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Saturday, Febmary 2, 1929. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER r4feBlSlllHBBBSiSSSlSSllBHISVB0JlflflfeBBSflBfltaMSBBSSMSSSSSSSBSSl jmp Fire Girls Elect Officers For Coming Year fio Wakclita Camp -Kir? (firls iti the home of their guardian. May Dunn, lust night for elec of officers and other business. ho following were elected: pres- Murlcl Webb; vice preslden. Ha Asllu: secretary-treusurer. rino Edward; scribe, Ituth Lrd. bins were made for a cundy und lifter sale. Miss Blanche May a talk on Camp Fire work, rest of the evening was spent lng frames. The next meeting ; be held Friday, Feb. 8. . vurh-ty of pluns were discussed . business transacted at the tliiK of the Sacajuwea Camp I Girls yesterday afternoon, fence Hicks explained the hod of winning birthday lion Ifor 1929. Kuch girl wishing to the honor must plant a flower Jen in a public place and must e a potted plant or somo other rr iii bloom by Easter. fo following girls received hon- for Knowledge of symbols: Nu- h Kbcrt, Florence Hicks, Myr- Schultz. Jean French. Helen plies, Kdna Jensen, Katie Kell-: llturbura and Juanlta Htltzlnger. !rs. Lelf H. Awes announced the ing of Miss Janet McKcllar. anal field worker for the Camp Gills, who will be In Lxi jnde next week. She urged the to attend the meetings ache-i-il for them with Miss McKell- i Yaffles and cocoa wero served, rtle Hchultx and Kutlo Keller ile the waffles to achieve pari of .honor to go towards the. rank of i maker. Edna Jensen served i cocoa nnd ltarbuia Stltzlnger ited on tubk group of .advanced freshmen In of the Associated Girl stil ts of Ja Grande High school rtained with a program in the hy hall at 3 o'clock yesterday moon. solo dance by Peggy Bohnen p whs the first number and followed by piano solos given (Alice Milne, Mario Klobcrg und Imra Pldeoek. reading, "An Accommodating le Sister" fly Wilma Hansel a talk by Joan IMdcoek son Freshman's Impression of A. Tv". were oilier numbers. letter was read" by Lenore dloy from a Duluth, Minn., l school girl. skit Illustrating the "tllg and lo Sister" idea was participated y Mildred , ..ButcJier 4 Mildred dell- .itwtif-MeCptfh nml -Clanr- ghenower. " v. n announcement wasj made of fit-fit, all high school paper Is sued yesterday under the sponsor ship of the A. G. The paper consist of a two-page mimeo graphed sheet. Mrs. W. D. Vaughn Entertains Club Tho Kriduy Uridgu club met yes terday ut the home of Airs. W. 1J. Teachers Honor School Board At s Evening Banquet More thun 100 persons were In utlendance ut the banquet and proKrum ifiven lust nlsht nt the Sacnjawea Inn by tho La Grande Classroom Teachers association In honor of tho school board und Mr. und Mrs. K. A. Bayro and Mr. und Mrs. Hurry Wllliuins. Miss Kffie Hnyder was chairman of the sociul coimlilttce for the evcnlnir und wus ussisted by Miss Ann Arnoldus. VuUKhn ut 802 KprlliK street. Thrco! Miss Nlnu Kuine, Miss Ituth (Jut - tubles were ut play, Mra., Fogle rick, and Miss Borah Wllllumson. received first prize for high scois Mrs. lleutrlce Young presided ut uud Mis. Guye reueived second. the business meeting. Mrs. K. U. j'l'owicr guve a report of the teuch- In spite of snowy weuther ulljers' convention held In Portland members of the 1-uckj Doien club were present ut tho meeting held yesterday afternoon ut the home of Mrs. C. II. Griffin ut 3U3 Muln street. A radio prgrain wus a feuturo of the afternoon. The hostess nerved, delightful refreshment!!. The next meeting of tho club will be held Feb. 16 with Mrs. Fred Smith us hostess. The Hoot Owl llrtdgc club wus entertained lust night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hay llrown at 1002 Alder street. Three tubles were lit piny during the evening. Mrs. llluko Shield and Hoy Cameron received high score prizes and consolations went to Mrs. Orvlllo Wright und Georg'! Joliunson. Mm. Nolun Skiff re ceived guest prize. Tuesday Wedding Announced loday News othe Chutchps Dr. Lewis Is To Speak Here On Sunday Morning j WINNOWINGS Vespers will be sung by the vest ed lloys' choir In tho Kplseopul church Sunday evening ut 6 p. in. Norman Sting wilt sing a vocal .solo. The choir has been trained Sneeial Profram Arraner ed at First M. E. Church hby. .Pastor Will Speak in the Evening . during the Christmas holiduys. W. W. Nusbuum was loaatmasl- er for the evening.- Clever stunts were given by euclt of the Lu Giundo schools. A Musicul Troop from Vlennu," wus the title of a skit given uy Central school. It wus participat ed in by all members of the school. Valentino Greetings," wus giv en by Greenwood school. The per formers were: Nell Thacker. who sung, "Sweetest story liver toiu ; Vina Conley und Mrs. K. u. Tow ler. . Icr. Mrs. l)a I las Green w us uccom puniest. ltlverla school entertained with "IM'ofessor Allblltgone's class In Orthogmpliy and Kuturlstlo Spell ing." Clyde Moore, Myrtle Hoyt. Nina Kane. Herbert livuns, Klor ence Smith, Mrs. Lilly Netll, Huth llrown und lleutrlce Wardell took part In It. Mrs. lleutrlce Young told the story of Jack the Glunt Killer us It was dramatized to music by Mr.j Mel. In Mm Yminc. Ktieen More- Coming us a surprise to their . k ' . jones. Mr. Kvciyn muny friends Is the announcement! H,nnett un(, SuPa, Williamson, of the iniirrlugo of Mrs. I.ydla.,.,,. ,, Willow Bcl,ool stunt. Mulkey und George A. Gledhlll ..Tho 0u.mmll Quarter in La which took place Tuesduy evening,,-, , d ,. cleverly acted out by Jan. S9. at 8 o'clock ut the home Arnolll arulnnp. Alice Kllppel, of the bride, at 1814 Kast l'ennsyl- ,.thv. ....... Gonevlevo Hunna. vuniu avenue. . . Am Ainoliliis. !: lea nolo Glass. The Hev. H. I. l'ulnum. Christ- .,,, n.-..lmm was nccomuunlst. iun minister, officiated ut the ring i raUlcrlni. Farlain gave a ltusslan ceremony'. i I dunce. The only gueslR present were) Keature dances were given- by Mr. and Mrs. Jack II. Uimb an,i,june slunst. nd Gullda Ashby. daughters, Vunltu and loreta Ann, 1 nnd Mrs. A. O. Berry and baby, Members of the Marytha Sun Thcone. Mrs. I,umb Is a daughter (,( gchoo t.Ula of thn Methodist of the bride. - . I Kplscopnl church are plunnlng for mr. ami mrs. uieamii aru wiueiy nn nler(,8tliB meeting tomorrow known In this city. Mrs. Gledhlll , mornl n(r. n,.. i,tu n,.a Lewis, re hus lived hero for the lust 16 yeurs. ,..., ,iMHin,,i v from Chlnu. will Mr. Gledhlll Is associated with Joo'B1(,uk dur,nB tle Sunday school Juennuiiii ill ine luiiuriiiK unl n ihour at their shop on Jerrerson street. Thc Marytha class has been re- . , , 'organized und all members ure urg Tho officers .of the Women ! tQ llu,ni) tonlorraw ttnd find Iienent Association will nom a, . , , ., ,, on for ihe A four-county convention wilt open at the Chrlstiun church on Monday ovening und continue Tues day, closing In the evening fol lowing an uddress by c V. Swun-der. meeung monuay evening hi. ' ". membership contest. O ITIUL'K Ul Lite I1UIIIU Ul itl l a. uni- land. Plans will bo mude for Ihe visit of the supremo physician. Jr. Heynolds. of rortlund, and for the S9'llttii i iu.;ior hour following, the'meet-. Ing of the lodge the third Kriduy of the month, . v An especially interesting nieeling of the Iji Grande Neighborhood club is being planned for Ttlcsiluy" when Mrs. K, I'. Mossmau will give an Illustrated lulk on "Art In Ore gon Gardens." Klfty colored slides to be used In l.a Granite through the courtesy of the Portland Ourd ell elllh will lie used by Mrs. Mohs niun. The slides uro said to be very beautiful nnd will be thoroughly enjoye-1 by all art lovvrs. The pic tures show pools, rockeries . mid some of Portland's finest gardens. The ulternoon's program will be opened Willi the song. "Oh. Ileuutl j fill for Spacious Skies." A piano Isolo. "Kuatle or Spring", by Sindlng will be played by Miss Kdnu Tow cry. I Mrs. Kloyd Sherwood will sing a group of vocal iKimbers including, "It Isn't Halnlng llaln to Me"; "An Old Cushioned Garden": und "Thank God for a Garden. ", I A reading, "God is Near" will be given by Mrs. George Mllrnle. I The singing or the national nn tiieln by the entire uudienre will also be a feature of tho day. The Pythian Sisters met last night for regular business. Mrs. ill...... um.u ii,.,tnlll uluilr- gm.fnrA,,,T"","T!i'.e el who ure Interested are urged to bu present at the meeting Monday. : ..The Women of the Eastern Oregon Light & Power Company will serve waffles and coffee at the Company's office, 105 ' Elm Street, on Monday afternoon, February 4th, from two to five. The public is cordially invited. Snow Scenes Snow Pictures Eastman Films Our Photo Finishing are a combination that works for best results. Be sure to return us your films for developing and printing. ' . RED CROSS DRUG STORE Phone Main 4. SPECIAL t IMPORTED CASTILE SOAP IVi lb. bars for 59c An unexcelled soap for use whenever fine soap is needed. Splendid for sham pooing. Get a bar today at this special bargain price. MOON DRUG CO. (Agents for the Owl Drug Co.) Om of tho most Interesting churoti programs to bo Riven In la Gmndo tomorrow will take pluco At tho Klrst Methodist Kptecopul church during thn morning worship hour when lr. Ida Ho Ile UswIh, of Hwa Nun cotlece, Fouchow, Chlnu, will be tho Hpeuker. l.a Grande Is fortunato to have her, appear in this city. It in said. Shu happened to atop here for a visited with two friends and con sented to talk. - She is a daughter of tho luto Hl flhop M. 8. Lewis and la homo on sick leavo following an almost fatal illness from typhoid. She will re turn to China in August to continue her work. Dr. Lewis writes und speaks with great authority on present China problems and has won much fame as a speaker. She has been visit ing colleges In the Northwest for six weeks and now has a six-month dating In the middle west. . The M. K. church services for tomorrow follow: Church school at 9:45 o'clock. Ttcgulur morning servico at 11 o'clock. Dr. -Ida Belle Lewis, of Hwa Nun college Kochow, China, will bo tho speakor. Dr. Lewis is rated as one of the most eloquent speakers among tho women of the Methodist church and will spcuk on a very timely subject 'China." Special musical numbers will in clude an anthem "Gracious Is The Lord." A. Whiting, by the chorus choir, directed by v. W. Nusbaum, musical director of the church. Kp worth League at six o'clock. The leader of the lesson Is Miss I .a Velio Klrhey and of the devo tlons Is Vernon Patten. Evening service at 7:80 o'clock. The pustor will have for his sub Ject "Words Of The Wise" being a report of the district conference and Institute which he has been attending this week at Meridian, Idaho. First Clmrch of Clirirt, Scientist Services will be held tomorrow morning at II o'clock at Klrst Church of Christ, Scientist, corner of Klrst and Washington. Tho sub' Ject will be "Love." Golden text: I'HUlms 145:9. The Lord is good to all: and his tender mercies ure over ull his works. " Sundiiy sen o 61 Is "held "fcvery ;'Btin doy.,inoruing nt J:45 ij'cUicK j-V.Tj Meetings nro held each weunos day night at 8 o'clock which In clude, testimonies of healing. The reading room in the West Jacobson building Is open every day except Sundays and holiduys from 12 to 4:30 o'clock. Ion Knglisli Lutheran Church Following the Sunday school the I ntermedlate and J un lor leagues will incut. Thc Intermediates will consider the. subject, "Friendships that Muku und llrnuk." Tho morning worship begins ut 11 o'clock, when the pastor will preach on (ho subject, "Sowing the Seed." Tho choir will sing the anthem, "O Lord, How Manifold arc Thy Works." First rrcwbyterlnti Church The Triad choir, Mrs. Alfred I. UlchardKon. director, will alng the anthem "King of Kings" by Hurry Itowu Shelly, at the morning ser vice. Mrs. Hurley Htchurdson will preshln at the organ console. Tho pastor the Hev. J. George Waist, will bring a message on "Christ the Living Stone." 'At 7:30 In tho even ing, tho pustor will speuk on "A True Commencement." The Sunday lliblc School ut 0:45. Junior Christian Endeavor at 11 in tho Sunduy School annex. Other C. Is. department will meet In thc church ut 0:30 1 la lit 1st Church Sunduy at 11 a. in. tho pUHtor, tho Hev. F. O. Hess, will continue the subject "The-Witnessing Spirit." The regular monthly communion services will bo held. . In the evening ut n:30, the H. Y. P. V. meets, und at 7:30, the puslor wlll bring an evangelistic message. CI 1 1 in -h of Gotl Services at tho Church of God for Sunday follow: Sunday school at J 10 u. in., preaching service nt II a. in., sub ject "Keep Your Heurt," by Mrs. Ah rend t. Evening sermon at 7:30 o'clock by thc Itev. C, Plummcr KpiM.'ojMil Cluin.ii Choral celebration of thc holy communion will take place ut II a. in. ut thc St. Peter's Kplscopnl church, following holy eucharlsl ut H und church school ut 9:45 a, Tho . morning sermon will be "Christian lnflrmlth'S." Mrs. H. N. Afthby. at the con sole, will play: prelude "liomanzc" by Hvandsen. offcrtolrc "Song Without Words" by Kngclman, and postludc "Festival March" by Wfinian, Wayfarers' Guild iiieetx ut 5:45 p. m, und ut & o'clock Die Hoys' choir will sing a vesper service, The sermon will ho "Hearers of the Word" and Norman Sting will sing "licside HUM Waters by Ham lin. ClirlMian Cltunii Service at thc 'Central Church of Christ for Sunday aru us fol lows: Hilda school 9:45 a. m. . Morning worship II a. m. Ser mon: "What la Grande Needs." Christian Endeavor 6:30 p. m. Evangelistic service 7:3 p. rn. . Song sjcrviro assisted by Young People s choir. Sermon: "The Pearl of Great Price." Thw average wind vHoclty In ! -" " I Phflad lphin is said to be tn mile' What has become of the old Jn hour. Not the political wind, fhlond UuhtiMa man whotti hovr. ,iii:i' vt?' p-ut "ou th bool; ' Tho Triad choir will sing during the morning service at tho Pres byterian church. Tho anthem the choir will render Is "King of Kings." Tho ndjourned parish meeting will bo held on Monday evening, ut 7:80 o'clock, ut tho Episcopal church. r With Dr. Ida. Hello Lewis, of 'oochow, Chlnu, to speak, a very largo attendance Is expected Sun day morning ut 11 o'clock ut tho M. E. church. LA GKAN'OK CIUJKCII , D1KKOTOKY Methodist Church South, Fir and U streots. English Lutheran church, M ave nuo between Fourth and Third streets. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints tubernuclo, First Ward, O avenue between Fourth und Fifth streets. La Grande Second Ward (U D, 8.) chapel, corner Fir street aua Y ave nuo, St. Peloi's Eplscopnl church, cor ner O avenuo and Fourth street. Seven Day Advontlsts church, corner M avenuo uud' Fifth street. First Presbyturlun ohurch, cor ner Slxtli atrcot and Washington avenue. , New Betty Baxley HOME FROCKS Mhny new styles to select from, Priced $195 : .f - PUTMAN'S La Grande Exclusive Ready-to-Wear and Millinery : t"; First und Crook st routs. Llghlhouso Gospol Mission, 1G02 Jefferson uvenuo, Naxareno church, corner Y and North Illrch streets. Salvation Army Hull, 211 Fir street. ATHENS. (AP) Premier Venl elos war on banditry has produc ed Important results. . Olio outlaw leuder has been killed and a strong, bund driven to concealment . L HOME, ( AP) A throe-reel film j setting forth tho beauties of Home, 1 Including relics of. ihe undent era, il have been prepared by the muntuU-: imllly. The pictures will be shown ' outsldo Italy. First llaptist church, coiner Sixth street and Spring uvenuo. First Methodist Episcopal church, corner Spring avenuo and Fourth street. , . Central Church of Christ, corner Seventh atreot and Pennsylvania ', avenue. i Church of God chapel, corner X avenuo and Spruco street. Church of Our Lady of tho Vat ley (Catholic), corner Fourth street und L avenuo. First Church of Christ, Scientist, corner First street and Washing- AiiuiHicrs irom L iuon ami wai- ton uvenuo. Iowa counties attended the West ern district conference und insti tute of tho Methodist Episcopal church held in Meridian, Ida., Jan. 30. 31 and Feb. 1. of this week. Tho Hev. Vernon E. Hall, pastor of ; tho First Methodist church in I -a Grande, left for tho Idaho city. Wednesday. Tho Hev. H. I. Han sen, pastor of tho Island City church, and tho Hev. N, E. Her 8 hey, pustor of the Wallowa Meth-' odlst church, are also attending tho , conference. I Four members' of tho national headquarters stuff of the church participated in tho program. ' Among tho speakers were Dr. Harry H. Hnmilton, district super intendent; Dr. M. A. Dumber and G. H. Dean, of the board of homo missions: Dr. Kalph Ward; Dr. J. H. Hawk, Sunday School publlca- , tlons; Dr. Edward Lnlrd Mills, editor of the Pacific Chrlstiun Ad vocate; Dr. C, W. Tenney, presl-. dent of Gooding college, Idaho. : Lano Community cnupol, corner The Women of Mooseheatt Leg Ion hHd Installation of officers re cently Willi Ihe following Installed: Mrs. Kellogg, senior regent; Mrs. i till Icy. Junior regent; Mrs. A. N. Mayvllle, past senior regent; Mr. Nnrrls, chaplain; Mrs. Hurt, outer sentinel; Mrs. Provost, arges: Mrs. Itrunnon. guide; Mrs. S. Hclvi-y, as sistant guide; pianist, Mrs. Whinl frd Cass. Mrs. Mayvllle was presented with a past senior regent's pin In recog nition of hrr services to tho or der. A pot lurk supper, was served with the -men of Moose lodge as guests. ( Announcements i Th Art Research class will mei't at the home of Mrs. A. T. HIM Monday afternoon at 2:15 o'clock. Mrs. Hill will be In charge of the program. Thc regular meeting of the Voting Women's Educational aux iliary which was to have iM'cn held on n't Tuesday, Feb. 5, has been J postponed for one week, on oc I count of the fact that the members or this months commiuce live in the country and are snoW-bound. Churches of 4 Oregon Counties Will Meet Here A convention of Ihe ChrlHtliiu churches- of Multreur, 'lluker,..Wul- lwa itiid .yi.lJvivyoUilUeswill VJi'lfl In the Cend-ul Chun-h of . Christ- horo Monday evening nt . 7:30 o'clock, It Is announced by tho pas tor, tho Itev. It. L. Putnam. The convention will continue through Tuesday. The program for the two-day meeting follows: Monday 7:30 p. m. Song service und devo- tlonal. 8:00 p. m. Address "The Resto ration Movement," (I. L. Matlock, oT Halter. 1 8:3U p. m. "The Pentecost Move-' incut." Mr, Putnam, of i Jiit Grande, j TiifMluy, Feb. 5 10:00 a. m. Devotional led by C. J' Hwander, secretary of Oregon Christian Missionary convention, t of Portland. 10:30 a, m. Uepoiis of churches '! 11:15 u. in, "Evangelizing Ore gon' Geo. 11. Ellis, of Vale. Afternoon 1:35 p. m. Hlblo School Confer ence led by W. G. Moseley, North West secretary of HcIIhIouh Education Spokane, Wash, 2:35 p. m. -Tho Oregon Field, C. F. Swander. j 3:00 p. m. "The Great Commis- ' slon" i!5 mi n u to ud-' dresses. ! Evening 7:30 p, in. Devotlonul 8:00 p. m. "PenlecoHt and Mis sions," W. G. Moseley. 8:30 p. m. "Oregon's I 'u i t In the Restoration M o v e -incut," C. F, Swander. IBHIBBBBBBEB KHAUATOA IN Oit'ITlOV I HATAVIA. Dutch T-ist Indies. ! Feb. 2. fAP The Krakatoa vol j cano continues ncllve with numer ' ous eruptions in th lust 24 hours, j The edge of the crater on the east ern side has risen feet above j t level and tho northern edgo Is i becoming visible. Pretty Drapes , ...Just Back From the ' . IT'S almost impossi-' ble to clean drapes and curtains properly and thoroughly in your own home. We have thc most mod ern facilities in our plant for properly dry cleaning and ser vicing your favorite curtains . . and they'll' come back to y o u looking like new and in perfect condition. PIIONK MAIN Mi Standard Laundry S.V.E.C0. HOA Atlnmw Avp. firain Itiillillnc Innuidn, dm Nmv Volli fitiiuliiM l'liik & Whllu, llluo & WliMu. Yellow & Whlto I.IIU iiilr Ni'W Vullu Ctirtalns Whilo With OrunKv, llluo or lilnk flowers. ; DHo fl.lia Too Much Snow to Go Home for Lunch Iju tiramki mmiI( aren't luinl- -ly simwlMiiiiul hut Ifs too deep ami dlsagnHuhh fiH tiiosi IKMIph lO iMrflKT MUOIir ffttlllK homo for lunch wIh'ii they ouee get down town for work. Tho Kacajiiwm Is tlio natural mill Ideal pUuv to IuimIi under thorn (ireiimwtaiHVH tdtlMr I lie dining room or tho Coffee KImip provliliiig vaiiiil im'iius served ullh tho caro and ih'i-moiihI at Icuthm cluimctcriMtlc of ull Htw ajawMMi scrvht. A flno luncheon In tho Coffee Hbop ut 50c, Inn 11 i6ti rtli44.,k-. I UTAH ABERDEEN COAL Lowest in Ash Hiflunt In Ileal Ik-st for Furnace, Heater, Range and Stoker. Nut size .$12.00 per Ion Stove size $13.25 per ton Lump size $13.75 per ton Sawyer-Holmes Mercantile Co. Phone MAIN 17 II -s- J THE PERFECT FOOD For The Whole Family Nature has fjiven us this wonderful food a food that can he used by young and old, in sick ness and in health. But it must be pure milk to be safe. Our Pasteurized milk goes through a process that protects you and your family. It is recommended by most doctors and is used throughout the civilized world to ward off di sease. I' ..''.-, Our daiiy products, including both pasteuriz ed and puiified raw milk, are available at all dealers in La Grande. We maintain daily de livery routes to bring Blue Mountain Milk to your door. .; :t .i sf Blue Mountain Creamery Eat More Dairy; Products M-ilk Crtani Butter -- Ice Cream
