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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 5, 1928)
Friday," (MoIkh- 5, 1)2S. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Pajye Three ociErY News Tea Compliments j Visiting Teachers And .Mrs. Dunbar: The haiK'U't room of I h Sacu jlltttil luti mh th .Venc of it lif IlKlitlut tii Kivn hy the 1'nloii County J'ul.lie H-ulth asportation In honor of the visitini; learners in I. a r.iamh- y.st.-nlay afternoon with Mi'm. Haiilif Orr-I 'miliar, of Toi-Wmii!, a siM-i-ial tcm-st. Mini- lliali :.' att.-mlttl the ten aim hiK I he nflfrnoim. The two uihh-M wTf' attractive Avitli Kol.i iiml lawmlar flowers ami uohl (ytmll. Mih, II. A. Zurhrlth vim rhair ntau of tin- aflnrnrti.ni uml was as nImIciI hy Mrs., Colon hcrliurtl, Mrs. liohirt Kukin, Mrs, Knink Ualton. Mrs. chttrlfH Uoehm, Mrs. 'I'm Oliver, Mrs. Ki rl Spant h. Mrs. I-'. M. Appleby. Mis. Charhs l'lale. ami Mrs. J. W. Knowh-s. Poiirintf at tin luhlcs u.-rc Mrs. Ci-tirw T. Cmhran. Mrs.' Julia Holmes. Mis. I-:. 1'. Mossinan. Mrs. K.I KhMlr. ami Mrs. h.-rwoo(l Wil liams. .. rr.Te.lim? the tea XI is. Unnhar. who Is a representative of the Statu Ttihercnlosis assoriaiion, talked to the urunp uliu attemleil the annual nieciliiK of the. I nion County Health nssAeiation. Mrs. U. K. West. 'iihaver ami Mrs. liay Murphy were hostesses Weil llisilay ii iK til at a luvely dinner hri.le at the Sacajavvea Inn. Six teen tahh s were in play durhiff the pvt-nlntf.- They were most att rae lie Willi hiiu.puts of colorful fall flowers. ' .Mrs. l- it. Applehy was .winner of fir.si prize for hish score for wo men. Mrs. II. A. Xurhrick was awarded seenml prize and Mrs. Warren (iilhert received consoki limi, II. K. hlxnn reeoived first prize foriiien, J. J. c.u-r seeoiid and A. . HirtM'ii received eonsolat Ket atid Mrs. J. A. Vonilcrlh Ii, of I .u (irande. i I leeoi-ations which made the rooum altraelive Included dahlias and asters tu hrmlit colors. A pot lurk luncheon na served at o clock, after which the omen ipeui part of the alternoon tfwttiK on a ijiiilt to he donated tu a. iharity home. Accordion and violin solos hy Miss Louise Sum and Mrs. Womler lick were features of the delight ful program. A gilt shower was Riven for Mrs, Joe Tracy, of Ktgiu. The net meeting: of the club will he held at the home of Mrs. Charley Gulden on Washington uvenue. The first of a series of monthly teas sponsoiedhy the N'elnhhois of the Wuodnafl wna held Tuesday pifiht at uher liali w it h a larK group present to enjoy the program of daucimr. singing and instru mental nuiiihers. i at the meeting In the alsyieo of .Mrs. J. il. Iay, president. I ... : The Sons ami !aughter of l'n Ion VeteruiiK of the Civil War met ; Wednesday niKht with 1 4 in ul- tendance. A fife uml drum corps j was organized and part of the ; evening was spent in practice. The , local organisation Is said to he the only one of Its kind in the mate ,'uo.h u fife and druiu t-orptf. J-'ol-' lowing the hunem wclion, re- Trejihuienis were served. - j The Women's Missionary nocle . tieM of the (irumle Komlt Ihiptist association met ut Htlinen yrater i day afternoon. Ahuut Mi were In atieiidance. The leu who attended ' front La OnwuU follow: the Kev. uml Mrs. C. (). Hesu, Miss Kliicu- Im th Hess, Mrs. (Iratium. Mrs. Heil 'den, Mrs. Huinmelt, Mrs. C. K. HapM-rsett, Mrs. Shade, M rs. ; ItrigH and Mrs. Dierks, -Miss Hf'tw Kiive, u group of read- ings as part of the program, lie)) ,resentntlves from Cove, Milker and Haines were also present. N'ola Itu with some Millie.. in Charleston cock sang t Mos.hy entertained fancy dancing. Miss Hansen danced the and Miss Harhara 111 -and acted out 'Thal'.4 My Weakness Now," and other popular songs, Dorothy I'idcoek sang two vocal solos.. After refresh men us the evening was spent dancing. A meeting of the Tatapachon ramp fire gi-ls was held Wednes day night at the cluh room. After a short business meeting, n de light fill entertainment was given, sponsored hy I'aulim- La Kreiner ami Mary liantz. Jtefn-shmeniM w ere also served. The meet lug. was given' honoring Mrs. Hall, their new guardian. The Kw astlliu bridge cluh met 1 Wednesday night at the home of i Mr. and Mrs. William liable. Three tahh s w ere in play during the evening with first prize for high j score for women going to Mrs. j Herbert 1'attison and first for men f to Lowell Williamson. Following ; the curds, a two course luncheon1 was served. The next meeting of! the club will be held ut the home j at the Smith Motor company. tJKANC'K JIALL. (Special!.--In honor of Mrs. Hert tJiiner's brother-in-law, and sinter, Mr. uml Mis. lieorge llrinkle. Mr. and Mrs. (Jrelner eiilet tulne.l the members of the Frank Wright family 1-Yt.lay evening at it seven o'clock dinner at their home. M r. atld M t Itrinkle, who teshle in Grunts I'.iss Ispenl a few daw of :asl week Os HthiK feiutives and friends m the I valb-y and in La Crande. Mrs. ; ltrlnkle hiih lot mei ly Miss Hazel Wright, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. j Frank Wright, of near Alicel. Af ter dinner an enjoyable social lime I was spent visiting. Il had been i two and ti half years since Mrs. Itrinklo had visited with lor faml- jlv. I o j Those present at tne reunion be- ! sides the honor guests w : -Mrs. Mirinda Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wright am) daughter, Dean. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Wright and son Irvlp. and Mi', and Mih. Will iam Heivey and daughter. M;iim-. 1 'OX DOS A, Ore.. (Special). Honoring her daughter. Carmen, on her sixth birthday, Mrs. -Henry Maxflchl enlertatned I ? of Car men's friends at a pari y at her houif Wednesday afternoon, dames were played he lore the youngsters sat dow n to refreshments at a tab!'- J w It h tt lovely birthday cii ke w ith i six lighted candles for u center 1 pitce. ! i i I'ONDliSA. tire. (SpectaO. T h Medical, Springs I'arent ' Teacher HHjioela t bill held its regil I lar meeting ut the uchool housi -Tuesday evening. uh Murte Con ' logue was elected second vire presi dent uml Mrs. I.. W. Smith treasitr : er In the place of Mm. Frank Lar i Men w liu resigned. Announcements IM.J. VI-...II.,. .itnl nt It... l..llin. dlst chinch Is resuming weekly j leKson study and Sunday morning jut Hi o'clock Iho llev. Mr. Hall will lead the lesson disrusslnn. All ; members are urged to attend. MENUS hy KM'r Mary ltli I : A K I' A ST ( J ra pes. cerea 1 . cream. steamed spinach w tilt poached egg on toast, popovers, honey, milk, coiiee. M'Ni'llMoN-Fresh lima beans in cream, shredded cabbage and carrot salad, brow n bread, peach id' Mr. and Mrs. Walter" Nowlund. Miss Spencer And i Mr. Willcock Marry lajaBHBSHJEEESEaEEIiSlIBEKBBIBBlH! Stevens - Van Engelen Co. m fc Aittims Ave. ;race liulbllng m ; ramie, Ore. 1 ltns 1'iirl W'mil I Hion Si.es A to 17 yrs. M atlon. V-I-M Club Meets ' With Mrs. Stojke The V-I-M club met Wednesday 'nflernoon at the home of Mrs. F, Sto.ika on Oak. street, with 11 of tin members in attendance. CiueslH of the afternoon were Mi's. Henry Hug, of i:igin; Mrs. J. (1. Siitzin- Ladies Aid Meets At Tusserson Home TTie Uiverside I.jidies Aid met yeMerday afternoon at the home Of .jrs. K. Tllesseisnll Wtth mem bers of the aid and three guests in attendance. At the business meet ing it will; voted to finance the building of a cement sidewalk from the chapel to the walk ami to clean the chapel preparatory to the meeting of the Liveria I'aront Teacher associat ton there. Mrs. L. M. I.tipher, Vice president, presided OltAN'C.K HALL. (Spwlal). The First Methodist Fpiscopal church manse in I ,n t irande w as the scene of u wedding Monday af ternoon al I hree o'clock when Miss .1 uanila Spencer and ("a ude Willcock were- united In marriage, Hie Kev. Vernon Hall performing the ring ceremony. A small group of relative were present, Mrs. Willcock Is the daughter of M r. ami M i s. Charles i. Spencer, of I'nion comity ami has always made her home In the valley. She was graduated from the Lu (irande High school with the class of 'JS and w:is active In high school ac tivities. Mr, Willcock Is the son of Mr. and Mr. Fred Willcock, of La Orande. He is also a graduate of the La C'.rnnde High school, hav ing finished with the class of "26. The ouug couple will reside In La Orande where he is "employed u M 13 M H H m 1411.", Aihinis '. M.'M's All Vi..l I'nion :i.s sins Men's fit' 1 'r WiMll I ilinit M.ll.-i M'ii'n r,' , Wont 1'n'nMi SI. II'. M.'ll's Cull. .11 I'llioU IIS,- . SI .'JII - SI. Ill Kill' Hoys' .'ollim Ciliiin si.t-.s r. to Hi Itjimloni ; Ml .V II!.' itds' i :- ituiiiiiNi i iiioii Sizes II - III ym. mil- - Ti- - Kilt- HBBBBHRERHESSBEHaBBfflBBBBBBBHBS! -r sY fj 'yy Drastic Reductions on all Ieaters! Never before has it been possible to secure such nationally famous Heaters as the Monlag, Universal and Wesco at such extraordinary low prices. $59 Wesco Radium Heater S43.50 Nc'w Colonial design, with heavy polished steel body,' Duplex grates. As Illustrated Montag Wood Heater $19.75 Ideal for the small er home. Burns 18 in. cordwood and is nicely finished in plain nickle trim, at the new low price. As Illustrated down and you have a new heater. Pay the balance in convenient weekly or monthly installments. $65 Universal Ideal Heater $47.50 One of the most desir able heating stoes ever made. Handsome in 'ap pearance, guaran teed fuel saver. As Illustrated We also have a number of goo d used heaters which we offer at juices that spell real economy. Saturday Is The Last Day! Sale of Cold Seal Congoleum Rugs and the Edlow Spring Mattress Buy Now -- Save Now CARR FURNITURE CO., ,NC- Eastern Oregon's Largest Home Furnishers Come In and Hear the New Victor Records Released Monday MY ANliKI. ('I'lH'tni' ynm: of tlio motion piclin'o "Sir1 Aiif4i'l"l I'il"' iirt.iii anil C.iiltur OI'T Of Till': DAWN' lewe frawf.il'il HO MK li.-W SoMKUIIKlir. Willi (Wi-'ll Mi'l AK'iln) ' Thi-iiM' Koni,' ..I" 'I'lic lt'il linnro. NKAI'OI.ITAN' M: 1 ITS U'nltz Tlio Trnnli:iiloiii-n WHAT ll'YA SAY- l-'ox Trot HI.1'1-: SIIAIHIU'S- I'ov Ti'ol lolinny ll.-nnli'ii St-rpuniliTM i can t cm-: vnr anytiiinu ih't i.ovi:, iiaiiy! I MI-'ST IIAV1-: THAT MAN Or.-ii-o ll:ij-i KINfi VOK A DAY Ycii' iu-: a i:i:ai, svi:i:tiii;ai:t . Sam f'oslow ADLEIt'S MUSIC CO. "In With Newlins" Just When You Need Them Most New Arrival Coats To an already wonderfully assorted selection of Coats these latest arrivals have added new im portance in range of choice and EXTRA SPECIAL VALUES mm Blacks, 1) i' o w n s, tans, in finest lima d e loth type fabrics all richly furred. 3IJ5 You'll Sav Thcv Look $50 Sizes 11 to !0 . New Hats You'll find it a plea sure selecting your new hat here. Just to suit your type and in h a r m o n y with your costume. $5.95 to $14.95 Friendly Credit - Divided Payments . I Cinderella Frock Shop THE CINDERELLA FOR VALUES IIIIIIWIMIMIIIIM IIIIMMIIIIIIHIII I' III IB I 'II WW II 0 I mm "V riff ' wf. X' 'i PUTMAN'S Kail Fur Showing Held Until Saturday Evening, Oct. (J ' Features a splendid Selection of Fur Coats in Hudson Seal, Uluskral, Pauy, Japanese Mink, Caracul, I road tail Squirrel, Sea line and others, especially priced. Fur Chokers in Mink, Alaska, Stone and Japanese Marten, Foxes, in red, brown, beige, crass, platinum, white, black and silver. The quality and workmanship is of the highest and with that there- is combined an unusually low price. Here Are Just a Few of This Splendid Offering Marttern Muskrat Coat, ......:.....$195.00 Russian Tany Coat, Kalinsky Collar 195.00 Hudson Seal Coat, self trimmed 295.00 Caracul Coat, with Fox Collar 185.00 Sealine Coat, Self trimmed 125.00 Calf Leopard Coat, Seal Trimmed 125.00 Beige Caracul Coat : 295.00 And many others. Fur Scarfs from $29.50 up Suitable terms can be ar ranged for. NOTICE Expert information on your Repairing and Re modeling "ill he given to you gladly; Your inspection is invited. hliinr m.'itifci', milk, l;i. IiIN'NKlc f'hinkeil tuun, rii'-Inn kuIimI, miiii pk 1 it pic Thin phiiikiMl h i in ilinntr linrs etui hIIch of liiim lo iiilviintuuc 'riH'KO CM11H ltli' lIMUlllly l'SH ')M-Il- Hivi- thnn il "ci-nliT nil" ho t hfi i)ih Ii.'i.h tln vlrtm- of eronoiiiy 1(h Wfll 11. s hfiinty, I'lil nk fit 1 1 jiiii Hiltil, hft i rt poliil (i.-H, r;i ullf (iw tV, l!1l K (ill ill cIll'I'Kf. i flip niik'i r, 2 tiihl'-HpooDH hulliT. fiii li.'i m in ii('i'H otip-iinir ttifii thif'U, rut Hiifn iii in ai liifh ph-ff h, illHfnrillriK' Ihiiih ami loo in iifli int. Cover Willi fdld wiitttr, lirliiK to tli boiling poitiL ami dial ii. I tuli wit fi a inlxt uro of lirowii miikjiI' uml iiiustiiiii ntolst in (I with vliK uar u ml mrniiKf on a liot plunU. Hiirrounil wtth fiKhl hlllVi'M Of COOkl'l Hweel. p(jatom ultirmitltiK' with flowrrclli-M of rofikfit faiiltflowi-r. WprinUh- rjiull f lowt.-r villi ki at'-il c hi-i'Hi'. Hoi I MiiKaf with a fw t,'il)li-.s))ontiH wii(.-r lo inako u thick Klrup. Spn-ii'l ar h nwi-i-t poluto w it h Mirup u ut tint with hultfr. Hakn twi-iity itihiuli'X In a hot ovi-n anl M-rvf al onff. M ( HI l(l, MS H I I i; M Alt r AMSTKItDAM, ( Al') . -Allliiiiinti wan-Hy .Mm, into h;iM of coffff u r -f oiiHiiiiif yaiiy hy t he pi-nplf of Th NtliM((inlx, inoii than -'.mmi. (mmi fiil'-r Ihf rountiy, which h:in itrroim ono of the h-inllriK co(ft-f markf ti of i: in ope. Mimt of It roitii'M fiom .lava, Sutnatiii uml otlw-r N t Ihm lalHln f aslct n posm-h MioiiH, hut coffi-i Iroiji Itrall, fi-ii-tral Ann rii -a. In-lia, Aft ir,i ami Surinam iiNd Is hatxll-l. Kinty-rtvf iKiffn l-'ahrt-nhr-it h til'1 hl'-ul tc tup rdtun In (he huu' If tho ttir In kppt nioi.Ht hy krc)lnf t he wiirm nlr furpac, nitr pan lull. There is much imitation vanilla on the market. Watch for it. It has e loud and flashy taste. Good cooks demand the delicate, flowerlike flavor of pure vanilla -- Schilling's. rnllr 14 Splro.. V, H itiina t'ondi-r . Tfl
