LA GRANDE EVENTNC. OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, OREj
Page Three
3rt-'"-(1a,v, Fehhiary 1!),' 1930
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Musical Prog-ram
Feature of Club
Session Tuesday
When tin (Imniliv NVIkIiIhii-'
IiihiiI clnli met In t he aiidttnrlum of
the La Clrumle High mln.ol ypHte.r
d;iy i.rtenmoii W. VV Nuxlmiim, of
the KfiMern Oregon Normal xehool,
ami ot l he (.a (; run -It- Hlh m'liool,
pre.senieil a program mi "(tiKtru
tK.M. Th'-iprogmin for thy ufler
noon will In- uiiil'f the illrt'cMoii ot
.Mrs. All red I.. ItU-tumMon. "
The rYl.niury nieetlnK ; Of tho
itivt'iia I'liYem-Teueher nsoelntton
will In heM KrUluy fv.siiiik'. hVu.
Presbyterian church to rnUo money m ui 7::tn nYluek ut Lane .'Impel.
for purehnntm: onrnn eh line, which jTho im.sr.nii has lieen arranRed hy
Pork From Old Kentucky
I. r .
many feel will ho u alHtlnet a'-t
to tho community.
Thoro will he a. eolonlnl silver
ten, Huturtluy, I'Vti. 21' from 3 ti
Klvon hy the !.' A. It. at tho home
of Dr Margaret (utile. TM Ih n
annual event held on Vi.nhlngti.nH'
htrthUiiy. KihhIh are to ki to a
xtiuleni loan fund ami to local de
nominational rolle-KeK In the huiIo.
Mrn. Kdward Mnon liecame a
Mr. Umln WeUei. Citizenship will
bo the main topie wliliMrn, Wall or
IMeree an one uf flic Hpcakerrt. 'lh
program will hp of Iniet-rnt to
ndiiliK inly.
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Tho (3. I. A. li. Of I., K. Will
meet in regular hphmIoii tomorrow j
afternoon at 2 o'elnek ut the K. 1 .
hall with a uncial hour following. I
mentis of tin- orchi'sira" which he member of the rluh at thin meet-; member are uiued to attend
develnpi-d with tin- aid uf meiubei-M In.
of the high wehool oreheslrn. J( I In rewponne to an Invitation,
The. opening number wuh "I't'o-'lelub after IIh own adjournment, at
by Manrtee Huron ple.a-( tended n meeting of tin
I
the !
resxloual"
claHHroom :
teacher organization.
lnstru
l-cCl'
em I'd by the urcheHt ra, Mr. Nui-
baum tlnn explained something of
the coaipONitiuii and early dtvel6p
inehi of nreht.slraK bringing out tlio
Instrument .';unlMen unel- In (ho
orchestras uf today. 1 -
Miss I'Mnii Turner gave a paper
on the "History of the , Violin'.' In
which shr brought nut romantic:
and hlsinrleally Intercut lug factH
concerning the violin family' wh'ich
inn lie ' up the backbone, of an
orchestra and especially. uf the' vio
lin It.Ht'lf, the center of the "l'ani
lly. group.' , -'.A V
.A -violin nolo, a ek:un Morenaijfi''
by I'oneo, ''Kspralitu" was glveiVb'
MIhh ' Virginia MeWilliuuis .ncron'i
pa Hied -1 ,y ,M Iks Kd naf"ToverVV!l"' j
Another munber by- the.-drelveiw
Ira, bringing out certain :poiiiiH ex-;
plained by Mi. XuHhauin, ' vrLs,nex(
jiJayert.- '"The Toy lireiunliers;'.;' ly
l.e'o- I'M words, . '
: M)olph Siegrist gave;ari InterestV
t lug talk On "IliHinry nl'.lho KliitPrt'?
irrter , which In- playcil r'Tljo- NighVf
Iuga1e:'and The Krog ' by iiuglielr
and 'Iteverie" by K, ('. Kaiikinier.,
urcuhipanlml by .Mr. Nuslj;(-aniA.'u
l Mil piilllU,. , j ,
. "A.' Jllstory of -"IJi'hsh
liii-ntK" was tln'ii givon by
.JnhnSuii and following' this-Wayne.
isusiiaiim. playl a ti'umb.oni'.KOlo,
'A ecretV by ( lot be, .a Iso .accoiii'
punled' by Air;; Nusbaum. ',";;;
'.The. last number was "Hymn tor
the - Norso Clods' by urieg,-. pluyed
l;y the orchestra showing Veff.eetH
obtainable with brass Insti uillenW.
' Tho program or the duy '-Aviaii
nueb'r tbe direction of the-prpj5caht
litusic eolnmiltee. '. .Mrs.H. X; ;iVli
by introduced Mr. Xusbaunr: uri'l
his high school urchestra. OtherH'
on ' this committee are: ''MEms vjibt
AlcMeeliiti. Mrs. II. ( V Mc( 'lay,: Alihi
l.ee'ltiwnnhls, JMrs. 11. IT. Itiehnrd'
sou.'MIhs (Jladys AliUor. Miai.y;Kt.
Adier; Mih. it. Jtalph-.i tfftrti;"'
("ioorrn Uichanlsoii anU.Mr.s.-'., l'ti
Itohhenlmiup Jr. ;
Uuriiig the business mep'titi
Mrs. II. (i, Smith reported that th
Jiighway' 1 tea n 1 1 I'll 1 conunitteo lia
received more 1 hint Hfxtydollar'H'ab
it result fif the serifH of . iiirtihfi
glvuii by. tho connnitiee last week.
This group hopes to encourage tho
nenuiiiytng or tmsiness iiistrici aiki
of private homes along Adams'. nvr'j
niie, dhe street, on v'hlclv-thn-: Old
Oregon Trail passes IhrougtiV Ii
Gru'mte". -n'rizes are to fie 'offefedf
- Thec.hnlrman alsri made 'a plea
for. pri'.serving trees In tho city "at
present as well as tho wild blowers
whloh.' beautify the' highway .''iri
spring. The commitlne -also, hope's
to bring a speaker to this" city ' to
givty.iUKtructions on further beau
lifleatlon of the-highwuys. .-; ;;il
Mi'ivS. It. Morgan annuineed'tiiQ
concert (o be given March 4 in-the
Mrs. Pierce Gives ,
' Talk at Meeting
Mrs. Waller M. I'lerco "iivc an
Interesting talk on the "History of)
Oregon" at tho' meeting'of th j
classroom .teachers yesterday, the j
meeting being In honor of Ore-!
gonV. birthday. , i
Th Is was preceded by la n t ern ;
stidcH, showing Oregon scenes, ac- i
companied hy a poem written by
Arnold (Iralap also shown on the j
slides.. Mrs. tlralap accoinpanieil .
tho sconos wltli piano Hclecllons.
I'ho song, "Oregon Itose" sun;t !
by the (ireenwood quartet, Miss;
Frances Tng)es Miss llulda Ander- ;
son.' Mrs. Noll Thacker and Mrs. :
Kleannr Gable, concluded tho de- ;
liglitful program.. . ,; . .., ,. i
Entertain Club
At Bridge Party j
Mr. and Mrs. T. W...Ttwkman
were host and hostess to inembei'fl
of the la I'etlte Hrblgo club at
their homo on Waltiut street lasi
night nt an enjoyable party. A
liatrlotlc motif, In keeping with
Washington's birthday, was follow
ed, lied and white carnations
featured the decorations.
'High score were made hy Mrs.
Wayman Scott and Howard Glenn
und consolation prizes were
awurded .tp Mrs. T. McOonaJd
and William I'erry.
Mr. and Mrs. McDonald will en
tertain the dub Mar. 4.
'-..
Choral Society
In Social Meet
No Wnlar on Man'
The Naval ohservatory sayfi that !
tin theory that the darker nrpu
of the Ktirfnco of Mars. .are. cov
ered by Wiiloi' lino loni; hoen kIvcii
up. Mnrs lt all hind.
Bergen's Distinction
rtome Is not the only city hulli
on sevin hllU, for lteren. Norway,
where Greit:, Mio composer, wns
horn and 'Klnrnsnii and Ih-seit wert
once ihealer dlreclors. makes n shn
llnr claim. ' . .
r : 1
A. S
"BeGay"4 '
Say Evening
Styles
Kentucky is rnnwil for soiiii lhliii; IichIcIch lis blue Brass mul ratlr.R
Iiuim-s. li tu riitlllin 111; IIIM lili'i Uju I.F itilrtiui; uilV uf tilt! lui'KCI
l'uliUivl-Cliiuu Iiiiko III llu. wurlil. Mud .1. I.uiik, raimer-iutirchaut ut
Hreatlilll coiinly. nuns Ihe Iiuk. villi Ii is 4 yen is old, eight laet alx
Indies Iums u nil ivulglis mure- limn 14 05 poll mis. Lung Is gltowu in
.... illCt.
. . Orie'tnal
Rpclnr 1 linvi! nmi li pleasure In
niiiiiiunilna .Unit Mr. ' ("nekle will,
iiiiw iiinuse us with some of 111
well-liiimm runny stnrlo. l-.nnilnn
0iliilnn. I
Seattle Woman
Hides $90,000
Behind Heater
Memliers of tho Lutheran fboral
society and their friends enjoyed a
social evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. James Schilling and Miss
Helen Schilling Saturday, s
Games -were a diversion with
Miss Nelllo noKrees and Mrs. Wai
ter. Pohrman winning honors. Tin
home was decorated in a valentine
motif, which was also evident in
the. dainty refreshments.
Make It Unprofitable ! 8KATT1.K. , Feb. Ill (Al' Al-
llnw iotnn crime? Well, peonU-, though she had lived alone in
stopped iiiakiim-hnyies when lid- . m.im-0,. m u" smail 'cottuge here for'.'
........o.i iiK'iii'i h i (fin ih'mIm it ntr ii' '
,.i,ililulile.-S,lli Krniulse.. flirniv 1 "" ." :M- l"""K''" J"''""".
Ic0. Ktt-yoiir-oUl .whlow uf nno of Ko-
little's early meumlMint eaiitaln,
' tnilny was revealiul uh Hie posseM
Concerning Silence I 8U1. vt frino, '
"Kepplif wtill seems in hurt snnie j The w,luvVi .j10 vniimnl
people.'' salil lini-le Wieiu ''Sili'iii! , .,, jn,,.,.; ,,,, li.'i- enn,iltte,l;
may he (roliloin-lut so Is .li-: lllllti i ,1,,i,,-niJ 'last Hatunlav. Innl:
in ii fniTit ; Ulnlli. -yiislilnsi.m ,.,,,.,, ,,,,; i B
Star. ; ,.'"""'! j '' . 'ij anil (iirks.:in a elieh'l.ln the liaMe-
I" 1 liiiaril helilml lier kllcien stove.
The woman, nelulilmrs snlil, was
olisissert with the hleu she neeileil
vnn one or ymiis m.iie .m.ii.j-tm . tll ..,, cvi..j- pennv fur future
iinvthin? that proviiles nienlal ills- i n,.,.,..,suy.
clplliin helps the farnier.-l'arn, Known to her ii. IbI.I.ois aa the
anil l'iliile. .. ... ... ,... ,Jt th(. lamp!'" Iiee.-iuse.
. . .. , Kjl0, (,unsr to oil lumps Inste.uil of
Negroes' Country - ., nas Ml'.eleetre, lllflits,.slie Is suiil tn.j
l.lhoria lias a total jiopuhitlon ot ! lie'.opiioseil to lier son us a uruanllaii
J.tKi(M. all nest s. anil liu'luillna 1 for her weulih.' A lien ring has
alinut -Jl.lKKi AI'ni A rieans. Hiiy- ', lieeiv' set for Kehruury 2. 1 .. I
llsll Is the nllieljil laitsiiims. Hhortly lieforo Mrs. JarUson was !
. . ' ' --r - ' token to the sanlturliun,- she tele-t
Illumed' imlleo' that, her son htul-j
eonie to 'live .with luui ami she wius i
lll'rn 111 for her fortune.. Uf fleers j
ealloil at the lilt lo house and ues
lioneil 'M'orley,- who Hlltrested thai
his mother's. money would lie safer
ill a deposit vault. 'I'he polieenlPn
took the woman and ahntit $rii,t(M
In ne(,'Otlaliie seenrllles dowllto.vvn
It) Itlltlin Merwlll '
(.'asllion 'Kditnr
(Assoeiatert I'ress l.'eature Hervlee)
I'AltlH (AP) I'll rid sprlim styles
for evening hours strike the ladies
he-Kay note.
" If." says I'nrls. "life Is real and
life I,; earnest, put on your reuit.
nine fiinnerv at niK'ht und forKet
It!" . . '
.'emlnln frltipery naturally siir- .
KeHtH frailly. Chiffon lure and tulle
uro in aseendeney wilh . rleh
slaliu'd-nielal hroeatled ehlffon and
liny printed taffeta ill licit In evl
ilenee. .. Ankles are definitely in
oollpse,' Kven toes disappear oeea- ,
slonally hehlnd swirls of wide chif
fon liallels which trull and liem-
llues which only inanitKe to clear
the floor hy a whisper.
Ppt'lllK eVPlllllB SlllUlll.-lirn- ut . WOllr
MtialKlitei'. I linn those of winter, ,
with soft ilia Id nit mound the waist
line, or noftenlwr capes of lmlp.ro liKlJ':3ii;i;"lSlj;!
which innlces normal waistlines less
iliffleult to wear.
llauce and dinner dresses con
tinuo to show exaffKerated decol
letles. some of tlie iiretllesl hetiiK
literally haekless to the waistline,
except Tor ( nilnlutuie shoulder
capes Which split lip the center.
There nre, -deoollelte ' evening
Winps lis well, with adjiistulile col
lars whieli can he worn exposlni;
Lure slionlders or'draned lll'olltlil
One of the lllldionl inonnrelis is.; n,.c(l
raid to have eaten irrmw. Wonder I l-venlni.' wrnns nearly allure lilp
BEAUTIFUL NEW HATS
FOR SPRING
Show Many New Ways
to Smartness
3.00 to 15.00
PUTMAN'S
Ladies' Rcady-lo-wcar and Millinery
KlOveH aro shown In I'arls as ac- i
cessorles forV spriaK 'nd summer'
J.LII,ihmi ui me In the cache behind
: the stove.
' f The hidden wealth wnH.fomul by
i -Morley and It. NV. . Iteyuolds, a
lioudninan, In a npnreh of the house.
frocks.
Colored silk Khivea of elbow
1 length also aro sunKested. One '
dealer shows silk nloves with stiff
little frills of organdy around the u,, tiiuliM Ihe lt:i tr of Kiiulaud, hnv
l ton and down the side, to accotu- ' nu jroiu to Uilslol In live iihoiu
pany oruundy hats for summer mid, ' . - -
Cahot of Italian Birth
.Tohn Cnhot'H real nninc wim fllo
viiiinl Ciihnio. and he wnn horn In
(Ti-noa. hirer movlnc to Wnlcfi
When he reached ihe North Ainoil
can ciiinlneiii. In MiT. he was villi,
what lirealifnst food lie was about
to write a testimonial tor
leiik'th. Kvenlnw" ensembles of ;
printed cihlffun with fur lined'
cane-JacketH to match, are new.)
The slofrah ih. Hollywood seems The same Idea Is carried out in lace;
to be "'TIs belter to have loved ' or satin. Colored lnnir Kloves ai
ami Inst than never to. have .been
mi J'ane, tne at all.'
Itnlh
school and colletre
unmet; are 'ranted roi tne amiuuiu
, City iiiiilitoiiuni' next fall.
re'rn
widely shown and dressnialiers
place lnHlstehee on jewelry.
c(n.oui:i tiMvi;s
It) .MATCH l-'KOCKS , ,
1'AttlH AI') Ctdored hico
THIS WEEK FEATURING
SWEETIE BOUQUETS
AT
ovists
111514 Adnms Ava
Phone M-ll
' Plenty of Scholarlhipi ' ';
Thlriy-rolir are nviillnlilc tn tlie
3.1 studenls enrolled In Ihe depart
mem of Slavonic lansinifes at ihe
UnlversPy nf Tl'Sas'" ' ' i" '
STATE
Last Time Tonight
7 , f
1 y
Quiet" Marriag-e
- Tuesday Evening!
Tuesdny evening at the 1'reshy-
lorinn manse, Klorenpo iosohoom.
of Joseph, was united in lfinrrlaKe
to William O. Cordiner. of wnitn
WnUa, . tlie Itov. .1. Oeorue Wal
rendtnff the marriuge service. Mr.
and Mrs. Cordiner will leave on
Wednesday for their future homo
lit 20S Clinton street, Walla Wull l.
...
N. 0. W. Meeting
At Divine Home
Fan-.'oui Bachelor '
Walt Whilinan. I'lillllps r.ronks
and .loll (Ireenlear Wlnliier were i a,i oiiialned a unto ileposlt box.
haclii'lo'-s. ' . . I The next day. however. -Mrs. Jaek-
. ' . son removed- tlie nioni'y from saf.-
i " Think II Over ' lieepinit and 1) I d It, toitellier with
I , Anil what Is a. wet'il? ,,n-plnnl j
('whose' vi.-lties 'haVtf lint hpN ills '';
covered.
WME
By Associafed Press Leased Wire
The Neighbors of Woodcraft
fpent a pleasant afternoon yester
day 'at the home ' of Mrs. V. t-.
nivlne.Mnslc and social hours wore
enjoyed.
At the close of tho afternoon de
licious refreHhmonts were served.
Social Follows - s
Business Meeting
'' A lilpasant social hour foltoweib
the business meetlnB of the Ladles
society of. the H. of 1;. I'. and r..
last nlulit In the Kaules hall with!
nlioilt 20 members present. I
Mrs. lloyd I'ldeock hud eliniKe
of refreshments with Mr. J. J!.
Duvy. Mrs. f. A. Courtney and
Mrs. W, 1. Warner nssistlnif.
Farewell Supper
Honors Mr. Hawes
And Wife's Relatives
He Mint lias neither fools nor
hogifiii-ie ninniiK his kltulred Is the
son of thiir.iler jrusl. rriinklin.
Wood Stains From Peanuts
Peanuts are now used In the man
ufiR'lure of (tfiwiil varieiles ol
wood sliilns. I'rovlilenee .Journal
In Blanching Ivory j
To whiten iviiry brnntnen'ts that
have liecoine yellow wash them wit n
soap mul water and set them In thf
sunshine In dry. llepenl llils prop
ess If necessary.
-XT.: -r . "V
Pricei by Man
The l.nrd sends tho sunshine and
rain Mini nnikes the npples, bill
man IK'.'S the price. Y)vs Mollies
Uoylster. ... '
The most luscious
chocolate creams
are dipped by hand
RAMON
NOVARRO
IN."
'Devil-May-Care'
ATT TALKING
JLLi SINGING
The Talking
Screen's Firet
Musical Romance
Featurinp;
NovaiTo's Golden '
v Voice
, Where We Get Furlong
A ft'irjnng 220 yarils was Ihe
illslnni'8 Unit n yoke of oxen whs
supposed lo p.jow wllhoiit .stopping
to rest. '- 'J-
At a farewell supper lionnrinK.
I.. C. Hawes, who left the first of
the week to make his home in
N'evnda, Mrs. Laura Oliver nnd
Mrs. J. T. Iirson were hostesses at
a dellgrhtrul surprise party last
week. In Nevada he will IhkIii his
duties tin state innnnccr for the
Pacific Woodman I.lfe association.
About 60 guests were In atten
dance with pinochle nnd Barnes
diversions of the evening- A num
ber of (rifts were presented to Mr.
Hawes, iiiiioiic them a brl. f ease
from the I'aclrlc Woodman I.lfe as
sociation. At n late hour refreshments wen.
served.
. Traverses Many. States
Tho Oregon, trail crosses the
slate of Nebraska, ies IhrotiKli the
Hindi hills of SonilrDakoln. crosses
Mniilnnn. Idaho and Washington. ,
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Use for Pineapple Fiber
r'iueapple fiber Is now telng used
to make nrtlflcial silk.
one
ATA TIME
The rtRANDEST coffee ever!
Hills Bros. Coffee has a
' flavor found in no other coffee
bectiu.te it is roasted by the
patented, continuous process
Controlled Roasting a
few pounds ata time. Every
.berry is roaited evenly. ;
Fresh from the original vacuum
pack. Easily opened with the key.
HILLS
BROS
COFFEE
ft 1930
A Food Economy
For The
Small Family
Announcements
The NeiBhborhood Art club will wl
meet Thursday, 1VI. 2a at 2:ir
o'clock at" the homo of Mrs. C. R.
Hiippersctl. The subject of study
will be Turuclnlc Arcblt.cture. '
Mrs. II. II. Cleaver will talk on
"Wandering of th Moors.'' Mrs.;
C. K. Anderson will read the dl-!
course of tbu Albumbrn from Wash- i
InKton Irvlnir. Mrs. It. S. Fleming j
will discuss Mohammed, prophet of j
Allah. i
!
Chapter I of I'. K. O. w ill meet j
at the onie of Mrs. I'rltz l.ott-s in ;
e M nvrntie for n l:IS luncheon
HVIduy. Keli. Jl with Mrs. Ixttesj
and .Mrs. I.ucy Utunchfleld As host-
Not only Is It nilBhty pb nsant
lo havn dinner In tho Hoeajaweii
'offee Shop, but It's on economy
for the small family nf Iwo or
;.hree who would uvoltl the waste
mil trouble of preparing small
portions at home.
The Coffe Shop offers ll fine
menu, either table d'hote or a
In carte, with a variety of care
fully prepared foods. You ran
lect either a light meal or n
i iimpb te dinner. And nn excep
tionally fine dinni-r Is served
li'K'ilarly ut !'"c a plate.
SACAJAWEAINN
"Points llio Wf lo HrttiT Tilings."
i"lf''i'nf)r h
6 Hours
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OF ANY METROPOLITAN
DAILY NEWSPAPER
in
The Evenin
server
More Local and Valley News Than
All Other County Papers Combined