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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1926)
Monday, NovcntW 1, 1020.' LA GKANDfl EVENING OBSERVER Page 'Third1 Clubwomen Will v Take Ud Study- l' , Of Tnion T rtvQ :. ' wl IIIUIOU J-JUI C I ' i ' ' J "Indian Folk Lore" will be lhe asnjerc ror toqiorrow. arternoon meeting of the Jj Grande Neigh borhood dull and Mrs. I.loyd Itiinoy will lie -chairman. Mrs. lniaey will tell the chief's own story of the history of the Nex I'frrc wr,- and MIbs- Myrtle Will-1 cock. Miss Gladys Miller, Mis.J T m rn nd,M- Hlph . Mps E A ,, M,,. ark will Hlustrate plmsee of In- j w Wofc tMerUllnei t a dlan song and customs with inuxl- HHll0lw.en ,,. plirty at thl cai numbers. , . hatter's home at 1803 Second Mrs. A. r.. Klchardson will sln-j street Sunday afternoon. Cndman's "By the Waters, of Mln- The rooms were decorated fur netonka" and "Palp Moon" tyj Ihe occasion In conformance With lgnn. Hick, l.lndBiy will play1 the . Hallowe'en season. A large her violin obllgato. pumpkin Jark-o-lantern served as .The. program will follow I he a centerpiece for the dlnnoi- tt regulnr club bus:ness session 'it. hie. Covers were laid for ten. 2 .-. o'clock. - ! i . , , .- ' ' j The Pythian Sisters entertained at a 1-lnllovve'en 'card purty l-'ri-, day night at the Knights of I'yth las. -hull - following a potluck sup per fit' 7 - o'clock. Forty persons, inrmhers of the lodge and their families,, were present for the din ner or which Mrs. Jack McCar thy was chairman and the card, games afterwards. ' Mi s. Henry Itiley won high ' served. Clever place cards mark sfore among the women plnyers e each guest's plate. ,; J , nnd Frank I'leuvintitit' won firstl Those present - for the party prize among the men. The con KOIation prizes went to' Mrs. IHnnche Shannon and A.- II. flliufl ndn. , ' :' Mrs. 'Claude Ttorry wna In chnrgo of the entertainment. '. ?The first autumn bazaar will lie given Thursday afternoon at Honnn. hall by the members, of St. Peter's Episcopal Guild. Mrs. Hi w.: Itiley Is in charge' of tho haznar and wilt be attainted bv var- ions committees. Two o'clock lni,1M,'s purents, Mr. ail Mrs. Clydnj tnc uticrnoon is ine tine an 101 Davis, and Mr. and Mrs. Claude the opening. ' nmden. ' . Mrs. HTD. Crowe is chairman"; nt the pillowcase and towel booth; j union (Special). With coven His. I.. H. Hussell and Mrs. S. A.rn(ll ,0r 3n Kueats, Miss ZeldaPet ' Wells will be ut the paron booth; , erson entertained at her coiml'y Mis. I.ee Warnlck and Mrs. 1-. L.1 ,lomc last Monduy evening at a Snodgruss at the doll and toy 7.3(1 (cco chicken dinner, booth; Mrs. G. I-. l-nrlson and A Httowe'en motif was fol Mrs. H. B. r-onurn at the candy lowed- out the decorations, both; Mrs. J, 1. Slater at lies Afl(,r MlMet dancing was the miscellaneous booth nnd the girls dtvprson for the remainder of of tho Wayfarer's guild will havel())) ev(,nK. charge of the handkerchief booth. i . , Mm. Hubert Anderson and Mrs. r.NION '"(Special). Waller ha Henry Hill are in rhnrgo of. the . , Df his country stor.-, where home cooked foods and canned fruit nnd vegc tables will be sold, and Mrs. Itosa Keton Is In charge of the advar tising booth. Jit. K. I.. Holmes and Mrs. K. Marks are In charge of the amusements, which will. Include fortunu. tellings a fish pond, danc ing anil, other features. . Mrs. George T.-.tfoc-iiran Is chair man of ' the chicken pie supper Girl's Noses Will Not Shine Now A new kind of face powder Is here. Made by new French Process stays on until you take it off. Pores and lines do not show. Not affected by perspira tion. - Gives life and beauty to your complexion almost unbelieveable. It is tailed MELLO-GLO. You will love it Hlnss llrugfl. Inc. Adv. Minerva .Says ' Now Is llio, tin io of 11h yenr to Ih'kIh In wvnv liouv? .slipMkis. Take orf lhos'shoM wlu'ii yon rt liontc fmtti - work nnd put on our old , flt, slipptM's find enjoy a phUMint c'vviiIiik at homo whilst you lislrii to the tdlo. We have a ffood Uiw of Felt and lVatlor Sllp- , Hrn for bolli men and wom en. Some leather Moles and some ronify 01 padded so!e, t-W different mlors oml tie. Triers like all Bootery prti.s Ht reach of any Hifki't hook, either large or miall. The BOOTERY Vnf Cah anil Pay Icxs Dr. S'IkiH'.s lot Appliances of all kimlK. For Sale BRAND NEW Chrysler '60' Nver heen llrenned, never ben nin a mile $1250.00 . Original purchaser p:)ld $140S for this car., -Jennings & Shumate Illllrk Snles and Senlec which will be-' served from 6 o'clock until 7:30 on Thursduy minx. . ; ' , , . Members of the trill Id have been working oh the bazaar for several weeks - and many ' urtlcles have been made. Several llilnirs alfio have been received from , former members now living in ' other cities. Hallowe'en Dinner At Wolfe Home Kermit lavls was host to I number of .his friends at a Her lowe'en na party Kriday evening at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde J)avls. Hlnrk cats and witches were used in the decora tions of the home, which were in orange and black. Games and dancing were en joyed by the young people unlll H lute hour when refreshments were. were: Mildred Kiddle, Velnin Ken nedy, Pearl Murray, 'Mildred Smith.' Barbara Hlatt. t.eann:l Graham, i.ula Ansell, l.ouNe Spen cer, .orna Marquis, Kuth Ow'sley, Marjorle Heynolda.- Margaret Mul holland nnd Helen Bray; Howard Tiffany. William . nodg-ass, Joe jones, Zuck IJ1iy, William Kelck- tlr jaci Ailanis.,' Ardoll Bradcn, pemPr Allen,' nfauilo Anderson jjurwood LMtoflJ" : Murlon Wood- ....,. un,mit 'Tinuln tlin vniir.tr rplendg ttt a ,iuncing party ut his home Monduy evening. The rooms were decorated w ith autumn leaves and bouquets ot fall flow ers. , .' '. After the games refreshments ( were servea oy me noat bibh-i, Mrs. KduA Muslck. -: i . --' - . I'NION (Hpeclol). A spooky sociable was held at the honi of Miss Kmma Wulf In South Union last Thuisday evening. Miss Krma Puckett assisted In entertaining the young women who attended. When the visitors arrived thy were conducted through heaven or another place before they reached the end of their journey, and they Bald the door to heaven was locked so they had to take the alternative destination. Hal lowe'en ghosts, witches, nnd such ilk ' lurked In every corner and cranny to enliven the journey, lle freshments were served, after tin1 guests had neen servea wiiii u spook dinner. . Miss Rector Is Hostess to Club The October meeting of the World Wide Oulld of the Klrst Muptlst church was held Patur duy evening at the homo of Miss Hazel Hector with 2I girls pres ent. Miss l.uecu Oliver, presi dent, presided over tho business session, and cullon" upon several members to explain the point sys tem used by the guild. The girls voted to make scrap books, after which the fhrlstmas box to be sent to China was fllscussod. Letters were -reud by Mrs. W. P. McAdory, counselor, from Mis" Louise" Hunderup, who recently visited La. Grande, and from. Miss Marjorle Magulre, a member of the guild, who Is now In Port land. Miss I.ueen Oliver gave the re port on missions, after which sho called upon several of the girH present to tell what othef guilds are doing. The itev. and Mrs. George A Pollnrd were present and were presented with a gift. This month marks their second anniversary In I-a Grande. Mrs. McAdory led In devotional I Just beforo adjournment and pre sented awards to those gins mus ing a grade of more than 75 on the outline made of Miss Hundei up's recent tulk. Hallowe'en baskets of randlis were presented each girl by the hostess. V Arter the guild meeting eight of the members and elgjit boys attended a party at the Hector home. Hallowe'en games and Jokes were played Until a late hour when refreshments were served by the hostess, arsis' ed by her mother. .-' Twenty-right children of Ihn primary department of the Kirat llaptlst church Hunday school ga thered 'in the basement of the church Saturday arternoon from I until 4 o'clock for a Hallowe'en party. The rooms were decoraicl In yellow and Mck. pumpkins and other Hallowe'en symbols lc Ing used. Usmes were enjoyed during till early part of the afternoon, und.-r the direction of Miss Bonnie Oli ver. I.lltle Miss Geraldlne Ijrt won the prise for pinning the witch's nose nearest to the right place, Josephine Drowning won In OUTOURWAY' HERE WA ARE IM OOOOD SO OEi-HCor AVI 5OCHA COf, Hl CuPlO BOW POCKER-- HE OlTA BEE WOOR MOJttA VMEM sou're EATM BEAMS VsirtR A TABLE SPOOM-Clve. SEEM WAS SO BASHFUU LOOUiw'TOO 2 WA-qH' HE COUi-tf HEAR VA tELLlta' ME-f 'SMOOO 0P-E(? GOWNA Pouu MS HAlR OUT- ACwocourr WHS MOTHERS the peanut race, and Nolan Puck ett received the prise in the mus ical cnair game. After the games refreshments were served the children by Mrs. I. 1.. Hungerford and Mrs. Dewiv Puckett, assisted by Miss Cornelia Hansen nnd Miss Oliver, ' . Kuch child received Hallowe'en favors. . ' KNTKn PR 1SK (Special ) . Mrs. W. W. White and Mrs. J. B. Ast wood were hostesses to the Pret byterlan Missionary society Wed nesday of lust week; nt the home of the former. After: the regulnr routine of business there was a short -pro. gram, followed by refreshments, served by the hostesses. UNION (Special). Tho Sunday school und Kpworth league of the Methodist Kplscopal church held a sociable Wednesday evening at the -church. - . .After a short ni-oernm. refresh ment consisting of Ice" eretrm nnd ! cake, were served by the com nut. tee In charge. , -. . Mrs. Hutchinson Entertains Team' I'NION (Special).-' Honoring the rnlon football team and Ray mond l'itts, conch. Mrs. William Hutchinson entertained at a :S0 o'clock dinner Thursday cvenlns' ut her furm home. The lllnlligi'oom nnd table wore PIANO KTI'DENTS Lenrn the "style" used by nndlo, Recnrilti nnd rlnyer Roll Art iHts, Sheet MurIc Denionstratoi-M. Dance and Vnudeville PlnnlKts, Thtfiiter Pliu'llntH ami Orriwiist. tTnwrltten mimic will Increase your popularity. Taught only at WATERMAN 1'IAXO St'lTOOT. Phono Glill-W. 1702 Adams SPECIAL! 3 USED AUTOMATIC WASHERS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES Nov. 2 Only EASTERN OREGON LIGHT AND POWER CO. VAJEM HE. COMES EVArArdlM RAVJLP ER SUMPKI J HAWJVE r?ANuP'i - GETOuTA CTHEM voo SNIP . GET 3tiRAV. dec orated with autumn foliage and baskets of the hoh son's flowers. Covers were luid for 17 guesis. Mm, Hutchinson Wna . asaiati-l In aervlny by Mrs. Bello Lyons. ENTERPRISE (Spociul). At a meeting 0 tlie executive board of the Knterpiiee Woman's dull re cently It wna decided to try a ro tary system of chairmen 'for the meeting durinjf the club year, Irt. the absence of the president. Each month a different chair , SPECIAL RELEASE '' Jack Smith's latest record "Baby Face" and "I'm On My Way 1101116" 11 Safely Camtbrtaoiu J TRAVEL BY MOTOR STAGE Leave La Grumlo for Joseph 6:00 A.M. - 4:00P.M. " Baker ami noise - 0:25 A.M. 1:25 1'. M. " - Baker only - ' R:80P.M. " Pendleton - 11:00 A.M. - .1:30 P.M. - 8:15 P. M. Connection st Pendleton for Walla Walla, Pasco and Port land; at Portland all points South and North. 1a firamlc Depot I'lione 7118 All Modern Chair Car Stages. "Always At Your Service" By Williams OH MAAU!! HE.VMONT LET ME A-OME HE'S FOLLONlMCi ME AROUND man will preside nnd will he as sisted by a committee who will arrange tho urograms. , Those selected as chairman for the various meetings were: No vember, Mrs. G. T. rtateliff; l)e rteniber, Mis. G. M. Gaily: Janu ary, Mrs. J. If. Dobbin: February. Mrs. ('. U Roolh: March. Mrs. I. Ubyd; April, Mrs. DoiiRlas WaU Iter: May, Mrs. R Jordan. : The first regular meetlm? wl!l he Thursday afternoon, Nov. 4, I PADD'C l! imiit.i . ..;,i'.:i ..... .sit 1 i In the cite lllraiyvseiiint.';'' I'KION (Mirlal)'-The, ifgti6i meeting of the Woman's club was held Thursday bfttn-nnoa t the home 'of Mrs'. Belle' Wrlgnt'. The usual routine of hustness wus fol lowed hy a short program. Includ ing a muling by llorothy t'ush mani "The History of Kipling" by. Kllxabeth Vogvl ma a vooul solo! by noy Ooaklln.: i . ..., At the Msw of the meeting re freshments wer setert by' the hostesses,'. Mrs. Kdith Pfcy ' and daughter, Margaret, ' and Mrs. Mark l'hy. ''' '' ' '' ' 1 I'NION' (Hpeeliil). Members of the 'arnatlon cluli were enteral talned Thursday afternoon at a' 1:15 o'clock luncheon ut the home of Mrs. Waller tvck In North rnlnn. ' 's . ' "" ''' The luncheon tattle was . deeiir- nted with baskets of fall riowers. I After luncheon the afternoon w. sient at needle work.- - ' - 1 , ... I i. Announcements Tho lresbytertan Ijidlcs' Aid will meet WedneiMlay afternoon, Nov. 3, in the community ,rooin : ' . Most Women : Have stopped old hygi enic method to assure ' real immaculacy. NEW way gives true, protest tion discards like tissue FEW rnodern Wotucri employ a new and different . was in hygiene. A , Way that supplants the old-time "sum'-' ,tary pad" with true protection. Wear filmy frocks and light things . . , any time. Dance, motor for hours without doubt or fear. .... s., ', ,, ;; It is tailed "KOTEX" :. . five times as ahtorbent the, ordinary cotton iad . . j -j. ThoroORhly dtvJorius .' . , , thus ending ALL ear of of fending. ; , ' j Discards as easily SS a r piece of tissue. No laundry. No embarrassment. '.'i , You ask for It wlthouf hesi-f tancy at any drug; or depart ment store simply by saying . "KOTEX." .Costs Only a few, cents. Proves old ways an unnecessary risk. ' . f , ( .' , Kotex N laundrydkomrt tittmM ! Robert N. Stanf iel d is the only representative from Oregon reduced taxes to In the 0. & C. bill the 17 land grant counties have re-' ceived a tax reduction of 25 each year and for all time,1 in addition they are receiving EIGHT MILLION DOLLARS cash at once with which they can reduce their debts. Senator Stanf ield proposes to apply the same principle to the Forest Reserves, which will give all the taxpayers and you a reduction for all time of from 25 to 40) in your ; taxes. There are 501,515 acres of Forest Reserve land in Union County. , ' , , , ' There is only one way to bring this about, and that is the re-election of Robert N. Stanf ield, the present Repub lican Senator. Robert N. Stanf ield, and he alone, can retain for Oregon the important committee memberships and chair manships. 7 " " -: Robert N. Stanf ield's record for labor is 100. If you want Oregon to prosper, industry and payrolls to ; Increase you will mark your ballot. No. 14 X STANFIEL.D . i'i'.,t'.'.r; i r ?i . : " ( l ..r t .... . . , , iKl, ..... ,., .... ... . .. ...... ...... ,, . ot thc''c!Tiureh.( j The.; 'Woman's, Beni'flt aasolu fiioii .will" nipt' tomorrow pwnlnif ut thi yitnne. of i Mia. Krank P.ki oh Griynwooil mroet. All mt'in hnra urp urRPrt to ho thero." - 1 .. . V - ... Tho .Wbmpn'8 Hoi-Udy of tho' aEredEv Kiddle of Island (CityTf or Joint SeriatorTJmoh,"' ' tfmatilla ahd Morrow Counties. ." ; ,;!'A veteran of the !Woi'W War.' and. a. grad-, uate of the University of Oregon.' Past Cow- , mander of the American Legion for the De' , partment of Oregon." ; "He did his bit in time of need.", ' ' ;: ;', . ' ' "rie showed us that he1 was willing to riidkc," a sacrifice for a principle." "Why not put a young man of this kind in 'the State Senate? ', '.,'e know his ability and we are supporting'.' him." lwZ'r-:n:- r ' , I''nuyi ' VETERANa'. KinDI.E-FOn-REN'ATon CI.tTB 1T..E. Williams Hurley If. ltlchanlnon '''Mi! K.'CoolWiw'i" ' ' . ' . i .- A. J. Mtirtln : i .' " if. HubIi E, Hrudy , . ;, ,i, i , II. , H. . Anderson . , Hoy .C. f'urrey "' ' , ', "' ' 1r; K. Vi Jlurpliy ; CtMirinr Mrtn: . 1 1 ' '' "" ': '' 1 Paid Adv. , Veterans' the people of Oregon. ii lis'stO itj't;,-i1 Paid Adv. Rlnt.Metd tot Senator Committee. Tarlflc Lovely Bandeau ' ' ' '. ' . . ' . Sets ' i In pastel shades, 'trimmed , in contrasting, colors, tail ored styles with hem- ! stitching; also.,; daintily , trimmed. in : lace,, aibhon I ; and petals. -. ' ";..; ...'J :"")' 4.95 tr5.50 ' 7.5(J "' First nnntlnt chMri'h 'irVlH: merC at the Hhad( cabin n Hihartml tontor row uftprmon.. In tho ovunlnjf. tho husbands of thd ininihcrH .wit I join them -for ;a potluck .cilnn-r Und- social lime. - - r , .- , i - ;' Bowuro or polltlchins pfKnra. ' - ho n. ring Klddlo - for - Senntor Club ' 'v. that has actually -4 Midi.-., Portland. 1 I
