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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 3, 1929)
Tuesday; December 3," 1920 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE. , ' Page Three Society News' Guilds Entertain Dinner Club At wuh awarded to Mrs. Melvln l.ur- 1'oIIowlng bridge ilalnly refresh - , -- j j -r-v iiifiim were serveu. i lie nun vji oridge ana uinner hoi.i n next inepiinB with .ir.. ... .t - , 'Oscar Wiirnortt. ; ',A dellRhtfill ilinniT was enjoyed J . . i lust nlKht at III.- Iai Orande hotel pinv Rpvi'mvpr? Rv ' I Uliilicr. cl-il,,. with covers laid fori T,itPl' til VP fllntl 1 met yesterday urternoou la the (ami' l'ln room or the Lutheran church, with it lucre iillendnncc. .Miss Helen lluitlies presided 111 Iho iilisciiro of llu president. h Helen .Mnor. ili in or wo. men at till' Normal school, kuvo ,thn pills an lutiii-.stliiB talk on i"i:iltiuelle" anil answered the kIj-Is' it'leStl011S. i Npxi Momliiy till Kroup will meet tor Hip purpose ir eloctliiR urrifors ror the riitulmt year. 22. at which .Mr. anil Mrs. W. II. I .,., ., ,...,.., ,....,,. . Wmnan Known." n Uyteriiiii manse, null VeiinsTlviinln .11 -0110 orhu v.lni" reviewed h.Ht Pvol,1)t hy Mrs. . 'Pad the rtmr service which an lUnms for wit,, won' "v"r 111 "", """'-."' '""-1ub. Miss l.eol.l V. I.oonih, ,11, nois roi hit,! 8(0,i win v. on, Nolirlihorlinoil Uternlurp : and .-rrcst II. Sullivan. In the Hy juts ii. lu. i 'iaiiii twin rn-H Jtiivonscroft. ( '(involution prize wuh iiKtirded lo-J. T. Longfellow.. I (ml in Out Id: s. Witiimu'ri party: 3 to 4, music ami comedy and in ride ami drama; (I, music unit financial ml vice; tl;:io, solos and orchestra; T : it (. 4 K-ilc orchestra: J. Itnudfc to Ituinauce; S:3U, Amos and Andy; 10 to II. minstrel; tl lo r Musical Musketeers. The Columbia Hrondca ing sys tcm program for Wednesday fl- lows: 7, transcontinental program: ' 8 le it, Movie chili; tl to Ii. dance I music', Voilli'ml I KOW Oi-ike 7, MIC; !i. news: I ti . ,. .ww.lf luir uMl.i.il- 1 II I f. V 111 M AVVlPri HeVG ' U:3. music, orgun recital: 2, XHC; . j j, chfldieivV liour; li, .NIK'; Saturday artcrtioon, at tin 1'roh Baker Couple features; !t::tO, vaudeville; cert orcuohlrn; j i o ; band. Ni:;i;0 Mi:r l I i:it i:i clever new iHlitniy, dejik mMfl, WKHT POINT, N. Y.. ler. 3 (A- book enda, cirtrette lljfhteiH, clr-1')- In tao tlvft published Inter , arctic Ihixch, denlt lamps, drink view pcrtnittcd n ''wl I'oint tin- et, mottoes, travelern' tiruh flotH,. tlei-Kcaduali.- In more than I (0 and doxcttn of other attractive, yearn, Aloa.u I'arhuni, Nettro ea-; tiKeful artielcH, CMpecially Hultahlo der, today HplUfd ruinoiH1 that ho tor niailtnr. Vou will enjoy seciim had heen OftracUed at the military tliein at Itiehardaon'H Art fc tlitt in ailemy. Shop. "Tlie 'lu iNtmas Hhop." Parham, who wan appohucd to li-3-M West Point hy Itpprewutallve O,-- . . tar lie PiiCHt, or (MiieaKO, aht: "Pul Halted reports that cadets never talk to me or that my rela tions with them are utratned art ' ft wiii a-i'l; ii i.'i.M V 1 VCi.".n . - ... - 1a ,, tn.,irtl.(Irt i ii.l liii-itil lint inn. s. j iti:i rsi:s ukatii i:i.ii:r tl n,nilMlu.,, Unolll ,r,. i.a in. fttn- Ki,i.iMiT(i.. .M'w r.cuiunu, , dauev 1 Pee. 3 (AP) Patrick Tonhtll 'walked ti o IiIh home today at ritKKU 1'OPlOttV ltAIJ.fi Orders taken, ut AokcTh place, I opposite Hohnonkampw, 11-27-Ct PUTMAN'S Itcfldy-tn-Wcar and ?iJil!lnciy -Vj.unior Bridge ' Inir or tho NVlnhliorhooil .itprnturo ami ;liili In tho itolil room or the I .a iriwnri i,r tin- hrhlp'a molliur, (iranili. holol. Thl was an unimual Mm. Itaplu-l Wliitora." lhi hi lilo j arcolint, fcutui'liiir tl,p aullior'n wit Kraom'H rather. J. II. Sullivan, anil anil hlM rpri'i Hlllau ways or i xpion- Ml" Mall JnilM. all or linker, j Hinn. - Ore.,' whppft tin youiiK lU'Oplf will s-. . , , j ' ITPOiMllllir tnp roviow Mm. Jl'n- . enimnifiii im-ir no .UIUJO . rjlltei laineu. I nlo Thomiwoa n Intprmllmt , . . roiiort or tho l(i.st t-hnnter in "What ' ",-, w-,w Ij1!!, .'..Ir, "" Slra-'KlllH KalKht wan IiobIpkh at i l.itPiaturo fan Do tor .Mo," by r. ; V-"W1U-' 1 llc VX11 IO a i hmn.lni; nrti'moon or tin. .Innlor ! AIilioaso Kmitli. jtrlilKO niali yi'stoiilay at lior hoini- . ' ... AllructlVR fills- 1 p:.i. 7i-.,nA tl 1 x a.tuico v icwcu In Supper Meeting on Second nir'd (Vh. of yellow pompous fori Ijpcoraiion. - , , 'riirei'- tables were, at, play.- Willi, AJru. Ilnwurd :Mlller winnlhK't'lrst 1 pVize. i t'onsolatlon , wan : presented Mff .MrH. liny Price. A kucwI- pri'o .1 mmsmm (; ... . Announcements About 2 members of the Puk- Tk y"l 1 1 Tl If 1 anu ii nip e iru unp niei uimi t. , Xy OA UP lVlemDei S nMt in the ImHcmenl of the ' .. ' - ' . jilethodist cliuseh ami enjoyed a . The, Art Itesearch' club enjoyed "politick supper.. Miss Ulanehe esprieinlty the pletures of the t'larlt prnve them InHtructloiiH In shrines, and temples and the col-, wood blocking.' :, leelion of color prints fit Hh regit-j : lar iunetiifryestcrday at the home i ' ' r- . j of Mrs. 11. S, Fleming. . ) Tho prints were some Mrs. Wal ler Pierce had brought with hep from Japan, and they were so 1111- ; meroitH that the momherH could not vii'W them to their satisfac tion. It was planned to have n ispeeinl meeting some day Just for,'"' church parlors. All members the observation and study of these menus are exienuefi a cormai i color, prints. - jwi-lcomo. Mrs. Will Condit is chalr- Monduy. Oee. 1(1, the elub will '"'" ' ' social committee, .mis. meet again, with Mrs. II. ti. Hniith. ' Howwer will huve charge of tho devotional, and Airs. s. Ii, Alor igrin is program chairman. 11:15, 10, The Ladles Aid of the Presby terian church will meet at 2 :S0 o'clock Wednesday aflernoon In !m rs. Broomf ield ; i Hostess to Club! '.it,.,, ii. ,i. i:iiiini win I'oiitiniii' will, tho lir(., or Hit .Nnzjirriio In (.vitni'llstfc iihsmIiis niioUior UH'k. All tnir fiipiulK will ho Kind In know this anil tve.pxtPlid to j q ' . '' : . ' . iiipui n ciimiiiii invitaiinii to aiipuii j pacajawea Lriris ' " " "Ks- l"'v. Kill"" Is tit Mppr nf rVinrf.Vi Ills iM-st. Conio nml lipur I . ' iUtJCL clb vjflUl Cn C'linroU lit tho Xny-nrenp. Ail v. I : Lj - Thp Saeajawpa t'amp l.irn plrls The ''MotlioillHt LuiIIph' Aid Will meet tomorrow nrternoon at 2 ' ! oVlork at tlie homo or Mi-h. Itoli- .jremherB or the Wukolllu Hrlilife ' prl Chirk on thp porilor or Ailania pluli met yestpnlay nt the homo or anil Oak treetn. A lartto altpnil- Ml'H. Japk ltrOOUlt'lelll. Willi tl,r.M 1 nner, ,luir.,l I lahli'H'at jilay. I'rizp ror high Hpore-i : was won hy Mrs. W. K. McCMuro 'I'lio lllvprsiile: laillps" Alii will anil rn-coni) uwunl was presentpil ineot ut Ijinp phnppl Tharsiluy to Mrs. James Onpnl. A KMPst afternoon, llec.: 6. Mrs.. Kraals lirlzp was awnrllpil to Mr. lli-nry j lluniuls anil Mrs. I.psllo Slnrten Hlley. will he hostpsses. It wilt bo 111 n i Kollowintr liriilce delicious ro-jharil times tliemp. ami a prize will freshmonts wore seiveil. Tho plnl) in. awnnleil ror (he hpsl costume, j will. meet next week with Mrs. Joel ... I Itleharilson. st. Peter's' Kplspopal Oiiilil will meet . tomorrow ,arternoon at the li Clramle.- hotel. : ,M Isslon hour will hp from 1 to '2 o'clock, and K KX (II Slllic) II, imisie;. tu, ilai'ieo prottrani. Slllllllllie KIK C.'JOUe) 0:4:1 a. in.. In splnitliiniil: 7. NIK": '. realures; 111:15. Nlll": 4. eoneert: 4:30. NHl"; fi, eoncerl ami realili'ps; 0, Nllt': man. vuinlpviile: in, Mil': 12 to I, opular music. KOA (HTIIke) Ii. uuisIp: ID. ro ,,iiest program. t'ucimta KVI (Tili ke) 4. two-piano tpillli; 4:17 to II. silent: 10, serrmulers; l " 11 to 12. I'llS. Sentllo . KO.MO (il2llke) 0, , Nlll", musical features: 11, news: Nlll': 12, ortrun. K.I It C.lTllke) II, : niusie; ilanee musie, ' lls AiifrelPS Kl-'l (Make) r, : 4 5 . stock mar keis: (i, Nltf; S::io. min-icni reat uies; 111. Nlll: 1 1, news. KIIJ ('.make) Ii. reatuips: .7, (MIS: la. npws: ia:t., ilancp music: 12, organ. KNX (liir.okc) li. oiKiin: 7. ra iliii skit; 7::lli, realures: III to I. ilanee niusie. ' ; San r'raicicii KI'O (lisakc) fp: ft". news; II. salon orchestra:, popular con cert; x. NIH'; !i, stiullo: ia, ilunee inusje. : . IvKllt (linikc) 0. Jicp linnil: 7. 'CltS: li:a'i, orchesiril, soloists; III tu 12, dunce inusle.. Oiiklnuil ..! ' KTA11 (ftllukc) 0. music: S, or gan: 'J. "CoeoaniJ s:" 12, popular music. KI..V (SSOkc) 7. news: S. eiluch ' tlonal hour: Ii, conci'rt hour. K(IO (7!illke) 6:45, iiKiicilltlllP: li. Nllf: !i. iiulniet; H::iu. miniature IdoKiapliics; HI, Nlll'; 11. ilanre luui-ie. - Sail I.nkp t'lly . KSI, (ll.llilte) li . Nlll-: S. feat lll'ps; ill. Nlll'. Dciivpi' KOA (SSiikc) IS. Nlll'; S. reat ures; Jl. eoncerl; III. N1U'. IHinedin ul'lcr an ahsence of thir teen years, ills puronls had he ileved him killed lii I ln iticiit war. iraciH renounce,!, anoiii in. i.u. ,,ii,,.u ,i,.,i .i e,.nre.i for ni-'W vmiK i.n.-r ivu. rr urniuio Miiionai iianii a mko of curs. Marshall, tho: Julian H. ivtors, res. aitent, M3 tiy;. U-.d-lm n,uuulr Mani ,lt Hcii's & I'roU's Stli si, l'hoiio SS6-J. 1 l-;in-lnip Tj'iiiv. ; . iWreoUInK lloiimi. , , ll-3U-)in , ', : .. . tgp.-- (ill'l'S I'Olt SI I ! , , , ItAITISI' HA,AK " il VV You w ill I'liiil hunilreds or. hpiui. llpinstltclilns. ,lellnB, bittltin ' ami luncheon Thursday, Doc. B.'S ilful and useiul iii'llcles suitaiiioi ; hoiui atv, Korlmi'a Hlilille talrnti, t'hlll, sandwiches, salad, pie and ; FIND IT HERE Copx 'or Oils column must be lu hy 9 m. tu. J fur every member of t.he family land '.Ideal for Ohristnuis gifts a( I Itlidiardsoii'H Art 4vL- tiirt Shop. "The t'hrtstmuH Shop." l'J-:t-lt -AUv. t coffee served from 11 lo 2. 12-:t-2t ';;j' CillrJS IX)U MKS - " Meuutiful and lusting gifts for men will he found ut Itichardson'B Art (lift SJtop In the form or leather purseH, bill ' foldH, curd cases, key containers, military sets, Mr i:iit i.xri-: at Zuber hall Wednesday nlgbt. IteKUlar dance e'v e r y Saturday night. Star Novelty Orchestra. J2-8-H . - NOTU'K '!och your radlutor leak? Kxpert radiator .repairing, new nnd used 5 Send Your Mother .Guild will meet from 2 to 4 o'clock. .... I The Guild dance scheduled for Ipoc. G lias been postponed (ndef-Inltcly..: FLOWERS on Your Birthday from rfiii C..mli.'u VllUy1..nl .... unnl.ilv Q,f th' t'liristiim, jlnTf'n t V tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 wllh ilm Harry Sandoz. Mrs. J. IT. pft Snodfri-iLss and Mrs. George U. An Bfk derson will assist as hostesses. T.Mvn. Arno Voel. will lead in the 9i devotional. 5 !. . .. - v J j- , Then- will bo n program tomor jJ.row evening at gin'st night of tlie ltohekah lodge when they meet, in fJ!tho I. o. O. hall, Kollowing tho program the regtifur Odd Fellows and Hebckah dance will be hold In the ballroom. p 1 llRioAdamns. Ave. Phone Main ; wi:im:s),V 1'Uochamn The National llroadcasllng com I imav nroirram for Wpdnestlnv fol- i f to:30, Woman'H Majrazlni: 1 to (, ItOVS .MAY UK AlVOPTKI) KAIiKM, Ore., Dec. 3 (AP) Out: at the Oregon Slale 'Training- . school, near Woodbnrni i tve :m J boys who are In need of homes. The authorities of 'the institution have let it bo known that if there j b: any citizen of Oregon, or, Tor J that matter.- any citizen of the northwest,' ': 'ho TcpIk the' real ' (h.riKtmas. "spirit - enough lo oi'-IW j home to some good boy. the I training (.-i honl ean supply the boys. You Will Thank Us When This Trador Is On tour Farm , " Caterpillar" Tradlion MAKES YOU INDEPENDENT 01! WEATHER. SOIL, TIME . AND LABOR ' ' Bunting Tractor .v Company - 142G .Tcfrci-snn Ave. i, know Hint every man of ' sense ; ' ' clis ulliers with exiierlcncp. 'I'liiifs us! Wo know liow! We'ro on (he Job at your call uiovlnit i-our goods swiftly and surely. uj ith- iraRlcCleavmer r Ik, II I li . mix I j A kidney discovery ; ,of great importance Natural aid found in Mexico (Also for high blood j pressure and indigestion) XVERYONE who hears of aid to health particularly JQ'this discovery, is amazed. , those who are being warned of Mr: Mi-:.. - IS5; 5W It comes from Mexico. It is the pure fresh sap of the famous magueyplant a great health food, a valuable tonic in kidney deficiencies, high blood pres sure, indigestion and glycosuria. This marvelous discovery, is a natural vegetable milk called "aguamiel" in its native coun try. There it has been used for centuries.but now it has been concentrated and imported here with the name shortened to Agmel. ' ' . 1 ; ; Agmel. is particularly suc cessful as an aid in the "de generative" diseases and faulty conditions in the genlto-urinary system. All men and women entering middle age should iri-. vestigatc Agmel. ., Everyone of every age should learn at once about this wonderful ' natural danger by frequent arisirig at nieht. backache, high blood pressure and other symptoms. Imported by The Agmel 'Cor-: poration, New York 'an'd Mexico, D. F. , ,J :;. SI , . , "Digcirion Now Perfect" r Potxl cid not digest and caused great distress. I was run down and con stipated from improper diet and hard work. After taking Agmel I find that my digestion is perfect, I sleep well and feel normal in every way." . ; L. B. Curtis, Hollywood,: Cat. Ask about Agmel at drug stores and get reejiterature .Pre oolaclay Offering Suits -BUT SHE KNOWS HER STUFF! Believe it or not, the average woman is not r very good gambler. She might be will ing to take some chances when it comes to picking a husband but she doesn't care for his taking chances with the family wealth. She is a conscientious objector when it comes to high-stake poker games, bad credit risks, ten-dollar loans to ten-cent friends, and damage suits. And you can't blame her. The last word will protect her from most of these chances of loss but insurance in a de pendable company is the only protection against damage suits when your husband drives an automobile. This is it we sell it and we give real service on it, too! "INSURE IN SURE INSURANCE" Union Mortgage & Investment Co. JACK B. FERRIS, THE INSURANCE MAN Real Estate New Foley Bid?. 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