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Saturday, January 51, 1923.
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THE A GBANM EVENWG -OSSERVEI?
PAGE THHEE
NEWS of
I : The members' of Ote girls'
baa-1
... Kftbull team, withMiss Margaret)
-.- iwikii. couch, ar.fl miss Florence
ThompBon, kuvo'b dinner luBt ove
ntng In the dining room of the
home eeonMnica department of the
," high suhjol. honoring Miss Ann
.stun go, ,U in o in be r of the team
who ,vlll J.'uvt- La Grande torn or
j. row 'evening en route to Portland
. v. A oro she will uttend school at tft
(.'Viiitlcns Hall. The table was attrao
' lively decorated for the occuslon.
one clever feuture being little
f rakca made to repreannt bualtet
. 'bulla. A mlnlatm-p tennis racket
wus presented Miss Stance by the
girla.
The mem bora of the team giving
the party were Misses Hetty foch
: ran, Ooldle Ownn. Doun Wright.
l.ola Nelaon, Lena Campbell, M
. , dred Oourtnoy, Murjorlo KeynnhlH
Wllma Ouaklll, Cora Rlanley, I'byl-
Ha Srranton. Othello Gray and
Thelma Brown.- . .
An unusually Interesting pro
gram will be given TurBday after
noon nt the Neighborhood club
The topic for the afternoon will be
, "lllghwayn and Bywaya." Mrs. C.
.H. Bldwell boa arranged the pro
gram and will give a p:ipsr on
"Karly Highways in Ancient
Times." Mrs. O. K. Happersett will
. 'talk on the hlghwaya and bywaya
of Oregon, Mrs. "Clyde Seltz will
., give an Illustrated talk pn Bridge m
of Oregon and Mia. R G, Keith will
. rive a paper on California's hlRh-
ways and bywaya.
There will also be a musical pro-
.. grain. Miss. Helen Williams will
piny two piano numbers, "Oolon
uise" by Chopin and "Etude" by
Polbine and the Neighborhood sex
tette will sinir two aclectlona.
"Kalry llurk, by Harriett Ware
ami "Mammy's Lullaby" by Dvor-
,: nk-StroBS.
'.'.
Mrs. John T. Harvey, Jr., enter-
ta 1 n ed Kri day afternoon n t her
' home at 1801 Wanhinglon avenue
honoring Mrs. W. O. Smith, who is
spending the winter" in this city
- from Washington. Crossword puz-
ales were in order for the ofter-
,noon, first prize going to Mrs.
Smith, guest of honor, for having
completed her pur.le first and the
. consolation prize going to Mrs. C.
R. Huffy.
: An excellent luncheon was serv
ed nt an appropriate hour.
The Parent-Teachers association
of Central school met yesterday af
ternoon at the itigh school nudftor-
: ium for their regular meeting. Mrs.
. Carl Helm, vlce-prnsldent. presided
- over a .very interesting business
. meeting after which an excellent
program was given.
V.y-.rcJw William Crosby Ross
, gave a splendid address; Miss Mil
dred Webb sang a .beautiful num
' ber and Little Miss Sally Slegrist
4 gave a charming -iihinese . dance.
l'?ollowlng" the program p. social
- hour was spent.
The'scholarship loan fund com-
mlttoe of tho Neighborhood cl
Is planning a dunce to be given
Mondny evening, Fehruary 2, at
the founlry club. This dunce Is an
unnual affair, given to raise money
for the scholarship loan fund, and
Is loolted forward to by many La
Grande people.
The committee In charge, who
are making every effort to make
the dunce a success, consists of
Mrs. Roy Murphy, Mrs. J. T. Scrog
gln, Mrs. Walter Router, Mrs. L. B.
- Moe, Mrs. John Theison, Mrs. A. J.
Stnnge and Mrs. C. R. Eborhnrd.
L . Tickets mny be obtained at the
Red Cross Drug store.
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Mrs. Elmer McManus was hos-
WALLING'S
Glove Sale
KID, CHAMOISETTB
AND SILK
all new shades and
styles to close out at
once we are offering
these lines of gloves at
25 Off
WALLING'S
Look
At Them
Toi Immediately notice
women wnose appear-
most attractive nnd
you notice mat u is me
natural effect (even though
artificial means are used)
that creates that attractive
ness?
Securing; the prentejit at-
tracttveness in appearance
can be only by depending
exclusively upon experts on
beauty ntds. Our Shop meets
that requirement.
GEIST MARINELLO
SHOP
Room A, tfcmim mtf
'A IW -amy Aid for
ETerj Need.
Phone Main 577
SOCIETY
Embroidered
Rtfses
HPT two laiL" amitr'UdprM rn"a
nn a awifiii puin Htni-ili -liner
a deo rso rrlm 'his atinieMv
black vlvt aown wirh uh "lUHHie
nlmplicttv nt llnf Thr l! fullnpas
In the front wiurh -idd io Mi re
and 'eomfoii -f "wn .
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teas to the Junior Bridge club yea- ways wash -the hands before eat'
terday afternoon at her home on Ing.
Walnut street. The home was at-' Pneumonia Is a reportable dls
traclivoly decorat!d with aweet I ease. Assist in Its control by in
peas and during Mho afternoon's I
play Miss Carolyn Rosenthal won
high score and Mrs. Andrew Loney
the second prize.
A dainty two course luncheon
was served before adjournment.
Members of the Art Department
of the "Neighborhood club spent- a
very interesting afternoon yester
day when they met at1 tho club
rooms for their regular meeting.
'Gi'eek Sculptora" was the subject
Tom Walslnger In chnxge. Mrs.
Woodell Kve an excellent talk on
the fiimpus sculptor "I'roxtliles,'
and Mrs. Duryea uve an equally
Inspiring: paper on Hcopas." -Mrs.
Wulslnger had prepared a very
pood papT on "Synlptus." but was
unable to attend the meeting so
her place was taken by Mrs. H. H.
('leaver.
This was the first time Mrs.
Voodell and Mis. Wulslnger have
appeared before tho department
and they show much Knowledge or
art subjects. Dut-lnff the business
session plans were inude for "work
in the future.
Approximately twenty-five young
people were present, last evening
when the HuptlBt Young IVoplea
I 'n Ion Kve a party at the home
of Misses Bonnie and Lueen Oliver
on third street. Minn Louise Hun
drup, of Portland, was honor guest
of the evening. Games werj the
feature of the evening after whtrh
delicious refreshiyenls were served.
Reverend nnd Mrs. O. A. Pollard
were among those present.
Hot T.nlte (Speclnl) Pntlents
and the staff at the Hot Lake
Hanatorhnn as well as the scholar
ship fund of Union benefited from
the program put on by the t'nton
Women's club, fur Thursday eve
ning part of lust week's program
was repented here and greatly en
joyed by tho lurtje crowd which at
tended the entertainment.
The Spanish dance was especial
ly popular. I,ura Bldeler and
Hethene Miller gave the dance sup
ported by a chorus of four girls;
Audrey DcLap, Nellie McCullum,
Jane Smith and Huth Watts. A
Dutch dance given by Ruth Con
ner and Katherlne Hllblock. won a
great deal of applause. The pro
gram consisted also of a number
of Bolos by Mrs. Helene Hternes
Among Hie numbers which she
gave were "The Black Rlrd," and
"filne Me To Sleep."
Charlie Brotherlon assisted In
the program by singing the "Flanjo
Song" and "A Friend of Mine."
Mrs. V. P. McAdory. Mrs. 3. W.
Stotts. Mrs. C. K. Happersett and
Mrs. ( V. Chandler were hostess
es to thr Missionary soeb ty nf the
liptist lnir'h ';. Td.iy afternoon
when they met in the basement of
the church. A large number of the
members were present and durlnr
the afternoon Miss Louise Hund
rup. elementary st-crctary of the
Baptist Htate Convention, gave an
excellent talk.
Refreshments were served be
fore adjournment.
RummervlUe. (Ppecinl) The
Odd Fellows nnd Rebecca lodge
held a joint installation of officers
recently. After the business ses
sion refreshments were served nnd
i social time spent.
If ev
cry kisr Is a nail In n
roffln 'nir of the girl
a mold ftLtit a hardware
fellow's
ue kn.i
toee.
. Announcements
Bod! Announcements may
be printed In Hits column free
of charge. Any aunomt ce
ment pertaiulng to any func
tions audi as cooked foot
aaitw, etc, will be refiiMHl. An
umiucumouls, to bo printed Ilio
tauiu day, must bo in society
editor's haiuU by rOO o'clock.
Nows editor' note.
The Westminster Guild will meet ten bits of the early history of,
Monday, l-Vbruary 2, at the home Euatern Oregon. The "only worn
of Mrs. Lynn Wright, 1510 Adams an vlty munager" in the United,
avenue.
The ladles Auxiliary to the 1)ro
therhood of Hallway Trainmen
will hold their regular social meet
ing Tuesday, February 8.
TO I'HKVKNT I'NKI'MOHMA
(l.y Dr. I'rtlerli-k StiiekiT)
Man should be fa miliar with
pneumonia aa it haa been known
for centurieM. Hut it is a pfrslst-
ent enemy and kills over six Ium- I
drnd and fifty persona every year1
in Oregon. J'neumonia cannot be !
placed under absolute control, hut
iudlvldualH may. by curing for
themselves properly, asen their
ehanees for foit ract lug in e d ta
ease by obaerving "the. following
rules:
Press for tlie weather. When
coming out of the cold, heavily
d reaped, remove your heavy wraps
immediately. If your clothes are
wet. remove them, dry the akin,
and put on dry clothes. When
going out In the cold, dresa warm
ly. After having put on heavy
clothing, go out Immediately; don't
stand around and get 'ovrhealed.
Oon'l e-rclae and then stand
jjtround or alt around with the winie
elol ntng on.
Don't take a wnrm luiih and
then go out In the old. it la beat
to finish the bath, with cool or
cold waler.
Ill-ess in sue)i a wayas to grad
ually accommodate the body to
changes which otherwise would be
sudden. 1
Keep fit. breathe pure air, toke
regular but moderate exercise in
the open, practice mouth hygiene,
avoid overeating and other ex
ceascs, ' Study your diet and avoid
eonstlpnatlun by choice of proper
fooda. Don t , overheat the home
slating that every case be properly
recorded.
A mortgage on a home Is us
ually a sign tliut.a young mun
wants to got uhoad; a mortgage
on a car Is often a sign
he don't care If' lie never
ahead.
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! HEALTH
i
i 1
i ahead. 3
US. BARRETT 1
Tn i p nr nuv
llld ur rni
In an article In the February
Issue of "HuecwdH." the famous
Mi. HoBe Tyler Barrett has wrlt-
States wrlteB of the early lire or
Dr. W. T. Ihy and of Governor'
Pierce. Her urtlcle runs in part
us follows:
"The hot springs were first de
scribed by the A at or-Hunt expedi
tion of 1812 as- 'the medical
springs where not only tho In
dians bMt great herds of elk and:
deer came to partake of the
health giving qualities.' !
j 'Mtetween these giant springs
land Cove, , famed as -tho cherry
blossom lund of Kasforn Oregon
is a promontory called IMiy'a
1'olnt. Hero less than fin years
aso
buy was born and grew
mi in t liese Hurrniiiiriimrs. Hlnce
it .n.in'i onsi .mvthhiir lm diajn-M
td dreams. Unable to enjoy nw- Qo B'ven privileges we go
terial luxuries, ho indulged in the forward in our church lifo. You
luxury of building caatles in the H"'o urged to worship with .us at,
air. Some day he would be a a'cloqk hour at which tme
great physician' and surgeon. , Ry O"" qwartel: Mrs. A. L. Hichaiil
the giant springs he would bulhl o". director and soprano; Mrs. W.
a great saniitorlum where he H. Hohnenkamp. Jr.. contralto;
would heal tlie sick and make Lawrence Dutton, tenor, and Hay
the lame walk. And lo. his dream Williams, Itaritone; will Tender. the
has come true! anthem: "God Shall Wipe Away
"At the bath house one day All Tears." by Field, and the mln
whilc passing through Hot Lake, tsler will bring a vital message.
1 noticed a little girl whose face The Sunday School at 9:45 with
beamed. I asked her what was a splendidly organivted graded sys
the cause of her happiness, and tern; our Chlratian .Endeavor mt
mum; nr luce iu iiiuiu, wii
whole soul In her eyes she
awerd
Wouldn't you be happy
if you could walk lor the first ,
time in your life?' She expressed
xaetly' what Dr. Hhy is doing
out In Clod'a country."
Mrs. Harret 1h well known to
most Oregon people. She Is a
frequent visitor in tills -purt of the
country, nnd has often stopped
at the Hot Lake sanatorium.
William Derrinn Oofs Job
MEnKOnD, Ore. It heoamo
publicly known that William V.
Harrtiln Is the new superintendent
of the Unite rails fish hatchery,
having been appointed by the state
game roninilHMlon to succeed the
late Superintendent tturrlan. after
his father's deuth some time ago.
William Uurruln. who hud several
years' active experience at tho
hatchery under his father's sipr
Iniendimcy. announced thut the
butchery hus recently received
4iifi.0llll eastern trout eggs to be
dlslrlhutvd In this section next
September: that the take of silver
side eggs by tho hatchery this fall
that I Is two and one-fourth million eggs,
gets'and the take of stcelhoad eggs
110.0110.
Eastern Oregon Light &
Power Company
CHURCHNEWS
if. r. rmmcH. south Nprih
Kir and U Ave. Burt A. iPowell,
pastor. Sunday school at '41:46 a.
in. Preaching, at 11 a. m. by liuv.
J. H. Dills. pr.BlUing elilvr. tWa
nnd Quarterly iConforcnoe at 3 P
m. -Kpworth .IuKUt at 0:SO p. ni.
W. 11. siarmer, leudi-r. Hrcaohins
at 1:30 p.. in. by J. H. 'Dllla. One
of the gruuteat probleow relutlve to
the prniunence.of United Stutia.ln
tho HU.'nllull of tho vast numbers
without nny rullgloiu tiulniiitf.
Wlmt about yourself and your fum-llj-r
We would be pk-uiMi to wol
come you In any and all theao Bor-yli-es.
PRESBVTEHIAN. CHUHCH If
you really think God Is worth
while you .will have time . for ,lm.
If you don't think Ho ,1a worth
much to your life, you will con
tinue to make excuses. Hut God
knows the real from the make be-
lii.i'.i itnn u'lll ha IvnntuH nt.
r mtamt ..rth .thiThe general church
He New Year tomorrow and
uiiu i nu .-MiiMiiviiviriii-iM i
an-ithe Epistle to the Romans at 7:3'
in our lllble cluss grant all oppor-
1 unities on the Lord's Day. Let us
avail ourselves of theni. , -Wm.
Crosby Ross, minister.
ISLAND CITY COMMUNITY
CHUHCH The church community
Ladles Aid .and all Is now
studying China. The 'preBent young
people's class meets nt 0:30 Bull
day evenlnes. The contest Is help
ful In creating Interest nnd en
thusiasm. Tho chapter now under
consideration refers to tho Chang'
ing industrial conditions. In pre
paring this lesson see both copies
nr ilw. KW.rth ll.mrnlil puneeinllvl
Ihe lust. The services at 7:30 .will
be conducted by the itev. Hnrry S.
Hamilton. This will bo n sucra
niental service and a special op
porlunlty will be offered to any
wtio may desire to unite with the
church. Tho Sunday School con
venes ut in a. m. "Divine Invita
tions" will be the sermon topic at
the 11 o'clock hour. All ye of Is-
lund City arc conllully Invited.
Hull K. WuIIIb. minister.
.ION ENGLISH LUTHEHAN
I'Hl'lll'H M Ave., opposite high
at'hool. lllble m'liool lit :45 a. lii.il
MonilnB wamhlii at U u. m. An-f J
them, "If 1 Woro u VoU'." by 'l i
vln nuslniy. I.ntluir J.iWie li'Vo-JJ
Holm at u:S0 p. in. Mr. WlKHler, ,
louder. Church Council int'eis Hun-fi
day evuniiiK at 7:3 p. m. Insloud
of Monday.
KIR ST METHODIST EPISCO
PAL CHURCH VlHtt Glacier Na
tional park. Heautliul ateieopllcon
plcturea of 'Glacier National park
will constitute tho.educutiomU fea
ture of the Vesper service hour nt
& o'clock lomorruw evening. The
sermon in connection will be in
spirational. Tho Riv. Hurry S
Hamilton, of Hoi. so, Idaho, District
Superintendent, will be the speaker
ut three Bin-viees;, He will address
tho Men's Kqruiii at Hl:ii0 a. m.
Preach nt ll -.oo tt: m., and again at
ft p. ni. The public. is cordially In
vited tot hese ?d uca t ional -tnsplra-llonal
services. The choir will sing.
school wilt
classes for . all. Tho Young Wo
men's class under the teaching of
Mrs. Epling and with Librarian
Miss Doty, are building up a very
fine organization which is well at
tended. They are studYing The
Life of Christ.
CHRISTIAN "CHUKOH Bun
day marks tho beginning our
Evangcllntic inootlngo. " Tile lictv
inonu of the day (ylll be In lteeptng
with tho evangelistic spirit. Mr.
Carol il'ulrbanks of HpoUanc L'nl
veralty has been engaged to con
ii
I
duct .the song service of the.nieet-
nga. You will enjoy ihearlng blm
In solo and -leading. He will 'm.
"...til. ..a K(..K... ni.nnlllil Tllllr
School meets at 9:45, and (Jhrin
lluri Endeavor nt IliSO. We estend
you a cordial 'Invitation to oil the
meetings of the church. O. V.
Jones, minister. ' ,
KIUST BAPTIST CHURCH
Sixth street nt Spring Ave. Ser
vices for Sunday, Feb. 1. Sunday
school meets at 9:45 a. m.- H. A.
Fox, superintendent. Morning wor
ship at I'l o'clock. Sermon by thr
pastor on the theme: "Threo Sal-
vatlonn.'' Children's sermon theme:
"Tho Meaning of Baptism." The
ordlnnnce of bnpllHm will be ad
ministered at the morning service,
B. Y. P. U. meets at (1:80 p. m. All
young people are Invited. Evonlnr
worship ut 7:30 o'clock. ' Sermon
by the nnstor on the theme: "The
Significance of Living." The pub
lic Is cordially Invited to these ser
vices of worship.
vices of worslilp. Qoorgo Albert
Pollard, pastor.
FITWT CHtlnCH OF CHRIST
SCIENTIST Corner of First and
Wnshlnelon. Sunday morning ser-
I I II Ll
tip
SPECIAL
dm: i.yi' kaiio truism'
Vnliu-s In f0.IM.
Now $1.49
PUTMAN'S
,R E A D Y - T O - W E A U
vlco at 11 o'clock.
Subject: Love.M '
Sunday School at 0:45 a. m,
Wednesday evening meeting at 8
o'clook. (The reading room, -now
located In W"rJucobHon Bldg.,
Room 8, ia open dully except Sun
day and legal holidays, from 12 M
to 4:31) p. in. dully). All are in
vited.
Trat'hoi .for Prison School
Drawn from Talented Convicts
SAN FRANCISCO (AP)J-A high
school with u complete four-year
course leading to a diploma and
.accredited to the state university
will be established In San Qucntin
statu penitentiary, according to
plans approved by tho State Prison
j Kathleen Campbell
Sopranc
PIANO AND VOCAL INSTRtCTOR
' (Coach Accompanist
Studio Eastern Oregon Music Go. j
Telepnone Main 119 Residence Foley Hotel. Main 77 J
. Soloist and Director St. Pater's Episcopal Choift" J
CAN GRANDE RONDE
Be entirely used in the manufacture of . .
Superior Bakery Goods? 't : ' (
SEE OUR DISPLAY IN THE CHAMBER" ; .
OF COMMERCE WINDOW.
Gwilliams' Electric Bakery
"HOME OP THE OOliDEN CRUST"
Credit
, Attentive Service
Reliable merchandise
Real values
Y1 r ' Satisfaction assured.
CARR'S
SPECIAL
PEANUT BRITTLE
, 25c Pound
The Candy Shop
217 Fir Street
"The Home of Home-Hade Candy"
(Retail only)
Money No Measure
Of Value
The value of telephone service cannot be measured
in dollars and cents. No community without tele-
phone service can exist in competition with another
community that has telephone service. "I
Home Independent i
Telephone Co.
We Have in Stock and
Are Agents for .
ATWATER.KENT ,
RADIO SETS
Benham Electric Co.
tURV 104 MEW FOLEY BUM.
A N D MILLINERY
Hoard and Frank J,
new warden.
Smith,
thef
St
ilt Is Intended to maintain the
scholastic, standards and currlcu-i
Ium of outside high schools. Mod--j
ern school equipment -will .bft ln-f-
stalled. Munual training and prac-;-i
tical shop courses will bntlncluded;
anil u laboratory fitted out for reo
scuroh Jit the acientifio classefl.
MATERNITY CASES,
Cared for at "l 606 V Avenue,
Xa Qrande. Oregon. Caltj or
Phone 307-n, .mornings. or
evenings. ' j,
Trained Nurse. ; 3
Price Reasonable,
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VALLEY WHEAT
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