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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 8, 1922)
Ktm Hill rnt nrorenE wrvsmsa dctveh Bnfnrrlnv. "April . 1M2 T NEW EASTER Cheney, Samter, Colonel Cravats 50c to $3.00 Westenhaver & Gilbert 1309 Adams Ave. La Grande, Ore. fof a prepared program, us i custom-jtions on the piano. The life of Edirur l"'y. Alien roe win be the subject of our Ail me niemiiers arc delighted to next program. attain claim Mrs J. T. Richardson a.ii After serving-delicious refreshments one of their members. the meeting adjourned to meet at the home of Mrs. Alvira Stilwell in north Tlie N. & N. Club wil meet next ; I.a Grande, April 10. Friday at the homo of Miss Vie Craw- fuid, 1110 Washington avenue The l-adieji. Aid Society of tha Kim ; M. fc. Chuiifh' meet Wednesday after- Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Frowninc and ""on. Divisions No 1 and 4 met at on, Donald, of Kntcrprisc, lire in the the home of Mrs.. L. S. Hanford. 1JIIM city visiting friends. They were form-: Slxth street, No. i with Mrs K. C. er icsidcnts of ,l.a Grande and aru 'larding, 11)04 Sixth street, No. 3 with now contemplating moving to Eugene ?'r"- I' K; Aldrich. All the meetings were well attend- Announcemcnts are being received cd ?nd ,wc.re tiVe in handling the 1 in l.a Grande today telling of the mar- r?ul'ne Division No, a dc- 'i;ge of Mm. Kdna Morrison to Kugene '!,.d. 10 k'''P ome fancy work, Karl Dudley, a Umatilla county ranch- "m"'an ome plans for er, at 300 West Court street, I'endle- the utur work of the W- l!".n..- ton, Wccncsday of this weak. Mr. ments were" served at the cloi- of a1 and .Mis. Dudley have a large circle of i"01-1 hur the mtctingj. j friends in l.a Grande who are sen!- rho 'pur divisions will meet again ing congratulations. ev. Geo I.. :.lwo weoks from Wednesday. C lark, former pastor of the l.a Grande! , I I'lesbytorinn church, officiated. The Th Thursday Uridgo Club wa. cn apaitments in which the wedding took tetraincd Tiuwday afternoon at the pim-e weie profusely decorated in , nom! "f "? A' C- Hampton, spring flowers. Mr. an (Mrs. VurbaT-' , 1 tnc D"dT' session Mrs. Vincent lit, formerly of U Grande, and Miss almcr vr0" honors " -'ocial KUii. I.'itn.,ria .,;. . ik. I"ir w then i observed, aftiic whi.-h ceremony. .Speaking of the wedding, : 'ha hostess i served a dainty luncheon! fie I'cndlcton East Oregonian of which to-?,er B""' ' ' .Mrs. Dudley was telcgiaph editor for . V ,V 1 oi me oiiij will several months, says: "The ring cere- 'j ,li0.mc' ,,me Ctor L-nt lh: mony was used. The bride wore a? rtate nt b'"S fully decided upon. , smartly tailored suit of navy blue! .. . , j I'oirct twill, with a hat of the same1 's-J.- ''.. O Conncll was ho-itcsi at, shade. Mm. Dudley is the daughter ? aurprisc party given to her two! of Mr. and Mrs. Kred Schilkc of iydaugnter, Louise and Irene, on Wed-: Grande, where she formerly resided.! ar evn'r. tho occasion being th. t?:.. -r. r. - - i She is a young woman of pleasing 0" . " r . r- a'le a numlr. i,n.,.n,lii,. ii,!n .k - 01 "eir inenos were present. she served overseas for twenty-two r, lhe evemnr w "P'nt at "500," j months with tho Rumanian and Krench ! :0UI; U " eln in) action. Miss! commissions of tho American Red ull". 0 Conncl1 "d Mood VVkley1 Cioss ,and occupied an important post. won. h'e 1 fhonorf n'1 Mif- vi" Craw An interesting feature of the weddini?' , ncl J-''-Andrews received con-l tlu hi. til f.miwl in lha f.w.. k... k.. P"". I Itev.' Clark, who performed the cere-' A (lolicio8 two-course supper was; mony, is an old friend of the bride ervcl the hostess and the guests! and that the two renewed acquaintance V, SH U3mm ml,n'' overseas when iRev. Clark was with '"PPJ; b'rthdays. Quite a number of the Y. M. C A. .ueautirul and useful presents wore rc- "Mr. Dud'ley is the son of Mr. and''' Mrs. K. A. Dudley or Athena. He; , is a well known wheat farmer of thi:; The Greenwood Mother's' League county. After May 1, Mr. and Mrs. Mt M". Giles Haniden's home Dudley will be at home at Mr Dud- Wednesday afternoon, April C. After ley's ranch at Myrick." " lnc business meeting a short musical Mis. Dudley was for several years PruB'am was rendered and dainty re-! society editor of the Observer and has freshments were served by the host a host of friends in this vjcinily who ,s- "n account of the busy season! admire her genial disposition, her en- 'jl8 "ex' meeting will be postponed.! thusiasm and her character. Time and place will be announced ' later. The Presbyterian Aid .Society was The meeting of the 'Wednesday At the close of a social hour tho llridge Club at the home of Mrs. Aug- hotcss served a dainty luncheon to ust J, .Stnnge this week was probably Iher guests. the most enjoyable gathering of that j. The next meeting will be held at club held during the 1 -2 social, the home of Mis. William Ash, 1101 reason. Mrs. htnngc had the rooms () avenue two wcuks from Thursday. ol her ocautilul home exquisitely dec orated in flowers, sweet peas and car nations being used in great profusion. Mrs. Rufus Poarch won high hon ors at bridge. Following the hour de voted .to cards, Mrs Ktange served de licious refreshments. The llawhe club met at the home of Mr. and Mis. I.ee Hanford Thursday evening. High score was won by Mrs Paul Hlair and Al Ray and low scor j by Mis. A I 'Ray and Herbert Patlison. The next meeting will be held A)nl 20 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Iler- Kdiicationnl .belt Pattisun. t. 312 DEPARTMENT STORES Every Dollar Brings Full Value Here entertained at the home of Mrs. W. P. Walter M. PierCel IsSUeS Mohr on Wednesday afternuon. Mrs.! ., , . ! t..i... :.i.i i i...; Plat.Fnrm T-n Vana Phm rim Viiitm. W..t....ii'u I., li l!l .i n m;. .uwiii was iwhimhi iii ner ouues as uabg X Ul Auxiliary of the Methodist ICpcopal . ITacUonaT H o'clock in the office of Dr It V.i.." ''J"" Club will mort I U-rtaR the business session the (Continued "fTaTl'.g. One.l Landis. The subject of the cvcninglv .. V . '. ." ,v " , ' " i-.cs.wu- ternoon. . in appreciation of her faithful crvice J". are uf lh burdens of Sovern Democratic Nomination will be health, anil Dr. I.andis will be the principal speaker. The meeting will bo in charge of Mrs. I.andis, Misses I.andis. Lcide and lAnnetta Johnson, assisted by Louise Zoin and Miss Mueller The L. S. of II. of L. K & IK. held jlissineir aniiiiui ion call meeting at tnc 11 1 K of P. hall Ki iday afternoon. A good members are asked to bs oromnt Hs'"'nuiince was present and the meet- the doors will be locked at 8 o'clock. "'K w,,s J1"1'1''1 a success by all. Mrs. K. T. Andrews was hostess to JDs. Robert Kakin was hostess nt the Lucky Thirteen on Thursday at-(the regular meeting of Chapter 1, ternoon at her home at S07 Pennsyl- '' K. Friday afternoon, viinia avenue. A very pnjnyabl? after-1 At the close of the business session noon was spent. .Mrs. Hruce Denni.-,tbe nfteinnnn was given over to a dc- won high honors nt cards litrhlfiillv infurmal social lime, instead in that office for the past eleven yean.: She responded most graciously with a tew well chosen words, We must not wreck our Public sihool Why? The J. C.PENNE yCOMPANY stores have increased from one store in 1902 to 312 in 1921. This increase is the direct result of the confidence of the buying public. No customer in this town or any other ever worries about "sales," ever has to wait for goods to be "marked down" or wonders why merchandise sold at one price to day should have to be advertised at a lower price tomorrow, as "values up to." Honest Merchan dise and" Truthful Advertising creates Confidence. It is making a beaten track from the most ob scure community straight to the wealth of the great markets and enables the J. C. PENNEY COM PANY tp give unquestionable values for every dollar of the millions spent for their customers. THB LAItGK'RT CHAIN DKI'AHT.MKNT .STOItU OKGAMZATION IN Til 111 WOltLDS 2- tained. If continued in force for a credits. Most agricultural products of few years, it will make Oregon a state Oregon today arc being produced-at a of good country roads. By the end of j financial loss. tw.yeHr.We will have siwnt seventy)' , consj,k.,ig appropriation bills. """ . 'K"Wy two OUCStions will be nskeil Is it If system. Surely, the cities that are I ,..,,.., i r rr'.....i benefiting from this great expendituie V:nvn,'. 'i wiM ,.' .... Minuu, wieca our puone scnool .can continue to contribute fur thi.'. ',; , . r "'""' yi;u,ov riEKss ii;oi nci:i H'W Wfii UIIUHUH WUIIIH, tL ... . M t Luiinuuuuvii ui IVHU.1 lor inO IHT A social hour was 'closed with the l," ' lh" S?"6"1' , ,th I to get their products to market. k.. ,i- x . n., . 7. . I lu n'cu inouucis to market, a . serving of dainty refreshments by thu ".",,,' " '"ey anouw 1 be should remember that tho upbuildi i.; i...i..... maintained on a plane of hiirh eff e -Lj r , X . . iiunii-jinia. I.... . . , '. . inini luiuic k"IIIIi;ki Ul IIIJ LIllO i uul "uinmisicrcu on a basis of r.in,i0 kii -., n.. .... The ICastern Star Social club will . " u , ,J . ... Iprosperity of the l'armeis. f Danger!-- '.I'licrc'.s (liiiiH'tM ol' yoiii' I'iii'-iiwuy fripuds I'ur- t'flillf,' vim unless voil remind lllOIll of vour ex propriation bill, that does not measure np to these standards. WALTER M. PIERCT meet Tuesday afternoon in the Maon- . , .. . Prl,,t'I"e oi OREGON for AMERICANS. No ,1c parlors. Mrs. E. R. Kingo will be Nellher thV lint '. a ?uc ,uon; Oriental land ownership or Ica.fntr. hiuliin r.iH t lln viM.vinnj, nui HUUUKll I I frlVAV AAHn dalni. .. I '' College nor Normal School can be :. k,.. ,'k i..;.""!c!r on her "wa to church services. ti. v t. .. a,..! r ,u r- maintained without the present mill- f,.ii,. -j i...i:u: .' j' T;Mrs. Ocorge Tolmie, wife a Christian : I.HUUHI. , inUi4 Ihni-a in on J.. H WO.M.t.V Kll.l.l'.l) ItV AITO (Ity Associated Tress) OODK.N. I tah, Apr. 7. Struck by i an automobile as she left a street U'y Assuclntt'U Press) SALT LAKE, Apr. 7. President Holier J. Grant of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Thursday denounced that portion of the Ilrltish press which ' had ad versely criticised Mormons and tho Mormon religion, In a speech which j he delivered at the open'iii; session jOf tlie ninety-second annual con ference of the church. church was entertained nt the home age, unless there of Mrs. F. L. .Meyers Wednesduv f: u mnt roll. Seventy-live t, ternoon. The occasion was the . eg- . '"U0 s u ,c,t,1 'h"s-: in" ular business meeting and after the '8l,t 'V0"8 ' wholly. p . I.till- ruutin,. matteia had h,.,.n h,.ndlH O,.. ?TorMn 0)ein ,wy through school Kucsis enjoyen a social nour. lofrcshments were served .. ' ' r"."VJ stations. Thuie tv-nrt in lrt ..nl,...KI wun ine eiueriainmeni. . , : r. i , ' though I Would ,not , increase . their li,,. , ., , , activities at thbvlime A delegation of "coons' m iivhed ,i j. .,, , . .. can be materially increased an increase in pr,ment where a saving ?an he made 'Sclc"'e l'U""'J' f turofl Rkiill which rosultPd in licr I death Wcdncsrlnjr nfcht. Harry G. I ! If desirable standards of iivincr nr in hit miiinfiiinorl in iUt kuk.,1 U,,a 9f Oregon, wheat, cattle, and fruit"'s,'thal. a pressman, driver of lhe f handled thw;k"T, r'tti',y 'mUBt bri" m010 '- "hich must I";""'""''"", said tho view of the;! our. Light rh" ""'.n"1 '1.os0 -opnofUnity .torbe brought about by bettor methods slrout 'a" "hstructed by tho ruin. J by the host lh""" younB..An.e,,c.,n.5. of marketing, such as co-operative as- . ., ; ' tell pleased ' V -rt ' ' "'""t. l'x''c1nn"',nt sociations and a better system of rural ' AP"'- 10th last "' l la-water J rent without a penalty. k'rwn Adams avenue Inst evening about ' f rir U::iU. turned In at the K. P Hub, ov. ' islanee. Irifk. Our (IK'KKTINd CAUDS will do tlie crpowercd tno W. 0. W. guard, and ,u . ,.i . V ' .i"n broke the i,, l.v .e.l,l,,th"t. c"ltlr- W horses, .nd n,o.-t around the hall to the strains of "i)ld III., ..I, I . ... i ' Tl... Ill ,1 . 1,1,1,1V uuv. int. i, miiiiiirii 11111:111-1 . ! adjourned and devoted the ron.aimler ."".Z' l)"fn; " of the evtnimr to enteitiiinim' Ihi-i" ' ." .. u. niu of the real property is today assessed at its full cash value. The giat fault I visitors, who were none othe. than jhbur being assessed in different counties iat different values. This can onlv be Newlin Book & Stationery I t! - t 1 li members of the Royal in the' home of Mrs l),,hv ti.udi.n. r.0",!"is','olV hvl-"lf properly equalized by the Present t lx ..:pen'ising ;;tu- thority. . The evening was spent socially and' 1 bl' 'l've lhat ,l,t'. aUUt" shouW !t the close of the jollities delicious th valuation foe as,e.ss- icfreshnieins were served. Part of .ent as Tor rate makinir purposes, .the "cats" wer furnished by Ine men ' Jf 0,Tf"n ,s, snv"! from bankruptcy land pail of them by the "coons." Ice W mUSt ""t ,IiSU,"' . honls C!iwl'1 fJippli' pie made ui a dfliht nv.'iiu - Wo cannot now poloct our prosont I their homos at 1 1 tlolihtcd with the tll- .juyuhlo oviMjinjr. and mairnififont hicrlnvav s.vstom. Roftiis tff tho futuro should l so constructed as to eliniiricte tho prrscnt extravagant repair MiVw. Ty i The annual installation of t!,e In. al "";s0 wh" ll" knmV' il ia -'.1'1 It P ll K iii'li i.ia vviiu I, .1,1 hi i ,i. .upkeep alone on our present highway i ninir in ll. Klk'. Hull rl' It VI,. l "e -uinie i.ilmnl in-tiiur . iii . i fni ,i. . ... , i million dollais a year. installing of I leer and the following newly elected officers werv installed: S li.E-R.R-Y. S TODAY ONLY Wm. Steiner Proouctions Preaeut NEAL HART ,Ntilnn Skiff, (Jrand l.inlo ropi t'scntativo S I. Crowe, to the exalt I'd mr This nddi'inn- al hurt ten must not ho added to ihe present property tax, The market mad law Miut he iiVain- i The Best Work! VX ;! AOV Utmost care in handling and Vl jkf thorough cleansing Trr work done on time A fjlNDKU blown In his eye--disabled for three weeks, un able to perforin his duties. Just one of the many trip ling things which keep a wugu earner from his desk or bench. Accidi'nt miil Health lusui-ance In the Hartford Occident and Indeninlly company provides an -lusuraiico iiironie" when accident or sickness cuts your name from the payroll. It en ables you t, pay the butcher, baker and doctor. You will cash when conies. nee; I your this ready rainy day Ak about Insurance Income. SECURITY INSURANCE AGENCY HAS. II. ltliVNOLDS, Manager. , U (iiande . . Oregon ! I IIISIIUIIUO Willi SnrvWI I IN angel a A Usri&ftg Story of th tfitaa CaUje Ranges ilto i tt and Jeff ruh-r; lh'I.ile (ireen, esteemed lead ing kniifht: Kobert A. IVatt, esteemed loynl kniifht; 1, II. Hi Hinwell, esteem ed lecturinvr kniirht; ('. C. Itultun, es- lijuire; K. K. Suydiim, chaplain; .1. ti. llidin, inner guard, and C. 11. Murch- . tKim. tyler. t , - i Mrs. lUtiiet. Mchoimld hax relum ed home from IVrtlund. Mr. William Ash and rinuffhter, Mis Minna, were hostesses t a tea ifien t the mrimVrs and miithem of memlK'p uf the Ummt i'hi llttA not uftty n !! t'riday fteffniri. MtH. f:. frlry, i 'ihrr. a amoriif th gu.'sts, aiul ffte lertifrn ftX in oliMtvinar .sip41 gv-t tiiri. m 0 ho rarkdnlo Club met K6rdnosa afternoon at the hnnie of 4lrs. Klin Snuillef in Kruitdule. Mrt, S?.lleV a.-itetl by Mrs. tanlev Stokes. Kihti 't'o members and seven isitoi were present Aft'r the brtsinr session a mun'cal proui. Mrs. Qawn and daujrhtc" fsv.Mfd '.vih sevenil benutifu sc!c Fresh Creamery Butter 2 pound Roll I rvnH Hi:?;. 'I'.t'ii Ii'Hu ' luty Apples, tli-i''U A'li'. .... 78c , L -"m- .m : i. - Our Most Swt-fi ()rani;i.s, t,7l 1S(. -riiii.ur's I'uiv 1,,-iril, .1 ll..s full wfi-hf '-. li.'.-t (t)u;ili.ly NftU'il (Ifin IVt;if's,luMI. ifl 7.- Picket FIhim- (a lieit. r viilm a iii.i,.v saier) -10 pound sack ' .j Wlef The Thrifty Throng H O OV ERI
