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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1916)
SATURDAY, MAY 13, 1916. PAGE TWELVE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER r, Bathe in the Sea at Home : ADOLPH NEWLIN, Manager Quick Delivery Phone Main 40 La Grande, Oregon T I A little of our genuine Sea Halt in the bath will convert the fresh water into the same briny fluid that rolls and tumbles on the sea shore REAL SEA WATER that refreshes, stimulates and invigorates one us nothing else will. This natural sea saLt conies in large cloth .sat'ks, enough for many sea baths. Price 25 Cts. La Grande Pharmacy . . , Society flews j ' ; . , i La Grande social and musical cir i leg are pleased over the decision of Mrs. EuKqhe Moore of iBuker to Rive a recital hero next Wednesday. The .Ncighborhod club has charge of tin' entertainment, which bespeaks suc cess from a preliminary standpoint i and Mrs. Moore's exquisite voice, her j fine appearance and her charming : manner of ontortainment will form ,her many loyal admirers in La iCirande. Her voice while very sweet I is exceedingly strong, possessing re-1 markable volume. The recital will be in the Neighlwrtiood club rooms in the Library building and the program fol Uows: , . " I. '".'V (a) AH 'tis a Voice ...... Pouehielli (b) The Fairy Pipers ....... Brewer ((c) Shadow March. .Teresa del Riego XI. (a) Prelude (b) Spring . (c) 'Summer Ronald Ronald Ronald III. (a) Lullaby, from "Jocelyn". .Godard (b) Because D. Hardelot (c) Love's Whisper Willeby IV. Until' ,i Sanderson Banjo Song . Homer From the Land of the Sky Blue Water " Cadman V. The Swan . . Grie Love's Dilemma Richardson Who Knows? . Ball Such charter members of the B. M. A., which a few years ago was a vital organization in " athletics, music, so cial affairs and other fileds, as happen to be in La Grande now wore enter-, tainad last evening by Mr. and Mrs. George Huntington Currey at their home on Main avenue. In addition to the old time club members, wives of those married now, and lady fricndti of those so fortunate, were guests for the occasion last evening. Games were played, interspersed with music, followed by refreshments later in the evening. This is the first meeting of the charter members in more than five years. . . , . The Christian Endeavor society of the Piesbyterian church gave a ban quet last evening in the Y. M. C. A. building for the new members who have been enlisted during a recent campaign. The social committee served a chicken dinner to about fifty. Afterward a short program of music and toasts, was given. The society now numbers over fifty active and as sociate members. Among the things planned for the summer by the young folks is a tennis court and other forms of recreation. Ernest A. Love is the president and Miss Ora Anderson the chairman of the social committee of the society. ' Marie Smith entertained the Owais sa club Wednesday evening at her home on Washington avenue. A very enjoyable time was experienced as usual and this was augmented by an exceptionally fine luncheon. The club members will meet next week with Goldio Campbell. , Club life this week centered chiefly on two presentations of "The Melting Fot" by a cast of actors from the Neighborhood club. The second, given Thursday evening, went just as smoothly and was as great a success as the first one given Tuesday after noon. The Library club rooms were crowded with men and women anxious to see th? much-touted presentation, and all the praise heretofore be stowed upon the actors, has not been overdone. The men found that women can carry out a play without the help of man, very nicely. Great praise is due Mrs. Norman Frees for the way the parts wore handled and for the clearness of interpretation. Her skilled coaching .was always manifest, and, aided by rare ability on the part of the cast, she was able to round out a performance that many think has never been equalled in local talent pro ductions here. It is otten true- mat homo talent productions have weak links in them some where in this particular case every lino was tarried in a remarkably clever manner. It was a great tribute to coach, and to performers. GEMS FROM THE BIBLE (iPsalm CXLIII) 1 Hear my prayer, 0 Lord, give ear to my suplications: in thy faithful ness answer me, and in thy righteous ness. ; . i 2 And enter not into , judgment with the servant: for in thy sight shall no man living be justified. , 3 For the enemy hath, persecuted mv soul: he hath smitten my life down to the ground; he hath made ma to dwell in darkness, as those that have been long dead. 4 Therefore is my spirit over whelmed within me; my heart with in me is desolate. 5 II remember the days of old, I meditate on all thy works; I muse on the work of thy hands. ... -..... (i I stretch forth my hands , unto thee: my soul thirsteth after thoe, as a thirsty land. iSelah. 7 Hear me speedily, O Lord;., my spirit faileth: hide not they face from me, lest I be like unto them that go down into the pit. 8 Cause me to hwar thy loving kindness in the morning; for in thee do I trust: cause me to know th way wherein I should walk; for I lift up my soul unto thee. 9 Deliver me, O Lord, from mine enemies: I flee onto theo to hide me. 10 Teach me to do thy will; for thou art my God: thy Spirit is good; lead me into the land of uprightness. 11 Quicken me, O Lord, for thy name's sake: for thy righteousness' sake bring my soul out of trouble. 12 And of thy mercy cut off mine enemies, and destroy all them that afflict my soul; for I am thy servant. 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"A Dollars worth of service for every dollar spent." (Paid Advertisement.) . Surveying Crews at Work. Albany, Ore., May 13. Much spec ulation and interest centers around the presence of two surveying crews in the district east of Detroit ond Mill City, working toward Minto Pass in the Cascade mountains. One crew is -working along the old grade of the Corvallis & Eastern railroad, and an other out of Salem, th'ough Stayton and in the same general direction as the former. Five thousand pounds of provisions were shipped to Detroit recently for one of the outfits. A FEW ANIMAL DONTS Won't be inhuman in treatment of animals. , Don't whip a balking horse. Don't work or ride a horse with ill- fitting or unsuitable harness or saddle. Dont use animals with sore shoul ders and back unless they can be pro tected against further injury. Don't work lame or sick animals to keep them from getting stiff; turn them into pasture or paddock and al low voluntary exercise. Forced exer cise wi'fl nearly always do harm. . Dont work a soft horse like you would a well hardened one. Season him gradually. Don't put a young animal at hard work too soon. Don't start off in a hurry; warm up gradually. Don't overload and don't overwork. North Carolina Experiment Station. Customers always come back. La Grande Pharmacy. Adv. . 5-10-2t. Save Your Hands Housework Cleaning Windows Scrubbing Woodwork ' and Similar Tasks All tend to leave the hands red and icrackod, robbing them of the softness and whiteness, so much desired by most women. 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