La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, September 12, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, Septcnilier 12, 1025. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Parte Throe JEWS of SOCIETY Hukla Anderson t of Honor Hulda Anderson, who wltl Ui (iiande soon for Seattle Hgiou. where hhe will attend tmersily of Washington this Kuu Die iiiHpiratton for a de il parly last evening, when )a Anucu Sunday nchool' class I'reshyatriun church enter ! l,i her honor ut the home ol flews Geiliei. jntv girls were present ana the evening a short program vi-n, constating of a readinu is (i'iltl, a vocal bolo by Miss Wilcock, a tubleuu by sev f the. class, entitled "The li Maud Al idler." and a road- 1 LsnKrnneiH Kelly, r the program games were tor some tiiue aud delicious intents were .served. Mi& fcon was presented with u pie i (he cUus as a token of re lance. ' Underwood and Reed Married j Li I Lie Tnderwood and David j j-d were married la-st evening home of tlie bride's puretits. William Crosby Hon of- ng. and Mrs. Ueed will be at to their many ii lends at 1510 iue. Ity Entertained v5olinenkamp Home .Missionary ooetfty ui uie ivabyterian church met yel atternoon at the home of . mi liohnenknmp tor Its feting since the Minim r va Alm. II. It. Chaver and I. ltusiy assisted Mrs. Bohn- lp uk Imsle-sea. Mrs. Myra I lead in the devotional for jernouu. The officers of the t luid charge of the topic twa.s 'outlook for the Year." i discussing Hie year's work taking plans for the scaMon, ghrtul social hour was en 1 and ''unity reireshincnts jei ved. U Initiated .Order f Ladles of Moose-heart legion Wednesday evmiing ni L O. o. ''and tour n'v members were "jd Into the oidt-r. They were farrisuii, Mrs. petei-aon, Mrs. land Mrs, Wallace, r the initiation the evening frit socially and refreshments Vrved. i timet in g of the organlza M week Miss rto'obln.s, Mrs. ii man, M i s. O. Lmen and icppard were initiated. jrding to word received here L Weils and Jim- Wei will tiving dancing lessons Sep I L'(. Loeui ion is yet unde iu( will he announced httir. (-.cently returned to their , Jit I ;it-t li from. ,the vast, - ilune has been .studying part . i. Niimmi'!'. Sim promises . Qew things tliis seuson. , LLSS I KILMiLY ( n:.( says ui:ioini:u .SC.O (AP) Women are Ilendly than men, and old are more courteous than And thosf who hurry 1 a city's' business st reels o time to speak to sirang- i are ennelusions of a news l invest i gat or who w allied 'liicago'M busiest I borough -p'l gnetetl :is persons, :':t of i'.'-v.. Only six replied and if oi' 1 1 ! u us a wnm it n. w rPilll IE FOLLOWING ARE A FEW OF OUR OUTSTANDING VALUES: 'rince of Wales" models in light and dark grey and light and dark tan. Values to $-17.50 for .". $3-1.75 blours in the new plumage shadees, fur - trimmed. Values to , 5.M.U0, for $12.50 iodines, Velvatones and trimmed in Squirrel, Mink, Filch. Values to $95.00 for $7(i.5() One Lot To Close Out At $1075 New Wrinkle fui puiiiv ume we nave been pinning up in tronr. out in Parts they nmv tack up the hark In the manner sketched Soma of the love Uest pin for thin purines me stud ded with real diamonds. Announcements Soda) 5iinmiiieemeitu may ht prtmitl in thlM column fnw of c barge. Any niintMiiifi'iiH-ult pertain tug to any fimcllonA miicIi Ik IHKlkiyl fCMNl Mill's, etc, will be rvfu-Ml. Amionneritieiim. to be prititifl the mjiiih day. niitsl be In MM-lety editor' liAiid hf 9:00 o'eloi-k. News eUlor' note. The Methodist KplRcnpai I-idies Aid ociety will meet at 1h- home (f M is. Lydla (1 rand v. corner of 'Fourth and Adams, Wednesday af ternoon. September Hi. The meni jers of the committee in charge are: Airs. iraniy, .irs. yt. . niiru ing, Mrs. M. A. Harrison, Mrs. .1. ). McKennon, M is. It. G. Situ, and Mrs. W. K. Oesterling The Ladles Auxiliary of the IL of H. T. will give a basket supper for the trainmen and t!n ir families at Kagles halt Tuesday evening, at fi::-ift o'clock. Kveryone bring a basket. Radii to simiay. si:rn;mi:it Mioiintaiii Standard Time Stations. KHA, Denver, Colo. CULVIL 11 a. in.. Trinity Mfthodist Kpiseopa) church; 4 p. m.. Trinity Metho diht Kpi.sc opal church, riiffflc Slautlitid Time Stnlioie-, Kl'Wlt. Hollywood. Calif. 2 r. 2 , ! II p. ,.m.,lnie news and Warner isrothers Sunday night movie frolic. Klin, Oakland. Calif. (::i;lJ). 11 a. m., St. Luke's Kpiseo'tal church: S:He p. in.. KC.o, Little symphony orchestra; S, St. Luke's Kpiscopal church. KILL Los Angeles, Calif. 4n5.2). t-6::0 p .ni., 1'iuhton'a Arcade cafeteria orchestra, Jaek 'ron shaw, lender; (i::;fi-7. Art Hick man'tt Hiltniore hotel concert or chestra. Kilward Kitzpat rick, di rector; 7-7::iu, organ recital, Ar thur Blakely, organist; S-10. pro- I grant de ue. arranged and pre sented by J. Howard Johnson. K.I It. Seattle. Wash. (:;M.4. It a. ALLING COAT COATS! COATS! A large assortment of high-grade coats just re ceived this morning (Saturday) for a T EN-DAY FECIAL ALE in.. first M. K. church: 7:15 7 : ao, Mrs. Montgomery Lyncii, urgamsi; 7:3u-U. Kirst M. L. church. KNXi Hollywood, Cullf. (3:tC.U) 7 H p. m.. Fll'sl l'i esb terian church ol ltoHvood, l(ev. hUw art 1. Maelennaii. pactor; H-'J, Ambassuiior hotel, concert or chest m. Josef Hosenleld, direct or; D- 10:il0, program, lieerl 1 1 ills Nurseries, ljuUoiiskt slrinB ed trio. Ki'u, tvin Francisco. Calif. (428.3) 1 ill. .church service, He v. Luul U Wirt; Carrie Lulaas, su jjraiio; '1 heouore J. li win. or ganist; 2-3 p .in., Sunday concert; Marsliull Giseimann, orgun ist; ti, aideiiiar Liud and the Unites Hesiuuranl oiciieotia; ti : J conceit, l'alace . Hotel; 6-:1), l'uiuce Hotel; 5:3o-lu, Hudy &ei gir's Kauiiiunt hotel orenestra. K'lALi. (Jaklaud, Calit. (2lo), 10 a. m-. Little lecture, i'roi, J. Ci. Linsity; li, sei vices, choir; a p. in., uiternoun cuueert, oikuii re cital; 7:4a, church tcrvtes. MONDAY, SKITUMUKH 14. Mountain Sutiiuurd 'lime b union K-A, La-liver. Colo. 3 p. in., Itiulto theater mustcale; 6:0. Herbert Iulu auu nis tiuvei bialo orclu-blra; i:ju, SaiidmanV hour; ti, bcieinitic tootoaii, 'a on. n.Naniara; huo Four, Aaueis quartet; George Carl w uk lit. uuuler; fliary Tuuoi , piuinai; J. F. U union Miles, leu oi ; O race J one -Freeze, reader, audress, JuUlali ' legclius, iirts. Itarriei W. liuuek. Laciiic Mamlaiu 1 line Slntlons. Kl-'AK, i'uiimaii, Wash. (u4bi.6), f.oU-'j p. m Jerry boiola, ioiiu ist; "Muilern iJraperies," Anita Kiiicaid; "Fall iuanuticiueiit o. Leeo," li. A, tiiocum; .uia. lirew b.er, piunibt. KFOA, Ktalliv, Wash. (454. o), 0 G: 4 a p. m Hon man orchestra, 0:4o-&:l.t. .Siiertaau, Ciay aiu. company studio pruyram; JU 1U, Tunes program. KKUU, lloiljwood, Calif, t -0 "J ) , ti 7 p -in., children s hour, liit Liiolher ot KFWii; 7-7;o, ItaUii Hoinb's m.esVion and answer pe riod, K. G. Ur mist on, technica. euiior; un bistera trio, J. Stan ley Ful long tit. tenor; i-i, pro gram, btar Motor Car company, bullion luitar uanee oichebua i'laaw Fierce and Vie Iieall, com edy bongs; jirogium, K. 1' Jam s. .Lull Hatch's oi encstra liarbara Hunnell, biues singer, lu-ii, Warner liros troiic, direc tion Churiic. Weiimun. KGU, UaKluild, Caol. (otil.). 6-'i p. 111., uiltliel concert, Wliey li Alien company; y, "jAtckpuw; "I'hstcai culture lor Wic I'ani ily," ii ugh Liarreit Uobus; "How to Train una Develop luc Vinee," lveuiletn Llod Williams; "L.uaL auoul .Sew liooKs," Joseph Heltr. jauivSon; ' jieu Do baicsiuei Get Uid'." Li. J. Williams; "buy ing a Home," M. W. Dobl zi ii mo ; "Insiue Dope on C uruiK Aoloiuoniie Uls," Lotus 1'. blott er; vvrioit trio. KHJ, Loa Angeies, Calif. (4U&.2) ti-i:oU p. in., Leliiioii's A read i ciletcria orehes.ra. Jack Cion siiuw, leaner; G; UO-7, Art J tick man's Ltiltiuorc hotel concert or cucslra, Euward l-'ilpatrick, di rector; S-lu, program by Auto Center. KJu, cattle, Vur.h. i:ib4.4), l;li.--p. ut., oigall recital. Coltiuihia liicuu r; i-i:la, UeinSce liedmg toii; V-biUO. Stars, ioeouck am compaio ; S:U-JU. Fo.H-in.ell. genet r saiuio program; lu-i i Gordon Kiibourne and Ins or chestra, K..'X. J lolly wood, Calif. :!:!;.'.) r:;ii"-ij: 15 p. in.. Wurlit.er pipi ot gan .studio ; i; t ,ri, i ravel talk W. F. Aider; ti:;;n-7. At wale, Kent liadm orchest ra. Caul Fiu Mein, leader; 7-7:;io, Mutual Mo tors mirth contest; 7::;M-8, pro u r;i tn. I 'ol ii ni Ida Outlining com- IriwContest a i 3 Here's another girl who wants to bo 'Miss America." This one Is Miss Dorothy liastyr. who will represent lit. Paul, Minn., in the tournament at Atluntic City this fall. pany; S-H, progrnm, I,. W. Stock well eompai ; 11-10, Goodrich Silverlown Cortl dance orchestra, l.ilyun May Challenger, contral to; ii-i2. ltay West's Cocoanut Grove dunce orchestra from Am bassador hotel. :lt. San Francisco. Calif. (4L'S.-. 1-1' p. m.. Uudy Seiner's Kair mont hott-l oreheHtra; 2-3. hoew's Wurfield theater; 3-4, Alice Am brino, HOprano; ti:35. Waldemar Ltnd and the States Hesraurant orche.sira; program, Madame Hrlteley, director; 1- 1 0, Theodore J. Irwin, organist; Hen llirnmn. soloist; in-1 1, Waldemar Und and the Slates Itesluurant or chestra. K.TA1J, Oakland. Calif. (215). S la p. in., varied musical program, studio artists. (Ity Slsier Mary) Urea k fast Stewed pruneH, ce rcal. thin cream, broih-d bacon. lUtlermilk paneakeH, milk, coffee. Luncheon Lamb scalloped It h "ice ami tomatoes, graham bread, ipple meringue pudding, milk, tea. J Mnner Cream of celery coup. itork chops, candied sweet pota oes, sea hoped cojil. fruit salad, mgel food cake, hole wheat ;read. milk, roftV-e. With the eomimr of cool days, orlt is served occasionally. It) fiust be Well cooked and used i alher sparingly. j The hincheon ds!i in mid" with "remnlintK" ot bintli from the roast f the. previous dinner. Apple .Meringue I'mltlht'i Two cups thick apple sauce, "P j'-lly of any flavor, ;i eg-s. lt up powdered sugar, teaspoon innllla. If the apple sauce was sweet -iu'd In the making more sugar is lnileressrtry, OtlHTW He add :Ji cup Tranulated sugar. Fold In whites f eggs beaten until stiff and dry. 'over apple sauce with mixture nd bake ;;a minutes In a slow iven. Serve cold wit h whipped ream slightly sweetened and llu-,-ore.l with vaelHa. Buy at the well-lighted stores A MERCHANT whose windows and store are well lighted can sell more goods and sell theni faster That nicntu he can give you better values Tail tip may live you money. And it m make money for the merchant who wilt ank u to compare hia liulitlnR with die proper tore tiandard. No chatgo made for the tcit. H. & S. KIt'clric fltrrra lighting i2&. &rrEn business' Minerva Says J picture of yoiir.vilf giv en away frei-. with. Die p jr-cbaKt- of our p;itr of La-it s' or Mtn'tt Sho t TIIK ilf Mt'l'LK V. i t Kiir.llesH of the prii-c. S'-- Kumph- ot a photograph hi uiipbtM; W I: Inch; u- l.u ... foldei-H. 'I'IipK.- plclur.-s lull for :;".eu ji ,((Z( n. hot f aril pure 1 lit nf a pair of nho h cnlith s ou to oie plei ti r-. THE B00TERY llOIIK' Itt UlC- Al.ll-llll SllIM I'ur Mi-ii ini'l Unnirii (i.W HAVIil;. Mur. 1 Sister Mary Says: CHURCH NEWS I Mist Itaptlst. i Kumluy school meets ut 0:45 a.; m. The fall work begins now. Oct i into a class early. j Morning worship at 11 o'clock., Special imaslc. Hcrmon by the pas tor on thu theme: "What's the use of prayer Children's sermon. Evening service ut 7:30 o'clock. Sermon by the pastor on thu theme "Nauinan." The public Is Invited. IH'orge Albert l'ollard, pastor. Naxaivite. Our Sunday school bi prospering jiiat wundt-riully, Vou are invited to take part; U:45 Is the time. At the morning hour of worship we Will administer the sacrament of the tArd'H Supper, all those who know they hae repented und have believed in Christ unto salvation, are welcome to partake with'US. Thu evening messagu at 7: SO ul- wuys evangelistic, the subject will ( be "The Seven Churches of ltev- j elations." Watch the paper next week for thu announcement of a special ! treat, when Miss I rtle Mungum returned missionary from India j will be with u.-. also MIni Marybeile l'Yeeman .outgoing missiouiiry to China. Miss i-'reemau has been an' evaugelisi of song for a number of .veal's, she hears the name of "the Schuman-lleink of the holiness movement." Yon will enjoy her singing. 1 urn sure. Watch fur dale next week. Kegulur mid-week prayer meet ing each Thursduy evening ut 7:30, 1 'resent place of worship thteo blocks north, one west of the Sec ond street viaduct, L. 1). Meggers, pastor. North B'reh street. i:piscoial. Sunday scuuol, U:4fi; morning service, 1 1 :iu. Uishop JtemitiKton will have charge of morning werv ice. rres by terian. Church attendance Is a habit that should be cultivated by ail. Kv erybody should have u church home and do ull within reason to make that church the House of God und a service at at ion In the Kingdom which He began. Our church in vites ull who may not ha o u church home to join with us ami to lorm the church going haoit. We begin the new church year tomor row and we most cordluily invite you to come with others. Our Sunday school M U:45 with classes for all and ull of our members back in the ranks before the public school commences. Our morning worship at 11 ut which time Mr. I'.aymond Williams will be the solo ist, and the minister will bring thu DI'Jl'IiAKATlUN To render Iho niost dependable und courteous service To thu grentest poHnihlR n umber of people At the lowest cost conni8lent with fair wuges to the lar-or and capital employed Giving and deserving fnlr ' treatment thus To he a factor In upbuilding this community Is the objective of t his company. 'ilS 11 Eastern Oregon Light & meisago. Our Christian Kndeavor at :15 und ;til the youiiK folks will welcome newcomers, i't us get a good start lor the new church year hy attending the first day as we commence to build the habit. Win. Crosby I toss, minister. Methodist l'.plscoiml. The ltev. Harry S. Mamilton, off Jtoise. district superintendent of the Methodist church, will occupy thu pulpit at 11 o'clock In the! morning. The ltev, lici t A. I'owell I of the Methodist Church South, will! preach In thu evening at 7 :30 o'clock. Christian. All regular services tomorrow. Preaching hy the pustor at 11 and 7 :3t. 1'leuse note the change in time for the evening service. Uible school ut ii;45. Christian Kndeavor ut ti:0. liiii Knglhh Lutheran. Opposite high school. Uible school at 9:45 a. in., morn ing worship, Ha. in.; Luther lea gue, ti:3o p. in. The most ridicu lous, unreasonable thlngetauinunu Ions, irrational, unreasonable tiling that Christ ever did was, when ltu said, "Heboid, 1 send you forth as sheep in the midst of wolves." Twelve sheep among thousands of wolves, and yt the sheep sub dued the wolves. . Win. K. lloll, pustor. St. l'clcr's Fptseopnl. Services in St. lvter's (Kpisco pal) church in lu Orande, will be held by William 1'. Itcmlitgton, 1)1: hop of the missionary district of Kaslern Oregon, at 11 a. nu, Sun day, September 13, H2b. FIHST CHCKCh OF CHRIST SCIENTIST Corner of First and Washington. Sunday morning ser vices at 11 o'clock. Subject, 'Substunce." Sunday School at i:45 a. m. Wednesday evening meeting at 8 o'clock. (The rending room, now located in West-Jaeobson Hldg., ! Room li. Is open dally except Suu Iday und legal holidays, from 12 M to 4:30 p. in. daily). All are In vited. Salvation Army. Sunday services, as usual, morn ing meetiiiKS conducted at I Jidd Canyon aud the Jail. Sundjy Nchool 2: HO p. m. Come and enter the contest. Get on the winning side. 3:30, a Christian's praise service ti which ull Christians of every de nomination are expected to come. Come and help us magnify the name of t he Lord In song and testimony with one uccord. Heur the man who sings his sermons. A "NEITHER DO MEN LIGHT A CANDLE AND TUT IT UNDER A BUSHEL." Every Business Has A Name I'l-ogrcsMivc businesses advertise their names. In the olden days a little shingle swinging in the wind was sufficient, but today, when so much of our business is conducted under artificial light, an electric sign is indispensible. We have ."()() kilowatts in connected service avail able for electric sign lighting. The rale is one of the lowest on the Pacific coast. Electricity at ' cents per Kilowatt hour for sign lighting will net big returns. Let us help you to select an electric sign which will be characteristic ol your business, which wiil be a source of pride to you, that will be a constant advertiser of your business and which will lead people to your door. A sketch of an electric sign for your business will be prepared and submitted to you without cost. Ask for it. Putm VOll IIOSIKUY LADIES' liEADY - TO - WEAU AND MILLINERY good time Is promised. fi:3 p. in., young people's meet ing. Captain Coles will be the leader. M uch interest Is aroused among the young people. Come und help them. 8 p. m., A special service, will be conducted, the dedication and commissioning of local officers. Come and seo what position local Salvationists are given. Knvoy Uarker will describe four The services of our Interior Decorator are at your disposal, free of charge, and with no obligation on your part. Let us solve your home furnishing prob lems for yoa CARRS CAKES MAIM.B NUT CUilUItU ANC1KL FOOO Diivns roon Jt'LLV ROLLS Gwilliams' Electric Bakery Mnkcrfl of Ilitfli-Giiulti I'aMrira "HOME OK THE GOLDEN CRUST" Power Co. an s different kinds f Christians, como ' and decide what kind of a Chris tian you are. Kverybody welcome. Saving Is u fine habit. I'ut be careful what you suvt. ' Don't try to save all your good deeds for the future. ! Some women have a lot of-nerve. We suw one with long hair. COCOANUT l'INUAI'I'I.E HON10V DEW ClIOCOI.ATR HOLLI 8UNSU1NB 7nr m it i II J