'Saturday March 7, 1923.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE THREE
NEWS of
Afiw the flron rwltal nt thc-
Tfany.rmn churrh kut evening
Jr. uni Mrs. A. U Rlcharlnun en,
tertuined Informally at their home,
where their guests had the oppor.
t unity of meeting Professor l.uolun
lleeker and expressing to him per.
sonally their nppreelutlon or his
splendid program.
Assisting in the living room wen.
.Mr. and Mis. G. I.. Dutton and Mrs,
and .Mrs., Ituy Williums. In tin,
dining room, where refreshments
were served from u beuutil'nlly ui
liolnled tiilile. Mis. J. A. Tedford
presided at the eofreu urn, while
Mm, H. A. Ziltlirlck cut lees. As
sisting In the serving were Mrs. W,
Jl. Hohnenkamp, Jr., and .Mrs. :an
Iteynolils.
I'rof. Herker was the guest at
the lllehanlsoli home while in tin
city. Jle left this morning.
-
Chapter I, P. K. O., was charm
ingly entertained yeSLerday at the
home of Mrs. I.. 1). Moe, with Mis.
liiorge Carrey assisting as hostess.
JMu-ing the hu.Hlnt'ss s ssiun annual
reports were given after which of
licers were elected and inslulleil
lor the ensuing year as follows:
President, Mrs. Wuyne Wade: vice
president, Mrs. A. I,. Itlchardson:
fieereiary, Mrs. lOdward HoIiii.m;
corresponding secretary. Mrs. Clyde
Siilz; treasurer, Mis. I.ee Wuriiii-k.
and guard, Mrs. Lawrence Intttou.
Luncheon was served after
which the cltll) srljourned to meet
Mdifh 20 with Mis. J. K. Wright
mill Mis. Clyde Seilz us hosli sses.
..
The Parent -Teachers' association
of Willow school met last evening
at the school for the regular meet
ing. The president, Mrs. Weagle;
presided and the following program
was given: Itecliation, Stella Kuby;
Cherry Tree' play. Mrs. Young's pu
pils: recitation. Annette Kunyan.
"The Minuet;" The minuet was
dnnccd hy Miss Ituuyan nnd l-'ran-kie
Sniilh: talk, Child Moral."
.Mrs. fleorge Lyman; two piano
numbers, Nitti Shulu, and two liy
Joint fthulu.
After refrcshmenlfl were served
the meeting adjourned.
Mrs. Ed. Hoylcn and Mrs. T. It.
lftYii-nll nrnvnil ' t linniBAk'na tn rm
ins hoKiossfs yosionlay afK-rnoon 8,x lIums 01 "k mi -r. v,..
;inl evening when Ihoy enti rtulnort ' lort winning biBh flrore for
nt ranis at the Maxwell om. the fitm prizo nml the socond prize
Spring prevails in iho beautiful I oinS to Mr8 IomRn, Mrs. It.
(l. rorationR of swoet peas and pusay St,,I rceolvcd the consolation prize
willows. In thearternoon the Island !A two co"rse luncheon was served
City Card eluh was entertained at jal lhe eloso of the pluy
I In the evening five tobies of
"' - - - '"500" was entertained with Mrs. C.
WALLiNG'S
HAT REMODELING
MILLINERY
SUPPLIES
SPECIALS ON
NECKWEAR
I AND - DAGS
AND
UOXES
I
WALLING'S
When You
Tire Of
Your Bob
!, Then you'll ba Interested
lii the fine hair selection
we have Just purchased to
aid In making a perfect
colffuro while your own hair
grows out to the proper
length.
The hair 1 of excellent
quality and moderate In
price. We urge you to lee
the display at yojr early
convenience
GEIST MAIUNELLO
SHOP
Room A. Somntor BMg.
"A Beauty Aid for
Every Need."
Phone Alain 577
Mi
merva
Says-
Now, friends, we have a
new President, and you
should have a nw pair of
shoes to start with thin
warming up. prosperity Is
coming ond you must spruce
up a bit and keep up with
th times.
We have nice Press Shoes
both for men and ladies, at
very reasonable prices, con
sidering the quality.
If yo-t haven't got SIM't
to pay for shos. Just wh.it
can 1 get fr fa.ftn to $V"t
or . We csn find you
something to fit your purs
and fecL
,THE B00TERY
OtT nAVWJX, Mgr.
SOCIETY
In Washable
Silk
THIS attractive froclt ts of wash
able 'tub silk In shades of gray
and blue It has a long vest
front and the stripes nre so arranged
as 10 make their own trimming.
This exaggerated V cffecf.Js very
popular now. r
fV$
'rash
lilt. MacUey and Lester Hrnmwell
wlnninff high honors and lhe con
solation prize going to J. M. 1. finy
der. Luncheon was served nt nn ap
propriate hour.
I
I After the regular business meet
ing of the Pythian Sisters Inst eve
ning at K. of P. hall the evening
-wwr-simnt-swhtiy hwrnWi Mra.
A. B. Shannon, who wilt leave La
Grande in the near future. The
lodse presented Mrs. Shannon with
a gold thimble, ns a token of ap
preciation for the, work alio bus
done for the order. Mrs. J. K. Oli
ver pn-senied the thimble and Mrs.
.Shannon mode a few appropriate
remarks thanking the lailb'B.
1 Refreshments were served before
irfjournnient.
Mrs. L. K. Stundley entertnlned
j Inst evening honoring her hus
band's blrlhday anniversary. V'our
j tables of cards were ot play with
high scores going to Mrs. J. f Ter
ry and AugiiHt Kricksnn. Besides
those playing cards several guests
were present.
At on appropriate hour a dainty
two course luncheon was served by
the hostess. 1
The ,ltem appearing in last eve
ning's Obearver regarding a party
fciven by Mrs. II. M. Bay wus an
error, due to misinformation.
Announcements
BocliU aniioumfnietiui may
t9 printed In tills column free
of charge A 117 aimotineo
menlfl pertaining to uf func
tions inch as cooked food
gate, etc.. will be refuuw-d. An
Douncemenls, to t prlntinl the
wuie ilay. niimt be In society
eilltor't bands by :(HJ o'clock.
Newa editor note.
1 1 11 - . .... 1
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Hayes nnd
Mrs. K. Holmes will entertain
the Wednesday Bridge club Wed
nesday evening. March 11, fll the
Haynes home.
I
Min. Chns. Playle will he hosteiw
t to the Monday Bridge club Mon
day afternoon, March 9. nt her
home at 1710 Second street.
"1
The Young Women's Education
al Auxiliary of lhe Methodist
church will hold its monthly meet
ing Wednesday evening. March 11
at the home of Mrs. Sherwood
Williams. The meeting will be In
the form of a St. Patrick's party.
The committee In charge is headed
by Miss Nell Muhnffev.
Science to Study r.fferts
Of Ocean Air On Ci-rt
BEKMV (AD An Interesting
at ul y of 1 h f ft-fi n f ji'iyici
training upon women Is being con
ducted on the island of Koehr, in
the North Sea.
A group of young women will
live on the island from now until
May undr the auspices of the Gor
man High School for Physical
Training. They will hav six hours
of Instruction daily In the open nir,
and regular exercise. Tf sis and
measurements will Im made to de
termine the growth of mnsrp's and
iKines and the strengthening of th1
heart and bruin by means of thl
rigorous course of training.
27 YEARS
AGO
Pally Morning Observer, March
7, 18B8 A. B. Contey has four
leen teams with from 6 to .14
horses In each plowing and seed
ing. N. Nelson has purchased four
choice building lois In tlte north
part of the city and will erect a
dwelling early In the summer.
Oeorge South, who bus Just re
turned from the fommercuil col
lege lit Qulncy. Illinois. ,a.s ac
cepted a position as stenographer
In the f'auseu. Pierce Ileal Kstate
office.
Our firemen mean business and
have made nil arrangements to be
gin active truintng next Wednes
day evening. The training team
will consist of fifteen men. If
good men and hard training count
I .a Grande, will 4mve the winning
team.
Andrew Tllocklaml Is now "wear
ing a hroud smile, lhe reason there
for Is (hat lie is the fattier of a
bouncing huhy boy. Weight Hi
pounds.
William Banton has discovered
a large ledgo of building stone
near his farm on Ladd creek. The
sample he brought in with him ts
hard, of n reddisli color, and is
capable of receiving a new finish.
S. H. Ha worth examined It and
.9 of the opinion that it will worlc
ciulte easy and will be profitable If
in sufficient quantity. Mr. Uau
lon will send a sample to the con
tractors who nre building the Koy
ernment custom house In l'ort
Idlld. A few me mbe rs 11 re p ra ct isl n g
for n short Latin piny, to be given
for the l.atin club Wednesday night
after school. All the conversation
is In Uitln. Lois Nelson is to have
1 lie ealing part. A synopsis of
the play Is: Pour small hoys are
teasing Marcus, a young boy who
has been mean in school. The
teacher has given him a little verse
to write ten times. The boys tell
him to write n different one be
cause It will be much more ef
fective. Of -fburse he is not very
intelligent nnd writes It the way
the hoys tell him. It is some joko
on the teacher which Marcus
doesn't understand. After he has
finished he takes It to the teacher
nnd reads It. Of course the teach
er is enraged and gives Marcus a
shaking. The other boys are
"tickled to death" over Ibis.
An assembly was called at 9
o'clock Friday at which time the
Mimlr staff explained to the stu
dent body the printing of Ibis
year's Mimlr. Douglas Moe, Sam
DECLARATION
To render the
most dependable
nnd courteous
service
'To the greatest
possible number
of people
At the lowest cost
consistent with
fair wages to the
labor ond capital
employed
Giving and
deserving fair
treatment
thus
To he a factor
In upbuilding
this community
Is the objective
of this romjKiny.
School News :
Eastern Oregon Light &
Cochran. Vulma MeCall and Olf
ford HeltK gave som$ interesting
talks on departments of tho Mimlr,
Mr. Mumptou talked on tho Mimlr
and on the suirll wMch would
carry tho winning teum through
the ftiurnnment at 1'nlon nnd send
litem to the tournament at Suleni.
Miss Bon mil exnlalntjd to tho
Hooka th cost, coyer nnd differ-1
em sections. of thrt your book, and ,
urged thorn to order one as a sou
venir of their first school days.
Thursday a senior class meeting
wiMi held to Utlk- oveu graduation
and Hie success of the Mimlr.
A pep meeting waa held Thurs
day at S o'clock to encourage, ihe
stiidents to go to t'nion to see Im.
Umndc win from Knlorprlse. The
yel leader hud some trouble In
Urn first yell, but alter that the
true 1, Grande spirit seemed to
find Its way Into the hearts of the
students, "nnd (ilfford Belix had no
more trouble.
An assembly was called by Mr.
Tiampton on Monday murnlng for
the purpose of explaining the. Art
contest.
Mrs. R. P. Moasmnn gave nn In
teresting talk on the subject, ex
plaining the rules and prices. The
prizes will be as follows: Ten dol
lars for the freshmen, fifteen for
the sophomores, twenty-five for
lhe juniors and fifty for' the sen
iors. The high school cafeteria has
been running us successfully as
usual this winter. It is supervised
by Miss Lois Davis and managed
by the students. The manager
plans menus for one week, orders
nil the supplies for each day. ami
outlines the duties of each girl.
The assistant manager figures j
out the cost of iho amount of
food served each day. and deter
mines the cost of each article to
cover expenses.
During the week of March 0-1
Louise French will be. manager,
and Marian Lovetlc tho assistant
manager.
Alaskan lcclnres Literature
Of Territory Is Not Distinctive
.ICNEAr. Alaska (AD - Al
though Alaska Is a "storehouse of
Inspiration for distinctive Alaskan
literature' there Is a demand for
writers to "accurately portrrty tho
beauty of Alaska and give tho
world a true picture of the terri
tory." according to R. K. Robert
son, a member of the rarent
Tcncher Association hero.
"I little doubt that If all the gov
ernment reports nnd surveys hy
various companies written on Alas
ka were dumped down on Aluskan
soil it would qover her 5!tO,(llio
square miles so deep that Ml. Mr.
Kiniey, the highest peak on the
North American continent, would
be coyered." said Mr. Robertson.
"And. despite all that has been
written about the territory, there
is nothing really distinctive about
Alaskan literature."
Electric Light,
Heat and
Power
-are (he modern
servants
There is nn implication of Electric Service
which will wive you ninnpy.
CHURCHNEWS
SSION KNOI.ISH MTHtiltAN
I'lli itrn M Avi., opposite high
bchool. Bible school at 9:45 a. m.
Morning worship nt 11:00 u. m.
i.uther League IWotlon at 6:10 p
m. I.enten servtcea Wd,neaday at
S:it0 p. m. Wm. h Holl, pastor.
TUB WltHT BAPTIST CHl'ltCH
Sunday school meets at 8.:4f a.
m. H. A. Vox, superintendent. We
invite' all who have 110 church af
filiation to meet with us in the
?!dy of the: P.ihlr. Morning wor
ship at II o'clock. Sermon by the
pastor on' the theme: "The Klrst
Nallonal Bank of Heaven." Chil
dren's sermon theme: "The Sign In
the Park." B. Y. P. U. meets at
ft: SO p. in. All young people Invited.
Kvening service at 7:110. o'clock.
Or. M. n. Kubank, medical mls
Hlouary lo Ohlna, will be the speak
er. Tr. lOubunk la a most pleasing
speaker. Ills talk will be a tnut
for all ami we bespeak for him. a
good hearing. The public la Invited.
George Albert Pollard, pastor.
M. R, riTITRCH, SOUTH Bert
A. Powell, pastor. Sunday Bohool.
fl:4fi a. m. W. A. F!am. Supt.' This
is a school with a purpose. Preach
ing by the pastor at 11 u. nt.- Sub
ject: "The Passion of the Itonp.r,"
Kpworlh League at ft: 3.0 p. in.
Preaching by. the pastor at. 7;!in p.
m. Subject, "fhrisllanity and Per
sonality." ClirilCH OF THE NAZARENE
"The Home of Old Time Reli
gion." Lane Cahpel, corner First
md Lnnc. Sunday school at 9:4fi
n. in. Preaching at 11 a. m. Evan-
ffellslic service nt 7:S0 p. m. Many
have found out where we nre, and
are coming back. Why not make i
start this Sunday and find out for
yourself the message we have for
people. J, F, Ransom, pastor.
CHRISTIAN CHFRCH The
church stands for the higher vlr
Lues of life. It directs the ener
gies of life In proper chnnncla. Tl
prupugaica 1 ne gooa 01 inuiiKiim
and produces the forces of life.
Withdraw tho church foreea from1
the world today and tomorrow we'
will have civil, Industrial, moral)
and spirit ual anarchy. Yet somej
folks say they are under no obllga-
lion to the church. Our servlceB
nt lhe church on Sunday begin at
9:4fi In tho Bible school session A
clnss for everyone. Men's class.
taught by Dr. McPherson Invites
every man not attending elsewhere
to Us study. Preaching hy the pas
1 or at t he eleven o'clock service.
Christian Endeavor at 0:30. Eve
ning meptlnK at 7:30. Our evening
meetings aro "Worth while meet-1
lugs." We extend to you a most
t'otdlal Invitation to everything go
ing on at the churrh. See the newly
Power Co.
decoraU'd auditorium Sunday. O. j
W. Jonea. minister. j
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH t-!
Tomorrow mornlnc'a. worship ser-:
vice at 11 o'clock will. afford the
unique opportunity 10 all to par
ticipate In the dedication of the
new pipe organ. Mrs. Berry will
play "Songs In the Night" by Lo
re n as" the dedicatory selection, us
well as use the new Instrument for
nil of the musical work. Our quur
tet will render an anthem: "Fear
Not, O Israel" by Hplrkcr and tha
minister will bring the second mes
sage. In the Lenten series. As we
come ta the dedication of this new
K'llgen organ. It la with a sense of
real gratitude for the privilege of
dedicating it to the glory. of God
and tho welfare of His children. An
opportunity for the presentation of
children for the rite of baptism In
connection with the morning ser
vice. We Invite all to share with
i us In our happiness. Our Huuduy
school at H : 4 5 with additional
equipment in the primary depart
ment to help us take cum of the
Increasing numbers. Our Christian
Endeavor at 6:15 for nil young
folks. Onr community Bible ckiss
it '7:30 with real interest in the
study of liojnana. May the Lenten
ideals of Blblo study, prayer, wor
ship,1 witnessing be a part of your
spirit mil lit e' these days. Win.
Crosby Horn, minister.
FIR ST M ET HO D 1 ST E I I KCO
PAJ CllHUi'H "A Cross Service"
at the hour of evening worship at
7:30 p. m.,' with 'the Illumination
Of on- electric cross, ureal Hymns
UNITED STATES
One of the strongest
Institutions in Eastern
Oregon. j
Resources over
?1,500,000.00
WmfWw
fin Jitt rrai n "J"
Rollins
"Miles, of Wear
PUTMAN'S
REAP7-TQ1WEAJV
of the Crocs and -a aermon on the
subject of tho Cross will be the
program In which all present will
take some part. Let uh note that
Hie service is now held at 7:30 and
not at fi i. m. The pastor will use
a related subject In the service, of
worship, at M:liu. a. iu. The caurch
school up to the Intermediate de
partiiienl will open at &:4.b. The
adult clusses at lii.-oit.a, m. The
Men's Forum will have Reverend
it. W. Jones for the speaker of the
day. We have h-ud a wonderful re
sponse lo the themes and programs
during the Vesper season and trust
1 hat those interested in the on
going of the Kingdom aa thla
church is responsible will not lessen
their Influence and interest, that
the services are held uA 7:30 p.. m.
FIRT CHTTRCH OS CHRIST
SCIENTIST Corner ot First aod
Washington. Sunday morning ser
vice at 11 o'clock. ,.
Subject: "Man." , .' . '
. Sunday 'School at 9:46 a. m.
LET US HELP YOU-
With your electrical problems.
WE ARK THE "CHECK SEAL" CONTRACTORS
AND RETAILERS
H. & S. ELECTRIC
107 Depot St.
It Is Fine to Regain
Health -But Much
Better to Keep It
There are unavoidable illnesses. .
Regular physical examinations, however, would
do away with a great percent of our sickness.
Through them any health menace is found in Ha in
..cipient stages... and, corrected before it impairs, our
efficiency.
Such examinations are of value only when made
where every, scientific equipment is complete.
The Hot Lake Sanatorium
Dr. W. T. Phj. I
Owner and Director.
Do You Know?
THAT WE MAKE HOME-MADE CANDY IN OUR SHOP?
The Candy Shop
217 Fir Street
The Home of Home-Made Candy"
(Retail only)
Credit
Attentive Service
Reliable merchandise
Real values
Satisfaction assured.
CARR'S
Lost
A lost call may mean Life Time Money. '
You should afford a telephone. It costs only a few
cents a day. Call and see us nhout service.
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
Hosiery
in Every Pair."
AND MILUNEJPT
Wednesday- evening meeting at I
o'olopk, (The reading room, now
located in West-Jacobson Btdg.,
4vvGHi 3, Id Opil duiiy oxcepi Bun
day and. legal holidays, from 12 H
to 4:3.0 p. in. daily). All are in
vitedk
A farm e is a, man. who, has to
work so hard to earn hla money
be has 90 time to work to get
it.
Our government costs us more
than our sports and UuVt as. much
fun.
MATERNITY CASES
Cored for at lfiOft X Avenue.
La Grande, Oregon. Call or
Phone 307-R, mornings or eve
nings. ,
Trained Nurse,
Pi'Jc UeaMinablo,
Phone 393-W
Once there fcas a cross-eyed
man. You h.d to look at M
fe t to r. Mi It way be was
going.