La Grande evening observer., December 20, 1924, CITY EDITION, Image 3

Saturday, December 20, 1924.
THE TIA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE THREE
.NEWS of SOCIETY
1 Chapter I, P. K. O.i mot VtaiVr--
uy afternoon for their regular
iceting at tho homo of Mrs. W.I
I. Jiohncnkump, Jr., with Mrs. JJoh
onKump and Alps, a. U Itichurd.
pn us hostesses. Miss Wythe I
I'ude hud charge of tlio subject
br the afternoon which was one
r Curl Hpittler's hooka, "Two Ltt-
e Allsoginists." Spltin-r is a Noble
rige wmn-r and Miss v ado ro-
ewed ltia life und work la an vx
llcnl mat) ncr.
The liohiienkamp homo wus
auUfully decorated, for the oecu
on with u holiday color scheme ol
d and green, red carnations una
d cundU'S being used profusely,
alnty rel'rcshiuents were si-rveU
the hostesses.
Among the Iu Grande Kit Is who
Ire homo from college for the holi-
Iays nre Miss JOk-unorc Glass and
llss LaNila Gakiii, students of the
tnlverslty of Orecon. who nn-ivil
fn La Grande this morning. ' Miss
praco Chaplin, also from L'. of O.,
Irrivod last night to spend the holi-
lays at homo and Miss Constance
L'leaver will arrive in tho morning
com the same college to spend the
holidays with her parents, Mr. and
rlrs. 11. H. Cleaver.
Members of the Junior Itridfif
lub spent a pleasant afternoon
eslerday when Mrs. J.t ltoy -Knight
has hostess to the club. Besides
he members one gm-st was pres
nt, Mrs. Allen C. Wright. iHirjng
lie uf'ternoon's play high honors
vero won by Miss Carolyn Jtosen
hal and second high score by Mrs.
Olmer McManus. ai an appropriate
lour a dainty two course luncheon
,as served by the hostess.
The committee in charge of tho
t 'ountry club lance to be. givun
Thursday evening, January 1, is as
follows: Mr. and Mrs. Klmer Stod
dard, 4-r. and Mrs. G. I. Wggvrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Ji. J. Kitchen, Mr.
v and Mrs. A. L. Stoddard, Mr." and
Mrs. H. i. Coburn, Mr. and Mrs.
Chase Jtohnenkump, I r. and Mrs.
W. i McAdory. iJi. and Mrs. H.
'. Murphy, Mr. and Airs. ltoscoe
Neal, M. and Mrs. Henry J. Hess,
Mr. mnd Mrs. Hugh K. Itrady, Mr.
und' Mrs. liruee Dennis, Mr. nnd
Mid. Colon it. Kberhard, Mrs. An
na LM. l'olack, Mr. and Mrs. M. A.
1-iitgerald.
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CHURCHNEWS
M. JO. CHUKCH, ROt'TH North-Miss Mildred Lovett. Sermon by the
Kir nnd U avenur. Hert A. I'ow-'pastor on tho theme: "A lhibe, tin
oil, pastor. Sunday School at U:46
a. m. V,. A. lOlum, superintendent,
('lasses for all. Jet us make a spe-
elal effort to hold up the attend
Hope of tho World." Children's
sermon theme: "God's Christmas
Tree." JJ. Y. I1. U. meets at 6:3H
o'clock A service for und by younp
auce during this cold weather, people. All young people invited.
Tenoning by pastor nt It a. m. livening service at 7:30 o'clock.
Subject: "The Church, Its Forms." (The evening service will be a spe-
;pworlh League at 0:30. Trench-i'ial service for the Chrislmus time
ing by the pastor at 7:30. Subject: tin which tho Sunday school will
"Christmas the Song in the Air."! have n part. Christmas music will
bo sung by u vested choir from the
CHUICH OP GOD - Dedication
services will bo held in our now
chapel on the corner of. X and
Hprucn next Sunday ut J I - a. m
Our work Is growing lu interest
ind attendance. Kveryone is wel
come. Ministers, Claud -C. Pratt.
Curios A. IMummer. .
PKKSH YTKUIAN ClIlUtCH
Tho Christmas service tomorrow
morning at 11 will see our church
filled with worshippers, who, fol
lowing tho example of tho Wise
Men ot old, will como to worship tor.
win iinoo or netiweiieiu, joining;
with tho angelic chorus, as our con-J
gregatlon echo the song of that;
first Christmas eve. You will want;
to have n place in tills wonderful
fellowship with the Saviour Child,'
and we urge your attendance upon
the Christmas service. Our quartet, i
Mrs. A. L. Ulchardfion, Mrs. W. H,
Bohnonkamp, jr., Lawrence Dut-;
ton and Kay Williams, uccompun
iodby Mrs. W. W. Horry, will s;ng:
"Now When Jesus Was Horn in
Holhlehom of Judea.V by Rogers, ,
and "The Night Song of Hethhv
hem," by Dudley Huck, two Christ
mas ftnthents. Victor Deplnto will
cent ributn a violin solo from tho
opera, "The Violin Maker of Cre
mona." by Jono Hubay. The
Christmas message will bo brought
by tho minister. JO very member of
the congregation will kindly invite
others to join with us In this sac
red observance of the birth of our
llord Jesus Christ. Tho Sunday
School Christinas entertainment
and treat, on Chrlsl mas evo at 7
o'clock. Our host wishes to all for
a" "Merry Christmas" with tho
Christ as your groat gift. William
Crosby Koss, minister.
Sunday school; the Christmas story
from Luke will bo repealed by tho
W. W. G. class; there will be u
Christmas meditation by tho pastor
on the. ihcme: "Life's Answer to
i he Hcnrt," and for the final num
ber Mrs. Mossman will show her
beautiful storeopticon pictures ol
tho nativltV while the vested choir
sings the appropriate music. A
special Christmas love offering will
bo made to missions. The public
is cordially invited to these ser
vices. George Albert Pollard, pas-
Iwlll speak at 11 n. in, on tho theme
"Jleforu Christmas," und tho choir
will sing special, Christmas music.
The entire church will bo decora led
with Christmas greens and trees.
At 10 a. in. tho session of the Men's
Korum will be addressed by the
pastor, speaking on the theme:
"Kollowing the Oleum." Preceding
the Vespers- hour, at 4:46 p, in.,
there will be ti musical introduction
to the regular Vesper hour service.
The church school Is prepared to
give a drama ut 5 p. in. which is
pre-eminently Christmas In ail of
Its settings und actions as well us
the speaking parts.'- Tho general
public Is cordially Invited to wit
ness tho drama nnd to be In the!.
places at 4:45 to enjoy tho Christ
iiiaa music prelude.' Tho lOpworth
League will convene for Its devo
tional at the close of the vespers.
ST. I'KTIOK'S CHUICH Holy
rommunion, K a. m. Sunday School
9:45 a. m. Morning service, 11:00
a, m. , Carol services and choral
dominion at ln:30 Chrisimas eve.
nusT minion ok ritrtiST
SCIENTISTS Corner of Klrst and
Washington. Sunday morning ser
vice at 1 1 orolock. .
Subject: "Is the Universe, includ
ing man. evolved by Atomic I-'orco"
Sunday . School nt 'J: 45 a. m.
WeJmdy evening meeting at 8
o'clock. (The rending room, now
oca ted In Wost-Jacobson Hldg.,
Koom 3. is open dally except Sun
day and legal holidays, from 12 M
to 4:30 p. m. dally). All uro in
vited. ' , -
VI 1 1ST M KTHOIHST KIM SCO
PAL CHl'HCH Christmas will be
duly celebrnted in the various ser
vices of the church tomorrow. At
y:45 tho church school will con:
veno and at U:25 a Christmas pro
gram, with tree and treats lor the
children will be held in tlio Gen
eral Assembly room. The past or
ill rami l-cacu aim anew, u mmi.ihm 1.1T1IKUAN
ciever co.numa.mn OI puim nu r;m.,trHM Avo.. oppesite high
;, , , v ' ,. (in a lai-Uot Ir is csscntiiilly youth.
, ,c iu- ly rKazl.U U. 1. 1". I . ,mKm.nev ulul 0 miU. K,
I.L-l l tli. lr .1. 81 puny last I p(lvci.f. ,hun ,B(. , hM. v.-.
ut !ihe linpilBi church wnh aboni u a.fatoml UiU kiuso
tlufty young puoplo present. in
the: i-arly part 01 the evening un - -
L'.ci;lhuit program was rendered, were Mrs. Don Shanks, Mrs. A. N.
alter which Die time was pushed Mflyvillc. Mrs. D. Uranium. Mrs
at u nuniiter of very clevir now Anderson, Mrs. lh-rger, Mrs. Guy
aiii'vs. Di-licious rcfresnmcius Shanks. Mrs. W. Cass. Mrs. Chan,
were served before adjournment, at Uunyun and Mrs. C. S. Shultz. Af
au:jU) o'clock. 'tor tho business mnling luncheon
I wns served by the hostessoH, Mrs.
1 Members of the Associated Girl Lou Crandall und Mrs. Chas. Cran-
tudents of the high school mot last dull.
evening after school and .enjoyed
M-hool. Hiltlo School 'J:45 a. m.
Morning worship 11 u. in. Sermon:
"Prepare Ye the Way." Rehearsal
for paycant at 3 p. m.. Luther Lea
irno Devotions fl:30 p. in. ' Miss
hlolon Jensen,' leader. Wm. V.
J loll , pastor.
CHRISTMAS
DRAMA
Depicting the Prophecies
and their fulfillment,
concerning the coming of
The Christ.
their annual Christmas party. The
I'.illowMiB program was erlven: vuctu
olu, Airs. Floyd- .Sherwood; play by
vernl 'or'tJur'Klrls; .dunces AIImkh
Monmouth. (Special) The fac
ulty of the Oregon Ndrinnl Hchoo1
w;r ontertnined at a formal, din
ner given at the' dormitory Wed-
.mo blunge ana unua Asnoy; smi, 'iUsdy .evening, J)ecembor 17. Af-
y a number of gir:s; songs " t.-r dinner niustc was the feature of
chorus and songs by tho entire tho evening,
group. I
After I lie program tho girls wore
ikon to tho .gymnasium, where
L-uiin-s ami dancing wx-ro enjoyeu
or some time. At an appropriate
our Santa Clans appeared and pre-i-nled
each girl wlili a gift arid
amiy. i
The Ladies of Moosehearl Legion
pi;tit a iirMguiitii aiternoon in i
O. O. K. hall Thursday atter-
ioon. lMirlug tin- uusinHH hphhiuh
iflcers wn' -hcted for the coni
ng y.-sir. Thos" pined in offio'-
Announcements
- Social announcement tuny
lie printed In tills column fnn
of tiinrgo. Any nniiouncu
HUMtt.s preiainhig to any func
tions Mich as cooked fooil
Miles, etc., will bn uTiimmI. An
nouiiconu'iH s, to Ik; printed I lie
KHiim !ay. must be Hi MH icJy
tili tor's bunds by 0:0 o'clock.
Sirws ' editor's note.
CHDISTIAN CHl'ltCHYrs, l
cold! Hut-we will have a comfort -j
able house, and a cheery welcome)
for all. Hiblc School ut '.i:4t.
I'rouchlng at II and 7:o. i'atch ,
the Christmas spirit. Worship God
with us. O. W. Jones, minister.
FIKKT IIAJ'TLST C.HCUCU
Sixth street at Spring avenue. Ser
riwa for "Sunday. Deo... 3 V - HundV'
school met:ls at !:45 a. m. To all
I hose who are not attendants at
olher schools, wo give a hourly ln
vilation to study with us this week.
Our appreciation lncre.iH-H with an
increased knowledge of the Christ.
Wo owe It to ourselves to be well
informed nbout the greiiteHt p'non
ai;e ol history. Morning worship at
II o'clooh. t'hrlstmas will In the
heme of our srrvlco of worship.
Speolal music will be rendered by
the choir under the leadership of
Fifty People in Costume
will appear in tills Stirling
Christmas program.
The drama begins ut
5'pr nt;, thry-usmt ' Vespers
hour, and" will be' preceded
by 1 5 minutes of splendid
Christmas music, , -
The public is Invited. Seats
f roc. -
First Methodist Church
Cor. 4th and Spring1 j
- J
announced that he would devote
un acre of his land In tho Mer
rill district next spring to experi
mental sugar boot' growing. C. A.
Henderson, county farm agent,
nlso informed tlio chamber that
six farmers In that section had
agreed to put lu un acvo each
of sugar beets.
- Tho Sacramento Valley Sugar
company telegraphed that the cor
poration would render every as
sistance possible.
i:rii:i-; kksidknt i oh
l-H'GKNK, Ore. The recent snow
storm put a stop, temporarily, to
the outdoor labors of Jl J. Colli.
98-year-old Eugene resilient.
Mr. l'olll. who celebrated hi.-:
9Sth birthday Occcmbcr J, spent
Saturday out of doors, superintend
ing the moving of a hen coop. Sun
day ho laid off. nnd snow for two
days has kept btm indoors.
A few friends came in on the
night of his birthday for dinner.
The birthday cako could not hold
tho !S candles, so only enomrh
licet- Armiiffo, Pledged, - ' 1
KLAM ATH l-'ALUS,.1 Ore.liofl-,
nite action toward the. promltlon;
of the ' sugar beet industry In I
Klamath county' was taken byj
chamber - of- commerce directors j
today when: K. M. Ftubb; cnshioi'i
of tho Amorlcnn National bank,!
Marccll, Bub CurL..$1.00
Shampooing 50c
Bobbing; ..50c
1 llattie Mays
Portland Graduate.
160D Oth St. . Phono 878-M
LINGERIE
Crepe-
oupreme
Women of today appreciate
gifts that may bo utilized to
advantage, something practi
cal, something to wear. What
could please her more than a
beautiful Gown or Combina
tion of Crepe Supreme?
LADIES READY-TO-WEAR
A N D MILUINERY ;
WALK'S
I'KE HOLIDAY SALE
of
Coats - Hats - Dresses
Sweaters - Jewelry
Scarfs
In fact, everything in
the Store ,
WALLING'S
The Junior liridge club will hold
(lls nexl meeting Krlday. January Lr.
wilh Mrs. JU-k Lindsay as hostess,
j .
Mrs. Lowell AVitliamHoh will br
.host s to the WtsUnlnsler Cuilil
ut the 1'n-sbyturiun church, Jauu-
'ary
Iepulles o Ite Itotalnetl.
MKDI-'Oltl). Ore. JCnlph Jen
nings, Hherlff-eleet. anuounceM that
when ho assumes office January I.'
succeeding Charles E.' TVrrill. he j
.'.vin retain three members of Ter-'
rli cfafi as deputies. They are
I L. H. Korncrook, fingerprint ex-j
pert: tieorgi- Howard. In tho tax t
collection department, and Mlf-
'Olga Anderson, who will Inn e j
charge of the office work. No j
changes have been announced to be j
'made In tho personnel of the conn-j
ly clerk's office, the new Inenni- i
bent of which will bo Miss Delilah
Stevens and none Is Pkeiy in the)
offices of the county school super- '
tntondent, assessor and treasurer.;
Incumbents of which were re-elect-
rd. Nor has County Judge-elect
Hartzell yet announced any change.
t Tli'y say pods are born. Now
1 doesn't that souid like a poet?
Trying to dodge tho blame.
Inexpensive
Good
Looks .
It Isn't nvccaxiiry to npi-nd
much ninni y in nrliT to i n
jny the. I" m flt of our buall
ty Bvrvtrt-.
Tln-rf in no stltistltut" for
tli.? i'i:i lit y tliut tl"' tollow
ng prli i s insure. h'-r-:
Viixri I ami lioli Curl... l.l)
Top Marc.'l on.l Ib
Curl "
tkuli Tri atuii nt3 S.Ot)
CEIST MAIUXELLO
SH01'
Hi torn A. Sonini'-r ItMg.
"A Ikaut AM lor I
l:vry Ji-uV
Thone Stain 577
SHERRY'S
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
u Between Friends"
l!y Robert W. Chanibei-s "
A staillint; dninia of a man's lost love
and his vengeance
With
LOU TELLEGEM
ALICE CALIIOUX
NOKMAN KEIUIY
ANNA Q. N1LPS0N
Comedy, "HER HOY FRIEND"
llll I
1 A-rXArxin;m;i mm; Q 9
. ""en Hint lins bcn so bum- aSj
( iloml that il really hsiks Its be-.( i'Stf I
v lS ilo I bo work. Ly j
were put on to outline the figures,
lsil. the year or his lilrth. Jlc was
born in Mississippi.
SAVi: JtAIMDS 1'L.NDS, l'l.KA
l'KNDWrroN, Ore. Telograius
request Ing Senators McNary and
jStanfield and Itepresontatlve Sin
noit to use tneir eiioris to nave
the unexpended appropriation for
ln.lutl...ltll..r ),.. (.ulil.lu
prttject saved ho it will not revert ' here
to the treasury - Janunry liavo been
sent Xrom.reiidlcton -by-(le-org C
Uuor, secretary. Of the; ro,0uO
set usido ,by tho govenniicnt fof
the survey f ifOtio has t not been
tised. ' . '. '
I The reason tor the action was
that directors of the. Umatilla Han:
Ids association, wore not. satisfied
with the scopo bf the governmortl
engineers' report, it wus announced'
GIFTS FOR THE HOME; . :
possess a practical value and a lasting usefulness that
the highest expression of the Christmas spirit de
mands. More and more, people are realizing that
practical gifts carry along their own welcome wher
ever they go. ' We have a complete line oi home
furnishings for. attractive gifts. . . ,
GARR'S
W3
for Item
Ai ciin Ie Mrrmv
produce quicker results thau
iic rewarkaMe
scalp Turjvmrjns
aiifiineiicd h he (requviit
u.so of thai mmJerftil nvW
v Ionic SCALP-TONER
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We have un a.s,sorlnicnt of Eancy Iioxcs packed wilh
OUR FRESH CHOCOLATES
The Candy Shop
217 Fir Street
"The Home of Home.Made Candy"
(Retail only)
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