Tuesday, April 23, 1929
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Society
-! ATM mmm
iMnWo Miv.TIn
I Porta Kenyon, Gladya ,BrocKweJ
Hobei't .Kiteson, Vera Lewi. John
Mlljaii; Stanley Taylor,'
Cnron. and Othera..
Monday Bridge V
' Club Entertained
By Mrs. A. T. Hill
Urn. A. T. Hill1 uu IiomIimm io
niomher of the Mon.luy IJriclee
ir.uu ytntenJuy urtenioan at u U'
ItKlttfut lritli lum-hemi at the lM
. IJrun-lf lint el. Sprlns: XJowern .wit
usftl for decoration. Mm. I.du
Jones rowtved cluh trium ami Mm.
It. I, l'ourch KUi'st niz. .
-?'.;
t Urn. K. H. A)tl hy gave an In
WeMin.i tieMtTiption of the 'Hunt
ington urt Rallt-rics at l.oa AnjtYlvti.
4'al., u.h hIu huw tlivm on u it-rent
ytit there. The talk was uiwn
ul the incHinK of tin JCimhUMV
urt clans ycHienlny tiftmnoon ut the
homo of Mrs. A. It. Hunter.
-
The Mothers Self Culture elub
nut ut the home of Mrs. Otis 1'al
iner yesterday for u profitable aft
ernoon. It. A. WUittTKon, princi
ple1, of lreenwool ku'hoot, ttpokc on
. t!Oopratlou uk a Method Learned
by Teamwork." Mra. (leorge Hod
Kin read Dr. Ilerle's leltciv
--- 1 it the April hwuo .of -"Oregon
Cluliwonian." oi'firiul publication
of'he Oregon Kederutivji of Wom
en'vJcJubH. the ,u (inlude Neigh
linrhood .cluh hup a Kciierotis por
tion of snaie,, fii,iien to Ja- report of
ItH major activities ho fur thin year.
An excerpt from the article- Is
tin follow; "The Im (irande Neigh
horhqod cluh Is having an iten-Ht-Ing
year under Hie uhle dlreetloh
01' the preHident, Mrs, l h. Meyeia,
Alternating programs of art, uiu
Hie !anl litftri't-urc are 'being en
joyed, Minn Margaret Anson, urt
chairman; Mrs. George. . Hlrnle,
chairman of literature, und Mr.
I.ynn Wright,,, mutric chutrmun,
have been responsible for the dc
lightful aftornoons." Tho nrltcle
gon on to tell what the progrum
und- purpose of the club hu been
this year.
"
Camp Fire Girls
; Planning Banquet
" Sixteen Camp Kl re girls with
their guardian, Mrs. It. I Tyler
and nssintant guardian, Mih. K.
UuhkcII Hcott, nmdo plans at their
meeting last night Tor tho Mother's
day banquet they are going to give
Paul Whiteman
Tonight on Columbia
network coast-to-coast
0 to 7 p. m. Pnriric Tlmii
Tonight, a touch of your radio
dial will bring you the match
less dance music of the "King
of Jaws" and his world-renowned
orchestra. Courtesy of OLD
GOLD CIGARETTES . . . "not a
cough in a carload."
Old Gold
CIGARETTES
1405 Adams.
La Onimls, Ore.. Grace Bide;.
HOOD
Rubber Footwear
0
to ;
rnulh'n 1
Mark
Boys'
1 to t
Men's Mark
ruMer hem .
.... $1.89
$1.98
$3.45
about May 6. They worked on
plans "ardtt pnd favors for the uc-
raslon.-
The Hupreme l-orest Woodmen
circto nit in regular Metwion lust
night with all officers present. One
candidate whk InititiltHl. i'luiis were
diurtisKd fur making a quilt for
the orphans- and aged members'
home at Sherman,- Tex. Kefrexh
niAitta wr Herved.
Sun boa m Grove, No, 1, auxiliary
to S. I W. C met at the home
of the juvenile supervisor. Daisy
H. Kewklrk .Halimlay. Twenty-six
juveniles wero presenl und wer
presented with their lodge em b I ins.
At the close, each onv retelyed u
prlxe.
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Announcements
' The Maker. Order of Ttalnbow
fop (Slrls has sent word that they
will not be utile to come to l-a
Orande Sudirday, Apr., tt, as
planned, when (hey were -to huve.
been guests of the local assembly.
A text hook on aviation has been
completed by James tG. Woolley,
vice, president of the Western Air
Kx press. It lias been accepted us
standard at 2l educational Institu
tions In the west.
j Janet Gaynor's
;rSunnse" Is
.Coiuinir Wednesday
I Admirers of winsome Janet Guy
nor, the twenty-yeur-old Kox star
jwho made an Insiuntuneous hit as
liane In "7th Heaven," will huve
another opportunity to see her In
a captivating role when "Sunrise,"
tho first picture made in this coun
try by the noted Kuropean director,
! K. W. Murnau, opeitu at the Htnr
j theater for a S day run on Wednes
day. '
"Sunrise" is the most Importnnt
picture yet relensed ly Kox Films
and was produced with nn especial
ty selected cast'heuded by Miss
(iaynor mid George O'ltrlen. Great
as was her triumph In "t(h lieu v.
en," her performance In "Sunrise
has been pronounced superior to
anything she has previously done
because It culls for n much wider
i range of histrionic ability and puts
; her to n test from which less com
petent stars would have withdrawn.
I' The- urclnim which "Sunrise" re
ceived In such huge mensttre In
New York, l.os Angeles, lteiiln and
Stockholm 'when jt was first re
leased, was not due entirely, how
ever, to the work of lis cast. The
dramatic simplicity ' of the story
and the phenomenal photography
were equally responsible for the
praise it received from the first
critics who reviewed it. The theme
of "Sunrise" lsun original one from
the pen of Herman Sudermunn, the
novelist.
AlcWade Mix-Up
Man In Talkie,
"Home Towners"
! Blue Stars In
i Railroad Hit
On Vitaphone
"A meddler Is the very worst
kind of trouble maker," says Hob
ert Mi'Wude, who portrays a small
town business man who disastrous
ly dabbles In other people's affairs
In "The Home Towners," Warner
llros.' all-talking Viluphoua pro
duction which Hryan Koy directed
and which Is now showing ut tho
Arcade theater.
1 "When a nurrow. minded nied
1 dler got a his tongue wugglng and
sturts other people to thinking In
the sump channels as his own one
cylinder brain, many heartaches
result.' says McWude, who creuted
tthla sumo character of 1. H. Itun
I croft on the stuge In George M.
t'ohnn's footllght success am! Is
i seen and heard In the sums role on
the screen In the Vitaphone adap
tation. " ;
"Of course,' continues Robert
McWnde. "there are many very
funny situations too. that arise ns
' ti result of the meddler's activities.
Combined they prove Ideal enter
tainment us depleted In the com-edy-drumn,x"The
Home. Towners."
Kohorr MrWade'also' created th
leading chnmcte-r role. In the stage
play, "New Iti-ooms," which he ro-
enacted for the silent' drama. Kor
' the f htrt time ho. Is seen and heard
' on Vitaphone and appears In The
Home .Towners" with a ctut of
prominent tagoand screen play
' ers Including Itlehnrd 'Itennett,
' A roaring passenger train, nion
arach of the raits, thunders at full
speed through Monte Hlue'a latest
Vitaphone production for Warner
Brothers, In which he plays the role
of a .locomotive engineer, und
which takes its tittle from the train
Itself "The Greyhound JJmlted,"
This rustmoving melodrama
brings to the screen all the strange
fascination of railroading, and ; a
story that crashes swiftly from ope
climax to another. "The Greyhound
Limited" tells of a man who wus
weak and another who thought ha
was strong of true love and vil
lainy of a girl whose worth was
revealed under fire of the wreck
ntT" C? TT ITT71 ' l
nf a life and the wreck of a train
and with over all the shadow of the
gallows.
The cast supporting Monte tllue.
In Oils exciting production includes
Kdna Murphy, Grunt Withers. Kv
nle Shields, Lew. Hurvcy and l.ucy
Beaumont, and was directed by ,
Howard Hrotherton. Tho story of (
"Tho Greyhound Limited" was
written by Albert Howson. the
scenario by Anthony t'oldewuy.
Monte Hluo In "The Greyhound t
Limited" comes to the Amide the-:
I : BeauUful Pleated scarfs ;
2 Are now ln--they are the very newest thinjr in Scarfs,
in an array 0 bright. nw eolora.' ;
' ." " Moderately Priced V !j
nlpr tomorrow for u run of S tlnysu
Butter And Egg
Values Higher;
Most Grades Up
POHTI.ANI, ih. Apr. ;3 (AT)
Jiulter und egg values took
flight oduy. All grades of butter,
except extn", und u II grades of
eggs, wire In the udvanee.
Half a rent each wus uddetl to
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ilium f IrMl h anl riritUi atltlfil one
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I'uuPry unil tlrcMtnl iiivoIh wart
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Onion und lplluro prlcrii ur iuh-
Iiik up m. lill
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For Salad Pressing
Chopped Cabbage, Green Pepperi, halvei of ripe Strauiberrlee j
An T 11 1 1 nn anil nf Amii.a I
French Dressing made with Wesson Oil.
Make your Spring eeUds gejr end piqtunl and dltTercnl jou Ilka
but don't forget to bring your Imagination to bear on your French
Dreitiug,
Two parte Waeeon Oil, one part lemon juice or vinegar) sail and
pepper then whatever your fancy dictates. Here, for inilance honey,
a little heavy cream and chopped mint. Paprika, of eourse, for color
. . . It'e just such Utile flights of imagination that give unexpected
est and savor to your salad.
k. ptbUili.4 Wmmmi Oil "Kip.
t vUHi mtaiM niti'Mmt for
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