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Observer, La Grande, Ore., Frl., May 29, 1959
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Woman's World
MAXINE NURMI, Woman's Editor
Scripture was read by Don Hen
Rachau Parents Of Son
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rachau,
Elgin, have a son. born May 28
in the- Grande Rondo Hospital.
They have named him Robert
Dean and he weighs six pounds
and eight ounces.
Feted At Elgin
Baccalaureate
dricks of the Elgin LDS church.
A vocal selection followed, by
Harold Blanchhard and Roy Luse.
The church choir sang "I know
My Heavenly Father Knows."
Dr. Virgil A. Bolen of the
Methodist church and EOC gave
the message "The Four Fisher
men," as the topic. The congre
Grande Fruit Co. Denece plans to
enroll in the pre-nursinc curricu
North Powder
News
BY BARBARA ERWIN
'Observer Correspondent
ELGIN (Special)
Baccalaur
lum at EOC.
nte services were held May 24
n the school auditorium for the
of Recessional by Mrs. McCall.
Les Wells (if the Christian
church and president of the El
!Jin Ministerial Association was
program chairman for the eve
ning. o
JO graduating seniors.
The Processional was played by
Sunday dinner guests in the
gation then sang "Take the Name
home of Mr. and Mrs. Arch Sal
ing were Mrs. Saling's parents
:f Jesus With You".
Volncy Johnson, pastor of the El
The benediction was given by
Mabel Schafer, of the Assembly
Mr. and Mrs. James Kelly, and
gin Church of the Nazarcne.
her brother, Mr. and Mrs. llers-
The Christian church choir sang
The North Powder Cub Scouts
ehcl Kelly of Baker and Mr. and
"0 Jesus I Have Promised".
Mrs. Faye Yarington let the groupi
in singing "Trust and Obey."'
held their regular meeting Mon
day evening at the schoolhousc.
Mrs. Henry McClurc and son, Arn
old of North Powder.
rhirtcon members were present.
They continued studying ' about
Canada, and made Totem Poles.
Needle Point by Bucilla
They played games and served re
VRY WEEK
freshmcnts.
ATTCND THI
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DELTA EPSILON New officers of Dfelta Epsilon chapter of ESA were installed at
ceremonies at The Wheel Wednesday . evening. New president is Sharon Hickey,
temei. uuiu uim.ci iium icii are wnn.e btrucK, corresponding secretary; snir
lee Todd, recording secretary, Mrs. Hickey, Louise Young, vice president and Val-
dene Goold, treasurer.
(Observer Photo)
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
May 29
Judy Campbell
Sandra Forry
Bud Jones, North Powder
Jerry Hofmann
Janice Chandler
May 30 , ;
Ira Bork, Baker
, Fred Roe
Mrs. Anna Dow
James A. Jones, North Powder
Cheyrl Hand
Gary Erickson
LZora Gibson
Mrs. W. A. Daniels
Ronald Smith
Anna Skala
Bette F. Blakeney
Steven Gooderham
May 31
Doris M. Smith
Betty Barnett
Karen Shenfield
Presbyterian Men's Meeting
Reports To Be Given Here
"During the morning worship hour
on Sunday at the First Presbyter
ian Church, C,. Richard Neely, a
lay member, will make a report
on the area meeting of Presbyter
ian Men held at Sacramento early
in the spring. Neely was a repre
sentative from Eastern Oregon
Presbytery. The title of his talk
will be "Christ's Great Commiss
ion." Howard A. Anderson, assistant
professor of English at EOC, will
be guest soloist and will sing
"Shepherd Take Me by the Hand"
by Ward-Stephens as an offertory
solo. The choir under direction of
Barbara Rufncr
Dallas Hoopes
John E. Burnett
Elaine Hill '
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E. Lyle McMullen will sing "He
Watching over Israel" by Mendel
ssohn.
The Women's Association will
hold a pot'uck luncheon at 1 p.m
on Thursday and will then recess
for the summer. The theme for the
afternoon will be "Service in
Love." Mrs. Earl Bensel.will lead
devotions and colored film' Profile
of the Middle East," will be sho
wn. The executive committee will
be in charge.
Rev. Louis M. Samson and fam
ily will return to La Grande on
June 6, and Rev. Samson will be
in the pulpit next Sunday morning.
Following the service on that Sun
day, Circle 4 working through the
Women's Association will sponsor
a coffee hour to honor new mem
bers who united with the church
this spring and to express apprec
iation to the choir for its service
and inspiration during the year
Mrs. Douglas Eustace is circle
chairman.
Vacation Church school for
youngsters who are four years old
through those a-e currently in the
third grade, will be held from
June 8 to June 14 from 9 to 11 a.
m. There will be camps later in
the summer for those in the junior
and senior, high school.
The Session will not meet on
Monday evening, but the Scouts
and choir will meet at their regu
lar times during the week.
Two graduating seniors from
Powder Vallely High school have
received scholarships to the col
leges they plan to attend next
fall.
Lila Umplcby, co-valedictorian.
received a partial tuition, scholar
ship presented by Seattle Pacific,
Seattle, Wash., for her freshman
and sophomore years. She plans to
major in physical education. -Denece
McCanse, co-valedictori
an, received a tuition scholarship
to Eastern Oregon College, La
Grande, presented by the . La
IT'S GOING
TO HAPPEN
Friday
8 p.m., World War I Barracks
and Auxiliary will hold their
monthly meeting at Island City,
in the Farm Bureau hall. Mem
bers being urged to attend. Con
vention plans to be discussed.
Saturday
11:30 a.m., American- Legion
and Auxiliary Post 86 will hold
annual Memorial Day luncheon
at Imbler.
11:45 a.m., Cove Cemetery Asso
ciation will sponsor - their Me
morial Day dinner , in the school
gym. Ham, turkey and all to go
with. Caftcteria style. , .
3 p.m., Veterans of World War
I will present their annual Me
morial Day services in the" First
Christian Church at La Grande.
Public is being invited to attend.
Hot Lake News
Friends and family of Mrs. Al
ma Day helped make her birth
day this week a very happy occa
sion. ' o
Rev. Leslie Obert of Hot I,ake
was speaker at the baccalaureate
exercises held in Cove Sunday
evening.
Sunday
1 p.m., until 4 p.m., a reception
will be held honoring - Mr. and
Mrs. Oren Lovan on their 40th
wedding anniversary. This affair
will be held in their home, given
by their children. ' Friends and
relatives are being invited to at
tend. . '"
Monday i' 1
1 p.m.. Art Research will meet
in the home of Mrs. Lyle Johnson,
OroDell Blvd.
7:30 p.m., Eagles Auxiliary of-
fiers and drill . team will hold
practice in the hall.
8 p.m., Womans Benefit Associa
tion will hold a regular meeting in
the IOOF hall. '
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This Sunday . . . join your friends and neigh
bors in the church of your choice ... in the
worship of God and enjoyment of Christian
' ' fellowship.
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