Saturday, November 7, 1925.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Pap TKre
NEWS of
Engagement Is
Announced at Party
Tlio enKiiK'-UH'nt of Miss I'Yrn
Wills to 1'utor J. Henry bocnim
known lust evening when Mrs. 8.
A. Wells, ussteti'd by Misa Cri'ssti
Wells uml Miss Viola TIi-nhum.. on
tertuini'd ut un unnounccmcnt
parly honoring Miss Wells, ut lu-r
homo at 2U03 Third street. Twelve
Kills were present und a part of
(he evening was spent hemming teu
towels for the bride-elect. Mrs.
Irwin Hunger ford und Miss Kuth
Hums were u warded prizes for the
neatest towels.
A beautiful pink und white col
or scheme was used in tins decora
lions of tho ' home, chrysantho
in unit) being used. : Thu announce
ment was made by clever miniature
sign boards arranged at each place,
when luncheon was served ut three
small tables later In the evening.
A largo chrysanthemum wus ut
tuched to thu back of each little
I Bignboard. I'astrles in the form of
iniall wedding cakes, ices, coffee
I'fd mints were served.
Viiss Wells and Mr. Henry's
wedding will lake place Novem
ber 25. They expect to make their
homo at Wclser. where Mr. Henry
in employed with the Harvey Pou
ter Advertising company. Mis
Wells is well known In 1-a Grunde
having graduated from Iho La
Cirande lt4gh school In 19-4.
Chapter I Meets
At Zurbrick Home
; Mi-mbers of Chapter 1, P. K.
i-njoyed an Interesting meeting yes
terday afternoon, when they gath
ered at the home of Mrs. H. A.
Zurbrick In regular session. Mrs.
j.v t. Appleby usHlsted Mrs. Zur-
itrick as liosless. The home was;
ileeorated with beautiful bouquets i
of yellow and ros chrysanlhe
jiiums. i During ilu' afternoon Mrs. li.
Mov gave an excellent review of tho
imok "PorsyU! Huge" by John
tialesworthy. Afier luneheon was
served the meeting adjourned.
P.-T. Association
Enjoys Program
.' Tim Willow ruri'llt-TrurliiT as
mii'liillon lii-ld its n-BUlur nii-i-lliiK
l-'rkliiy uflrrnoon. Mrs. It. " Al-c.xiimli-r,
vice president, presided In
plain of the president. Mrs. I!llri-ll.
After tly business session un in
teresting in-ocrani wan given ron-
WALLING'S
COATS especially priced
for (iiiick turnover.
COATS for stouts and
illations $25.00 to $65.00
COATS for the average
XiKUie....$17.50 to S-17.50
COATS for Misses
$15.00 to $32.30
DUESSES Satins and
crepes, one lot $10.75
WALLING'S
Fit uml fashion don't ul
ways keep company.
I'.ut yo I'll find them al
ways together In the l:F.;
CUOStf SIIOK. Combination
heel makes them fit snug:v.
and gives the conihirt ;rt
heel same as Ihe nrrh sup
porting ihe foot. Miles of
eomfort and many u smile
in lied Cross Shoes.
"Once, worn always worn."
THE B00TERY
(iay
lln.vtlen, .Mr
39c
SPECIAL
Vases, Trays, Wall Vases
Flower Bowls and
Candle Sticks
F. L. LILLY
Hardware
' I'hone M-85
SOCIETY
Monogrammed
The newest handbag is not differ tnt
In shape, but adds originality by
some odd arrangement of monotfrara
or sliver or jewelled ornament, For
day the leather envelop bet Vukt
the two-letter monogram la very
.'mart - -1 ( '.
Minting of two songs by Miss Uen
nett's room, a. talk by Miss-.Mabel
Doty on "Good Hooks and National
Hook Week," a talk by Huporlntfn
dent J. T, LongfclloA'.on "AntftH
can Education Week'-and twovo
en I numbers by Mi-h. . Florence
l.ynch Miller, accompanied 1)y Mrs.
Lynn Wright. , ' ;.
A report of the proceedings' of
Iho state convention of larent
Teacher associations, held in Port
land last month, was given by M-ra.
George It. Lyman, who was a con-'
tral U iegalu from Hit: La, Grande
parent-teacher UKSoelutions;'-
.
Dr. Bodmer Advises
On Baby's Diet - ; v.-,
Dr. Stella Bodmer was the princ
ipal speaker yesterday afternoon I
when the welfare, department of
tho 1'U Grande Neighborhood club
mut In the club rooms. Her topic
was "Tho Nutrition of . the Child
Alter the First Year,", and . she
clearly explained what the "child's
diet should and should nol;le. Sho
brought out the Tact that the- soil
in this purl of the country does not
contain enough iodine fur the sys
tem and urged utl mothers to use
iodized salt when cooking food. She
said thu lack of lodlnu in the body
was the cause of so many goiters
and-other throat troubles hero, and
also skin discuses. t 'j'j-i--' '
MrU.""K.' K. WeslenhnVetyprOMt
derit of the department," presided,
over the business meeting and ap
pointed n committee to have charge
of the children's programs which
will be given every Saturday. The
committee wilt work in connection
with the public library. Mrs. Kay
Murphy is chairman. ' .
At the next meeting of tile de
part nietit 1 Jr. ltay Murphy , will
talk on "The Jjh-t of Older Poo-'
pie." Mrs. Westenhavcr vill 'be
gin her talks on psychology ul that
lime. . t i
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Friends Honor ; ' - :
'Mr. and Mrs. Larson i;
j A iiumber of friends of Mr. uud
Mrs. Jlolger M. iarson surprised
them at their homo on 0 avenue
I Wednesday cvinlng. Four-, tables
j of bridge were at play during the
j evening, after which luncheon wan
served. Mrs. W. II. Perry and L,
11. Itramwell won high scores.
The party was arranged by Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Nolen.
Shower Compliments
Mrs. Cameron
I Mrs. Koy Cameron was the ln
'splratlun for a shower given at Iit
' home on Adams avenue by Mrs. Kl
i mer Hose and Mrs. Frank Molette
I yesterday afternoon. Thu afternoon
! was spent socially, after which
j dainty rcfreshmenis were served.
I Those present weru Mosdames
Ulto Pieper, C. A. Smith, T. Fack
rll, Pluke Shields. L. Slon, Hay
' Hiuwn, Nolanji Skiff, Kugene Tolls.
K. A. Linn. Orvllle Wright. Fver-
ell Keown, Duncan Cameron, Hoy
: Cameron, the honor guest and the
hostesses,
i
'Baptist Aifl Plans
Iyadio Carnival
Final arrangements wrft made
; for the radio cnrnlval to bo glren
by the llaptist Ijidlea' Aid society
I November and 21, when the
l members met yenterdny nfternobn
J at the home of Mrs. (4. A., Pollard
i on Spring avenue. A feature of
'let us serve
U(JU f
Electrically
We are fully prepared
to take care of your elec
trical needs. How about
some new Mazda Lamps
for those empty sockets?
La Grande
Electric Go.
1-112 Adams A'-e.
tho affair will un a chicken pie
dinner to bo given at noon and in
the evening on tlio first duy of the
carnival. Twenty-three ladles were
present and after tho business ses
sion tho afternoon was spent so
cially.
Xellcloua ' refreshments were
served by tho hostess.
Loyal Women's Class
Will Entertain
- (Sixteen . members of , tho l.oyul
Women's cluss of the .. Christian
church met ut tlio homo of Mrs. O.
P. Mcrhcrson ' Krlduy. afternoon
for their regular business meeting.
Plans were made f or un cntcrtuin
mcnl to' be given In thu m-ar fu-turo.-'
. ' ' -. . "
A social' hour was observed be
fore adjournment and refreshments
wcro served by the hostess assisted
by Mrs. George Rochester und Sirs.
O. W. Jones. -' '
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Christmas Box
Is Completed
Mrs. Ed Bullls and Mrs. A. 8.1
Anderson wcro hostesses to ' the
Home department of the l'resby-U-rlan
church yesterday afternoon
at tho' home of -Mrs. Anderson.
Twelve 'members were present und
five- visitors. Mrs. W. 11. l'lck-
enlj icd- lp 'the devotional.., -After a
hort., business' session ,B Chrlstimis
bor, to 1 bo' sent ' to the children's
hos'rliai'lri:t'hlna, ,wus completed.
;, A.'socla1 rligtir.v. us observed and I g
Vcfrealiineijtfl .yorci'.surycd before j
; 3 : ' Anmimeemeiitf . v
V'SII v 'maamaxxmnkta way
bm prtottA h this xhim free
of cltsrgft. Aitj aniKMinocmenta
pertalnlnt to any frmctions auch
Ml ouottod food . etc. will
be reroMwl. Aoaoonoemwrts, - to
ho printed tbo aaine day, must
b la ewiet exhtoea iuuids by
tO. o'clock. Wewa Oltor'a
3"lie"' Monday, bridgo cjub ' will
meet Aiotfdayv November 9, at the
home 4)t Alrs'U: W.' Jesse,.
Tho iarkaale club which waa to
meet noil -Vednesday, November
1 1, has postponed its meeting un
til Wednesday. , November 18, on
account of Armlstica day.
Th'! old-fashioned 'nian : who
could alwava bring on fain by
setting' hla ahoca shined- now ac
complishes the same, thing by
leaving the 'windows .down .in his
closed car.".' .- ;. ; .
Moiiaiixmcdans Iteilevc' there nrc
ten anlmara In heaven and some
pebpte will tlilnU'uirten n fC hound
dogs;. , ' " .'
It- is ' Estimated clgarets luivc
burned: too inany holes in shirts.'
DGOIiAnATION
To rtniler th
most dependable
anil courteous
ervlc
T.o tha greatest
posslbl number
of pcopl.
At th lowest cost
consistent with
fair wagfis to ths
labor and capital
employed
Qlvlnr and
d.servljig fair
treatmeat
. thu.
To h a factor
In upbuilding
this community
Is thfl objectlvs
of this company.
Eastern Oregon Light &
CHURCHNEWS
Metliotllst i:pisttpal.
Spring and Fourth streets.
Henry W. Parker, minister.
The Men's Forum will meet Tor
reorganisation at 9:45. The Sun
day school will meet at thu same,
hour, t'arl L. Wallace, superintend,
ent. Tlut school is growing and we
will find room for all In well or
ganised classes.
Morning worship will be con
ducted at eleven o'clock. The pas
tor will speak on "Tho Things
Which Mako for Peace." The mu
sical selections will be in harmony
with Ihe theme. A special selected
number will be rendered by Mrs.
Helen Stearns.
The Kpworth I-eague will meet
at 0:30. Miss Nelson is thu lead
er. There will be no evening
service owing to the I'nlon meet
ing in tho Disciplu church.
First lVapUst.
Sixth street at Spring avenue.
Services for Sunday. Nov. 8, 1!J5.
Sunday school meets ut U:45 u.
in. Clascss begin immediately. As
sembly period ut 10:30. Come
promptly und, enjoy the whole pro
gram. Morning worship ut II o clock.
Speeiul music. . Sermon by the pas
tor on the theme: "Jesus the Suf
ferer." Children's sermon theme:
"What Is Your Name?"
.: There will he no evening serv
ice in this church. We unite, with
the other churches in a union Arm
istloe day service at the Christian
church at '7:30. The public is in
vited to attend.
': George Albert Pollard, pastor.
' PitMbylerlnii.
1... r lit., fii-ht ,if friM.
!dom. tho rule of tho people, have
no foundation other thun the com-
tuoii brotherhood of man derived
from the common fatherhood of
;od." said President Cooltdge
within the past fortnight. This was
tho hi en back or our participation
In the. Great War, whose closing
we celebrate on Armistice Day. We
will observe that spirit tomorrow
In our Sunday school ut S: 4 5; In
our morning worship hour at 11 at
which time Mrs. A. L. Hlehnrdson
will render u soprano solo: "O. Di
vine Pedeemet" Prayer) by Gou
nod and the minister will bring n
message: "God's Hand In History."
Vou will want to come with others
to this gathering. Our Junior C.
K. at 4 with Donald Poareh as
leader und our Intermediate C. K.
nU6:30 with Hlchurd Gtlsl In
charge, our evening hour will be
shured with the city ministerial as
sociation as we gather in the
Christian church Tor u union serv
Ico with the Hev. G. A. Pollard
bringing u most. vital message In
Why Wait To
Electrify?
Countless jobs done in the past by hand-power
can lie done today by small electric motors, both
better and cheaper.
Carpenters now have electric saws and sanding
machines shoes are repaired by electric machinery,
cleaning is done by electric machines electricity
runs adding and billing machines drinks are
mixed, coffee is ground, air is compressed, printing
is done, taffy is pulled, moving pictures arc run,
grindstones are operated and hundreds of small
tasks are done today with small motor power.
""Thirteen hundred and fifty electrical horsepower
is available in Eastern Oregon for any application
of motor power, at rales upon which it is profitable
to operate.
Perhaps there is work which you are doing by
hand or some other power, which could be done bet
ter and with less cost by electric power.
We will be glad to work with you on your power
problems. ,
keeping with the Armistice day ob
servance. As our president nls
said recently: "The country needs
more religion." and tomorrow will
afford us opportunity. We Invite
you.
Win. Crosby Hoss, minister.
CI mill or Gotl.
We are dismissing aervice Sun
day night to attend the Armistice
day union services at tho Christum
church. Tratt uml I'lummcr, local
ministers.
Klon ilnglUh Litthcruit.
Hible school. U:45 a. in., morning
worship, 11 a. m. The special pro
gram and song service which
should have met Sunday evening
at 7:30 p. m. will be postponed a
week, later because of the union
Armistice service In the Chrlstlun
church.
Win. F. Holl, pastor.
HI. IVUT'.K.
Illsliop WIIHnill I". Ut-inlnRton
will hold Burvlcim at W. l'cli-rV
Kplsi-olml church ut .11 o'clock
tfcmUuy mornlllB. . ,
FIKOT CHUltCH OK CHRIST
SCIENTIST Corner of Mint und
Waahilltflon. Sunduy uiornlnff Vcr
vlci at 11 o'clock.
Subject:' "Admit und V'ullcn
Mun.". ...
Sunduy School at 8:45 a. m.
Wednesday evcuine .meeting at 8
o'clock. (The reading room, uow
loeuted In Weat-JucooiKin Bldp..
Hooin 3, Is open dully except Suu
day and h'Kul hulliluj-s, from 13 M
lo i:3U p. m. dully). All uxo In
vited. SiilYUtitm Army.
Ilegulur meetings ut the Salvn
lloli Army hull Ihls week end. To
night, meeting ut S o'clock.; . To
morrow morning meeting ut the
lull und loidd cunyou. Sunday
school -at 2:30 In the utternnou;
:30. young people's meeting. We
are glad to see the interest taken
In these lmctlugs by the young
folks. At 8 o'clock wo will unit
with the other churches In the big
mm
Power Co.
Armistice meeting In tho Christian
church.
Housing Interest Is being taken
In tho Hed Shield Hoya' club, last
night 22 boys received their mem
bership curds. Wo believe this club
la one of tho coming necessities of
the city.
Monday night the organizing of
the Girl Guards will take place in
the basement of the hall. All girls
between the ages of 10 nud 10 nra
Invited to. Join..
Tuesday, young people's meet
ing; Thursday, regular meeting.
Come and see us und spend a
pleasant hour with us In worship
ping tlio Lord. . Knvoy nud Mrs.
Uurker, officers In charge.
M. i:. .South.
Services at -'the M. K. Church
South on North Kir street, Nov. 8.
Sunduy school, 11:45.
If you ure not In Sunduy school
Boiuu other pluce, come with us.
you will enjoy our chiHses. .
If you belong to the adult lltulu
cluss. you will enjoy the study of
the word under l'rof. Suyre, u busy
man but not too busy to be In com
munlon with tho Great Teacher.
Whatever classes you 'may atV-'nd
you. will find a welcome, . and con
secrnted teachers. Sunday school
Is doing . well , under tho supervi
sion of itro. Klem.. und Mrs, Vulk
er, primary superintendent.
Como with, us, vou will and your
pluco and you will be glud you
tiume. .-. -' :' ":
Treuchlns. 1 1 a. m subject:
How (Jod una the Sinners Meet."
Epworth League, 0:80 p. in.' Prayer
nd 'Hlblo study Wednesday even-
Ins ut 7:30. All Invtlod'. V
i. J, A. null, r. l
. ',. .'"JNm.wu'ciiu. . -' ',
. The! long planned lind ..looked
for revival Is on, Tho ovangi llsls
Theo. rind .Minnie Uldwig arrived
Wednesday and the. meeting begun
tho same night- They' lire both
strong preachers luul -of niitlonul
reputation. :"TI)ey- uro looked upon
as umo'ng our. beat.-eyanevdlstp.-. 1
urn. suro you. will' enjoy to , l(ear
them but you -will havu to como ut
least iw'O' nights as llley nllernnte
In their preachlngi und when you
do. no doubt you will, come again.
Tho crowd hus been fine from til"
start and growini eifch night. We
have, boen wondering Jiow we will
house thenr before long, so betler
mMM
como early as some wilt surely be
turned away before tho last Hun
day of this Berlcs of meetings.
Sunday services an follows: Dlblo
school, 9:4&; morning worship, 11;
evening message, 7;30, tho evan
gelists have . charge of the serv
ices, and then each night through
thu week. 7:30. Remember . the
place. Riverside . chapel, three
blocks north, ono west of Second
Htrect viaduct.
L. 1. Meggers, pastor.
1112 Y Ave.
Almost anything can happen
sometimes. In Mexico a niaa wus
shot by uccldent.
We hud Just about forgotten Ar
mistice Pay until we saw a man
wearing a wrist watch. .
Can spend money --but
it takes a mnn with at '
least one serious thought
to save it. . ; . , . ,
V Think it. over. ; .
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Anything" you jish i or . dessert for your
, . Sunday Dinner: ' . - ' v , ' V
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Stoclia ' v . .
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llohcy . ('renin
- Aqgcl-. Kood
Apple Huucq '
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Krcncli, tiy, Crnclicil Wlii't, Whplo WlicA't; llruiitim,
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i . Uakao of Wtb-ttnAi
..in i.'U-lhJ
First Church of Christ,
Scientist
La Grande. Oregon
Announces A
Free Lecture on Christian
Science
By
Peter V. Ross, C. S. B.
Of Hun
Mi'llllirr of tlio T.oiird of L'-clllrc'lllp of tlir. Mother Churcll,
thu Klrst Cliurcli ot CUrlat, Bclcnllst, In Jloston, Mussucliusctts
STAR THEATRE
Monday, November 9, 1925
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