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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE -THREE Saturday, October 18, 1924. NEWS of SOCIETY Perfect 111 every detail was lui 1'. K. O. luncheon given ul Jlie country cluU Friday, October 17. under (ho direction of the sue hi I committee, or which Mm. A. I. Itlt-hardson Is chairman. The club culms, white and yellow, were car ried out in thu dining room and throughout th other rooms und the menu, served In Mrs. Jlur bridge's usual excellent style, fol lowed the color scheme. , 1 Hy request of the members Mrs. ! A I. HlehurdHon, In her delightful I manner, sung "Trees," by Kosbueh and "The Itobln's Hong," by White. I Shc graelously responded to an en i core with "Mr, Air. Jtobin," by Katherlne Glen, un Oregon com- muter. Mrs. Uulmbsy, the statu organ- : i.t-r. was the guest of honor und was i resell ted with a beautilul cor sage bouquet of roses. Flowers jwvrv also given to Mrs. Hunter, the Vjr resident of Chapter 1. , ' 1 'After a pleasant suclul hour all went to the home of Mrs. Hlehard- Him where the regular business ( meeting was held, followed by an esonipltfh'ation of tho Hilual work i.Jr the benefit of the organizer. ;.frs. uuimsby gave a splendid tulk. (imehing on many points of inter est for the good of the order and irticularly stressing thu beauty of ;A charming affair took place last evening when Mrs. Klmer Mc Munus und Sllss Myrtle Illuck en- b'VUilned honoring Miss Velmu Swltzer, whose murriuge to Karl (.urseti will be un event of next week. About twenty -members of the younger set were present and ul the close of the evening a two course luncheon was served. Tho hostesses were assisted by Mrs. ltaymond Higgers und Mrs. Stan ley Mills. An October party wus one of the ".main feulures of the opening eve- lining ot the Christian KndertVor ' convention being held' here this week-end at the J'resbyteriun church. Approximately forty-five young people gathered last eve ning in the basement of the church and spent a very pleasant tlim getting acquainted with, the visit ing delegates In whose honor the party was arranged. The rooms were nrtlsticulty decorated with autumn leaves and flowers lo correspond with the name and games, were the main i-ature of the evening's enlerlaln-ni.-nl. after which delicious re freshments were served. "Different" Cloafo CHIUST1AN CHl'UCH I tur, Myers of Kugeno IMble Univer sity, who is In our city in attend ance as chief lecturer of tho flirta tion Kndeuvor Convention, win preach the sermon at the morning service. Mr. Myers is Professor oi Keligtous Pedagogy tn the univer sity und is known over the stale for his work und preaching. You will enjoy hcuring him. There will be no evening preaching service on account of thu Kndeavor session at the Presbyterian church. MK My ers will speak at this service on "Witnessing for Christ in the Church." Itlhle School meets at t:45. A class for everyone. We want you there. O. W. Jones, minister. HIlS new cloak, the "latest from Piirlft In of deen color tiHHiitt trimmed with imitation ermine, French designers say it is destine to be very popular this winter N avenue, with Miss Alice Knook assisting, . Union, Tho marriage of Miss Gladys Uen net t, formerly of High Valley, and Arthur l llrown, of Council muffs. Iowa, occurred at Sun Diego, CkI If orniu, October 8, 1024, ut S o'clock p. ni. Tho bride is the daughtef of Mr. und Mrs. V. W. liennett, formerly of High Valley, this county. The groom is Hie oldest son of Mr. und Mrs. O. I. llrown, of Council Hluffs. und l.iis been In Oregon for the past two years, going to California, from Hn lem. The many friends of i he ttride In custurn Oregon will wish them the greatest measure of hup plncbu in the new life they have entered, Mr. and Mrs. Itrown are residing ut 102 1 Tenth street, San Diego. ' I'nlon. rOn Tuesday evening n farewell party was given at the Latter. Day Saints church in honor of Francis Hailing and Willie Hux tor, who left Wednesday morning on mission work, to be gone two, possibly two und u half yeurs. They go to tho Northern States Mission with headquarters ul Chl ugo. They will visit In Idaho und at Salt Lake u short time before beginning their euslern Journey, ."rancid Is the son of Mr. und Mrs. 1 J. Hulling and Willie is the 8oni,ho morning service and of Mr. und Mrs. W. J. Baxter, well ond will bo used at the 7 known families of union. ine voung men graduated from Tnlon high school In 1U23, und ure welt fitted for the work ussigned to Iheiu. und they will be followed by the good wislus of a host of t nlon friends. Weekly Republi can. - , . The Stake M. I. A. Hoard gave Mrs. Jack Hiait u delightful sur prise parly Wednesday evening, when about twelve ladles went to liter home and spent the evening In (social entertainment. At the close of the -evening delicious refresh ments werre served. CHURCHNEWS Wtil- Preoccupation." The public Is cor- I dlally invited.- lurd, pastor. -Cieorgo Albert Pol- KPlSfOPAL CHintfll Holy; Communion ut 8:u0 u. nt. Sunday! School ul 9:45 u. m. Morning ser-1 vlco ut il a. in. 8. W. Oreasey, rector. J the h'Sl purl will be presented un der the able dfrectlon of Miss .or na Coolidge, with the following east : Miss l.ormi Coolidge, Miss Herthu Waisinger, Miss l-'lorenee kchompson. Mrs. K. Woudell. Mrs. Clyde Helta, Mrs. Waller Lcistmtn, Mi Chase Hohnenhutnp,,.''Mrs. Kthel U randy, Mrs. Chus. Moore and Mrs. G. L. Dutlon. A very Interesting program has iii-en arranged for Tuesday after noon. October 21. nt the regular meeting of the Neighborhood' club. with Mrs. F. A. Kpling in charge The subject to be discussed , The Island City Curd club field Mhelr Hrsl meeting of the season I hist evening at the home 'of MK and Mrs. Gilbert Hunter. awllh Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Dobbin assisting us host and hostess. Seven tables wen- at play with Mrs. Albert War dell winning high score for the la dles prize und A. I . Mitchell win ning the gentleman's prize. Yellow niarlirolds were artisticul- thi' i-venlni; n ilelieloilS two COlll'S" "Karly American Drama, reulur- luncheon was served. ing Urownson Howard's represen-j , . 1 , tallve iluy "The Shenandoah." i Mrs. Stella Ingle will tell the slor The Parent-Teachers nssoihttUm Morhu first purl of the pluy anillof the. .liiveriii ,sJiool .Ul wnU' program wn en.ty-u. niiiin dance, Uose Now tin and Donald Metcalf; song by third grade imi pils; duel. I'Mna Towery and Va leria Ihicper and a eeluri by Itev. Kl mer (irant Keith. Nineteen new members were taken Into the organization al this time making' u total of fifty-two members. Following the program delicious refreshments wen served and the meeting aljoiii-nd. The next meeting wilt be held at the Uiverstd- chapel, on the evening of November 22. The Hireling wlll.be held til the evening so all parents can attend. WcVffv of tlei'isra a tmt process for rtt'r removal li ( ERASfTOR WRINKLE TREATMENT Coniimfr WUh he use of Crimetvt' at home daily Will posih'Jcl cause a man , MAUI.i:l.M COSMETIC SHOP i Km. 2.".. New Foli'T IUiIs. riiiuin Mnin 120 The Nt'lKlilxrH 'trrli' nur.ilM'i- 47 K'lttnK r.-ndy for ins r v h n a y, of Wooilcraft. tin vt-ry- liusy i rfiiiMinw iiM'i'l October 21, when .Vlnnii- .lay. law t he fi rand ft u a r d I a n. Hiner. will b,- liere for the P, ginning al two o clock n class will be taken through I he mystery of Woodt-rult ami at six o'clock a four course dinner will be served. Six outside circles Have be. n invi'.ed. Al 7:3w o'clock the grand guardian will spek to Hie pulplic. The nn f ling will take jduce at Ilonaii hall and ns it fh the first lime a grand guardian has honored (he local circle a large at tendance is urged to be present. The Ituptisl l.iidbs Aid met at the home of Mis. Harry Williams j Friday afternoon. The afternoon was spent In dlHcuiasiiig the fall ba zuur to be hvld November lfl and iau and rii-r the regular business (meeting refreshim nts were s-rved 'bv the fiostess. I 'Mrs. Frank Jester wilt be hostess l.nt the next meeting of the Aid. 1 The Westminster Oulhl will meet Monday, Oetoln-r li". a1 the ! hnme of Mis Kmi'y miook HUNT'S" LETTER (Continued from pag 1) FIRST MKTHOl'IST K PISCO PAL fHUUfH "The House of fheer." "I believe in Cod" und "Keeping the Heurt" ure the themes In thu series on "Clod und tho Heart," now running nt the First Methodist church und being delivered by the pastor. The first ! theme will furnish the subject for the sec ;to p. m. service of worship. The church school Is better organized than for u long time and will open ut W:45 with the piano introduction. The' adult clusses will meet ut tlieir usuul places. The Men's Forum will be ud dressed by Principal 'lowler of the high school, und al men not otherwise In Bible classes nt 10 u. m. uro invited to meet with the Forum. The regulur choir will sins ut the morning service of wor ship. I 'mil Knuutz will render n solo und the music will be led in tho evening1 by a men's chorus, The Kpworth Leugue meets ut'G:3U in the parlor. PUF.SYTKUIAN OHL'KC H We will welcome Mrs. A, L. Itlch-j ardson us our soloist this Sunday 1 morning ut the 11 o'clock worship! hour us she sings to us u spir itual truth: "The Kurth is the Lord's" by Lynes. We will ulso ; welcome the visiting delegates toj our Christian Kndeavor convention! for Kustcrn Oregon to our iy.'guhu ehurcli hour und all others who wish to unite with us tn thu wor ship of our Father. Tho Sunday School ut 9:45 with new scholars enrolled each week und a inessntrc to ull. The fhrlstlun Kudeavor hour ut 6:30 In thu nuture of u Union service to which nil young lotks ur( warmly Invited und in closing muettng of the convention ut 7:30. The minister brings the message In the morning und the Kev. W. 1.. Myers of Kltgelie peinis In the evening. Pluu to spend the Lord's Day In His hous i und come with us in these privileges. Win. Crosby Uoss, minister. Pacific Package Stamped Goods Reduced ONE LOT . Values to $1.85 Now , 98 ONE LOT Values to $2.50 Now $1.59 ONE LOT Values to $3.65 Now $1.98 ' LPES READY 0-WEAR AND MILLINERY ji 'AOS V. NOLISH 1 .1 T H IS It A N j i.rit. ivi. n iti ah;., ui'vjoii: iiimii sctiool. ilev. Will. F. I loll pastor. Sunday School und services us usuul. Luther League nt .0:30. Miss Genevieve Nelson, leader. Holy communion October 2fith: SALVATION A KM Y d.l. und j Mrs. f. A. Peterson. Phone Main TitiS. Hull und residence, Fir street.. Monday School ut a. m. A pink and blue contest has been launch ed. Captains and lieutenants have been chosen, for each side. This contest will end In December with i big supper put up by the losing side, fume und enlist und enjoy some of the eiithnslsin of the younger folks. "oine with the children. A good Bible class Is conducted by llro. Cobb, Sunduy morning service nt l:3i und 11 i. in. Young people ut 0:110 p. ni. Fvenlng service ut 7:30 und S p. m. Oood music und singing. Week nights Tuesday, Thursday. Friday. Bible study Saturday 8 p. in. Sal vation service. A big free progrum is being urruuged for next Friday night by the young people. You are ull Invited, especially st railg--rs who have no church home, come und unite with us. -Ft UHT BAPTIST f HFItf Sixth street al Spring avenue, vices for Sunday, October 1!. elephant. Students of tho effect of nrtnu over mailer will crowu ine senuie gallerUs to watch the pV'Mlcul und emotionul reliction on Dawes, as faraway slips his knife through the Republican cuticle, undilpro ceeds to lay bare the carcass be neal h. faraway , curve wit h a careless hand which has pricked the risibilities of much more re pre.ssed men than Dawes. fan "llell-ah'-Marla" Dawes, In Much u sltuulion, he cxpecled to follow Jhi- truditlon of vice presl denliul ethics? No stage drama will have any thing on the tenseness of that time. Uepressed emotion might bring on apoplexy. f nleashed emotion would bring real fire works. On Die other hand, should th" Duvis-Iiryuti bund wagon bring the Dcmoerutlc candidate lo Wush tiiirinn consider tor a moment tti.. utritnv nr soul und sidrli thut iSunday Schoul meets ul Hi u. ni. ..f.ii.i i"..iih ir" flu t-itrv iAtMs ofWt invite nil who are not oihin- Jlenrv fabot Lodge when he arose wise connected lo study tho Bible In his chair and sought the prlv-'with us. Morning worship ut II ilege of recognition from "Brut le-r (oclocl(. Si ruion by the paitlor. 'hnrb'.v!" j' hlldren's sermon t heme: "The Next lo having to appeal on on-Skld." Fvenlng service nt bended kite lo the council of the, 7:3n o'clock. Sermon by the pas League of Nations for permission lor on thu theme: "The Peril of to run for re-election, one can ' think of no pill hiiIH; so bitter, no humiliation ijuhe so complete, us ; Tor this blue-blooded dean of the I senate iiiislocrucy, long the sag'--i and Intellectual leader In the upper house, lo be compelled to I address this newcomer from Ne braska: "If (he president please." There. Indeed, would be u mil , drama of soul. Or melodrama. j - In either case, whether Bryan ! or Dawea presides In the Sixty- j ninth senate, there will be on Hie floor a thorn In the side of cither or both parlies as the sltuulion limy decree. Lu Follette und Wheeler. I They will be I here us senator " unless one of them Is ihere Is the lrcsidtng ofllcer while the other I sits at the White House. 1 Suspense? Ilumuu Interest?; Drama? Thai's what Washington Is go- ; ing to be full of nothing else but. as Tom Merlin would say. Her l!:ll. M. K. fHl'UfH, SOUTH NortV. Plr and I' Ave. Bert A. Powcd. pastor. Sunday School ul 11:45 a. m. W. A. Klani. snpt, I'reucning i.y the pustor ut 11 u. in. S-ub-lect: "Stewurdship Acknowledged." Kpworth Leugue ut 6:30 p. in. Preaching by the pustor ut 7:3 p. m. Subject: "t'UHn Mutxv- i-er-fvet by fonduct." After President foolidge, in his address ut the un veiling of the monument of Fran cis Asbury in Washington, D. f.. this week, said what he did about tho pluce of religion In our nu tlonnl und community life, con uny Limn be loyul to the best In his community or tuition und nol tnki: tits pluce In th life of some church?. For a vital f hristlu.ilty outside u church Is unknown. Mulie your church homo with us. Washington. Sunday morning ser- I vice ut 1 1 o'clock. , Subject: "'Doctrine of Atone-j ment." ! Sunday School nt 9:45 a. in. ! Wednesday evening meeting ut S j o'clock. (The rending room, now i located In West-Jacobson Bldg., j Boom 3. Is open dally except Sun- : du und legal holidays, from 12 M to 4:30 p. m. dully). All uru In FIKST fHl'BfH ,OF f HKIHT SCIENTISTS Corner of Frst and Marcelling Bobbing - Shampooing Manicuring llatlio Mays l'urlliintl Ciritdilali' liin'.i mil Hi. j'liunu n7s-! New Bungalow -ID I C S A I . li A new, si ricl ly ntmlei'ii KluexH binigulow, on Ij nveium between Ulli find BMIr HlriH'Is. One largo living itmimi with tmlt iluor, two l'd i-oonts. j bath, hull, Ultibcn with nil lliri hnlll -In feat ores, break fal nook, ; two eloscls, linen closet h, half 1 huscmcitl, front ami i-eur pint'liej, I elf. The ciitest little home In liij (irunde. Price S2.7A0.0Ui MHj.0o' cub, bulauif 93A.00 per nnnith. PYRAMID LAND CO. Mnln ma . . -F. N. Font, O. li. Ucrrr, W. II, nvrry -IttiailMi noaltora THE KIM) OI-' TIHI3 1MIKS NOT SIATl'lCU All look alike to uh when It comes to vulcanising. Bmooth li-rad, or llon-Hkhlu, or fubilc or coril ttri'H can nil b I'treclivHy rupulitnl ami madrj over by our vul cunlsera. l.ft ua provo thin to yoj und buvo you a lot of tiro money, OUF.(iON TIRK UAlTKltY CO. 1117 1'ir Kl. Mnln Dlo AI,I, Clil.NA.MION LOOK AIjIUK SO DO CHOCOLATES HIT TIIKY IIO.VT TASTK Al.llilll Aflcr juu lii.sto uur "C'liot'oluli'S yon should liny ollii-r. . The Candy Shop tin KIR HT. "Thc Home of Uome-Madc Candy"' (Retail only) . ; -r RADIO TIJOUBLK.S ARE OVER! A Itlliliii Kci-lur nlilcli ileitis no iutIiiI Ul' ip'olillil. DwtrJSS imi If roil i'(u: ca.mi'i.m; KciiHm'H llllvnlii'i'i in llm U. S. Fit' llcliliHlsli-lllioil. LA GRANDE ELECTRIC COMPANY .MAI.Y , 121 I'ermwieally wtp,I, wf.y or curly Imlr Jthoitlil be Wmcr-W.ved The water-ware la aoft and natural In appearanoe. In no wl.e oan It poaalbly harm the hair. Molca, warts, auperfluo'j. hair .permapenU reuio.ed wttbor acmi All Work Onaranlesa. , At TUB COI;ONIAI, I'nono 621-J 1S0I Fffirtb BU Apt. B HINTS TO MOTOIIISTS 1 'I'Ih ui:iii'r ff iliitiniinir Hu' liciiilllulils fir il nil' nnniiiiiiMls ll .iut in thi indnlittl. Wlli'ii it Irivrr lul-. Ills lliiln- illillliiiil mill imTtK minllifi I'm llnil lin uliirliilt timilllulilH I'M-ryllilim I" hliiiil l,i ni' nuin Willi Hie iliin lllils nnlll nflrr In- m-lx mil r Iho rif ir tin1 npinin-lilii rnr'? lifrhlw. X'fry wrlous 'i-l-ilcnts Iiiim fM'i'iii'rt'ii rrom Mil' il:ts mill nil ilriwrs shi.iilil Mclli In cliiiilnnlc II i. iwirtli ii- Inrlv tvlirn it Is so i-nslly rllin-innK-,1. ALON.O l. Ill N V. I,n (iriiuilf Irnrrli' orriiir. THE NEW ESSEX COACH IS A SIX Built by Hudson under Hudson patents. Smooth, Powerful, Flexible, Vibrationlcss Motor A 30-minute drive will convince you. CALL Ledbetter Garage 1 HHt AiIuuih Avemm lor the figure in clined lo outness Eiqulnltel Very llRhtly boned permit! absolute freedom ot waistline. Evory I Camlll. menm "Bcauiy and Comfort, Too" for lt wearer. The pat ented Vuntllo fiature makea La Camilla ulontauingly comfort able. A full Una of th different model alwayt on hand. Mrs. Roht. Pattlion lionwltem rijoon Main Mt Apt. i). Hew Foley Bll. V'Ij, 'the iiiinirtculate bvanl.r uf imii- . J VA Kl Al: 11 w,mK "llrwlliia S ,,fW 'lis 'm""by tlnilv. 1 Why nul try us Hilt week? J It Is Fine to Regain Health --But Much Better to Kee It There are unavoidable illnesses. Regular jihysieal examinations, however, would do away with a great, percent of our sickness. Through them any health menace is found in its in cipient stages and collected before it impairs our efficiency. Such examinations arc of value only when made where every scientific equipment is complete. i The Hot Lake Sanatorium Dr. W. T. Phy. Owuer and Director. An Ideal Quick Lunch Down Town or nt Ilium; II. G. & II. Tamales and Chili Arc Im (.niiiilo pnulm-ls, mititiiiurtiiivt! nl (In; two Coin llolllliitf WoiltH hy n itmitiiii Una knows now. Phono )imr Ki'iM-er, eon Tee llitner or meat iimrkel. Html Insist ou II. il. & II. lilt.WO ' ' t",""''' ,'r "fi i ULmimuu HYATT nOLLER OIARINOI NEW DEPARTURE BALL PEABIKOO NEW DEPARTURE Hyatt and Timkin Connecting Rod and Main Healings j Fan Belts - Springs - (tears A full line of Replacement Parts Leighton's Welding & Machine Works (Automotive parts) CARR Where Your Credit Is Good lJOBIJING THE YOUNGSTERS Nothing n-M'ilri h tpillo o miieli cu n-, nor m ill" ho liMiell piilli-m ii h i h lo Ifiritf of thu t-ltlliln n'H hulr. I'.t rt leu In r motlierH will '" Klu'l to ln'conie iii" 1 1 in I ji t 1 1 with our Hfrvicc. ''h' 11 - (ll'-H III i' kH'i-II CSt (M i l ut- t nl Ion. Hi Imr I In mi to I It ih Hhop next lime. GKIST MAKIMOLltO .SHOP UiMMii II. Suiiiiiiir Itliltf. "A II' Hilly Alii fill 1'iTy iNi!'!!.'' Phone Main 577 WIl.l.ARD UOSCI1 Offici.il .Service Station Willard (iunuine Parla United Motor Official Service .Station Sales and Service . Genuine Pails ! 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