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Summerville Lodge Practices
Drill For Coming Convention
SUMMERVILLE '(Special)
Jewel Kebekah Lodge mem
bers met in the hall Mondry
evening to practice the seating
drill and a tribute march to be
used at the convention to be held
in Summerville, Oct. 28, at the
Odd Fellows hall. There was
another practice on Tuesday,
Oct. 20, at 7:30 p.m. at the hall.
Weekend visitors In the John
Tuck home were Mrs. Robert E.
Tuck of Baker and their daugh
ter, Mrs. Kerry E. Newman. For
est Grove. Mrs. Newman also
visited in Baker at the home of
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her husband's parents, Mr. and
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Miss Joyce Billerbeck spent
the w eekend in Summerville -with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
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ness school in Portland.
Mrs. Ruth Cornell of Summer
ville has as her guests her broth
er and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Kvdrett Ruth of Sterling. Neb.
Ardell I'ugh and Freddie Ueh
rens are the two boys from Sum
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had fallen a few days before and
broken lur hip. Mrs. Coleman
was close to 90 years old.
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Woman's World
MAXINE NURMI. Woman's Etlitor
'Help To Hear' Years Project
Of Royal Neighbors America
Koyal Nfiglibors of America ni"l
for their business meeting at the
IOOF temple. Funnie MiFarland.
past state oracle, presided in the
absence of Kate Talbott, oracle.
The flag was presented by Nell
Clark. After lodge was o'ticially
opened, a recess was calltd for a
program, under the direction of
Esther Hofmann. Entering were
three li'.tle girls dressed as an
gels and each carrying a lighted
candle and sang "Gods Little Ari
se1," as an encore number they
carried their dolls and sang, "All
Through the Night." Taking part
were DeAnn Mi-Bath, Judy Hof
mann. and Carman Rlchey. ac
companied by Mary Ellen Hardy
at the piano.
Members were reported sick
Ethel Saling is still a patient at
the Grande Ronde Hospital
Ernestine Simonis and her new son
have gone home from the hospital,
also Lanora Dockweiller. Many
were reported iM at heme.
A card was. read from Mable
Laudenschlut;er at the Royal
Neighbor Home in Davnport.
Iowa, thanking the lodge for her
birthday gift and also telling of an
injury she suffered. Gifts were
sent to Mrs. Donald Lambert and
her new baby at Boise, Idaho, and
to Zelma Eld?r. who was injured
Mrs. Tarter
Given Ritual
By Sorority
Mrs. Vic Tarter was given the
exemplcr Ritual, at the Xi Alpha
Mu meeting, Tuesday evening in
the home of Mrs. Joe Estes.
Mrs. Wayne Barton presided
over the business of the meeting.
She announced that the chapters
had decided to invite husbands
to the Founders Day banquet and
a dance would be held following.
The chapter also decided further
investigation should be made re
garding the remodeling of the Fair
booth.
An all chapter party was dis
cussed iwith'lhF'lollowinfii'com.
mittee being in charge, Mrs. Estes
and Mrs. Leland Sams, co-chairmen,
Mrs. Mark Cunningham and
Mrs. Robert Hufierman, assisting.
Mrs. Raymond W'endel, a leave
of absence member, wes a guest
for the evening. She is leaving
soon for Indonesia.
Mrs. Cunningham gave the pro
gram on "Cleopatra." Mrs. Earl
Thibeau was awarded the prize
for the game.
Mrs. Estes served refreshments
It's a fiesta of
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Infants' Waterproof Crib Sheets 88c
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s,2Lel Fringed Chenille Spreads ...3.00
in a c;ir .n'cidi nt at Eucnc
Glady-. Huff Lester, district
deputy, teld of the "Help to Hear"
project which the Royal Neighbors
throughout t he country have adopt
id. s.nce th-re are some three
mil'ion children in the I'ni'ed
Slates with hearing problems. She
asked that the La Grande camp
work toward the goul of raiisng
money to secure hearing aids (or
needy children.
Mrs. Lester appointed three
aviatrrs to head the campaign
"Space Age" in shooting for the
moon. Annette Hoadley, Wilma
Payne and Matilda Tsiatsos. with
Neva King as general chairman
in chaig".
AH members are also reminded
to bring their coffee bands. Miss
King contributed to the "Birthday
Kitty" while all sang Happy
Birthday.
All jeveniles of the camp will
he entertained with a mask
"Hallow-en pa;ty in the basement
at the hall, from 6 p.m. till 7 :10.
Oct. 26. At a pin. the adults
will hold a "llnbo" parly with all
members asked to come in appro
priate costume. Each is to bring
a sack lunch (or an exchange of
sacks by number. Annette lloadley
and her team will be in charge of
this party. There will not be a
lodge meeting.
Union Chapter
Hosts Meeting
UNION' i Special! The Grande
Ronde Valley Chapter 4(1, OES w as
host to the district meeting, Wed
nesday. Blue Mt. Chapter of Elgin,
Cherry Chanter of Cove, and Hope
Chapter of La Grande took part in
the meeting.
Distinguished guests who were
escorted and introduced were; Cel
este S. Dickinson, worthy grand
matron of Corvallis; Ronald Gilson,
worthy grand patron of Lebanon:
Laurose Ilihberd, past grand ma
tron of linhler; Pearl .McClay,
past grand matron of La Grande;
Fonda Miller, grand adah of Uni
on; and Dorthy Lee Davis, grand
representative to the State of III;
diana in Oregon, from Elgin. The
worthty matrons and worthy pa
trons from each chapter repre
sented, were also seated.
Mrs. Dickinson gave a .short talk
and introduced her husband who
is traveling over the state with
her.
Following the business meeting
refreshments were served in the
dining room.
during th? social hour. The next
meeting will be held in the home
of Mrs. Thomas Faulkner.
savings! Penney's
every department!
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LOCAL EVENTS
Odd Ftllowt Lodge 14, La
Grand", will meet Friday at 8
p in. in their hall.
Buinf and Profettional Wo
men will Jiold a business meeting.
Thursday, beginning with a pot
luck at. 6:311 p m in the horn- o
Nora Bradley. liKia Itlih Street.
Bring own table sen ice.
Pf Matroni of Eastern Star
will hold an aiu.u.il poi'm k dinner.
Friday at 6.30 p m. Please bring
own table se; v ice.
Eaglet Lodge will hold a card
party, Friday, at 8 p.m. in their
hall.
Junior Art Research will meet
Friduy for a 1 p m. luncheon, in
th home of Mrs. II. A. Zurbrick.
3117 Washington nue. John
Evans of EOC is arranging the
program on con!emwrary art.
Social Club of the Order of East
ern Star will hold a rummage
sale, Saturday starting at 9 a.m.
in the Odd Fellows basement.
Members are asked to bring
rummage on Friday afternoon
and assist. ,
Polly Anna Club will met in
the home of Mrs. Wallace Cass.
1116 Washington Avenue. Friday
at 2 p.m.
Eagles Auxiliary will hold their
first pinochle party, Friday, with
serving to start at 8 p in.
Greenwood PTA will meet Fri
day at 2:30 pin. in the school
auditorium.
Pait Presidents of the LS to B
of LFE will meet in the home of
Mrs. Earl Beery, Saturday at 7:30
for short business meeting and
cards to follow. Mrs. Vernon
Sherwood as co-hostess.
Whirlawav Square Dance Club
will meet Saturday at the Union
Sportsmens Club, All square
dancers welcome.
A Halloween party will be held
held by the Welcome Wagon New
comer's Club. Saturday, at 8:3(1
p.m. in the Maverick's Clubhouse.
Casual dress.
JULIAN STUART
Dept. Of Stewardship
Conference Being
Held At Church
A Conference on Churchman
ship is being held in I -a Grande
today and tomorrow, in the First
Christian Church. Registration
began this morning at 10 a.m. with
i full day of activities planned
A banquet will be held this eve
ning at 6 p.m. with evening ses
sums to follow.
Fridays schedule will begin al
10 a m. and will include prayer
ipecial music, sneak previews,
panel discussion, sermon, and a
number of other items. Another
banquet will be held Friday eve
ning at 6 p.m. The Rev. Wallace
Hastings will be the tcastmaster,
and. Hartzcll Cobbs the guest
speaker.
The final workshop sessions
will be held that evening along
with other services.
Three guest leaders have been
secured to lead the workshops
in the present scries of confer
ences. They are Samuel F. I'ugh.
Julian Stuart and Donald Salmon
Ml three men are nationally
known in their area of work.
These sessions arc for anyone
interested, and chairmen, com
mittee members, and membership
Mimmiltces are espccally urged
to attend.
Julian E. Stuart is the director
of Special Day and the Kvery
Member Canvass, for the Christi
an Churches. He is also assistant
secretary of Unified Promotion
Inc., with offices In Indianapolis,
ind. lie is also active in a number
of other Rroups.
Chretta Warnstaff
Rites Set Friday
Mrs. Chretta May Wnrnstalf. HI,
of lit. 2, La Grunde, died Wed
nesday following a short illness,
in a local hospital.
Funeral services will be held
in the Daniels Funeral Home Fri
day at 2 p.m. The Rev. Harold j
Seal will officiate. Burial to be!
in the Island City cemetery.
Mrs. Warnstaff was born in
Ohio, Nov., 5, 1877, and had been
a resident of I, a Grande for the I
past 20 years. She was a member
;if the First Presbyterian Church. ;
Survivors are one son, Clive .
Warnstaff, La Grande; two daugh
ters, Mrs. Verla Snyder. Kearney.
Neb., and Mrs. Vivian Igo of La
r.rniule. There nre four nrand-1
children, five great grandchildren
and two great great grandchildren
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Islanil I'll- PI ineeling was
held Friday with president Doro-
thv Ke!: pri -idimi.
(tuesls lor I lie altci noon w ere
Wilbur (islet !nh. Cinintv
School
Supei 'iiiiemleut . Jim Hiiber, Coun
ty 4 II t. and Merle Hecket.
matiaurr ot I a Granite P.iaueh.
First N.ili. n.i! l'ank.
Ililhcr pie.entcd dub leader
certificates to Mis. Wayne .limes.
Mrs. SI, in I sons. Mrs. Homer
ase. Mrs Henry Peterson, Mrs.
Eameyt hell. Mrs. l.yle Ciouser
Hid Hon la c'y. (
O tei l. h presented cards and
ticket, pins, lo Ihe pupils who i
had eaiueil Iheni.
Hecket w.K Liiest speaker and!
'lis sut'i ct was - The Importance
if You! n Aetn Hies.
O-terli'h also gave a few words
of greeting.
A number of tumbling demon
stration r'f given 'by the girls
'if Mrs. Ciou-er's classes.
JI.'s. orviile Miller's first and
Square Dance will be held at
Enterprls S turd.iy, in the IOOF
hall. Leon Swackhamer will call.
He is a n. lined caller who has
c 11 d danei s all over the world
and is. now serving in the Navy.
All square dataers welcome.
Ccve PTA will hold a ham din
ner. Sattiutay. Serv ing In st. rt
at (I ttn p m ueti' n In (o'low.
Public is invited c at 'end Enter
tainment pi. nun d lor the family.
Celebra'ing birthdays today wi'l
be Mrs. Itttili Larson. Mrs. Louis'
Hya i. Don Even. Ilael Hawkins
and Pally Vess ot La Grande; and
Bobby Paiini of I nion.
CHAPTER
Presents .
Hn. Sccli K. Cassill
with her
Holiday Dscoraling Ideas
jj I brand Ur.llroom 2 and 8 p.m., Tuesday
I I Sacajawea Hotet October 27
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JOELS
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Ribs ..lb. 23c
53c Shank Half .Lb. 49c
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Ground Beef
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- Grocery Buys of the Weeh--Tomato
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Tomato Juice Hunt'$ 4 Tins 1.00
Ca!sup Hunt, :.3 blls. 55c
Tide Dciergenl s,1?? 1.29
Cider... ..gal. 69c
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-Pick O' the Crop Produce
Apples Ddiciou, 3 lbs. 23c
AppleS Jonathan 3 ttS. 23C
Cabbage sr.S5' h..i. lb. 8c
Sweel Pcf aloes lb. 17c
Grapefruil 8 & 5Bc
POT PIES
"Spar Time"
Chicken, Turkey,
Beef.
count lor having the most moth
ers present.
A business meeting was then
held, after which refreshments
were served.
Mrs. Miller's first and second
graders have been studying about
li'. lians, and Friday morning they
entertained other Island City
grades with a little Indian dance.
No, he's not rryino; to cath
the bus he races it to work
sine he got shoes from La
Grande Shoe Store.
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