La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 11, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texti " - ... - V aturday, May lf,"i92S IA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Society News Ll Calendar l Ami xt Week Wiir Be a Heavy Ont1 Miss Johnson. The evening was spent m a In'omml fashion. Mis Johnson rfcelwd a beautiful coiiec- l)on of choice linens. It was late in the evening when the hostess x served their lovely lunch. . the coining to Lt GrtmuV jek of the te Medical uj- h, In annual convention, the jioeial calendar wilt be con s' lengthened, a number of (rents honoring visitors i,i especially the wives of n ot the assocation, having been scheduled. While not of purely a social nature. in Is being announced by Oraiide Neighborhood etub Ladles Auxiliary to the association, tor next Thuts rnoon, for ail the women oinmunlty, the teachers in lie schools and the sh in of per classes In the high ffhe meeting is to be hel'i igh school auditorium from lock and at that t titty the science Act" will be discuss. o will be a reet 'of 'some picture. on some In threat lug pertaining to health'and fitlk on the periodic heaiift itions wilt be given. - Irer Honors fCC LaRene Johnson Ialtene Johnson, a- teacher a Grande school whs the at a linen shower given he ninj? The hostesses wer? th Garrick and Mrs. Carroll for their guests two dose's aehers, special friends-" oH MOS Adams, - Ban Ue, Ore., Grace Bid. Greenwood P.-T, Elects Officers y For Coming Year t When the irreenwood 1'aretit Teacher association met at th Greenwood school Friday after noon, it was decided tlh eo-oyeral e with the La Grunde City founell of I'arenls und Teachers thro'jgn the welfare committee toward ths enforcement . of the prohibition laws, : " ,.. The date for the Hummer Hound XTp clinic for pre-achool chtlclren was announced as Tuesday, Jus 7, for Greenwood school Sir. Millerlng Is chairman for the Greenwood clinic. A group of numbers was given by the Greenwood orehesira und'.' the direction of V, W. Nusbaum. The personnel -of the orchestra fol! lows:u Violin: Andrea , Alnsworfh, Athella Thompson, Da wain Turn er, Ktta Bishop, Gertrude Conrad Opal Kimbey, Catherines fk-haliy; Genevieve Klrxer, Itay Wilson; saxaphone: tJule Wfagie and Grace Schully; piano: Vivlon Gallagher, The numbers they played were At thw Spinnet," a. minuet "frin cess Tiptoe, "Garden of Ureanm and "On the Volga' a Ilussina number with an unusual and de lightful rhythm. jHupt, K, A. Sayre presented a VENETIAN' Ul- fYOX NIliK HOhlliHV: .' bieasons lKiituIar colors, Mirage, likmd Kill, WW... , ,V1 i t NMKt. mttl Itltfht- Oiiiuiiclai, kali 49 inao: Welfare, Sirs,' 1. K. Chart- ton. -f Social, Mrs. Harry Ni-wberg. -Vuulicity, Mrs. E. U. Towlce Program, , M . 15 Haf f iukb. . ; Wardrobe, Sin.' Net! Thacfcor. Hvaltb. Mrs. C, V. McPhraoB. l'ariiauivnlarlau, J, A . Wltker- aon. Buuk excliane '- iMuim!Ue to function wlu'n acfaooi opens Ui taai fall: Mn, C. K. ' Mclheraoa.t chalrmaB, Ura W. K. Itenny ana Mrs. Our Bmltli. -1 Picture committee which has aa Its duty the wcuring of a picture to be used for next year's picture coutest: Miaa Vina Conley - ait-i Mm U. W. Qreeit '. i lU'.freshments were served at til close of the meeting, . : , Mrs. Coughenower Hostess to Club ' Mrs- Kd Coughenower, 3t Har rison street had three table for bridge, when she entertained the members of the N. U. U. club Thursday afternoon at her home. High score was made by Mrs. J It. iavy, Mrs. Henry Kltey on secen t prise and Mrs. George McGhean, the consolation. Mrs, W. II, War. ner receded th guest prise. Spring blossoms were used for decorations In the home and also on th tables' when a two course lunch was serv ed " . ' "'.'. :.' v - Missionary Group Meets at Church The Missionary society of tKc I'resbyterlnn church met In restrtaH session yeaterday afternoon at-iG church and the attendance of ladlfs present was very good. The presi dent, Mrs Lynn . . IlohneBkampi presided over the meeting. 'Mrs. Gcorffe Wals had ciiarge of " tin devolloliaiK nod In keenlnB . with the week, centered her study about 10 per cent certificate to the can-j music. Miss Oladys Miller pave aa mils' club which was sponsored by an organ number "A Itomance by the (treenwood I'arwit-Teaehei- as- Zitterback. and also accompanied soelatlon last year, Mrs C. lVMrs, Oeorm' ittchardson when ahe McPherson was the leader of the sang "Out Of The Husk ...... . .i ciuu ana ihe members to receive Mra. j, p. Havencroft had ehaw the ccrtiltcatea wero llasel MC-I-, , ,.. r th iiftornonn. The Local Churches, Sunday Services JueotnitjH butUUng Is open every day eseept Sundays and legist holi days from IS 4 4:50 a'etaefe. The public Is cordially invited to n Honnr Mother. ,,a ,he "- . 1 ' (junilay. May I. tlH're wttt be OpCUdl MUSjM., AjJJJiUJJll-i hola, celebration of Jh Holy ate SennOnS, bUeCiai Cemmuiiion with sermon at 1 1 a. Awnifte trf 1m Inpliirlcd " chor,h "h""1 ' Awarus w ue iiittuut-u wm , S:48 OB)1 lhe w).(arrrB' inobservance. , uuim m man at -.t. v iter. - ' K I iHurgea uf i,'avp. will cunduet ' . the communion srrvteea and preach. Mothers will be honored tomor- i , i-trst M tl, I'Utttvit row In prardcalli-every church m Th. ,ubjt of next Sunday the city. Almost every one- has ,lu,rntalI-B memHa, Hu y. -Moth. mase arranseiitenis lur a special proGram or at least for apeetut numbers in honor at mothers. Special Mother's . day services er." Aiiproprute music will tw eiven hy the chorus choir W. W, Kusbaum, dlieetr, - "Come to Bun- day school at S;43 and stay to - . - It II f KliUUI t V . 1 1I K lilt Hilly W will also be held in some & the ehu the Hev, V. B. IteH arses. Sunday schools Most of the eh re hen are now beginning their evening nviees at 8 o'clock instead of f :3ft. " Central tfaurvh of t hriH Hpeeiai Mothers day strviees will be held both In the Hible schtuil and during the morning worship. liible school meets at S:4S , m. Special reeosniUon uf The evening svrvicea will be held one half hour Inter, t, Up worth League at 7 1. to. and evening wur ship at B p. m. The subject of the evening dtHCourse Is "Commerce with the akies. Bymlay sehsei convenes at 1Q a. aemk at th t:$ o'clock services, lslasd CHy Ctian The morntng service at 11 o'cJK'k ai the IslaHil ' City Cwttmiunlt.v church will be In honor uf mother and son, wjiu wiit he sealed to gether. There will be stivcul mustie and ri'&dinga is keeping: wUh the day. The swbjcet for the Bioriiinj; will be A Mttther'e Imperishable iiueace fcmuiuy schuut meets at 1 . m, - KiwoHh iague convenes at f p. m and . foitowins the league ttu-etiiif there will be service In haor of father and daughter. The subject will be "Filial Ofaedteoce," There wit! be eueetat muziu and readlnim at this time ;- All are ln.vltel and"iMd to at tend these meetings - j WINN0W1NGS mothers m a tne tghthouse timt?l mis- wlth awards to the oldest mother. rs, sup ine, younisest mother, the younu- erintendent. . est grandmother, the mother with """" fJl is at It a. m. the largest family and with most a'd tomorrow, in honor of Molh- of the family present, and the "r Jay. the pastor will nmk on youngest baby present have been "Mother, and mother's old -fcymns annwncod.;, ..... v.. ,. V ., . ., M;,SB ."'"reh " i V.m p. .... and th sermon subject nished by -the choir and the paaj MM.wwk nleeH wm heW tor s sermon 1ll be on "Mother." jTutsMlwy ,d Criday at TsM. Kvening worship is at U n. m. i . The song service will !.e assisted l " '",, - ""f by Ihe younit peopiea choir and-' , M'B ??''"? orchestra. The sermon subject church at o clock will Ik: "What of the Hornet" lw f ,n hnBiP ot M"f fV Christian tindearor meets at 7 an'! the psor rmW subjet Ul . . Wilt UV t aiuittvr r nKwitnt, oun ' ISiMtlW. Lwlieran fharrt, I" "x001, m? :5.- m-,aml Mother's day will be fittingly !.- . K""rth sto, at " served in sermon and .nB. The Th? wniriB rvlee om-n t 7:88 Churches throughout tfee cltyae to observe Mooter's Day tomorrow. May 12, severs! of the pastors wl deliver special sermons and other ailiroprltte means of observance ara provide! lor ... . Kvenlnif s. rvtrcs at t lis ' First M, K. church Hunday wtil lie he! half aa hour later, with the youwr peepie utectlnx at J attd tils reg-iUc services bcfln iiag at &, . A choral eotebratioii of the Holy communion wrti tak place at (, I'ejers fcptsupss enures sunsay. morotnjr. The Iter. 1. V. Marge , of trove, will conduct the tommuo. ion services and deliver tb aer aion, ....... . . Kermit Itasato will sing a tenor solo, "i.i(tlc Mother of Mine" Uur- lag the monslflg worship and Mr (Jeerge Hichirdson wlli sing a sop rano solo, during She evening ser vice st the iIrealiyterla church. oooooooooooooooaoooooocooooooaoooooooooooaoaooss .. C Q s ; - , . . .. ... PUTMANS La Grande Exclusive Reatfy-to-Yrear and Millinery held at Heppaer. Ore May Sl-SJ.; Itt;itlH Wf'STK 'Wf'SKH Aftt7( Beveral ara planning m atteadiiisf KKMt'TON lAK Bug.. May it front the local church, , A!'l AtMortl; tftemrord out 4 s ' ) Athasi attd wnrd by W. Ilarotu, Aaoo.aerea)s for week-ntghl j "V4it WK oay. . . , , , Trtctwtty was etitatta and Cftttat wrvlce Vt the Chrwttan churckf jvrQ jjf, .,v, follow; WeiaeiNlay, f t. orchen-1 . V, , . . tm pmetfc in e tmd yawsJ iU'Uiitt ftttH Al" ptie ciilat peresutt'; Thurt- horse, wujf in ihe Held iut UiJ wot day S m- 'Voiiintcej' 1m nd m finish in iittta-y couiing m ?holr jimefte at chureifr, sweiitli, t A..-. IMierson, Audrey .Ainsworth, Kitu. ilishup, Blanche McPherson and I Klla Kngel It wiH be reniemhured that this club won n prize tit the i-H eiuh fair. . : . The-.plcture contest for' this month was won by Mrs. t. it, Ue Lune's room. As Miss Vina Con ley's room won it the greater num ber of times this year the piclufo will become the permanent proper, ty of that loom at the close of school. y - " s ' The association is to hel: in the decorating of the float for the grade school parado any track meet which Is to take place next Friday, i ; Tiio officers elected at this meet ing are Instulied by the ruiiriiiT j president,, Mrs, C $ MeiJhersonv They are: president', Mrs FmnK tMWIerht.viceresi4enf 'Mrs.' Wm I Merry, und secretary-treasurer Mrt. Claude Puekett "Airs. Frank Miliering appointed the following committee and clmir- Who Makes Your Butter? nly a few years back you probably pade it yourself or else you bought ; from among your acquaintances, hose who were , not' fortunate hough to get butter from one of nese two .sources took ineir liances oh store buttersome even ere forced to buy "Creamery" But- r. ; ut how times have changed-our andards of living have been raised panitary precautions have been in- oduced that seemed revolutionary ; first. ' e ow "Creamery" butter is almost hiversally used. You are getting utter that must pass strict city and iate inspection. Machinery and auipment beyond the purchasing Dwer and need of the individual is sed to make your butter. lue Mountain Butter is on sale at 1 local grocers and markets-made esh every day and always the same hiform high quality. Blue Mountain Creamery "Eat More Dairy Products" t Announcements paster will preach- the sermon on the subject; "The lilvine In Moth er, liove." . The choir wiii Vender the anthem, "O Slothcr o Mine." Children will be received in bap tism at this time. subject under consideration wan "Mexico" and ax Mrs. Havencroft had lived in that Interesting coun-j try for a period of yeaist her taiit; was- exceptionally interesting, 'fill ed as it was with her own personal observations and experiences, and suiipiemenieu e "l"J; -'jThe lreatet Thins ill the World," iTem numerous ''- articles wkl' und ti,6 fecial song mimberVhut and the subject will be "Five Slln. tea After Ueatk." 1 " . Clin' of Cod Sunday school begins at the reg ular hour. !0 o'clock, at the Church of Ood tomorrow and morning ser- The Sunday achool will also ob- iocs open at It. The Hev. Carlos serve Mother's day in the oitenlng i'luliimer will Breach, his subject A inmQ to aieiners. Young iple1 services wiii le ot p. m. and the subject will be ( service. The message wiii be on being The Odd VWIows aa4 llela-lialis will allend th morning swvicea at Ib Mrst itoviht church tomorrow, been arranged for tfiia aervtee A soccliii inutieai orograra has afeo iltoecial awards-for mothers will be a feature or the' morning at the Christian .church Sunday, Mrs. Hubert Miller, . ' -' . j Club Entertained , At Spencer Home, y Memlwrs " of the Cotcrlo : cluo they were -most graciously enter, talned at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Spenaer. ' The dosen guests made U thn'e tables for bridge, Mr. and Mrs. C. 1', Hutchlns mak ing the high score, Mrs Waitev miingham and J. 11. AHiertsoa. making Iwo! Mrs. Huenccr ' haa used spring flowers uulle generous ly about her home with a vwy pleasing effect. Hhe seired ; her luncheon in two courses - .. sne naa win ner. .no ....k, We Have j Mother,! comliilKee, wmcn nau enarge wi un Wr!( I'MMbj teriail Clmrrll latter part of the afternoon coi. I -A Walned.BtaW( w,aow ot rlch slstttt of Mrs. O K. Moras, boau,y to (oaa in a large chuivh in George Baker. Miss han loung an JJ,he Kmplev Btle, whk.n JmlrH llM Mother, . This la pure eiuquenee. Why not spend an hotu In church Sunday morning, 1 1 o'clock, in hon orj of your mother!- the pastor urges ' Me will speak on "The Hiah Mission of Mother," Mrs, Hariey Ilehar4soi$ wi! play the service, Thfe ladies -Trhifiwr'wiii"siifK the anthPi, 'ng t .Plse" by GtlhlJer ; KeVmit liasaia wilt Mint' lt itntir msIj 4Uttia Mother of Mine bv Burlelifh. In the evcnlng at 8-o'clwclc Miss Gladys Miller wilt preside at Hhe organ, Mrs Oeoe Hichardmn will sing a soprano, solo, and lite as tor will bring the evening' mes sage on "The Wonderful Word," The Invitation ta atienil this serv ice Is extended to all not attend ing religious service elsewhere. Recognition -will bo given , to Mother's day in the Hunday nHioui, iiunday morning, S;45 oclock. A . program- has heen arranged lit the Beginner s dewrtment, to which .M? -WbIk, iSutierlntendHit, the workers In the department nd the children invite tiso mdthera ut the members in this grotto, , ; . First Hnirti C'liurcit Mother's day will he fittingly oh served In the Flrt Buiitlsi rhun;ii Bldweil at foland.at. II, o'clock. The Odd FeHows 2;iS:!nftd the Jiebekalig will attend in a body at this service. The jtHfrfur'M 'iar Mother, Mm. The Katrn Oreiras cssnventkm Ahremlf will isf M (hrMH&s churh will Blankets Its time to be thinking about those woolen blankets that mut be stored for the Summer, : Remember We have a very special cowling process that raises the nap and makes them soft and'fluffy which'..' Costs You $IM per pair Blankets Laundried Regiilariy 1 " Costs You 50c per pair AU blankets laundried by us are re turned to you in Cedar Mofch Proof Blanket. Bag ready to seal "and store, which costs you nothing. They are FREE. , . t MODERN LAUNDRY , -V- Thone Main ??, If Someone W ould Build Your Fires I""1 71 i ..1'- . ' csoeru Morning- it The Itoyul Nelhbors of Ameflea will meet Monduy eveninjr ,at the; I. U. O, Y. hall. Kach member Is nshed to bring emethlnft for ihe Sitib bag. ' .- , H.meniber Art elasfc YfiUK meet i with Mrs, If. jCHy Monday afternoon - at t o'clock. ' " ' " The farkdnte dub nil! meet Wednt'sdHy, May t the hom; of Mrs.; Alma Carroll' with Mrs, KryiM?rg and Mrs. K. Alder assist ing.' -' ; .' - . "' , The National Broadcasting com- ; iany program for Hunday night ) follows; 6:15, orchestra, concert; 7:45. iitctodles, quartet and en semble , j The American Hroadcastlnt? fo in puny proemin for Sunday ! nifcht "oiiows: 7, humorous sketch; 7:3. Vie Mpyers orchestra; 8, j piano recital; :3 Hn)on orehes- ' tra. - . t rortisfwi KOW :kc r NtfC; $, fcattires. KKX nsokc.7,to lt AUC pro gram. Spikse KHQ CSfnkc) NUC: t fea tures. j KG A U47(.kc) 7 to II, ABC pro- i if rant, ; - Iajh An ft' lts ! KNX IM5ke 7. cre-n teron- j a It ths; S, word, mtisic; con- j cf-rt. i KFI Mokc :I5, KBC; , fea- I Saw FYsmd-o j K KUC Sike 7t word and mn sic; in, Amos and Andy; I0;t, ! danre music, HVO K0kc ;1 NUC: 8t fea , turt-'S. . - - hetit KJlt (tTokc) to II, ABC pro (tiHin. KGO 7Jikc) itit NB; S. word and music. Hcrnisn will be given and a spe cial musical program is to itiKlodc the foliowins numbers: "Mother Mine" m. hit Jrdf by Hay Will iams; "AVa Maria-vinUn sxIo, by 8. 51, Belejjhlne: vocal solo to be selected) .by Miss Bethel Trill; duet to be seleetexl) by Mrs ljy num and Mrs. Moore.- livening worship will he at 8 p. m. -First Clioreh of liirW, Scientist Services will be held tomorrow morning at 11 aeliMk at Fir?t Church of Christ. Setenttst at First and Washington. The subji?ci will be: "Adam and Fallen Man'- Gold en text: Itonians S:8: "They which are the children at Ihe flesh, these ure not the children f Omii but the children of the promise- are counted for the seed ( Sunday school Ut hdd every Sunday morning at 0:45, for chil dren up to the age of twenty years. Just one word matv a!out Mar bn Taller she jur4y ouirht to -le.j &Um fo pU:h U a pretty nlee jdete of i?row.nI now for a song. The Victor Records ; for Ma; jv at oiir store;. TIm WeUillHK or Mie I'sUm-it Imll r. 1. Vm "Kft-raj " i iir Hi lloraov llraifi aiMl hii Calif oniisjiM. f j freal Mniher, A iarIti in tin-' llaJtfc 4rtH Ait-fin. 1 Milne Iha-w Vtm tissl. s'mi- j pt-(i-?t" Ya imjiinjf l' To .NiIil ! Tahe a J tA. at Mtw. -o (slaeate mml tm-ittvtn Alders Music Co, "Quality and Service" ' ;, Without charge always on time ready to do the job anytime of the day or night with a guarantee that the kitchen would be kept clean in the bargain. 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