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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 24, 1925)
Sarday, January -'24, 1923. THE LA ORANPB EVENING OBSERVER PAGE THREE - V A ;3 1 ' J 4 i NEWS of The Itlverla Parent-Teachers' As-i soclation held a vory Interesting mealing yesterday when they inwt fit the school. After a short bust- . nes& session a program was given ns follows: Piano solo. Miss Kits Ncihans: songs, by first grade; "A jlght Misunderstanding," ' he la (Winburn and Charllne Paua; Read ing. Miss Lav ina Oullowuy; talk Mrs. J. D. Lynch, and an addre.- by Geo. T. Cochran. Miss Gullowuy's room had the nioai parents present and won the prize for the month, At the cloa.- of the program refreshments were served, , . , ' The music pupils of the Rncrec Heart Academy will entertain the public with a costume recital of folk music at the L. 1). S. Tuber nuele next Thursduy evening at s o'clock. Polk music of lttissin. Prance, England, Irelund, which will he represented by "The Hart," Italy, Spain and Hungary will be presented. America will ho rep resented by the orchestra playing the Beoond movement of Dvorak's "New World's Symphony." Dvor ak adopted the firsl muslo of Am- ' erica as a theme for his fifth sym phony. He drew his inspiration for the Largo from "Jliawathas Wooing," a poem by Longfellow. , The rerltala given by the Acad emy pupils in the past few yeuiv.j are w'ii Known 10 tne music lov ers, of La Grande, and this recitul .promises id he even 'more Inspiring in Its unique presentation. . ""The home of E. J.' Brown "was the scene of a delightful affair Thursday evening when the La Grande social club met for their wee;y meeting. Eighteen mepi-i--be)tfl ,wejc. present and part of the evening wiib spent lit games. Rae.h member n-Hponded to the roll call with a song, rccltntion or story One feature of the evening ws.s music' by Oeorpe Moats. Minnie Woodell, Virginia Davis, Thelma Itrown and Palher nnd "Itnslcr" IJrovvn. Before adjournment an excellent luncheon was served by the hostesHi ' Tillgnrd, (Special) H. L. Donn and Miss Kthei Hnyter. two well known young people or 'Hllgard went lo Walla Walla, Washington a few days ago, where they were united In inarriage. A number of ' their friends here were suspicious upon their leaving and prepared fln old fnshinncd churvari party, which met them upon their returr. to Hllgard. The happy couple will mako Hll gard their home for the present. MEDICAL SPRINGS. Special A delightful social event of last wcok took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. South when forty three guests were entertained. Plve tables of "500" were at play after .wlch dainty refreshments were served. ..... ... ... ..... 1 V'he Greenwood, parc.nt-teach.crs "association met yesterday after noon at the school for their rcgxi lur monthly meeting. Several in teresting numbers were given, in cluding a playlet by the fourth grade, "Old Pltes and the Bryad," and a talk by Reverend Elmer Grant Keith, of the, Methodist Church, in which he stressed that the wealth or the country lies in the hands of the children today. He stated that In many respects this is the best age we have ever known, that the training and wel fare of the children today will mako a successful nation In the fu ture. He brought out what edu cation means to the child of today. A. C. Hampton, school superinten dent gove a short talk, eomptl- WALLING'S I Spring Pattern ; Hat Sale ; r' 1 1! , uur ruuiar unus 01 uut- f tinctive patterns on sale i 1 at- ! i $6.9.-. - $8.50 ?10.73 WALLING'S For The Ladies Make a resolution now to take better care of your ap pearance during the coming twelve months. Resolve to make the most of your good looks and re solve to enjoy the service and satisfaction that work at this shop assures. GEIST MARINELLO SHOP limn A. SooifWT BMg. "A IK-amy AM fur EWf fined." PhotM Main 677 SOCIETY mentlng Ttev. Keith upon his views and reviewed the percentage ot property in the rlty. Ho also brought out many things that ar needed In the local schools. $ During the business session it wos decided that some more cubl net work would be done at thv school nnd that a drup curtain would be purchased by the societj to be used in giving plays. The next meeting will be held Pebrunry 'ito. 'he dance given lust evening at Honan Hall by memln rs of the pt. Peters Episcopal Cluirefl proved a buccchs In evnrv why. Annroxl mately one. hundred couples were! present and danced from nine to twelve oVloek to nius:c of Kreiich's orchestra. 1'um in was served dur ing the evening. The committee in charge of th affair combated of Mr. arid Mrs. J. I. Hlitler. Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Zurlnlclt, Mr. and Mrs. 1J. A. I'rnlt. Mr. and Mrs. A- W. T. Milne. Mr and Mrs. L'd. I -Inline, Mr. nnd Mrs. L. H. Kus.tcll and Mr. and Mrs. 10. Marks. "Announcements Social annttuiht'ineni.M iny lie printed In Mil column free Of t barge. ' Any . announce ments Hrtaliilng in any fuwv tious such as cH)kcl food sales, etc., will be refusal. An uoiiiicx-mcuU, to be printed llui tamo day, must he In wwlely editor's bniuls hj 0:00 o'clock. News editor's nolo. The World-Wide Guild will fur nish music for the services at the Baptist Church tomorrow evening. A'yo one ntiml)''r will he given by the girls Chorus oi' the lilh school mtiler the direction of, MiKH Ihh bella Miller. The Country Cluli dance for the month of January will tie given Monday evening. January 20, at the club. The, Star Novelty Or chestra will play. Amcrlcnn Unci or Plnn To Visit Pnglnml Next Tune LONDON, (A I') The Inter state Post Grndute Assembly of America, an organization com prising about 75,000 members of the American medical profession, will hold its annual congress In England next June. The party of sump 800 or 400 representatives of the assembly which will visit England, will be hettded by Dr. Charles Mayo, of Rochester, Minn., and will bo wel comed here ; by n large Anglo American , committee Including such distinguished persons ns Sir Humphrey Kol lesion. Sir William Arbuthnot Lane, Sir William Hale White, and Sir St. Clair Thomp son, Slllfi. MAYS GlVi: PIVOHCE HALT LAKE (AP) Mrs. Sarah R. Mnys, wife of former Congress man James N. Slays of Utah, late Wednesday was granted a divorce In district court hero on the ground of desertion. News of the divorce became known Thursday and Mrs. Mays wps awarded properly said to he valued at $150,000. Mr. Mays Is a wealthy coal mine opera tor of I'tah and Wyoming. INDIAN SLASIIE11 IX DriX.' KLAMATH KAI.l.S. Ore. Joe Wilson, an Jndfnn, was bronffht to Klnnuith gonoral hospital badly . lncoratod following a knifo lnel 1 with an unlilfiitlflod assailant, j Wilson was siil'I to be In such an intoxicated condition that fuw 'facts could bp Ruined fi-oin ills incoherent niunihlliiKs. Lace Is a t Feature V 4 1 1 fTUlE flatt-rlnc and becoming X quaauei or tic nava not been y,orerkokl in this frock of dark blue silk embroMercd in gray with it full collar, Jntrat and calls of cream coWtvt Ihcc. The embroidery I on lh tvall ts mere elaborate than ! lht of Ibe skirl und gives the enVct of jJli:r.t uu It xtnl)it lube fio.k. . ' . i-,. , , Jack and Estelte Mr. and " tl i i i ; 1 ' i ' i f$ irP-"-t ?$4tJ After the whole worlil has siishmi1 11 of Iheiii for ,111011 1 lift Jack IKnipsey, who Is n )ri.e-right er by prnfc.foii, anil KmWIo Tiiylort known lst for htv movie career, filially ndmil Hhv mm" to Iw nm !'!!(- I. When? Smui. Hciv Ihey niv posed for tUv "nnimuuccmciil" picture, ' - 1 , (. , CHURCHNEWS PftEHRYTEItTAN CHURCH God's business is the biggest on earth. God 'never shtits out His workers and never reduces wages. The wages of sin Is death, but the wages of Christian living Is life eternal. The most flourishing com munity has the most workers for God und one of His power houses is our church to which wo Invite ull most heartily. Tomorrow morn ing nt the 11 o'clock worship hour the quartet will sing the anlhcih: "Majestic Sweetness Sits Enthron ed." by Rubinstein and the min ister will bring a vital .message. Our Sunday school at 0:45 with ever Increasing numbers; our Christian Endeavor at 6:15 for tho young folks and they like to come here: the Bibe hour at 7:30 with the Epistle to the Hebrews as,our l)i:t'l,AHATIOV To rendnr the most dependable Service To the Breatest pOEsli)ln nuinl)er of people Within economi cal transmission difilanee - At the inwost cost consistent with fair wnKofl to the labor and capital employed. la I he t.bj. cllve of Ibis company. ToBe Li Mri Dempsey 1 jk'' i-.'-.-r, study, completes the day's oppor tunities. Let us each resolve that, since Itfe Js so short that It will de mand of us the best as we engage In the biggest business on earth. Wm. Crosby Ross, minister. M. K. CHURCH, SOUTH North Plr ami IT Ave. Rert A. Powell pas tor. Sunday school at 0:4S a., m. W. A. Elam, Supt. Preaching at 11 a. m. by the pastor. Subject: "The Unrealised Power of Interces sion." Epworlh League at 6:30 p. m. Preaching by the pastor at 7:30 p. m Subject: "Will America Remain chrlstlan-ltuduhlam." Tin sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be administered at the close of the morning, sermon. Can a na tion, state or city be great without I Christianity?. What does history eaking Of i axes Taxes of all kinds have come in for pretty thorough consideration this year. We are beginning to realize more clearly how much taxation has .added to the cost of living and doing business. Yet it is surprising how few people know that Eastern Oregon elec tric power, too, is taxed at the source of production. , Out of every dollar that the Eastern Oregon Light and Power Company re ceives for the power it sells, 11 cents go to' pay taxes. This operating ex , pense is necessarily a part of the cost of production. In other word?, it takes one-ninth of the money the East ern Oregon Light and Power company receives from its customers for elec tric service, to pay its taxes. ; Despite this fact there has leen no increase in the price of electricity in the past five years during which time taxes have gone, skyward. Eastern Oregon Light & Power Company say? Are you doing your beat for Lft Grande unless yau are making your contribution, with your life, to theregloua life of I .a Gmnde? fomn once, we believe you wilt come again. ' ZION ENGLISH MTTHRRAN CHUHCH M Ave., upposlle high School. Wm. P. Holh pastor. Bible sehool nt 9:45. Morning worship (tt II a. m. Anthem by choir. Lu ther league Devotions at 0:lu p. tit. Miss Genevieve Nelson, leader. PIHR'P METHODIST. KPIRCO. PM. CHPltCH "Ihc Sale of the World's children." a PugfanL This will be the fu.it urn ' of the Vesper service at & o'clock Hunduy The PttgeunL Is dramatic and strik ing, and tenches a great Hptrttunl lesson. The Womuns Home Mis sionary Society Is sponsor for the evening. The program will begin promptly at Pive. The public are taking advantage of the services al this hour and attending In In creasing numbers. At 1 1 :0(t o'clock the Annual Tank Offering Hervlcn of the Wo mans Home Missionary Society will be held. The Post or will preach taking for his subject "Giving Jn-i sus Hands and Peel." The Church school opens at !t: 4 5. Mr, A. W. tjehtnn In the speaker at the Mens Point m Hour and he will discus The Child Amendment. CHRISTIAN ClllUiril-Wrt are asking that all enrolled pupils of our Hlble School be on .htind at nine forty-five. We-urge every member of the Church thai bus not been attending, to be Ihere. We want to put I he attendnnce of the school high. Preaching by the Minister at both morning and ev ening hours. Sermon Subjects. Morning: "The Impelling Pas sion." Evening: "How God Crown ed Creation." Church Night on Thursday. Dinner al six thirty and Devotional hour Immediately following. Revival Meetings will commence the tirsl Sunday of Feb ruary, Carol Fairbanks of Spo kane has been engaged to direct the tiiunlc of the meeting end wv Safety 'Suxflly MJMll 'LA GRANU'E JOSF.P1I STAGE LlNu Uaai-s & Colillron, l'ruin. Stages Leave La Grande- for Joseph Daily 8:30 12:30 3:30 Arrive : 10 :50 1 :50 5 :50 are expecting a splendlii'lline. Get ready for t. U, V, Johcs, Minis-; tr, i FIU8T HAIT1RT CHPHCH Rlxlh Streol at Bprlng Avenue. Her vices for Rundity, January ift, 1 !35. Mundny Hchool meets at 0:4fl a. In The stHsloii begins on time nnd you Will Milan comethlng by being late, A surprise la In Store, Also speci al birthday service. H. A. Fox. Huporintendent. Morning Worship al II o'clock. Hertnon by the pas tor n the theme: "Knowing Uod." Children's Herman theme: "Coast -ing." H. Y. P. V. meets nt S:.1u p. til. Leader, MIhh Mabel Schuefer, 't'oplc. "I'oinimmlty Cooperation ot Churches." All young people in vited. Evening Worship ut 7:s o'clock. The W. W. O. girls again have charge of the music and will give some hymn pantomime. Tina pastor preaches on the theme: "Closed hours." The public Is cor dially Invited to worship with us In these services. Come thou with us nnd you will do us good. -George Alhert Pollard, pastor. FIR5T omyU'H OF CHRIST SCIENTIST Corner of First and Washington. Sunday morning ser vice at 1 1 o'clock. Subject: "Truth." Sunday School at ' 9:45 ft. in. Wodnr&dfty eveuing meeting at 8 o'clock. (The rending room, now located in West-Jacobsoit Bldg., Room 8. Is open daily except Sun day and legal holidays, rrom 12 M to 4::tu p. m. dally). All are in vited. LONDON TO HAVK A ItKAli ItltOADWAY MOYlF. PALACIS 'LONDON IAIL London's new est .moving picture theater, the Capitol, which Is lo provide the Rrltlsh capital with entertainment of the sort i'lrnlshed at H road way's great movie pn luces, will seal 2,000 persons and will house two ballrooms and il huge vestau rnnl., ; The i healer, situated irt the Hnymnrket, Is built on the first floor above the street, iValued at $1, SM, 000. the bonne bus been I n Herf for tie ye: 1 -m n ( an a initial mwmm GimfodaMu ll ' I PUTMAN'S I . For Style and Value ,liEADV-TO.WE4R AND MILLINER? rental of lino.ODO. The Oapltol will havo nn or chestra of fto pi'i-Hons. KLAMATH 'ALl-S. urc.Morc thiiQ a dozen Klaiualh residents over whom charges have, been pending ror several years will like ly hreUtlm easier as IndlcatloiiM point to a general dismissal or all a.seH that have been pending for any length of tlnm at the reading of tho criminal docket. In scanning thfe list of 3 cusps h Inherited from l Brown, William Oanong, tllstrlct attorney, PUBLIC SALE There will be sold at public auction, to the highest bidtlev, at the Methodist Church, coiner Fourth and Spring;,' at 5 O'CLOCK, P. M. . ; . Sunday, Jan. 25th. "THE CHILDREN OF ALL THE WORLD1 . This sale includes the childi-en of the world of all races, colors and conditions; symbolized in pageantry. No reservations every child MUST be sold. Remember the date nnd hotUV Splendid music dur ing the pagennt. Note: At 11 A. M., same cliiirch and place, the an mini. Thank Offering Service of the .Woman's Home Missionary society. Sermon theme: "Giving Jesus Hands and Feet." . ' , , . : i -H Vanilla Chocolate nnd Maple Fudge special This week ' ' "' 35c. Lb.--' ' The Candy Shop 217 Fir Street "The Home of Home-Made Candy" (Retail only) We Have in Stock and Are Agents for ' '"' , AT WATER-KENT RADIO SETS Eenham Electric Co. " , Credit . Attentive Service Reliable merchandise Seal values atisfaction assured. CARR'S Money No Measure Of Value The value of telephone service cannot be measured . in dollars nnd cents. No community without tele phone service can exist in competition with another community that has telephone, service. Home Independent Telephone Co. RECHARGEABLE RADIO A-B BAT1ERIE3 HI! BATTERY A ELECTRIC BERYIOB CXI. Letglitoa Machtna Works BM lttl WuhiDctaa At& WM remarked that many of th$ cnae: would have to Ib atricktui froni the docket hceauso of luck of prosecution or bucauso tho wit neHcs In the actions had Uepurtcd from the county. - MATERNITY. CASES Cared for at 1506 Y AvtmiP, 1A Grnurio, Oregon. Call or Phono SOT-Hj mornings or evenings. ' , - . ,, . Trained Nurse. Prlcu Ilcasonablc, NEW FOLEY BUM. BTORAOBfl BATTERIES II if P r. ' .SI
