La Grande evening observer., April 29, 1926, Image 3

Thursday. April 29, 1926.
' UK GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
NEWS of SOCIETY
Valuable Gavel
Given to Chapter
Mr. -.Id' Cherry presented to
Hope Chapter,' Order of the East
ern Btar, a gavel made from stone
taken from Solomon's temple last
evening when the. members of the
order mot In the Masonic parlors
fll regular aeasion. Mrs. Cherry, a
past matron of , the organisation,
has just returned: from a trip
around the world. In making the
presentation Mra. Cherry gave n.
abort talk, telling of some of the
things she saw whlla traveling
around tho world relative to Kusi
rrn Star .work. Both ahe and Mr.
(L'berry were in attendance at the
meeting. ; (U V. '- . V
!' Mra. Carrie I. Btelncamp, worthy
matron, presiucu uvpr 1110 uiumiiro
meeting, "which preceded the pro
gram hour, which was in fcharge of
) He past matrons of Hope ohapter.
Vourteon past matrons presented a,
Irpmcdy farce entitled "The .Old
Molds' Convention," In appropriate
Costume. The comedy was directed
by Mrs. Myrtle Broughton and was
well received by a large audience.
More than one hundred people at
tended tho meeting.
; Those taking part in the farce
finite: . Mrs. . Mury Heassler, Mra.
fr"ustn Tyler. Mrs. Mnude- K. Kbor-
iiaro, nirs. r.iia misseii, mra.
lackson, Mrs. Netta Eukin, Mrs.
lulda, Humphreys. Mrs. O. May
v'oyes. Mrs. Anna Leslie, Mrs. Mary
England. Mrs. Buslo Ijee. Mrs. Nel
lie Nelll. Miss l.auline Lcderlc and
Airs.-Florence Bacon. ,
1.'-After the program refreshments
were served by a committee bead
I'd by Mra. Mae Smith. Tho tables
bnd lodge rooms were decorated
Swlth... lovely -bouqucta of spring
(flowers. -I'
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Mrs' KinHrlnrrl Hostess '
fro La Grande Women
V Mrs. David Ktoddard,, formerly of
Jlilu city but who now makes her
jjioinc In Bakur, entertained o, num
ber of 1-A Grande HDliPs and sev-S-ral;
from Baker at a prettily ap
pointed luncheon yesterday after
jnoon at the Union hoUI. The two
large tables, arranged In the din
ing room or the 'hottl where a de
licious luncheon was served, were
decorated with lovely bouquets of
roses. . "'- t ' J .
? Bouquets" of .lilacs and other
beautiful spring flowers were used
New' Bag Style
ternoon. During tho business meet
j lng presided over by Mrs. Gilbert
' Barron, president, it waa decided
to have a rummage sale Saturday,
Mav it.
The hostess, assisted by Miss
Anna Brooks, aerved delicious re
freshmcnta during the observance
or a social hour.
The next meeting of the society
will bo at tho home, of Mrs, C. C.
Bull, Muy 13. ' .
Sleek and soft unborn calf and boarsV
ed calf make the latest bag combina
tions. Their extreme proportions,
too, are the latest word In smartness.
Announcements .
Social announcements may be
printed In this column Itn of
charge. Any snoouncemeMts pcr
tniiiiug to any functions such us
rooked food sales, etc., will bo
refused. Announcements, to be
printed the ssnw day, must be
In society editor's hands bj s:00
o'clock, News editor's note.
For Sale
s at the
Minerva
Says !
We carry shoe polishes
for blonde kid, suuturne and
parchment, and all shades of
leather.. Heel Grips for step
in ' pumps to prevent slip
ping at the heel. Kiropcdic
Corn Files. Corn Pads, Hun
Ion and Callous Pads. Walk
Straight Heel Pads for
crooked ankles prevents
shoes from running over at
heel. Arch Supports of all
kinds. Hhoe Laces. Insoles.
l'Hlent leather Polish for
patent shoes only.
Won't forget, we carry
Spuntex Guaranteed Silk
Hosiery. Also Guaranteed
Sox for men.
Latest novelties in Dress
Slippers. Also brokun sizes
at reduced prices. '.-
THE BOOTERY
In the living room where eleven ta
bles of bridffu were ut piny follow
ing luncheon. All of tho prlic.'B ut
cards went to 11a ker women. .
.
Four-M Ciub Honors
Miss George
Complimenting MIha Murle
George on her blrthduy unnlvurHury'
the girla of the Four-M club enter
tained at a Hurpilstt party In hur
honor lust evening ut thu home of
her mother, Mrs. Frank George.
Gumes uhd contests weru enjoyed
during the evening. , Mhh Margun t
Klopfennteln and .' Miss Mildred
Weeks' wero flrHt prize winners
during the conteHts und Mrs. Ku
gene Tplla und Mrs. Clyde Webb
received the second yrlzes: ,
.T, A pretty red and" ; white-,color
scheme wus curried but in the
ducorutlon of the George, home,
bouquets of tulips being used.
Luncheon wis served l-fy Mrs.
George at an appropriate hour.
.:
Y. 0. Club Meets at
Grimmett Home
Kach member of tho Y., O. club
wrote a short note to be sent to
Mrs. E. C. Tuckey, who Is visiting
In California with Mr., Tuckoy's
daughter, ye.steriliiy afternoon when
the club met at the firm home of
Mrs. Grovcr Grimmett. Mrs. Tuck
ey has been in California for the
past two weeks. She expects to
return to her home lie re about
May 1. '
Bridge was the diversion of the
afternoon With Mrs. 1 M. ' Hoyt
winning high score among the club
members. The; guest prize - was
presented to Mrs. Chnrlun Blitgner.
The G-rtmmolt home wi pkvettlly.
decorated fortlfe ocicafttottrHvltff
bouquets of lilacs and other flow--ers
of the season. A two-course
luncheon was served following the
card games.
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Missionary Society
Discusses Slavs
There was a largo attendance
yesterday ufternoon when the Home
Missionary society of the Kirm
Methodist Kpilfcopul church met at
the borne of .Mra.' Bcngelstlorf. The
afternoon was opened by a business
session, presided over by the presi
dent, Mra. Ijci. Hunford. Mrs. Klla
Doty hud churge of tho afternoon's
devotional services.
The study subject for tho after
noon was 'Hlnvs and America's Fu
ture." Mrs. R G. Coleman hud
charge of the lesson. Mrs. W. H.
Parker discunscd tho method or
conducting young people' work.
A social hour wus observed be-
fore udjournment and refresh
ments were served by the hostess,
ussistcd by Mrs. hydia Grundy.
Miss Wade Entertains
Aid Society
St. Peter's Aid society of the
Kpiseopul church met ut the home
of Miss Lucy Wade Wednesday af-
The Monday Mucslculetuolnunu
. The Monday Musical chorus will
meet for the last rehearsal before
the presentation of their numbers
next Tuesday night tomorrow eve
ning ut 7:15 o'clock In tho Neigh
borhood club rooms.. All members
of the chorus are urged to be In
attendance as they wilt be pluced
for the final presentation. Mrs.
Jesse Koskins, director, of Uuker,
will, bo here.
'Mra. Jack Kockensparger will
entertain the members and friends
of Oliver P. Morton ltellef Corps
at a benefit tea tomorrow after
noon at her home on T avenue.
II STOWAWAYS
MEET DEATH
MARSEILLES, Franco, , Apr; i.
(AP lileven Arab stowaways in
the hold of the steamer 8idi Ker
rugh aro known to be . dead and
eighteen wore still missing today
aa a result of tho collapse of their
hiding place In' tho ship's coal
bunkers during a rough passago
from Algiers to Marseilles.
Two of tho stowaways havo been
dug out of the coal .seriously In
jured and ten others havo been
rescued suffering from slight
hurts. : '
. The eleven bodies recovered
were bruised and blackened be
yond tecognltlon when hugo blocks
of coal, loosened by a storm, foil
upon them. -
Marseilles authorities havo re
fused Barling otders to tho Htdi
Kcrrugh in order that the ship
may be combed from stum to stern
In un crrort to Kuril the fate of
tho eighteen Arabs known to be
aboard.
. DICTATES MUSIC
HHW VOItlv l'nable to move
from her couch for two years be
cause of' paralysis Miss' Janet It.
Williams, singing teacner, nas pro
duced an opcrattu. Bhe dictated
NIAGARA FALLS
THRILL SEEKER
DIES IN SOUTH
NIAGAllA KAIJ. N. Y. Apr.
'in. (AP) The denh . of Bobby
Leach, intrepid falls thrill seeker,
reported from ChrlsL church. New
Zealand today, removes one of the
most picturesiio figures from the
Niagara district. Besides going
over thu falls In a barrel on July
25, 11)11, Leach many times defied
the Calls us a background.
l-lu successfully negotiated the
whirlpool rapids In a' barrel drop
ped with a parachute from the
upper arch bridge over the t gorge,
and from an airplane 'over the
fulls, und performed' tnuny other
similar feats of daring.' $
Ilia last bid for notoriety lie re
was lust fall when hti uttempjed to
swim tho lower river Just before
the falls. He fulled when he tried
to recover his false, teeth which
tell out, and wus brought buck to
Hhore by a bout thut hud, been fol
lowing him. Tho feat was success
fully accomplished a week or so
later by William Hill, veteran
Canadian river man, causing much
chagrin. , ;
Deputy
)
V .....y
Miss Dslls Aihkvy of Puis, Tel., is
ths first deputy U. 8. msrshall In
Texas. With her badge and htr .45
six-shooter, .she Alls lh bill desplt
ths fact that she only weighs I to
pounds, - r
the notes. And alto Is to heur tlte
first performanco over. tlio radio.
ItllMI) Ills IIOO'J'LKGGi:K
ClllCAGO-w ObtHlnUig tt seoroh
warnint and Uud'ing V'-imlieemen,
Mrs. J-iurry JO n tiler directed a raid
on her husbund's bootlegger. A
slxtccn-gallon stilt wus seized und
the owner und Jut Iiusbunil were
arrcsled. She said she decided her
husband wus drinking too much
und followed him to the bootleg
ger's home.
lll T TO m: agaix
PMOKMX", Ariz.. (AP) Gover
nor George W. P. Hunt, now sorv-
1 ri f- lilo flflli l,ir-iii iiu irnui.xnni. f
Arizona, will be a candldato for
tnc democratic nomination again
this yeur. Arizona has hud only
two governors since it became ; u
it ate in 1 y 1 'I, Thomas K. Camp
bell, republican, and Governor
Hunt.
1'hisom:h i;scapi;s
SAN J)IKGO, Cal. ( AP) Will
iam I Ja truck Hendricks, '1, mar
ine prisoner, escaped from the lo
cal murine base lust night after
hitting his senlry on the shoulder
with a black Jack made of a piece
of soap und a sock. The guards
gun jammed und Hendricks escap
ed In a taxi.
So Now Billy Can Keep Him
89 cent
Special
Best value I have
ever had in White
Enamel Ware. AH
large pieces.
F. L. LILLY
Hardware
Mai 85
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H rnmed him "iSporf and took hln. home hut hit unrrnts didn't know
whether they'd let him stay , liut thai night tap htmm- cauaht nrv am!
"Sport's" barkmi tavtd ntnt bvt, Sc Elllly can keep hmi
Sp
ring
Friday
.. . " '; . : : .'.: ... .- I t "i
Reduced-
Dress Coats
Sport Coat
a-V
JtntfAyarit Model
, lutnisn r.anin.iitH
' An l,st'luNlvo
, Hut ul l.Hitlve.
Our entire stock featured at worth
while reductions
One Fourth to
One Third
Off
their regular price.
LADIES READY-TO-WEAR N
saaiaasiissssssisaHsaVSSw Ms .
AND MIL.UNKRY
Carnation Safeguards
its Milk Supply
CARNATION field men daily work to pro-
tect you who depend upon Carnation
Milk. They visit dairy farms where fresh
milk for Carnation is produced. They inspect,
advise, assist, check. Carnation standards are
. extra high.
.'".' Creamy-delicate,' double-rich, with that'
finer-than-ever taste, Carnation Milk improves
all cooking. No wonder it is the world's largest-selling
brand ! To enjoy it you must in. '
sist upon Carnation at your grocer's.
Caxnation Milk Proiiucti Compaxt
- - 474 Olilin St., Portland . 1
Carnation Milk
"From Contented Cowt"
Mde In Oregon 24 Yesti
1.1 MljftrrEN TO MVK
NEWAltK. N. J. Informed he
hatl 16 minutes to' live hecuuse of
I crushed' leaa l.eroy rullen, sliiKlnK
brakeman, oncu u choir boy, held
hands with his sister ' und bhiik
"Mothur Mnchreu" his iriollier's
"favorite, which lib hud not rend
;ered since iter deuth Ihrcu years
aeo. The end camo as he was com-
plutlng tho sonit. , .'( ' ...
Mlti:.M10. IN JAIIi I'Kfaburg.-began a SOO-day
MAHT1N10Z, Cut. (Al-) P. B. i term for literal psssessloa 9t
Muestreltl, assistant fire chief, of quor. t- ,.-" . v
Jail
STHWE1
REPUBLICAN
For
U. .
Senator
SSSSBSSSSSSSSSaSSBSSSSSSSSSl - li
What JudKc'
Lawrence T. Harris
Thinks of Slciwcr
"I mil HiipiHirllnit and
xlinll vote for lilm iHt-aiiM!
his Hiilendld iUlifk'aliMiH
ItlKhly t-iH-oiiinieitd lllnl to
the voleni of tlllM aI'oiiiiikhji
wenllli. "Ills IralnlliK, fxiN'iiencr,
nalural ability, liiltli Ideals
and nplirndid i'lliMfLshl) Kivo
liromlsi; uf. miiablu accomp
lishment. "I priillct Dial If Freder
ick Sliilwcr In Milled In llio
f. S. Wnnut ho will, iH-rorc
IIm cud or Ills find lertn, be
iiimc rccoirniM'd llinHiirliout
the mil km as our. of Hi'
leaders lit Ilia) ImhIj. ami
that lliroiiKli him Orcvoii
tvlll reap much credit ami
honor.'
Vole For a Republican Who Can Be Elected
VOTE FOR STEIIYER
.Vt; Iktlrll Itlilg,
I'ald. Ai:v.
Nlclurr for fsinalor t'omnilllisr
ISAAC tSTAVt.KSi, I'lialmmi
I'm I land, Urc.
TO Il HKMltj
HOMK A couplu of. Knlleysj
once used by a ltoman emperor and
lying for cuntiirles In 300 reel of
water In a lake at. Iho, bottom of u
extinct volcano urc .to ho dug by
Mussolini's , orders to deoorulu
Home, He Is not going to- use
them, but will huvu u deluxe uir
pliine. . , ';
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Credit CA RR 'S No btera.
YoiiU love the mmy
runrai
tiam
While Tru-Blu Grahams build brain and
brawn and bone, they must not be placed in
that uninteresting class of foods designated
as "Health Foods."
They arc. first of all, delicious For it was the. aim
of the originators of the Tru-Blu Graham formula;
to make a graham cracker par excellence. ' t;
That's why honey has always been used in the sweet-,
cning of Tru-Blu Grahams.
Perhaps that's why doctors recommend Tru-Blu
Grahams to kiddies and convalescents. ' , , '
Order From Your Grocer NOW
Every Good Grocer Sells Tru-Blu Honey-Sweetened Graham
in blue and gold cartons and in wood boxes
try
-'V, Spokane
the TRU-BLU BISCUIT CO.
PortUnd SaattU
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