La Grande evening observer., February 01, 1926, Image 5

Monday, February 1, 192G. ,s
TiA' GRANPE EVENING: OBSERVER
Page Fivg
1 Eocal News In Brief
coming i:vi:ts
Mim H 12, IS Vuluu coiuiljr
iixniimilc nKriKiillurul ran
rcniiK'f! in Lm liranUu high
Kt'liool.
April-20 Last day to rvcLstcr
for gii-liiillry rlcvtliin.
.May il. i, 5, 0 Stun- comailinii
of j Wonum's clubs Ui 4,a
4,i-iuiilr.
May $1 .Primary rllt'liim.
Jiini' 9, 10, 1 1 l.'nloii lilvtwtuvk
Miuw IK I'niuii, Ore
July 22, 2:1, m I- t'nnvoiillon of
AnrilinrM Itcnl K-lato a-sso-
rintlim In La (ramlc.
St'it. i'i, 2:1. 1, niul 1'nlou
county 'fnlr nt l:ljlll. Ore.
lilutll Mi'niianl Merc
i 1 1 1 : M If . .W'udv, 11 linnliiint
IkjisliH ss ill Elirln, 'was it La Urn
d. 'todnyi'tJn' .Ijulsncss.
Will Initiate 'I'oiiIkIM
KnlKhln'of I'ylhiiis will InillaU
I'liiltlidulcB at Mil' ini'rthlK ill tliu
ludt:' hall this cvi-nini;.
Urn- from' Aliwl
Uoillll .K'Ki:nuon, potato jrrolvcr
of Alit'cl, rwiui IniiiHiiutliiK businrus
in lliu ully Saturday.
lleiv Hits .Morlilin;
I lol Adman, of I'otiltinil. wim In'Jbard, Oregon arier spending about
the elly Mils uiorntiiK. lie left on two weeks here, lie was called lo
the branch Hue train for Wallowa .'his clly by the serious illncfs of
on business. v. .,- Plis '""oilier, who Is much improved
In Clly SaHin)n'.-t -; i ' ' ': '
I. vi-ii.mii l mi ri HI .iull-i,
both of Iinblfrii. 'V'ene :-i business '
vl.-llurs lo La tsihiubi rtatiinliiy. to lakhiiii, WiislilliRton yesterday
. lt'j' 1 1 ,;. i, . ' land will phiy for a. dliltee there.
In Clly. from 'ttlKBt i , ' r . Miss. Heuliih Ncwlln accompanied
Charles .bwrc."w iro-'niiihes Jils tile orchestra and will Hive u feu-
liniiie nt Kl.rfn, eaiiid t(r l.k ilraiide. Hire dance.
lust nlglil. 'iivmiiini(.'' last-; nlBlit '. 1 1 :
and today hcrct T Visit .anMx '
4 ' ? y Mrs. llnsll Ileeh and' lier Hinnll
SH'iit Sunday Willi llil'haml '
t Mrs. John Adslilm miint Sunday
la I'orlland wllh her husband, who
Is receiving niedicnl treatment
ll,,.r,.t
I
Itomlmuster Mown J
S. It. Morgiin. county road mas-'
ter. moved his office force into the
remo.leled balcony of the court-
hoiiH4 today.
lovlnir to I'orthuul
Mr. and Mrs. U C Mitchell, who
jin1 moving irom igtien, inau, 10
Portland, were Siiiidny visitors in
l.a llrande.
wna
Jleif rnim I'lilnn
Miss Carrie Skiff, of. Union,
a wetdi end visitor In l.a Cininde. ; slons or tho stale i-hamucr or com
Sh" returned to Inr.Jiomq t Sun-' inerco und tins, state pssockitlon of
div ufteraoon.' " ! Commercial OrgunUatlon . Svcret-
Iluck ut School i
Miss llloni Hansen 1ih retum-i-d
(b lu'r ' Mtudies at. the Inter
r i f
jMMiih'a ubsence caused, by ill- j
t
Sluuc iirr I'tty AwliHe J
i iTliv iielip 1 nion-l-a (..nnide ;
iiul, Miil-.mv.UI not run f-ir a P'-r- j
loil of either, tm or iiu days. Mr. I
I el jip iinii'tiiV-'-t d y
feiltlve jutwvt'illilel.
terday.
,,f. i
llnme tins Muilng- . . Intermounlaln (.Commercial college,
Mrs. H.n jXjV Weaver returned to 1ms b-en employed at Ihe ehum
i r hOiM ;,t Kuterprlse thts'l)er of commerce offices during the
'morning all. -r visiting in l.a j nbsence of Hurl lteynohls, aecret-
ir:iini. i'ftr the pjist week with
lier ihtiglHcr, Mrs. Will l'ldcoek.
,!rt'r,, )lil at Wallowa
T- T Ijh. Ii. F. liambell nrriv
I in)
y t ;;, Crnndethis morning from
ver. Cobnado on h- r way to Wal -
lowu, wheri?
(leorge 11. I
she
'era.
will visit Mrs.
Makes Home at SMikiuie
Mbs' Kthel JlarriHon I' ft Sit
Mtilny ulKlii for Spokane. Washing
Ion where she will Join her mother
anl they will make their home.
M hh I In rrison nnd Iter mot her
MICHAELS - STERN
Top Coats
FOR SPRING
P.
In. today by express.
Thqy are IJeauties!
Sec then) in our
f windows,
Priced From
$29.95 to
i $39.85
Clint's
Clothiery
w "l lic Store with (.lllj.llMtu,
C i
moved to Spokane Inst nprlnif liut
b.ib rciurma to la OraiiUe In the
full to coiuiilctu Iiit atudlis ct
Cintrnl school here.
lli're YiMinlaj from Portland
Miss Ida IttttlB vlsllcd in I.n
ICIrnndf! ycstiriliiy nt tin. liuinv of
Iht brother, lliclmru llottln. Rhc
ri.lurncd lo liur Jiomij ut I'orllund
lust evening.
Ilnliy .Mw-li Improve,!
Joyce Ann. lliu lllth? nlno niunlhs
old girl or Dr. ttud Mrs. J. U M:-l'li-'mon,
who has bcrn very ill, a
rciiorlril lo be much better tula
morning. . ..
Home Inini 1'orlland ,-.
Itrucu fun uud lianlil. Uoyd.
wero in the city this morning on
their uny lo llielr Wallowa cuurr
ty home, ufler a few days spent
In l'ortlnnd. -
Saw J'ootliall ;nmr-
Leo Miller returned lo I.n
Orund.i yesterday from rorllaud.
Mr. Miller went to l'ortlnnd to see
tile football gtillte between . the
Chicago Hears und the Northwest
ern All-stars .Saturday afternoon.
Left 'IM Mlcllt .
A. J. Mulhollaiid left I -a Clr.indi!
llnm 11 lull t fur Ills home at ililb-
nt present. ,
To IMuec at Yakima .
Munn's Imperial 'oreheslni went
son. Teddy, passed llirouBh . La
Grande Ihls inornlns on their way
'o Knterprlso from Portland. They
.will visit Mrs. IJeeh's parents, who
live in Vallowa county.
I'wmrn Mwi Tonii;lit
Tho monthly fire department
meeting, scheduled to 1m Iield nt
7:3 o'clock tonight, will feature
some important niatteis, it Is an
nounced todny. JO very member of
the department is requested to be
in aUendance,
Home from Convention
I lOurl ( Reynolds, secret nry ,of
Ittie I nlon county cliamber of cum-
merce. came home yestonlny from
; l'ortlnnd where attftided s's-
tries.
Alteml I.iimtKMinnirs XetMlng -
Mr. nnd Mrs. - Karl Stoddard
Spokane, Wnshlntrton w here Mr.
jStoddttrd will attend . t he , iinnual
'meetiiiEr of the Western I'ln lium-
bermeii's association to bo held
there NVi tlnesdity and Thursfhiy.
Mr. Stoddard is a member of the
nssoctsitlon.
Al CIihiiiImt of Coin n tent -
Miss Othello Ciniy, student of Ihe
jury
lias Urokeii Arm
The ley sitlwalkB c;ufted on' ln-
Jury yesterday when Mrs. l,ou
Drn-iHtoop Tell and nrokc tier leu arm
nl Ihe wrist. Tin- arm pained nil
nlcht. I nil w:is u lime uetier uns
iiMirnlng. The uccident occurred
about three o'clock yest-rduy af
ternoon. ,
In Iorllaii(I for iiniin
K. L. "Iluck" and "Te" Knlglit
jietunietl to La Grande hist .night
(from I'orllund, where they went to
see the foolhllll KMllI" between Ihe
'Chicago Hears nnd the Northwest
ern All-Slurs Saturday. They t
lemfed Ihe ()ngn b;tiwue ul Ihe
Oregon h("l there Friday iilghl.
Tley ina'b- Ihe Irip by uul.
New Sllldeiils Ijimll
The Intermoiinlalii Cotiintercial
college, reports Ihe rnntlliui'itt
six new students recently
Misses
Gruee Allen. Minna Ash und Syl
via. K. Foster tlrled tnsl week as
night school pupils and this eve
ning MifS'-s Fern liamn and Alice
.lone will begin. Mrs. Graee
Snyder bus enrolled as a day
sehool student.
lloiitc hl loniini
( Mrs. A. V. K:y nd daughter
Constunce and sun. Alfred. P turn
fd to their home In La Grande
this morning from Portland where
tiny went Friday night. They paw
the foolbail game there Saturday
b twren tin- Chicago Ih iirs and the
Norlh western All-Stars.
lYnnki for Pnarnm
Memliers of the La (ininde unit
of Ihe Oregon National guard will
(practice for a prmrram to In given
next Monday evening during the
'regular drill period at X.ubr hall
Ihls evening. Captain . L. Mill
ion mges that nil g-.inrdstmn be
there. The program, which em
braces n numlM-r of stunts, will be
free to the public.
To l'rtflilr HI Tni-tilV Mnllim
lr. Hi'iiry W. I'nrk.T. imfftor of
t C. nrM M. K. Churi-ll, will prr
ulilc al flu.1 iiH'-tlnff uf the linrl
of IrunlovB f Oowllnff colli-ir, nl
Cuoiline. Uiu. Ui'- Iiillvp part of
tlilK wwk. Tir. l'nrk.r Ik lrcnl-tK-nt
of tlie Imnrd. will 1:0 to
Twin Kiillx. Mil., lomnrrow to at-
t nd to liunim-ra tnntti-rx. !
1.(.NIHIN. (AT) Honiirnl.l.'
i:il.-.n riiinkct. Flsti-r of l.or.
I'liinlf t. wlio Is .1 ffnulilHtr of thr
Itoynl A pii ili my of llrnmiilk' Art.
Inn li' Bun h r prof. Mloiwl Wnirr
enrif r with siirrtcK In a irolucl ion
of "Tho IJlue Ulnl" at tlie tiurrlck
tli-.attr. . .
BAKER TEAMS
BREAK' EVEN
IN LOAL GYM
(Continued from Pr: Oiip.)
tilt' local's teamwork and lit ia
ablo to bo tin entire route wUii-;
out ulowliir? up..
Vi us who Hi. w I lie Iota I ttain
early in tin hi -u.su n und tiKaln
Saturday niht, aru ol tin opinion
that by tho tinii- tlu t'nlon tourna
njfiit rolls around, Ia titamk' will
liavo an cii'iul rhance with tin:
Copper City tenni.
As St i mi j; us IVmlk'ioii.
After the Kame, Coarii ;iliul- -inuu,
or linker, declared: "la
(J ui ii de and ivudleton will play
an even Knnie when they meet. '
; llo :iil that the liaker team
was in much belter condition
ap'In.sL (he TiKem than in lis
gu 1 1 to wllh the JJnc Ua runs.
This week end, the Timers fai-e
out ot the toughest tiputs on llielr
Kchedule. Kriday niKht IheBtroiir?
Joseph tiuiutel will play here an 1
on Siitiirday the blue and while
contingent will - play u return
game ut liaker,
.lrlh Superior.
la the opening Kame, the Li
Gi amle Kirls were easily supei lor
to the linker sestet in every de
partment of the Kame. The Tig
resses took an early had and add
ed to it Hltadlly until by the lime
the third quarter arrived, they led
to 7.
The last tuarler was the bright
est spot of the game. .Miss Camp
bell, forward; exhibited some bas
ketball . phiyln that Is the c.qiml
of the ability of many a inulu
player, dilbl.Hnj,' and convert Iiik
field Koals with a linlsh that In
remarkable in a iciii. Dinner th
final uuaiter Lii Urande ycoied V)
points while liaker Katltercd In
four. . .
The enllre team pktyed excellent
basketball, i;irshit; accurately and
putting rorlh a defen.s); tltsit lia
ker: could not hreuk through.
Siiiuiiiury
linin'v .;:) ( ii
I'ayne (JO... ... .;.
('un.llfr ( 1 1 ) ;...'....-,
O. Muff (;-) c
T. iMifi....... (i. ........
llines (i
) I .ii (iirf:i;h-
., (f) Clans
K'eown
((!) hyin tu
( I ) Zund 'l
Hanks
Subst it ut Ions None.
, . Seore liy tuaitn-s.
1 '1 3 4
liaker 4 4 S !l
Ln Cirande It 4 3 212
Coups after foal Zundell, (Hiiks.
i,yinnn
ayne, CunditT, Ci. Uuff.
Kield baskets Glass
2. Lyman
CI. luff 2
'ayne 4, CunrlliT fi,
Lineup,
(Ty) La ;raiule
linker (II)
Jji ml ret It. .-.'.
.. Campbell
... Court n.-y
....... Owen
....... Stim;;e
Nelson
.. Iteynol Is
MeOowell...,
Turner..
(Setlth's.
....,.('..
c..
c..,
Cr..
Kelly....;
Iiiughlin
Keferi rinice, of I'endleton.
LA. GRANDE ..,
' . , PEOPLE AT ' '
! i . CONCERT
(T'lfilhnied , from fVipe. One.)
audifui6 to (heir fret.
Thiee soloists, n saxoiihoue and
a rife setet (j.ive the program va- .
rU ly. ; M Ish Marjorle Moody, with
a Kopninn voice or mockingbird
fle.s ibl lit fes. Seemed like I he spirit!
or the IhmkI nVi she fluleil Ain !
Tltanla" from "Muxiiiht" .by Thmn-1
iiH, ami re.spuiided lo encores with'
"Carry Me liaek .lo ( Hd" Virginity" !
and "Cumin' Through the Kye." j
William Tonir w:u eurnrtisl ; George
Curry, Naphoiie urlist.
Uf Ihe La Grunde attendants at'
the concerl, n partitil list Is given'
lirre: . ' !
Mr und Mr.-. Charh s Thompson. I
Mr. nnd Mrs. CharhH Thoruberg,
Mr. an Mrs. pete Im-ver. Mr. mim
Airs. Kd Strierr. Miss Irene i.rCon
nrll. Miss Jxiulsi' t ('Council, Miss
Minna Ash. Mrs. Anna 1-cMlie, r,vfl.
ver C. lludgen. Mr. nnd Mm. Ii. !
Appleby, Dr. ami Mrs. . L. Hals-j
Ion. Mrs. U. .1. Gnen. Mr. nnd Mrs. I
Kuscon Nc;il. M r. anil Mrs. Itay- i
inoud Itlggcrs, Mr. and Mrs. .1. '
Korre.t Seroggln, Mr. and Mrs. I
John f larvey. Miss Mary I'icrson,
Mr. and Mrs. Hob Lowe. Mr. and
Mr;. Aidiley.
Ixieal peftplc. en roiiie lo Hakei',
ran into a snowstorm I In ol her
side of I'owih r Valley. Otl their
rehirn. with tlietiow packed by n
drizzle until Mm sin fnee was like
Ice, several cars went, into thn
ditch trying tci pass olli'T liHlonio
blles. No uiu- was hurt and none
of the cars were damaged.
C, As-iH'Intr of lr. "i;lt,
, N l.dhor uf l'ii4fii I'ajH-r
I . I : A V K N V( I tTI I. Ka ns. ( A I '
S. K. .1. Cox. who was convicted
with lr. Frederick Couk. "discov
erer" of the North Pole, now Is
e.lilor of Tin New Lra, the frdiTllI
prison paper.
en
We Buy for Less
We Sell for Less
Men's J-bucklc, heavy
rolled edge sole Over
shoes , $3.95
Men's heavy rolled
edge Rubbers
$1.33
Men's Work Shirts
30c
New York Store
DESTROYERS OF
HIGH PRICES
Cmiffh Symp
Hxc.Mlent Tor
couglis hours::
null, Bore
thront and
bronchial ca
tarrh. A coniblni
tlon of exiC2
torant, sooth,
lug and lieal
lug agenta
Free from narcotics and alco
hol. Therefore can be safely
given to nil members of tho
family.
" ' laxative
Aspirin Cold
Tablets
Clear up the stuffy feellllK and
fever by keepliiB the bowic
open a very necessary condi
tion for the successf'll treat
ment of colds
Glass Drugs
- . inc. ; ..
n $lowatt.
La Grande, Oregoa '
lll'HiAM MAHKr.TS. '
rulJ.Tl.ANl), Oro. (Al') .CaJ
tli I'fi cents lowi-r. '", 1
Steers 8.2GfiJ,.7.V '
Hogs ii5 to 75 ecnU hlghct j
light welghlH. $13.701 $14.25.
Sheep Steady.
Kgtrs, butter Steady.
Uutlerfal Flrnu
' ,
lU TTF.IEFAT. . .
SA.V FKANCiscu (.VI') ut-
terfat 4S iOc hero today.
i
Markets
KM TiiKiLUNGi.v Nsv ' .-'.-' Wal
m iiiii;iti;Mi hi;tiiiM,Lv tfi
Wi ; , ll).MAMI(: Ml
' "tyy'--
TODAY
Tuesday
Wednesday
arcade!)
PRICES BUY
THE TIFFIN
Mr. and Mrs. Itay K. I'rlee to
day assumed the proprlctorslilp or
Thd Tiffin, which they will con
tinue to manage as a coiiiblncd
restaurant, cafeteria, soda fountain
and candy shop, with the addition
about the middle of the month
of u flonipleto lino of pastri.-a
and bakery roods.
Tho Tiffin has been owned, for
tho last two years, by J. CI. und
J. Harry Hnoditmss, John Mac.
pliersoh and Mr. I'rlee, wllh Mr.
lrtea end tho youneer SnodBrass
Jootltig as nmnaKers. Tim latter
i bus not yet announced his plans
jfor tho future. I
I Mr. and Mrs. i'rlee plan espe
cially to encouraRo tho palronaRc
of brldKO and luneiicon parties.
offerlnS ultruulivo service in the
tearoom rat tho rear of tlio open
dllllliBroom.
I Tho'placo was remodeled about
(a year ii go, und adapted to the
.nervine of larger parllea. KlKhly
persons' onti be accommodated at
one time by tislne bolh the dining'
roow1 and Uiu tea room. '. . . I
I Beronivcopirnii . to Ii' tirniiil,
'Mr. J'r!ct, fr.liireo years with
the.'A.'s-Bid K's estnblts'hnioiit ut
..Cotwllls. r lie .Is ' a feiaduate of
,'0.' A.,t. , '
YOUTH HAS
LAIMJE PART
"-v '-SERVICES
rrtjiijnnn from mn On.)
, Riivprul pi the young people "gave
j perHohnUrxprcsslon of their re
gret ai mo uepiirtur of tin noils.
Within a, coiiplp of week it in
Mpcictrd, .tliil thr. 'Astoria Lutheran
Itttstor Vi JU pay u. vlsll to thft cluireh
hcr',- tis a .prospcllvo cuntUdate,
The itev; Mr. lluinlHon, whose
homo Is fit liolse, spoko nt the
First M. K. rhiirch In the morning,
using as his theme, "Tho'Word of
ttnd That J-lndpreth loreydr." Mrs.
II. :N. AslTDy w aa Sliest tololst.
In th cvenlnir, tho Iter. Henry
Wi I'arkori rsior, prenehed a Br-
huon that vraa nuppleiiiented with
Snutsle by the jrirln' Choir. :
" 1rwjf ram Aiuioiuireil
j A Chiirli s Oounod program wus
jr. j. 'srAi'i;
Jcxwph M. Scienclv
mtxnis Cbntricas supreme arihlc
. m- Y '
We umv w
oman
A ilraniii uf love thai finds its on I Id when
ruling Hens give a nitin back his lii tln in1il
nnd show the only womiin Ihe line love in
his heart,
, I.11H1
announced Tor February ' 7.' Ift
keeping with (ho choir's custom of
presenting monthly inuHlcnles.
During the afternoon and . eve
ning, the Kev. Mr. Hamilton wna
luspirationul speaker nt tho , Joint
meeting of Kpworthlnna at th
Community church ln Island City.
The sessions were welu attended,
and the programs spirited through
out. Among tin lalka that com
posed the afternoon servlcea wn
one on "Kpworlli Leaguers nnd
Their nibies" by Miss Etennora
llnes of Lu Orande.
The afternoon meeting wasv ad
journed ut 6 o'clock for two lioura
ol sociability, with a basket supper
as thli feuturo . event. The usual
young people's .scrvlcn waa ' con
ducted at 7 o'clock, wllh the lesson
centering around tho education or
Mexicans this aide of tho border.
Mr. Hamilton's address was tho
principal lumniber on the evening
program. . - s
C J Anniversary .'c4rbratrd
In recognition of the forty-fifth
anniversary of tho founding of
Christian Kudeavor. the I'resby
teriaii young peuph conducted the
evening service ut tlieir church
yesterday, with Dr. Thompson' ua
their prime Ht'uker. Other talks
were; "The Call of tho Church,"
Itoberl M'.kin: "The Claims 6t the
Church," Oeclle rague; MTho. Con
quests of tho Church," lies Oeli.
bci: "The 1'urpose of tho Christ
ian Kndcavor us a Training Hcuoul
for the Young iVopIo of. lite
Cliurch." the Itcv, Wlllltim I toss. ;
Ualph (Jetbel ami Jack KhictildV
of the lunlor b:agut, eang tlio In
cidental solos in . two ' congVegat
ional hymns; Allsses iryrU Wil
cox anil Lulu Ansel! sung-a": duet,
and MifS . CUadys Miller pluynd
three organ numbers., a rending
wus given by miss .v'orinneliiuKer,
in : cosluinu . representing: the
church. ; : : '
Tho offering comported tUut if
ttie Christ la n Kudeavor In' . tli5
board of Christian Hducatlou. - .
I'ageant Next Sunday . .
Celebration of christian .Cmlcn
vor wrk will culmlnnlo inu- png
onnl uuUi:ti; dl'tlon of Sirs;';!. 0.;
llnwera nx't Sunday.', i- 1
Tiio largvsi. congregHtion-'',..'Rlnce
the Ituv. oilvi'V Ulle.y'8 paWtoraU
lieipn here t he 'first ' Sunday la
January was present hist evening
for the Initial program In.a-serl.es
that will he given ut IntrryutH o( a
month by tlie membcrn -tpf? 4Uo
choir. Mrs. ifi N. Ashby, director,
sang a duet with Mrs. IC. L. . Hol
mes: Q. H. Illrule offered l.'n sulo,
and tho choir waa heard in kHpeo
lal anthem. :
Mrs. Ii. A. Snyre , talked t -,aboui
Kii'Mfi-r Niii'iiut
I Ii I! 11 11 1
llrlril In f.li'1..
MI.MH't.
Miu-In
Mttii-rii'iil
in thu
llnlllr Itnynl
lit
llliitoii I iin
4
.4 Vn
Ailinlliiii Wit
( I1II1I1111 , I'M)
Inlsftlona In China she addressed
thfl Ihtlo folk at the HoutH Metho
dist church Sunday tuornlng, glv-
ins tnern Informallou as nho re
odrod K from her duughter, who
la head of a . Chlncae Christluu
school.
Oooil ftttendanco marked both
morning and evening aericea, for
which tho sermons wvero delivered
tt thn Rer. J. A. Hall, pastor.
Wyatt 8tarmcr led the . Kpwortii
,enjrn.
Raker-La Urando Contest
The Central , Christian Sunday
school yesterday ontered a con
test, with tho Baker school, ut
trndanco, offerlnira and ncw mnii-
hers to bo points of competition.
ITio contest will continue to about
Kuster lime. .'
Favorlto br ,"rold'1 chapters ot
tho Blblo will be featured ut a
apeclal B"sMon of Ihe midweek
Borvice Thursday, It was announ
ced yesterday.- An effort to rnlsi i
the attendance figure to will
lend test to the occaslun
First, of tlie workers conferi-nces
ihslllulod by llio Itev. C. V. Dunn
will ho. held Wednestlay nt 7:3U.
Special music yesterday morn
ing Included a duct by Mrs. Htun-
ton .'Latham nnd Mrs. C. F. Mc
pherson. Mra. Coleman. Ucorg
wang a solo ln the. evening. . .
IvvanxeUsilu NtTimm .
At' this Church of tho NuJiareiu-.
Tungeiiatlc ,H-rnon8-. olltnfiiuti tin
problem, of Sunday- evening-uttend-ano,.
Tlio pastor, the Itev. L. 1).
Meugers," preached. foK lidth' er-Tices.-.'-,
" '' t "
lilblo'.Ht'Utly was announced for
Thsdiiy '"evening at lhe-ciupel'. .
TU noy.;.'Ocorg Albort.-J'ollard
xp)ulhfd, Ubn world court, to 'liis
rjuvnllv1 congregation, at the mnrn
. '.i...
i'hurch rlun.day,;' V" -r r 1 ,,'
A sVloMff. nolo ny Dick " LIiuJhhv
V-aa4L nleasa-Titfeatul-n of !lu iiruit.
icm iwrUon of tho worship. ; .
4AH KH.I.S VX K ri'.RSONS.
IH5LMSTi Mass.'; lr.U) Five
beiStotia wirro found , dead, of gtts
polKonln In tho living oom of
Jhelr'-huino' In th'nt . Waverly. dls
trlcthero lute"- Hundoy. , Tho pol
ICft. Ii6ll(?ed: that. th(V' -wern .' dvor-
;cornD.j by- ifuinca tfroiib et leaky gns
tt-
Voile Dresses
'. v.-r ! . ..' t -i- .' ...:
. lainl,Ti Stanixr Voiln llrews lu I'lnk, Wlillo mill Hint'.
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STAR j
RAYMOND
You'll never know what laughter means
till you've seen Raymond Griffith in
"Hands Up."
Don't ask us if it is j,rood ask any of the
hundreds that saw il yesterday.
And-
WEDNESDAY
JACK
HOXIE
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