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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 25, 1930)
Tuesday, March 2o, 1):!0 1A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Parre Three SCOOT NEWX Charming; Dance Given Last Night At the La Grande Soon Nt l'lnw had Km open- In:;, enllege I oik L-JHiif nmhlng ! ju,in- Ur Hi'- vae.uton. and .hii-iir' ,),:,! short, wVek a happy iuhIi m tVi'lHM takes place fm- their enter- s ctiium'iit. ' 1 j , eharniing dance Kiveii by Me. ! Uinl .Mis. A. J. Slnitge and Mtss.s in and dalle Siange lust night : inniorHiK MIhk Jewell P.llisand Miss Jjlllt. l.yOHH. glH'HlS Of llh- .M iSH'-.H ! Sinnge ""'i'' home during the f hoi Ways, wan i he first event ! ( ,r students home fruni schu.d. paneing begun "i ! oYiui'k ; jn the ballroom ol" the i.a Grande ; )i.tcl. elTeetively decorated in a t.i!H of spring with rainbow ha! ttions hung in a ehele about i It In tin- center of (In low ci-ii- , lux branches of blossoms hung with i IiIiiIm mill butterflies were arranged ', About a. harvest maun. The punch t.iblu was .attractive i with a basket of spring blossoms' ami slender tupi rs. " .' - j Delightful Bridge ' Luncheon Monday .. i At a. delightful bridge-luncheon II rs. U.l Pouroh uinl Mrs. Mow-, iir.l O'llrii'ii Wi'i'o hostesses Mo.nday afternoon at -M r. I ' nil's home riinipliiocnting Miss Virginia Uo--liin whose marriage will bo a spring event. Luncheon was served itt 1 o'clock at a I able centered with carnations. Two tables of bridge were al n):iv with -Mrs. i U Pulsion win- n'.iiK high 'honors, Ah-Delth Club Is Entertained Mrs. J. K. t'uiillfl'e was hostess to the Ah-Dellh club when It met yes terday at her home. Decorations featured .spring flowers. Two tables were al play and Mrs. L. M. Iloyt ft reived first award, and .Mrs. Uoy Had bare;, consolation. A dainty I wo-course luncheon was served. The next meeting will he with Mrs. Hoy Kndburg April Surprise Party Honors Mrs. Beatty A delightful surprise 'parly was given last night in honor of Mrs. K. K. Iteatty in observance of her birthday anniversary by the offi- WED.-THUR. Two . Days Only llowii,,- i.miuli Hit Willi tircat t'm r Pamcily ravorltrs Frank Craven ai.i,i:x ki:.i!s sai.i.v m, am: llltill Tltl.Vt)!! OMVK Tl'.l.l, IK) It IS KATOX' A S I .-,.)( Italiy mill it C.k UvtMl Stork In th.- I'liiiiilcst Sltmv i:'i- .llil.l.t Dlr.-l.1 l.y I'ltAMi t'HAVKX mill IIICIIAtill IIDSSDX Also Comedy "The St. Louis Blues" The VE1R II SD IE A LAST TIMES TODAY "SONG OF LOVE" with Belle Baker . vj '"IM Of fluie Chtipte . , , ... ' " '"'Ni-rn Hiar of which - ..im is worthy matron. The gronn L:ilh. i...l f,,v, ... .1.. 1 l.ee M linn ii'it a ml ! thr " Went ta Mrs. Ut tys home. The ' "iiiir was siteitt h..u tnu r.. the Masnnie hull lilteh-n. A de- ihioiis iv.o-eoiir.-. l iiic.heon was S'-rved , tile Offieers iixmIui...! I.i. V..ni 11,-utly. A pivlty l.hlh. iy cuki. c.,v..,v, ,V,, ,,!,; ,.;1,;.., Iialnr, , u. .,i-h,.iMi. Missionary Groups lo Meet Tomorrow I The annual "Ket-tOKether" 'nT th missionary soilei:. lli, AieinocitHt church will take plac Wednesday evening al ii:;ia o'clock ia the primary room of the ehureh. Auxiliary members will have as Hleli- (jnesiK the honor I'ary and meiiioers and t ie h mi ' wlmoi Kli-lH Missionary society. , i ion at ?:ih o'clock. Friday aftiT An entertaininir pro. .-m and a noon, March in the school. Miss dianer is planned. Ites.-rvations for a lieu Mclmnatd, supervisor-of Urn lJ,imtly,m' '')'ould be not later pnnia.y KradeM at the AHu-rman iiuin .bnlay. The committee con- Trainiug school, will be the prin Nt ot; Mrs. Perry Armficbl. Mrs. 1 etpul in-aler. on tb. topic, -The !' ,.' ... I,ia,,,,'- lli'Uox. Mis. rhlld and its . Hooks." - Music will v. lyo-r. .irs. i. it. Ablrieh and .ir. i,ee naniord, Quiet Wedding; , . Ceremony Held i . . .t, At a ipiiet wedillni? ceri'tnony Saturday tit hltrll-lionn Miss Kloyise Stewart and Oran McKitrlck hotli of l'.aker were united In marrlai; hy Ho- Itev. .1. George Wal. ut the j Presbyterian manse on Peilnsyl- vaniu avenue. The rinsr ceremony was exemplified. Mervin Mnrtisen accotnpanieil the bride Kroom. ti ud bride- Art Class Holds Enjoyable Meeting- An interesting meeting of the Katnblers Art class was held yes terday at tha home or .Mrs. P. S. J Itnhinson. Mrs. Turner Oliver was in charge of the program which ' dealt with the pre-Columbian races of the southwest including the Aco- ; inn and the Xinii, giving a hialory of the people, their customs and music. Their work in the making ; of blankets and paintings was ilia- I st rated. I In the illustration of their music . ; Miss Lenore lleadley played a pi I ano selection and Mrs. I,, p. Mo j sang a number of vocal solos. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Hid-.' j well of Island Pity wiih Miss Mar- ! j garet Anson In charge of the pro-i 1 gram "Indian Pottery." 0 0 9 I Christian Church Class In Party; The High Happy Hustlers class of the Christian church Sundav sclmoi met for a jolty St. Palrtck-s party last week al the parsonage with Miss l.enore Putnam as host- 1 ess. assisted by lu r mother, and 1 the social committee: Verda l-'euer- ' helm and Ho re nee IMcks. Miss ; Wilma Hans ll assisted in decorat- , lag which was in a color scheme ol green and white. Aoout -ii were present. Gaines ; were njoyed and stories told. Jack ' Moore, assistant teacher of ilu ; I class, who formerly lived in the soath tdd several inteiesting and ; weird Negro stories. ' The group ' I joined in sinking sons. Attractive refreshments in keep ing with the St. Patricks motif were served. Circle Planning Social Meeting Tli ii Kimieine Purest WOOdllinn circle met at the home of Sovereign t P. A. Kngels y- sterday with Mrs. Anna I'Vrree acting as guardian in j the absence of Sovereign l.aur.t j t'Hiver who is ill. A number ol suggest inns to raise ! funds were made for tin- new home j in s;hni'iii:i ii 'IVv:is It w as an-I nouneed that the eircle was lo hold a soeial ineetlni; with the wood men April in. A play will be pres eiued Ut- tin- circle and refresh no nts will be served. An invitation ) is I'xlended lo the public. I Sovereign Pyifia Hutchison was! appointed hanker, while Mrs. Iti-tts is a patient at the hospital. SEE OUR LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SEEDS MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS EARLY Cabbage and Cauliflower Plants of Quality Now Ready al Our Greenhouses West Adams Ave. o o 0 o o RET All j I Phone 31-11 O m Camp Fire Girls To Hike Sunday The Huhena t'ump I 'Ire Rioup met at the Piveriu M'hool Monday i-iiiiij; r, nil pianiie'i a une i w next S'Miday afternoon. Kight member were ortMenl. 1-tefmv ..i, ... ,. i.-i..-. mini's w.-r m'ae'.U'Ctl. Announcements A potlm k supper w .11 be enj'tyed by th" V. (. A. this evenlnK ut ti::;a in tlo o.ld Kellows hall. Kaeh ini-iubt r is requested to brin if a covered dish. Later a program "'ill be pivsented by the j-.ininrs. The lereo of Honor Protective eieiy will-meet Thurnday evouiiiK lit . n'el,, -L- tit Hi.. Hi. tii..- ,.f Ali-ti Itoh Mniih with Mrs. t;e..r;e Ken- nedy ushIhI utx. All members are i;red to be prcfj.-nt. The t'entral J'aretit-'l'eacher as ..,!, .u..i ..-in i .n.i.... ...... be pn tiled by .Miss iiuocnc Kus- I seli's second Rtadc room, . w ho will ' xxk 'The tirasshnpper Green'" and . "Tlie Ulver." All iiaretits aud. .friends are reimeted to attend. Vi,Thv; board uf niana,cVs of thT.JiJS j Grande Pity t'ouncil of Parent- Tearher assoeint imiH will meet :il ' ii: the home ol" the president, .Mrs. :. 1 . Touier. Wednesday uflcrnoon. Man h Jti at one o'clock. Several important matters arc to be pres. cntcd. - O 1 O o ; o ! o I o ' risis SHOP mVz Adams J. Mono fhant.-r. NV.u.iOfd..r.r , B' j C-O-M-I-N-G tfcN " S ml SUNDAY HNk2 S WONDER STAR v "$0 'X IN A WONDER QSSPx y Lf& vf? Oakie g W O 2k O 1 04 w;".wUrk!!l""iai. B M 9S : II . - ft ' .' ' I I 1 ' ' wnnUr show , m HIT I ' ''$Py. ':':ir " THE i 1 f 1 frQ f MfP ,lw i'()i.i,v I H ., r.r I 111 WALK Kit I X ( ... -u--- ' a) ' -V- I I .. anil a thiiiisiintl I B f mw m other singers, V II U I ' . m uka ; " . JL 1 t ct a il l C tftm n ml I'lKlit iitJicr M , r ... feiaV -pai-Klliist .Noii'i ' . ' , : mULI-HK UKK. " ' H lajcvl rarrr m a . . NX t.:; ;;:-:!-; .... the Kaslorn Star, wilt honor past tti fli ers ut a celybruttoji of Its , thlrtyiilaih Hnnlvorsary on Woil- ! neMday evening. Mureh 6. I j St. IVter'M Guild announces t ho l-'i ankle Kulp. I-Mnle (ielllhuber, anmiul henefli leu to tip Kiveii ui j Dora Hunt, Clyde Krotih. Jamt'ri llli homo of .Mr. H. N. ANhhy. l.exllo. Altec Milne, lietty Nelieker. Weclnenday, Maivh S&, from 3:3a to Kelyn ripen, Wilma Smith, Juan 7 o'elork. Very InuretitiiiK num-; Jtu Stillnner, Wtlly Torn'iu'c. I hers will Uf Riven ihrotiKhout th1 . , lea hours. Th follciwhm fominituv i ! in 'harK' tf tlil unnual event is Muiiiii.uifu .1) .mi, n. rt. ii") . Mrs. tieore T. foehran. Mrs. t.eorne r. foviyan. Atrs. t'harb-i Itoehin, Mrs. It. K. West- euliKver, and Mrs. M. V,, Tinnyson. a roroiaj inviinwon i eKieuueu iu the public, and especially to those wiio.aiv working durlns: the earlier afternoon noun. HIGH SCHOOL STUDEiNTS SEEK HONOR AWARDS . ! (Continued from Puge uno) ! Sully Kli'irrisl . Mllilrcl Hniltli w. 'ilni Htnp , (ieoiMia Valt'i ii. Teniporaiy Arleiie ronradt, Atl.n Ihuneiell. Nora Hlshop, llalph delhel, Itoheit Rakili, I'ivsIiiimmi (limiith.nul- Uleanor Arktdl t, MH.(.t aite I a, llladys Weiidl It, .,.,die K'.iapp . Iliu l.aia t'oo M ,. tM.1V!,m Kuv u. Mvvia Johnson lo. Ituth Musnlie it. M.vron pluii, jt Kvelyn Camitbell It. Kva lulKiu.rty a, Arnold Iliseth Jwim,tlo mnnchard , Jack t'oii- j.. ,'rank liates 1 1 Huhs'i'. DannlH .llller I.;!..,,,,,,,. , i. I.eiui I'liTson ii, J .-a 11 .M.K. mi. .11 '.p, Kimi- net It l.'i-wi-rlii-lm M. : lv tin. tli-t I'yHti-x t.iilny. I'm It 'l'.'iiii.niiy .M.'lvn Hull. Mrrh'.lo tin1 t.'Kt. S.'. for vourj.f linw t'..i-l.iiit. - Wllth.iti t'.ti'i.i' Itiiliot'l ' iititoklv ii u .irliN diiiI wt.at It ilneM. fiinllfr.., Wayne vttvr. Ninny : (iullil. I lit - I.I Huns, n, l.i'imr.. ; I li'iulliy. Iitirkp ltilow, Wnllucx Kauri.'k. li.ilictt l.iinir, Kuan Mar- 1 Hit, Dnnnlil St.dnlii..;. Knink Ty-1 l.w-(tor. Ktla Kcvorn, Kvolyn Mnrtn ViiKiala Hhothenl, , - i livery Uiu lie nonds his if hi it tele ni in, one Imrdwaro nalesmnn puis it down In his epenso book aH 'Vhli'iten win1 The Ma n WUy do you weep over the sorrows of people In whom you have no Interest when you txo lilorlll ftrif lilATl ! aiuiuv iLiiiuuvn j If functional madder trritatlon disturbs your sleep, m eausert Burn Ink or 1I.-I.I..K H.miii1oii, Hu.-li- ache, l.t-K ralim. or iii.isiuliir ; . m'imiiif you tei tlrwl, .1.-. iifK.s. - r, u.i.l .llMC.iirair.'il, why nt i try tli- I'.vbi..x 4S limn- Tf i ? Don't I inoni.y lim it ir It ilumu'l lirlttK uiili'k liiiiiiov.'iiii.m, ami miliary you .'o.nil.ti.y. Try fynt.'X today. duly tidr. lt.'.l t'rosa DruR atoro. Adv. Why BE SATISFIED with less smoking pleasure when for the same price' you can have the luxury of Camels?!; i ' ,7 Camcls stand alone. If you merely want to puff, anything will do. But if you want to know the true delight of smoking to enjoy the mild, mellow fragrance of superbly blended Domestic and Turkish tobaccos, brought to perfection by the most scientific methods of manufacture but with none of the delicacy of its natural goodness lost or spoiled by over-treatment then Camel is the cigarette for you. You'll find in Camels all the exquisite enjoyment that can be packed into a smoke. the better cigarette to the thfthtnr? - The Womnn-r-t don't know, Why do you ohocr wildly when a innti with whom you nro not ac- Why Folks Stay Fat ' Not nttvflVA heaiiHtt nf nver-entlncf. hul because a gland it weak. That glaiu larKeiy comr controls nutrition. When it it Vl,c V "F1 iunrByw auiyi Modern Dnvaiciann ihe world ovei 'i "!." , ., ' 1 Mu'nmibVfscrip!ion tablets contain ti1(1 -.-., wl.Srh tluv ma. inl iKlve uscj ,i,m ror 22 years million! o boxeaof thenit Andcountlena elendei futures everyvhero now show the otuas tug clfects. Go try this rljjht method to reduce Stop starving. Head the book in the boa with the formula and reauon. Aukyout druggist today for a 11 box of Marmol: aud wat.-U tlie dutnge. EL ftualntr'd Hll.toa Into Ht'coml tiuti; No More Gas 1 1 In Stomach ! and Bowels tf you wlatt to be ptrmnnenlly ra t'vxj of Kim in tonifcf.li nnd Ijow , tak lUaliitann'a Cns Tub let, whuh I prrparM ep4cfally tot, itoinuch ttn nnd ail llio bud flctg resultmu (roi Kitr prenuf. That empty, tinowlnu frllnn nt tit pit of tha aloinncli will diiitpturir; lliul ftiixiou. nrvou fcilina w.th nriiit p-jI IiAiltinn Will Viinlth. nnd vou will m;:dn i Able to taktt a dttfp bicidh without din ?oifiIort. Iliut drowty. slarpy frellnR a(tl dlnnir wdl bo rtfpltueii by a desire mi ntvrt-n'.ninent, ll,ithut v,lll tnt-to, uur limb, armi ui;d iini;cra will no uafr fetl cold nd "io lo sleep" lip cbu Ba-tlinnnn'ii Ca TuUlfti. previ-tit V Jmm lnteifrrliiff wild tt' cinulo tlon. C?t '.lie nnuiiir. in ihe yellrev p.e lt nua, ill any toad drug dure, 'tWm $. Ahvnj- on bnnu at OIukk irun, Inc. Adv C 1030, n. J. RoyneMi Tnhttn Cetuiny, Vv'iujtcielijlrui, N, C