La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 26, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday, Felir-nary 2ti, 11)29;' LA GRAN J)B'i3V'KKiNO0BSERVER -- V Society News Mrs. Richardson i Hostess to Club i At Sacajawea Inn Mth. J. T. Ku'lttmltion was hos KhU to nu'inhi'in uf tlit Momluy UriitK1 rlub yoHttnlny tit a I o'clock hiitlgtt luncheon ut the Rioiijuwon inn. . ' Mrs. A. T. Hill uh uwnnlcl rl ib priKo and guest prim, wt-nl lo Minn Maivurtrt Anson. TlnW hiWh wur Ut plu. ; The Mnthrra' 'Kclf Ctilluro club viih enliTtnlnfd yctttrnloy ufter noon ut the home of .Mih. Howard Miller who ivuh IiohU'nh. Dr. Mur. - it;ir4 InkIi' k:ivo an Intci-CHting talK pit "I'hyHical t'ulluru for Clti-lu," jtolntintc out that physical traintn from Infancy through adolfju-cnee, properly dlrcctiMl. n ncvvumivy for Ine heal growth and dm'olopnicnt. i ..." I Two wmlrilng unnlverwnilfs wcro 'nlt-hratcd yesterday afternoon iu a I ho Wakelltu HrldRp cluh met ul tilt home of Mth, Joel Hk-h ind ium. The celehraltonK worn hi hon or of Mrs. William MeC'Iur whoso yeddliiK took plaee 30 yenm uk today, and Mr. J. I., llrandt who wh married -5 vearn airo Kch. r The place. ' cards at lilt lahlo n ho ut which the -snest nut for a luncheon carried out the. bridal i uiMtif. t The cenlorpUce wuh a lnrg WHddUiR ,1'ake. - The honor ruchis . received many lovely anniversary 'M''f')uvlng the uftmfOrf cards wee Jd.nyeii at. the , ihrn table. . -Mrs. eiifure Clark and .ttH. Ibnndt were '.wh'ili;H of first umt ! necond ro WlHv!. ' V ' -.- - . - '- t j'lrft. Herbert PattiHon and '. Mi. ,1 .te H a n f o rd we ro h ost ommh u t a ' I'ellKhtfMl bridge l.incheon held , rcc.ently at the home of Ml. I'at A'tlHon nt 1I4 HIMh Htreet. .: Mr. rmiain Vllnon, Mm. rtmrteK Mill er u nil Miu lan Tunner were .win-ners-of first, second ami connota tion prlzf, rcNpeci Ively. Hix tables 'ivore at play. f V-'-; 'V ' - - ; , Silver Wedding' At Nelson Home Sunday i The re-cn:tci inent of.' a'.weddlnff which took place KW. ;24 lt4 at tlie home of the bride's father at Spring street In I,u CirunnV. wuh an 'event . of Sunday In - I -a Grande ut 60S N avenue wherf'Mr. and. Mrs. A. P. Nelson, who were -' married 25 yeiin? ago, prlebnitei thelr wedding anniversary. The rooms of the Nidson home were decorated .with rut 'flowers. Ih Ihft ciii'ner was decorated lattic work with swinging Rates, inter twined with flowers nnd'Rreenery. A lui'R( white hi'll hung. above and In-front or the Rate. . Pndcr this the bridal party stood. Mrs. Nelson wore n white organ die dress made in the same slyic OA the one siio wore 25 yi-ars ago. Hhe currii'd a large bouquet of pink roses, and pink and white, sweet peas. Her oldest daughter, Ili-rlha, wan brideMiiaid. She wore a white organdie dress. It was the name kind which the original bridesmaid yore. MIks Nelson carried a bou quet of pink and white carnations. The best man was Arthur Murray, Of linker. rThe Itev. It. U Putnam perform ed t.he i lng ceremony. The wed (Jlng riiiR wius set with one diamond for each five, years. Miss Kloreiieo Nelson, daughter of Mr. mid .Mrs. lyelson, played the wedding march. At the end of the ceremony the MM-ldo and bridegroom" were showered with rice and receive I the felicitations of the friends nnJ relatives present. The bridal bou quet was caught by Krnest Oliver. : After lhe weddlnR n Infonn.tl rr-ceplion vnn held when Ice cream Und u lovely wedding cake wer. enjoyed. The cake was baked by Mr. and Mrs. Nelson's three daugh ters, Hertha, Florence and Marian. The honor guests received silver girts from their friends in recogni tion of the occasion. . J The only person present at the relebralion Sunday who was also a member of the original wed ding party was Mrs. C L. Thoin, of this city. At 7 o'clock Sunday evening, Misses Hertha, Florence and Mari an Nelson, entertained members of the family and Mrs, Susan Iturnctt, of I.a Grande, and Arthur Muriay, of Halter, with a delightful Ihren course dinner. In honor of the oc casion. The Supreme Forest Woodmen rhvlo lodge met last night nt 7:3" (C i the camp fire room of the Luth eran church. ; The women's vtdley hall team, whb h won the last series of game: was hole-.ss to the losing team at h bantiuet held lust night in the main dining room of the l& Grande ho tel. After dinner bridge -was piny vir with Mrs. C H. Oevlne winning iiigl; score priae. . :t ' ' .' ' Those' in attendance !were;. Mrs, Otive Kennedy, Mts.--Nellle lliwn. baupi, Mrs. Floyd Gaines. Min, lhnns.Mrs. Jtcchllh, Mm Altu WH liamit, Mrs. May Oesllct. Mrs. I. H. i vine. Mrs. Shetton, Mrs. Car rie Neal, Mrs. MHacler, Mrs. Mosby, Msi Goie, Mm. Iteatiice Snod grass. Charles IH-vlne Sr. and Cliar lej; Pevinc Jr. . . ' l.Mimi:i.l-V that typlih-s the modern mode has a carved wooden flsh a haudUu. Announcements o'clock at Moose hall with Laura Oliver, Rtiurdhm, preslliiig. Sev eral applications were voted on for new menJiers. Although the lodgo Is new in l-n Grande, interest In membership las beeii e-vidonced in the fact that every meeting night applications are entered, H wu pointed out. A program was held , following the business meeting. For the first guessing contt Mrs. Kthel Kilinv and Mrs. Anna Ferree lied with the prize going to Mrs. I-Vrrce ntt the result of u drawing. Mrs, Ithoda Fay received consolation prize. For the second contest, Mrs. .n;ira Oliver received first prlxe and Mrs. Laura Splker was awarded conso lation. . Itefi-eshments were served. The next meeting will be In the form of a silver tea to be held March It at M rs. 0 1 i ver's horn e with M rs. Oliver und Mrs. Fay hostesses. Six Karnjawca Camp Fire girls received nature lore honors yester day for the identification of 20 birds from pictures. The girls were: Kdna Jennen. Helen Hue-hen. j J uu n i t a und 1 1 a rl a ra St 1 1 ssi nger. iJean French ami Myrtle Schultz. j The giijw met yesterday after noon' at the home of Mrs. Leif H. Awes. U was announced that meet 'ings from now on, will in held in A dance for nil members of the Moose lodge. their families an 1 frit nds, will bo held Wednesday night at the Moose Temple The Island city Ladles Aid will hold an all-day meeting Thursday with Mis. Milo Hloklaud. ' - - ( The Order of Kaste"n Slar wl!l meet tomorrow' .night, for a social evening and program. UNION EDITOR ON HIS 76TH YEAR (He's Been Married Three Times, Divorced Once; Bqt It's All Right! George Scibird in G o o d Health; Takes Intei'est in Outdoor Sports lly V. V. mnor ' (Obseivei Corespondent) I'NION, Ore.,- (Special) George Scihlnl, editor and owner of Union's local newspaper, The Weekly He publlcan, ceb'hrated tils 75th birth day anniversary Wednesday Feb ruary a. und reversi-d the usual order of procedure, by presenting birthday cakes Instead of receiv ing them. Knch member of his oi'Nco force waj remembered! with such a gift. Although past his three, score and ten years Mr. 8cl blrd Is appun-iilly in robust health and takes quite an Interest in out door sports, being very fond of rhling lioresback. Wednesday evening of last week; the play, "An Old-Fnshio4iea Mother" which the. Woman's club staged here in Cnlon a short time ago, was taken to North Powder j t or a second production. The play :. wits well attended and thoroughly enjoyed by the. PowderitcH. The I'nion hand accompanied the troupe und furnished music be tween nets. Malcolm Conner gave a tap dance, Johnny Geertsen sail "Sunny Hoy" und Loiiene Hutch inson put on a c lassie danco as special number during the even- 1 4ng. . 1111 111 111 1,11 mmmmmmmmmmm . ,vt.1) , , yyix mmmimmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm , CENTEMERI KID GLOVES 4 in the newiest shades and styles 92.05 $3.95 94.95 PUTMAN S La Grande Exclusive Ready-to-Wear and Millinery t Funeral for HU Ltj ' A Hebrew merchanl In Umlnws had it lex uiupulated. Jewish rites reiiuiretl eucli part of the body to bo Interred. When the man recov eied the funeral d l;n imput:ite(l lc;i was carried out wilh the com ph'to ceriMiitiiiial. A similar Inci dent occurred nt IliKlupesl in lllj-l A mail tiaiued Leopold Haas hurled iMith les. When he died two yeniv Inler Hie le Ikhics were ehunied nnd buried with the remainder ul his body. , . . Why smlln in such :i cusinm? Man doesn't Utmu enough to call it Irivial or linptir lant. Cupper's Weekly., Through a GUs Darkly I have read or a glass l:ep( In mi Idol temple in Smyrna thai would make beautiful things uppenr de formed, nnd deformed thlnx ap pear henutlftil; en run i sense Is such n glass to wicked men. It makes heavenly Hi In;: which mv beautiful In appear defotined, and earihly Ihltil' whh h tire deformed to n penr hejiiitiful. ()!io Stale Jour mil. Louis: L. Post and wire No. S, whom he married as "Ilert Utissell" at South I lend. Wash. It was a Miieer tangle, bill the bigamy ehatge hat. been dropped, and post plans a' second wedding tq (his ; wife under his true name.'' .." (iy Ni:. Service) ' j lieitKleHammond Uussell of South SANTA' IIOSA. Cal., Feb. in 'lleml, Wash., as the "Hert HusHell " Touis Post has Iiacu wedded three ! she married in October.1. - . times, has divOived hut once, nil three "wives" are living. and was filed against him here, he has escaped prosectution , through Cnder the direction of Supt. Uoy Conklln. local manager for the basketball tournament' to be held hei-e this week, practically all ar rangements have been ' made for the event. . The extra seating at the 8U.ftnKe marital tangle. gym Is rinisiied. uckcis are ueing , Isold, nnd the Cnlon High school Shortly- after Post was arrested student body Is planning to do all -here on charges of failure to pro- in their power to muke the visit vide" fur ihe minor child or Mrs. of tho competing teams pleasant, Norn JC, Post, whom he married In Neither wife would sign n com plaint. The district attorney finally dismissed the caso because records Miit although n bigamy charge i mun.1(.(V ft KreHno wo. man in 11H9, and was still her him Pen rallies and discussions oil. proper Mportsnmnshlp have been in' order during the past week. Local schools will he closed during the time tho games are being played so the high school students and grade pupils tuny all have uu op portunity to see the playing. . Visitors from the flats and small er valleys adjacent to the Grande Itonde valley who have been com ing Into Cnlon lately, report the snow deep in the hills nnd truvel very difficult, 15. F. Renter and his son, Henry,, made U trip lo Huld mountain last week and came down on skiis most I of the. way. They .report uuout j four feet of snow on the mountain. .JiL PoHt was identified by Mrs, i perfectly tegnU; band when he married In 19X1. In l27 wife No, 1 divorced him. Therefore, from a legal standpoint, wife No. t was legally divorced, jwifu No. i had no legul status uu n wite. ami tne intra , marriage wan students and a few, ol her Invited Quests. - According to n report sent In to the Republican by a resident of that section, the region along Cath erine about eight miles from Pnlon has become the winter feeding ground for nearly son deer. The animals are apparently In tine condition. Continued freezing' caused by tho froHt in the ground has made t practically Impossible to keep nil the water pipes- open, ' especially where they are under tho pave ment, ami several families are still -tii mi II nil In on i'iu t lnll Wi I tip Chm-nre Itc-wall. who wuh rt- flvm nHK,)01.R Klwtrtc ihaKl.n S.V.E.Co. Ijl flrnnrt'. Or.v. fjrnri. Ht'le. New Spring Hats In every style .if f e.e i e rt iy -hlc wonn-n 1 1 1 - m a - t sliailes. Kin. quality felt. Only $3.95 Silk Hosiery Full f:illlon.M pure flilk chil fon and serv tee wclRht Many silk I' top. - 98 , Mrs. Coolidg'e Does Some Decorating 1 cently put In chunto o. rura tension work for the Faster:! Oi-e-j gon Light and Power Co., is In jcorvnllis where he witl take n Ppc-' jeial course in el-etricity for rural service. Mr. Hose wall, i Pnion hoy and still ' malt place ItUiJiOihf, .office clerk for the cytLjiany. Mil who jis a lakes 'thiit urn still being used where tho dlf fioulty is between the houses und tho curb. Pnion's plumbers have also been doing similar work In t'QVo, where the mains have beer. froaonV- , win rtii-ni.1 an '' w present' pmns are enrrieo out I - iieeomniK eniiiu,-u civ-i- mw nuv . posh of the benefit basketball games mi nt. .......i., nf ...!.- for ' I hree basketball games were the local band, the Coinni"! clul cluh Is planning another such en tertainment to help out the Hoy Scouts it ml similar organ Ixut Ions. February 27. ' Three basketball played on the Union floor during Ihe week preceding the tourna ment, two resulting In victory for the t'nion High girls while the The building which wa formerly V . .. . used as a Presbyterian church 111 ivmlleton Hgh school. In k. rt..i t nt ii... the gamo Thursday evening the In this photo of a couple of '-first ladies. ' yon see Mrs. Calvin Coolidge awarding a medal to Miss Hnel Arth, of Washington. Golden-voiced Haxel won first prize in a nation-wide radio audition contest In which fio.ooo amateurs took part. Besides the honor of the presentation he wins a rimt prize and n two-year sehohirship in any school she chooses. I scouts. Hoy Rangers who hnve re cently been organized under lh (direction of Itev. Sturgls. nnd pos-j Islbly for the Camp Fire Girls. Club' j members have taken Monday night (as their regular weekly timet for i gym practice, when they will get Into condition for the next hast Hide vs. West Side struggle Tor the benefit of tho three orgaulscatlons. Local school held appropriate Washington programs .- Friday, morning and the classes were all dismissed for the afternoon. Mr. Jin lid local Thrift store manager, spoke to the eighth grade pupils during their exorcises. Tho high school program was In charge of the Hy-H club, a boys' organ izar tlon in tho high school. In the afternoon the Girls' league oftho high school held a program nnd tea for ttie mot hen of the high school I'nion girls easily defeated the Kn- terprlse team. ' Thin game was pr ceded by n tnnglo between the Jun iors und sophomore, a few upper class players taking part, , ; Friday night the gtrls hgnln de fended their unbroken' fecord of victories against high school tenuis by winning over the Raker sextet, 4li to 3.- In the second game the Itohcata met defeat at the hands of the Pendleton boy, the vial or spurting In tho first half of tho game and securing u lead which they maintained during the entire game, although tho Rollouts put up a good fight -und pluyed the Uuckaroos a, give, und tak contest in the last two uuurtor. - Inability Of the local' tosser to connect with tho basket coupled with aeveral nitdfluor lucky shots by tho visitor were two leudlng reuson for (ho defeat or the Vnton teum. Final score an to 18. These games fin ish the schedule for the I'nion t earns, .w 1 1 h ilie .. excel) UQIl -fr the postponed return game with tlitj Wallowa girls. They were iinnblo to get here during the stormy weather und were slated lo piny the game yesterday, - . . Mrs. Kills Me, who hud ono of the leading role In the Woman' club pluy, "An Old-Fushloned Mother" is In u hospital recovering from an operation, ller part Wan tuken by Nellie Geertaen ut North Powder und will be tuktdt by her at. Imbler. ;, Action taken by the Tnlon Com mercial club In regurd to the pro position of a dance following the district liasknlhall tournament will meet with the general approval of the schools which send teums here, for the three days. The club de- elded to not sponsor uny such on- teriHluuieut. wishing to do all In their power to aid in the success uf the meet, Such a Relief To Avoid ihoso fuilienky, sticky cnsieis hefnro Inserting them, dip the ttluuik Into vnsellne nnd then slip them lido the legs of Ihe fund lure, Vou Will he surprised linw easily niul iiletly ymi can move Hie heavy pieces nttnut. "Do Bor Cod' The coininon cd nuit lie tnketi nerlouvly, sny's one nf the experrn. In which cuae. It nitty he nddod. It will - pruhtihly he taken less fro tiuently. Hoston Kvctilng Trnn script, ' Ancient Byzantium On the deal It nt Theodnslug the Itmnun empire yvas divided, nnd hi turn AivhiIIiih nw.k the eastern half, with Ityximtlitni n lit cnpltnl. This ancient city occupied the most easier:? hilt of Um imuleru city of ConsttintlnupUv Lie . i The trouble with a little lie Ii that It Is usually weak In the foun dation or somewhere In the struc hire nnd It rcipilres some Inrpe, pirnn He to make It stand up when die wear oml tear conies. . But They Try T V One nf the greatest Invention Is tli? revolving door. No two women, one going In nnd the other : cnlnu out, run -Stop to talk. Toledo lllade. Girls on Mars' are reported .to have six legs apiece. The very place for a Heotchnain to get his money worth ut a burlesque show. I , 'eefLe. !'"!!!R!!..!!!!;.'A , i 1 I Baking t Insurance lt)MiM Hul. WW Ii Ml vaUlf laj letMH yew eef m4 Dm, tH 1 tint wi A full pound for your pound price It meant lOo in your purse every time you buy SchiHing full -weight baking powder. All cream of tartar butting powders tell at about the itmt price. But aome contain only 3 4 of a pound. One . containa . a fuH !oun ,And 'l pcmnd U printed on the tin in plain sight. ; Coffee 82 EitracU '. Lj.WSpleea OUT OUR WAY. By Williami OH , x croe-r ma'am-WuM lu T7 eSw i-TMiM&sasi-tfte?- ' ,-tw N , KJATORAU STATE DOWN IfHI'S its A GRer nAUGtv-xreR nv.omct. I more sovn s-X.- -TnEAr, SEElMGr u UH-A- BACOKl I MONTGOMERY TASD k 'Oft 1101-3 Wash. Ave. Ph. Main 18 La Grande, Ore. Final Week of Low Prices! :iti:i4 l. ovri-hlw' $5.38 GUARANTEED FOR 16,000 MILES ii and Save. . fZtvr m Oii RIVERSIDES j I Wardwear Tires, Tubes, Batteries N and Radiators! RIVERSIDE TIRES Guaranteed 16,000 Miles and for LIFETIME! BATTERIES, at Only $7.20 Final Week of Lowest Buttery Prices in Our History I Our RIVERSIDE buttery gnuranteed lor 2 years against defects in workmanship or material, is priced at $7.20. For Fords and other light cars. Other prices in projwrtion. RADIATORS, Priced Now at Lowest prices ' on radiators fln t( Last Week. (without shell) for Fords, at $8.40. Guar anteed 18 months against defects in materials, work manship. Prices cut on liuliatoi-s for popular cars. Oversize Cords 30x3 ii 31x4 32x4 33x4 34x4 CI. J33 SS ss SS Tiro PH4H $ 5.38 9.35 10.00 10.55 11.40 I'rlff $1.03 1.50 1.60 1.70 T.80 Balloon Cords 29x4.40 29x1.75 30x5.23 31x5.25 32x5.77 Tire .$ 6.15 . 8.15 .. 10.05 .. 10.35 .. 14.05 Tub IVk-O $1.20 1.45 1.75 1.80 2.20 Other Sizes Priced in Proportion ! WARDWEAR TIRES Guaranteed for 10,000 Miles and for Lifetime . Acainst Defects! lsalloon Cords Oversize Cords Tire TtilK' I'rlen lrkw 30x3 CL J4.59 85c 31x4 SS ...... 7.60 1.10 59vJ SS 7 AO 1.15 Other Sizes Priced in Proportion ! t? A Q V P A V TVf P1 TT Q on AM T,rc nnd Tube P""3'" l-'- 1 lAI iTllllll;l O amountin to $25 or mow. Save! Tiro l'rlrtl Tithe Price 29x4.40 $5.15 $1.00 30x5.00 7.20 1.30 31x5.23 8.60 1.55 31 3 5r"