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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 8, 1928)
r ' ' LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER vc- i tt " i rt1 i v r f tf r Thursday, March 8, 1928 trio; ill' .iM'.if - i : - . , . Society Elects V. And Installs Its 1928 Officials . i Officers fop the new your were (H'CttMl und Installed yetrterday aft ernoon when the Kadius Aid' so ciety of the - First l'resbyterlan church met at the church with a larKH attendance. Mrs. Colon It. ' Khcrhard wus elected president of the society; Mrs. t'hurks IMayle, vice president; Mrs. Joel Ulchurd Hon, secretnryV nnd Mrs. W. C. CroWH, treasurer. Mrs. Kberhaj'fl Kiicceeds Mrs, John Thelsen as pres ident; ol' the. society. - 1 - J --.The. J-tev. J. George Wulz, pas tor, of the church, ucted. us In Hlalling officer, and most at the ufternoon wus taken, up-with tho in'fltallalion of the new officers. A social hour was enjoyed be fore , adjournment, when refresh ments were served by Mrs, Andrew l.oney and tier committee, .which included Mrs. II. II, Hun mi. Mm. W. I. Mohr, Mrs. Kate Hanley, Mrn. Hurley Hmlth, Mrs. C. b Un-, coin. Mm. Hurry Hoffman, Mia. William Ha relay. Mrs. J. T.'ltlch nrdson. Mrs It. J. Hrock. Mrs. t W. Noyes. Mrs. 1;. h. Hurley and Mrs. it. I-:. Wilcox. ' of the1 Missionary ho- clety of tho Central - Christian church were, entertained at lunch eon yesterday at 1 o'clock at the church with the two divisions of the society, headed hy Mrs. Stanton Kapham and Mrs.. A, U.YoeU, as hostesses. - .- During the luncheon hour each member present, i who, had been given a. dime at tne neceinuer meeting: of the society, returned the money which had grown Into a dol- lar and told how. she earned-tlu uollar. ' ' . The afternoon meeting was pre sided over by Mrs. R. J. Kitchen president of the society. , The meet ing opened wljh the , singing . of "i-ove rn vine am iova ttxceHing. and. Mrs.' It. Putnam . led. in prayer. Communications were, read concerning the national convention iind tho district conventions of tho society. The ' week of prayer pre ceding Easter was discussed and meetings planned for that time. Tho prayer service on Wednesday will bo held at the home of. Mrs. George Anderson with Mrs. J.1 A. Williams' as leuder. On Thursday the -meeting will be at the home of Mm. U H. l'urdy with Mrs. U t ,Hurper as lender, and l-'rlday the service will be at the home of Mrs. Kd Kbell with Mrs. Kran Hard est y us leader.-. Mrs. IT. A. Thomas had charge of ,the .program yesterday after noon and nflor a song, ".near to HE Of priceless value as a protection to health Frigidaire maintains temperatures that keep -1 foods fresh and wholesome and gives vital protection jo health a seryipe tat cannot ; be appraised in dollars and cents. Yet, it costs but little to buy, and easy terms can -, be arranged. . . "'.' , ' i " FRIGIDAIRE ' '':Z Z' Z. JESSE ROSENBAUM "V' V . New Foley BIdg. La Grande, Ore. , PRODUCT OP GBNBRAL MOTORS the Heart of the Shepherd." reud- Ing of the script uve and a circle prayer, the remainder of the time was turned over to Mrs. Minnie Ba ker, who Is visiting here from Sal em. Mrs. Baker. suent the winter In New York t'lty with her niece- and she gave an Interesting talk on life In New York City, after which aha reviewed a new book called "Mother India." A trio com posed of Mrs. George Anderson, Mrs. L. 11. Purdy and Mrs. Walter 1'i'ice sang u selection, after which the meeting- closed , .wllh circle prayer. Twenty-three members of the so ciety attended the meeting. : , The regular meeting of St. Fct er's Episcopal Uulld was held yes terday afternoon; at Jlonan hull with a large attendance. The past officers of the guild, Mrs. Itoss Katon, Mrs. George T. Tochrun and Mitt, l.ee Warnlck, were hostesses. Mrs. H. A. Zuvbrick, president for the old year, wuh unable to attend. During the ufternoon Mrs. Har riett McDonald gave an Interesting read In g, and M rs. . C. H. Q nsse 1 1 , new president' u the guild, report ed op the convocation which wns held at Heppner und which she at tended, as u representative rj-om the guild. Heporls of committees were heard und the l.enteu teu, which Is being helil this afternoon at the homo of -Mrs. (iuKsett, was an nounced. Hefreshments were served before adjournment. - ' Klfty-lwo. piemberH attended the regular nee(injf j'of ;tl(H Methodist KpiKcoput .I.ailiea'' Afil wociely yes terdity aClernoon 'at the homo of Mrs." John Hpeckhart.- Mrs. lee Hanfoivl, president' of the society, presided over the business meeting, mid Mrs. Abide Cooper had charge of the afternoon's .dcvotioual. . Mrs,.K. Ai Sayre had charge of the program, which was bne" of In- tterest throughout;- Tho home was cleverly decorated In keeping U St. ratiick'a day, and the program was uIho In' atcordance-with th occasion. ': t r 1 Mrs. Huyrn gave a paper, telling why St. Patrick's day Is aelehruty ed, little l.illlun lCnautx sung two songs. Miss Jennie Neilsen played two violin numbers. Miss Mary Vaughn Unedrlckson; Miss Doro thea Harrison and Miss Catherine. Humphreys each gave two readings and Miss. Kthel Snyre played u pi ano solo. ' " ' Aftce the prognim refreshments were served hy Mrs. Speckhart, as nlNted by Mrs. Hoy Kor ester, Mrs. A. K. Sayre. Mrs.. Clare Scrlley. Mrs. K(l Hughes, Mrs. 'Herbert On vies, Mrs. Knmes and Mrs. Ileuroiu. Alpha Club Meets -, At Bingner Home ' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blngner entertained tho members of tho Al pha club and a few guests nt an attractive party' )ast evening nt their.fhome on Cedar street. The1 affair was in'lho.form of- a brldge-i dinner, six tables of bridge being nt piny following the dinner which. wns served at 7:15 o'clock. Mixed New Coats Featuring The Modes ; Spring Rich fms are featured for trimming on many of these models. ' ' ; ' , Others are self or novelty trimmed dressy coats in Broadcloths, Kasha, Twill Cord, Camelhair, etc. Also sport and travel coats in fine, all-wool novelty mixtures. " Select your coat now, on our Friend ly Payment Plan. Wear as you pay the Cinderella way. ' $14.95 to $134.95 i Iff SUITS COATS CINDERELLA FROCK SHOP HREflSEM bouquets of spring .flowers were used to decorate the rooms, and also served as u centerpiece for each of. the small tables. v. Mrs. H. M, Bay made high sjore among the women club members during thft evening's play and A. It. Bowen received .the men's frit prle. The guest prlxes went1 to Dr. and Mr. Itay Murphy. A delightful party was given Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs, .' Jacobsoti honoring Mrs. .lncohson and Mrs!' K. H. Hlngo, the day being the birthday anni versary of both. Four tuhlea of bridge were at play and high, score was made by Mra. Charles IMuyle, J,ovely gifts were presented to tle honor guesls by their ' frtends who gave, the party. - , ' ' ; ' Ueft'eshments were served nfter the card games,- . . t , ! frs. N. Jensen wns hostess' to the members o( the Heloinula Bridge club yesterday afternoon at her homo on Maple street, Three tables were at play during tho aft ernoon and high score among the club members went to Mrs. Clnr-I ence (Sreen. Mrs. Norval Jones re-1 ceived the consolation prixc" und the guest. prliso went to Mrs. Hoy Karnnnv . ' , " The rooms were prettily decor-j uted In keeping with the spring neutron. . A large' lasket or duffo-i dlls servetl as a centerpiece for the dining room tuble, where u two course luncheon was served follow ing the card games. ( . ' j Mrs. Sberlll Kwin will be hos tess to the club Wednesday, Miy. 21, at her farm home. Parkdale Members Are Entertained 'I MemRors of the rnrkdnle club were .entertained Wednesday aft ernoon nt tho home of Mrs. Har riett Htlllwell in Krultdale. with Mrs. 1. A. Carbine and Mrs. H. H. Stokes as assistant hostesHOU. The home was attractively decoruted In keeping with Ht. l'utrlck'a day with shumrnck und other St. .1 'at rick's symbols. Mrs. Htlllwell and Mrs. Arthur. Jones furnished the pro gram, the duy being tho birthday anniversary of each. , One feuturo of the afternoon was a gueaslng contest, In which every one present was given the oppnr-. tunity to guesa the contents of a box. The box contained a. blarney stone and Mrs, V. K. Woods wus the winner. She was premmled with a large cake prettily decorated with lighted candles, Which she cut and served to tho guests after theyj hud been served sandwiches and coffee, ' The meeting was considered one of the jo Hi est which the club ban enjoyed this year. Guests for the afternoon included Mrs. O. D. Khaf er, Mrs. Mnthes and Mrs.. Penning ton. ' ".'...; ' t j' t About. 30 couples, attended, the B. 1. O. Klks dance which wus giv en last evening at the Kilo' temple. Helms' orchestra played ' for (the dancing, which started ut 9 o'clock and continued until 12. Kefrenh menttt were served by tho commit tee In charge. . Two more dances of the. winter series will be given, the next to be Wednesday evening, Mnr. 21. Legion Auxiliary In Regular Session Forty members were present last evening when the monthly meet ing of tho American Legion auxil iary was hold at Honan hall. Mm. Roy McNees, president of the aux iliary, presided and during the bus iness session the uuxlliary members voted unanimously to help (he le gion with the upkeep of the O. A. . plot in the Masonic cemetery. Mrs. H. Q. McCull consented to direct u n uuxlllury glee club and asked that members of the auxil iary who want to take part call her for an appointment before t lie first meeting of the glee club, which will bo held Wednesday. Mjr. 14, at 7:30 o'efock In the high school auditorium,' v . After. .the business meeting the women joined with the legionnaires for a eociui ttmo and program. Hax Williams sang two solos, "The Bells of, Ht, Mary's" and "Nothing 'Cept VVu." and Mrs. McCull played a piano solo, Nola." A clever skit entitled ''Holler Gossip" wus pre sented by members of the auxiliary 1 and was much enjoyed. Those tuk-v Ing part were Mesdamea Holbrook, Hanim, McNown, , Muxln, Kox, Young, Tins, Alberlson and Owll 11 am s, 1 The women appeared In old-fashioned dress, w h Ich ud ded much to the Interest of the nktt. The progrum closed with another song by Bay Williams. "The Span lard That Blighted My l.tfe." He was accompanied by Mrs. Williams at' the piano. ; Tho auxlljary membei-s served re freshmeniK. , . ' ; - 1 vThA Uidles' Auxiliary to the Bro therhood of Hallway Trainmen met TueHday evening ut Kaglea hull wun anout io memuera in uueuu-j unci, Aiiur i no reKUiar uuhiuimh session, presided over by Mrs. Un ite I Cotighenower, ' president, two members were initiated, Mrs. I.ols Hramwell and Mrs. (!ora Hnyden. Announcement wua mnde th tt the White Hose club will meet next Wednesday evening at the home of Mm, Kverett Jennings on- Cedar Wreet. wllh Mrs. Jennings and Mrs. Jess Spencer tts hostesses, ami final arrangements were made for I he joint social which will ho held at ICagles hall Mar. .20...' . ; - ' Before-adjournment n social hour wna enjoyed, duMng'whloh refresh menis were served by Mrs. Cotigh enower and her. committee, which Included- Mrs. Voruu and Mrs. Dell Kennedy. ,. . -v " can t 18908 ',A 'L hut you can avoid their 18908 strains to your arches . 7 dl.rt tnl loot n(LV Announcements The .MiAxlonury socbdy of the Klrst ji'resbyterlun church will meet ut-tha church tomorrow aflernoon. Mrs. K. 1. : Mossman will have charge of the aftern6ons program and Mrs. l.ynne .Bohnenkamp will he chairman of tha hoHtess com mittee. . , ' . Tho Westwny club will mceMo morrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. y... N. Jciutcn on Maple street. . "The Greenwood Parent -Teacher association meeting, which wns set for tomorrow afternoon, has been postponed until Friday Mar. HI, ut 2:30 o'clock at the school build ing. The' meeting wus postponed because of the classroom tear hers meeting tomorrow afternoon at tho high school auditorium. ORDINARY elmcs tire our feet find for a very good reason. Originally we walked barefoot. Hy nature's wise ilesign, at each Htep our foot (from t!ie ball 10 the heel) renteil upon a firm foundation the ground. w " : Black Kid and Black Patent 1$ 10.50 This unitue shoe, t!ie jAkch Preserver, is huilt with a pati'iitinl, li(-ht but strong steel "arch-bridge" wliirh gives the arch u firm (iuii(lation.U)on which to rest -- just as nature intended. There is.no strain.'; to cause foot-aches or to stretch shoes out of shape. " H - s 1 MIt Ruth Normnrt of Jw York CIti". fluilii'H a smile of aj.'(r iation for th bauy f Ihr Aroh Prrrvpr, sto th ' wuf. 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