La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 23, 1928, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextPapteThm Wednesday, May 23, 1928 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER (ft Society Club Women Wind'; ; Up Busy: Year At . Meeting .Yesterday "Mrs. K. ;" I,., Meyers was elected pnlUnl of tin NfitfhUorhood club tor the coming year during the final meeting yemcnlny in the l.u (irande hotl at which Mrs. Sher wood Wllliumt, pn8idlnK for. the l Ht tUu , wound up u husy unit t'Vfiitfui yemv ; -v ' . . " ; liiHlallatlon of tluv new officers by Mr. A. L. Itlchuidson, senior I rent or, was uti linprt-HHlve purl of (he session, Mrs. J. K. Itavi?n-r-roft Is first vice president, Mrs. 1 A, Epllntr second vice preslden.t I Jr. Alai'Kurt'L luglv recording seo lelury, Mrs. It. I, Murphy eorro BpondiiiR Hecrctury and Mrs. ituy Willtains treasurer. Kollowing In sinuation, Mrs. Williams wild fare well to the clplt, thatiklim the com mittee who funclluiHd Uiirinff her administration und thu clul as whole, for Its ro-opei ution. Then, hlddlntf faro. veil to the j;uvtl with a short poem she turned It over to tMrs Aleyers, who wus uccorded a sincere uppluusu. Mrs. Meyers en-: tered her duties us 'president wllh d we-lcomliiK mldreis. ') Klectlon'of officers wnB one tt a number of tlniBiness transactions Vesterday that made the final ilipptlnti un Important one. Mrs. W. T. lMiy nnnounced the benefit program which Mrs. A 1 Hlchnrdson will give Monday : at the I. . S. tabernacle Tor. the (!ampflio girls' sutiuner cump und iirged that the club support It, lrs. Phy expluined.that the money would not only flnunce the cump litit would muko It possible, for feome ot go who could not other wise do so. Hiding their support of this benefit which, she at at ml. Is the first ultempt the ciunpflre groups have made to rulse money Btnce their beginning here, Mrs. l'hy thanked the Neighborhood club for the excHlent support' of the organization that has always been given. 1 Y Mrs. H. G. Smith made a report on . the county urt .library which the? club Is sponsoring, suylng-tinU 2 1 pictures uru finished und ready for circulation. TJie nresentullon of prizes to the Eighth grade students winning irr tile recent' Neighborhood ciud flower show comniittee'poster con test wus un Interesting feutuie. Mrs. Huy Murphy, chub man, mude tne presentation complimenting the rhlldre. Miss K.eunor Hicks .wus presented with the first prize. All of the Interesting, colorful posters Were on display on the stage. They News Consequently her appearance hero for the first time in two years, wus regarded with much Interest, ond the. audience at her' recital was large. Mrs. l.ynne Wright, reudur. assisted her. Mrs. Qrlffiths has a roloraturo voire and ' slugs with spontuneity ( und luck of effort. There Is a new richness ruther unusual for a oruturlsl, thut suggest a, mezzo in her lower tones, .Those who hnve heard und known Mrs. Griffith s voice before expressed their de light at Its ttiurktM improvement. Her singing of the urla from Carmen was uu outstanding purt of the program from the angle of voeu! equipment necessary. Her progrum was truly u delightful one, with the "Garden wind" ny Fenner . particularly worthy of note for Its beauty. Mrs. Wright gave two readings that displayed her wide range of ability. The first "Zlngurollu" )y McDowell, wus a dramatic, number that required interpretative skli and the second "Mrs. Climber Ol Jects to Notoriety" a more collo quial number In entirely different mood which she did equuliy us well. 1 Miss Gladys Miller was a most uble nccompunlst. Mrs. Qrlffiths received her earlier musical education here and l.u Grande musicians claim 'her as "one of I.a Grande's own. She hag heen instructor of music In the Jjl . Grande schools and is just complellng her term as Instructor In the . I'oentello schools. Bhe Is the daughter of Mrs. M, M. Miller, of I.a' Grande. ' , ,- Mrs! Hert Hug was hostess to the Waketita club Monduy afternoon at an attractive party at her home on Washington avenue. The sen son's flowers were used lo decorate the rooms of the home. Mrs. James Onenl won first prise at bridge, anil second honors went to Mrs. J. I Brundt. Mrs. Wesley McDonald received the guest prize. The hostess served a two-course luncheon following bridge. The Wakellta will meet' next Monday with Mis. Joel Ittchardson at her home nt tool Oak street. , . Degree of Honor . Initiates Members . ti.o neirreo nf Honor Trotectlve association hud an Interesting ses- i slou last' night whin n regulur meeting . wus' held- at the Fugles hall with Mrs. Charles K. Wale, ...,... In Ahiirvn. Initiation Of . four candidates occupied tne niujor MRS. JOHN COOLIDGE , VA " PRESBYTERIANS .MEETIN TULSA Liberalist Question To Face Religious Leaders , May 24 to tfl) . Bridge , Iofnters .-V .r Mllion O. Work - We aro cont Inning today llu con NldiMuliou ol bidding situations both simple and uniplix lluutl TU1-SA, Okla... May 1NU (AV Otoe subject in which modernism and ' fundamentalism figure, will (me before the annual general us- sembly of the I'resby(erian church In the U. S. A. Iiere May 24 to flo ami Huother Ik uhtlclpaied. , Tne first Involves the control of Prlnfceton Theological sctnlnavy In. Itnux Sitii's'Mutm nriuhli4iit nf ' ' ' i ' the lurgeNt and nlilexL school (f the i oh u ich, wuutH to iiei init th teach-1 Injf of niiiderulHt theories. ' The other1 Jnvotve.H remdutlmirt j p r o p o h I it k dlsi'lpllnary - avtlmi URulnHt the Now York prcHbyicrvj, because ot ItH nduiiiuiucc hi ih ministry of men wHio are chat'Kod with failure to accept the doctrine of the vi win blnh. ! Control of - lrnpptrtri' Semlnnry now Is Hhnred' by twti hftdloH,, A board of rtlreetorH cotorelseM juris diction In huHlncKH muttcrH while a board" of triiHlecM has nduilnlHtra ttve power. This dual miporvision led to fiio t&fl K-X-X nun score In Three quesUlrtns lotbiy; nlf cast's luv'-ll. 1. What should South Healer I declare, huhliuir Hie uliuvo, hnliil : What .should West (Second Hand) declare wilh ll; Hoillll huv ing lid one t lull V 3. Wliut Khould Vi-t (Second Maud) declare wllh It: HuulH hav ing, bid ne t'liimond t The Answers ' ..' :, 1. Sonlh bus a choice between one Spade und one Heart. Wllh more Hum enough' strength to Justify a No Trump, he' should not think of Hint declaration because of the worthless siitKleton In Clubs. The hlKher-valued Spade in nntur. ally the first bld.v although the Henri is dlsilnctly stronger: but .iti. uto.iril, 1,, niiiinmiilH. tllH Hon among the faculty members, j (wll ,.,,.,. partner) noma ot whom expressed their uc wa( ,, , Klm.r deelurutlon. position to l-resldent Stevenmin. A!,,.,, rl.B,m tor tills Is that If North committee nf eleven, Jieadcd by Dr. ,)la ,..,, Hl)lh W, bid . No William Oxic.v -Thompson ot fo- ; Tl.u,,tuV k j y.1(.ulieri n versa ry bid luinbus. O., presldeut' emerltus of ,., ,. ;. .il,l .lnnblo and thus show the tin sull7-Spades- and Ohio State university, was selected Here Is the latest photo of Miss Florence 'lYumbtill, daughter of (lovernor Trumbull of Connecticut, who, according 'to' Washington society rumor, I engaged to John Coolldge, 21 (inset) tho presl . dent s only son. Tito, wedding will not take place, It Is said, until ' ". .'S both finish school.. . ' , ' NORTH POWDER . PERSONALS w, be ,u,ed to uovci'ilse tne flow r?""! "f!? J"!!'1 ' T." ,ouir n. VX,,ton 101 me iieAv iih-cuhb ..... - . ....., pi. M- show next fall between me ursi and tenth of September, which Mrs. Murphy announced. . Tho students who did not w in cash . prises were presented with box of candy. Mrs. WlllhnnV mude a short com plimentary talk to the students also praising the art ..work of Virginia Hoehm In tho Ml'mlr, and Mrs. I.. I.. Douglas, art supervisor in the kchoolas spoke briefly. ' Mis. Williams announced that 1 the Neighborhood club members. In Advertising the H. O. i-. & I". com fcany special progrum and demon atratlon next week und by attend ing It would be benefiting the club r.n:mcinllv and urged that ull ut- tend und encourage as many other women to attend as possible. The company Is to puy a smull sum for each woman ultendlns after the number of fill Is reached. Mrs. T. A. McKlnstry made a re port or the club breakfast and Mrs. Lee Hnnford, treasurer, made a fi nancial report. The 11128 budget wus adopted.. Master Jimmy Tryon rang diir . lng the afternoon anil Mrs. Floyd , Sherwood sang two songs, with :Mrs. H. 11. Klchardson accompany ing her. V- It . was nnnounced tljnt Tjv brande hud won fourth place In the health survey mude by compli mentary studies thut were printed ' by the Metropolitan l.ll'c Insurance o.ompniiy. A clipping 'from the rhiislinn Science Monitor In which the work of Mrs. IV Moossmnn In starting the art libraries a few years ago was praised highly as a national beneficial service was read. . Mrs. Griffiths In Enjoyable Recital 'A recltnl that'was accorded by music lovers of Iji Grande, one of the outstanding events to be given this spring was hlut of Mrs. ( yrll D. qrlffiths, nee lsabelle Miller, rploraturo soprano, at the l.a Grande hotel Monday evening. Mrs. Griffiths, who made her home here until the last two ycurs, Is well known In local musicnl circles. on JUne 20. were discussed, and ; Jiummorseiy reuirnou , r .m, .innireil for thut meet- er I Heir uimnw , ,,..n .; -I- lng to he a special purty to which rat . tho, 1'owdeiM lakes., Mrs. Hiuih heir fmliie will be Invlted-.That myscly jtml KaV.el Fprrst ro.A tiofi wli.ri.e the lust meeting Until full.tuKh, wttlfM . Hv Aniles of It Mrs s' G. C'olemun wus put In the lakes and could hove gon further vice nresldent 8 following the resignation of Mrs. Robert Smith. .... . j Following the business meeting a most enjoyable social hour wus spent:' A few tables of cards were at play and at the rlose of the pleasant evening delightful refresh- inents were Served. .- Plans for tho Inflation of a largo class on June 12 were discussed ,1,,,-lnir n feffllllir llUSlnCHS SeSHtOIl Ot the W. 11. A. lust evening: Mia. sister here, M i s. Katie reunion and Huzel- Jensen, president of the ),er parents, Mr., and) Mis. Hau- Imlue nresided. l'luns for tne mont. of Haines. Klsle linker, serrlng of moved out' to tho ranch on Wolf creek. Mrs. Walter McOrath wns a Bakr er visitor Tuesduy." Moving Picture Aviator Missing In North Wastes 1W Jhe general assemhlv,ot: 11127 to l juninpnds ln;ndilltltm'lo Ilia Hearts rfrepare a illiui fni-'reriii'mlnK in orlKlttnlly named and glvo North management of Hie seinlnary. Thu 'a ,.iolci( among the entire three., suggestion of a majority' of this Sollli,'a )iftnd Is so sliong that It is committee for unifying the eoinrtil llnaHii,i o oilier lild will be liinde, I will he presented to bis year's as-!,,,i in that citso bo' Is belter. off 'jHombly, , , inlaying a tlireu-honor suit' thun tt A minority report wiitlen by ; two-honor sull. Tho only dunger 1'resldsnt 10. D. Warfiohl ot Wilson . involved in bidding a Heart first Is college,. ChaniliersliurK, I'u. ap- Uhut lilamnnds may bo adversely 'lilovetl the single hoard idea, but Ibid Instead of the expected Club. ilnstsui, on limiting 1'reslilent 8lo- Un that case South would have to veiwun's duties to presiding over pass, risk n ISO l rump . wun a the faculty. Tho majority report worthless singleton, or bid Spades proposes that tho president ot tho hfler llenrls which would bo awk semlnary be Its chief executive dt-j'"rd. Hut the chance of an nd Hce,... (erse Diamond bid is not so great -Two complaints against the New as to 'make the initial Heart in York i.reshvtery are expected to ho udvisnble, provided the partner be lodged with the general conference, r the cnlll.ro to iiuderslnnd tho One is based on the charge that meaning at - he subsequent lnfor- ,h Alt-I li,tbnt li'lleh Mllllli. I'U'l.'l iimuxii-. he could not ufflriu his faith In tho doctrye ot the virgin birth' Just he fore he became pastor ot the J'ark Avenue 'Presbytorain church. Mr .,nv rtnriinnr Fitch, a former C miuisier, tiim coillieei ton -college,' Nmihflelil, Minn., be fore his reception by tho rrosbj teiians. . ' A similar compiiiim ciuimen ...... No Trn,n wU p,.rri,,,t safety as the Hev. Carlos (1. Fuller, pastor of f)lr nH th(, , ,,,,,,,0,,,,'s ,. concerned. Simplicity and Smartness The Millinery Modes For Summer The first warm days of early summer will bring a strong demand for hats to ; match summer frocks. . We Have Them t in the most desirable styles and at prices that will interest you. . , .'. , $6.00 to $13.50 - :, PUTMAN'S Ready to' Wear and Millinery double: a clear ' 2. West sloul case 1n which the - Informntory . ,,,, hld two No Trumps. .t advautiigeous. 1 ' r r . Wt then, with comparntivn saie- doublo Is most advnutiig' 3. West should double. Th If is I onll-regutioiu.i. w,",t l! kn"w" n 11,0 "m""""a' Muir Cnnvp.tttion r . ... , i double." It temporarily misleads IflUSlV 1 VI IVVIIUVI ted with Uiii- .... ,...,,. ...... i... . m-Jt I tanas in meaioru Knst. Indicating , that West has Clubs, Spades und Hearts Instead of, as Is the case. Spades Hearts had Diamonds. West could lild a I'rtnnp swamped by adverse a New York city cnurcn, nnsworeu ))1t hB No "1 don t HtiowT wnen ne wus usseu whelhef -he accepted Ibo birth iissenli might be Clubs. Tho VII gill ,lm..in i.n ,H nilv.tntiiirn! If Knst octtli. Vt tni;v nfr,"'imv. four,', cn ids Injellher HpnileB. ihlyMn Siii,Fr:wii,'lwi Dr. W .: ol. ir,..niio, he' will'! bid ', Uiat ..suit- rnnA Ihl.iu- JfL. llft--fhe ltd nor Ht Jisseinniyiin Xllllt rriMicuu ur. v .1 - ir.n.la. lie 1 b d . I hut ,.Bll f ternnon seBsmn mm milv n- ..- v". .. n.,-u V l. i ihih',,r. fi.ii,!.,r ihe Hroad- ., .........'...., mi i,. routine business and an auto- nan it ukik,- itie ' MBDFORD, Ore., May 2.1 (AP) Tho' annual' convention of the state muslo association olosotl hero last night with n bnntiuet given by servloS olttb's ot Modford. ' The af ternoon session was largely devoi- ohiiaren or Jienrord. ,' ; Jt was decided by the convention to name a committee of five later, ' to mnko ".a survey of the state, to ascertain whut each community ;la doing in the way of ! orchestras. . hands and choral societies. i e Kalph lloyt, David Campbell and Judge Kanzler,' all ot Portland, were appointed un. trustees of tha sick und death fund, ' . v. ' ' ' Judirlngby febent .eleoUona. ln Chicago und Seattle, It's neither a refreshmenls at this eetlng were also made. It was an nounced that the weetway ciud would meet this coming Friday with Mrs. Herman Ooeck. MENUS . i . 'i mm Lite (POWDER DOUBLE ACTION SamePrice FOR OVER JJyEARS V 25 ounces for 25 WHY PAY WAR PRICES T Our finvemment road blocking their wuy. The- scouts i'epi.rled Tour feet of snow nt Hie Anthony lake mid tho luke fro7.cn over. There wus too much snow-for them to try to clihib to, Lookout -station. , ' The service Astutlon nnd cump I grounds of 'Mlks Correll Is near completion. Tourisls will now find an up-lo-d:ile service slnllon nnd camp gronmls at North 1'owder. Mr. und Mrs. Irene Dlggs, of rortlnnd, Is visiting Mrs. Dlggs ., . w'ay l'resbyteiian cnurcn, new wlll be seeuinil. Yurk, sought to have Mr. Fuller ex- ' ciuW , will SEWARD, Alaska,' May 23 (AP) jamined by tho asHemhly Itself, bull IdeaT seems1 to ' jr Fast be long mobile tour of the Hogue Kivor vai- no iu ju" i "f rfB"--- bld that suit and ley, following a chorus by schooUot loose. , . . ' , ; ir Captain Jack I'.obertson of tho be failed when tho assembly re-, - Fox Film company, who has not ruseil lo near me evuienuo u,. ..... be.en heurd from since he flew on (ground thut It Is In effect an ap At'..ir 11 from Wiseman - toward : nellate court. Since then Vr. llu- Polnt Harrow with two planes, hffsichanan has circulated rcsnlutlons not returned by Kunduy, friends among churchmen asking for. the hcrowi!l urge tho dispatching ot disciplining of mo new loni pics- Announcements The l'ylhlnn Sisters of La Giundc will attend the district con vention at linhler, Hu'turday, May 2C. Officers would like to have us mnny fythlun Sisters and their husbunds as possible attend from l,a Orande. The business session will be held in the arternoon and In the evening the meeting will be open with an Interesting program and dancing. of 1'ortlan.l, accompunled the Dlggs i family and Is visiting friends here. Charlie-Walklns is a proud own er of a sedan bought through the linker guruge. Grandma Dale, of Washington. -Is vlslllng Mr. und Mis. Wlnilom Cnrnes. , AnnebeTl Tally resigned her po- sllion nl the Forrslrom home nnd Miss Anna Hobbs will fill her po sition. Mr. nnd Mrs. Waller MrOrnlh und Mrs. Christine, of Huker, mo tored to Wetser Sunday. Mrs. Huinbr relief exVedltionSto Investigate. .. There Is no radio communication bctwuen Seward and .Point Harrow. Nnvlgntlort will bo closed for Sev ern! wtyka. nnd overland -travel Is almost lilrpbsslblo. The planes worn equipped with wheels, not sklls, bytery for receiving- Mr. Fitch und Mr. Fuller In the ministry. . . I This year's general assembly, Hie 140th In the history of tho church,! will bo held ut the First I'reshy-i terluil church of Tulsu. Dr. Hubert H. Speer of New York, the nu.dern- nnd It wns thought possime inui nitor, will prpsldo at the opening ses- misnap micni iiiiv.' u.-umie.. . Hion and theix yield tne guvci u. ins landing In so snow nt Point Bar row. Pilot Kusacll H. Merrill nnd Noel Weln, who mude the trip with Robertson, nro both veteran Alas- successor, Among men mentioned for Hie ; office of moderator aro: Dr. "ii-l nam rnrani eonmeM, . lev.-n,,..., Ohio; J. Ambrose Dunkel, lmllnn nnolis. Indi; Frank C. McKean. Spo kane, WasM. und J. WilllHi.n Snillh, i Philadelphia. The prohibition administrator In Chicago has notified restaurant proprietors Hint the word 'brew v i " in signs Is-a-, violation of the Vol- If the, vogue of lllterail.,n c.,n: stead net. Now It he would Just tiilUtia, iferbert Hoover will ho our lell the heudllne writers, nuiylw )'rK)dent; . Woodrow V ,llon. we'd have fewer M -those heuds ttulvln ; Coollilgo, , Herbert Hoover idge nnd fnmlly have Istarllng with "Storin-Urcws." jncie you a.o, . . - OUT OUR WAY By, Williams By SIslw Mary HltKAKFAST Shredded fresh pineupplc, brenkfnst splnuch und bacon, bran and ruisin niuiuns, milk, coffee. l.l'NCHKON naked new cab bage, beet and egg sulod, orange gelatine with sliced hununus, milk! ten. - ' J11NNKR Hot veal loaf, creamed potatoes, buttered string beuns. carrot and romnlne sala.l, almond ire cream, sponge cake, milk, coffee. Very often a tomato or celery sauce adds much to a hot meat loaf. Many men seem to think meat loaves rather dry ond taste less hut the sauce wlll correct this fault. A quick oven when the loaf is nut In us well as a thick coating of crumbs over the surface of the loaf tends to keep the loaf moist and tasty.. Almond Ice cream Is dellclously slmnlB and unusual. . 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Read the advertisements keep posted on what's new and best keep up to date Jr,'' f- fe- rsf TlsedllilliOHSOfPQHWbZ HZot the freeser.