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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1929)
! V Hi Wednesday, April 3, 1929. t.tl...J,flt.tjM.)..t. '.' LA GRANDE EVENING ' OBSERVER ' i, r - Society News HO('lul affair tOOk . --..wt, i u.,i r- -ti i r -,.1,1 , Clever Play Is . Feature Of Club An enjoyable place lust night at the home of j Ml. and Mm. Milton I Mire, on i -. l cedar street, when they enteriain. Drama livening jed the i.a ivmo rwt. cim.. High ; j. M, .. j scut e was mail by Mrs. Fiwrctt DEFENDS TEACHERS IN SEX DISPUTE MENUS I; A vr clm-ilv ftttt.nl play, in VPn (D Mr9 HuroK, ..yman and Hy KlNcr Mary Do voir dean worn - flat silver wmcn mo genueman or me jury Mr Kpntvrli mnuiilons were tit-" aa your mother did. with much and the lailli-M of the jury tlon't lm(.tlvt.,y arranged about t h e elbow grease, u little allver polish agree linn inch dd uliil ilteit don t . rtoml A t wo-course lunohcoh was anil a chamois? If you do you're served Idle In the evening. wasting perc-lou minutes on nan es-s. minis. Tor flat silver will clean beautifully If given u luith In hii nlitiiUnum kettle containing boll uitrt thn do, was given last itlKht as the principal font tiro of the drama evening of the I .a Urn ml elghhnrhood i-luh when the iiudtt l.tTM entertained their Itushuhds in the H. Recreational with Mix. Oohbld Ptigtic lit chritgc The. 13 participants In "Iwubh ) lemon" the playlet, were Mint Club Closes Its MnnPino4 Qntl ' hit water, baking soda and table w & nu. Let tho wuter boil for a mln Closing u successful mid Inter esting season the (load Times dunc- ute or two,, reitiove silver from Water, rinse In boiling Water and wlpo dry". , The Knives hud fork Jtertha WnHsinger, Mrs. lwlght,nK (iub hl,ltl u finil, tiu,u.,. Uvfnr ' ami spoons Uro KteiillihM us well Jesse, Mia Onto Cox, Mrs. I. Russell, Mrs. L. (. Moe. Mrs. Hiding. Mrs. Curl ll..in, Mrs. A. nUutiitner lust night in the ball room us brightened In one. process. of tin; l.u Grande hotel. The event wiis in the form or art Largo Piece of silver do not loud themselves to this treatment. llunlfi. .Mm. Mlriinn HpIII. Mrn. :Aprl, ,-0o,-s wql,..nnie with Ihe a0 they rMiuln the silver polisli 1 hnrlos (.inhnln. Mix Kleminic una jKUrH(y ruHti,lm.. -riiey uninusk. alul choiiiuli) treutmrht. Ther mrii. u. i. Aiiinin. ,i , 1,1.3,1 ',.i,.k It u u vi ry liiUKlmlilp plliy.l , ,unk l(ol.1nnn v:is awar.li-1 miltahl.' fop i-cTi-allon for llreil ,,, K,,ln, lHj,,.t j,,.. lim) .,.g. bllBlneiw men ami weary lve uilj tel. nnlImvPi n,e prize lor the most for Bliriirlm. enillliK H wiln ax comical 10.1t.1me, .Mrs. Klmuhl th. JTOOil um tl. lleni'y. It In reporter!. 'nrtKP fni- thr ftMl-r llllicil nilllf- uuil lllllliy trill- . l.',-ail I nMnnn fn.- t in Imal ttion'R PffliloiiK Iiouih among tha U Jur- roKtumeh. OW ll the Pfjffy ronfltieH of the I )rng' tlx. intermlsalon offleera Jury, room they utrml on H ver- for (lp rU, for ,h(1 cnniln)t year illct of "not Bullty." only to )m in-i,vl.re H,Tleil with Charlii (iinhnm formed lit that moment hy the nmp(i ht-miilent. lr. William phuniPtor playe.l hy lluirh llruily. i.,.a,.P Vlie preKl.lent ami Mrs. c. that "H16 prisoner linn eonre.sseil H- ),,vlne Beereliiry-treaniinT. hhi trullt." - j : The eleven. femah-H, o( flapper, it The lenohert of tliti primary ile-' iiiuHeiillne.ijremlnlnnii apr 'varlduitlpnmneiit of the Methoillat Uplsco other types, anil (he "ailamant" j)al chnri'li enteltalneil tut. rliluirm ifentlvilian, whose imrt was tnlien'nr the ilepaftilifnt with a party liy ' Miss Wallsin'lter, eauseil it very Patill'ilay ttfternoon In the primar humdrouit situation tviitehwas well jrnoin or Ihe I'hurrli. ueteil, . . The afternoon 'was ehjoye.l play- Karllfr In tin- evening n musical. lnK Kames. Herihment imlu.l, proKram was enjoyed with Sirs. T. ;lmc animul eookles and liaster ecus it. .Mainell, nreonlpatiled hy .Mrs. i served. . ' Ashhy uliil .Mrs. .MeNutifee -ueoom-1. - .,i ' .' panled by Mrs. .MaxWell, ifliinK it I Hreitst'd In April Fool's costumes hiimher of vocal selerllons. and'14 memhers of the A. O. T. club Miss (lla.Iys .Miller,' MiijIiib ((lima met last lileht at the home of Mrs. numbers. . ' irVntik t'nilir for a party and eve- " 1. , - . 1 nhiK of bridge. V. The four Iji Grande women who .Mis. .lesse Stiles nnd Mrs. Wll nre slato offleera nd commltleo'l11"" Howard .were awarded first women in the Oregon r'edcrntlon of '"""l second prizes resiieiHIrely for Wotnen's clubs Jinve received invl- .cards. Unions to attend the meeting of the ' Hnsliets of daffodils were used executive board of the federation ' rr dernratlohn and a d.dlghlfui In I'ortland Thursday , nnd Krlday. luncheon was served. ''- A. luncheon Is to be given Krldayl'' ' ' ' "J for .Mrs. Sal. lie Orr-l:inhar, pnst ' president of the federation. There tire Innunieiitlile excellent brands of silver polish on the market, but this warning 1 would venture Follow the directions on the con tainer. If the mrinitracturet' he- best women's and rnniponltti ' his product with sug gestions for -a certain method of procedure. he has a reason for It, and if, the user would enjoy ttlie best results sho should follow 'the rules. I'rwter is used, a greflt deal tot- tiibl service as well us decoration nowadays nnd requires intelligent handling If , the suit, satiny finish is preserved. The following lueth od is said to. have been used in Kngland for a great' muny years: "Hissolve cup of sul soda In one gallon of water. ' Let It. come, to a boil and Immerso tho pewter In it. Let boil for n.quurter Of un hour. Tako out and polish with a soft silver polish." Vinegar or lemon juice t and salt brings, out the luster ' In pewter without scratching tho sUrfaro nfnl with out too great nn expenditure of en ergy. Just enough - liquid to moisten the salt is needed. 'An abrasive should neVur be Used on pewter, w -' y ; Announcements Several of the women are nlan- ii.ok to ru ... I'ornaiiu lor hip i llleetliii'. Iiicl.i.ll.. l ru ' ri..niir,. '. rochran, first vlco presldenti Mrs. I Tlie' Horn., -department of the W. T. Phy, chairman or junior :,'lr',, I'M'ibylei'lan church will meet membership and' .Mrs. i)onaldl,u "" t of -Mrs. O. K. .Moran I'agne, chnlrmuu of the drama dl- nt 8,18 Third street Thmsday uf vlslon. Mrs. K. I. Mossmnn, chair- .te' noou at 2:Hll o'rluck. t is. Moran man of an, will not allend session of the board. Council Will Be lhIs,WIN "1J,H',,,i 'y AH'H. K. An jilerHoh. All MifinbtrH are iiik'.-.I to le pre.se nl. t . - . 'hapter Wnofoec? Ann 9A!"n Mrs. I, r.T.K. O. will inert (;iotit, Itirnle at r.ul ii'ourill Htreel Friday at J o'clock Willi All h. r. U.. Appleby asfilwtant The I.a Clrande City Council of llOHtCMK. Parent Teacher fiKKorlatinir r nxd Monday afternoon at 2:n' o'clock Tho Willow I'ai.'iit-Teachcr oh In the Cireenwood school, with Ihe, ao,,,,tIon wtn ",,,,'t I'hhiy aft-M--preHldent, Mrs. It. t. Alexumlof, MOnn 111 o'clock at the w hnol (.resldiiiK. ' ;hoiiHc. The meeting w opened by K. j A. Hayre. county Hchool Hiip(-rin- rhp tt"K division of the c.on tpndent. jtet of I lm .l.mlle.s Aid of the Hap- vrrlnclpfH Kvans o? rtlverln fichool tUit ohurch will nntertnln-the -win--ftpoke on the bnv Kcout movement ntM'1 wllh 11 1 o'chu-k luncheon Kri telliiiff of scoutii here nml In other I'1" 1,4 the home of Mih. b o. artH of the world. j 1 1 cum. A meelintf will follow the MrH. R 1). ToWlcr. nubllcltv of- ,,im '"eon. fleer for the council, ftpoke on par ent-teacher publicity, telling what state officiTK expect of local asso ciation publicity heat Ik, particularly - stresalnff the keeping of records in tho form of scrap llookn. It 1h un- foi it irisom:hs kkcapf. RohertH Home time before" 'her death ih n sfft td her Ulster! ftli'H. fii-ace, ' - , if The DauKhtei-H of tho Kliwr-inet KhDOIlAI0, Ark.", April 3 (AP) -Kour prisoners hold on robbery dertoOd that each I.a Orunde tiSMcharKes. one an alleRed member of . Kocltitlon, the l.a Otande City couti ; iil.. Union county and Dlst tiel No. D will all have Hcnip b6oliH here by Thursdny to ho sent to Port land. : The i (Irnnde city council will ho hostess to all t'nion county iiH' snciattons Satunlay, Apr. 2, whert the I'nlon county council of I'ur-nt-Teacher associations meets. - Tho president appointed a com nilttee of presidents of parent 1 pitcher associations for the nieet IhK Includlnx Mrs. C, R Mcl'hef Koh. of Greenwood; . Mrs., J,onlrt Wet2el, of Itlveria: Mrs. John Hates, of Willow nnd Mis. Herllert ilanna, of Central. Mrs. George l.yinun announced tho notorious "Ace" Pendleton bandit fraiitr. escaped from the new "break proof" jail here today,. Tho reputed gnngstcru IsH. G. "Snake" fain,-an escaped cpnvlct-from tho Oklahoma penitentiary. A kitchen bouquet usually con sist of half a suri-ot. & leek, a few spvigs of parsley, a stalk of celery, a sprig of thyme, two whole cloves and a hit of bay leaf. These are tied together In a cheesecloth. The. bouquet Is always removed before servintf. The Ingredients may bo varied at will. All measurements are figured as lr ve I I n linking- nn 1 1 rnn Uinv Tn that delegates are to be chosen one 1 (tot a level spoonful: dip tho spoon for every five members and urged that every association have a full representation present. The next meeting of tho city council will bo Muy C. Into tho material, lift it sllehtiv heaVlng nnd level by sliding Hub side or the knife across tho top of the spoon, Jo not lev'fl by press ing It. To The Traveling Public Of La Grande why not stop or the Nw When Irt Portland nt the Ilealhman H.-uthman Hotel? We can Rive you a nlctt lurgn OtitHlde room with hath t $2.50 per day, single, or IS.Dfl double: coiner rooms, over looking thft park nnd the city, $4.m single, $5.00 double. We have two wonderful, coffee shops In addition to our main din ing room prlres most reusomihle. AlfcO we have five hoiira of Plpo Oman concert dally. We arp. located la the heart of the theatrical dirfct. being next door to tha I'ortland Theater, wtth- in half a block of the Mroadway nnd half a block from the IMIig; also near the rihanrinl and shop ping cornier. Heathman Hotels G. E. Heathman Geo. M. Kinff Owner an.l Mgr. Aw't.'Mijr. ( 7 A 1 'X s s v Mis..; Lucille tlnrfr of Taylor, Tex., leader of n student nam palgh to save the Jobs of University, of Missouri professors who . were asked to resign as n result of circulating u "sex questionnaire"'. - In psychology classes Is shown nbove, Hhe led students who oln'w-: . .'uted p'etltluns defending the faculty members who were tinder fire. . - Mist. IJnrff Is a former reporter on the Dallas lJlspalch. ; The ques-'. . tlonhitlro is siihl tu hnve asked ft number of questions about per- . suiiith cPIHluel that, .university of rich. Is considered Improper. II. Sale Chiffon Hose .65 ntnt'od. ft..... Jim PlinflAV llnltitnu .,..... u, - ,,-muii ju.co u.. sail, m,Us Mlit )t t!ove to the old is the most effective means of Wei met-places which Is located dl clennlng bmss or copper. When rrPrly 8ntuh o( , ,, f , used On either of these metals the ,., ,. ,. , solution should be rinsed orr J h r"okln .n,e nl ' quickly In clear water. 7 Theft '""''V i , '''' ly, 'u,'-nnon1for polish with a soft cloth and the in ," '!e,",n"'1'I,l"" "" unlcles will glitter inost wttlsfuc- '"1", Mei'dhey and I-ens .Hrlstotv, torily, jere In charge of the demonstrn- Spokane Man Held By Yreka Officer i Baptism Rites Held At Plunge At Cove, Oregon liy Mm. .1, It. IViro ( Observer 'CrirrcMpdndeiil) -COVIi, Ore., (Spechil) A class of four was baptised ; Haturtlay morning at the Covo nwimmlng pool. Those who received baptism worn Allen Hartley of Kltfin, James Cummins, llertha White and Met vlna lind, all of Covo. Tho liev. While federal ' nuthdrlllea were I bohlihtr J. P. Palmer or K6kuhe for cxtrailllltm niiilei the tyef net, police or the northern city toduy unnn ilntnhmlltttf 1 t ftlnr'M VnlUhri ' ml Pi.dnnh l.x.t ' li..iinf1 ..' nll.kslH. itw.f hit tttu ItiWMItrU.l IH H tho eight niimhefs pl'osont. ' flio murder, several rftferii tbhbBflert, enttiinltiM -in' rlmrgii fof tho hext and Hi foi'geiy nellvltled tberts nieeting are Hulh While hnd Lona Neldil lfrlce. , - T. J. Graham Jl-., it ml Wife nnd Mrs. V. H. AVnlkor uhd two chll dien, Mut'lgene And Graham, Of ltlelh, Ore., arrived In t'uvp lrl- afn the sdfr Hd dhiipliter of. t lift Hev. -Ti' P. GvnhamM f ' ' Tho Rv. aiul Mrs. Y. F. Sturges spent Monday In Haker shopping and vlsltlhg With friends. , , ilrs. Corn Uloom has purchnsetl the residence of V. r1.' Ilreshears nrtd Is moving Into It. Mr. and Mrs. Ilreshears are moving their house Palmer, who was accompanied by a Uiyearold girl bo nald wan his wife, was jailed hfre yesterday after driving into town In an auto mobile alleged to haVe been stolen ijri Hpokiiue.-.rlheHff A. t' Calkins ofciskiyou' county informed - th iltiJlll'TiMiHUiprltlea that Palmer was now In federal custody -t J Carrots and hoots out in o oud shapes, make tiffectfve decoi atloim for soups anil naiads. , j i ' IS i U-l t f ' 1 V , r - '' ' in -!.. r, .l,', tj ; i x. ,v is.' . n ft. . . .vv-''-'''. '' m - ' ' . . . ; ' iV'.' t''JWieW J M - -r A. :.. - . .... ... '-' I !- i-'' - -i- . - -i- All bilk . . . clear, sheer, beauti-' ful, Onyx "Pointex" and Goth art Goldstripe Hose, regularly: sold for $1.06. Every pair perfect. Newest; shades, Point ed heels, and Square heels. Come early for & complete se lection. You'll want several , pairs at this low price. V PUTMAN'S La Grande Exclusive HeadytoVesjr 1 j and Millinery W. M. Piatt officiated. hold goods Into the empty store ' l .m H.:.. i..i.t. ' - niuiiliiiH " wm wiin 4'i. Jlni Hnndall and his sons ftro fnvh i.iI1(r fne the tl.no hMUu- putting In a woven wlro fence, 'lv,,,rt ,r(1 viH Mi.vinh Im aunln wlthhe iron posts set'inrneme, .,,,, ... tho l(,iPnhon ffice for- irotiiid the home of Mrri. NolHe H. 'tl,nl.it. ,,(1i(i i. (,.; mr,,ii. Ciruce. The materials for the fence wero all pilrohased hy Miss.- Ida Glltt. KNOCKKI) IVOWV " RAT. KM .Ore., Apl'll 8 (AP) Mabel Itearllslcy, i&, daughter of Me nml Mm. Walter W. It en ids- it tho Ascension chufoh Kufctffelay i jpy. was knocked to the street by to clean the church for the Knster hlt-andrdn driver last Might and service. They ulso planted softie 1 bor leg broken. Officers hnve no bulbs anil plants around the stehH . trace of the car that struck her, of the church. Tho Tlov. Hilly Dowles, who has been conducting the services at the llaptist church sine the, ltev.s.Ar thur Hall was called helm, '-has closed the meetlngsi His last . riet- i mon was given Stihtlay evening. The Kaster' Jierices at the', va rious churchort were well attended. Special hiiislc by the choir, jit the Methodist church under the direc tion of A.A. Antles received .Tav ornhle coitilnent. The pageant at thp A-seonslon church, which,'was presented hy the children, was 'also well received, A number of . out- f-tfiwn visitors were preHehl.? A meeting: of the citizens ' has. been set for tonight at the hrtnk Jor the purpose of discussing the subject of advertising by means of billboards. The Worrt&n'a Im provement chili, being a unit of the federation of clubs, Is opposed to this menns or advertising and several other organizations In Cove are In nceord with them. The meet ing has been called to discuss the problem. The Dorcas society, Which has postponed meetings for some time owing to tho evangelistic: meeting. will meet with Mrs. Joseph Tlsher next Thursday afternoon Frank Mosick nnd family have The two men In the cur are be lieved to hava bpenTlrunk. . OPIITIM MKi:S RCQri-ST WASHINGTON, Apr, a (AP) Vice President Curt In has asked ; Secretory Ktimson of the state de partment to reverse the ruling of e'ortuer Kecretary Kellogg that bit hoHtoss, ; Mrs. , Kdward Kverett J Gnnn. a sister, should rank below l th Wives of ambassadors and in In- . Isters at official dlhherH. ' H0fi Adnhis, I.a Clrnnde, Ors,, Ornoe 13 1 tig Gaiety House Frocks , - rr v4inicn. ' fust Color ; Pflttls. Olgnhdl ti'lmtncMi, largu Itltige nt cotors, . All slues $1.70 Misses Wash Dresses In f'olorful I'rinls Sizes 2 to 14 yrs. 98? & ?1.49 " LOOK OVER OUR WANT ADS FOR BARGAINS THOR THE NEW JV . ..f - "Jl HA" crysttt opeklsce. new-1 ly popofed,l)jt.,jti(irir1 r ' hiadf VI plaited strands of pasts' j tinted cijita). ' Try 4 tin of Schilling Tea . If you den't declare it the most freshly fragrant tea you. Jiave ever served ..your grocef will returnyour money Imtanlly. Your statement is enough. You Vttp the tea. fresh teal No other Is like it for It's Schilling secret Green C!S tea ,.. s ' Ml MP - Coffee t.Mn Powder .f 38 ExtracU 4 Splcel WAS HEM NOW $.00 DOWN $0.00 Ofir 117 APRIL ONLY Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co. WASH THE THOR WAY J