La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, September 26, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSatin-day, September 26, 1925. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Pnp Three NEWS of SOCIETY ttpha Club bsumes Meetings The first mwtlni of Ilie Alpha lib since the Bummer vucutlon s held Thursdtiy afternoon, when decorated with bouquets of spring flowerfl and the afternoon was spent socially, after which .dainty rel'reilimenta were served. ' Those present were: Mrs. Mater, Mrs. Fred Matthes Br.. Mrs. John s. H. E. Watkins whs hostess at i Schilling Sr.. Mrs. Ambrose bridge luncheon. The table was j Wright, Mrs. naain. Mrs. l.eo I.aue. ractlvely decorated with autumn wers and after a delicious lunch ki at 1:15 o clock three tables re at play. 1 Mrs. H. E. Dixon won high score Kong the club members and the .at prise went to Mrs. Paul sse, of Portland, who Is a guest the city. ub Dance Season ay Begin Soon Mrs. Louise Sutter, Mrs. Frank Wurl, .Mrs. J. 6. Stltzlngcr. Mrs. John Lottes and Mrs. Hansen. Greenwood P.-T. Association Meets A meeting of the Parent-Teachers association- of Greenwood school was held yesterday after noon at the school with a large number of members in attendance. The business meeting began at e bociui committee of the La' 2:30 o'clock with Mrs. Charleton. randc country ciub has arranged president, presiding, Commlttoes r a Bcrles of four dances, the first woro appointed and arrangements le to be given early in October. A mado for the coming year's work, after which a short program was KFWII. Hollywood, Calif. (252). 9- lip. ni., Warner brothers movie frolic, direction Charlie Well man, several movie stars:' A! Meyer's Aeollans: Howard "Gin" Flynn. banjolst; Juno Lee, popu lar songs. KOO, Oakland. Calif. (3C1.2). 11. I'n-sb) tci-ian. a. m., services. Trinity Episcopal I our Presbyterian quartet, Mrs. church: Ttev. Charles P. Deems, 'a, L. Klchnrdson, director, soprn rector; 3:30 p. m KGO l.lttle no: Mrs. W. H. Hohnenkamp Jr., Symphony orchestra: Carl Itho- 1 contralto, Mr. Lawrence Pulton. Oarbett and guest artist: 7:46, tenor, and Mr. Raymond Williams, special musical service. Trinity i baritone, with Mrs. J. A. Tedlord. Episcopal church. ( ! accompanist, will resume their KGW. Portland, Oro. (491.5) 10-55 I leadership tomorrow morning at p. m.. St. Stephens Pro-Cathed-1 the 11 o'clock worship hour, slng rnl: 7:65-8. First Church o illgi Q0d Shall Wipe Away All rhrlst. Scientist. Tears," by Field. Mr.' L. J. Lind- KHJ. Los Angeles. Calif. (HO?.:), I say will play the Offertory with a 6-6:80 p. m Lelghlon's Arcade ( vloli ,00 nii the minister will cafeteria orchestra. Jack Cron-1 bring the message. You will want shaw, leader: 6:10-7, Art Hlek-! t0 worship with us at that time and man's Blltmore hotel concert or- we most cordially invite all. chestra, Edward Fltzpatrlrk, dl- Qur Sunday school, under : the rector: 7-7:30, organ rccllal, Ar- 0ader8hlp 0( un orchestra In thur Blakely; ' 8-10, program, r charl! 0t Mrs. Florence Lynch Martin Music company. J. How- . Mnier, .tn Miss Gladys Miller, ac- CHURCHNEWS and are In attendance at the rlurth- li'lnlto date has not been set Cards have been sent out to the embci-B asking them to Blgn and jturn. So far not enough of these 'sl-ds have been turned in to Jus y to continue with the plans. The inmittce requestB all those inter led to treturn these cards at hrents, Teachers eet at Central Tile l'arent-Yeacliers associa- in of Central school met yester y afternoon at 2:45 o'clock at e school for the first time this II.. Mrs. Johnson, president ot i, association, presided at the alness nieelinir and most of. the lies present became members of e organization. Approximately ventv-flve attended the meeting. KcporlB were heard from the Hons committees, after whloh R, Hummer sung two numbers. Mrs. eorge It. Lyman gave an inspiring ilk during the nUcrnoon. Her iliject was "The Aims and Value r the parcntTeachers' assocla on." Arter the program the past residents of the organization guve eeptlon In the domestic science Hirtmcnt of tnc nign scnooi m mor of the teachers. Irs. George Maier Honored At..., .''..nU Mnnrann pntnrt.llllC(l batenlay afternoon in honor or rn. George Malor. or Sacramento, given, Miss Noll Thacker, ono of the Greenwood teachers, suns two numbers, "Slumber Boat" by Gay nor and MOn the Hill." Miss Mil dred Lovett played two piano solos; Itolnhard's "Impromptu" . .and "May Night," by Palnsren. ' " (Superintendent ' X T. Longrol low Rave an address in which he highly commended the Green wood Parent-Teachers organiza tion. - ard Johnson director: Ruth Pitts, previous. Help us boont. Iriaeh lns by the pastor at tho itionilng hour oT 11 und In the even! nt? at 7:30. Some believe the pulpit Ib the dominant influence of the world. Whttt do you think? The Christian Kndeavor meets ut G:3. We most cordially invite you to any or all these services. O. W. Jones, minister. 36 1 on English Lutheran. This is our Hally day. We usk you to consecrate your car to the service of God. Bring your fumlly and at least one neighbor to the church, and not awuy from It. Mr. W. E. Hulamann, of l'ortlund, presl dent of the Columbtu distrlet l.u west Naraxene cullege at this time. I ,. Iwitl. .lulrii.nto 'r.s.it uml hear themi will only be with ua this Sunday. Hunday school, 9:46. Wo are greatly pleused with this depurt ment of the church, you are Invited to enjoy tho study of Paul's writ ings to the churches with us. Morning worship 11 o'eloek: eve- Ing evangelistic messugu, both by ; pastor, speclul singing by the MiRchkes. Women's prayer meeting Wed nesday, 2;3U ut the home of Mrs, Koscoe Jordon. : Mid-week prayer Thursday night at tho usual hour. L. D. Meggers, pastor. U604 N. Hlrch St. Putm 9 ans For Style And Value In Ladies' Ready-To-Wear and Millinery First Il'.iptl-t. Slxih street at Spring avenue. Services for Sunday, September 27, 1U25: Sunday school meets at 9:46 a. m. You are welcome among companlst, and chorus choir, com- m . mornlnK worship, 11 ther league Is our guest of honor 'md e Invite you to participate tnw hn lv llil.ln iKhnnl fi'JR n ! u uu' DVI,uul1 an-l ""." - H " jj t sermon uy me pusiur uu me uiemv. night at 8 o'clock theru will bu salvation meeting. Envoy Marker will speak on "Four Louse l.lons." Everybody welcome. Come and enjoy the muslo and singing. FtTtHT CHURCH OF CH1U8T SCIENTIST Corner of First und Washington. Sunday morning ser vices at 11 o'clock. Subject, "Reality.", ' Sunday School at :45 a. m. Wednesday evontng meeting at 8 o'clock. (The reading room.- now located in West-Jacobson Blilg.. Room 8, is open dally except Sun day and legal holidays, from 18 M to 4:30 p. ni. daily),' All are In-, vlted. . . ' o',uin.u. wwi, ......,, F,.,.. i m-nrpj its session at s:o. wnn ., u , v- .i i i KJR. Seattle, Wash. (884.4). 11 a. nvKly organised classes for all ages Palln'eP Greetings from Mr Sals- ' "Human Letters." Children's ser in.. First Methodist Enisennal I u.i . ... 1 aimer, greetings irom Mr. a s- ,.Tk. sholf , . . auu sruueo in dvuuui no maun Anthem A Hong Of VIC- I ..-. ...v. church, Dr. J. Ralph Mageo, pas-1 mrel to otf. HUblo study to all. u ni..ii An.,i i,.i.' Evening service ut 7:46 o'clock, tor: 7:16 p. m Mrs. Montgom-. Mrs- Jn0, s, Hodgln Is In churgo ,i , , h.,i...i sin T""- W. W. Q. girls will bo in tho ,i r r ' I . A. lor our Pnmar" aepartmeni. wnue election of officers and dole J. Ralph Magee. ' KNX, Hollywood.' Calif. (330.9). 7 8 'p. m.. First. Presbyterian choir. The message will bo brought Mrs. Lynne Wright Is our superin- KRtc.,'t0 convention. Luther league by Mlm Warnlck, a Missionary sta- tendent. devotions 7:30 p. m., with Mr. The Christian Endeavor at 6:30 .., -h-i. Anthem for the young folks. High school ..(.oma Thuu i.-oimi, k. O. Exoell. Church Hollywood. Rev.. Stew- 8tudcnts especially Invited to this BurUonu 80l0 by Mr. It. j. Hum- WALLOWA, Ore. Recently, lis In,. I.- I n,.. Cnllh an Ullfornia, who is visiting in the Ja(jk McU,ttn "woro B0ln8- t0. Mln- ty. The rooms were artistically Announcement Snrtal annraineemmts max be primed In tlrls' rolumn Imp uf chaive. Any nnnnunfeim'fit" pertaining to any funrtloiw snrti mfikHrl tnm sales, etc, will he rpftiMl. AniMMimwmrsita, tn be prliuwl Hie name day, mnrt bp In HM-teay editor's I lands b) -no o'clock, News editor's note- Mrs. H. E. Uoylen will bo hostess to the J. H. Card club Thursday af ternoon, October 1. Here And There art P. Muclennan, pastor," pas. tor: 8-9, Ambassador hotel con cert orchestra, Josef Rosorifcld, director: 0-10:30,' program, Bev erly Hills . Nurseries, Lubovlski stringed -trio. .:. KPO, San . Francisco, Calif. (428.8) liter, lute of Rolse, Idaho. Wm. F. Holl, pnator. tloned In Central America. The public is cordially Invited to these services, George Albert Pollard, pastor. time la "Th0 se," should attract muny at that are called as missionaries to Africa promised the winning skip, gummy most profitable hour, with faces seen every weok. , The evening service hud a splen did .hoiHnninir - lust week and to- mi,.,. evening al 7r3(l with a N07Jimie. chorus cii'olr under tho leadership' Another special treat this Sun of'.Mrs. L. 1. Busev. we gather ugaln day. Mr. and Mrs. Curl Mischko, 10:80 a. m.. Town cryer: 11-12. i,.inn.u,nn md inunliuilnn. s'ster and brother-in-law of tho noon, undenominational and non- xho Subject: "The Hebrew Ulys- pustor. will be at the church, they White contest sectarian cnurcn services: ino Conservative." Dr. Elmo Itobln- nour. This service urgcB those son:' 3-4 p. ill., organ recital. Who canndt avail themselveB of the California Memorial Palace of lorni,lK hour to Join with ub in Legion of Honor: Marshall G'.b- tho - worship of our Heavenly elmann, organist; , ' Wuldemar j.-ather. Und and the States Restaurant ' as a part of the Kingdom of God, OrcheBtra: - 0:85, Palace hotel thia church welcomes all who do concert orchestra, Cyrus Trobbc. ,ire lacc ot worship, an ns- dlrector; 8, Palace hotel concert ,BnmL.nt of service, and a church home. We are here for the com munity's welfare. Wm. Crosby Ross, minister. Salvation Army. Free and easy meeting 8 p. ill.. tonight. Sunday, morning services will be conducted at Ladd Ciinyon t and the Jail. Sunday school, 2:su p. m. Get in on the Bluo and A good orchestra; 8:30-10, Rudy Sclgo Fairmont Hotel orchcBtra. Will iam Schwartzman, conductor. KTCU Seattle, Wash. (806.9), 1-2 p. -ni., Meves Cafetorla concert orchestra; 7:30-9:10, First Church- of Christ. Scientist; 9:10-10:30 , International' Bible Students' association program. . Doanlmcn Ncwspaiier Merge , VALLING'S Trimmed Hut Special $3.95 . School Hats 52.95 Broken Lines of Children's Hats $1.45 One Lot Hat Trimmings Your Choice ' 23c WA LUNG'S urn in u cur and just as the auto ! rounded the first curve - at the head of the canyon, two doe came down off - tho hill. Blinded by the lights, they stood Tor a mo ment, staring at the approuchtng machine, then, quickly timing, sped off along the highway, -directly in front of -the. auto. For about 40 yards they put up u beautiful ruce,.,theji bounded. .off up tho " Itlll" buY one'6f "'Ihe' arii muls, striking some loose rock, lost her footing and fell at the side of the car but was unhurt. ' 1 tfOAItDMAN. Ore., The Board miin Mirror, which was first pub . lished in 132 1, haff been consolida ted with the Arlincton Bulletin and will bo published as part of "re cordially invited to attend these that naoer. with Mrs. A. T. Herelm services, iou win una u weiuumn continuing as local editor. . South Methodist. . Regular services every Lord's Tay at the M. E. Church South on N. Fir street. Sept, 27th, Sundoy school. 9:46 a. m.; preaching by the pastor. 11 a. m. Subject, "Christ Our Substitute." Evening services: Ep worth League, 6:80 p. m.; preaching by Jr. H. S. Shangle. 7:30 p. nr.: prnycr meeting every Wednesday evening at 7:30. All Mrs. A. L. Richardson Coloratura Soprano Teacher of Sinclnc. and available for Concorls, Trios, Quartets and Choruses. Pupil of Oscar Sacnucr and Yeatman Griffith, New York City. Coaching Studio 708 O Avenue. "I'KNDLETON, Ore; More than half of the wheat produeed tins year .on Umatilla, county ' farms Is still in the hands of the ki-owcis. according to the,1 estimates . of grain buyers in Pendleton. Minerva Says We want till the im-n in town, both young and old, to knowr we me still selling Arj-h i'rt'setvi-r Khoi-s, th-iini-d to give thu- utmost in mm fort und looks. Your toot troubles will be a thing of the paat a them. A new shipment Just In. THE B00TERY t.AY IIAVI;. Jl;;r: ! JOSEPH, Ore. Frank' Shep- pard's house and all the contents were destroyed by . fire . Tuesday afternoon.. M r. Sheppard and J. J. Ostrandur were working a short itstanee from the house when the fire was discovered but' were tin able to gam vniiunce . and save unylliing. The men had just fin ished the noon meul a short time before and had gone to work on ta cabin Mr. Sheppard Is building. I They are nt a loss to know just 'how the fire started, but think a defective flue was thu cause. Ono of the best- ways to stop your wife from talking so much n to put concrete in her beauty clay. Christian. Our THble school commences; nt 9:46 shnrp. Mrs. Clem Green, sup- ;- . i ' : , crintendent. Every Sunday Is see- A wonwh'a aim In life is usually tnjf an increase- over the Sunday at her husimnd. 1 The services of cur Interior Decorator are at your disposal, free of chxage, and with no obligation on your part. Let us solve your home furnishing prob lems for you Special Sale of Lovely Flower Baskets Just at the time when Full flowers are most gorgeous and flower decorations add so much charm to your home, we are able to offer this special sale of baskets. ' They are of many shapes and sizes, all very decorative and admirably suited to home decor ation. The entire lot offers you values that are unusual. On Sale Next Week at Special Trices 65c to $15.00 ovists on ken nousus Main 7111 FLOWER SHOP .Main 11 .'HESlDUNC- PENDLETON. Ore. Umatilla county will be well represented at the state fair at Salem this year with a variety of prod lets of the farm, according to uouniy Agent Bennion,' who has been preparing for the exhibit at In tervals for several weeks. Hoys' and Klrls' club work will compose a great deal of the exhibit, but products grown by adult fanners will also be snown. a coumj club exhibit will be made this year for tho first time. .HiKIOI'H. fire. Kunds have I ....tu...l n,l oitiirotil-llalfll fill the Improvement of the Metho dist church property. The Inter ior will be decorated, the plaster patched, and sucn oilier inipiu-.-ments as will enhance the nit nein-unee of the bllilillnB. E. A. l'ollock will do the work. Grouse and Deer Season Is Open 12 Caujjc High Base- Shells ; $1.40 12-G:iu;:e Low Base Shells $1.23 liifle Cartridges in all sizes I have the kind that gets the game. F. L. LILLY Hardware l'hone M-S5 ENTUKI'ltlSE. Ore. Manning a dozen fields so ith, north and .east of l-oatinc. W. II. Hunt-i " land Elmer itueker are cloning 54' the season In the most extenslM- grain growing vcnfjre ever un dertaken In Wallowa county. They have 3100 acres of crop from which, according to present tidi cations, they will thresh more than ino, (MH bushels of wheal and 12,(100 bushels of oats and barley. Harvest is nearly finished and will be wound up with few more dsys of bright, dry weather. It would have been completed last week If the rains had held off. Tor days, the two men ha -e been delivering lnl bushels of wheat a day at the warehouse, chiefly In Lostine. Radii 10 srsMT, MJTKMin:ii s: Mountain limn Mllim. KOA. lfcnrer. Colo. (MI. 4). II " m.. nerrlit s. Kirs! II a p t I s t churrh: 4 p. m.. organ recital. Oliver W. Oushee; 1: JO, services. j first baptist chuixb. DEUliAKATION To render ths most dependable and courteous service To thb greatest possible number of people At the lowest cost consilient with fair wages to the labor and capital employed Giving and deserving (air treatment thus To be s factor In upbuilding this community ta the objective of this company. What does this mean? It means that there is available for any and all industries in the territory of Eastern Oregon Light and Power company, a total of 1350 electrical horse power standing ready for use at reasonable rates. This power is available in any quantity f rom use for a one-horsepower motor for a few hours to the operation of large mills using hundreds of horse power. This power available would more than operate the largest industrial plant in our territory. Ii would operate all the flour mills in this section of Eastern Oregon. It is a reserve supply ready for the growth of Eastern Oregon. And it is for sale. Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co. : 83S-W" "II II I'LOWEH BHOP IN FOLEY HOTEL DUILDINQ 11 I . " j carrs ; Vrr ISi ' 1 1N THE PATH .'" - ::.:":.:V..:f -n ' WSSmSRB OF PROGRESS .1 f or We - i .I ... , kif 'jigt 1 Aj&Z IIl,'',,,ilj(Ul'' 1000 KILOWATTS IN CONNECTED SERVICE ''' .M I DURING THE DAYTIME .ifeSiKC m ; -a To study. any particular human mechanism properly and diagnose its ills is beyond the powr of any one man. Rapid scientific advancement demands spe cialists and complete modern equipment. At the HOT LAKE SANATORIUM a com petent staff of physicians and a well-equipped laboratory give each individual the best pos sible service. The Hot Lake Sanatorium Dr. W. T. I'hy. Owner and Director. O Our iiinimnli al family Wnh- I I Ing will Mte jihi nil the work nml wmty ut wa-.li Uiir. I. Ami It's nut (ja-iixite -try II! j i M