La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 10, 1930, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, February 10, 1930 " LA GRANDE. EVKNfNG OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, ORB.i1 Page Three f DCDII:Ty NEWJT A itc Arnohlus were gucnt. i i The rluh In plnyih Willi Hceinnii Ittllve Kenres it peine to he nwtinled lor the highest in the eml of the hohhou. Miss A line ArniililUM re ceived the Kiimi pilae, 4 Mrs. W. M. Pierce Is Speaker At .. P. - T. Meeting fleer, nmiminceil thut the publicity . - 1 i n ! scrap hool; belntf made. Mrs. MlSS Mabel MOlTOll f I tea luvls iimiouticcil (ho next ! lliectllltf Of the tllrl: KTfUlp WUulil I I ho lit 2:Hn o'clock Tuesluy. l-Vh. 12 j nt i lie HPhoul, I Is Complimented Mrs. Walter M. Pierce kuw an hilnrowl Uifr lull; on "Hoitlis" al the inr-edtiK or the Willow 1'urciu Toneln'r Associul ion Kritluy nfter nnon. .M I'M. Pierce mentioned "ItpJililiM nt llnhl." "In the lipfjin iiinjr," "The I'Jilun at the Trull's Kml," nhil "IllKh Thle." (poems). These books art all on tci mining, educational ami character hulhtltiK, nccnnlinjr to the spi-uker. Three souks ttcrc prescntci hy MIks- H,rnlee MeKlniuy's thlnl A pupils. Ktiffene Hhllllz shpk two vuenl solos. "Naaifhty Utile I'oon,' and "Hilly (ioai." Miss Myrnu Vnrl fiave two clever rettiliiiKS. With i:t pit rents present, Mrs. lCvhlyh llfiiitttt's seventh grade room received the attendance pic ture. Dni'iiiK the business meet ing the welfare chairman, Mih. (IcorKe fhudwlck, wave a favorable 'home report on the success of the hut Oiieul. Mrs. Khd lieedr riniitii'i; chuit' mull.- reported' ; plans - had made, for air vlitt'iinlhini'iil tn he hold v riduy evening, l-Vb, 2 1 ul.-.tluV Miss Mabel K. Morton of l.n IVu was nerved at the closo of (trumlc, who edltM the "Over thu the mi eel I ok by Mr. K. Hiolt I mk, Mrs. it. t Atcxuuder and Mrs. J i' K. Mutes, fhe r Hllver offering will Up neftt lo tile state officers ns a Toiihdei'H dnj appropriation. Valley" section of the l.a Urniide Kveninif Observer. Was the iruest of honor at a dinner of Wednesday eonked. '1 hey Mhnuid he 'fresh and evening at Vnher'H fur which i flnu-uid of a bright green color. Theiu Hltrmu 1'hl members were t faullr lower Is very perishahl- and horteHNet.' Alhw A. Grncn Juhnsoi., I u penvct head bespeak- the minust 'Mrs. Vera Brandon and MIsk Mae j care lit harvesting and shlppim;. i , . . 'iih "I1""' Kinn.o. j i rjlliOVclble I artVl ,M,H" "Ph f workfwhUe. sultd. rinely and - closely . . " In KtiHtei'h Ol-ejfon. Hhe wtonped in j drained. I'reo fi-oin dlsciihu-athm, Corvallln on her way to KilKcue for : und tin- packet l,k'iee am) frcsli, the OreKOh HtHte FMltorhil amho-1 the vejftuhle Is of the tlr.t quul clatloh conference of the week end I it y. upon eanvliiutii'ii. Siz has UMh son; ehaplln, Mrs. A. II. t'ole; Mrs. relation to ipintll and depends I'niuk I'eaive; I'omoiui, Mrs. laiely -iMi Individual needs. New ('hnrlen Hook; 1-Mora. Mw. Kred cahhuKc is, cared fur alter ctuihin Hemelu rlhi; lady assistant stew- hum h us head lettuce is. Wrapped aid. Mrs. Julius Alison; executive in a damp cloth and pt;ued in an committee, Arthur Johnson, .1. It, ah-tlKht container, It will slay Tilton and W. I:, UaKKctt. Of these eilMi feer;u uitye, .-n inin j - r.icn llllll WIISOII WJ1K t ,. nmi i..M i . 1 1 ,. . t(i a lii choosing cauliflower, there m present to ho Inducted and K. Uimtt WjimIi., In ISST. at the n-e are two parts U be ronshlo. c d : the ( Hionn emiscnied to serve. The )lf )7, ,, i,ls i.arenls. .U(ved jacki'l. or the outer r.iecn leaves. Iustalfnu officers consisted of Mr. i Medical Sprltms. where ho ro ami the head Itself. If the jaeket ami Miv. Prank 1'earee. Mrs. sided two years, cominjr to I'ove 1:: In Kood condition, an extra imal Charles K no use and Mrs. Charles Avhere ho mode his home with II. is rurniMieit ir tnenc outer leaves ie, mi ui i.osune, tup imies , MelXanlel for sevpn years, ilv can; he ciireiully liimmeti and istine served dinner and sup Inu' haro In Hie canyons. : totk i men have ihetr slock kiokImu on the hillsides. Aiartln Cl, linrsin iussei away at the Knterprlso ho.plial .Inn. art. lie was horn in Kuovville, Iowa. A tit:. 1 Sit H and came with his pn re nls. Mohawk Club In The Mohawk Jlridtfc club was de lightfully entertained Saturday .llrt.t ..I tl.rt l I lH four tableM 1 reimuneu uiiui r riuay ouira- iiu-imw, w on en rem in 'Mlsa Morion was t lie KueHt of ; a sort of second growth. This u,,l'n- honor WeilhcHdtiy afternoon at a j qivc.s the head a Ktanulur npiuvtr Ititicheon Kivrn hy Penn Mltoin. ! anco and Indicate-: overmaturiiy. il i'retly deeorations ,'lu' visitor was introduced to Chi- i Looseness, which Is cruised by the uewe uniciUMi'.t prepared iij j m-piiiiiiioii oi w cnixiein. jiimo Pim:, Kntdunte tdudent, MIsh ltutli .nw s over-muturliy and is unde- Xnmiira and MIbh Klol-enco Merry-i si rah le. Minn.". - : hard t .- Hfveral additional -puehts wore I riowcr. Ivuit'- fil "d." .askctt. to meet MisM-Morton. cor- Wn JrittUQ IVXttUC r UX jvallls Oaznte Tinier 'A; Valentine Social 1 au ' " V ' , Church Societies Joel Klchanlson with u( play. Illtfh honors were won hy Mrs. W. C. MeClufe lind Kred Hoover. i KollowliiK cards a dainty lunch- eon wiiH served. were in the valentine motif. The next meeting- will he l-Vb. 22 at tho f Mr, and Mrs. James hir4 ami worm stains are ivii-ovo and Injure tho per in the evening to the vlsltlim utu timers in (he ba.se.neut of the I'reshyterhin church. Krlemls and relatives of the late J. I-!, (iermau who passed away at the Oramle Hondo, hospital were Kileved to hear of his deatli us It was not Kenei-ally known that he was ill. Mr. (iertnun had many friends In Wallowa comity who hcld him In their highest esteem, ltert Candle, of l.ustlne, Ik n bi'other-ln-la w and it leap. Is a Oermiin. Many local people at tended the funeral. A shower was given M I'M. San ford Chapman by Miss Kuby Ieon ard and Mrs. Orval McArter at the Leonard home Wednesday Kelt. About 40 women and friends were- PUTMAN'S I.JI Ornwle'ff I5xclnslve lleady-to-Wpar and Mllliiu-ry then moved tu" lliittcs. Wallowa enmity, where he and his brother, l-'red were In the' stock business. In Uiiii) he returned to Cove where -im ho mnrrletl Molllc I'cal Jan. 1. 1 I Hi Ml. Hp and his wife nuide their Wille They will visit Mr. and Mr. tint) Mr. W. W. Crow enter. homo on a honicstcipt on IHir Sheep Mrn. Irvlu Whltniorc, who aro j tallied tho nicmjherrt of the Christ creek. ()u l-Vb. iM. lnii'.J )jis wife spending the winter near Dukom- , Ian Kndcavor society at their honin posed awny at Cove at the home of field. . (Saturday evening. The young- folk her slsier. Mrs. W. K. AJexaiider. I Mr. nhil Mrs. tVell C'hthlers nhdUnjoypd u simp elvlre followed by Me and his son. Krank returned to family, of Joseph, wore down Kvl- ; lovely refreshments which. wert Wallowa county and resided at day visiting frlendK ami relatives. Swerved by Mih. Crow, lluttes and Imnaha since. Mr. liar- i Kinnk MoeWt. of 1'endletnn. I The Christian ladies. Aid met Mrs. John sin was marled to Laura Illmlltoti came over last week to visit- hls'Tusdny afternoon at the homo of sister of Mr. hi Aug. 1918 und she preceded him mile son. lie wan il truest at tha ' Mih. Jesslo ICnmnioeks. Tho af- home of W. IL Hunter. ternoon was spent tucking eomforth Mr. and Mrs. Mrnest Shipley left 'and sewintf rug- rags, fuewdny, Tuesday after upending several Kelt. IS an atlday meeting; will weeks at the l'3url Allen home. he held in tho church nml n pot Wltlh.m Korrester had the mis-. luck. !!I,r w! lw ""d- it i'(i gin ano urvai roicy imvc heon, husy this week dlgglhK out froxeu pipes, Many of the water pipes -froxe-iind hurst durlnR- the In death four years ago. llr. liar-, sin wn-s laid to rest by the side of his first wife at Cove. Ore, Mrs. Kva Stoekdalo left this week for Soap Lake where she will take treatments for rheumatism. Harry Winnings returned home fortune of breaking his thumb ! when ho slipped and fell from a . tog in (he timber. 1 - ---. . j Planning Dinner ftehmd "The I'finnlv Vni p. . 1m 1 lo n,uiieor the cntertainmeht with tint ! letlun of officers was held and following- -committee - (n harKo:I.,l,in ,"" ". valentine party were. Mr.iteed.' chiilrnmii::Mi. Oavid ma,u 111 tl,tl UK of the U V. W'yllle. MrH. John k nnle8. Mr.s. '."uppy. Hustlers of the Christian W. K. Stolllng, Mrs. tleorge Chad- '"lurch , at their monthly hnsmesH ulekMi-rt Duo iiiim.' M.H lA-Mcn HeHshdi and social In the annex of IHmuctt, I'lovd Mt'Lin. Mrs. Kftil Hoiig;h. M is. I-'. L. Slierman 11 fid oo. . ,v ... . i.nnuiuu r.f i..u...i. vim. .Mrs. John K. Hates, publicity of- , ""r. president; una , i"vJ.;" ' . . Htn Hi. vice nresh ent: Kve vii "nson. Church nt large, t amphell, score tary-treasurer. h'rhlay evening. leh. . 14 ( the church l'rlday evening. The following officers WiTtVelect- : ed for a term of Mix ninnthsi ..Representatives .from .the Luth eran church council, the Lutheran Ladies Aid; and the Choral society, met recently ami. made platiH for a chicken dinner to he held. Pomona Granse Meeting" Is Held At Lostine, Ore. v" Tho young-' son of -Kred Hones present. Delicious refreshments from I'ortlaud Saturday where he were served dining tho afternoon, has been at the Veterans hospiiaL Mrs. Chapman received inanv for medicab examination, lie re- neiiniitui and userui girts. - ports the hospital full mid ovei T . i - ( hiitienieut was flooded by water The Itev. A. V." Lucero, n mis- flowing with patients. j Winders. Hc luts. bronchial rheu- , fr;1U nrokl.n piM. - ,- slonary from' San IituucIsco, ,Ciil., ' Klhtaheth ami (ieorge Robinson, ; mntisin.,.- , ' J ) ;.. .. - n . fihitiJ I ren. .. of - Joseph, , were guests of i Lostine friends thin. week. ; ) eoll Weather. "At. -Crow and C'o.'k spoke nt the Lostine I'resbyterlan of i-hiterprlsc, spent Sunday with hurch Tuesday evening:. He gave Verda Chlhlers. 6 ? ? ? 11 ? Mrs. Waller I'a.lilier, Mrs. .Nelson, the threo '"dies aid; and Mrs. J. (1. SilUln classes of Hie Clil'istlati church will honor SI. Vab-ntlne'H day with jolly parties. The Humters will meet at the: pursonnge at 103 lleiuloclt street. The lOvereiuly class led by Mrs. lMitnam will meet In the an nex of the church and tho : plrlH' class led by -Mrs. C. K. .Mcpherson will meet at the homo-, of Jt. A. yle for an evening pleasure. ger, Mrs, kJint Shlliipg,. ohorul, so ciety. " Announcements " Mrs. Walter Lane Hostess to Club ' nfrlxlnn c if the l.oyal Htoler Al n plpiiwmt aflornnon of enrds of tlip Chrintiaii rlniri'h will moct anil soilnl lioura. Iho soolnl rluh nr tnw evfiilnif ul 7:311 lit tin' Homo 'i Uuv I.. K. (if 11. i.. I' anil J'.'. mot of. Mm. Nolim Skiff ul 1207 Onk ' Krlthiy afternoon at live home of Htruet" with MIhs Annottu JohnHOn I Mm. w-iiltep Minn on Ilemloelt u.ssliinK.. . ' -, fST-f-lf 'wrerl. with Mm. Judith Itoot ns- . W W If fi KlHttn'i;. I : Thurmlay. I'Vb. 13 Is Ihe last day n" . J- I ...I... ...Ul P l...t.l.. ...A.A an- In tlll.. ln in nncv . .. .1 .1 .lulnu .fm I loved with Alrn. K. (t. Coleman win- the Normal school Informal rft. Jnlng first prize. Consolation waH Vulentine'n. dance irlven- hy Ihe ! received by. Mm. l-red DavieB. The W'oiiien'H league, I'Vh. , 14 -in1' the i attenditnee award wa won hy "Mm. Nformal schoul auditorium. V- .. HcrL lnvies. Ilalnly refreshments ' .. ... . were, served. ' . . ie community .u nman s nunc I'he reuntar business meeting of clays scheduled to meel.toinprron' V iL the louiro has been bosinoneil iruiu oeeii ousi toueil until Muruicr i,l.,,a nllir IVob: isto Wednesday. Feb. Ill at notice. . ' ;. . . .; . ' P,l '.'."J 11the K. IV hall duo to conflicting ' . ' ' " the four j events.- Special btinlwe-w matter arc .. JlrH j u: MK Afnl entertain at . . " .. , lo be rohsidered at the next scs- ),.;r home Wednesday erenlliK with A T T'l " ' f? slon. .. . stunts and a play -as part of the XX MUX JL JL I J I J j ... Oregon Trail lleuutlful committee Jl 111V1H . Of Bridge Friday, be hostesses. In tt former announce. I . : j , - i ment this. date was given lo The You'u. cnjnc coffee more I- Al a charming evening or brldpe, OKserver us Tuesday. j you huv Hills llros. Coff members of the I'go-lgo club were j , - . ' ' ii : s; No oilier coffee has. .sue euels":.ol' Mrs. J I'. Cat, I CM-, -.ThevC.T. will meet with ... Ilavor. It is ronsted. a ie day itight at her home. Mra.'.L.' M. .Mrs. Chloe IVrlsho, at loa tJreen- ;, ' . pounds at a time inteal cjlloyf won the first, prize with ttvo wood street, second door hack of j in bulk. Every berry i tables at play. . tlic l'layle ull station, at 2 o'clock roaMrd evenly by this cor j An attractive vah nllne. Idea was Tuesday ufh'rnooh. All members ; ... , tunimis process comroiie ( t;Vdent In the dainty refreshments. ufP rcitursted to be . present. . Any KuaMing. I . ioiie i;iicrcsted ln( the work of the Fresh from the original vacuut ' MisS Mol'elOCk IS ' jorgapiicatlon Is coiMlally invited. pack. Lastly opened xctth the ke Ilv Mrs. Wlllliuii Wiirtratis 1 (tihserver Correspondent) LOST1XK,'; Ore. (Special) The ! l'omtlia trrnnuc session u:is liobl I'he iiiTnhjrements committee ... i (lw,ini. e.,tii.-,i (1,i ,.,,. I' red , ...... ,.f Inti .l nil. I iliil.nrt.inrn l.i the county and its-greatest Indus try, agriculture, were discussed. Tlic morning session consisted of hearing- the .reports of regular ami standing: : committers, i n trod ini Ions of resolutions.- reports of local granges and ,g.'neral -discussions. Of much importance was the re port of the -weed control commit tee '.and the appointment of .a committee to work with the county agent and county court lo figjit the Canadian thistle. The county is being asked to finaurc the pur chase of ji carload of spray and spraying equipment. This Is con sidered the only . way of fighting the pest following the experiment ntario last summer. The afternoon was taken up with an Interesting program -and was well attended. Tho program was in charge of X. ("'. Donaldson, I'omona lecturer, lu the evening al Iho closed' ses sion, insinuation of officers was cry Interesting talk on his ex periences In the-mls.-tlons in South western I'nited States. .'Mr. und Mrs. C, M. ' (iooilnian spent the weekend at their home In Lostine, The Itev. Mr. McCook, of Wal lowa, wits a visitor ' in Lostino Thursday. XV. XV. Wade dro;o to La Grande Wednesday. t- Mrs. Clyde, llroxson is still at the Tho Itev. Weston h Hhiehls, t pastor of the lM-esbyterlan. church, at Enterprise, left Tuesdays for I M,. ii.l tn .illitiwi: tltn niMllnir nt the home mission committee of iheivery III of flu for several day. rreshyterian Kynoil of Oregon. Mr. Shields' has. Just about recovered from his recent Illness and thinks the. trlii will do lillu uood. 1 i. , 1 W illi rey, oe rinierprise, ; .mih. pwniwm,,. m i.nn-ii'i'!" . .Miss Clura Nolan, of Tnnblcr, spent the weekend with her ; mother. Anna Nolan. . Mrs, Unss Lovcland and Mihy sou, returned to her home in Lost- j Inc. They have been at Mrs. lor- soy's In Wallowa. an nil day meeting Friday. Keh. 14 was arre.stcd Monday for trapping-' attenileii tno tnoer v. rnnemiu) at tho .1. .1. Chapman home. without n trahpei-B license., llofgiven In honor ut Airs. Snnford Mr. and Mrs. Hob Howman left pleaded guilty betore Justice A. H. I Chnpmiiu. , Tuesday for ItaUersfiehl, Cnl., Conway who fined, him VS und f wiiere they will spend, some time costs. William ' Mt-Ketrldge , him been Mr. und Airs, (lay Crow are very comfortably settled in- their , new huhie vhlcli hits recently been bc c u pi ed hy Vie Henries. for some little The Joint committee, of the Odd Fellows and Uebcknh lodges will meet this eveninK in the dining room', of the I. O. O.-R temple at i ; SO o'clock. All members .request ed ,fo utteml.' Wallowa' hosnltal where- she has been wince Jan. 20. She has been wih tril, Howman's father, W. W. 'jail, it Is reported; improving very slowly and expects to relnaln there time longer. . - : . ; , .Siiturdiiy's livestock Mhlpmenls for hint week were a double deck car of hogs and a car of cattle loaded by the market association, a car of "hogs and mixed car of cattle by II. c. Hansen anil a mixed car by It, c, Nickeson. : . ' W'lniers strong blind which held Wallowa county at 3 below" ero - for so many days, gradually lot loose her grasp until now when the weather has taken a spring-like appearance,, the now is .melting .very fast and Hie hills are hecom- Alarlun ' Halnmock . returned lie will lay out the fine In jhome from Knterprlso whore ho has been 111. , - . held. Alaster lmcr llogoboom, t overseer, .1. W. -Miller: leclerurer, Mrs. S. O. Line; steward, Tracy Purderbitugh; assistant si e ward, Wllltnm' (Jreedenhnrg; gntekeeper, .L J. Foster; secretay. I'tiiil Wil- .1 PfiT pjiih 7nanKCleavinsr HILLS BROS COFFEE C 1930 ' Hostess at Bridge Mis.'i Klleen Morelock was host ess to- tho IHd-em and LOse-em llridge club Friday night at her Jioine Willi two tables at play. Mrs. lteatrlce 01101;. ' Miss Iona UnrrU nian, Miss Kale Houx and Allss MENUS STATE NOW! And Now They've Captured La (Jiande Their Songs - Dances - 1 Comedy Big Dramatic I Moments ! You, too, will say .MANY St'KXKS IV COI.Olt j ' Hy Sister' Mary i I Miring February new -cabbage 'and caullflbwRr nt attractive prices . ftreet the . niarket-golpg housewife. 1 They are shipped north In Kreiit fiuanlltles from the south and Cali fornia and there is no. rensnn to regard them as luxuries or as veg etables In any way inferior lo the homegrown products of late sum- niFr.-, . , v Keeh id; mind Vlien purchasing new cabbage that tho head will not-lie. as olid and heavy as old cnbbnge ha h(en. It will be firm and fairly solid, hut not hard. It should he free from Hponginess or softness and reasonahly heavy. It should bo closely trimmed, with the outoft loaves crisp nml green. Wilted or yellowed outer leaves mean ngo and a general wlltlness thloughout the head. The head should he smooth and well formed without cracks. Huch defects art worm Injury or decay KpntK are. easily detected NCd UPON A TIME.- Chiirinaln Loit ilnn. wlilow 1 Jiick . London. fhcmilhur. made a luuu mlle trip Id a lhrt.tn tlnfO lioai. the Snark. vl-ltlnt lamiltial lnlaiiiU in Hit I'ui.-Uic uueau. we are: POINTED OUT We're pointed out by folks who know. As tlic one place that you should go. They'll tell you to phone ns about your moving and we wHl attend to It promptly mi'i po litely. We'll' Kindly estimate 'h" cost. .43,-. : Why Don't You Buy All Three Together? If hnnl ID rnrry i-olorH ubiinl tn OIIC'H lllillll. A Hi si-lcfti'il '1'tii'Hilny inity In nill.-H off tlio hoMli'ry of hint l-'rldny anil ni'llhi-r iijny innli,li Iho llittnl-ki'li-hli r nf m xl wi'i li. .:nHcnil.ili liltylnir Im thn tirn wuy nml wo miifgi'Ht II to our e.wtonu'rH ln'ciinm.. II Klvi's tln.tn tint oppor tunity ul' 11K1UH11; Ihri'i' plnlN mm't In n Inippy ntnl IniriiiunloiiN onilinif. New Neckwear Handkerchiefs and Hosiery are ready. ALL AT POPULAR PRICES Winning A Name &&arid A Reputation E mS HF r Vn fr o iHNwS f r Rau, 'I U 1'Mf-tn irrRoom, $3.50 ' Fl-JMiW7i I ' 118 Room, 4.oo -; y if4 i ijtVMMii i 1 36 Room '5 - TV T'tlUWHi fT$F 107Roomi 3.00 AMrmS&W 'mt iM 1 iMhMlmfW-m ' TwlnB1""-t9 i J?mif(KMa ROOMS EN SUITE V Mf'H3 1 U? o"7b ih d' ' 4mk ,1 1 ; 1 irr.lHJJzUiJI SEND FOR FOLDED. HERE you will find delightful hominess end comfort. 600 outside rooms, each with tub and shower bath, servidor, radio, and many other conveniences that will male your stay enjoyable and long to be remembered. PIIVAH GARAGE IN'hOTEL lUILDINO L W. HUCKIHS. W.rujim 0lr,clor Lincoln, whose birtlulny will be culebiated Wednesday, wasn't a Rfeat money maker and couldn't have been ranked as a millionaire even if they had had such things seventy years ai?o but he had two great assets that are still soiiKht aiul possessed hy any man who attains greatness, lie won the name and the reputation for Honesty. "Honest Abe" was a name lo be envied then as it is today. And its winning indicated traits of character that made n deathless lender fail dealing, consideration for others, a word that was as good as his bond. Those same characteristics are primary requirements in this modern day in all individuals and all institutions who seek to render service and to progress. Honesty and thrift go hand in hand with every worthwhile success. Member Federal Reserve Resources Over 2 Million. "Forty-second Year of Friendly Service" 0 0