La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 28, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, March 28, 1925. PCE THREE THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER NEWSof SOCIETY first breath of Kprlnff when" the j plants t.re greedy after a winter j I'ltOM t Tho nresbyterlul Society of Omndr Itonde which h:8 been in J iinnuul S' R-iloM for tho past three days will clone th's cwntiiff with o meeting ttl .bo Presbyterian church. During the course of the 4 conference, several splendid ad a dresses have hern fflven" hy Mrs. A. I W. HlueUhurn. Synodlenl Pr Bident J or Oregon, Mrs. V. Willii'.ms. j secretary of the. North Pacific dls- trict .and Miss Petrle. of tho Xa Jlinnal Hoard in NV-v York City.' Yesterday afternoon tho follow i ijiK officers were elected for the mailing year: President. Mrs. Ken- lion: vice president. Mth. Swun; rc I cording secretary, Mrs. J unns Don- nld: corresponding secret iry. Mrs. Crnry and treasurer, Mrs. MeKim Jail of linker. Mrs. Utaekhnrn had jclKirge of the . Impressive lnHtall I nllon services, Mrs. fV .f. Humph i reys, of La Grande, retiring presl ji dent wjis presented with a beuu g ttfnl basket of flowers in uppre t cjiiltoil of the work she lets done -president for the past three years. "-"trs. P. N. Uowney. Nalional Worker for the Missionary Hoeh-ty of the Christian church arrived in fl, a. Grande yesterday afternoon at one o'clock. An all raetlve lunch inn waH. given by Mrs. II. H. Grove ,al . J::ii o'clock hrtliorin.'T Mrs. Mow my. with officers of the sr.eltty asj t:it sis. Afti-r t he luncheon she I r.poke to tln Isdtt'H ibout more rf- fiei-nl work of the nrga nidation. She is an expi-riniciMl worker Cv.iu --Vtlunlft. Ga. lb-r address at the ejjijrch last evening -was enjoyed hy ; everyone fortunate euoagh to hear her. i There was an unusually large at tendance, yesterday afternoon when lhe Parent -Tencft.-i'H Association OT I Central school met at the school 'building in regular .meeting. Mr. ; ltay Murphy was the speaker for i the afternoon and told how to regulate the diet lo preserve teeth, $11" relVl-red especially to children j and care of iheir teeih. fr. A short mimical program wan given, consisting of two selections from tho gmdo school orchestra. I which was recently organized, a t song, "All Through the Night" by Mho fourth grade pupils and two - piano S'llos "I m prompt if - nivJ , '-Serenade to a Doll," by Miss Helen -Williams. i The next meeting will not he held nr ihn liiMt I-YMmv nf Anrit but Will ' take place rn May S. when the I 1 children of the school will give an l outside" pageant. The pageant ' is 'under, the direction of Miss Imogen JjtUBRell. j ' Mrs. Frc.nU Roblr.no n drlightful "l? entertained the members of the -Junior- Itridgc.club yesterday af letnoon at her home on Oak street .Three tables were at play with 'Mm , 'Albert Currey winning high score ii'or tliCi first prlv,? and the second Iprlxe going to Miss Cnrolyn Ros-, . JTenthal. , ,..,...) j A two course luncheon was serv-' M-d al the close of the play. G. C. Hopkins entertained Thurs day evening at . three tables ol IcnrdH. During the evening's play jMr. and Mm. I.. M. lfoyt won lilgh 6score:i. At nn appropriate hour ft de Mlcjous two course luncheon wa? s'-r'ed. :; v --Members of tho l.uther l-eacrtu 'fiict last evening for their regular Ijnceting. During n short business Esslon the League decided to pay tfor the window frames and doors hf the church, which Is being re jjnillti, in addition to the art glass Ijvlndow which they pledged to buy idtort time ago. After the business meeting the '(veiling was spent socially honor Tailored Suit Distinctive (iKOWINT. 1.AIII.IAS .-Fi:i. Iris societies, gladiolus clubs,: nnd now dahliu org:nlwitions have done u great deal for American gardening by developing and spreading the habit of plant! breeding at home because tho ! CHURCHNEWS FIRST RA PTIHT CHrRCR Sixth street at Spring avenue. Services for Sunday, March 2 it. 11125. .Sunday school meets at n m H. A rnv. Htmot-tntt mlent. crosainB Is slinplB an.l misinB of 0llr KO, ,s owry on(1 ln ,,., Ihcso thr.e plants ffives it won-. ,.. Thi- ni'tv nimrloiii for tin Uerful varltty of now forms on-1. i.ri,iinrv. Junior IVnurl- !n tho cuse of tho first two. ritiv- nu,n,s allll ,,. w.' v. o. plam il l' un thnt nro lrli'!Ilo:i . W H O! ;ho Iris tnUoe f'-oin t.vo to tlirov ill flio oocnploii hy thoso divisions foi ho first tlino. A koo.1 ni;l.'nlHnro Mfmmm holi ytnt aa to tho choorfnl honrl ami U: worthy KOal. Hail 1 Wnl lis. nilnistor. yoara. tno Kinninius irotn ono .0 j. r,.,,,,,u-.1 .Mnrnln wor.hln ut i-n. tho (la.JiJ Is onniml when . j V uv; V. Sormon I., j.mUoi uiso.l' from soo,( und ulwnja ,,,,, tlll.ml.. ..nornro Koiii hlooniB the first sonson If sownj jutlK1.s .. chlidron's sornion thomo: .n April in tt warm s.t iatton. Jt . ..,,,, . Y. I'. I'. moots nt muy ho sown In tho upon ground . p , , ,ho Hnilitnrinm. 'Hio as soqn as the weather is rollahly) p.,sln. A vmil? .,,,,, warm, with u clninro of l.lonni hlviu.,i,, Kvonlut! sorvieo at 7::it i no same year it mere is no mm- 0.,.,,.k- Mn,.. ln ,..H f the w inR irosi iniu wen lino ifu r. 'flio dahlia seed roseiuhles that or tno zinnia ami noons union me ,,,, a,.rVoo. and wo are all Klad same treatment. i no ono ra'o:w,(,n mnl of n,lr8 s an- will renilor a solo, seed box or I ri r ST m i :t ho mist i : i 'i sco PAR CHlTRclf Mr. Robert' Smylh of Cov wilt conduct the service of( worship at it a. m., and will preach the sermon. The choir. will render an anthem, and Thomas K.' lsancs Mi'. Isaacs Is to iifiiiiwetl. ' in ii iKUir will m-eiien otll hiivn fil.-i ci-.i it llm mitulo fdf tlir 1 does hot lry out.i,, "-nit. Klllinnle MaiiL'er. iHiteci:il H.-i-vie. to nnint nn Hiiii.tiiv- but it also mij.st not be kept wa- ,P, ... . lf( inviU.t, ,rt ,ii(,H(1 HlvJ.M,i eonMniie ,.;.eh evi.niii in ih.. W. i. girls. Am usual, the gitis will give us an interesliug and pro ' 9:4S a. m. A growing - Pundiiy. i Gregory. Hupt. Morning worship ut '11 a, m. The pnsinr will br'o- nl liiU'fuciKc in song und word. "I low i good and how pleasant it is ir brethren to dwell together In " im'mm r - n ,(y t'onn anil unite with us :i:f.l. and John 4:S4. The Junior: "'Is Sunday. Rig evangelistic er- l.eaguo nuvts in the afternoon and (vice ut 7: p. m. Vou will enjoy the t'hunh school convenes at Iti'lbe preaching of the word In the u. m. As men In a crowd instlnc-1 Hplrit. und the special singing ln liveiy make way for one who would Mhva and blesses the soul. Rlblo force hi way through It. o man- Htudy at parsoiuige, ISOtl W avenue kind makes way for one who rush- Tmsday night. Prayer ineHlng al cs toward an ohj.-ct beyond ihein.;'1"'" every Thursday nlght.J. So give me "A merry heart to Ransom, paalor. maKe the slant And at the goal n " cheerful moui." We liope you can CTt IT HCH Oi-1 CIRIST plan to worship with us at the vu- SCIKNTIftT Corner of First and iww . -rvii-ea net Sundav. il. w I' v awaiiKion. r.iooy iinn imhk w-n vlc nt 1 1 o'clock. Suhloet: 'Reality." ! Sunday School at 9:4ft a. m. Wed n 084 ay evenlivg meeting at & o'clock. (Tb reading room, now located In West-Jncobson Rldg., Room 3. Is open dally except Hun day ana legal holidays, from -1 3 M to 4:St p. m. dally). All aro Invited. f.Tr ter-logged. Transplant the dah lias as soon as they have made two leaves, into pots or into bovs about four inches apart, and give t hem plenty of sun til they can bo Net Into tho ground. They f will hprlug up in a hurry into as ig plains as i nose grown im-n; in at lite tubers. t H is now possible to obialn seed of the wonderf-il new giant types Vices, lor. deoige Albert I'oilard, pan- KPISCORAIV ciiritril Holy communion ut S:mi. Sunday nehool at l);-ir. Morning service at ll:tm. Rev. S. VV. Creasey. rector. tk invri'.i.'i vv i4t iiri-i'Ti . ("Count that iliy Ion I whose low e- A'hleh arc the astonishment of tho scendlifg sun views from l)iy hand floral world by their size and no worthy union done." is n (hot brilliancy of ooldrs. I-Yom n iiac.i-i from real life. R Is the challenge n of seed of thoso fine types,; of the Ronton season with Ihe my gardener may gel as fine 'great hlenl or Ihe Master I .Re. who lilants as he might have to pay i came lo he a minister to all. To In named roots. There Is (morrow will afford us another op ilways this chanc'. owing to the ! portunlty to unite our hearts and variability of the plant. There ls! voices In praise and service is wo ilso a better chance that ho will S"!lu r al !' : 4 r. for tho Rlblo study not. but tho dahlias that he dues hour In Sunday si hool; al 1I:0 Iget will bo fine, hands. me plants o'clock at which lime our newly and none of them will be disap-1 Installed organ win play, our onar ipnintlng. There will be a sur-'let. will render tho anthem. "I'Yoni prising range of colors In one Kgypt's Rondage Come;" and th nacki't of oed from oni-o whih- 1 m in sler will hriiur Ihe messairo. ) u r" ncross lyeliow. pink to the deep soarh 'a . Increasing numbers will allow you tailored suit In tho spring col- laml mroon.s, jto Join with others In Ibesn hours: It pays to buy tho expensive i of heart examination. At (I: '.Hi tho dahlia seeds If one desires to get christian Endeavor will moot for tho finest plants. Fifty seeds forjiholr devotional and social hour Ctftx, ...III ltt.. ..1.. '.. ntsA .it T.lil llm Annnliwllnn tlmliiriita bound buttonholes. Tho whole effect' - '.,, , , ,. , ,n tte. iV..n , ,,, r, ,,.. .iM (. .".IM.Jf ...... HlH.UltHj".. .... ... ;of the grower uses ordinary caiv.ibo given. We will welcome you to " " -- -The seeds have a high percent age j any or nil of these services. Wo are , , mriinMv iini'ivi.-'i-ii-iei nf l0'' germination nnd from a fifty-, hero to serve tho community. Wm. lections, it is quite apt to be distinctive and striking. Here Is one with a very- long coat nnd an overblouse of while piiue wit It Is very straight uuU luhclike. f i'k al 7:."n o'clock for two v.veka closing on Kasler, At a vesper ser vice at. ft o'clock In the afternoon Cov. Walter I'leree will give an ad dress. on "Prohibition und Law V.w forcenienl.' No doubt a large num ber of people will di sire to hear him. The church school opens at i:4"i. At la a. m. the Rey. Tlall 1C. Wall!; will addres.s tho Men's For um clufs on a vital slibjeet. CIR-RCM -OF Till-: NAr.ARF.iVF, vln the i.ane ell. ip-d. 'corner First New Spring Lin-ci, STRR-INfi - RlOOMKRH - GOWNS ' 'i Kxccptlonal A'aluo PUTMAIUPS Reitdy - To - Wear and Millinery Japans CuUisxa! Rttddha Restoh il To .Ills Jals imago was lowered rnr-fMl!y o pltlon. - . . CHRISTIAN CIU'Rf'H Rlblo school session begins nt l: 30. The Men's claps with Mr. McPherson ao! tenchiT, Is reaching for all tho men of tho congregation. If you have ever been in (ho school, or If you wnnt to,. ho In, come tomorrow. Preaching and Communion at and evening service at 7:3nv Spe cial solo number at. Ihe. morning hour and dn.t ut the evening nulling, i K. meeting at d:30. :very" Hrvlce a "Worth While Wervice." -O, W, Jones, minister. , TOKIO (A-1) The hlahulsil, the c'nloHsal htoiue Rndilha of Knina Uura. Ih once more seuted In his ancient position on the' lotus flow er dais from which ho was jolted a, few foot in thn groat eorilunuike. 1-or nearly a year tho work of restoration has boon ln progress. The huge CHHtingt weighting I4f tons, was raised from its pedestal and kept suspended whllo -tho Ixiso wan rectified. Thereupon tho Time -for tho, neighbor o bring home yoir oosl scuttle and bot un! Lane si reels. Sunday school nt row your lawnmnwer. lm .1 ft SHtvinifei- iin.l ( ':i rl l.nr- son. TJiev were each iiresenteg lK' with a gift by the league. The pre sentation was made by Reverend William F. Roll. ' -t Refreshmonta were served Itefore adjournment. seed packet it is not unusual the full fifty plants. WALLING'S fairy La Vogue Coats the eonts thnt are made of the host materials, nan 1 tallored with guaranteed lln ings. and an- reasonably priced. Costing no more than an Inferior make. Look Them Over WALLING'S The New French Curl When yon wl-h the charm ing effect of a -nrt, natural curl, the new Trench paHr nac Is tho only miMver. Our shop lo ailmlrahly cqnippcU ami train in! to give. hlt new nirl. Ymi will he mirp llinn ploa4tl Willi tle ronlt. Phono now for an apitoinlnietit. GKLST MARINCLLO SHOP Room SomrtHT ftblg A IW-auty Aid for ttrry Newir rhon- Main 577 The Radios of Moosheart Re gion met at the home of Mrs. Cline recently, with Mrs. i-'inlier as assis tant hoatoss. A pleas int afternoon, wo a spent at gaims wllh Mrs. Ron Shanks and Airs. Morris winning tho rirst, prines and Mrs. Crandall receiving ihe consolation prize, RofreshmeiiiS'Were served before tdjournment. , Ron't plant the nid-tlme varie ties of spinach that run to seed before you can pick enough leaves lor a mess. Try the late seeding sorts that have come into com merce In the Inst few years. Kvery seedsman has them. Crosby Rons, minister. Announcements Social announcements ny be print oi in thl? coin inn free nf charge. Any announce ments pertaining tn any func tions such a rooUct fond snloA, etn.. will he rofiwiMl. An nnunconionts. tn Im print oil tlw same day, limit lie In society editor's hands hy 9:00 o'clock. Nftwa elltor note. M. K. CIIRRCH. HORTMN'orlh Fir nnd V ovonue. Rert A. l'owell, pastor. Sunday school at fl:4f a. m. W. A. Khun, Rupt. Preaching by ihv pastor nt 1 1 a. m. Subject: ' Mydecloratlon of Faith." Kpworth Reague at (1:110 p. ni. Rroachliig by the pastor al 7::to p. m. Subject: "The Will." Tho Sacrament will be Row Icliuid poppy seed, partis-jadminlslered at .the ch.se of the ulaiiy some of the wonderful new imornlng preaching. There will bo strains, now. Sprinkle them whom preaching by the pastor . every I hoy are to stay. . This poppy i night until .Faster, The public is earned Us name and will grow .invited to attend Ihcso Bonders. whop the ifo.und Is .frovaui. Planr- . ' ' i .. : ' td early It is an annual and onni TKI.ANI) CITY COM Ml'NITY of the, finest plants for cutting. jCHl'Rcl-I "The Right of tho ' World" will be tho sermon topic You can't believe everything yon i lor next Sunday morning. In the hear. Xo telling how many ladies fuiut heads have won. fair A Chicago man wants $ra,aoi) boon ise another man took the wife bo treated like :ld cents. evening at 8 o clock the niessagt1 will he brought by Or. Klmer Grunt Keith of I.n Grande. The Kpworth League begins a,t 7 p. m, The subject will be "Christ's Obocl lonce lo Conviction," Read Ruhr mm . .... ..mkLhlii atrftln. if It tifurlv twtof the ilie of the nrtBlnal OoUU ., .i .......l, antiarlitr In UUBlllY. Nrnrly all rm curry II ruw ol rtrh poUlen fltv kn -ft ilut uion th rob. Iw tomimrr thi wllti Uc urliituHl tmln, M It ! fur Miiacrtur hi vry rt-irt, an.l Hpy ftantrner who iilaeca thU i'rii tn tit uiarki-t Hill touiniaud brttrr and prlrra. . It ha no nuiifrior for market, table, raontoa of ilrylnK. earrjr Ihe e-lulve enl of lw Inj orutril hMhIii. Item r hi Iter, te arr tmitrovlnc lhl urlel v e.erv year nuil If yU with the uii-U-h.l Heltcliiiii, buy iltrei't from oh eurh eur. Have rric-lvrd many Irtlerw of urnUe for IhU eorn ami Im Kuotl .iiiulllleM reiirenent l' enm of earnest work on our part. Many of our cut. turner will have i-kV.'1,i5i-lw; Ih. Ih. IV. K. or V., lb. 80C) 10 Ihi. "i t S!t Urn. Tivi M lha. iOf. ri J fl 1 I'or ThN Xnrtliwert Harden t oil mi on SPnQ M Heaiilnr talu l.fiv-One Packet Kacli Itt-au, Htiru"" Htrlim'.i; Hrun. tilll'ii Petldatii qlani; llret, K.Miu Barly Bvptlan Hperlal; Sweet Torn, Ulll li:proftl (loltH-n UhiiI.uu: Carrot, TkIjIb (Jem; t'ucinu her. DuvtH Perfet-t; l.ettnre, New Turk; famnlo. TenUer llritt-t: MuokmelUiii, ilukleu Critin; I'eaa, Quite CoiUeiU i!ntf)' I'eaH, VVurlu'n He. mil; Spliiurh, iUmmuth Whitev; ItailUh. Barly Bt-arler Turnip Whllo tlppad; Tiirnld, Safety First! "Fire or thieves cannot reach your, adjusted compensation certificates if left with us, and Tue service is free to all ex-' service men. ... UNITED STATES If he lv"tisc9 Jt, ha hnowa il's goort. Hear! Gov. . 5 P. M. V. . 1 Sunday Afternoon ' At . ' : M. E. Church Subject "Prohibition and Law ' . Enforcement. Seats Free It Is Easy to Imitate But Harder to Duplicate. Real English Simmel Cake (Caiieton De Luxe) , Made Only by GwillinmV Gwilliams, Electric Bakery Home of the Golden Crust Tim ParUdnle club will lie enter- mined nt the lionie of Mrs. Ilenrv Ynniif? Wednesday nflernoon, April 1st. Mrs. Robert Cnrcy wlH be lios tess nt n hridjre party Wednesday ifleinnon. April 1, The Garden Garden ITelim nnd Hints CIotbCHdns bavc nver been bent toned ns tr.irden nccesNorlcfi, but Itere Is wbere they ore lifted ns ; n very handy nnd convenient art icle in the (rnrden. They arc not lo bniiR up plunfH but to pep tbem i down. l-'or fipruwlinty. running nnd trnillnff plant !, (lie clothespin la an excellent euldc and director. ; Hrnnches may be pegged down ; neatly and tinobt rnaively by stick-! inp n clothespin over the branch to be regulated and forcing the i prongs Into the soil. If the clothcK- j pin Is too noticeable tho knob may be sawed off. Thin is a good sert:on to start called I ng broomstlelis from till your neighbors. They arc Meal sl-akca for dahlias and other heavy- j growing plants. Orab-anything Yhnt-j looks like a iuat Btake and titorn It. for slakes never conic amiss in ; I Ii c growl n g season a n d usu ally 'hen? Is a dearth of them when they are most needed. Stout stakes for tunrttles will be needed, A good garden lino to lay out beds und rows will be necessary. Masons' lines ore strong and ldal for the purpose. Hardware stor -s I carry them. I-ay In loo or more pot labels to label the rows or the individual plants. See thnt you know where the trowel Is nd If It i isn't there g-t a pair so you will j be surf? tb have one. The narrow blndel angular trowels urn Ideal I for transplant ins:. J flood strong shears for the gar- deft" should be pi avid d. utt ing ! flowers or fade, I blooms and s d j pody docs t he shears yon use to ;cnt cloth no partlcubr good. You 'will need garden shears in addition to pruning shears, now generally labeled we'll t'vir Krrm h nam-, secateurs. j A f-w mil" of three foot chicken wire will bp Meal for the early pn (vfn the Rhrrt r on-s are b-tter fur something upon v. hieh to climb and th- n-w l.ir'--irw!i d balf dwvift (ire tu lung to cinw !w:it!' nn. I int t.-'II . iioii:,h for th r cHar hiij (i.r tin" brush peas. K-c that thTe ik u supplv of fer tiliser on ii:ind to -tart wt'li th; Over 100,000 Housewives Have Selected The AuloNatic yasher r Snodgrass & Zimmerman Exclusive .Undertakers " ' Our Invalid Car is at your service, free of charge, 1 . MAIN 62 Fixtures House Wiring- , ATWATER KENT , ND OTHER RADIO SETS V Install Radios Free Benham Electric Co. 1AI NEW POLE! BUN. Special until May $1 Down and $7.25 Month At these. very low Wvmn you can equip your laundry with one of these Hydro-Disc eqiuvpud AUTOMATIC Washers, that will relieve you of your wash-day -.worries forever. 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