La Grande evening observer., March 20, 1930, Page 3, Image 3

Thursday, March 20, 1930
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
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SC0JETy NIEWJT
In Attendance
At Gathering- Of
M. E. Ladies Aid
Kboul fifty members ;tiul friemls
j Umtlt'iulitnco ut. the mcotliitf
the .Methodist Ladit'S Aid yea
lay aftt'inoou ut tho homo of
. Will Alkr. ;Tut hoiiHc was
actively urraiiReil In a ihumo of
I 'ut rick's day.
rftur a Hliurt bu.siuuSH mooting.
s. AdltT h u uio- (luvoiionul, ,
ntioiiiiifr thts naini-s of-" a numb'r
trrcat persons born in March,
ionf,r tht'tn Fanny Crosby, a no-
i writer of church hyiiuiH. Two
j her compositions, "HleKsod An
aaiu"'," ami "Jchuh is Tenderly
tlliiiK"." were huiik by the society.
Several vocal solos by ClelanU.
itllsinKep. Vergil KochensparBi-r
id Mrs. Itay Kiiller were enjoyed.
jitluiKl WulIsinBiT sung "A Llltlo
t of l-lnuven' accompanied at the
lino lf Sliss'lyrtle WMlcQck. JIo
spondi'rt willi an fecorc.
"At the Knd of the Cobblestone
oad" was the selection, sung ;by.
srgil Kochensparffer -.with Mrs.
tiller at the piano. He ulso sang
i encore. Several bird songs were
.nutiftilly rendered by Airs. Itay
iiUer. , -The
following couiiiiiltee served
;dieio'iiH ref reshnienls at tho close
f the afternoon: airs. James Moss,
Ira. W. Ar. Wilson, Mrs. Ida Moats,
1 1 ;. Tom Wallsinger and Mrs. 11.
. Dixon,
The next meeting will be held
. iho homo of Airs. K. A, Kayro
n Fourth street.
St. Mary's Altai
Society Meets
A pleasant social meeting of tho.
St, Mary's Altar society was held !
yesterday ut tho home of Mrs. N. j
H. Allen on Pennsylvania avenue.
The rumiuago sale to bo given by
the society March 29 was discussed.
Mrs. Mary Kgan. of Raymond.
Wash., who Is yislting Mrs. Mar
garet Olds at tho La Grande hotel,
was u guest of tho society. Mm.
Kgan will bo in Ial Grande until
the first of April. .
Potted plants were an effective
decoration of tho home. About -0
members wero In attendance letter
In tho afternoon dainty refresh
ments wero served.
The next meeting will bo at the
home of Mrs. I. M. Dolun' on the
Island City road, April 2.
Party Compliments
Virginia Roehm
1 -Complimenting
Miss Virginia
Roehm a delightful no-hostess dinner-bridge
took place Tuesday eve
ning in tho Sacajawea Inn. A bridal
shower of lovoly girts was present
ed to tho honor guest.
Miss Kleanor Glass won high tal
ly at curds with Miss Mary Gould
Parsons winning consolation. Three
tables wero at pluy.
Club Plans For .
Visit to Union
Rub on throat; place some on
hwiiu. 7iu owtijjuw tia ib incus.
AW W vaporJb
VER 1? MILLION JARS USE& YEARLY
Tho l'ast Matrons club met for
a pleasant evening lust night In the
Masonic parlors with Mrs. Mae
Kngland and Mrs. U H. Russeil
hostesses. Arrangements wero dis
cussed for the trip to Union in May
when tlio club will exemplify part
of the ceremonies. About 20 were
in attendance. Mrs. Suzan lUirnelt,
FREE SWIM
SUNDAY MARCH 23
Cove Swimming Pool
Theatre
-Also-
The 4th Chapter of
IE VANISHING WEST"
:- MODEST MAIDENS -:-
Trade Mtirko nculstratian Applied For U. S. Putont Office
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"Well, tlcnrle, now that you're nuirrli'd, I guess your break
down will ha flu' wait."
LAST TIME TODAY
"THE GIRL IN THE SHOW"
with
Itessie Love & Raymond Hackett
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of lloise, wus a guest for the eve
ning. Dninly refreshments were served
by the hostesses.
Loyal Sisters Aid
In Regular Session
The Loyal Sisters Aid of tho
Christian church met yesterday af
ternoon In 11ns church annex for a
ono o'clock pottuck luncheon. In
the absence of the pi trident, Mrs.
C K. (lolden. vice president, was in
charge. Mrs, Harper led the' de
votional. Division A reported plans for a
benefit birthday party (o talto plaeg
April 38. Tickets for Iho stunt
night, to be given l'riday, March
27 by Division C were announced
as on sale. This division has de
cided to have another stunt ntghl,
inviting nny club or organization of
Ijii Grando tq enter and compete,
fq,r cash prizes tbbi,Q9tvfi.4ox4iAi1
best events. , ,
The next meeting will lie Wed-"
nosday afternoon, Aju-ll lti.: The
place to meet has not been selected.
Mrs.
Will McClure
Entertains Club
Mrs. Will McClure was hostess
to the Helomalo club yesterday at
a dellghtf'.il afternoon of cards at
her home.
Mrs. Art Weagle won high hon
ors with three, tables at play. Sec
ond award was presented to Mrs.
Jack ltruudl. Decorations wero in
a color scheme, of green and white.
I'olted plants were prettily arrang
ed about the home.
A dainty two-course luncheon
wu,s served following cards.
Tho club will mei't next. Wednes
day with Mrs. James Uneul.
Bible Searchers
Elect. Officers
Wednesday Night
.Club Entertained
Members of the 'Wednesday
Nitfhc club were guests of Mrs.
Krrd J. Holmes last evening wilti
I three tables of cards at play,
j Spring flowers formed u pretty
j decoration.
Mrs. Turner Oliver received the
i club prize for high score. Dainty
I refreshments ' were served follow
I ing cards.
The llible Searchers class met
yesterday at the, homo ofvirsv Will
JJbndit, .cm Second strop!, wltU;Mrs.
If. Jf. Cleaver, .Mrs, U . Mi Keli
lion and .Mrs.' Charles Thompson
assisting as hostesses. About, tliiray
members were- presmtt,
JteportH of the nominating com
mit lee were received and election
or officers held with Mrs. Harry
Turner chosen president. Mrs. Tur
ner has been president of tho class
for tho past five yours.
. Mrs. William Harelay was elec
ted vice .president; Mrs. Kvn Wis
hIci',' treasurer; Mrs. John M. Mil
ler, secretary; M is. Hubert Ma Ida
.ili.l I.-U I I.' Wrinlil In.iolHH- ntl.l
assistant. I list a hit ion will lake j
place a,t the next, meeting. i
Mrs. T. 11. (Jaither had charge
of the devotional.
Mrs. Hareley annou.ieed thai the
plans for the annual family dinner
lo )C held April 10 hi tho church
wero completed, A social hour was
enjoyed and refreshments served
oy tho hostesses,
Lodge Initiates
Two Candidates
and Is at home now, making a trip
every other day for treatment!
T. 1J. Johnson, It. IE. Comstoek
and Mr. Kesgard left Tuesday eve
ning for Wallowa county wher
they will spend a fow days In tho.
Interest of the furmovar cooper
ative creamery; -'
K. V. Klght Is putting a now
lawn fence In front uf his farm.
Miss Vera Case, of -Alltel, han
boon hlrod to teach Frosty school
noxt year. Mrs, JJlllun Allen, tho
prosent teacher expects, to httond
school. 1 - ,: ' - "
Two candidates, Mr. and Mrs.
I'Yed Hart, were Initiated lulu tho
Crystal Kobekuh lodge No. 60 at j
Us weekly meeting last nitfht with j
altout 35 members present. Mrs. '
Mahlo Oesterllng presided, l'lans !
were discussed for tho district as- I
soeiatiou meeting to bo held next !
Tuesday, March 26 ut Union. I
Announcements
Tho Neighborhood literature
club will meet tomorrow evenln
at 7:'.W In iho gold room of tho
li Grando hotel. Mrs. Stella In
gle and Mrs. Ileatrlco Young will
review tho play "Kscupo" by John
Gnllsworthy. Anyone interested is
invited to attend.
The Ilnptist Uulles Aid will meet
in the church Friday ut 'Z: o'clock.
Members aro requested lo bring
their dime cards and annual re
port. Installation of officers will
be held. Tho retiring officers will
be hostesses.
The Juveniles of ine Neighbors
of Woodcraft will meet at (ho K. 1.
hall Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock. All members aro urged to
be present.
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There will be a special mooting
of the Juveniles of W. H. A. at the
home of Mrs. Delia Harnden So7
N avenue Saturday, March 22 from
2:30 to 4:30 o'clock. A surprise
has been planned and all members
are requested to bo present,
Tho ltlveria I'areiit-Teacher as
sociation has extended tin Invita
tion lo the mothers of all tho chil
dren -attending the school for. an
old-fashioned "tea party" to take
place Krlday afternoon nt 2:30
o'clock at the -Lane Chapel. A
short business meeting will pro
ceed the tea.
Chapter 1 of P. K. O. will meet
at the home of Mrs. Hubert Kakln
Friday for a ono o'clock luncheon.
Mrs. Marry Zurbrlck and Mrs. Fak
In will he hostesses.
womkx d 101 1 ati; its think
j'asi'fh, coach ihociul:s
STATU COIXKCri;. l'a. (AP)
Women debaters think quicker
than men, In tho opinion of Prof.'
John Mleiiry Frlzzell of the Penn
sylvania SUilo col lego. Ho has
coached both men's and women's
debate tea ma fur 20 years. j
"(.iliis come to, the fore In re
buttal where quick thinking Is of
paramount importance," he says.
Among other points where girls
excel he lists tactful approach and
a tendency le consider the subject
more seriously. ;
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Students uurd Sanitation
Nk'W YOKK (AP) Health)
scouts, organized by Hie hygiene ,
department of tho lladassali medi
cal organization, act as sanitary
inspectors in the schools of Jeru
salem. Their task Is lo safeguard ,
health of teachet'H and pupils.
Iterliu Discards Tuxedo
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Lessens Iki.ziny, Kinging and Singing in Kars and
Ends Catarrh Says Authority
No More Mucus in Throat to Hawk up in the Morning
It'H uboul time tluit Homcoin'
tvllh briitnH (?uvo to CHturrh suffer
ers u Rlni!l', quick und sure rem
edy that not only soothes and heals
the inflamed catarrh soaked mem
brane, but also promptly destroys
the vicious germs that cause this
disgusting disease.
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The thousands of intelligent
readers who hiive tried in vain to
find something that actually will
drive away every trace of vile ca
tarrh, will be glad to know that
Opex can now lie procured at th
lied cross Irug siore. who will !
phased to show you how simple It
is with Opi-x to once and for all
conquer catarrh and Km stubborn
nyiiiptoiiis.
Now all yjii have to do f to
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Opex, reaching every nock, ere vie
and fold in the membrane, as no
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in three minute?! the stuffed up
passages.
It seems like a mirsicle, but after
you us- Opex a few times each day
for a few days, you will find that
the sore, raw, swollen, tender
membrane is completely healed;
sniffling and hawking have ceased
and the discharge of catarrhal mu
cous has stopped.
And here's something 1 hat will
bring joy to millions after you
use Opex for two ve.,';s you won't
find a particle of mucus in ymir
throat in the morning t hat means
no more hawking and straining. -
The ringing and buzzing in, the
ears will siart to disappear an
your hearing, if nffecj'd, will prob
ably be improved.
H is worth a whole lot of money
to get rid of stubborn catarrh and
buzzing noises in the ears but Opex,
which costs so little, will send its
purifying, healing, smoke like vap
or just where it will do the most
good you can actually see it. go
ing In one nostril and out of the
other.
Oik x Is sold by the i d ( 'row
Orug store and if you aro not sat
isfied at. the cud of :ut flays your
money w ill be gladly re hi tided.
Opex is delightful to use because
of Its wholesome fragrance. i
And reineiniM-r this- the tough
est old head colds are knock d out
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It 101 1 UN" (A 1') Never before.
say Merlin's fashion tailors, have i
they supplied as many evening
dress suits as this year. The swal- -low
tail outfit Is supplanting the j
tuxedo for evening affairs.
(iohlcn AVeddlng Family
J AC 100 N", A la. (AT) When
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph boranz cele
brated their golden wedding an
niversary Mrs. l,oranz became the
fourth bride of her direct line to
have completed 50 years of mar
ried life.
Host on ranks next to New Y-ork
in t he percentage of increase in
manufactures for the 1'j25-27 period.
Squirrels More
Active This Year
By Mi's Veil Klght
(Observer Correspondent )
I .O WiK 1 i CO VI-: ( Speeia 1 )
Farmers are busy building and
repairing fences. The fields are
fast turning green. Hquhrcls are
more plentiful this year than usual
with a great deal of poinoti being
us-d.
Mrs. Mary I,. Porter, of I,a
(Jraiule, returned to her home
! buisilay after spending a week
visiting at the home of M.rs. Neil
Klght.
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