Saturday, June 15, 1929
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Page Three
joaetu 1
- Ronde D. A. R. In
r Meetine at Union
With the Baiter .Indies as host
esses, the Matthew SlarhueU chap
ter of the Daughtera of the Ameri
can Kevolullon of Baker and the
Urunde held a Joint meeting: yes
terday nt the I'nfon holtd, observing
King day. A luncheon was served
at one; o'clock, one tons table ac
commodating the twenty-six Kuests
A silver basket of koikcou pink
roses centered the table while lit 'lion. Miss Charlotte Kuhl ine
either side were tall pink tapers indented the lesson which had to do
silver candelabra. The luncheon , with the work in the Philippines
wan served in four courses. ' j ;ind was splcmiid. Tiie devotionals
After the- luenheon. the Indies vjtre conducted by Mrs. ('. 10. An
adjourned to the parlors where a- derson. There was a good atten
Hiioit proKmm was given, presided dunce- of la, lies at the m.-.-lintf.
over y Mrs. Itay Willinms, regent;
or the Grand Uonde. chapter. The
rltualisiic opening exercises were
held with the' remainder of the
program given in the following or
di, -. -
" Salute to the flag.
. -V..I American's Creed
..IJrayftr.' ..MiKH. h'OKter. of Ilaker
'"'.': ' I'lano Soloes
G'nyntle, lLimercsfitc. Gluclt-Hrn-jt
, i hnis, Rachmaninoff.
1 Miss Ktelger, Ha!;er
Heading of the President General's
', Message for l-'lag I uy.
; Mrs. Henedlct, or Maker
' Vocal soloes
" ' "Youth"
"Within a Klowcr'
' -The Milher Heart"
Mrs. , Toll man, of Baker, nceom-.-
paiiled by M-iss Foster,
ileadng.-;
"Kncourngeinenl."
.. "What's Ois Itrtde Wulh?"
"Angella and Curlntta."
.Mary Vaughn Hendrlckson,
ha Grande.
I'lano Duet! : '.."Morning Mood"
Krom Peer (Jynt Suite Grler
"An it ra's Manc " from Peer Gynt
' . - Suite Crier.
Mrs. Lee Iteynolds, Mrs. Kvana
I'resenlation of past regent's bar
to tho retiring regent' of Grande
Houde chapter, Mrs. II. G. Smith,
by Mrs. Williams.
It was a very enjoyahle gather
ing, throughout. Mrs. A. L. Sec
man of Seattle. Wash., was a vis
itor from a distance.
Announcement Of
. Betrothal Is Made
A group of girl friends, the ma
jority of whom are home from
teaching and college for the sum
mer vacation, were entertained at
an evening party last evening hy
the Misses Llletta and Louise. Le
Ighlon at their home on Cedar
Street, with Mrs. Lelghton, Mrs.
It; F. Tyler and Mrs. Leslie Duncan
assisting. There were games ar
ranged for the evening, Miss Helen
Williams receiving the prixe. The
guests were sealed, late in the eve
ning, ut a t a ble with prel t y a p
polntments where a color arrange
ment of red and while was effectiv
ely carried out. " The centerpiece
consisted of red peonies and white
columbine. The place favors were
dainty misses, each of whom had
on her arm a tinted bag sealed
v'th a tiny gold heart. Miss Itnlh
Margaret Mali, with Miss Helen
Aldrlcb at t he piano sang very
sweetly "I Love You Truly" as
the bags were being opened. Their
contents revealed the betrothal of
Miss Liletta and Mr. Merle Telief
pon. Miss Lelghton, who Is home
now from her teaching duties at
Madras, Oregon Is the elder daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs, It. W. Lelgh
ton. She was graduated from the
la Grande high school In ltH'4, and
from W'llnmetie university in I!i2.
She, has always been very popular
here ami was one. of the most ac
tive young peoplo In the local
Methodist church. At Willamette
she was a member of the Alpha
Phi Alpha sorority and the Phi!a
dosian liternry society, was presi
dent nf the Classical club and was
Senior Scholar In Uitln. Since her
graduation she has been teach'tig
at Madras, and will he there also
n e x t yea r. M r. Te I le f son , w h ose
home, until recently has been at
The Hallcs. Is agent for the Union
OH company at Madras. He Is a
graduate of the Hehnke-Walkor i
business college of Portland. On
the guest list last evening were Miss
Lois Nelson, Miss Helen Williams.
Miss Jan W'MiiiniK. Miss Kohii
Sherman. Mrs. Glenn Muring, Miss
Marjnrin Gore, Mis Hertiet Pier
son, Miss Huth Margaret Hall. Miss
Helen Aldrlcb, Mis. H. K. Tyl.
Mrs. Leslie Duncan, Mrs. Lelghton.
the Misses Lelghton.
Parkdale Club
Is Entertained
The ParkdHle club met Wednes
day at the home of Mrs. Klla
Smalley in Island City. Mrs. Mag
gie Hage; and Mrs. Klla H;irnett
being the as'sting hostesses, thn
Smut ley home having been quite
attractively decorated with potted
plants and garden flowers. On the
proK'atu offered during the nfter
noon, Miss Frances Alexander play
ed two piano soloes and Miss Da
phne Hnwery. costumed as a Gypsy,
played a Gypsy number. Mrs.
Laura gave un excellent reading
and Miss Anna Louise Moore fin
is bed t he progra m with a plu no
solo. A social hour and refresh
ments completed a pleasant after
noon. There were present nineteen
members of the club and two
guests. Mra Henry Moors and Mrs.
Joe Salk'eld.
Women prevented an aviator
from allowing n monkey to drop
nut of hifl piano on a parachute
in New York the other day.
They'll it III let a man make a
monkey of himself, IhouKh.
ews
Missionary Group
5 Of Presbyterian
Church Entertained
,Mrs. Stella liitfle, Mrs. It. S.
Kalcin, M i-M. George Itichardson
and Mrs. A. S. Anderson were the
hostcKH committee which entertain
ed the Women's Missionary society
at the Presbyterian church at the
church yesterday affemoon. Their
social hour, with dainty refresh-
rments, followed the program
study of the afternoon winch was
of exceptional Interest and tnstrue-
Farewell Party
Honors Teachers
.ir. .win Mia. juiiii . nemieu.
who taught the Uiverside school)
uxL year and who have just start-
ed for Greeley, I'olo.ado, where.
they will attend summer school, !
were given a happy send-off by a . maPm and c icumliers. AH
large number .r their friemls in -through the year we use them to
Hie Krtiildale vicinity. Korty-five of so,,,. PXtenl but during the sum
them gathered at the Itennett hoinej mer months they become plentiful
ai tin. noon hour and arranged a am cheap.
wonderful dinner, w hich all enjoy- J Tomatoes are actually a tender
ed together, not the least so. the I vegetable ami heir to many nlant
giie.sia oi nonor.
Queen Margaret At
M
K,CgaLia;for rai-fully.
i Shape, color
Miss Margaret Itiggs of this city. !
chosen hy the American Legion to j
hold sceptereii sway over Hid Le
gion regatta at Pendleton today
uu 1 toomrrow has for her atten
dants three Pendletutl girls who ale
to be princesses - to the regatta
HUeen.
' They are Miss Thelmn Akey
daughter of Mr. ami Mrs. Junies 1;.
Akev MIms Ann Al.lrl.-li l;i iiflil er
nf ie un. i ii-M i.' u Ai.iriii I
and Miss Betty Uond, daughter of
Mi. and Mrs. Willard Hond: Miss
Akey represents, the Pendleton
ifoinmei-ciul association of which
Mr. Akey is president. Miss Aid-
licit represents t lie American Le-1 be picked In a green hut mature
gion Auxiliary and Miss Hond tho'stugo and ripened hy artificial
l.'eiidleton Kound-Cp of which Wil-! means. These are of generally
lard Hond Is one of the. members' good uualitv If the skins are
6f the hoard of directors. smooth and glossy.
lir. ltlchard lwrence has been1 Wrinkled skins are another In
chosen admiral for the. affair ami ; ,leu t Ion ' of Inferior quality,
he is acting as official escort for; Mrmness should be. watched
Queen -Margaret. Mrs. Kred ,1)011- for. often tomatoes of good color
ert, president of the Pendleton .mi shape with smooth glossy
Women's club is the official chap- skins are partly hollow Inside anil
eron and Mrs. Victor Martin presl- nre l0s disappointing when sKc
denl of the American Legion Aux- ,M, Such a vegetable yields easily
illary, Is official hostess. Arrange-
meiits for the queen's visit hav
been handled by Itulon Smith, of
tin; local American Legion committee.
; .Miss rtiggs went to Pendleton cause It is almost Ibe same color
this morning and is occupying a as the siem-etiil Itself. As this run
suite of rooms at Hotel Pendleton, ' dltlon spreads rapidly II should be
hut her "official headquarters art' carefully watched,
nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. I-Yrl ! Cucumbers are less perishable
Donert. On her arrival In Pendle-t.
ton this morning, accompanied by
hir .mnlhnr who u--iu ni..t l.t- l i I
Victor Murtin. Mrs. Kred I lonerL '
Admiral Lawrence. und Itulon
ftinllh. I in proportion to diameter and not
At 11 o'clock this morning. ton tapering towards the ends.
Queen Margaret, her mother, the 1 Pointed or wit hered ends,
princesses and Mrs. Martin were J spaiiginess. yellowing extreme
entertained at a luncheon at thej shortness proclaim seedlness and
Ihincrt home, with Mrs. Donert asllnfeiior quality,
hostess. At noon two official cars -
iook 1 ne royal party 10 trie Kegat-
Tlnre the queen, nnd the ad
and th.. princesses were in a barKe ,.,. Anil . ,vjKess of j explain. .1.
near the floul. American Kills lo hear arms is 1 Unified service nt 7:30 . m. will
. I'Or the even. liB hours. Mr. and nationwide, jildninB by the Hum- he carried out throllBhoul the sum
Mrs. James I.. Akey will entertain her or nnlns mirk.l h..ro ,1 .o,i.u n
the
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HERE'S NEWS!
If you're fond of popular music we want to call your attention
to the. following list of new records. There's records for the
(lancers as well as the vocal enthusiasts. They're all good. We'd
like you to hear them, so look us up soon !
I'm .Tiixl a Vagabond I.ovei
I'm Still Caring Pox Trot
I.ove Me or Leave Me Kox Trot
The I-'ind of Sleepy Water Vox Trot tSweet Chewnik1rt
My Heart Is Hluer Than Your Kyes Waltz
When You Come to the Knd of the Day Waltz
Th Wedding of the Painted Moll
Ilroadway Melody
Tnu Were Mennl for Me
hove lioat
Jllttln' the Celling Fox
King a Little Love Song
Wake I'p, Chlllun, Wake
I'm Ciay Over Yoi: V,s
My Sin Pox Tint
When My lreamn Cnme
The Dream fllrl of PI K.
My Sorority Sweetheart
nid-r.iwhloned Iidy
The Toyniaker's Iream
dinner at the Akey home. At It p.
m. an Informal reception will be
held at Gw Kred Uonert home, at
which local and visiting Legion
naires, Auxiliary members and oth
er friends will he most welcome. In
charge of plans far tho reception
Is Die following auxiliary commit
ter: Mrs. Archie Hond, Mrs. Roger
Kay and Mrs. U Jttchey. At 3
p. m.. the h with Princess j
ineinia, fiinecss iseuy ami i-rin-cess
Amy will attend thi- regatta
.:ance at Happy Cnnyon,
Thf A menca n I .eglon A u xllla ry
will entertain at a breakfast at 10
o'clock on Sunday morning, the af
fair, which will be at the l-'red Oon.
erl home, being for the queen and
her attendants. The cnmmdlee In
charge is made up of Mrs. Taut
Kimtell, Mrs. dura Porter Smith
Mrs. M. K. IC.sselstyn, Mis. Kinil
Gohnert and Mrs. Jane Temple.
The Auxiliary flower committee,
which will see- that the queen 'k
suite in fragrant with
.summer ,
blooms, is made up of Mrs Wesley
Kvaus and Mrs. . L. Young. Thu
telephone comtnittev fur the aux
iliary in made up of Mis. Tom
Ki-atiug. Mrs..t. ('. I'roelislel and
Mia. Grover Truylor.
Queen Margaret will wear silk
ensemble sails us her royal rai
ment. The prlneessos will be In
sporls costumes
MRNfTIS
nv si ST It MAIEY
perhans there are no two veer-
etahbs moro popular than to-1
diseases which make them und
inhle M.iiio nf (lift l..fwlH um
perfectly obvious but some are not i
so noticeable and iiiilsI he looked
smnol hness and
. "...
w ' "I'liniK uu.
Itound or slightly heart-shaped.
perfectly formed ami not loo
"ruffley" around the stem
that's
the shape to choose.
Look For Clean Color
A good red color Is ej-senllal.
While there are many varieties of
tomoineh- ranging from a rosy red
to a deep scarlet, a definite clear
color always should be-looked for.
A yellowish tinge Indicates toma
toes which were picke.l Immature
ami the vegetable will be tough
and tasteless.
Shipped tomatoes usually must
under pressure and giveH a hollow
sound when tupped with the fin
gers. Ihm't Overlook Stem-Hot.
SI fin -rot is euslly overlooked be-
an.! their defects quickly appar-
cut. I
I'nlni- ntnl ulinnr. ut:. Dm .K.fl.lln u-
factors. Slicing cucumb.-rs sliould
be two-thirds creen in color, hmir
1 Madame Schwlmmer was denied
j citizenship because of her con-
'""re In quiet places.
lice nnd
lleeand
Trot
Kox Trot
t'p -fox Trot
Titd
True Pox Trot
A.
FbUltret
Shllkret
Shiikivt
.'Otllkret
ADLER'S MUSIC
Ntws of the Chutchs
Father Will Be
Honored Sunday
In Tfie Church
Presbyterians Plan Spec
ial Program for "Dad"
Other Interesting
Services Scheduled.
Tho annual service in memory of
Kaihcr" will be observed at the
prt.Mhyteruin church, Sunday morn
ing, 1 1 o'clock. The pastor, the
Kev. J. George Walit. will speak on
" "Knther.' the Granite Word."
es the word Father have more
meaning than any other word?
This question the pastor pluris to
answer. Kathers are Invited to this
service. Mrs. George Hichardson
will sing the solo "O Utmb of God"
by Jaeoby. Mrs. It, G. Mc('al) will
play the following organ numbers. I
"Pastoral i'relmle" hy Armstrong:
"Chanson du Matin" by Guul; and
"Kestival Murch" by Gaul.
At S o'clock in the evening the
(: pastor wilt speak on "l-Vrvent In
Spirit." Miss Gladys Miller at the
J organ console will play the prelude
'"I'be Itosary'
' by Nevin; the ofier-
tory "Melodies by lriml; anu tne
Misses Jennie Nlelson and Kffle
Itlanchard, will play the violin duet
"Sextette from Lucia" by . lonl
j jsettl.
' Sunday Itible School with class
es for nit ages, at 0 : 4 r a. m
Junior Christian l-Indeavor at M
itgllsh Lutheran Church
At the Sunday mornini? worship.
beginning at It o'clock, the pastor,
the Itev. Leir H. Awes, wiij preaeb
on the subject, ."finding Joy In
Life."
The church school meets for
worship nt S:45 followed by graded
class work for nil. The subject.
for discussion In the adult Hible
class is. "The Price of Folly."
I First Church of Christ. Scientist
I Services wil' be held tomorrow
morning nt. 1 1 o'clock nt First
Church of Christ, Scientist at First
'and Washington. The subject will
t he "God the Preserver of Man."
Golden tet: Deuteronomy XI: 27.
: The eternal God is thy refuge, nnd
underneath are the everlasting
arms. .
Sunday school is held every Sun
day morning at :45 o'clock for
j children up to the, hro of twenty
years.
j The reading room In the Wpst
I Jacobson Huilding is open every
I day except Sundays and legal'ltoU
. days from 12 to 4:3W o.'elock.
... TJutjpuUutt, Ik cordially invited, to
attend the church services and visit
and use tho reading room. i
First M. K. Church
Sunday school will convene at
9:45 o'clock tomorrow morning at
tho Klrnt Methodist KplHcopal
church, followed by morning wor
ship at 11.. The theme of the
morning servico Is "Victory." The
chorus choir, W. W. Nusbatim, di
rector, will sing "Hend Youlr
Hearts." by W. H. 1'lxon.
Kp worth League devol tonal
meeting i to be held ut 7b. m.
and at 8 o'clock the preaching ser
vice will open.
1 jtiM'opnl Chinch
Services at the St. Peter'si Kp.V-
I roml rll,,rch HmlHy will
rnurPn ool at n.
111 Include
111. and
the morning prayer ut II n. 111.
Christian Church.
Sppcial music and a sermon on
"The How and Why of Church
Pensions" will feature the morn
ing service at 1 I o'chick at the
t 'ent ra 1 'h u rch of I 'h rlst . A n
educational report from the com
mission on the ministry will be
given. Thp new pvtislon plan to
Kill ..-III
vice assisted by the yom,K people's
llbi Connecticut Yankees
Ills Connecticut Vnnkees
Helaninn and IHh Orrhest r;i
ftelsinati and Mis Orchenlni
The Troubadour;.
' IlelMinnn and Mis orchestra
diaries King
ch.-irb-K King
Charles King
Charles King
nnd the Victor Orchestra
ami the Victor Orchestra
and the VJt-to
nnd the Vlct-i
Ot rltei t at
4 irehfHt rn
Wn ring's Pennsylvania tin
Waring Pennsylvania n
dene Austin
'iene AuHtln
Vanglin le I;itb
Vipughn lie l.cath
CO.
choir and orchestra. Christian Kn--ilenvor
meeting, nnd 20-mlnute ser- I
mon, on "The lrlce'of Valunturvl I
Christian Service." A special In-A
vltatlon Is extended norma! school
teachers and students.
Church, of Gk1
Sunday school will begin at tft;
o'clock Suniluy morning at the
Church of God with . Mrs. P. S.
Miller ns snperlntemlent.
The Itev. Carlos 1'lu miner will
preach at It a. m. on "SpWtual
Ity" and in the evening his suhject
will he "Hlndonmces to Spirilnul
ity." First llaptlst (1 lurch
Services at the Klrst IkiplUt
cbureh tomorrow will he as fallows:
Sunday school at !:4i a. m morn
ing services at 1 1 o'clock. Mr.
Col lard will speak, his subject to be
"The Passover." Mrs. Hymmi and
Klizaheth Mess are to tdng a duet.
Island City Ctimvti
The pastor, the Rev. M. I. Han
sen, will have for his subject at
the 11 o'clock service tomorrow
morning nt the Island City Com
munity church KphesiiH nrt its
church." The morning worship
will he preceded hy Sunday school
at 1 0 o'clock. KpwtirtlT league
meets at 7 p. m. The public Is In
vited. 5
Union, Wallowa
Joint Picnic To
Be Given Monday
i
The Pnlon County Association of
Mlni.sterH and Affiliated workerK
will hold a joint picnic with the
Wallowa County Ministerial union
at Itlvernlde iiark next Monday.
The local county u.-iu! ior. !h
composed of Protectant iiiinlHlerH,
their wIveH ami lay-mftmherH affil
laled with them In the christian
work of the community. All are
Invited.
The Wallowa iuion -.members are
guests and 1'nlon county membera
are asked to bring plenty for tho,mny program tor Himday follows:
picnic dinner. A Hpeclal commit- e:iG, transcontinental program;
tee compose.! or .mcm. l; -iiuweH ami 7:45, melodies. Over KGO. KPOi
Mra J. tleorge WuUt have thejKSL. KOA, KPI, KO.MO, K HQ,
'menu in charge und arc to lell thej and KGW.
meinnertt wmu a ttruif, a goon
time und pleasant fellowship. Isl
untlcipatfd. according Id H. f Put-
nam, secivtary. f-
When Will You
Have To Buy
A New Rug?
WINNOWINCS
Several of the churches ure re
memherlng Father's day tomorrow,
which each year fall ou th third
Sunday m June in the United Stutett
and Canada. Tlu- original Idea,
stilt followed. Is to wear a red row
for living fathers, and ti while rns
for those who have passed on.
The inld-weck meeting at the
Church of God, beginning Wednes
day evening ut X o'elock, will lv
a Hible study of the fourth chapter
af Hoiuans.
Thirty primaries and . juniors
have been attending the Dally Va
cation Hible school at. I he Kngllsh
Lutheran church during this last
week. The school will continue
one more week, giving attention to
worship, singing, dramatics, Hible
stories, memory and hand work.
.
The Loyal Sisters Aid wilt hold
a general meeting at the home of
Mrs. George Rochester. ISi X
avenue, next We-dnesduy, starling
with a politick dt utter at I o'clock.
All women of the church and mem
bers of the aid und friends are
welcome. ,
m
The Intermediate Ltilher league
will hold an outing at P'.ne .Cotie
Sunday afternoon with a program
a. 5 o'clock and luncheon at 6
o'clock. ' ,
I , si1 N DAY I'HOiiHA.MS
The National nroadcnKtlng com
Th American Broadcasting
company program for . Sunday fo-
Iowm: 7:3". humorous sketch; 2,
piano recital; 8:30, Vic Meyern or-
How long do your rugs wear'? How much of the wear is
due to the quality of materials, and how much to tho care you give
the rug while it's on your floor? '
Have you ever estimated how much it costs to clean your
rugs, beat them the old-fashioned way? Have you ever thought
of the cost in new rugs that result from grit and dirt embedded
in your rug fabric, cutting the nap as it is walked on, cutting
down the very quality you have paid for?
If you're learned about rugs, you know that they can be
made to wear twice as long, retain their color and attractive ap
pearance far leyond former expectations if you give them mod
em care. . . '
And that care is provided at insignificant expense today by
electricity. The best known methods of protecting rugs in your
home is with the modern vacuum sweeper drawing the grit and
dirt out of the rug by electric power, leaving it clean and soft
wear resisting.
Electric outlets in your home and the appliances to connect
with them are not only conveniences but great economies. Elec
tricity saves every housewife more than it costs because it does
her work, tatter, faster, more economically than it was ever done
before. ; . , , i
Eastern Oregon Light &
Power Company
"The Electric Way Is the Thrifty Way"
Plan Your Vacation-Apparel '
NOW!
New Sweaters New Skirts-i-New Blouses
New Dresses New. Hats .
: PUTMAN'S-
La Grande Exclusive Ready-to-Wear
and Millinery '?,' ,
rhefltra: 8:30, Salon orrhratra; 10
lo II, Kliylhm Aci's. Over K.IU, '
KQA una KKX. t
. KI-MtO (filOkpl finn Vvn nrlM.n !
8, fpatures; d, Aihqh uiul Aiuly:
lo 13:1(1. iliiiint music.
KVr (7C0) Tnroina , ri'uiurcs,
nuiHln and hoiikn.
KNX (li)SUkr) I .on AnKdiasi
word and music.
MONI1AV l'lt()(il!.MS
NBC; 7, In lnnoHlund: s, sym-
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TEVENS55?ErjELEN COi
$405 Adams, ia
Count Ten
Before You Strike :
There's nothing new f angled about our values
or prices. They are the good old fashioned kind
reliable, honest and steady. That's why so j
many people trade here, and are always satisfied, v
iilHinlsts: 9. fmirp::9:30, Plantn- yV-'
tloil Ivcliocs;
hour.
AVtt': 7:30,
Id to. 11, Slumber
Rhythm
Aopb: R,
MumIcuI (U'lus: ; '.I, "The Twins",
souk and' patter-; 9:30. string uuur-:
Wei; 10, sum hits from Hroadway;
111 to 13, Uhytlml Aces. j
I Kl'ltf (i, niun Monday jam-'
j boroe; 10, Amos and Andy 10:10,'
l daneo mualr..
J.Vi S, music and songs; iO,'.
dance music. '.
ti ran do. Ore., Grace Bid?.
$''
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