawea dining room for a noon
'uncheon, Thursday, Dec. 18, with
24 members and .five guests pres
ent.
Belly Spjvey was in charge of
the decorations. Tables were cen
tered with candles and holly.
The meeting was opened with
the flag salule, following, Bertha
Hrown gave the invocation. Grace
Chambers, president, announced
that Christmas gifts had been sent
to the State Hospital at Pendleton.
Program chairman, Dr. Mar
garet Morrisintroduced Dr. Frank
Bennett, who told the story of
"The Other Wise Men." The meet
ing was adjourned by the repeat
ing of the Soroptimist Pledge.
The next meeting wiH be a
regular luncheon held Jan. 2, in
.ho Sacajawea. -
Look Who's Here
ST. JOSEPH
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hickman,
1200 Tenth Street, have a daughter
born Dee. 27. Thev have named
her Kelly Lynn and she weighs
five pounds and 12 ounces.
Christmas story, a visit from San
'a and gift exchange.
First on the program was Mrs.
Dorothy Brown who played sev
nil piano selections among thcui
were "White Christmas, "win-;
tor Wonderland," "Here Comes
Santa Clans" and "Rudolph Ihe
Red-Nosed Reindeer." Then Kay
Hawk sang "Star of the East"
and "0 Holy Night" accompani
Hi at the piano by Mrs. Lcola
Combs. Tumbling duo of Sylvia
Singleton and Sue Bradley, per
formed to the song "Stormy
Weal her'" and father and son
combination of Hank and El Roy
Williams presented several gui
tar numbers. Miss Patty Parker
then presented two accordion se
lections "Winter Wonderland and
Jingle Bells." She also played
Christmas carols and the group
sang.
Two youngsters, Kenney Mur
phv and Debbie Boothman then
each gave a short recitation.
The concluding number on the
program was ihe reading of
"Twas the Night Before Christ
mas" by Elaine Hanson.
Then to (he jingle of bells and
peal of hearty laughter Santa
Clans made his entrance. He
made a lour of the room speak
ing to the children and then he
and his helpers prcsenld each
one present with a treat of candy,
note nnrl nn nraniic
After Santa departed the gifts
undo rthe tree were distributed
and the rest of the evening was
spent visiting
Actresses know tricks of aging
for a part. One is pursuing the
lips to get a thin-lipped look. This
is fine for the stace. But as a wo
man fnt nlHoi chfi wnlilrl miller
highlight her features. Making thin
" "
Cove Girl Named'
To Honor Roll b
Sheila Haggerty, a freshman
student at Oregon State College!
has been named to the school's
scholastic honor roll. i
Miss Haggerty, majoring in plry;
sics at the college, earned a grade
average of 3.09 out of a possible
4.0 this past semester. She is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Haggerty of Cove. He is the stij
crintendent of Cove schools, i, .
lips fuller with lipstick is a simple
step. ' j
GrangeDinner
Well Attended
There wero about 75 persons
attending the Christmas dinner
and party of the Blue Mountain
Grange, Saturday evening m we
hall. The evening began at 7 P.m.
willi a potluck dinner held in the
dining room. Tables were decor
ated with fir boughs and color
ful wrapped packages. Mrs. Lor-
nine Bates was in charge of the
decorations.
Following the meal the pro
I'ram was given in the main hull,
Included in the entertainment
was a talk by Bcrnal Hug on
Grange business, group singing
,.r fl-!,.!,,,, mirtlt; Wl liu Mt-c
Al Gibson; flute solo by Mary
Ellen Hardy accompanied by Mrs.
Glen Muilenburg at Wo piano; re
citation by Christine Lee John
son; reading by Mrs. Maxine Nur-
mi; piano solo by LZora Gibson;
song by Billy DeLalimutt; piano
solo by Mrs. Jesse Turnbow;
and a skit "Shopping For Christ
mas Dinner" with Henry Rice, El
ton Nurmi and Mrs. Turnbow.
Following the program Santa
came hurrying in, to the delight
of the young. He presented the
children with presents and wish
ed all a "Merry Christmas.' Treats
were given to all who wero at
tending al the close of the eve
ning. Gifts for the men ami wo
men were also exchanged at that
lime. '. " . .
The next regular Grunge meet
ing will be held Jan. 3 in me
Grange hall.
Lts
Going
To Happen
N. Powder News
By Barbara Erwin
"Frosty the Snowman" was Ihe
theme of the Senior Ball, which
was he'd Saturday, Dec. 20, in the
gym. ' '
Frosty was over six feet tall
and stood in the middle of the
dancing area.. Christmas trees
decorated with imitation snow
edged the dance floor.
The Keith Simonis Band of
North Powder played at the dance.
Wednesday
8:15 p.m., Eastern siar ana
Masons will hold a New Year Eve
party. Cards and dancing. All
OES and Masons are being invited
to attend. '
Happy Birthday
Des. 29
Mrs. Rose DeLong
Virgil Yaringlon, Elgin
Trcshea Conrad
Conrad Huntsman
Roy Carper, Wallowa
Mrs. E. C. Bray
Mrs. 0. L. Rudd
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