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PAGE THREE
Tuesday; March 17, 1925.
THE LA GRANDE -EVENING OBSERVER
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ltt.U. ItAitt'.tli.
NEWS of SOCIETY
OF
Tho Westminster OuMd of the
Presbyterian church hud an Inter
esting meeting Inst evening when
Mrs. A. ft, Hcmlrlckson was hosi
ppa at her home on Alder Street,
M'.uh ltceves.anl Mias Olio hurt
charge of the dcvotlonul for tho ev
ening nnd Mrs. 1 .0-0 Ueynolds cave
the lesson from theHindy hook.
During the Intuitu ss moot Inn
Mrs. I. ' Rowsi'i' resigned o.a prH
ident and Mrs. A. V. J.lndgren wno
elected 10 tnfce her place. Mrs.
Jift-ar Poe.r'eh was elected vice-'
lif ttitii nt.
Ilefore adjournment 'a social
hour va enjoyed and ilainly re
freshmt uts were aervi-d.
MiKH llonha A. Teler nnd Charles
V.. Wlity. Iulh of Kigtn, were untt-i-ri
hi marriage Saturday afternoon
ti the parsonage of the Methodist
Kplscopul church, with Itevcrend
Klmer Grant Keith officiating.
They were accompanied by Mr.
an,d Mrs. Tellers, parents of the
In:iili. '
Itoili Mr. and Mrs. Wiley teach
Printed Roses
; On Silk
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Next Friday, March 20th. y 2:30 to 5 nt.
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school near Klgln, where they will
make their home. !
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Mm. R. G. Keith entertained the
Philulheu Sunday School el it S3 of !
Ihe Meihodist church at a waffle :
hroakfitsl Hmidny morning. The
el tun la composed of .Junior and
peninr glrlp. of the' high school.
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Tove (Special) A delightful,
parly took place here Thursday ev
ening In celebration of the eomple
tion of Home road work -which has,
been under way here; for some
time. An excellent dinner , woi
served after which the evening was
spent, socially.
Among Ihe guests were Mr. nnd
M'-h. II. I Pell. Mr. ond Mrs. !
nest Pell, nnd children, Mr. and
Mis. Hoy Hell. Mrs. O. While and
daughters. JuauiiiL and Halt in, or
Sea I lie. Mr. and Mrs. Orln "itobln
son, Mr. and Mrs. Men IVBordo.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Hoatson and
daughter, Mr. and -Mrs. .1. K. Mills
Mr. nnd Mrs. V. K. lloux. and Mr.
and Mrs. Van Donge.
LACK Uk printed with torse
rosea in natural colors makes
this very graceful froek The
materiul Is cut so that the roses ap
pear on each of the two points on
the skirt and on thu side front. The
sleeves uro particularly lovely, being
very loose and full ut the arm ho lea,
but snug around the wrist.
Cove (Special) X delightful
social event of the week was a
party Riven by the seniors of thei
high school for the other members
or the student body. The evening
was spent in various stunts feat
ured by members of the student wol(
tuny, nnuM uiijuuiimn-iii
freshments were Herved.
ily room of the church at 2:30 o'
clock, with Mrs. O. K. Silvcrthorn
ns hostess.
The n. H. O. club will not meet
tonight, the regular meeting hav
ing been' post poned nnt II next
i Announcements
. Social luiiimmcemoiita may
be printed Id thin column free
of charge. Any announce
ments pertalnlnt to any func
tions such as cooked food'
sales, eta, will be refused. Ait
amincemcnU, to be printed tho
NUiie day, uiUMt be In society
edllor'tt hands by :00 o'clock.
News etli tor's note
At :
The Altoel T.adies Aid will meet
Thursday afternoon ut the home of
Mrs. Ed Jasper. This meeting wit'
be a St. Patrick's Day party and
everyone Is rennested to brlnt one
Irish joke. ' -
.Mrs. C. M. Itlddle will be hostess
to the I'arkdale club tomorrow nf
lirnoon. March IS. at her home In
May 1'ark.
Fashion Notes
;The T.oyal Sisters of the Christ
ian Church wilt meet with Mrs.
James Hough, 1803 Adams Avenu
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'
clock. Mrs. JIoukU. Mrs. Loin
Itoelz. and Mrs. Nellie Glaze will
lift hostesses.
The general aid
Episcopal church will meet Wed
nesday afternoon at 2::ln o'clock
at Mie home of Mrs. John Allen, j
I&oa Fourth street.
The tnndny Musical Chorus will
meet this evening at G:4! o'clock
tor regular weekly rehearsal.
The llible Searchers class of the
Presbyterian Church will meet to
morrow nfternoon In the eommnn-
THE VOGTE OF STRIPES.
The newest nnd the smnrtesi
hand knitted sweaters are very
"much simpler than those of last
srason. They are quite na color
ful and with certain individual do
tails such as n distinctive neckline.
la becoming senrf collar, or a novel
of tho.MotW.lst rrK-ni"i;t of stripes in oan.lv
bui k ur itn' y, inn mmii ivumuii
shadings. Frequently a close fitt
ing hat and scarf repeat the
striped design and form u sporl se
as smart as It is distinctive. Mosl
of the hand knitted sweater out
fits being shown eon be reproduc
ed hy anyone with even a. rudimen
tary knowledge of knitting for the
at itches are the simplest and the
designs, if any, not intricate.
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We Cordially Invite You to Attend Our Springtime Opening on Friday Afternoon,
March 20th., 2:30 to 5 p. m.
SPRING FASHION REVIEW
AYING THE SMART AND AUTHENTIC IN
, SEMBLE-SUITS AND MILLINERY.
1 COPIES AND ADOPTIONS FROM THE LEADING FASHION CENTERS OF THE WORLD.
LIVING MODELS DISPLAYING THE SMART AND AUTHENTIC IN COATS, FROCKS,. EN
SEMBLE-SUITS AND MILLINERY.
WALLING'S
ro.vrs
New Spring Styles
Yonr Choice
HATS
Ttenutifnl Taltorns
Values to $n.no
Your Choice
g.YO.'i
WALLING'S
AVool Sales Announced.
SALT LAKE. ( AP)-Voolgrow-ers
of I'tah have cmtracied 7a per
cent of their V2r clip. It was an
nounced by James A. Hooper, sec
retary of ihe I'tah Woo I growers
association, Monday. - "Tie said that
several clips sold for 60 cents, with
the overage price about 40 rents.
Others sold ns low as 45 cents.
Radio
Special Music For
The Occasion
A 0
LADIES READY-TO-WEAR
A Charming Entertain'
m$nt for JQU
AND MILLINERY
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rector; 7:30-8, program. Good-.
"Win. Kllnger, 'MncKny. Insur
ance company: K-9, Kvcning
Herald dance program; !)-l'i.
, Kxamlncr, movie night, th"
Wampas clijb; 10-11, itrlck
Marsh dance oW-hestra; Hetty
-Patrick, blue singer. -
K PO A . Rent 1 1 e, Wa sh. .( II R 4 . i ) .
-0:4r-S:l.'i p. m., Hopper-Kelly
company studio program; 8:3.1
. 10, Seattle Times, studio pro-
gram. 1 ' . .
KCIW, Portland, Ore, (4f)l.n), 0 p.
m., dinner concert ; K, concert ;
10, t'ollmrn's Ali'lody men, ll'i
' tel T'orliani,
KIM,- 1 job Angeles, Calif. (4ofi.it.
fi-fi : :to p. m.( Art II Ickmau'o
ltlMmore hole) eonceri orches
tra. Kdward Fltzpatrlck, direc
tor; G:S(-7;30; , lilt to storls
American history, Prof. Walter
Sylvester Hrrtzog; Hahy Muriel
MacCormac, Mickey IcHan.
Screen juveniles; Hick Wlnslovv,
.(nveulle reporter, l.'ncle John;
7:3n-S, program, ' lTnlversity 6f
Southern California; S, . scien
tific leetiire, - Or. Mars- Hum-
gardt; 8:30-10, program,' Hrond
wny Hepartment store; 10-11,
Art Jlickman'M Itlltmoro hotd
dunce orchestra, Jjairl lliirtnelt,
leader,
KLX, Oakland, Calif. (Mia. 2), 0-7
p. hi., organ recital; K-lil, Amer
ican theater orchcslru; l(l-ll:;i0
.Sweet's ballroom.
KNX, Hollywood. Calif. Ci.HO.0),
6:4fi-C:15 p. m., WurlUeer pipe
organ studio, sports talk, Hid
Zlff; 0:ir-7, dinner hour music:
7-8, Amhasiiador hotel concert
orchestra, Josef Uosonfeld, di
rector; 8-Hi, KNX fenture pro
gram ; 1 o-1 2, Hollywood dunce
orchestrn. ? .
KPO, San I'Vanciaeo. Calif, (428.8)
2::i0-:i::'0 p. m., Johnny huici.
Amnlitans: 4:306:30. Rudy Sai-
Gr's Kalrmont hotel orchestrhj;
5:30-0:30, childreo's hour stor
ies, Hlg Prother; 7-7:30. Rufly
Solger's Fairmont hotfl orchor
i tra; 7:30-8, Conn Band intr.t
. nient company; 8-11, Wiliiht
Dainty, pianist; Melviu II, Colm,
soprano; two ploco band, Ham
me Hrothers. i -
Added To Good
Clothes
When a woman's new spring
costume is complete and h.r
new yiothes ore ready to b
worn, only one thing
mains to assure greatrt
perfection careful personal
grooming.
Henutiful hair, expertly rri'tr
celled. dors iftuch to ma!;o
n nw frock charming. Care
ful monirnring Is of -oiial
impoitanre. Hon't n'-gl
these iK-auty aids call
for appointments.
UELST MARINELLO
SHOP
Haunt . Soiunw-r HWt
"4 ll till J A lit far
I'hone Main 577
j Mnimlniii Time Siatimi.o
IcNHC, CulRury, (tin. Hf.). 9 p.
m sttitlio conoort, rtancn or
I chpstrn.
KOA, Denver. Colo. (322.4).' 8 p.
i m., ton minutes of music, KrrJ
'Rclunltt nnrl bis Hinito theater or
I chestrn; 8-1 n. Clem Yore, po.'t
of the Itoekles; KOA orrhestra:
! 10.12 nililnlRht, Joe Mann an 1
I ItiB Ttninhow Lone orehestro. j
KOH. Slate follfKe, N. M. (S4R.)
7:ao-R:.ti p. in., eoile rourse,!
lesson No. II, Dean II. V. CJo.l-;
.lard. 1
i memo nine Mairons
KFAE, Pullman. Wash. (34S.6).
7:3o-0 p. m., Thelma Johnson,
pianisi; tieorgc rtunr, nnnjoist; ; kni
'I( ttnn i-lno fnn Ihn Unrlnv f!tf
dm," Prof. C. I,. Vincent; 'Tho '
Vncuum T-ibp." I"enn I t. V. Car.
penter; "Pointers on ,niryi3
Knrmlng." Prof. E. V. KUIngton: j
"itearinff pullets witn Ht?ii i;
Priced r, , ,1" W. T nuchft n , n
KVf. Los Angeles. Cal. ( 46S.r. ) . I
cai half hour; S:45-7. Raditor- '
lal ta'k: 7-7:30, dMertivp tory.
i ne rni or jimmte ine uei.-
kk rimrin. iiiiiioiis fiHrniw. rev"-
I Mr1 lem-1. Chnw. Buktev, dl- gsj
IS
rmTri
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IF. A MFF
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MANY SCHOOL CHILDREN
ARE SICKLY
Mo! hen who value their own corn i
rort and the welfare of their children. R 1
mould never be without a box of
Uoth-r Gray's Sweel Powders for
jwels. Keveve Feverihne.i, Con tip
ition. Teething Iisrd.9. Iltadache :
mISromath 1 rouhir-t. l'ed bvM'Xhrers J Pfi
.r o,fr .til veaia. THKSE rHWDKliS
f. 1 (?r AC 1 !UiM. All Urug
.rores J v"'t atfif any tubiiitut.
Trial I'.hk-.fje rn FRHli.
Vdie4 MvitiH i 11 ay Co., Le Roy. N. Y.
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Is there a difference in tires? Is one
make of tires as good as another and
price tKe main consideration. We
contend that there is a big difference
and the EXTRA three or four thous
and miles that Goodyear Tires consis
tently deliver is the result of several
features found only in Goodyear Tires
and the use of a quality of raw ma
terials far superior to that commonly
used. We have your size in stock.
MeansjGoodlYear
W. H. BOHNENK AMP CO.
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