La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 13, 1929, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text.Wednesday; Novemter 13, 192.0 ' LA .GRANDE EVENING onSEHVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. ' Page Three : f "Ti Society News ' S1l Kuv', brll' ill-' 'I Unusual Program Mury'H ivetl, Kr of tinllilco, tind rnnoi-itiiini Tim I'.iIauHiio .if Mlhll- FGatUl'GS MCGting ral Union was tho Mnmp hh It Ik to.--v -i y r jrtay, ilr. Gould wild. l.lNied In the Ul L-JUD WOrnen ! I)''auiy of iwiipry, ho c-mwiih'roil '-' - ' : , ( - j tho Huy or JS'iiploH flnHt, a ml Home, l!io niOHt unusual and IntcivHiiutr : Klorftuc., unci Wnku' ivsnwtlvely. ItniKram thnt Ihih luin proHontorl ul lfd womon'H posltlonN In tilr the. Neighborhood club thi yonr . forent countrlfH, it ml hIno tuild poo tho loco! Hrrtilnfet Wr-nlntr. A vl--j hind. and. Mmi 'AdilMdi' I'aokurd. ufh-rnoon il ih.. homo of "Mi-h. J. Itiiiff rufiihor from I'ltlnrado, ho j dtNirli-l deputy for Khhutii Oregon, K," WiIkIU. w lih Mi. -l.ynno Wright u-lll Hpond tho v hiti-r In l.-i (iraiuU-, ' or I Viulh-tiin, piho InHt ewnins ' uh omkImuM ho torn. Tho program alm uttrndi'il. : . J Iflvlnii Instructions to tho local of- 1'or tho it do moon will ho a hook Kanlxailon ulicn U iiut in tho chid review, "Kristin I jivranHdaltor" by . I 1'Vllown halt. , Miu Ward viewed ,sKi id I ndRi t, irlven by Mm. Itolt- Wakelita Bridg'6 it"" ritimiiNUe work wr tiu tumorm- .-it Kaum. n- i A ni. Hon and told of now work. Kour'.. . lMeUlUeia UUt;i5lS;iii1.mim Wniv inltlntod. This whh , tho 87th aimlvorHary or tho orrnn- BESSIE LOVE TO WED BROKER AT CHRISTMAS MiMlilii'i's of III.' Wuh.-lltil Hrlilirc '; bullion. oluli sprm a pU'iiHiinl nl'ti-rlioiin ul I Avon! forty nii'mtKr8 won iirt's. the home of Mih. Jink. Hraii.lt yes-, ,., allri foiiinvlnic Ilir mwlliiB a ttr.luy with thrw tnlii.'H ill lilliy. ; buiuiiii-t wan hi'M. Mm Kva Crouli'y wlnnlnir honors) for lllRll flroiv. Si-ronil piirn .vus iiwurcli'il to .Mrs. A. K. Hiir, and State Officers 'ook place whoa tho inamhors of Plf ' wore- ItocomliiK travel Inlnilwl, j kiu'hI lnizo wiib won ly Mm. immo ljli plul. met In the uuilitoiinm of In li" lre'nt day. illnnnen. Hie u l. 'S. aiilii.seniiMU hall yen-! "If you would leave America, At llie close of the afternoon ft lenliiy afternoon with more than which country would you ffO to I ilalnty luncheon wnn served. Tho 2H0 present, when lliey wero taken ' live".'1' wa one of the queHtlonit. to j club will meet ntraln with Mra. A, "Around the World" with .lrn, V. wlilch Hho anawcred, "1 would 10. HtiK next Monday. I. -McAdory. ; r ichoowe Hawaii becaime my flair The mem k w ere Breeled nt the i r,oalH " la oriental, tho door l,y persons itarhe,! In costumes '"'he part Ik real (hllle.se; the of .lifferonl coiinlrle of the world. I Japaneae as Japan Itaelf. I lie ec. As the curtain drew hack, a tropl. "d ot ,0 0,,1' ,wo 1"',"'1 Hi' nil scene of palms and itreen rol.1'lion,, niwwrerl, was "will you .luce, was disclosed with Mrs. leJ",l methlnB of your ocean Adory standiiiB ill one side beforfl ;1rllm'" . . a lai-ffe Klol,e. she was atllred In i As to ,,0," wrlemc. she had the eosllline of a Iturmese maiden. I tho 1"ll" "" B1, Bll'k- The etstlimi Is her own, prcs- i Announcements i .un a.n'iii:i.i:h, Nov. in .u') The eaftiiKeiiient of llesrile l.ove to The Btll.-h and Chutter dull will William Hnwhs. Iimfcer. perslslent. meet with Mrs. Jullna Itoeseh to. i y 1.um,,,d H, p.-rsientiy de. niorrmv atteraoon nt 2 o'clock at '. ,,rt f,,,. ,,0 ,,, w.v,.,.u weeks, Ihe corner of Kilih and renu today was confirmed hy the motion NtrectH. , piq.ure actieys. They will lie mnr- ' ' . ' 1 iIihI soon alter Ihe (iirUitnuis Inill- ; The Island lily ljidlea Aid so. ' day, she said. elely will meel Thursday afternoon ! With the ceremony Mary AhIoi- ( at two o'clock nl the homo of Mrs. 'ill licioiiu. Mlm Love's lstei-ln- O Nhnfei- ' 'aw. She Is lliariil'd to K'eauih : PUTMAN'S LA (iRANI)E'S KXCLUS1VE Uoudy-to-WiKir nnd Millinery The llaptisl ljldles Missionary 1 society will meet Krlday aflernoou jat 2 o'clock nt the home of Mrs. ill. It. I'olliird ill 27ati Second; j street. Mia. '. K. Ilappersett will I I.. ,1... In.l., "I ,,l us lllve Attend bession, Thanns.". I ; Alioul forty ineiiiliers were pivs-j Chapter I of I'. K I). Avill meet director of llie w. 11. A. of I'ort- lor n one o'clock luncheon Friday llni.kK ii liiHiiliei- .,r lli Iiil.le. ... ... : ... . lUlllliiB or a niniicr on n ih minora I , , , ' ..ooiu-n.l.ie. The r.,OT H. "! Z Tni HIU M Z I '' """' ' "tl" ""' The l.eslon H of the 1...yal Sis., Atht.ll, 1W, f Noi.,a ; H ; -". "t,,, !i Bl,ll,ll,V .' wiaieincnis ny ine noy leu po lice to the back yard of tho IWcttl.t -The l.esion l. oi ine i..a. ms. , , w , w f Noi.la - - e -- H. Aid will ineel In .he home of , , ......Tied "VwnW Mrs. A. Nelson, 6.IH N uvenue, ,.,',. Hwk , na""1-- , , , Tlr.irsday afternoon. r "I..., i tiler of Miss Ixlve'H liniice. All Imposing; array of Hollywood he Mother's S If-Ciiltllrc cluli tllln colony millllilines Will panic- vill meet at Ihe home of Mrs. 1. Ipiita la Ihe nuptial ceremonies, ter Stoddard, Kriday afternoon ut iicivnrdlnK to Miss l.ovc. Hlaache ivso o'clock. Sweet will he (he matron of honor. HOY ADMITS SI.AVIXli fllll'AllO, Nov.. 12 AP) Ner.- farm where lliey datr up thc jlioy's . .22 calllue rifle.. The imylnn of a hoind ovr tho vonsness dlsiiliiyed liy. 18-year-old ihody led lo the discovery Hlnduy I'reililie Neltlo-at school yoHlerduy ' that lleilllan Alisen; 111, haitjlaen led in-his nrrest for .pietloniiitf killed.' - .i - enti'il to her hy ' Irihes of Iliirina. three different l elled to dealll. Dr. Margaret lnple thanked Mrn. 'i. Kimn ir!j i ilf Ailory in behalf of Ihe club lor Bave her the, Imir: the Karen, the arraiiKinB llie eiiieriainnieni re. hlous,-: and' llie Knchln, the skirt, '""H'lsliit: that It was a marked suc a beautiful creation that required " ""0'lni.- consiilenible plannliiR two years In the maklllR-; : . .. j an'1 Ol iranlratlon. '. .- in. the lii'BiiiiiliiB'of the program , ' '' ( a, ieleirraii),. w hich had Just'.bcen.j Vlst;aril Brid0"e received from Callii llouvy,' was i . , read in on- elm, wiib me. words, 1 ' Club Jiintevtained "besl wisliea for your day at NelBli-! ' horliood cluli. Am. thlnklnif ot.yon'j : A dellifiilfiil evenliiB Was spent as you travel your journey oyer; i,,. ih memliers of lllo Wistaria Airain." . i Uridite club last nlitlit when they Musical assistants in Ihe ppoirrairt j ww0-,K10llis al ,ho home of Mr. were .Miss Gladys Miller and Mrs. !nlld fxrM. i,.,y Hansen oil Adam Joe Clark. Kloral iirraniriinents was !IlVemic. done by Mrs. 1''. K. ltohaii. . i i .-, f . Three ialiles wera at.' play Willi SIllliiK on the opijiisile of thejMr,. Mrs. W. C. Hoppe! win. Tlurniese lilaiden. was II 1 1 Indu, . h1(. .fjrsl prixe. ' ' rejiivsenled liy .Mis. Clyde It. Seitai A ,i,.iielous two-course luncheon In; it ii elaborate costume. A ll ,lho:Xvus scrvoA ln a s0Ulm,- of orniliiu Ciisluines In this urfulr.worn ail. j,llul w,te, with whlto clirysanlhe Uienllc and very KorKeoiis.' minus ilililimr frairrant hcautv. The . siriKiiiB Spanish maiilen uress eiT in red, with a red, lace miuitiltn, wis Mrs. .1. M. Meyers who ap. pean-il.soon after the ciniafn rose, and sal near llie Hindu, -Mrs. Julius Uoesch dressed ns an elderly' lady from Palestine sat nearer the back and center of tliwi ' " sl;lJ.,v , ., Alioul elBhti-on members or the ' 'Ahoiir Ihree weeks aKO. Mrs. Mo'. So-Noilio club met yesterday lifter- Adory sent notes l, club members Soon omn nt 1,rs' Walter nskliiB them to help her In this Hutchison on Cedar street. Kollow preHeiitiHlon liv asklnir a, ueslion ' "x1 DiimneKi meolliiB Biuiies ami of whin Ihev would like to know oonloslH were enjoyed. DurlliB Ihei about her trip n round the world, afternoon delicious refreshments These were reid to her by tho rep- were served. resenlallve from each country Ouests for tho afternoon were: j which she nsw,.,,.,l In short Inleiv Mrs. Oaskill, , M rs. Harold lllllBa- next meetliiK will he In two weeks with Mr, and Mra. W. O. lloppel. Mrs. Hutchison Is i . Hostess to Club ostinK" tallvH. Homo of the ((UohIIohb wort not; niiHworod Imcauso Ihcy aro oonsldorod In futuro. programfi of tho oi-franlwxtloii. . i : ! An Kfrvptiaii prinoo and princess, Minst'H tilhla Ash by and Mlrlmn l.Matt, daniort a dunce of Rgypt, at tifod In K'"irr,roons rrnationH of white with !y61l nnl poarl trlmmlhfrs.".- i-lh' a, poas;!nt ooHtntno of the Ital ' ' iAn,' li-M. "Ii; l ' irnrphy -apponrod fc.. ,-oxi man, Mrs. tlono Walker, Mrs. Loroy M'ors'nn,", . . Tho club will moot aain in two wookH whh Mrs.. Hanoi Graham at 170 1 Koventh slroot. ' Mrs. Lyle Kiddle Entertains Club Mrs. Ia-Io, Kiddle wan' hostess to w.oro a Swiss pennant explained the cuft-J Klirhth jdroijl. 'Doooratlons v'r'ns of the SwInw --pennants .-in-the . formed with pink chrysanthenuims. j nil in uir ji'iir, in-ii nit: ' kii in , MVH, lil'OVOr LmmilieU aHNlHlfd lift make ohoeses nnd ' the boys , briiii? hostesM. The table wns laid with the eows from the hills, and they covers for oiffht. where three do all take the cheeses, and the : cows, j licious eourses were served, which aro draped with garlands or . 'j'ho afternoon was spent in flowers, to tho 'fait A folk song pUmsnnt nooial hours. The nrxl tellitiK of these oventh was sans: and inoetltiK will bo1 with Mrs. Clark a danee presented iiy Clarlee Tay- j -Iuldoek In nocomhor. lor, I'Vrn Uroomfield. Joan Mo-( Ki'iinon. Harlyira CoolldKO, Oorothy t rli.,- iv-Il Tr Wall, Cornelia Daly, Mildred Pal- VUUllll J- J ton. Mildred Mllh-r. Lyda Mao Hol HsLer, anil Margaret Dixon. . all Camp I'lro girls.- . , r, , .... ,., ,, ... PrescnllnB a Bmreful and atlrac- L 1 ''a "l'""'1," f ,,y W " ii,-,. ,i.i,.n f.n.,. ui.n(i it liostoss to tiie t'nion County Wo.sterniiavt'i' a green Ijodice Sartalne (n a ied klrt and bodice, Be Host Nov. 19 in a Brass skirt i,1 'ouncll of Parcnt-Tenelier nssoela and Miss Catherine; O"" l,l";ml"y "'nlr.ir. November I ,', in lueir iiitii i i-kiiiiii- iiieciiiiic ul this year ln the domestic science the La Orallde hlh DurlliB Hie proirrain Miss Mabel ' '"!n'",ns r Doty or the I.a Grande public . !"""" hrary talke d or travel books; shins! ; A V . ,,0",r',1; n'a,n.n- a ilst or books, some wdlknown, ll,Hl ' "'n "al ror 7:aa tellliiB il Th an li.lerestlliB way that l,""n 8,1 m" lh," wil made the listeners want to rca,; ! 'cno nt 8 o'clock It Is hoped iiiiii - evrry 1 oi kii in.iiiiun in-, ui bo well represented. f.fif.li hnnl.- ulni tiifnHIntii.il "Mnllwii. in.il,. i-i,..nii., '' ..n.!raiinly. will Isle or .Vr. 'Travels rro'iii a Kasy i T'"-. l"'0M'''en of end, local Chair." "Spring in Moi-oceo, and ! Alglet-H.' "Dauglitor . of tho Sa m - :iri." and "Tiij-MahaK" were some. of tin; books illsetiHHoi'l. I Motion pletures of Japan and 1 ': liHt in." i'.i ulinii- ii Kt I "in n I." ' ionld and A. K. Sohrader. wholj;1" d',,p!?!1 U(" tht-se pioturi'K themselves on a round tin- world tour rial Ion ha a seat In the board of malingers by virtue of her of fice. MIhs Mabie Hoty of tho Ta Clrande public library will give a talk on good books for children and collection or Ihom. rson. fifth vice- took whil last yea i". ,.,n.l, and Japan. He told of the i I,,tw ,,f latvnHt t0 county coun' Mr. Gould answered I president of the Oregon congress ' will report on tho part of tint statu convention which Htrossed restaurant with Three committees which will re- lypical Japamae flu 111. -.tin u .tinirto- n i, i ih !l,or during the Ir.islness session i . .laro: the law enforcement, countv 1 I library, and nominating commit tees. l-ft Soattlt! on board the I resident Joffn rson. tln-y showed the arrival at Yokohoma. and views nt Tokyo. Nikko. N'iyanoshitn, Nnrn. Kama kura. Koho. tho Inland Sea of Jap nn. Hagulo, mountain capital of riiilippliies. tho Igorot market. Ingupore. Joboisi, l'onang. Ceylon. Kandy. the ca pltai; the Hod sea. Suez eanad, Jerusalem, Mosque of Florence Webb and Mr. Fine. Married Tuesday at high noon, MIhs Florenco Wohh of Klgin and Mr. Omar, King Solomon's temple, Cecil KIuc of Siskiyou, Cat., wero mount or OMvph, pool of Hetheslm, jqulotly married in the I'resbytor. gardln of Gfthsemnne. old gnarled j lan citurch, by tho Kev. 3. (ii-orgi tn e und.-r which Christ Is said lojWalz. Mrs. Tom Webb of Klgin. hav ''prayed, the Dead sou, KlVef j mother of the bride, accompanied iiV 'Jordan, cattle day In JerjsnJem, ' ainascus Gate, church whro 'esus worked us a carpenter PAIN FROM GALLSTONES tho couple. Officers Elected At Lodge Meeting Kl.K'llon of ofrlccrs took place lust night when tho Grutule Itonde Circle of th. NelBllbors of Wood craft No. 47 met ill the K. 1' llnlt One dose of Frultolt ,how rnola jwlth 3 memtxrs present. - Kilns In the back or oroutid the! -M' ,Mi J''vlm' tArA liver serv as Nature's ttamiDir. ' Bllardian nelphhor. Other Offlcerl. Iteware or gallstones. Before risk-nrv: ""visor, Martha Hansen: inn. Mr an operation or trylnir uomeiKlrl"n- A"-'- fntMi: clerk, laura home remedv, give KI'.VITOLA ai"u,1",: '"inker. Mary Ycsko: cap trial. One dose will show rM-illj,a,B ot 11,0 uar1' John Honovan; mid will convince you that FKtIT-on,Mllc ntlnl. Mulile tlertw. In OI.A. a twenty-year-old rmefjy,l""' ntln-l. Myrtle Honovan; at will brlns relief. MaOr former j '". Oerlruilf Sullivan: fine miff. r. rs Irvtlfy to He wondnrful j rcr. Kdld Unrne tl; three maim, merit. If you suffer with g-allstone ; (?-". HawM Itobben, Lillian Shew symptoms. Bivo I'ltriTOI.A ai maker, und Ksther Huhl: innslrlon, chance and like hundreds of ethers ; Winifred Caiei; ami correspondent, yon may save yourself pain endfane Osborne. Tliem- officers niher needless MirterlliB. Vvt tralrwn. Heeled for the eiisiiln; term ri-commended and rr-iaranfeed by of the orennlt-iilon. Moon firuB 'o.. and other leadl:,p .Mrs. Myrtle (lerlier. a transfer druggist. Adv. from I'nion, became a member of ,;; 'r'Vv':;-4' -" ' ':?k:; WSmm mm - Iwiifs wS : ''' ' - -wliii M ' :m pfe' 'mxSi.,. -. wgmSm ' r-.'4$ 'tl-;;rS VJI Mines of tlie West use H2DGDQDDE10.LE) )... ... -: ,.,." s .. , M' ip - WKSTI'll.N AIR EXIMIKSS MAUlltLX Allt IJXKS T. A. T. ( WeU'rm iviuin) ST UARIt AI It I I M S MHI-COXTIXKXT AUK EXPRESS Every mujor cuiuiiiorvlul air line hi the Wenlnni llnitctl SlaiU's, yalerliiS ' to pa?mer .riinritoHn.lo.i"iisi' whh, Ih lufludcd iu this group-ALL mm NichtleM exclusively! - THESE great air lines depend ,6n Rkhfield Gasoline to carry them safely, through ever-changing flying conditions through rain and snowT'in blistering desert heat jumping from sea level to hurdle mountain peaks at altitudes of more than 12,000 feet. . Without exception, they have found the famous "Gasoline of Power:', more than satisfactory in meeting the grueling demands of day-in and day-out flying service. Western Air Express service, with its record of 99.6 performance, ex tends throughout the West and as far east as Kansas City while Maddux another name prominently identified with aviation progress operates on regular schedule throughout the Southwest with terminals at Los An geles, San Francisco and Agua Calicnte.. Transcontinental Air Transport a, national factor in the field of air trans portationis famous for the character of its equipment and personnel, its service facilities and its, record performance; Standard Air Lines and Mid Continent Air Express, operating throughout Western territory, are also doing their part in building the prestige of Western Aviation. The same painstaking care used in producing a fuel to meet the exacting requirements of air service where power, speed and dependability are ab solutely vital is employed in manufacturing the Richfield Gasoline offered you at every Richfield station. Richfield is noticeably better a more satis factory and efficient gasoline under all motoring conditions. Try it in your own car today. , Famous Flight Jliulc Willi Rlvhfield 1 NORTH POLE FLIGHT. Captain Wllkim,2300.milc llij-ht over the North Vov in April 19 ZH ... the only lime this feat luis been accomplished, t- TRANSCONTINENTAL NON-STOP RECORD..; ' WLVI" TO EAST. Made by Art Cocbcl, in Auguit l'JM . , , breaking the previous record by 7 hours ami 52 minutes. I . ilH NATIONAL AIR DERBY. Four of the six ' major event of ilui famous Mir derby wrrc wott with KiihficM...thc urcateit competive air record c'ercred' lied to any Kitnoline, TRANSCONTINENTAL NON-STOP RECQHO... EAST TO WEST. Made by CaptninC. B.D.CbHyer, in Ovtoler 192(1 . . . liaucrli tlie Army recortl tivt lud stood since 1921. ' QUESTION MARK FLIGHT. Mad by tlw U. S. Army in Janujry 1VJ9. I trK of the yreai etHlur.tr we achievements, breaking all previous distance anddur (kin records, WOMEN'S ENDURANCE RECORD. Made by BtibbieTtout in January 1929 and broken again by the same flyer in February... with Richfield Gasoline . used in both flights. SOLO ENDURANCE FLIGHT. Made by Herbert j. Faliy in May 1929. Time 36 hours 56 minutes 36 seconds. ' ANGELENO ENDURANCE FLIGHT. Made by Mendel and Rcinhart in July 1929. Shattered all pre vious records for sustained flight by more than three days. . 1929 NATIONAL AIR DERBY. The Oakland to Cleveland Race. ..and 9 closed course events in the Cleveland Air Race. ..were won with Richfield Gaa vlinc. 3U I 1 Z3 wmf.