La Grande evening observer., December 16, 1929, Page 3, Image 3

Monday, December 16, . 1929, ;, ,
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE.
Page Three
Society News
Christmas Period
Causes Pause In
. tii hit 11 nil Tour smaller ones, hi
i nut holy decorated with chrysun-
themums and Oregon grape with
C ' 1 ' A 4f nsnieu cijii-rtt huoiiik iu hm" eiircu
oOClcll A I I cl 1 1 S Alius Helen Williams assisted In
serving.
' Tho pleasant
Mohawk Bridge,
1 Club Entertained
y Tho hurly-burly rush of Christ-.' The pleasant afternoon was
dius shopping Is imw entering tin spent Informally, the. members or
peak period - Hip time' when lhv tin- choir inking advantage of tho
I'arly shoppers are Just finishing, Hne to practice Christinas in null1.
and llu "medium" ones. Just in the
in hist, anil the' hue one just be
ginning. Virtually everybody Is
buying now.
- jm) mum precious lime is iumui-j ,m i i
od to getting reudy for Santa (inns . Uld ftrHi sv 1:;. AtoCluro
and Christmas, Unit fewer parlies. lvil,.0 ,HW Jlu i,ostmi t0 thl, Alo.
itre being held, and many of tho lmwk Bridge club Saturday eve
clubs am postponing their moot-- UlK wlh folu.. laWpB at PUV
ings until tho new year., v ,j0(l ((.mr(snn and l-rod iloover
Holiday week will hoou arrive, W0lft uwanP(, ,lriZ(,H fot. hlrh lally
with ItH holly, rir houghH, and miH-, Thl, nwt mmlnff - or tho ,,lnn
tleioe ami multitude of gifts wrap- .vm h(1 w.lh ..., .......
chili meeting IhhI Tuesday, and was
well received.- . . '. ,
Tho Wide Searcher's class of tin
: Presbyterian church will have a
Christmas party In tho community
room of the church Wednesday nf-
i tornoon at .2 o'clock with Mi.
1 Harry Turner. Ahu. Chris Miller.
i .Mrs. William llarclay. and Mrs. S.
1 S. Nye uh hostesses. ,
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The 1.. S. of II, of I,. F. ami K.
will meet Tuesday evening at i
o'clock In the K. 1. hU when the
; losing Hide In the attendance con
; lent will serve a dinner In honor
' of the winners. Mm, Ida Charlton
: in leader for the winning: side, and
j Mrs. J. O. Sllulugor for losers,
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Tli.. I ni-.il Ut.t.ii.u Alii tf t!t.1
DirlKtiun (UiutH'h will mi't't lit tho
iiomo or Mm. J. I), Kmilli, ITiMI
KliM slriU'l, a 1:30 o'clock WciiliiH-diiy.urti'rnoon.
will he Willi Mr. mill Mih.
Oliver, utief tho hollduys.
Hostess at Dinner,
, ' Social Evening
Ied In Kay colored paperH. Mem
iVcra of the younger et will arrlvo
home Tor Chrif-tmHN: thtn the ho
clal winds will Hlart and the whirl"
will he even greater than 11 hurt
l)oen thlH fall.
. , Several lodges and im liar in-- i '
KiniixiiiloiiH. a woll art the church.- A lleasant dinner and Modal eve
uW plannlnK Chrltmas trees with Mn wnH enjoyed Haturday when
Haiuu ClauH to visit the yomiffer -fubel Morton wuh hoteKfl at
w-l and dinner and danccH fr the. ber home in the Melvllh aparr
a)UHHi .-inentH, with MIuh. Alice Klip pel u-
. 'niHtiiiK an hostenH, with , four jfirla
f ri-P PoinUrtiir ' - 'Of The Obseirver office- uh ruohIh.
UlUei 01 iainpOW v Tlio .dellcfoaB threo-coui-Hc dinj
T-TnlHa Tllltlfltinn ,,op' w served at ft ;tab.l" ,atiracr
111 UlllUU (lively appointvdvltlV .'poihsetta
'The Order of Jlainbow KlrlH lnpllu,p card-in a: ChriHtpiarf theme;
(luted two trJrl.s. 'f'hHla Harvoy and ,,lowhlff. ainmr a pnjoyablR eve
nlntr wa Hpent li'Hteninff. to ,the ru
OC- 111 SVIAI lr Mil'
Search For Couple
VA.VCOrvnit, ' 'a.sh.', Deci 1G
(AT) Search continued tmlny for
K. H. ScarbeiK and It." H. lebn.
St. Helens, Ore.. hulucvH men. who
disappeared In the SlouxHttn ('reek
wltilernew., over a week ago while
on a mlninjr Inspection trip. An
ah plane and more ihan "On men
are aiding in the fcnrch. A tfioup
of Hond Itlver Cvhk Italn. a motin-
, tain ellnildmr oiKanlzntlon, ti'aced
the hiHt known trail of the two
-wandoiini? men from the ypot
.whern, Saturday wet wood and
; burned nmi'.ehex were foiindi Helin'B
j :nitoni(dile wiih found dining, the
wueii where lt.had been abandoned.
dlo, and in- (lellKhtrtil HOriul' jlioui-Hi
Juveniles Mjet
lli'At Ki R Hall
itiut
Virginia UIush, into membei'Hhip, tu
the regular meeting Hatimluy! af
ternoon in the MuHonic hall. Due
tp the ab.senee of the mother ad
vlnnr the order-will hot; meet atrnlh
until January, When election ot' or
ficern will he held. It wiih also de
idilerl lv nniinlnr .vnlo .tu' luive' it
joint liiHtullallon with '(hp Do Mo.1 Tho Jnv.-nllfs of ho !ol(ihlr of
,tiy oiKiinlziuloii for tlio pulillo. 1 W'oodmi ft mot Hiitiinliiy afternoon
A report -wiih inudo liy l.n Velio ! tt'"h Mm- -Arthur Duhl In the K. 1'.
Itl'. hey or a roeent meollnK of tho ! """ for reBlllftr hohhIoh. followlllir
Bi-oiip when tea iowi-Ih were ma.Ui ! hlch refreHlinients wore nei veil.
for tho .Miwonic lodKo, alioiU So ofl 'I he refreshment rniiiinllleo eon
whleh have boon completed. Tho H,,I ' Mp- W- Onllnifher. Mis.
ft.rmlllK of n KldeliH club to Hew ,;- M- Ii and Walter Dahl. Mia.
for the fhlldren's Masonic homo Henry Vcke anil ftlra. l'aul llnn
at Korest 0 rove .wa dlHCiiwicd. nen anslHled In sorvlnif.
A Hhort talk, duriiif; which thn '
children's home was menttoned,
vns presented by ' I'. M. fllimph-royj:.
Announcements
First of Series
y Of Dinners
Held
: 'A dollglitful affair, Hie rirm or a
florlcH of dhinei'H to be given' by the
tmlhiduar menihers of the I .ad ion
Aid Society of the MothodiHt
I'hurch, look place yesterday at the
lioine of .Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood
WilliatiiH on Washington avenue,
with Win,. WHIiamfi and Mrs. It. lt
Tyler as hosteMsew.
On this occasion, the Kroup con
sisted of members of the choir and
their lam Hies, with covers for 37.
At i o'clock a delicious two-course
dinner was served at one lonif
The' Community Women's Hiblb
Jclass will meet 'tomorrow at li.'ili
I In the gold room or the l.n Grande
I hotel. Subject: Mark (i, lead by
I Mrs. .7. O. Smith, "Deeper Light on
, (he Christmas Story," "On tlio Ulrri
i or the Wbrhl." by, J.. Patterson
! Smylhe with round table discus
slon 0 "The World Ueyond." ' '.
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1 The teaehers In. .La.Qrnme
! scliools and members" or the' r,a
Urn mle- Neigh horh.iod club with
their -respective families are in
vited ti a special presentation of a
"lioneer" Day.'.' program ut the l.a
Urande hotel this evening at 7: -15.
1 This program was presented nt tin
KIK01AliliV'MAl)Il UAVON
. T VKKK .DH'rilllKXT DYKS
WIIilXOTOX, , Del. : (AP) '
Rayon, making has advanced to
where It is possible to put n piece
successively into two , dyes and
have some threads take one color,
whl I o the remaining fibers' take
only the other. .
This cannot , bp done with any
piece of rayon, hut only with that
specially woven.
The color selectivity is due, says
j a report of t he research depart
1 ment of the l)u l'ont Company, to
development of Varied methods of
making rayon, particularly one
which employs acetic acid. the
substance which causes cider to
turn to vinegar.
The acetate variety takes cer
tain dyes which other threads re
; wist, so that' by weaving two kinds
j of rayon threads unusual dye tricks
jean bo performed.
Russian Sights
Change British
Miners' Views
Ily Wade j. Werner
(Associated 1'ress Staff Writer) .
KYTlinitNK. Kngland (Al A
new tnpL'thod of couilmtilng com
munist prupMgttmlu lit mining diH-
ttiicts hut heen. discovered hy TU
den Smith,, managing director of
I the TilmnustoiiH collieries here,
Smith's method does Its work
without the arrest of a single soapi
j box orator, or the expenditure of
I public funds In the prosecution uf
5 criminal syndicalism, cases. It also
I has the supreme virtue of convert
ing bothersome agitators, into help
ful friends. '
The .colliery, had its . share of
grief from the gloomy coal situa
tion In Kngluud, and this was In-'
creased by n growing belief njnoutf
the miners that under communistic
conditions In RiiNsia things must
he much belter. '
Mo Smith orrored to send two
miners to Itussla on condition they
stay there If thtlms looked better
j than at home, .and on the further
condition that ir they didn't like
1 the 1 tasinii systeim they would
j come back and tell their fellow
! workers why. ' '
J. Crane and V. Ronne, took
jhlm up. Thry returned from Rus
! sla rail of hard words. ,
Mines In Russia. - they round,
were Indeed different from Eng
lish mines; of the llurovsky mine
In the DmictK Hasln, Crane said:
"It was just a hole In the side
of a hill. Our interpreter refused
to go In with; us.-, We, Avent .down
by sliding on our backs front prop
to. prop,' We, .told: them .Itrllisl:
miners wouldn't wOrk thi'ee liourtf
I In such a, place.?1 r .. , ,
In Moscow the llr-ltlsh inliien
'were horrified by high . prices, lies,
tered by flies and beggars, and re
volted by the sight of "clothes and
Jewels which only the rich could
buy" displayed , In shops hot fur
j from where "thousands oT workers
stood In hread queues to obtain
their daily ration."
-Mnlth had his little joke at the
meeting addressed hy Crane and
Roone. He posted near the door
tho following notice:
' "Hooking office for free outward
passage to Russia, Application can
be made, here after the meeting
hy TUntanstnne miners desirous of
proceeding to Russia with their
ifamllles to take up, ennplnyment ar
ranged hy their delegates In ac
cordance with the conditions of
their tour."
I No one asked for a ticket.
Woman's Club At
Cove Is Active;
Work Is Planned
, - Ity Mr. A. (1, Conkllu
(OserVer Correspondent )
- COVK. Ore. (Special) The
Woman's club held Its regular
meeting at the I.. D. S. commun
ity hall Thursday, About 20 mem
be re and two visitors were present.
One new member was added to the
roli, Mi's. J. V. Dean. Mrx. W. A.
Winters unit Miss Klnora llaimen
were visitors. During the bimlness
liieetthg u proposal was: made that
the club members sew Tor one f
the ha by homes In Portland and
the work will he done afier tMuist
mac, Several of the women promt
Ised tu make candy fur the Camp
Kire Ulrls candy shle, The first
number o lithe irugratu was a
piano solo, ".March of the Slavs"
(Archie Mumum). by Mrs, Ken
neth l.aVlolette. A paper entitled
'-'Muslu'' whs road by Mrs, W. A.
Wfluters. solo "Lullaby" hy Mrs.
L. J. tiuidwU-U Kecoinpanled by
.Mrs. Winters! "Music In (he Home"
by Mrs. 1.. J. ChiuHvtck; vocal duet
iu the 1'A'eitIng," Airs. Chadwlek
and Airs. Winters. Mrs. Chadwlek
was chairman of the program and
her errorts were very much ap
preciated.' Mrs. TV C; Hpfty was
elected to represent the. club at
the rulou county llhrttry league
and .Mrs. Jack l'iecher was elect
ed alternate, ,
imMucIi sutfsfiictlon Is felt over the
jemovat .of Die i'laK-pole. on the
mlildle of the street. It was rot
ting off ami. had long been leaning
over und was felt to be a menace
to tho buildings and to. the people..
It was cut, down by Leonard Towle
and Thumbs Towle, and thereupon
uveiyotnrdrew'a igh of relief..' It
fell between TowIc'h garago1 and
tlio library. .
tltlly Duncan has been out or
school for a few days because of
i,llnesi .
)' ftfy Bird Loven '
."v A bird Minctuary having been
provided hem' (lie ruins of Hip Nor
hiiin keep itt IXilllehl, li'olaild. boys
of the village school handed tngelli
or ami with ibelr own tools In fnwt
time after school hmtl's eiiulpped'
Hie plHce will; hint shcller mitt
ne.sttttg boxes.
', As (hp gladsome Christmas sea-l
son approaches, congress inn't thoj
only place where there Is lobbying i
Vicing done. i
Marcele Conley, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Uoyal Conley, was out
of school all last week because of
chicken po'.
Itaskethalt practice will begin
thlt. week. The school hoard has
rented the Maccabee hall to be
used as a gymnatluin I'ttr luisket
hall prui'tlce.
Kenneth t.a Vlolette and his boy
rangers went out Saturday for a
Ioiik hike over the hills. 'I he rang
ci.t are hoys ot tu or t- but they
eujey hiking as well as the older
fellows. Those who wen; out Sat
urday were Lewis and Arnold Hall
mark. Milton Harris, Delma,!' IClch
aids, Clinton Alexander and Gale
Mlth.
The Daughters of the King will
hold v. regular monthly meeting at
the home of Mrs, T. C, Hefty Tues
day afternoon.
Archer Antics who was 111 Sun
day with an attack of appendicitis
la able to be nut again. '
Henry Henderson, of llrittana
lleach, H. C, Is a guest of his
cousin Mrs. Keith Mc.Coot.
Thomas Towle left early . Thurs
day with a loud of apples which he
li taking (o the nr. laud and Van
couver uarkcts, lie will be away
until Miomlay.
A. letter to the Woman's club
front Mrs. J. It. dice, of Crane,
was read Thursday arternoon nt
the club meet lug. In It she men
tioned a hrler visit .to . Cove. last,
mouth where she only saw the out"
side of the houses or her friends
here, that she had' to visit her be
loved home at Cututi Yew How und
carry bade to Ihm f ftijilly thejnews
about each beloved rock and rill
In (heir place. She writes tliat she
It: attending school each half day
studying bookkeeping aihl typing.
She expresses lierHeir as '" .being
iitlxiottR i'ul' her return to Cove," but
her 1'rlends hero lln1; -even,, in'oro
u.tixlous to see her.. , , ' ',: . 1 ;
.The Camb I'M re- Obis under the
direction or ihelr leader, Mrsvl6h
,net (.a Vlolctte. will present a pro
gram oT novelties Including a one
act play at the L..D. S. communltv
hall Wednesilav evening, iliev- will
also hold a iady t'ale. ' k .
At I hi: Helen Cowgill. state club
leader rroin the Oregon State col
lege, vIsLed the l "ove schotls In the
Interest or club work. She told the
children what club workers In the
oilier purls or the Htate were doing
ami tho plans tor the coining vein'
In club work and urged them .to1
start their club work at the begin
ning of the year. Miss Cowgill
was accompanied bv 10. A. Havre,
county sii perl nl eudent.
The Ut. Ilev: WV I'. Itcinlngiitn
visited the covo library early In
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Yoit miigt; see .these hew and delightful hand-
kerchiefs.,. Imported gift hankies of fine linen,
hand 'mqde-n, individual Chmtmas boxes. z
Dainty embroidered and iace-trimmed-in deli- S
cate hues,, colwlul shades and white
2 for 25c to 1.50
Lovely Christmas
Handkerchiefs
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PUTMAN'S i
" Grander Exclusive Ready-to-Weai ( l
and Millinery j( 1 1
; the week. and discovered how hard. t
..the Women's club is working to i
'raise the money for- the yearly:'
t budget and Mill, of tho kindness of :
his heart, wrote lluv club that, he
I would personally give n cheek for
I to help carry on thlK eutluvali
i-aud educational' workv It is need-j
less to say that the few Womoh vbo
i carry oit.the ht-avyj. burden are
I most aipreclatlve: The libra rv is
u -luiiillc inptltiittpn and Uh books
go Into every hume la Cove and all
lis outlylnK districts. . ; i -.
.JVun .MiirchltJUh, son or Mrs, J4
Collins, enlisted and lett for Hawaii
Nov. t. He was at the time hv
1'oitlnnd and Wroin his- mother If
hi intentions and she has nut
heard rrnm him slnce thut time hut
Is unxluuBlv uwiilling news of his
safe arrlvnl. . : . ' . ;1
FRKXCIf AU SKI MK C.K'V '
ill-,T. J-'UOAI (i-:ricas I
PARIS' ' ( Al1) American-v gifts I
enntinuo, to, enrich the f annuls
I! miiseunVs of Krnhoe.' ' . . ,
A bust of .Marshal Foch by .To
Davidson, tho American- sculptor,
I the gift of the artist, -was accepted
ihjrv Mie-'ConoNl -'.(.f.uNH-tioniat -M-
,seums and ordered placed In the
, Versailles palace. 1
..lames llazen Hyde gave seven
Ipnlnted doors and two sculptured
panels from the home of Adotphe
f Yvon to the Conipiegne museum.
I SVH AXI tU"1)Y l-'OUM! j
M'lW lil'JAOCM. Ol-' NATIONS
The : Best - fiqlited.
" 'Store .viiidbiu
in La Graiide
RAUIS (AP) Tunch and Judy
have organized a League of. -Na-,
tioiirt. Those who operate the pup
pet shows of many countries, meet
ing here for their first congress,
'Croat ert,,',Unimn',"-" which' "is- short
for International I'nion of Puppets.
Tony Sarg of the United States
and those who nnimate the pup
pets In France. Kngland, Jlelgluin,
Italy, Cr.ec hoslovakia, I lungary,:
Oermnny. Switzerland and Japan,
are on the governing committee.
Tho members propose to study the
use of the puppet show In educa
tion. Schools already utilize rhcni In
Prague. Punch; who Is "Oulgnol"
In France, look pnrt In the health
campaign organized in Lyons hy .
the American urmy during the war.'
Moscow Is using "Petrouchka" for
communist propaganda and mari
onettes portray fascism in Italy.
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Cost less than sixty-five cents a day.
"We consider the money spent for electricity used
in lighting our store windows the cheapest advertis
ing we can buy," says the manager of one of La
Grande's leading stores. "It gives our customers a
better opportunity to become acquainted with the
merchandise we have for sale." ' ;
Increase your sales by letting electricity help you
advertise. -
EASTERN OREGON
LIGHT & POWER CO.
Always at your service.'
WltlTHK HADIO HOOK
IM.OO.Ml.VOTOX, 1ml., (AP)
Or. R. H. Rnirmey of the, Indlnna
untvernlty physles department hns'
emnpleleil another hook on rn.lio.
Store No. IS
La Grande, Ore.
Christmas
Suggestions...
Boxed Gif ts
29c to $1.00
Silk Lingerie
49c to $4.95
House Slippers
for everybody
49c to $1.98
Neckwear
Scarfs -Ties
49c to $1.49
Fancy
Umbrellas
$3.98 to $5.98
Toys
15c to $1.98
Childish Happiness
Carried Thru The Years
Dolls and toys and a glistening tree-these make Christmas the most
memorable day of the year for the youngsters. How happy they are
in anticipating and in realizing Christmas!
And how fortunate they are if this childish happiness can be carried
on, through the years. It can be done-and much of the secret lies in
teaching" them the fundamentals of saving.
Give them toys and Christmas joys--but give them a little money, too
for their savings account. It will help, protect Christmas happiness
in the years to come.
La Grande National Bank
Member Fedonil Reserve Hetwiurees Over 2 Million
"Forty-Second Year of Friendly Service"
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