La Grande evening observer., April 26, 1924, Image 3

Saturday. April 20, 192-1.
TITE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVE It
FACE 'I'HREKT
NEWS of SOCIETY
Social news must be in tho
lunula of tins society editor by
It: .'Ml o'clock. Hue to the fact
that tho social pae is made up,
before noon, It Is practically im
possible to Insert, storh s after
that hour. bren t ter. itt ins. no
matter how Important they arc.
that art- 1 1 -1 ;- 1 beyond that !
hour, will not bo printed until j
I le following day News Kdi
lor's Note.
I rated in the same manner
eleven lighted candbs.
MukI.t Perkins ivceivt d
hilts from his friends.
with others assisting them are extending
i heir ht unks to those co-oper-many;ating
with rtn-ir. in inaUimr the
dance a success.
Tlie Knffee Klalrh club was de
light fully cut ert atm-d :ih! ewulif-'
at tin Country Hub, with Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Helm and Mr. and Mrs.
M. It. lonohue as hosts and hos
tesses. The evening was spent at
ti i ii tnlth-K it( ln-hltre with hWh
j honors for the ladies rlub prize go
ing to Mrs. A. C. Hampton and the
uenl lenum's club prize to A. .
Hampton. Mr. and Mrs. H. 10.
I'oolldgc won high score for Ihe
glPSl prl7.es.
The club rooms' wore heuulifrttly
decorated In Master colors of yel
low and' white, with a I ouch of
lavender he in if used in a very ar
tistic manner and during !he eve
ning a delirious luncheon was
Served.
Mrs. Hubert Newlin and Mid.
linife Dennis will be hos'essis to
the club next It'rlday evening ill the
Dennis home.
Neighborhood t-Itll will meet
I. . . K. Imihllnir. f,.rm,rlv
c. A., next Ttivsd
Mrs. Sherwood Williams
tn.irge or the program
assisted by Mrs. Hay
Tin
at th
the V. M
lernoon.
will have
and will b
H uller, Kathleen Campbell, II. 1- li
Williams, Dorothy Caldwell and
Paul KtKiuiz. There will also he
a number by a chorus of mxed
voiies tl urine; program.
The meetintr will be open to (ho
puidle and all are welcome.
recently, at tho homo of Mr. and (
Mm. Joseph Lay. honoring Othello 1
Lay anil Miss llernlce, Ord, (heir j
birthday anniversary fnliln,; on,
that day. Tho oventng was spent ,
in music, dancing and various j
guinea, uftor which' delicious ro- j
frcshmcnta were served. ;
The homo wus beautifully deco-
rated nnd Hit- evening proved
Very 8UCCCHSIU1 Olie- iroui fVII)
standpoint. .
nr nnroji! nnnimr rrTr w3
hr l.nhfllV .inn Wr .. . 'ft
wk.wnb.iun W 1 1 1 II II L. lUlU f
I I 1 1 n 1 1 I nun mini n rnnnri ii
LflUbH LOOU n wLStbln
9
w
one of (lie most charming af
fairs of the season took place Wed
nesday when Mrs. Itay l- Murphy,
Mrs. K.luVd Holmes. Mrs. W. C.
Perkins and Mrs. David Stoddiird
were hosiesHeH 'to a number of l.n
(Irande ladies. Two nty-nine tables
of brlde i-re at play during the
a Her noon iiud t wen l y. eight ladies
were present for tea.
The club rooms were beautltii'ly
decorated in Kaster lilies, daffo
dils and narclssls. an artistic color
scheme of yellow and while la hi':
carried out, with an atmosphere of
spring prevailing.
Tlios.- winning high honors at
bridge for Ihe tirsi prize were Mrs.
Klincr Stoddard, Mrs. J. J. Cnrr.
Mrs. K. C. Tuc;,y and Mrs. 1". S
Kohinsoii. and thos- winning blub
score for Si'colld prize were M fS.
Klincr McMaiius. Mrs. Gilbert Hun
ter. M i s. .M. It. I oijohue and M is.
Creeii. Inning the aft.-r-
oeucoos ...... uvoo ..n;. , .,... j m,.,,,,.,,, S.riiiK. (Special ) Miss
" '.Mildred Wanker, brbb-elect, whose
j Considering th- many events m I niarriairc will be an enrlv event.
hirlhday annlver- las! cveninir the (iirls l-'riendly So-lWilH Hie limplratlon for a clmrmini;
rkins was the In- clety llenertt ilanee al ZiiIm r ha 11 shower recent ly. There was a
delirhtt'iil pai'ty was vry .successful, a pprosimni - 1 1 -s liZt. aticiidance and 'everyone
Cerkins lioiue on;1y two hundred peopi- b.-im: in ;.t -j 1)ff.s,.,u . spent an enjoyable after-
wmvo noy irienus lenuunce. i ne nail was arisslle my
decorated In a simple but clcvcr
nianner, spring fhiwers' behur us- d. j m,.,!,..
Mrs. H. Cleaver presided at l hi- 1 , ),.),., ;l
! ii lit-ii -laoic won irfiiuia w uuri
and Iteatrlee Vantc nssjsilnt? her.
The patrons and patroneyses in at
tendance were Mr. and Mis. (!. I,.
l.iirtNon. Mr. and Mrs. Harry X.iir-
used brick, Mr. and Mrs. icorj.e Itirnb
were and Mr. and Mrs. K. I.. HoIiims.
Those present were utneiio i.ay
and Miss Ib rnlce Ord'. Miss Mable
ord. MIhk Mydrcl Wajinker. Mlw
(Ibnora Waunker. Miss Ma.vlne
' "f- Waunker. Mlw lt"' .Waunker.
Miss llazen WnunUer. Miss i-.sther
ICennedy, Miss NVllmn Kennedy,
Miss Mnry Vanorder. Klva Van-
order, and MIhs Irene Hack; k.-n-neth
Vanorder. Urdeil l.ay. Uulld
Lay. Clllford Whltten. Leonard
'Whtttcn. Datshbr L:iy. Ordetl Lay.
;Mr. and Mrs. MUly Ord. Mr. and
jMrs. Itobcrt V'aunlier an. I Mr. and
(Mrs! I'Yank Whltten.
Humor of ice Cream
Shakes Lawmakers in
i House of Commons I)o
1 bale.
The
LONDON, (vp,
ed by Americans i
liabil of pottrliit7'
evcry iiflrrnoon is
to th,. almost hilarious
wie lltliish ttm-anl
most Kinrllslimt
fun pid-
Hie LrillNh
around lor leu
I compared
Itltude ol
Ice cream. To
soiilethiiiK Hi
il then
ems to In
reamiimly funny about
Hone ( "Ifapfcr No.
enjoyed an unusual pr
regular social no'eliuir
at which time Mrs. .Ldin
wave a v.-ry interest Uk
si rucllve lecture on t '
most famous paintlui;
Slipper." by Leonardo
. K. S.
n a' !h
liies.lay.
S. Hodv-in
and ln
e world's
The Last
Di Unci.'
De 1 .11
noon
Served.
Kollowini; this very intercsilnj, fe
lure of Hie afternoon a oi :'st;
social hour was spei
d.
and tl:iint y
! A pleasant surprise parly w as
Kiven reewitly at the home of Dr,
A. N. Mayviile, holioriiik' his blrth
dsiy anniversary. All in embers ol
Mnos, h. -art Legion were present
and a i-ry enjoyable evening wiic
speiil. after whirli delicious re-treshni'-nts
Wi-re served. A beau
tifully decorated bir: hday enke
was presented to Mr. .Mayviile.
Ch.ipl. r I. p. j.. will meet
al the home of Mrs. Shoemaker, of
l-nin Crlday a 1 1 ei noon. May 2.
The t K I trin members w 111 have
chart.- of the program for the af-
l'TlUillll,
a a
Tiie West minster (iulld will meet
Tuesday, A 1'rll :':i with Miss Hilda
Andi rson, at TiuT Adams avenue.
Club Notes
The Club Notes, which will
ppcar In tho Lft timnde Kvo
nlnif Cmscrver every Salurdiiy, Is
open lo any club wishing to
make annonncemenis of (he fol
lowing week's incellntrs or other
Items thai would not tdherwi.se
be published In the society column.
eceiil h
'lair 1
for a
111 the
et. T
The ,.
sary of
splratioil
yesterday
Jiinl h si r
mcl. at the home and enjoyed the
afternoon ni 'ball anW other Lrumcs,
after which a delicious luncheon
was served.
Th" home was beautifully deco
rated in a color scheme of pink
and bine, wilh an exouisile Kaster
lily serving ns a fcnh-rpb'ce fur the
inneheon table. Candles w
In tlie ten ne colors and favi
noon.
given each boy thai corresponded' Music
with the decorations. A delightful orclo-str
birlhday cake was present...! d.-co- good
was furnished by o
l and everyone
time. The c;
n s
sent had
. S. and
I AS SI tl
Where Your Creditood
...
- - - - - : - I Tile lrk. (Sp.-C!
1 - fill affair took plai
Springs. ( Special I The
program given al tho
school baseniciit. under Ihe direc
tion of Miss .1. Cassidy, was u suc
cess from start Id finish. And
everyone who ' was f o r t u n a t
enough to attend spent a most en
joyable evening. The basement of
the school building was beauti
fully decorated wit li peach blos
soms and Japanese hint eras and
following the program dancing was
the rcatui f the evening, afttr
hich deileious refresh m en is were
scrvi
The program tyyfc-ir'Tery Inter
esting one, inTiil lows; Song, six
st udcii t jfT present in g 'lit it a men:
soiujSiikl Tong" by the school:
p Mahy Sleep." by glr!s:
no solo. Miss Mildred Kennedy:
vocal solo. 'Maps Nodding Song"
Oliver Hogg; solo. '-Holy Night"
Clyde Itloom: piano solo, Ivlllh
Turner; song. "China Town." by
eight boys; I'bincso Hand consist
ing of eight hoys aiyl n if roup of
songs ly the school.
The regular meeting o? tin
Neighborhood club for next week,
instead of being al the club rooms
Is to be held at the V. M. C. a. 'of th
building at the usual time. wh re
the club is to carry on Its Home
and (iardeu programmes. All mem
bers are especially aske.it to be In
attendance at this time.,
t
The building fund committee
will make n report next Tuesday at
Hie Neighborhood club meeting of
the progress being made In rnlsing mineral waters?
the fund this year. The money I Hourly old T
"m. i in i louse ol l 'om inoiis
hns seldom i-c hoed more laughs In
a few minutes than it did Hie oili
er duy when u member asked tor
permission to introduce a hill P"r
mitting i he sale or ice cream after
H::ii) at night. Since the war noc
turnal purchasing of Ice cream lias
heeii illegal, unless it
panled by a meal.
The laughter broke out first
when Harry H-cUer. the member
for Itlehiiiinid. introduced his plea.
It waxed louder when he said the
object was lo encourage the de
velopment of lee cream and Soda
fountains in this cnunlry. At pres
ent, he said, iee cream could be
sold lifter i::pi nly if it was part
of a nieal. an.) this was a vex
atious inlringeiiieiu on the liberties
ople. More laughter and
a few iheers. If he cream could
not be sold after !::a. the speaker
argued, it began to incll and bac
teria develop..), fproaring laugh
ter. What would the eotonial and
foreign visitors to Hie Umpire In
hibition think if l hey could not
order Ice ere;iin afh-r s:H0, or en
tertain lh-lr frhn.is at home wilh
Loud guffaws,
es shook, with
Plan to Use. Myriad Col
ored Lights and Bright
Hunting for Kansas
City June Convention.
( Ity W. I. SCLLIVAN)
KANSAS CITY (INS) - - Old
dory will fly above all, but he
rn alh Its majestic Colds will fly
flaj:s of I irll I Hi tit coloi-s; beautiful
pendants w ill he suspended every
where, and bright, gaudy buutlp.;
will drape buildings on all sldea
when the city "dresses up" In nil
its splendor lo welcome I00,oihi
lsltors lo Hie local shrhte at the
national Shr! iters' convent Ion on
.little II, 4 and a.
The enilrc city will resemble a
miniature Kgypl and go back tu
was nceoin- 'lie age w io n Hpifimor ami ncttmy
predominated and thai which was
not heauliful was not world whll '. I
llrighl -colored lights of vnrlou ,
hues' will illuminate the city for
tlie. night spectacle. A ohr
sfheine of rd, yellow and green
will pn dominate in the decora
tions and lighting plans, tu keep
lug with the Shrine's adopted
colors.
;ahi SM-c(acle
may be left with
it or Mrs. A. li.
the club (reasur-
Iliinte
iiinus-'iiient . hack -bench Labor! ten
grinned, and the faces of some of
the lady members hrokc out with
The plan for raising money for1 smiles as Mr. Iteeker sit down,
the building fund for this year Then someone added to the gener
is that each woman of ihe Neigh- "1 mirth by suggesting a division io
borhood club make five dollars to.bt the whole Hons.- decide wheth-
contrlhutc toward (his fund. Dur
ing 1 letter I Ionics and (iarden
Wri li, beginning Monday, at Die V.
AL C. A. there will be a booth
where, anyone having articles to
sell, such as fany work, sewing or 'just whal th
cooked food, for this purpose may visitors this suinin
!er the (ee cream I. ill might be pre
sented. It till Seellletl loo futlllV
for words, so no one seconded the
'motion.
It will he interesting to observe
olonlal and foreign
will think
do so. The booth will be op-n about the
every day during Iho week with gal hedg
competent women In charge. All chocolate
club- members desiring to do ihW and other
way Ihigland puts up c
s around ice cream mid
candies and cigarettes
pleas u ralde com mod it b s.
ul-
A d
The
light-I'flrl:
Hints for the
Housewife
You vxac the most delicious,
coffee, Jane!
arc asked to lake advantage of this soon after sunset each evening.. II
opportunity to make their M"ota of is illeyal to buy any of. them nMer
the fund. t !:;:a unless a meal Is ordei'etl. Sim-.
;ilar restrictions are Imiiosed on
beer and stronger beverages niter
the bars close at Hi or It.' '
Most of the nlghi-llnie n-slric-,
Hons on personal habits were Im
posed during Ihe war. S.oiue pa -!
triot conceived the idciulhat the;
military forces of Hie nllh s would i
i be aided If .people trace up b'lylngj
l'rcnch Onion Soup. ice ereatn, tobacco, sort drinks, bon
Winter Is the season fur thirl; rltms and lollypops at late hours. It !
'so.nps, and this one which, wilh a wus argued that this would release
liberal chunk of bread, ma ken a workers for more essential employ
whole meal for Ihe l.lretuii peas- no nts. Doubtless II did. And now.
ant. Is especially good. Peel four five years after the armistice, ihe
large onions and two carrots. The wartime restrictions continue unre
onions should be chopped fine, and pealed. They have almost heroine
the carrots diced. Put them Into a tradition.
.in enameb-d ware saucepan with '. "Punch" made recently a sYiiifl-
Ihree tablespoon)' uls of butter and cant comment on the rislu;: tide o
saiito thetu until the onions are laws.
well hrowned. lse a tiuarter tea-, "Mr. linpert Hugtus." It obwrv
sootiful of sugar and u half a d. "has deseri'"d Aiiu-rlcan law j
H-aspooiiful of salt. Add a quart as Ho- laughing-stock of Kcrop-
of water and boll for two hours. The I' hie is that just when w
adding more water as It boils away, are getting ready to laugh al I nl
I'hls soup should be served with t--d Stabs hi-isYtion. we liiin.i
The Shrine contention deco
ration and illuminations sub-com-mitlce
Is aiming to give an arils
tic touch to Its work thai will ex
ceed in novelty and boldness any
thing f this nature ever attempt
ed anywhere.
The three day fesllv'al of the
Shrlucj's of the country will he .in
impressive one, replete with mussel-
music, kalcldoscopis pa rad "S
and pageants.
The 'decorative plans now Hear
ing completion Include a now! Idea
for pendant display. I'nden ! lu
pin n huge pendants, made of a
patented wall cloth. 1 Wo sheet.
Sewn together, Slll'fenefl iy rod.
wo'nhl be hung from Incandescent
lamp-lined wires s; retched lUT'.'S
the streets from l rollev poles,
A brilliant lined scroll of
wings,- a vari-eolored sphinx and.
a red-and-yellow Heart of Ameri
ca and Shrine nubbin will be the
figures painted on both sides of
the pendants in oil colors.
Above ibis will be a1 rung Incan
descent la nips In scries' of 1 hree.
eieh color m-pa rated from its ad
jacent one by a red fez.
Arriving visitors' at t he I'ul.ui
Station will feast (heir eyes on a
huge obelisk. Oi feet high, chang
ing colors constantly, tlreeii will
merge Into yellow, the yellow Into
r d. Six huso sphinxes w ill Riiard
the obelisk.
At each end of the plll.a will be
placed groups of four lOgyplhiu
columns, :i" feet high, painted in
red- veltnw and green at Ihe base
and h.nd, Palm trees will- do!
imaginary deserl sands.
It (vers nf Color
The streets will be made to re
semble red, yellow and grce.i
rivers. At each Inters, dlon w ill
be erected g pi la ii columns, V I
feet high, and sphinxes In seven
colors will be station" d at Inter
vals. To illuminate the city al night.
,u u dor present plans of the com
mitter. Mi. fnni Incandescent lnmp:
of Vi.lle.l hllcS Wilt he USed. The
CHIlIOPIl AO IC
I'lltNT NOT LAST
8
&
a:
I
a
i
a
fill
Hats
For All
Types
Mim Hint indofiimMp,
all - important distinc
tion of line which only
tho skilled designer win
achieve is the secret of
the winning ways these
new Hals possess! It is
apparent in the. creasing
.. i i .-.
oi a
ness tt
fetyr,
l)iiyle.
s fine jJr
I'imT
vim
Diructoiru
Ril)l)t'(l Silk
own, me perm
it clipped ostrich
the
the or th(
nini. Yon will
here just the hat
need for that spe
cial occasion or that fav
orite frock.
s:s.ro io $.:)
W LADIES READY-TO-WEAR
hangkoks
AND MILLINERY
cost of (he elaborate decorations, j
I (Mia. ,
j About I no temples are expected j
to semi i heir bands and patrols,;
I w hh h would make a parade eu.iiat )
to any army division. j
j The IoimI commillce Is nutlet- !
i paling a record attendance and i
! has TiUMi rooms under contract to
I provide inarlers for. the visitors. 1
! About iTi per cent df the visiting;
j Shrtncrs will bring their wives and
other relatives. II is esllinnted.
The Shrine now has U l;t jmn
members In Ifi.'i temples In Hit
I'niled Stages. Medlnah Temple. 1
j of Chicago, is the largest, with!
, 2L(lfi nuniliers. Other large tern ;
j ptes an.
Kyrln. Pittsburg, Kt,:t77i Lulu,
Philadelphia, l,p,ii:S; Aleppo, J !oh
1 ton, M,t!i;i; Mecca, ,Yw Varl,
, 1 l,S7"; .Mural, Indianapolis, ji.GTli.
Mosh-ni. OeiroJl. ti.iil?; mid Islam.
' Sun h'rn nciwo, i,t:ir.
An Vou rmtcfltlcd Abuul
Itubbln; Your llitlr?
al the Colonial ;
Toil' iiHtdvo i-xpcrt ami
lioiut advice
!'"ew can r ear the stralKb-.,;
bob. l-'ovfitnalely Ihcro' (iro-1
various ftyles lo choo'i
from, ringing fro
adorable rhiQfrTs of til-.'
di.'buliin-rrri he dignity iiipI
eharmliir concealed bob of,'
the mat i on.
I'lioiu for ApiMilntmcnt .
I Say l- ourtll HI. Apt II.'
soup
a slice of bread in
oh plate
about Home eaiiiid-s of our own.'
IchurcWnews
l'imivi) to be our
. .. f.f .
, to
since J
e means more
me
use Golden West"
Fine ccfTe?
o:uiliiy. Frc.-j-'i
astir-1 helps ma'.-e
fi.ror is after all mo;
i". 'coding anJ ro
(..oiden Wert .-;:. r-ood, but j
most is the. feci- that finest
arc used to start with.
OofTecs grown at high altitudes are richer in c.i
fcol, the. aromatic essential oil which gives god
coffee its fine flavor. Coffee men all agree that
the finest coffees are "high-grown". Golden YVcvt
has a mellow, more delicious flavor because it is
blended and roasted exclusively from choicest
high-grown coffees.
Drink Golden West Coffee. It is wholesome,
r.ppcti-ing, invigorating !
Yoitr Qrocer Sells It!
CI.OSSET &. DEV'ERS
Coffees and Trus Excltisivcly
kik sr m i-;t i jui n s r . i: ! s - -
PAL Clli;U'H The Sunday school
'lll ineel. In session at lojay (l, m.
with classes fov all. and the Church
.NfeUiborshtp TralnitiK class-s will
.be ortrunlzed this Sunday. The pas
I tor will sjn.-alc at the Men's h'orum
on "Wesley and Ctoeihi', a Literary
Kstlniate." The pastor's subject at
1 1 : a. m. will be "World Duell
ers" dealine; wilh World Service,
and some vital matters for tie
country and slate. The choir will
furnish beautiful and Inspiring mu
sic and jrrent hymns of th- ehurch
will be sunif. A District Kpwnrth
League ICatly will be held in the
afternoon and cv niny. Iteirinnlnt;
at 3 p. m. with a recess for lunch
"frilly will continue thru
.the evuniii(?. At the evening s-r-'
vice hour tin I lev. i 'harh-s
"Jiilnn, jiastor of the Methodist
Kplscopnl church at I'ulon will
preach tho sermon (aUIuc fur his
topic "The Cathedral of Charac
ter." if Is expected that there will
be. delegates from Klin. Cove. I n
ion and fslanil City. The ne tie nil
public are cordially invited to hear
the addresses and papers which
will be frtven by members ol th--j
delegations from the various tn"
rt prewnted. .
is d
l,;i Crande
huni'' and
l.e us loe i-at li an
her of 1 his la i n,, bon
all alike but we have
fireside. Love lliatie
. SHion, I'astor.
We
ptac-ie::liv
'II
hiif-
.1.
Tl-I-
h:
ndanc-st-r
o'
Kl'ISCOl'AL CHL'ICi ll - Holy
t'ommunlon at h:im a. in. Sunday
School ;i : 4 5 a. in. Mornhti: s r-
I'I:lsiivtki:i.N 1'Hii:
Knsler uas tie- birtlolav of
tlanlty. for 'hrist i.-.ns b- lh
Cm- i-turie.-l ion of lie- l.onl
''hrtst. I 'poti this h.-tief tto-y
forward pr-a.-hlm Mi- f.lall
iliL-s to all Ihe world. We.
oarl nl the Kingdom of Cod,
our pail to play and our nn-asac"
io smuihI 'o all ulio win lo-ar and
M . d. (in this Lord's day we slinll
avaln assi inhle in t lo- Sunday
School aH r i he taiv- st
In tie- tew hittl-linir on
our Sunday School f. pa rt no nl .
. lo r.- splendid leach, is and ol -,,ani.ed
elass-s are availahh- for
all. .loin with ns in the study o'
Ho- linoli. Ai I I the iii'.tnin-:
worshli witU our i ua rlet I e siiiiln'.r
the nntheui. - How Loiik Wilt Thou
Knrjfel Me." by I'llu-ffr. tin- min
isler biim-'lni? the coneu.lnir m s
sai;e In th, s. :h s -Why I ll- lh v.'
in I'hriMiallliV." and the im ople
uoii'iiippiiiir Hi.- Itls. n S.ivbiiir. It
will be a pr-.llla'N.- tiour and w
tir ail- ti-J.MH-e. Tle i -lirls-
uctioii: "As one of your pa
tients w ho em ploycs t 'hiropracl ic
for all hinds of-famll' Ills, al
low no- to suj,'Kcst that, you lei
people more of what you can do
lor ac tie ailments. People need
t his knowledge.
Answer: We thank you for t' -
i su'Ki :il Ion. Alt.hone;h we have
1 answered liinubies aorn; this tin-!
before, we are jfbid of another op
portunity. Sick folks should nor
r 4'paidlxe their liver by tuklu.'
i 'hiropracl Ic
much
i 'hiropracl
jait feline;
and ep
the Chll1
alt. ml th
is a. last resortT
Is-nsible (jrfTi th-
first
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ltIllle-. he
WTir.
4 tM
4, wi J i.ltl
Sunday's CXjjLrfTj
. W.j have
I'l eshVKfTiH -
Vood si or It of
- t he Keuuine
lasl man kind which assure
you of kuoiI results.
Red Cross
-Drugstore
Hair CuUiiar - Hair i
Dyeing - ;
AM) H.MH WOUK
Ah ncll iihiiII ollii-r luain-ln-M .
t.r lli-uiily rnilur work ilunV
l.i- i.vn.Tl itiMTiilorH nl Tl".t.'
l-.ii.lii.il II u " u I y
l:ilK .l..rr.-1-nm svHtt"liuii.. 3
1..1M ii. Illdi- '' ' J
st'.Mtoi.iM: lr..i
I'l-op.
Stuart's
SHOE SHOP
riiivr class snoi:
ui:i'Aii:iNi
All Wink iiiiiriinlii-l
lllllrli
.r 11
NV.I il'
:i.-tol- n f-all.-il til lo
lU'llt.. llthllt'lltH HIK-ll
iH r.-v.-rrt, t'.il.ls, in Mm 111 (mil lull. l".
Vi.il know thiit (lilri.irni-ti.- run
r.-slur.- h.-ullll nft.-r t tt f iIIk.-ji.'.-I
it. H r'Hltlnti.'.l niiinv y.-al-H tin. I
I..-. 11 iriiintin'-il Ini-iirnlil.'. 'I'ln-ii
ln't II i-.'iiKi.ii.-ilil.- In mippoH.- t hr. '
iiiu.-li iiilrk.-r iiil.l lirtt.-t- i-i-n iITh
riilllil liuvi- li.-.-n olit:illl.-.l llll.l vv '
l..rn c.nsiill.'.l fn tin- I m- 11 11 1 11'
Wli. n Hl.-li!i. j..s fli-Ml npi.iir. c i'l
mi. winiiiiM,
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Buy Your Candy
Direct from the manufacturer
We make all our candy. It is always fresh.
Thej2andySKop
221) lilt sr.
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'I'lit' Ifimir tir
. 1 ice 1 1 :oa a. m
ICelltun r,:yy.-
y. Hector.
I'lass In personal t,r'
. I'lHST ItAPTIST Hl l: ll - Sun-,
-ay School at lo n. m. Mrs. i K.
Happersett. Silpl. I.tsson. Ii -
perance." This Is Itett- r Iloim
Week. "Kaith In tJod. Atluibmeiii
to Home and Country and l.ovc of
i tto.v Man are c-r-.at Natural lu
ll uene-s i ontrollin"; Our I.Ivch."
"Some of the llible Iloni' s" will
the subject Sunday inorntnir. Mr
Paul Ktiautz will slir u solo. Th
choir will sliitr several numb-r
both morninir and evening'. M
l- S. Jester, IHreetor. The -v:
nlntr serveC til b" h. Id at
p. m. The sub.h.ct will be "Th
Mastery of .lfe." I r. '. '. Wrlirhl
stat" s T' tury. r- ports Jo.,IM"
tin r-sult of KaH- r ifltts nd Mis
ion tuoin jr paid In Up to April 3
IH'U'e
Man Knd avor :
niunHv room a
hlnc servh
aru. . Tin
ll.-w c Ii ill' b "ill tak
.lav uioriiltlL-. Mm
o'elo'li with i.m of
Vt app-al tor Hind
at (his 'h -lit a'ioii ;
vl. , o unit" ill
lhaiil;-i.M"iML,' hie'i
oiiipl. tioii of ibis
tone . N m. off-v
i:. in
llo
Olll-
at T : :i " anollo
nh (lie IllhllSl'
J. iliratioll ol oil
in.
de
In-
w
in lh
.1 for th.
i- chore)
is. Minis
OK f 'H II 1ST
Coiner of l-'irst ami
Sunday mornhut ser-
i'-r.
KITJS'I' CHfl;''
S I KNTISTS-Wasliiiitoii.
vice at 11 o'clock.
Subject : Trot at (on Afb-r I ath."
Sunday school at If-.ih a. m. Wol-n-
sday evening m- i tiiiK ut
o'etoclt Ileadlmr room op- n to the
puhlic i v. i y Monday, W- dm day
and Saturday from two to Tour. All
ure Invited.
That Cook Book
; HausArrivedJ
Tliiw is the hook j'ou have hec
ladies of ha (hande from (heir
ailiiyr for compiled by the Kpisropal
friiends' choicest recipes.
$2'00
On Sak
hv the Ladies; also SCltANTON AN D SORT, Inc.
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