La Grande evening observer., April 16, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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Society News r
ay,' April 16, 1920'
LA" GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, ORE.
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w Wedding
Allen Home
During Morning
iiietty wetldhiff ceremony
ilnur at 10 o'clock ut tho
i. M. H. Allen ut 11113
niiiL u veil lit MIkh Cruet! '
(this city, became the brtUe i
ltohland. of Malud, lUiu
cmony took place In lh ;
of tliu fun'iily of the bridd
w m'.imute friiMidH. Ih'i;
lier Nooy officiated. M1k.i:
rziiKf r wus briueKiuuld ;
herford Itohlund was best ;
ul basket of flowers were
tit thu rooms of the Allen,
$1 the. bride und brldt4
81 hud corsuga bouquets.
illnK breakfast wun given
of thu young couplo ut 1 1
They then loft by auto
r a week's . honeymoon
Washington und other
ill be ut homo In Muhid.
ru Mr. Itohlund Ih mini
ic Uveriund Lumber com-
lien Is one of La Grande's
youii3 women. 1 or mors
years she has been ein
. bookkeeper ut the N. K.
company store. 8he Is an
of Oregon Slate college
ember of Delta SSetu so-
ohlund is also . wideU
i this city. . I'"or u year
ilf lio wits UHNlstant liiun
the Van I'etten Lumber
He is the son of Mr. 'und
iry Uohland, of Dayton,
,'. E. Jelllson, of Jerome,
ier of Mrs. itoliland, wus
out-ofrtown guest ut the
les lleuveme, of Joseph.
il Sluslier, of Knterprlat.
irrled ut the homo of Mi.
brother, Lee Sluslier. In
le. Sunday aitoi-noon ut 5
the Hev. 11. V. l'ulniim,
tlio Christian church, of-
il Mrs. Sluslier left yoster
intei urise. wliere they will
fir home. Mr.- Sluslier is
il us u clerk there.
nreaent ut the wedding
jr. und Mrs. Harry Hlppey
Idren, Mr. und Airs, i:
Uobert Clark and Mr. and
Blusher, all of this city.
a a
laiillst church pursonuge
sceno of u wedding nuiur
ping ul 6:30 o'clock when
olllns und Harry Jiacy.
Klgln, were united In mar
ie llev. 1''. O. Hess olllciai-
klico Tracy, inotlier of the
bm and Mrs. John Kolllns,
lot tlio bride, were preseiii
jcereluony. Mr. und Mrs.
Ill make their home at Kl-
brs of Hie Sup'reme Forest
in circle met for u silver
night at 7:30 o clock ut
a of the juvenile super
Ikv Nuwkirk. Twenly'-five
UUondance. After the bus-
etlng refreshments" woto
kvllh Daisy Nuwkirk uud
iaines in cliurge. .,
H, S. Browntori
fetess Yesterday
Orr-Dunbar, Included Mr a. Douuld
M. l'utruts 'La G run ile, chuliiuun ol
the coiniiiittee on modern drama,
)a the dlvluion of 1 Herat ure or
IR hich Mrs. K. il. Whitney U chair
man; Mrs. WiHlum T. l'liy, of Hot
Lake, chairman of junior member
ship. Mia. K. A. l'icrce, of Tort
land, chulrimtn of fine arts, report
ed .for Mrs. K. i MoKHman, Ia
Grande, chairman of the urt di
vision. Mrs. Mostuiiuii was unable
to attend.
An Indian coremonlul ut which
all of the ffirlH of Fukwunu C'ami,
lore bio up received honors and
others attained tlio run It of wood
ffutherer und flremaker, wus held
last ntrfht ai the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. J. Hroomfield, with Mrs.
12. ltussell Scott, assistant guardian,
in chargii i
The ceremonial was In the forir.
of an Indian council fire, thu In
dian theme being carried out in
Indian dance und other ways.
J lie runk of woudgulhcrcr went
to Janet Blnsnor und Kern llroom
field. Nenore lieadley, Jean Mc
Kennon and Margaret Davy receiv
ed the riicmukor.s runk Jean Mc-
Kennon ruvo a talk on thu origin
of camp fire.
Guests at the ceremony were
Mrs. Joel Klchnrdson, K. Kusselt
Scott rand Mi, und Mrs. J. J.
Brooiuficld.'
Those receiving honors were:
Rnrbaru Cool id Re, Janet Ilhiffiipr,
Kleunor Dahl. Ida Hlack, Llua Ma"
HolllKter, Mildred 1'ulten, 1-norn
Headley, Margaret Davy, Jean Mc
Keiinon and Kern Hroomfield.
Jest llilnk, Cat gave away several
rallier leiigllijr spcecliea before lie
knew lie could (It a dollar a sronL
I doii't know how much lieruiaiir
owl's us, bin ir 1 luul the aovwrnt
I'd lurn It over lo Uie agent a ho
sold ino a set o' Wasulaatou Irvliitf
a few years ago. . ji.
AT-MTMIB
Al Jolson
Generous To
Less Fortunate
Al Jolson, now at Die Arcade
Theater In the spectuculur Wumer
Bros, success "The Jas Singer."
his first picture and his supremo
success. Is known to be among the
most generous lo tlio less fortumite
Broadwuyiles. whose talents have
proved unequal to tho crllicul de
mand! of New York, or thoso who
have fullcn on hard days through
Illness or bad fortune. His cliarlly
Is of tlio unvuunted kind und the
recipients themselves are tlio ones
who have mudo known his sym
palhy which finds expresslou In a
thousand niuteriul ways.
Laura La Plante
At Star On
Wednesday
"Tlio I-ust Warning." Unlvcrsul's
mystery special slurring Laura La
riantc, will open at the Slur Theu
ter on Wednesday. It Is hailed us
an unusual und spectuculur produc
tion. : From the very acquisition of the
story through every phase of the
work of production CCurl Lacm
nilu's ordera that this bo niado Into
u special were adherod lo on a.
grand scale. - '
A big price was paid for tho
screen rights of Thomus V. Kal
lon's Btuge play of tho sunie uaino,
adapted from a novel by Wads
worth Camp. It was turned over
to Al Colin to scenarixe. Conn Is
considered one of the finest scenar
ists In Hollywood, being particu
larly noted for his scenario on
"The Cut and the Canary" last year.
Itemembering what a tremen
dous success l'aul Lent had made
in directing lium La Planto In
"The Cat and tho Canary," Laeni
nilo decided to give the director
slur combination a cuunce to out
do their spectacular work. In this
other inyBtory story. He put evory
fuclllty of Universal studio at their
coiumund and gavo them a free
rein. Tho result is that critics the
world over uro acclaiming "The
Last Warning" more terrifying und
mysterious than anything evor seen
I before on the screen.
The supporting cast of "Tho Last
Warning" has unusual strength.
It contains urllsts of such promi
nence that many of them could
. curry a plcturu on their own slioul
I dcrs. , ''
On the poster of tills ptoductlou
appear the names of Miss La j
I'laiite. John Boles, Montagu Love,
Koy U'Arcy, Bert Houch, Murgaret J
Livingston. Muck Swain, llurr Mc
lntosh. Carrie Duumeiy, Oorge
Muininervllle, Torben Meyer, D'Arey
Corrlgun, Bud I'helps. Charles K.
French, Tom McOuiro, Kred Kel
soy, Tom O'Brien, and Harry Nor
thrup. Carl Uicmmlo Jr. super-
t vised the production,
Miss Guggenheim
Weds T. M. Gorman
NEW YOUK, Apr. 10 (Al')
Tin New York World said today
that Natalie Guggenheim. 18, and
only daughter of Kdiuond A. Gug
genheim, wealthy copper magnate,
wus married last Friday to Thomas
M, Gorman, 27-year-old real estate
broker and son of a railroad freight
agent.
Tho ceremony took plnco at All
Saints Protestant liplscopul church
was performed by the Itev. Mr.
Klrkland Huake.
Tho nights lust six months III
the Artie Circles. It Is said a group
of tho Scotchmen are planning nn
expedition to one of the night clubs
there.
"WHOOPEE" SWEATERS
, . - i.ij ,
More new ones just arrived, 'i ;
Slip-ons, with or without sleeves, in a wide
range of colors. 1 ; "
$2.50 &np "'
PUTMAN'S
La Grande Exclusive Ready-to-Wear
and Millinery
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Announcements
The Bible Bearchers' class will
meet Wednesday ut tho home or
Mrs. William Condit ut 1K04 Sec
ond street with Mrs. Cummins
and Mrs. Cleaver uh hostesses.
Members are asked to bring needles
and. thimbles. Tho meeting will
begin ut 2 o'clock.
The' Crystal Kebekuh lodgo ses
sion will begin promptly at 7:43
o'clocH Wednesday, Apr. 17, in or
de "that the business will bo fin
is lied early for the convenience of
thoso wishing to uttend the pluy.
"And Home Came Ted." to be given
by tlu Summerville lodge that eve
ning, according to Nellie L, Piper
noble grand.
Members of the Ida He lie hewis
circle will be guests this evening or
Miss lllanche Clarke at tho home
of Mrs. Jtcnwlck Clarke, 2tHt2 Dak
street. All members are asked to
take special notice as there are. im
portant things tor e.,brought 'iip
for dlmMiHHlnn.' ' f-"- fc,vV-). ',
The f-royal Siwfers AM of the;
Christian church wilt meet tomor
row at I o'clock at the home- of
Mrs. Waltor Trice, at SOS Kourth
street, beginning with a pot luck
luncheon. Everyone Is asked to
bring a covered dish and their own
dishes.
HI. Mary's Altar society will meet
tomorrow afternoon at. the home
of Mrs. William KiegrlHt. The wo
men of Cove have been invited to
attend the meeting: Plans for tho
study ctub for the coming year will
be made. . '
'resting paper OiJ. 4Mleh-
artist of. the-"' Italian
ce, was given by Mrs. II.
iiton yesterday aucrnouu
t J amblers Art class met
ionic Twelve were In ut-
ib wlil meet next Monday
i with Mrs. A. It. JlJiltei
s. I' B. Appleby will tell
jlunttiiglon gallery' lu Los
Cal.
Lid Mrs. William Biegiln'
d their dinner club last
it h a most enjoyable dln-
evenlng of cards al in:
t,i J nn.
dining room the table was
with red tulips. Cover-
ii for Hi.
were played on the ineJi
fe and work of the Ameri-
i-.mipu Whiwtler. was tie-
Ly Mrs. Iynn Wright when
Hcseurch club mei yesier
rnoon at the- home of Mm
Hull. Whistler l famous
for his picture, "Mother.
K1N TAKKS JtllK
nOGNOIt, Kng., Apr. t C (AI)
-living George went out for an
automobile drive today for the first
timo slnco his illness began lost
November.
Kolka who keep on sawing wood
!n all kinds or weather, have the
biggest woodpile.
t-
IWessonT
Little 'tUou Tomatoe (tkinned), chopped Valet, Cream
cheete Mb, Crt$p dry fcttuic .! ind, of course, French
Dressing made wilh Wesson Oil.
The tmsrlesl and mot! plqusnl Frenrh DrlnB sre lhn.e
which you eresle youelf, oul of your o d linsglnnlloii.
, Two pru VeMon Oil. ooe pari iemon juice or vlnepsr.
aall and Vpper- lhek whil'er our fancy dictates I fr
Intlanee, lomalo kele a lillle Mraineil honey, cho(M-d
plmientoe and a dash t WirrteWeohire. Paprika of course,
for color. Yon can gel as much variety at yon please.
TW. .WOfl L k-k -M 1
Fn.k Dm.hu. If 7i M HW. - W )... ' -011
axl SsowilriA PMrlfc 1H M.r St , S.S FnaclMfc Cllfaml..
n .1 l'r:inkel. nresi-
the Oregon Kcderutlon of
clubs, lireslileu ut i"e
of officer, d.-purtiuent
..i...i... h,-l.l ut tilt-
iVomen's I'lirlstisn assorlu
ir. , out-of-town officers
lirmen attending the imet
luncheon ut the Hotel Con
lr. B, honoring Mr tildi''
Mrs.
"It satisfies our most fastidious
patrons-HotdDelMonte
)ance
ONIGHT
an Arcadia Ball
jm in Walla Walla
SUBER HALL
'We have found that M-J-B satisfies outmost
fastidious patrons and is universally popular."
Manager Hotel Del Moata
Many people find that with M-J-B, the fuU-8avireJ
blend, they use slightly leu coffee. Whether you make
it strong, mild or medium M'J'B ha the matehJe
coffee flavor that only this rich Mend can give. ,
M'J'B is vacuum-sealed in the new improved friction
top key-cans by M'J'B's own patented process. Ak for
M'J'B coffee at your grocery. Look for the letters on
each can. t
MJJ
COFFEE
yrfty i 77 77 77f- W'W&J
Hotel Del Monte one of California'! Famous Reorti
1I0S Adauis,
La Grande, Oxtv, Qiac BlilC.
New Shades
In The . .
NUDON
Bare Leg Hosiery
Alure
SUNTAN
MIRAGE
CHAMPAGNE
The Pair 98c
Now is the time
to fix up your .
Model T Ford
Right now, after winter lay-up and winter driving, ta
the lime lo go over your Model T and find out juat what
ll need in the way of replacement part and adjustments.
For a very small coat, you may be able to protect and
maintain your investment in the car and get thon sands
of miles of additional service.
- To help you get the fullest use from your ear, tha
Ford Motor Company Is still devoting a considerable
section of its plants to the manufacture of Model T parta
and will continue to do so as long as they are needed
by Ford owners.
These parts are quickly available through Ford dead
era in every section of the country. Note the low prices)
in the partial list given below i
Piston and pin
Connmlng rod .
Crankahaft
Our Service
To design and build u
monument that is within
your means and yet bo
one that entirely satis
fies you, is our standard
of service.
Cemetery
Memorial
Works
C. N. McCLUKE
La Grande, Ore.
Ollndrr head ....
t.yhndrr
Time gear . r . p
Timerar rer ' -
Crankcaae ' i . . t a ' -
Magneto roll assembly '
Vy wheel . ' . ' -.. ' . - :ia "
Transmission gear shaft -
Transmlaalon cover ' ' 9 ,: . - -
CUulrh pedal '-' "
Steering gear assembly (less wheel and bracket)
Starter drive - -
Onerator -
Ballrry '"''' ' '
Carburetor .
Vaporlarr aaarmbly (wilh nttinas) - . -
, Rear axle shaft - - m
Uifferenllal drive gear . a
Universal Jolnl assembly a , a
IMve shaft pinion - a .
, Front axle ' m -
Spindle eonneellng rod ' ' i,
. f ront radius rod . tri.m
t Rear spring ' ; a 1
. Radiator less .hell (1917-2.1) ' .
1 Kaillslor less shell (1923-27)
Hood (I9I7-I92S) . ,
Hood (1926-27) hlack . . .
(asollne tank '
Front fenders (I917192S) each a
Front fenders (1926-1927) eark .
Rear fenders (1922-192S) earn .
Rear fenders (1926-1927) eaeh -
Running board -
Headlamp ansemblr (1915-26) pair
11.40
1.60
10.M
6.M
20.M
IS
1.M
12. M '
5.00
13. M '
1.6S
6.00
AS
S.50
4.2S
12. SO
.SO
1.00
9.M
1.7S
S.M
s.so
1.M
9.00
1.7S
6.00
1S.00
14.00
6.50
' 7.00
, 6.00 .
4.00
5,00
S.7S
4.00
Ul
1.50
5.50
270
85.00
Horn (battery type) -
ll..rfl.n aa.ta.hlv t
Tonrina ear Inn (19)3-25) eomolete
Touring ear lop ((1926-27) complHe, inelndea curulns
., and curtain rods ; a , , : a .
These prices are f Or parts only, hut the charge far
labor Is equally low. It is billed at a flat rate so yon may
know in advance what the job will cost.
Ford Motor Company
BURNETT'S
FIRST ANNIVERSARY SALE
Begins Wednesday April 17th ,
Our first year's business in La Grande has been a success. We are
now laying plans for bigger and better years. .
To those who have attributed to this success we express our apprecia-.
tion. We invite you to visit our store during this, our First Birthday
Party.
The purpose of this Anniversary Sale is to offer you unexcelled values
in footwear and to win new customers for the famous lines of Shoes and
Hosiery which this store features. ..
Anniversary Sale
RAVISH o:..i..
V V
Facia r
FREE
latint Mill' ;ort Tump q oyci,
with sunburn IicIku kid trim '
SS.ftO
One pair of llollins All-Silk
Chiffon Ho.se with eacli pair
of Women's Shoes, $7.50 value
J'aUuil
Willi ri'tl t'ln H'-'ul trim
glt.ikO
10 Off on AH Men's, Boy's And Children's Shoes
Come in, inspect our values we aim to please, v.- ;;.
Our Policy always Honest M:rchandise, Correct Fitting and v,
Courteous Treatment. , .
Burnett Shoe Co.
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