La Grande evening observer., June 13, 1929, Image 3

' ' Thursday, June 13, 1929
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA -GRANDE,' ORE.
.
Society News
Miss Dewlaney
And Mr. Cochran
. Wed in Palo Alto
'., The -wptlriing ; nf Jlihs llurhara
Oinfctnncf ltt wliinry .to Sitm l.utli-r-.(ochriin
look ptiu-o this after
noon lit ono o'clock at tin' Stanford
-Memorial church,! .Palo Alto. Oil
roinla, thn v; 1 Jr. David Cluu-lwi
(ianlncr, who since limi lin.s lipcn
rliapltiin at thti ; university, lu'lrur
tlift.orrioinlliiK clt'i-tfyman; The mar
I'lajje conii'H as no mirpriso u tlifl
o-llKaKretiiPlU of thn ymintf pfoidc
VaN niuioiinci'd hi'Ht suriiiiU-r hy
Mi'H. Mario K. IVwInney or ftintti
Itiirlmni, California.
Hoth the bride iiml uronm arc
Planford Kiiuluatcs. Mrs. Cochran
Was a translVr from Santa llnr
hara Junior cIIIcro in Stanford, re
ceiving lw musters decree with
Hip class of She majorod in
ftucial science and journalism, and
ilm-hiK her university career was
Very proniincnt In .student, activi
ties, lioldiiiff tli' office of woman's
editor of .tho lauford Daily, tin
Weil ns a number of other positions.
Ww owns ti ihi lielu Kappa Key
nnd Is nJso a. nn-mber of the Thota
Sitfiim I'hl. Durltiff the past yejir
she has been heerelnry of tho divis
ion of journalism ot Stanford. ' '
' Mr. Coi-hrun Is" Hie fcon ; rir ; MY.
nnd Mrs. Cieoijje T. Cochran of tills
city. lie Ih a graduate of IHD
ImviiiK ColnpIoh d his iviitftifh- IwhV
lit uliuiitiHtiuiion:4tnl. jornnliftm
In ..March. MIk fuLher is , also a
Htanford nhinums, praduntinp . in
ltnv' in lititl. fe, also, has been
proniinenl in student activities at
the university and is a member of
the Hitfmn Nu fraternity.
Mr. ami Mrs. Cochran will make
t heir home In Waeraniehto, where
Mr. Cochran will be assistant class!"
fled advert ishiK manager of t he
Sacramento Dnlnn.
La Grande Couple
Are Married In
Sacramento, Cal.
Word lias been received that
Miss, Marie tfcxtor, daughter of
Charles Ilaxter and . C. Noi wood
Male, Mn of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie It.
ifule. were married at Sacramento,
Cal., Jtlne 8.
The young couple are well known
in Ui Grande, IWlHs Haxter gradn
atltig Willi the 'IH2 class and Mr.
Hale with the class from the
Ciramlo Jiigh scliooh'
Mr. and Mrs. Hnio" will malto
IJiier home in Sacramento, where
Mr. Hale is employed by the West
ern KliH-trlo": corporation.
...-......
Loyal Sisters Aid
So-Ne-He Club In '
Picnic At Elgin
Thirteen nirmnersand two guestnl
of the So-Ne-He elub followeil the
Oypay trail Tuesday afternoon
which id them to the city park
ttt Klgin for a day which proved
to be most ialereming nml enjoy,
uhlo. . Prizes had been offered for
the two members who appeared in
the best liypsy costumes und Mift.
h'red Huffman and baby son, Wal
lace, and Mrs. Kd Prouiy were tha
recipients. rot luck dinner was
sprved at noon, this preceding a
business meeting ami an afternoon
at games. The next picnic will be
held on June 2". The guests at
I he Cypsy picnic were Mrs. Sny
dam and Mrs. Smith,
Family Reunion At:
G. C. Headley Home
Division Meets!
There were twenty-one hidiert
present yesterday alli'iiioon whi'-n
division A of Hie Loyal Sisters Aid
of the Christian church nu t at thr
home of Mrs. Kbell. Mrs., Hurry
SundoK presided ovur the meetlnff
and Hev. K. U Putnam opened' tlio
meeting with' prayer alter which
the regular business meeting . wart
held. A social hour concluded the
afternoon .when the IiosIokh served
some nice, refreshments.
Girls Honored At
.-.Party '6ri Tuesday
Missionary Group
Closes' Season
: The last meeting for the season
of the Woman's foreign Mission
ary society of the Methodist church
was held yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs, Hickox on O avenue,
Mrs. It. W. I.etghton. president,
presided over the business session
alter wine): w-rt; tint dt-vothMiuls
conducted by Mrs. Headley. -The
lesson for the day was another
chapter of the study or Africa, Mrs.
Tyler presenting "l-'rieiids Hence
forth." Mrs. Lelghton concluded
the program with an nrttclo on
"lhttnun Nature." A nominating
committee, consist lug of Mis, Head-leyT-
Mrs'Tiei-son and Mrs. SV(V
Smith was appointed. Thq next
meeting of I he society will be held
in Kepteinbe.
The. Misses Ilarbara and no vert
Ciiiyt, who are leaving l.n Orande
soon to make their home at loca
tello, Idaho, worn honored at .a
little party given Tuesday evening
by the group of girls who have
had a bridge club this past school
year, the party having been given
atthe borne of Mrs. Katon. Hridgo
provided the entertainment f o:-t ho
evening with' a -Union at the close.
The guests' were Marie . l-'loberg,
norothy 1'idcock, Sally FlegHst.
Huth Murchison, . Lucille .Price,
VlrR'lhla nrnnnvell, lleveerly tlnye
ami ltarbara (iuyc-.
'
Mrs. String'ham Is
: Party. Inspiration
ComplimentUig Ihoir guest, Mrs.
T- 1 1. Htrinj;ham, o I'asco, Washing
ton. Mrs. Haskell Amlrew und
Mrs. Lyle Kiddle entertained some
of their f riends yesterday ofter.
noon at the home of Mrs. Kiddle.
Mrs. Fred Kiddle won first prize
at bridge which afforded the di
version for -the afternoon and Mrs.
I'lytle -Kiddlo. won second prize. A
guest, pi-fee' 'was presented lo Mrs.
Htrlhghhm. The lovely lunch was
served at the close of a decidedly
pleasant, afternoon.
The. family of Mr. nnd Mrs. G. C.
Headley, on Oak street, enjbyed a
most delightful family reunion
over the weekend ami Into this
week, willi all of the members: of
1 he family present excepting one
son who is In Los Angeles, Cali
fornia. Spending the. few days
with the parents and sister, Miss
Lenoro, were Mr. anil Mis. Marion
Headley of Walla Walla, Mr. and
M is. A Ibert Hot f redsen and t wo
children or HlcUletoh, Washington,
Ivan -lleadley of Sacramento and
John l)odson,;of Koosovelt, Wash
ington. The liotfrcdson family who
have booh here for some time lert
for their hnn.it accompanied by
Mrs. Ileadloyahd Lenore. 1 I:.
Episcopal Guild . ;
Holds Luncheon
One of their most enjoyable
meetinM of the year, was tho
luncheon held yesterday by I lie
ladies of the Kplscopal Guild. , at
the country home of Mrs. II. IT.
Anderson oil the Mohawk Trail.
Sixty-five guests were present, the
Hrst feature -of the day being the
lovely Hinnheoh served buffet sfyle
lit one-thirty, . A business meeting
and program Were other features.
To the latter, Mrs. H. N. Ashby
Contributed with two. heahtlful Vo
cal numbers. - Mlsrt - Uadys Miller
gave some piano elections end Mi's
Harriett Mchonuld a rrudlng. It
was a very tmccctisfiil v meeting,
throughout ,lt Is reporled,
! Committees Are 1
! Appointed By Aid
j., Mrs. Uel-nshaW, prpsldentt had
'.charge of the. meeting or the Uidies
iAld society of the I'reAbVtPi'hm
i church In Its regular meeting held
yeslerday afternoon In the com
(inunity room. Mr; llowsp'r had
Charge of tho devotlonals. 0'H. Ru-
.In her report nientionvd Ihe
rctUiU85 had'lonSolihiedion
the two dinners over which she
bad charge. Tho dale of the baza
ar was unnmtnctMl for November
eighth and the heads of (ho vuri-
uur uuk wax. by Williams i" " pp
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ii n n i--.il in urn m i f i ill ! "'""
n ifci'i,T' ir-i...,tiUr-u ..".. -v-"r vv.s-.,-!i-o,'ea..jrr5:f.i-j .- w r rv r m t - i ,- i
&:i?lkJ$ want To" Wt-iS ' La Grande Exclusive Ready-to-wear t'
Wmm' WA Millinery ,
Of EO&AR- M AMOS AND KNEE'S, ..TMlNKy' m I. - ..'f-Vr-
rl h 1WK' MlXfi ' ?1BM VMrtERe 'mmT : W - -
SV ' iPrT'-' VOO WRE. VJHEKl W, ''AS . """Kp , ' Now to S.ya Cmer . Too Fait Liw...
t J-3aIvrj Jffl .'WEtX'" WOO LAST MAO t"f. t A - Idwrnnnl pnifpunr bm per Air mail truvi'llnu three nnd n j:
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S-iSSKiwa "TkHM("1hIMK! - 'i ''' -will pmiwt n lulniir no mnltoi tnn fnsf. exnMnll. nlunis tlie nrr
$kMmk-: ''";7A !"'" '""" J,
". r "Vl"-!. mWiCfy ' ' !' I n3Q other waits foe the , ;
. A.hi--. IM " p?S S-ia.G'' W-P&r .'"- flfiCB9c i. .. hcat'qf the oven
. t. : j Wi 45 aaO I .work : togethef.
' '' : 0,0 Lf Give,-you. double
- tT: t-' 'Sy-'"'j.- . .11; T ,y value' and a. double
..: . s At- Jv7.WiU.iw"! safeguard against -
Vht( VvJWEM A OlME WAS AUIMC. 0,M.. J t failure because it is
V ' ' . ' . . ... C?J DOUBLE
t- . . c'!,i:vi:i.A.i. onio, .him- 13 ft fMriH ' I 1IWW: I '.
rnlly or llio llupllnl yniniR on- (Al') chillies II. Uonnnly, fornioi' ""MB j!l' J MAKES " lltSS TrtAfP
Til'o-or this aii)oliillon Is. lo lie holrt pilllol- or Dip clpvolnml l'lnln Donl- BlIiiT ..itinfej t . : ' BAKINO EASIER J -. -ff
toinorrowK-vnlnK In Ij 0 ramie, er nnd the Clevelnnrt Lender; illeil . l0 POn I J'1 - ,( in iakiHO
hOBlni.liiB ill :Stl o-eloek with a nt hl home here lit tho ii;o ot 7S. JLr. -tTSl ' " ' :
pot luck Hiipner lit the Odd Kollowa Mr. Kennedy nlxo hud Kei ved on mSnmimtmmanmtST'ISwitmimttmmmtKti '
lei.nple. ' All MiinliHt yo.mif people me SI. I.ollls J'oat Dispatch ami fur I jrJTi g L i la V iM M t
In Urn city ute Invited. the last 120 yearn hud heen en- B (t M K IJf 1 1 J-S i3if 1 I
VniTItt DOHHN'T AI'i'KAT, enme inle yeslerdny 'after n loaK K- JF & V A.' f-ifmj3fi,mli I 'i
The inlddle-or-llie-inad polloj pjj y y : U ML I H mSt A A M " 3
i may he all .rlsht for c'.iitKi'cpn. but yju. .4i Xjmi KrxZ lifmlm
II eerlallily In a had Idea Tor xlow ggg7T?l' 'i HSuitiii
jdrlvern. SaBWBBMWMriTiIWii' Hi IVrHI-nua--BiH-i
Iamm iiiimiiihi m i him ii iii-dmiit'i'i ii
oua eoimnittees were announced hy
the president, tut foJIoWN, general
chairnian,- -Irs. rlannh: dolls,, dolt
clothes and nrticlos for dresser,
Mrs. Kny aiurphy; ini.sci'l!uneou.4.
Mr. Krank Kulnto.i; hundUerehief,
Mm. Andrew l.oney; upronH, Mrn.
More-ioolt; . vavle(y, Mrn. Condlt;
lunch, Mrn. Uolller;. dinner, Mrn.
Huell. , Mrs. Iternshtiw appointed
Mf. W. O. Crews, Airs. Van Vtil
kenttoi'K. and Mrs. Joel Hielmrdson
;is the rah-Iidar- eniiimlllee. l1UrthK
a bocial hoor that followed it pVettyj
uilii Tiever pianu iiuiiinrr iim
hy Miss Mary. Kries and MIhk I.u
Vetu Millorinur, who were dressHl
as fairies. Mrn. Hlnanian wns
chnllniau of tlio comiuitttH' whlen
served :it (lie close of the after
noon. ' .'
Nl'.W YOltK, June 13 (AT)'
rvrM'J CViolldKO In Jin interview
puhlihed In tle New York(,Voi'M
tMlay dlscloHes thai wrltlhK as a
'oliroer 1ms no appeal to hint.
Announcements
TheiAVomens.Mifioniiry . oclr(y
jof tho I'reshyteriari rlniroli will
moot tomorrow- afternoon nt the
church wilh Mr. Stolln Iiiffle as
chairman of tho hosless conimlt
te Miss 'harlot t K uhl will hnv
Why Some Women
" Are bo Popular
Jteauly's first rennlslte hUIii per-'
jVcthiiw Thus, tlio fairest and wis- !
est use M MI.I.O-UI.O Face I'ow
dvr Hint. Hprends more mnoollily
ii ml produces n yiHUliful hlnmn,
ItUMitiv Trench "prOooKH limlteH
M IOII.O-(H.(,)J,Mtn,vi,(p1 MNpm fW"
luiiiH the shiny 1100. 1'ure! 1're
vents jiiisMnosH. fhildnoss, iri'ltn
tlnu and Ini'Ke pores. lTse M10IJ.O
(ll.o. -(ilHss Iihk, Inc. Adv.
VanengblewcoI
1405-6 Adams.
Ill
a
La Grande, Ore.
Grace Bldg.
I jv1 ' I I, r
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Kill flies
but not at the expense
of your furnishings
Shell offers a new stainless spray
and an improved sprayer
FLIES are pests but a spray
that stains the curtains and
fabrics is even worse I
Here is a new spray which, when,
properly used, is stainless. One
that is safe to use in every room in
the house.
And also a modernized sprayer.
No troublesome filling; no clumsy
round tan'.t. You just screw the full
can of Shell Spray right on.
Shell Fly Spray and Shell Spray
ers are in your stores or at Shell
stations. Get one today.
a IrjMi J I I
73
ns screw t full can
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onto the sprayer
SHE 1
FLY
Keep
Your
New
Clothes
FRESH
Phone
Main
56
Ma III jlj jll
1 IW-"15K
liuying nice clothes is only tin- first Rtc toward hnv
ing nice clothes to wear all the time. New clothes must
be kept new looking !y frequent, careful, pain.sUtkiiig
cleaning and old clothes may often he made to serve
as new by the right method of cleaning.
We have had meay years' experience and are noted
for our beautiful work. Our prices are kept low, so
that you may keep your wardrobe in good order eco
nomically; It's now time to send your blankets and
other winter things before putting them away.
Dry Cleaning Department
Standard Laundry Co.
Phone TiG
"Wile Saving Station"
La Grande
A FEW OF THE GREAT VALUES THAT BRING
THRIFTY SHOPPERS TO OUR STORE
Colorful Frocks
'ma
1 ' ST .
G 'H.tt X:
mm
The new silk frocks,
sleeve or nleevele.su
'styles in plain pastel
shades and prints.
$4.98
Wide assortment of
printed and plain col
or silk dresses.
$9.90
Janellc Dresses
New prints, plain col
ors and prom, dresses.
$14.75
Silk dresses for mat
rons and small wom
en black and colors.
$19.50
Velvet Jackets
Green, black, lavender
and rose.
$1.95
NEW SCARFS
Pleated and silk scans iIV
new desitrns nnd colors. rA
98 and $1. 49
IMPORTED SANDALS
Smart Millinery
1 -A -Asm.
Women's iniiiortcd sandals in plain
while, tan and tan and red, tan and
white.
$.'J.95 and $ 1.95
l,wx;A vriAUlka
Women's wide brim hats in straw :nT
light lace trimmed. ' ' ; .
.-$2.95 ;;;,
SILK UNDERWEAR
VESTS
Ituyon vests assort
ment of colors.
49 to 79
Bloomers' Rayon
Teddies and Bloom
ers. 98
Dance-Sets
Rayon Bandeau Sots
08
Crepe De Chine
I'.loomers, Teddies and
Vests.
$1.49 - $1.98
"WHOOPEE" COATS
New bright shndes blue, pink, orange.
$0.90
WOMEN'S DRESS COATS
New light shades for summer wear
some fur trimmed.
$9.90 to $24.50
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