La Grande evening observer., November 19, 1929, Page 3, Image 3

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
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Society News
Mrs. G. J. Frankel
Guest At Dinner
In The La Grande
- A ('l!Klttl'ul mi html d In nor was
Klvo.n Iiihi ovt'iihiK at the Lti Clranl
lntol hy tin NVtKhhoruooil club of
I.ii (!rnm!i In lionor of Mr. (J. J. i
l'"rnnkI, pnsl.1m of tho Ornwu
('Monition of Woman's ('liibH. - (
Follow Uk cllniwr MVh. I-Vankol
HpnKo to a Kroup In tho nobl room
iiliont tho li-nnnii;il convention of
tho nn.Honr.il oriiniuition of worn1
uii'm ulubK, ttsllinjc of many Intri- j
(Hllntf rvoniH that orcurtvil wlillo '
slit' wiih In MaHHacluiHi'ttH atttnil- j
Intf ono. Ti'HIim of Imp visit to the ,
bouse- of M'Vf-n iralib'8 with Uk j
.winding Htalrwnys and si'orot pun-iiI-h,
Mrs. l-YunUol s:ihl who hiul
brotiKbt some bollyliock hopiIs j
away with Iut, but of course kIh
paid for thout. ' t ' I
' Sho mnntloneil Jnliii Wnnl Howo, j
ronxidenxl to bo ono of the (front- .
M women of MasMju'lnisctis. and 1
Kathryn l.fo But oh, the author of r
(lit- soiij,' "America the Itenutlful."
The lime is, not fur diHtant when
the ckIIckph and . unlverntieH' will
liavt a re.Ktilnr course for the light
uhp of lolmm.""Vi! arc living too
I'tiHt," tin1 president sald. nl.so cm
pltasl.ing. pellgioiiH training In tho
home. . : . t'. : ... ' . ,
'The elimination of wunIo Is the
beKinniim of thrift Tor kHiooH
home, dub, litdivldnnlN, and to all.
country industrial fa r in h v'ui-e
marked improvements . on 'the
uounly .jails for the euro of -the
yoillhtiH delliitiuent," sho contln
UfMl.v. ' . . i, .
, The federation of women's
clubs Is for the Volstead act with
out nny .alteration," sho. stated.
"Koif-lgnorn are nov encouraged
in keep their own indivlduiilitieH
and-folk songs, instead of rapidly
been In former Census." She pom.
mentetl uiou Mrs. K. I'. MoK.tnmn'H
work a chalrrhnn of the art com
mltti'O of Oregon, remarking that
this work In Oregon excelled that
of many other sidles in its thor- ,
oughnesM and ivhoui eh. I
In coneMiNion who mentioned thft
scholarship loan fund. i
Mrs. L. B.'Moe Is
Hostess to Class'
j Tho Hamblum Art class met;
yctprduy afternoon at ihe homo !
iof .Mrs. 1,. It. Moo, when the stiuly'
of arehcnloKy of Houih nnd North'
'America was continued tin dor the
j leadership of Mrs. 11. H. Mrownion,
who' spoke about the t'blinu and
lnea races of South America.
I This cluh will meet again next
I.Monday, with Airs. R A. Kpling
i lending the program. 1
I I
j Mohawk Bridge ; j
j, ; Club Organized'
( The Mohawk ltridtfe club, new-
! ly organized, met hist Saturday,
o veiling at tho' homo of .Mr. and j
Mis. Alva . Otowley. with thrert
tables at play,. Hoiuinets of' fall ,
flowers formed an attractive dec-
' oration. . .. . .'
j . Mrs. Haines Oneal and A. K. Hug
i won honors for high score.
-The next meeting will bo in two
; weeks with Mr. and Mrs. A. K.. s
jitug'.',. inning the evoiilng.a dainty.
. two-course luncheon was served..
Will liobbin winning Me prUo for
high tully. Mrs. Iiid lox won see i
olid award, and consolation prim '
was presented to Min. Kd Miller.
Tho c ii o ft t m were resbleulH of
lTnlon. i
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Literature Club
Meet Interesting
Tho Neighborhood l.iteratuie
cluli met hist, night In the gold ,
room of the Iji CI in i id e hotel. Airs, j
Stella Ingle gave an interesting re- ,
port of the fourth chnpter of the;
book "What Literature fan Do l-'or !
Me." . (following Ihe report, tho j
Literature club ami other .mem
bers of the Neighborhood club met
with .Mrs. IV J. Kmnkel. '
Next week Miss Gladys Miller I
will present a report on the fifth,
chapter of the hook and Mrs. !
Oeorge' Ulrnle will give a review
on "Mother" by Orazla Deladda, j
This was scheduled for last night. ;
but was - postponed duo to Mrs, !
Krunkel's visit. ' ;
City Council To
Give Benefit Tea
site Is a iiiemlier. A -pleasant 'eve
ning was Hi-ul with mu-sie and
games. ' At H late hour refresh
ments wvwv MM'vnil by l'a:illne l-M-wartls,
assisieil by Andrea Ainn
worth tutd' tlellevleve l-iexei. i
Tliiise who attended were: An
drea Alnsworth, Itlitnehu May.
Murjorie, Smith, Muriel Webb,
(ienevlevtt Ktcxcr. Amellu Asia,
Kuih Seward. Pauline Kdwanls,
Virginia .Helen l.anilei-s, Kleiinor
l.otilse Sewani, and the honor
gliesl.
Dinner Given At
J. G. Knight Home
; Wake) ita Bridge ' .
I ' " Club Entertained
!mi-s. '.'. K, ling was hosteHS to
the tiii'inliers of the Wakellta
Itridge dub at her home yester
day afternoon with three tables at
play.
.Mrs. James Oneal won first
piir.e. .and Mrs. Oeorgc (Nark was
presented with second. A guest
award was glvon to Mrs. Joe liar,
rison.
Dming the afternoon dainty re
freslimi'itls wvru served.
Tho club will meet again with
Mrs. Jack Oliver, next. Monday af
ternoon. ' ' ' ,
A charming dinner of twelve
covers was given Sunday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. J. . Knight
host and hostess at their home oil
Washington, Whit" chrysanthe
mums formed a lovely decoration.
Hridge was the diversion of the
evening, with Mrs. T. It. Maxwell
and Clyde Zimmerman winning
honors for high tally,'
. .-..
Mrs. Rynearson To
Head Association
Announcements
formerly the way I hey wore en
con raged, ,
k "The vast army of home makers
is not now appearing under the
head' of no occupation, as It ban
Mrs. M.cClay Is '
Hostess at Party
Mrs. IT. C, Mpflay was hostess
yesterday at a delightful 1 o'clock
bridge luncheon with covers laid
for 20 in the I,a Grande hotel. The
table was attractively urrunged
With clusters of bronze and yellow
pompons and chrysanthemums.
The gold room was the scene of
bridge for the afternoon, with Mr.
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.111512 Adams Ave.
A benefit tea will bo given by
the ha Grande City council of 1-
T. A. tomorrow afternoon. Weil- 1
nesday, November o, In room 1 1
of the Knslcrn Oregon Normal
school building.
An Interesting program has been
arranged for the afternoon with 1
vocal solos, dances, readings and j
iimu iiNii'iiuii' uiomm. i i
Pouring- during tl o afternoon I
win nit irs. j, i. i;narnon, Airs, i
I Kaus, Mrs. C, V. Mel'herson. '
Mrs. J. U Jngle, Mrs. It. A. -Wll- '
:kersoi and Mrs. II. lulow. Mrs.!
Iti C Alexander Ik general ehair.
mun for the affair -Mrs. Lewis
i Wetzel Is chairman, bf -ihe decora-1
; tlon edTiimlttve, !! j
I ;A vocal mflo will bej presented I
y Airs. t i . .Mel'herson; dnnees
will be given by Martha Al tiler.
I Marian ChausKu and Von . (eil
i Hruce; "Angelina" will he rend by
Marion Hayles. Mrs. Arnold Gra
i lapp and Airs. Herbert lOvans will
! present a dent. A piano snip will
'be played by Krinn Towery. Airs.
; Leal Jtussell will sing a selection
and Myrna Ward will present two
readings. A violin duet will he
! played by Kfflo Hlnnchard and
j.leannle Neilson. Miss Vina. Con
ley will sing a vocal, number.
Genevieve Adler will play a solo
on the piano, and .Mrs. George A.
. Uean will render a vocal number.
Hoom 1 1 is the music room of
the Normal school and is on the:
first . floor . at . the left upon en-!
tering the main door. -t j
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Mrs. Westenhaver I
Entertains Club!
An Interesting session .of the Art
lteseartii club met yesterday at
the Jiome of Mrs. It. K. West en - j
haver with a large representation
of members present. I
. . AIrsT,lL . H Cleaver uhsIKuled i
for Mrs. K j. ltatston, giving the I
subject ''Child Life." Otherwise I
the program - was previously an
nounced. (
I TJiey will meet again In two'
weeks with Mrs. H. K, Iteming. An (
out-of-town visitor was Mrs. Helen!
MrXub of Hnrkeley. , j
i
Surprise Party. ,
Given By Girls
A jolly surprise party was given
In honor of Catherine l-M wards last
evening" at her home by the Wa
i kellta Camp I'Jre group of which
Mrs. - George Itynearsou waa
elected president of the Kruildalo
l.-T. A. when It held its monthly
meeting Kiidny afternoon.; Mrs.' J.
1 Siilkleld was re-elected vice
pres'ideni; and Mrs. John W. Hen.
nett was re-elected ; secretary
treasurer. This organization will Hpoimor a
box social Wednesday; evening, at.
the school house. The school will
present a program In the Thanks
giving theme. Money received from
the' social will begin a fund for
Ihe purchase of a piano- for the
school. , '
: Tonight the I Nil on County Coun
cil of the I'.-'l. association will
meet in the domestic science
building behind the nialu high
school building, at N o'clock. Kaeh
association Is entitled to one vot
ing delegate to every five members,
and especially uhould have all tho
officers and chairmen of commit
tees present, It was announced.
Any member of any I'.-T. A. is
welcome at the meeting, but only
delegntes are entitled to voling
privileges. Several Important mat-,
tern of business will be considered.
Mrs. C. Mcpherson, -fifth vice
president of the Oregon congress,
and Mlts Mabel Doty, of the La
Grande public library, are .on the
.program. Previous to ihe S o'clock
'general meeting there will be a
meeting of the board of managers
of (he Colon Copuly council.. I'ach
president of a local association and
Selected officers of tho I'nlon Coun
!ty.eounell make up this board of
I managers. Kveryone entitled to a
seat on 'this board. Is especially
urged lo he present. This will al
so be In the domestic science
building, beginning promptly nt
7:3a.
The Ladlea Aid of Island City
will meet nt the home of Mrs.
Andrew IMokland Thursday for an
all'day meeting with a pot luck
luncheon at noon. .
.
Klectlon of nfllcers will be held
this evening when Ihe L. H. of 11.
of L. K. and I-:. meets .. ::;bi
In the K.. P. hall. As this Is one
of the most tin port ant huslncsn
matters of the year, members are
urged lo attend.
The L. A. of It. of It. T. will
meet tomorrow night at 7 o'oloeit
in the Unglcs hall. There will bo
Initiation. The losing side In the
attendance contest will serve
luncheon to 'tho winners.
PUTMAN'S
LA (JKAMHi'S KXCUJSIVE
llondy-to-Woiir and Millinery
JAMES GOOD
PASSES AWAY
; IN CAPITAL
f, Hurley of TuIhii, Oklahoma, thfl ;
assistant secretary, a war veteran
who is entitled to wear the distln-.'
gulshed Hervlce medal. Hurley.';
Klnrul hlL'h unnn the " list of those ;
jadvaneed us Mr.' toods prntmblo
permnnent successor. !-
. The senato.-in night session-, Wits;
Informed of ,' Secretary Good's j
death by Senator Deneen of Illin
ois, and adjourned iC. once. Mem- 1
hers of the cabinet, bends of diplo
matic missions, and congressional
(Continued from Pag 1)
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leaders were iu(;k to' t.pre;i)ub
llely1 tboiiv porrowi tit It is nnWdiii?
ile, was married In 1 KD4 (om!ss
Lucy' 1 Ocacon of Cedar . HiipUls.
They, had two sons, .lames W.
Good dr., and Hubert ldnjuml.
both: of whom, were waiting ln it,
nenrby room when their ,;falhor
died, the first impotiai flgnj-o of
IU0 iiuuvi'r iiiiiiiinisiriuiuii - u
bo
claimed by death.
and after his nomination was given
the Important task of swinging the
middle western farmers to the re
publican standard. .
. Mis appointment ns seceiiary of
war enme as recognition of the
part ho. played in Mr. Hoover'H
campaign. To the war department,
he -brought a thorough knowledge
of the needs of the army gnlned
ihrough . his experience .on: the'
house . appropriations ' committee
whoii: he speolnlized in ihe. allot
ment 'of funds for the! national de-;
tense. ' ' ' ' . '
. Hurley Sutit'tils JoimI
With Secretary flood's' death,
tho responsibilities of the war diw
pari meat devolved upon Patrick
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sday and Th
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100
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Lovely fall and win
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$14.95. All sizes.
$7. 90
Dresses in this as
sortment. New
shades, neatly trim
med, values to $24.95.
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Prejudice Thrives Where Ignorance Hives!
AN ANCIENT PRE JU
HAS
BEEN
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REMQfii
AMERICAN INTELLIGENCE beckons all to cultivate knowledge. Tyranny,
intolerance and poverty wither as schools grow in this great land of opportunity.
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toasting did it
Gone is that ancient prejudice against cigarettes Progress
has been made. We removed the prejudice against cigarettes
when we removed harmful corrosive A CRIDS (pungent irri
tants) from the tobaccos.
YEARS ago, when cigarettes were made without the aid of
modern science, there originated that ancient prejudice against
all cigarettes. That criticism is no longer justified. LUCKY STRIKE,
the finest cigarette you ever smoked, made of the choicest tobacco,
properly aged and skillfully blended "It's Toasted."
"TOASTING," the most modern step in cigarette manufacture,
removes from LUCKY STRIKE harmful irritants which are pres
, ent in cigarettes manufactured in the old-fashioned way.
Everyone knows that heat purifies, and so "TOASTING"
LUCKY STRIKE'S extra secret process removes harmful cor
rosive ACRIDS (pungent irritants) from LUCKIES which in the
old-fashioned manufacture of cigarettes cause throat irritation and
coughing. Thus "TOASTING" has destroyed that ancient preju
dice against cigarette smoking by men and by women.
It's
No Throat Irritation -No Cough.
TUNE IN The Lucky Strike Dance Orclicitra, every S.turdry nijlit, over caait-to-ca.it network of tlieN.D.C.
W-9. th Amrric.fi Tobo Co., Mfr,.
"It's Toasted" the phrase that describes the
extra "toasting" process applied in the manu
facture of Lucky Strike Cigarettes. The finest
. tobaccos the Cream of the Crop are scien
tifically subjected to penetrating heat at mini
mum, 260 maximum, 300, Fahrenheit. The
exact, expert regulation of such high tempera
tures removes impurities. More than a slogan,
"It's Toasted" is recognized by millions as the
most modern step in cigarette manufacture.:
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