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By Wilton Scruggs
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The ChriMnias i,rc-i!s crp
hid'lci in a c!i: :r.il 3 year-ni l
Mike Iiurjicrs o:ril on: aumil it.
Mike wailed Irs CiKMV. Tllt'ii,
xliel his irolhi'r. Mrs. Jainej
Hiircess. we.il i:'.t (ii"'i far a
cup of coffee M'jii'Jav, M:ki; luck
i :l the doors tf fte I'liU-e a'll ri1
fued lo c;):n the: I i i it 1 1 V- .' t- hi
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ANIWALS CUA:?D ANIMALS
LONDON 1 1 !' i 'lne V. h'i,;-
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Loops 38c
KODSY SHOP
OPEN SATURDAYS
n,i 'i- Zoo Iclay had two s)OL.ial
L"ia:.l.', fur ils wild animal cae.es.
I !ie ro ?ta!f was augmenled by
a iair ol Ala!ian doss acquired
(o injlcct the tigers aid lions
iro.M niuhl time vandals who have
ineii beakirg down the zoo
lei'.ces.
XV.AS PASTIES DECLINE
NKW VOUK 'I'PH - The of
lico C'uisiman party is on the
d't-lire. the Commerce and In
dustry Assn. reoorted Monday of
liii7 I inns queried, only 42.1 per
cent are hoi lirg parties this year
compare J with 4; per cent ill I'JSli.
SH;cfcnt Group
Ebcts Officers
The recclly organized .'Science
Ouli' of Ceilra! Gra-le Sch:ol has
elc'tci officers.
The dub, made up of fit'.h aid
sixth g'adc sli':le:ils, met in Avery
Milli i inn's room, and elected the
following: La Zelle Gricner, presi
dent: Sam Kinzer, vice president,
and Danny Baker, secretary. Tom
t'l.v Sherwood was elected song
le ader and Teresa Robertson, re
porter. Mille-ing is the instructor,
a id Kill De Mastus, assistant.
Pupils are learning the care and
use of microscopes. Later, when
the weather permits, they will be
on1, to co-duct experiments on
:.cie;.ce (iiiesliors.
The ' Science Club" has arouse!
th? interest of all the fifth and
sixth grade members.
Observer, La Grande, Ore., Wed., Dec. 16, 1959 Page 6
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Edna Hopper Remembered;
Gay Era Of U.S. 'Flappers'
NEW YORK (UPD-Edna Wal
lace Hopper was of a gentle aid
fcolish and gay era when all the
world seemed young and she was
periietual youth.
Any grandfather or grandmoth
er can tell you. Edna Hopper wa;
the Gay '90s right into the Roar
ing 20s. She was "Florodora
ard stagedoor Johnnies and the
first face-liftings and women's
diets.
She said her birth certificate
was destroyed in the San Fran
cisco earthquake. And so closely
did Miss Hopper guard her age.
that when she died of pneunionia
in he. New York home Monday
the records showed that she was
perhaps 85 and perhaps 95.
Overnight Sensation -
But her name brought the nos
talgia of youth to any man old
enough to remember bathtub gin
and any woman who could re
member her face glowing from
the first beauty ads or those who
saw the motion picture of her
face-lifting operation which she
took on a national lecture tour.
She was an overnight sensation
on Broadway in 1893. Impresario
Charles Frohnian had seen the
fragile beauty she never
weighed mo-e than 90 pounds' in
small parts and he engaged Da
vid Belasco to write for her the
comedy, "The Girl I Left Be
hind Me."
She went from one success to
another, reaching her top tri
umph as the sla; t'ing lady Holy
rood in "Flcrodora " And if yeu
can't remember the FloTdora
Sextette and "Tell Me Pretty
Maiden," then back to the Brig
ittes and Marilyns.
She appcarcu with Li'lian Rus
sell and was courted and won by
the dashing De Wulf Ho.iper. She
divorced her husband after five
years' marriage but kept his
name because it was the one by
which she had become known to
audiences.
In 1908 she married stockbro
ker Albert O. Brown and her
stage work tapered off, but she
started a new career as a beauty
expert. She wore the first high
heels and foolish hats and age
never seemed to touch her girlish
face or figure.
"My secret?" she told an inter
viewer recently. "It's leading a
normal full life. I keep busy. I
take exercise. I've never smoked.
I never drink. I eat sensible
things lots of proteins and no
fats.
"I go to bed early during the
week uot later than 9:30 and
I get up at 6:3'). Week ends I en
tertain or am entertained. I go
to the theaier a lot."
Union Family
Visits Portland
UNION ( Special i Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Kenney drove to Port
land recently to visit their daugh
ter and husband, Mr. and Mrs.
John Wulf and lo see their new
grandchild, Heidi Lynn, who wan
two weeks old.
Walter Dale liichards, appren
tice petty officer third class, grad
uated Dec. 4, from recruit train
ing at the Naval Training Center,
San Deigo, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Hendon
a.id family have left for Miami,
Fla., where they will spend the
winter with his father, Robert
Hendon.
Mrs. Grace Leep has left for
her home in ISeaverton, after a
wsit with her daughter and fam
ily. Mr. and Mrs. Edison Spears.
KRUSH RETURNS
MOSCOW (CPU Soviet Pre
mier Nikita Khrushchev returned
to Moscow Sunday after stopping
to vmt Kiev and other Ukrain
ian cities on his way home from
the Communist party congress in
L.'i"!apcst.
Vehicles
Answer to Previous Punle
ACROSS
1 Motorless
aircraft
7 Pleasure
carriage
13 Summary
14 Oleic acid
salt '
15 Invisible
16 Sinua
Arabicus
17 Masculine
nickname
IB Small loop
20 Pairs (ab )
21 Hastens
23 Not fast
(var.)
24 Departed
25 Boats of
warfare
27 Baseball term
29 Consumed
31 Winken and
Blinkcn
companion
32 Number
33 Mariner's
direction
34 Appeared
37 Plebian
40 Steamers
(ab.)
41 Legal point
43 Polaris, for
instance
45 Is able
46 By way of
47 Aruier
48 Becky Sharp's
schoolmate
SI Girl's name
54 Take umbrage
55 Expunged
56 Lure
57 Communion
plates
. DOWN
1 Crumble
2 Geological
stratum
3 Emanates
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I A JabEaI M O A
T g 1 rJl I M gL pot
STT c si aJB o T O L I TTm
I E llTu L. NlOjg
A a a B Afe f A Be I T g.
BB E A C H L-lA CEP
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TOAD Bt2JP A Q L-ltS'KJ
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2.Z E C RE A jju RE 4
TOR L- A I R lc AL j,
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JlLst
Dutch uncle
Leases
French
university
Rubber tree
Color
Grated
Everlasting
(poet.)
Water spume
Fourth
Arabian caliph
Conditions
Broadens
Plant part
Children -
30 Weaken
34 Botanical term
35 Masculine
Appellation
36 God
38 Unemployed
39 Fruitless
40 FriRhtcn
42 Demulcent
44 Organs stops
49 Hawaiian
wreath
50 Incorporalol
(ab.)
52 Age
53 Burmese
wood sprite
Thit log it made up from information by Ti-leviion Stations and its;
accuracy cannot be guaranteed by the La Grande Obterver, '
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13 14 "
21 22 d 23 124
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29 30 " 3l
32 33
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