Observer, La Grande, Ore., Mon., July 27, 1959 Page 5
Woman's World
MAXINE NURMI, Woman's Editor
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SHAROrf LEE HILL
1'lanned Auk. 30, Wedding
Hill, Skeen
Plan August
Wedding
Mrs. Olcna M. Hill of a.
Grande, is annoumnK the eiiKatfe
nent of her daughter, Sliaron
I.ee, to David Roy skeen, son of
Dr. and Mrs. Hoy L. Skeen also
of La Grande.
Miss Hill is a graduate of La
Grande High School and has at
tended Eastern Oregon College
for two years. Skeen is also
a graduate of I lls, and will grad
uate from EOC next spring with
a degree in Math Science Edu
cation. The wedding date has been
set for the afternoon of Aug. 30.
in the Kirst Christian church of
La Grande.
Club Women
Plan Farewell
Dinner Here
The La Grande Country Club
women are planning a potluck
dinner tonight at 6:30, honoring
Mrs. Earl Chantry who is leaving
soon to make her home in Seattle.
The Club luncheon was attend
ed by 65 women and their guests
Wednesday. Committee for the
day was Mrs. Donald Ottcn, Mrs.
Boss Hearing, Mrs. Homer Lcf
fcl and Mrs. Archie Dunsmoor.
Arabella Turney of Philadel
phia, Pa., was guest of Mrs.
Martin Fitzgerald and Mrs. Rich
ard Gates was a guest from Ent
erprise. ,
Mrs. Donald Renipsry and
Mrs. Kenneth Chetwood were
welcomed as new members.
Winners at the afternoon
bridge were Mrs. Fred Kiddle
and Mrs. Martin Fitzgerald.
Summer Session
To Hold Annual
Picnic Wednesday
A pknir will be hrld Wednes
day for the jnrii.'il Summer Ses
sion gr;idu;He students, the eve
ning of .Inly 2!. at Catherine Creek
Stale Park.
All graduale student and their
families and faculty members and
their families are welcome
to attend. Those planning to at
tend must sign the administra
tion building bulletin hoard list by
Tuesday evening and indicate il
transportation is needed.
Jack Newton, general chairman
of the event, says plans are being
made for the food and entertainment.
E. MacGregor
i3ies Safurday
Edward Herbert MacGregor,
49, of Island City, died Saturday.
He was caitle buyer at the local
yards.
The funeral will be held in
Daniels Funeral Home, Tuesday,
at 2 p.m. Minister officiating will
be L. E. Obert. Burial will be in
Island City.
Mr. MacGregor was born Aug. 9.
1909, and had lived in Union
County for 33 years. He was a
member of the FOE Aerie 259,
La Grande.
Survivors are the widow, Mrs.
Ellen MacGregor. Island City;
two sons. Jack MacGregor of La
Grande and Tom MacGregor of
Is'and city; one daughter, Mrs.
Barbara Lee Pabst, Clarkston.
Wash. Also two brothers. Charles
MacGregor of Los Angeles and
Willard MacGregor, La Grande;
six sisters, Mrs. Hannah Williams
and Mrs. Josephine Damon, La
Grande, and Mrs. May Vaughn.
Mrs. Aimec Parks and Edna David
son, all of Los Angeles: and Mrs.
Jessie Evans of Denver. Colo. Four
grandchildren and other relatives.
LOCAL EVENTS
A Drivtr Lictnit Examiner will
bo on duty in La Grande Tuesday
at 108 Depot street, between the
hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., ac
cording to announcement by the
Department of Motor Vehicles of
Oregon. Persons wishing original
licenses or permits to drive are ,
I asked to file applications well
ahead of the c'osing hour to assure
time for completion of the required
lisense test. j
La Grand Farm Bureau and
I'nion County Farm Bureau will
hold a special meeting tonight at
8 p .in. in the Island City hall. 1
Tht FriwtdihiD Club will meel '
Tuesday at the home of Mrs.!
rranK Gosnorn, Ht. I, Summer
villc for a potluck luncheon. Mrs.
Emelic Brockmann is co-hostess.
Union County Historical Society
will meet tonight at 6:30 p.m. for j
their annual meeting and election
at Riverside Park. A potluck sup
per will begin the evening. A his-,
torical program, music and Me
morial service is planned.
Mr. and Mn, Dtnnii Godfrey, '
2005 Second street, have a son J
born in the St. Joseph Hospital. ;
Jujy 24. They have named him 1
Barton Da'e and he weighs six '
pounds. i
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Mr. and Mrs. Jim Marrs, Elgin, j
have a daughter born July 25 in
the St. Joseph Hospital. They have 1
named her Robin Gail and she
weighs seven pounds and 15 ounces.
Celebrating birthdays today are j
Morell Huntsman, Brenda Westen-1
snow. Mia ivaye Gioson ana una
Raye Gibson, La Grande; Tom
Bradshaw, Helena, Mont.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Fihn have
as guest in their home for a few ,
days, her cousin, Virginia Ash
bridge of Eugene. She is also
visiting her great uncle. Chuck
Harrison.
Dr. J. Lynn Bishop, chairman of
the Music Department of Eastern
Oregon College, Mrs. Bishop and
Linda, returned to La Grande
following a workshop in California
and trips through the Southwest.
Dr. Bishop attended the music
educations portion of the Idyll
wylde, Arts Foundation Workshop.
The family then visited Yoscmite,
Sequoia, Bryce Canyon, Grand
Canyon and Zion parks and the
Centennial Exposition in Portland.
A workshop in music education
will be conducted by Dr. Bishop
during the last weeks of the Sum
mer Session.
The 1934 graduating class of La
Grande High School will meet
Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the small
ballroom of the Sacajawea. This
will be the last meeting before
the banquet and picnic set Aug. 1
and 2. Class members arc being
urged to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Camp and
sons, David and Daniel, are visi
ting in Eastern Oregon from
their home in Ventura, Calif.
They plan to be here about two
weeks. They are staying in the
homes of Mrs. Wilma Camp and
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Perrinc.
The Junior Old Timers and
Auxiliary 24 will hold a potluck.
picnic at Riverside Park Wcdnes-,
clay at 6 p.m. Honored at that
time will be Leo Maskill and
family from Mission, Kans., and
Marge Olcrking and children
from Denver Colo. They are
presidents of the General Com
mittee and Auxiliary. Club will
furnish sandwiches and drinks.
members to bring covered dish
and table service.
Mrs. Nelson Dies
In Local Hospital
Mrs. Signe II Nclsun. 62. a
housewife of Summerville, died
this morning in a local, hospital.
Funeral arrangements will be
announced later by Daniels Fun
t ral Home. .
UP Old Timers
Hold Picnic
: The Union Pacific Old Tim
ers' Club 17 and auxiliary held
their annual picnic Sunday at
Riverside Park. Fried chicken
atid all the trimmings were serv-i
ed to approximately 50 persons
attending. The club furnished
ice cream, coffee and soft drinks, j
Following the meal the time j
was spent visiting. The presi-j
dent of the Jr. Old Timers club,
AJ Ilolliday and his famly were
guests. Also attending were
Mrs. John McClay and her fam
ily of the Jr. Old Timers.
The club will not hold a meet
ing in August but express a de
sire to see all members out on
Srpt 11, at 8 p.m. in McAllister
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Annual Shakespearean
Festival At Ashland
ASHLAND UPI The annual
Shakespearean Festival opens
Tuesday in a new $275,000 theater
here.
Shows run through Sept. S. Of
ficials said advance ticket sales
were 60 per cent ahead of last
year.
The four plays which will be
presented this year are Anthony
and Cleopatra. King John, Twelfth
and Measure for Measure.
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