La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 25, 1928, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three' Wednesday, April 25, 1928 QC ETY: Mrs. G. J. Frankel Guest At Local v. ; . Club Meeting ...... in nr ....... Ings of the l.a fVramle Nelghhor- liou.l dull thls yi'ar wus held - l..nl!iv itrternuon ut the. l.a Oraniti1 1 ....... ..1. 1.. ... i .1 hVimkol I stllte itresiilcnt of the. feiltntiteil women 8 cluh, in attendance. '''''i moellng was atlended 'yjiliout I Cllib women, Including Hm'cral from, j Tninn, Allcel und other wi.ilien's I clubs of the county. . .. v - i 1.. ....... ll.n nr.lni,.! ..lull nil II, A1 " .... ' " " . '". I ""!.. rT-VH. ..V; . '. Vi an inspiring talk on Hue discussed ihe vurious laws gov ernlng narcotics, declaring that ,hc;Jose,.ehinU caves. .., . , t, , , 1 known lis, the Ore dope ring is so puwvrr.il that for .....in. ..-ll,,l.l ., flulilinir it there ure liundredsof Unllnrs tivullalde o evade the law anil keep ne peuuieis iicuve. fine .011 o. N,.w10,.t, ,,-,., Newport helcludlng Ihe members 01 Ihe two nslances where tlie sellers of .lopcfiiow (1 ,..,!,, ,.,,,. (,. daes, Ihe high school faculty, the ' nnn een ..i..ie., am. ... u win, calls for the deportation of these people, .vl.y don l tney i.o ... iSiiui asked. -M in. Krankel told of her Hie ngiil Winn: ... . rtn addict imikcs from on- to hix lUliJItionMl ncMtctB, Hlic .fuiil.f- udcl- ' UuU;llic trouhlo 1b not tif nyl tiiiK ii'lillctH to t:ik tho ciiroij )ut in . kiu'pinK: tlu'in from RolntCj hark to ihclr aid liuunls and to tho u(t of dl-iiKH aTter they have hon "i'n'Pd.' Tho need is for u pluc-t to nond thew people who tuke thi cure until they coiik la-k into thir own, she ricrlureil. She1 ox pred lnr hellrf that oducation .0C .tho young people ia tho meuiiM to, do uwoy - with . this .-VKi-witcHt m'enaco" and niRt'd that peoplo as!c ''(or a Hpenker In tho Hchools on the Stthjpot of anli-niuToMoH and the dpi? pvU, also that tho mintKterK uud Sunday school tenchem devote u," little lime to teiichliiK the vU filTeetK of the driif?. In ClOKlitfc her talk Mr. Frankel rtlaciiHMI brleriv the work helnfc carried on by the club women of the state, nnd declared that sue. is verv nroud of Oregon, and tho re suits which are being accomplished by ihe club women of the state. 1 rWore Mrs. Krankel was 'hit ro il tired by Mrs. Sherwood Williams, president of The Ipral club, and pre sented with a beautirul corsuKe bniMiuet. Hurley 1 1. Itichurdson (poke, this part of the program be ing In charge of the art department How? Ask us about obtain ing a Free Permanent t Wave. Tle time is short. REYNAUD'S Beauty Shop "We Iicn.l Oil.crs Follow" I i Urco.ics. declaring that .here .is! vr the 'olumbla highway and the hot .. crln... that the addict, w.tl , '"" ', '" Wy ;' ' '; ' loot commit to get the. drug.. KverylO"'"'1"- J'-achiug I... ramie coffee that says "Moneyback. if you don't like it" and dares to put it on the pack age - - to show that it means exactly what it says. ' m I.. i i ' ' i - "ttj' XT of the club. Mr. Ulrlini'ilMOn'a auli- Jnot wag "Scenic Oregon." una uft-; uiiniml Junior-senior hanquel, a o'oloolt. , telling aoim'thlng of tlio early wlite). la (riven by the junior clUhH. .' history of OreKon, he took his IH- uael. aniline for thoo who will) Tn(. Unites' A hi sorlely of tho leners on a lu-diiy trip through ! gru.luittn from , the school. This ,Hli,eian church wll lueel ut I In Oregon, visiting nome or the lliuati year's liunquet will he held lonio:'- hume of Mrs. rrullk llullsnn, GUIS .1.11111. If lit li'Hntl. MlinlH. illN .Illk ' l-.l..- ..L....I...IT 111 I llA Ijl fit-Unrip hi!. . ....... I riuoitnnl iWUB H ii1Si i uteii iiy u nun.lii-r oiiei. una pluns are now praciKttiiy ,,i(.lU.ea, musl f which he took lcomplet.il for the uffalr. Miss Maryi hlim-olf. , . Iiun.1,1 l'..r..n. who Ih mineral .... ... ID-Hay trip slarleu at I. lo Ha-1 ker and from linker over the new. ,..,, ,.,, ,,,,,.. , .. ....vIMl.. I . tn,.Bh , MacKen.le pusalwlli he carried out In the table ' ' . ' ' , denial Ions, and Iho hallroom will llend-l'ort Klamath highway lojbe clecuraied in ine colors or iiiU,ra Mrs. Arno Voela, Mrs. i-mr. Crater hike, then to Ihe Klamath two classes, blue and gold unl.,.y tbimlox, Mrs. I. 10. Huffy mil .,l;... ...... ..'I Ih 1,'llllM Ashland. overJhe new scenic high- I clfic) .highway to Urania I'ass and the! or commonly " ' ',. " ,.' knowr the I'l ' ' " "" , Hi., iriiini r.Mlwiu.dn. .be oldest trees III. the world, and then hack over 1 ,..,way from Coival - , v,. ..vay. vlsillng the i 'Astrtr nionuinent ut Astoria, going ' from there to Itainler to I'orlland .,... 1 ,1. . ..,...,... ,, ,'. . IMJUU lUlfll. Vlt'nillK ..II. J.w.i... i.i,-. .... , .,. . ., " V ' , V , . , ,, ... .... In that time a trip to Wallowa lake VUH KUKKcHtod. Mr. TtlohnrdHon told many inler rttnK facts nhout these scente spots of Oreson. and of the rcHouroeH of the state itself. I'recedinR IiIh talk. V i i I Vi i -i ii ' Hone, accompanied l.y Mrs. Hiirloy, I-;. K. Hurley sanif the OreKon state Klrhardson at the piano. i DurinK thu "butiiness ineetintc of i tlie cluti, which was prewided ovor y .Mrs. Williams, -Mrs. (.'hnrtes i I'layle. chairman of the coiuniunity Hervice'commtttee, asked tho ujwla-1 tunce of the Neighborhood club' on behalf of .the cliy commission In obtaining a park site. - The club voted to sponsor the movement to obtain a sito and Mrs. l'layle, Mrs. A. It. Hunter and Mrs. J. J. Koley were appointed as a committee to work wit h ol her civic organizations ' of the city In this Interest. Mrs. l'layle also reported that "clean up week" will be held sometime in the near future, und asked that tin club members be prepared. Mrs. J. T. lllehnrds,on reported on the- annual Neighborhood club breakfast, which' wlll be held May Ifi, thesdetails of which will be.un nounced at ,the next meeting. Mrs. Turner Oliver reported on the li brary benefit party for Mrs. Beat rice Young, cbulrman, who" was un able to attond the meeting. Mrs. I Oliver has charco ut the curd May 11. 'I'he local review com KilDIOR on thai day. Mrs. Stella In-'pleted plans for utlemlinff tll Kle the UenslnRton, and Mrs. J. K.' rally. " llnvenscroft the licUcta. The party wlll.be held Saturday ut lhe.Sac.i jawea Inn, the rooms having been itonated liy fliemaniigenient of tlie. dm for this purpose. The club decided to sell 200 tick ets for the benefit band conceit to be held Friday evening at the L. D. S. tabernacle, and these were ills- trlbuted among the club members by Mrs. Williams. M rs. t) eorge T. ( och ia n a n -nounced that Mrs.- Kraiikcl would be' at lllgln April :o and at Wal lowa May 1, und invited the mem bers' of the Neighborhood club to attend these meetings. The next club program, which will be under the direction of Mis. A. L. Itichurdson. was announced. ritra-Moderu Music" Is the sub - ject for that time, and t he pro gram will be given in the evening. iThe date of the meeting In May S, land the scltool teachers of the city J wlll bo invited.' This program is xpecie:i in ne excepiinnany gmxi. At the close of Hie business .ses sion the club members stood In si - ent tribute to Mrs. A. H. lvanhoe, who made La Grande Iter home for many years and was a member of the club. Following the program tea w is served by the art depart incut, ' as sisted by Ihe social committee of the Neighborhood club. M rs. Oeorge T. Cochran, -Mrs. K. P. Mossman and Mrs. 11. O. Smith poured. This is the only- 7 ! Junior-Senior Banquet Thursday The oiilstiimjlnir aoclul .-vent of lhc l.a llninile hltfh ai'hool Is tile -1 .... chalrmun In clisrge, announces. I Tomorrow tlie hamniet tables an.. the liillliao... w.11 lie ueco.a.eii. 1 ne senior class colors, green und gold, I tojgl'eell and gold. Itotlllllels of Jon- will be tho flowen used. Uiwrence Hay, preshlent of the junior class, will preside us toast- j muster, and all Interesting program ....... .......... ......vim iiiiisie anil musia-is iieiiiK u !,., v Manilce Hnker. chuli-l hum. and ii.emli.Ms of the program ." . . ... ... . ". commlltee. I'lana 111 u lo have near- ly a I'-i-sons In altendanc, lu- school bonr.l and their wives. xin im.,.t'fr pracllce Tl.nra.luy lepicsenlullve from the I ll-)ud or- ganlxanon, and inu itev. anil mi. 11 w l'-nker .-i, Imiimiet will bo served by .... Il. I...1..I lii.irinniliir nl B::lll. lano-r inK will follow. Lindsay's orehetra IiiridNhliiff the mintta. Nylin l.tVvin Ib chairman of tho decorating' committeo, which ih working undtr tin suporviHlon of I MIhm Kdna Korennonr Miss Herthal liayes, 'class advisor, is also iinhIsI- i itiK 1 HrrnnKemonU for llm linn-1 quel. Miss Kdna Atue Wilson lis j ohairman of the Invitation commit- I t eo, and Mlwi Mildrud Smith is commitlea. ) Several officers of tile Vomnnrt ittnefit ussoclullon were elect e-J last. niRlit when the reKUlar ineet- tntf of tho local review wan held at tho K. V. hall here. Officers of the review' were elected the first of the ycitr, but now rulings which have recently been adopted by the organization calls for several ad ditional officers. Mrs. Hob Masterton was elected past preshlent; Mis. Dora Itose, lady of ceremonies: Mrs. Jim Wade, Miss" America; Miss Sadie Nedro. Miss W. H. A,; Mrs. Alene McDon ald, outer hostesses; .Mrs. McAnal ty, color bearer No. 3; Mrs. May Klloy, color bearer No. 4; Mrs. John Syn hurst, standard bearer No. 1 : M ra. J. Koohensparger, standard bearer No. 2; Mrs. Delia, llurnden. press correspondent. At the close of the business ses sion the remainder of tho evening was spent practicing songs for tb W. 11. A. rally to be held at linker, Miss Minnie Card, state, prestde.il oftht Ne$re f floHOtv I'iH)lMC(U-er uHsocfnlion, was in f.a tlrande last nlghL and attended the regular meeting of the local lodge, which was held at Kagles hall here with athftge attendance. Mrs. Charles Wale, president. presided over tho meeting, und: I oniy the regular business ot the or ganization was taken up. During Iho evening Mrs. Card gave a very iiiHlruolivo talk on tho work of the Indue. linns aro practically complete for the annual itlnurr nnd dunce which will be given Saturday eve I nlng at llonun hall by the Indies' .Koeiety to the Brotherhood of l.oro- motive Firemen and Knglnemen. All members or the society nnd of the It. of J. K. nnd 10. nrn Invited to the dinner, which will begin at fiiHo o'clock. Tho dance will fol low and all members of the con ductors' brotherhood, the trainmen I und the Hrotherhoqd of locomollvt; Fmrlneers and their auxiliaries havo been Invited to attend. The dance is from 8:S until 1 I :S' o'clock. Y.W.E.A. Dinner To Be Given on May 1 linns are rapidly being complete cd for the annual banquet of the Young Women's Kducalional aux iliary, which will be held May 1 at the La Ornndo hotel. Mrs. fiber- j wood Williams, chnirman of the i committee in chargo of the ban litiet, urges that all members pur I chase their tickets as early as pos i sible. Monday Is the last day on which they may bo obtained. Tick ets are on sale at (iark's I-ioris'.s and at the public library, j Members who plan to bring guesls are usked to leave the name of the guest when purchasingthelr tickets. Dr. J. L. MelMierson was honored i at a blrthdaysurprise party given Monday evening by Mrs. Mcl'hor I son at their home on Oak street. Dinner was served at 6:30 o'clock, 'and the guesCs Included Mr. nnd j Mrs. L. It. J'urdy and family, Mr. land Mrs. G. 1.. Anderson and fam ily. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Trice and family and Mrs. L. C. Harper. The So-Ne-Ho club met yester day nl'iernooii tit the homo of Mr Maude Ayers with 1.1 members anJ three visitors In attendance. A business BCHKlon was held during Itbo early part of the afternoon, after which games were enjoyed, Miss Hofrman und Mrs. Kedhea 1 winning the "prizes. Itefore adjournment the hostess, utsisied by Mrs, Christina Johan- , sen, served refreshments. ' Mrs. Crandall will be hostess to .the club at Its next meeting. May ft. t Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hobson en 'tfrtalned at dinner at 7 o'clock Sunday evening, the occasion being their ninth wedding anniversary. Covers were laid for 12 and nft-r dinner games and music was en joyed for the remainder of Hie eve ning. At about 11 o'clock the par ty ;i. I journal, wishing Mr. and Mm. Hfthron ninny more happy years together. Announcements 1 Thu Mntlmi-'M K.lf Culture dull! ,.111 ,.,..i lih MiH. II. K. 0'll.ton. 7 4 rj nvpnup. 1'rlilav iiflornuon lit H( j oVIork . . - ' n-i. ..... . .... i.... i. .1... ... . ..... ... . ..... alonury society of the. Christian 0nm., Ull he held h'rlday lifter- nnol, n8t,.d of Tliiirmluy. as ..li .,.,,,,.,. ln vestenlay's Observer Tu t,.., wm ,e held at the church ...... ,1,., , i,..rm. In. Mrs. It. J. Klli'h.'ll. Tl)e Itnynl Nelghbovs will meet in regular session I'Yhlny cveiilnjf, April 27, t 7:.ki o'clock. There will l.a ml ..nil mi.i tin oi.tiiiiin ri... ill 1 1 1... . iv.nv .. Wlll serve ref reshnienls. 1 All .'. ' ' -. im,,.. nro urged lo attend. The ofllccrs and guard lean. i.f ,,, Wo,,rs H.mcflt association 'ovenlnR at 7 o'clock in the high hcI.ooI gymnasium. Ono of the new sprlnf? fuda iB tho nnkle coiwik'. Wo almost Imd forgotten wlmie the ankle wan. - " .. . ' .' '') r '-- Wm Trick Neck A yellow woolen awenler hft a modarnlstlc treatment at the neck line, one side of which is op plliiued with strips of dnrk yellow crepe le chine.. The cults, which button, alto have tti'lps ot the silk.. lirssiAX MAli:it lli:s imt.'SSKI.S, Apr.-. 25 UPH Union Toter Wransol, ono of tho j UiiHsInn leaders who iinHuroossful- ly tried to halt Holshevlsm, died at 1:30 a. m. today. We IlinivSte ' Thursday April 26th opens at 9 a. , Showing the Newest Creations in Footwear for men women and children RINETTt M Hal m '"''II . Y - '- ' -J' BURNETT Stores Bridge Pointers By Milton O. Work Yesterday's pruhlein was: Con tract. Clubs: Houth Deolarer, Norlh l.un.my; the l.iliial lead by West and play by Kant are shown. How should Declarer operate his twell- ty-six cards: Hoclarei;. on the first trick, plays tho lU'iioo of HptuleH from iHnjimy ami, when Kast plays the Ten, plaun Ilia rampalRn. It would bo eusy for lilm to win tlie first trick wiln tho Jaok of Vpades, oxhaiist tlifliHiniiMi. onslrtilrt Ace of Mnndes so as to make Pummys Klnif a. I winner, and then put Dummy In 'with a Itumond and ohtalu a Heart discard from Cloned Hand : K-i-1 T-2 (Eil 9-7-5-2 Opening Day Specials Free One Pair of Pure Silk Hose with Each Pair of Women's Shoes. ' Free Two Pairs Silk Sox with Each Pair of Men's Shoes. SHOE at Boise, Iiaktr and La Dresses for Every Occasion ; s Sheer Chiffons New Georgettes Gay Printed Crepes 10.75 to 35.00 ; v t PUTMAN'S Ecady-to-Wear Millinery and Shoes on luminy'H Kinjr of Bpndoa. ThU, however, would lve JJeelanir wiin inreo rosing rieariH a wouhi nel.itnly four-odd;, tiamn at Clubs helntf eleven tricks, fiva-udil. Auothor plan 'would bo to win tho first; trick with tho Jack or Hpadea eNliaust tho trumps, lead a hlninond ami duck, hoping" that tho adversaries would continue tho Spades. Of courao In this Rume of uncertainties, anything Ih pot Hlltle: but with Iho first Spado tiiok won with the Jack, and tho Kltitf and anotlier Spado oxpowal In J)ummy, it la hardly probable that tho adversaries " would -continue ftpades; nnd tho moment they start Hearts, thn Iohh of three Heart tricks Is practically assured. While, game is possible hut not probuhto by tho seconil method, a better chance Is to win the first trick with the Ace of Spades ho a to make the Klnff of Hpndes nn en- OlPiD'CO. CO, Grande ytpiui try In tho Hummy; then to exhauat ;tMe tnimps, helnK reartonnbly ,con- fldent that the six adverse trump will not I to divided worse than 4-2; then to h-ad three rounds of. Dia monds, rnfftuK iho tlilrd and hop In t? that the adverse i'tamond ill vision will be Of course the chances do not favor this division, but if thn adverse Hiamonda fall, JMH'Inivr then can put luimiiiy in with thn King- of Spades. . cohIi Dummy's two Diamonds- dlsrurd two Hearts) from eloped Hand und. mnkc Kaine. ' If the adverso' Dia monds discard two 'Hearts ' 'from closed Hand und mako Kunie, it tho adverse Diamonds do not fall. Declarer's clever play will " havo cost him a. Spado trick, without netting hlui any return for1 tho sacrifice, but us It affords the best chance for Katun It Is well worth tho sllKbt risk involved. .- fopyrisht John l Dllle fo 3 'i wm W . -