La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 23, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, March 23, 1920. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER idge Club Is Entertained By Mrs. Dale Cox is Duly Cox fiift-i'tulnt-d the ior ' HrUlBt' club ut her homn i rihiy iiftKinoon ut C'eilur anil veiillr. Curds were pluyed ut t..i.iiM Mm. Albert Currey ived high liriKe unit consolll- w'l-nt lo Miu. U A. nouns, Mi'lvin Lurm was anurded Ut urijsw. - " Br. unil Mrs. Ilk-hard C. Thom- ntoi tallied the Coterie Hridse Friday evening at their homo, .y Willows unil Uufiodilu npre il for decorulioliH. . Hull score iirixes were awarded hi in. C. I, lluleheim. und O. 1'.- iL-er. Win. C.'i: llolbrook and I', liutchens received consolu- prlzeH. two-course luncheon hubsos of Iho Busier uiollf wus serv- Ijy tho hostess. lit. Westwnv elulj met ut the iue of Mrs.- AuBUst Eilcksou last ilit for u club meeting und so- r . . . . nc.Ht.lni; contests were enjoyed i flint prliscs went to Mrs. w.l Mi'lJonald and to Mrs. C l- li key. Mrs. Hraiuwell and M re. Anility received seconds. Mrs. Ncdro. "uu: oiuas. Mrs. Murcliison, Mrs. Jen- I und Mrs. Wetzel. . . nit of Hie evenlne was spent klnif score cards (or, the ui- 'Ult. jmny 10 ne nciu .neAi. nlh-lit. At that tlnio thqprizts women will consist ot hand de articles. ' ' 'our visitors uttended the ses- n last nlsht. - Wit ji1 Alia Wlnliuni. oracle, pre HUB, the Itoyul Neighbors nret it night at the KnlBhts ot l'ythl- hari' In regular session. Jt wus noiinct'd that the meeting place II he changed to tho I. O. O. I'". 11 and that the llino of meeting the ulnli will uo the second una rtll Mondays of tho month. The t ihoi't'intr will be Anrll. 8. Itcfrcshiucnts were served with jlicl Coleman In charge. . !.- ' ki d Party Will Be Held April 1 Mie of tlic social events to, be ,1 tu li Grande following the et of the IrfMiten season will be aid parly and social to be given the Sons and lianghters o'f'Ori Couniy I'loneers at Hie . Ssxu- h-ea inn .Mommy, April i. airs. Harriet Macllonald Is In rge of the program for the lit mid Mrs. Julius Hocsch Is ilnifun of the- cam purty.- .v w, -.. he occuhIoii is to.be 111 tlC foi.l.n a benefit for the orgunissutlon jirh hopes tint u large .iiuiubcr' urnime persons win unvuu. t .... April 2, has been chosen by the )nd Times Dancing cliili for u s,iiciM,lo dance at the ijioranne let. Music will be furnished by Star Novelty orchestra. - jXfi-llon of office will take place during mo evening. Weeks wus accompanied to the Coos county city by Mri Kllnore McCoskrie, of Baker. The camp preceded tho 17th ses sion of the nationul - meeting of Itoyul Neighbors of America which will bo held 111 Minneapolis, Minn.. ituy 2U. - Mrs. McCoskiio will be a delegate to the notional conven tion. Other dcleguteu will bo Mrs. Anna Htattsmith, of Medfoid and Mrs. Ueutrlce Kliundoln. of Coi vallls. ' Tliu meeting pluco of tho 1930 unuuul convention will be ut Cor vullis. Mabel Huchcor. of Hills- boro, succeeds' Mary Fortune of Newport, us oracle and hllxabeth Uluvvo. of l'ortland, wus elected recorder-receiver at the unnual con vention. ' Ontario Couple. Married Thursday The study of tlio rrcsbytcrlau church in Ui Grande wus the scene of u wedding Thursduy ufternoon vhcii Hazel Mary Fry and War ren K. Mlars. both of Ontario, were uiiltot In marriage, the Itev. J. Geerge Wall! officiating. Mr. und Mrs. Minis left Imiuedi r.tely for their homu.ut Ontario.' Mrs. Juck II. Ferris wus a witness ut the ceremony. " Mrs. J. G. Stltzliiger was pleas untly surprised by members of the Lutheran Choral society when thev met at her home on the occasion ot her blrthduy anniversary this week. Thoso present were-:. Mr. and Mrs. Walter I'ohrmun, Mr. und Mrs. Fred Muttb.es und son. Gene Miss Una Lottes. Miss Anna 1-ot- tes, tho Itev. I,eif H. Awes, Mrs. Ostlund, Mrs. Hen Hummelt. liar- bora, Junnita and Ernest Stllilng- er, and Mr. Stltzlnger. Tho teachers of the primary und beginners' departments ot the Uap list church met Wednesday after noon ut the home of Mrs; 'J. I Hedden to complete plans for ttli Easter program. A pleasunt time wub enjoyed und u dainty luncheon served. Thoso present were:' Mrs. F. O. Hess. Mis. Itoscoo Chirk, Mrs. Col lard, Mrs, Williams, Mrs. W. O. Flint und the hostess. ' Mrslt. C. Thomas entertained the members of her Sunday School class of the Presbyterian church with a lovely Easter party last Saturday afternoon at her home, Tho class Is composed of five-year- old boys and girls. Eighteen were preselll. Games were played nnd an East er egg hunt. enjoyed in which all the children received prises. 1 i Tho -lltllo guests wore: Shirley Scott, Norinun Oreeno, Jimmy Uoipicnkump. Jlniniy. Jio,npodn,. Jo-, an Templeloii, Jilckle Teniplcton, Mary .lane Terry, Nancy Jano Mlll eiing, Verna. linker, Buddy. Winn, t.'arlelon Appleliy. Margaret Thom as, Dill Tally, Nancy landsey. Ulch ard Thomas, John Anderson, und l.yle Hanson. The Itev. nnd Mm. J. George Walz were also present.' B Sl'N'DAV 1'ltOGHA.HS The American Hroadcusting company program for Sunday night follows: S to 7, theater ot air; 7, musical program; 7:81), lyric hour. Vance Gerber, soloist; 8, comedy sketch; 8:30 to 10, orchestra con cert with soloists; HI to 11, Show Boat frolic. The National Hroadcusting com pany program for Sunduy night follows: 6:15, hour of music; 7:15, orchestra, melodies. 1'ortlaiHl KGW (G20kc) 0:15. NIK': 8. varied program; 10 to 11, little symphony. Ki-JX (1180kc) G to 11, A11C; 11. weather. - - Spokano KHQ (OUOkc) U:1Q, NU0; 8, musical programs. San IVamisco . KFKC (Clokc) 0, varied pro gram; 10. Amos and Andy; 10:10, dunce music. Kl'O (680kc) 6:15, . NBC: 8. dVama, orchestra, string music. Los Aiurclcs KNX (105ukc) 6. Ernest Holmes. Dr. Able; 7, screen personalities; 8, evening services; s, concert. KFI (04l)kc) 8:15, NBC; 8, story hour; 9, philosophy talk, studio;. HI, dunce, music. Salt Lako Oily KS1, (1130kc) 6:15, NBC; 7, church services; 8, 1,. 1). B. ser vices; II, musical progrum. icnvcr KOA (830kc).-6:16, NI1C; 7:45. Sunday program.' . " Scatllu KO.MO (920kc) 6:15, NUC 8; varied program. KJK !!7Ukc) 6 to 11, 'ABC pro gram. ' . '. - . ' Oakland : ' " KGO (7!ltikc) 0:15,' 'NUC; 8, church survlccs; s, book chat. i Mrs.' Stella Weeks soor?-lill "Uri from North llenil 'where -she i lep)'senliMl the l Grande ltoyal lVefa;hliors of Alnerlia at ' Uie .Oi e- M slate tamp this ,eek. kMi'-'s. S. V. E. Co. j0f Adainjj. . - ... L.i Grantle, Ore., Grace Bllff. NEW.; PRINTED; SILK . DRESSES 'C and ENSEMBLES New Colors and. . Styles ' '' I I II . . I 1 Announcements : Tho Juveniles of tilt lieuree of. Honor will meet Tuesday ufleinoon; nt 4 o'eloek ui KiikIl's' hall for an' KaMlcr purty. All members ure' lirffeil to uttmd. ,- The Hunremt Koret Woodniun flrclo will lueet for remihir hch slun ut 7:. '10 o'clock Monday eve ning a L M oo8c hall. The b( a te niiimifc-or will be. present. A sur prlxe 1m proiniyed the nieiiiberu who are all uiroU to be In attendance. . The So-No-He club will, niect .Mar. 2f at the home of Mrs. Wll liiiiu Koeter t 21 15 IVdar atreel ilb Mm. Harry Gi liner ua lioa- - MONDAY l'IMX.IlAMS' AHC: ti:3U, movie program; 7. orchestra; 7:30, piano .inutile; 8, musical geuiB: U, varied h-0Kram: 10, hour on Broadway; 11 tu dance music. , NltC: G, recorders; fl:30,: rumily party; 7:30, muuicul progrum-; uymplionlHtB. . -5 , PotllitiHl - " - KQW 0, NUC; 10, 'dunce iuur ule. .-' KKX-6, ABC; 11, ncwd. Weuth er; 11:10, ABC. . ; SHkanu . 1 KHQ 6, NBC; tt, iiuiBicul prq gruuiH und dance music. San PrtUK'lsaJO , KKUC 6, inuwlc, Hporlw; 7, fea jturus; 10, Amos and Andy; 10:10, KPO 0, NBC; , orchestra, mixed quurtet. t lxiti Angvlvn i KNV 7. Miikfs Hi.. MIhhIoil: IpTayTS. htiUi-'of muftlcri,'ft'uraf0if; 10 to 1, dance music, ,--,. KKi o, NBC; U, piiilhurmonic orchestra; -10, - concert orcheutru, violin recital. Salt Ijuke C'lly .KHU 0, NBC; 8:30, inusleul proi grum. . - ' ri . . lcnver . KOA 6, NBC; 8:05, concert or chestra. Seattle v KOMO C, NBC: 8. musical pro grams; 10, dunce music. KJU 0 to 12. ABC program. Oaklantl KGO G, NBC; 8. HymphoniHts; , orchestra; 9:30, upeciul pro grain, news, '. . ' ;. - KLXi 0.: organ, news; ' 7, fea tures, musical progrums. Good Friday And Easter Services Here Announced Churches of La Grande and Vicinity Preparing ,for Observance; Sun rise Service Planned Nervlc! for Good Krlduy und Easter Sunduy ure gone rally being announced over the weekend. Good Krlduy services will bo held at tho Presbyterian church from noon until 3 o'clock, with the Itev. J. George Wain, president of the Ministerial union and pustor of the l'resbyturlun church, In charge. There will be music nnd special singing throughout tho service In terspersed between ten-ininuto messages by tho ministers. The pastors will choose their themes from the events of Passion Week by tho duys or this week as out lined In Stevens & Burton's "Har mony of the Gospels." Tho order: Sunday Tho Triumphal Kntry. Monday Tho Cursing or tho Kig Tree. j Tho Second .ClcnsJug of the Temple, Tuesday Christ's Authority Challenged. The Three Parables of Warning. Tli rue CJuestlous of Jewish Rul ers. , Christ's Unanswerable Question. Woes Aguthst the Scribes und Phurlsees. ... . The Widow's Two Mites. Gentiles Seeking Jesus. The Jews Rejection of Christ. Discourse' Concerning tho Destruc tion of Jerusalem und Knd of World. Conspiracy Between tho Chief Priests and Judas, Wednesday (Day of Silenct'). Thursday The last Supper. . Christ's - Kotow el I Discourses. Tho Intercessory Prayer. Krlduy Tho Agony in aethso mane. Tho Betrayal and Arrest. -Tlio Trials before Jewish und Roman Authorities. . Tho Crucifixion, 1 Tho Burial. Sit n r Iho Service The unnual Kaster sunrise prayer service-will be held Kuster morning ut Gangloff park. The Itev. it. 1. Putnam, minister of tho Central Church of Christ, will be In charge. t "I he Order of Rulubow Tor Girls Will meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock nt the Masonic, hall. - All Kustern stars and Masons ure Invited. Ini tiation will be held. -The Degree of Honor will hoi a practice tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at Kagles hull. All officer, and those who have usked to be in (he drill team ure urged to be present. j The Mother's Heir Culture club will meet Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the homo of Mrs. I J. Lin i Jury. Mrs. Walter Palmer will Free - - While They Last RADIO LOG IJOOKS Anyone desiring uncomplete Radio Log Book may get'one by calling at ADLER'S MUSIC CO. Our Motto "Quality and Service" 1 i Distributors of R. C. A. Radios and R. C. A. Radiotrons and Loud Speakers. Observer To Have An Easter Page Kollowtng its usuul custom. The Observer will have un Huslcr puge next Saturday. . which will also . Include the church announcements for. Kaster Sunduy. ' Because the work of pre- ptirlng the page takes more time and care than in pic par- . tug the regular Saturday church section, it Is urged ' that all ' ministers send 'their announce me-nts lo The Observer office bi'Tore 4 o'clock Thursday af- '' " tcrnoon instead of Krlduy, the usuul time.' . . . Who remembers the good old days when parents used to ralM children without asking whut they thought iibotit it? be In churge of the program. The topic for discussion wilt be Th' Klhlcul Value of the Amusement of Young People." There will Ihree-inlnute talks given by dif ferent members of the club on "How to Teach Kalr Play." "How lo Teuch Generojn Play" und "How to Be Good Losers." THK hPltl.Vti xport jock is of ilk in bripht colors v itb an open 'Mr. "Wulss 'will be 'the spcuker. Good Krlduy services will ulso ;io held ut thcKplucopal church ut ii 1. m. , Services for tomorrow in ltt Grandb'chTircHes fulldw." ' k rirst Jicslyt.Tiuu Cbiin li 'Having arrived flt'tho opening of tho -greut Holy l'usslon week of Christ's sojourn upon the eurth, thin churoh will glvo thought to the "Triumphal Kntranco of Christ" Into the city of Jerusulem, using for the 'particular subject "The , Monarch's Approuch.' Pulm Sunduy is Indlcutlvo of victory, tri umph, .uppcul to , tho better in luun. Tho ludies Triad choir, Mrs. A. L, ltichurdson, director, .will slug tho anthem "into tho Woods My Mas- tor Went" by Nevin. Mrs. W. H. Bohiicnkuutp.Jr., wyl sing "The Palms", by. Kaurc. . Airs. Hurley 'Richardson, orgunlst, will pluy the preludo ""Allegro- Muestoso by West. ' ' - The services of the church ure open to ull, All who come will be welcome.-'. In the evening ut 7:H0 o'clock, the pustor will speak on the sub ject announced . for lust- Sunday evening "Personal Conluct - with Christ." Tho Rev. W. I. Van Nuys of Portland, who was in tho city hurt, Sunday evening, spoke on "The Christian Home." - Sunday Bible School ut J:45 u. in. Junior Christiun Endeavor ut 11 u. in. . Other Christiun Kndeuvorurs will meet at G:tto p. m. Kirst Methodist Chiin b The general usseiubly of the Sun day schuol ut U:45 is gruwlng in attendance und In Interest und of ficials urge ull to pleaso be on time. The' Subject for the morning worship hour ut II a. m. Is "The Uuuliflcallon Kur Dlscipleshlp" und that for. tho evening service is "God's Grammar iA'Sson." Leo Johnson und Paul Bull ure the Joint leaders for the Kp worth League devotional service. ltitpUt Ob arc! i Tho Rev. J. L. Taylor, who Is helping hold special revival ser vices, will preach at 1 1 on the sub ject "The Work of tho lUtly Spirit in Conversion". Tills will be u treat to uny who may not be unite settled on the subject of the New Birth, in tho ovenlng at 7:30 he will speak on tho subject "Tho Kinal Judgment." , Mrs. Moore" will sing "The Pulms" ut the morning service und Mrs. C I,. Kendall will pluy the offerutory. In the evening th-re will be a Quartet "The Greut Judgment Morning." ' The Sunday School nn-ets ut 'J:45 witli classes for ull. The superin tendent announces there will be uu otlier class formed Sunday morn ing. It will bo u class for the younger "older people." The pas tor will havo charge of the class. Sunduy when a teacher wilt be chosen later. Ion 1 jig I Uh Lutheran CliurW . A communion service will be held Sunday morning beginning at 11 o'clock. The pantor will preach on tho subject. "The- Way of the Cross.' Tho Church whool meets at 9:45 u. in., followed by sessions of the Intermediate and Junior leagues. , ' The final Vewper Ioiifn service will be held at 5 o'clock. "Widening HoiliMjns" is the subject that will conclude the series of Jrnten medi tations. St. lvt'r KMM'fmul Churi'li Palm Sunday (urvlcs nt the KplMOpdl church folio" : Church SLiioul at morning prayer at It o'clocl;. This Sunday tho United Thank offoring (blue boxes) will bu presented. Good Krlduy services wfll bu held ut 2 o'clock in tho ufternoon. On Kuster Sunday holy commun ion ut 8 und 11 n. In. will begin the day. There will bo a children's festival with a pugeunt "Kusier Morning" und presentation ot tho Lenten offering ut 9:30 u. m. Tho lit. Rev. William P. Rem innton. bishop of Kustern Oregon, wil bo In churge und will preach the sermon ut the 11 o'clock ser vice. " ' Christian Church . The sermon subjectj for tho morning worship at tho- Chrlstlau church at 11 o'clock will bo "Tho Triumphal Kntry,' following Ulblo schoo ut ,J:45 a- m' Christian Kudeuvor meets nt 6:30 p. in. nnd a debuto will bo held, on tho ques tion: Resolves: that tho modern dunce Is detrimental to spiritual growth. Tho question will bu de buted by three young people on each side. All uro Invited lo at tend. Kvuugellstlo service, Including baptismal service, -will bo held nt 7:30 p. in. The song- service will be usslsted by tho young peo ple's choir and orchestra. Tho ser mon 'will be on the subject "Why Go Limping Between Two Sides?" Church or tho Nuwirvuo Tho program for tomorrow In the Church ot tho Nuzarono will be as follows: Sunduy school ut 0:45 n, m preaching nt 11 a. in., N; V. I S. at 0:30 p. m, and preaching at 7:30 p. m. Mid-week prayor will bo hold Wednesday ut 7:30 p. in, Isluml Clly Church -The subject for tho morning ser mon nt the Island City Community church, to begin at 11 n. m., will bo "The Triumph of Christ." Sunday j scnooi opens at to n. m. The Kpworth Lcukik meeting will be held ut 7 o'clock In the evening. Liglithousti Gospel MIkkIuii ' Sunday evening will he the last chance to hear Kvangelfst and Mrs. W. It. Patterson nt tho Lighthouse Gospel mission. He will bring his closing messago of tho cumpalgn ut 8 o'clock and tho topic will bo "Tho Devil's Kindling Wood." Sunduy. school will bo 10 ft,, m. and the preaching at 1 1 u. m. Services will be held Tuesday und Krlduy evening at 7:4G o'clock with everybody Invited to attend. WINN0WINGS cnui'cuca or me city ure muking preparations for the observance of Good Krlduy and KuHter Sunday during the coming' week. One of the features or Luster Sunduy will bo the sunrise service ut Gangloff purk. All regular - meetings of the', Christiun church will be sidetrack-1 ed during the coming week to give j wuy for the silent evungellstlo cru- i sade. The workers will meet at the church for supper ul tt:l&i o'clock each- evening for Instruc tion und repoi'tB before going out in tennis of two for homo Yjsltu tlon evangelism. , Special ineotlngs will begin ut the Church of tho Naxarene on Apr, 7. Special workers will be tite Rev. K. J. lord, of tho Port land district, und tho Rev. Clar ence Burt ruin, of Baker. More de tails will be given luter. The Central Church of Christ Is planning many special features fur Kuster Sunday, including a morn ing breakfast ut the church. - A special program and decision ser vice In the Bible school und special service at the morning worship hour with speciul Kaster unthems by the choir uud u messugo on "The Resurrection" ure ulso uu nounced. In tho ovenlng u page unt, "The Christ of tho Centuries" will bo given with Mm. R. U Put num In churge. Good Krldny services will be held 'from noon to 3 o'clock ut the Prcs- , hytcrhin church with vurlous mill- PUTMANS La Grande Exclusive Ready-to-WearV and Millinery . . vf .' Church of (iotl Sunday school bevins nt 10 a. in. with Mrs. D. D.' Miller as superin tendent. "Keedlrig tho Multitude" Is tho subject for the morning ser mon at 11 o'clock. Tho Rev. C. A, Plummcr will in-each in the even- jiik ui i;aw uciucif, riis sutijeci i isters co-operullng. Tho Rev. K. O, Hess reports much Interest In tho speciul meet lugs now lying held In the Baptist church with the Rev. J. L. Taylor as speaker. BETTER MERCHANDISE AT LOWER PRICES ..... IM AMS' AMI t'llll.lHK'H WDAIIAIII.ICM , ItoiiKht In uanUllt'8 and tfolfotvil to hoII ut a Hinait pmrit luantln Wu auU you Lo contpure inoruliaiiUltHi and buy wIilto yuu tmi. NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP You'll Enjoy Your Sunday Dinner . ;, ' In mk si mCnMimmL ' A relief fur the whole family wlieii yoti iHHiMt Ki 1 1 mi Sacajn--wxii for u delicious Niiuday tlln iicr. Tito (lay Is kept free for - ' rlih' Into the country, for gtilf, tor . fa ui I ly iifMiailon no work for nun lie r In I Ik kitchen. Tlio Sunday menu Is always ntli-ucllvo a ml tempting. Chlc ' und cuivfully pwpnred cuts of . liMiit fredi iiimI icntler vei lulilcs rightly Imluuccil UtNty . stiu is tempting i lessens cvor.vtlitng (hut kh4 to make an ideal tlhiiivr, cuivfully uei'vctl. In observance 'of Palm Sunday, the huge chorus oholr ut the Meth odist church will sing "Jur:isulcm" by Henry. Parker, at , tho moriiiiiK, service Sunday, the solo parts to bo taken by A. W. Nelson, tenor, and Mrs. A. W. Nelson, contralto. Also at this service, Ray Williams will-sing, "Tho Palms." . This chorus, under the direction of W, W. Nusbaum, musical di rector, Is having a rehearsal Sun day ufternoon at 4:30 o'clock on the Kaster cantata. "The Great Ight.", by , .KInley Lyons. This will bo "Tho Two Standard of Life i'cuntuiu has -boe uronounccd by and of Morals." - - - '.those who have heard It as one' Wednesday nltdit the church has f I'm most beautiful of lOaster . Sacaj'awca Inn j ' PoluU Um Wuy to Hotter Things." been having Bible study. This week the lesson Is to bo Kphesluns, fifth chapter. cunlatas. Jt wilt be sung on Kasl-1 er night ut eight o'clock at tho 1 Methodist church, , j Fresh , Clean ; Springtime Calls For Clean Curtains and you will find this item in your Hpi-ing cleaniiiK work is thoroughly solved when you send your cur-' . tains to us. We have a late type machine thut leaves no ears and your curtains will come back with straight ' edges, too. IUCTINT1NG At Small Additional Cost MODERN LAUNDRY Phone Main 77. ' We Have Just Received A Car Of Bestwall PIASTER BOARD Both heavy , and light. This wall ' board is great insulation' and can : be easily kalsomined ,or papered, making a beautiful wall. We will be glad to show it to you. . Home Lumber & Coal Co. 1802 Cove Ave. . " , Phone Main 218. 1 HitHQRiNe '7 Bringing Our Message to You--- When we call on on we have a tncwaue lo bring regarding nur cronplete f-c lHllcM for df-Hlcnlng, 1 building nnd erecting a riilliilile inmmiitcijt mie that suits your titMtes and clriuiu ptimees one thiif will be u lasting tneniiM'iul to tho loved uiu-s why have passed on. -and yuu are under no obligation to buy but we do appre ciate any opportunity to gi Into every detail. Cemetery Manorial Works C. H. McCLUKE OREGON STATE GLEK CLUBS ASSISTED 1JY THE COLLIXJE ORCHESTRA PRESENTS "The Chimes oi Normandy DIRECTED IJY PAUL PETRI Wih TED ROY and FLORA McCOY La Grande High School Auditorium Tuesday, March 26th, 8:15 P. M. TICKETS ON SALE AT HIGH SCHOOL