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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1930)
Thursday, April 3, 1930 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Pajre Three fTlt ! refrcshmenta In tor In the afternoon. New Organization At Normal School Mrs. E." Stoddard . ; Entertains Clio Club At Baker At a charming 'bridg' litnehcon 1 WtncFluy afternoon Mm. Klmer Sindilaril wan hostess to tho Clio ! rl'.ili ai linker. Luncheon v:is Her-- 1 i d at 1 o'clock hi the 1 taker hotel i with povoi-h lit Ul fur MlNti'fii, Spring j tluwers wore nttmotlvely urriingen:. j JtonorN at hrhlgo worn won ly ; Jin. A. J. Htango with .Mt-H. Charlcv j Ilcynold winning: guoal prize. ; Episcopal Guild . j To Install Chimes i ''Herkeley Square" iiy llulilorn wiik nli Interest inj; bunk review given ly Mis. Donald I 'ague yes terday afternoon ai the meeting of thr St. I'cters KpiHeopal (Jul Id ul thy Ui Grand! hotel. The utU-n-dnrioo was large. 'I Hiring tho hiiHitu'sH meeting a inotlon wan passed that they ln Hltill tho Inner chimes ot Hip church organ. The guild rummage Hale to he hold :tiiK Saturday was an nounced. Mrs. Charles Graham was appointed general chairman of an apron s'.ile to ho hold April 2ti. A 'yliilo elephant"- Hale wa.s hold later in the nfternoon. ; Refreshments Were served !' tho following commit too: -Mrs. Hoss Katou, Mrs. Krank Keeklin. Mrs. Charles Graham and-.Mrs; .1. A. Russell. Presbyterian Aid' ,.. ! Installs Officers' "Kid" -Party Given At Playle Home A jolly evening was oiijoyod h tho tnomhors of the I'. T. eluh lust niffht when Miss Judy Moor', Miss Kouda Ifanks and ilia Virginia W'nrniek wore hostesses at a "llttle- kil" party at u home of Mr. and Mi's. Charli-s I'laylo. Miss I .oah Itramwol) won f 1 rut prize at bridge with MIsh Vem Hoatty winning gnost prize. MIsn Lucille Millering ami Miss Mlldrel Hmlth were other guests , Ihifnly refreshments wore serv ed following, cards, Parkdale Club In Interesting Meet Tho Parkdale eluh mot ycslcrday with Mrs. Garrett ltlokland "with Mrs. Kvn liowery assisting as host, ess. The homo was prettily doe orated with daffodils. Tho after noon was spent In ploasa.pt soeiat hours. Dainty refreshments were server!. .Mrs. Maggie Magey assist ed by Mrs. Klla Smaltey will bo hostess to tho el ub In two weeks. i Methodist Ladies . Aid Entertained A large attendance was present; at the mooting of t lie ladles Aid society of the i'resbytorian ehureh ; Wednesday afternoon in the ehureh parlors. Mrs. Dick Undsey had charge of the devotional reading John 20 1:17, iiml it holy Kastor message. The Hev. J. George Walss was in charge of the Installation of the now .officers for the coming year Including Mrs. Andrew J-oney Jr. president; .Mrs. S. H. Morgan, sec reiaiyt and Mrs. I. 0. Howsor, treasurer.' Jn eonnoetion with the ceremony he spoke a few Inspira tional words. fler the business moeilng "Visit of the Hears" by MacDowoll and "iangnrlan IMnco" by ilrahns, piu.no duets, were ably interpreted by Mrs. George Hirnlo and Miss Gladys Miller, .Mrs. Kloyd Sherwood sang two beautiful .selections "A Song of the ltrown Thrush" by Khmer- and "Thank God for a Garden" by Jol Iteido. Mi's. Sherwood was ac companied by Mrs. Lynn Wright. . Delicious refreshments were served by u eommUteo with Airs, ftfnlllc Iliiek in charge. The Mitthodist Indies Aid met yesterday at the homo of Mrs. K. A.'Sayre for a pleasant afternoon. Following the business session Mrs. Suyre led in the devotional. An an nouncement w?h made that the lip worth Jeague is sponsoring a ehureh night Friday, April 28. Tt was decided to continue the lunch eons at the homos of members. A progrum of readings and n planologuo was presented. Mrs. Anson presented two readings and Mrs. Huffman gave' a pianologue and u r on ding. The next meeting will be with Mrs. C. W. Krwiu the first part of May. Mrs. J. J. Ilroomiiold, Mrs. Herbert Davics, Mrs. Albertson and Mrs. If. S. Brownton served dainty ''Following the organ iihm of the Coule ipie Cuute house, a living or ganization of i he Kastcrn Oregon I iN'ormul sclioido Out house mulher ! M is. I'Vani'is I'Mosinnaa and the 'members entertained w II buffet dinner the young men who assisted jihem In the establishment r their now home. House members re: Margaret '. Maddock, Juanltu Crawford,. Krin 'cls Daud. liose Kas;r, Arlene Dun ning. Sarah Woodward. Owen Price. Cecil I'osey, Tomm Lloul lan, .ynn MeCully. Anb-ll Itraib n, Frank Devaneyand Blaine -Paisley wero guests. - - T ' Lodge Delegates Named at Meeting- Two new members, .Miss Jennie Nielson and Maude Johnson, were Initialed into the Crystal ltoboka:i lodge ;No. fin last night it the weekly session in the Odd Fellows temple. . Dolomites to the grand lodge con vention to be hel'd in Portland for a week, beginning. May were elected. Mrs. Nellie J'lper Is dis trict deputy president - anil dele gate. Other delegates chosen . wore: Mrs. Adelaide Kitchen. Mrs. Ida I leery and Mrs. Martha Mono. Mrs. Mable Ocsterling presided with about f)ft In attendance. . ' - . ' . Dinner- Meeting- Of P.-T. Group i " The officers of the Itiverla' Par . ont-Teacher . association and the inernVrs of the Itiveria study cluli' 'were guests at a delightful dinner served at U o'clock In the Utile chnpel with places for This af fair was given In ai.preclatlon of the Interest shown by the teachers i in the study club this year. Her , be it, livans acted as toastmaster. I Miss Charlene Funs, Miss Her ! ncva Jiunt and Miss Louise Wetzel 'served the dinner. Those present ! worn: Mr. and Mrs. Herbert livan, ('live Moore, M i s. Carolyn Carroll, Miss Florence Smith. Miss Kileen Morolock, Miss Ktnn Kama. MIhh ,l;iIh Garrlek, Min. Nellie (J. Moll. 'Mi's. WlllluiiiKOii. Mr. ml Mr. I' ll. Maani. Air, mid Men. W, I. Httllanl, Mr. unci Mi. Seth 8irrlne, Mrs. I'aiis, Mrs. ewU Vill. Mrs. 1. M. Kennedy and Mrs. Jesse Hpeneer. , Announcements The Willow Parent-Toucher as vociutlon will meet tomorrow after noon at 2:llit o'clock In the school, i Kloctlnu of officers will be held. j I 1 Tbo tlaptlst Womeiuf Aid will , meet tomorrow afturnoon at 2 j o'clock with Mrs. C. K. IPipporsetl. Mrs. (1. M. Mugtilro will lead the .devotional. -'"'. ; .' ! The I. S, of It. of I.. F. and hi. I will moot at the home of Mrs. John Ward at IIMMI Ninth street Friday afternoon with Mrs. Moyd Hick ford and Mrs. Tom llooher assist ant lioriiosses. Wolf Creek To See Two Plays On Next Friday . ity .1. A. ,Mre i (Observer Correspondent) WOI-F t'ltliJiK (Special) The 1 Wolf Creek school will present , tlio plays -J'tJOinrades Courageous" i and "Ileallhlaud Sceri'ts"- at the i Wolf trreek hall ;. Friday t night. I April II. Proceeds are to be used ; lor '-playground, equipment, j lithel Siuionis 'who has been In Portland receiving medical treat - inont for a goiter has returned home. : '- i Mrs. . Charles Nanta and Mrs, j l-Jlias Smith visited iit l.atld Can yon on, Tuesday. 1 Matts Nice, who was tiadly t bruised and shaken up In a run ( away accident on Monday, was in Maker Tuesday consulting a phy ! slclan. ..." j Mrs!. Leonard And ell', who wits In a linker hospital receiving medi cal treatment, Iihh returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fisher who have boon living nt Itedlands, Cal.. have rentoit t lie Grandma Gilklsiiu place ami have moved there. Morton Pavis, of I'nlon. was a business visitor here n few days ligo. The Wot'lh-whlle Sewing club met at the Charles N'ttutz liouie luyl Saturday. Those prevent were llai barn Harrison, liesslte and Daisy NumU and Virginia Nice and the local loader, Mrs, A Hie Gor ham, Saul Coles has entered school here, William ICoster made a trip to Huglo Valley Sunday and brought back a roan Durham hull. Mr. and Airs. Geurge lAirrlsou ? nent last weekend In Ui Grande visiting with their daughter and her hmhuud, Mr. and Mrs. Char les, lirby. M';-. Miller, of Pondnsiu, has rented the M. A. Turner place and moved there last week, . K. O. Tipp was here on busi ness recently. Walter Silgcii. of linker, was here on business Monday. Mrs. Dora Carr has been re flected to toad) the Wolf Creoli tchool - ti if 1 1 1 ii next year. Miss Father Hlokland, qf Island City, wll! teach the rm which was (might this year by Vivian Johns ton. , . Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Nice nnd son, Glenn, Mrs. Dora Carr and Vivian .loluistop attended n show a( H-iini's' a few days ago. .Miss Fern Mytus spent the week i ud with Allss liva ieo, h. H. O'Hrlen died Tuesday lilht at his home at about 12 o'clock. Former Minister v j i : Dies fn Vienna WAHHINTG'IVIN'. Apr. 3 (API ; Albert H. Washhuin, former mlu- lster lo Auvirlu,: uhu . die I lusi night In a Vienna hoMplta'l, wan President Hoover' selection fr . the nekt amliassador. to Japan. 1 The nnounoemrn( was made at the White House today. ,M. Washburn reiurned to Aus tria two weeks ago to close up the arraiv; of the i'ii)bassy there, lie planned to return to this country, and Iheu take up his duliew In Tokyo as American ambassatlor. 'j William It. ensile Jr., long an-1 a slHtnnt secretary of state, now holds the post In Japan as a spe- i t in I ambaNsatlnr. ' - ,. , i the youngest graduate this spring, has just received a scholarship in tho 1 nlvfunlty -of (Mneiunutl medU . cat Kchool which will pay her (i3fo yearly pas roes and tuition while she works for master's and dortor's degiee p the (tofiartnient of biochemistry, Hh will receive , degree jtro In plmrpiacy. ;, . (Hit!-, II, TO GltAJH A J ; COltVAIJ.IH, Oie Apr. 3 (A)i . Doris Hitrtshorne. 17, Oregon Mtate college senior who is to. he Herlppo institution br Oeeauog inphy Is cooperating with the- navy III ail effort, to tlevotop jtulnl protect vhips from tmirino growths. H 4 EAD COLDS Melt hi boiling wattr and Inhale Tuporsi alio inuff up note. OVCR V MILLION JARS USED YEARLY i , - 1 ' " I STATE Theatre NOW BEING IN THIS INSTALLED THEATER m a m m mm m ft THE EMDLEM OFJWPERFECT SOUND WATCH FOR OPENING DATE SEEDS FERTILIZER INSECTICIDE For Your Garden Buy! Now While Stocks , Are Complete at rorlsts Cabbage & Cauliflower Plants Now, Ready at . :" " OUR GREEN HOUSES ' . on West Adams Ave. NEW COAT FASHIONS WONDERFUL SHOWING OF THE NEW SPRING GARMENTS FOR SPORT & DRESS WEAR POPULAR FABRICS , English Tweeds, New Covert of New Light Weight, New Basket Weave " SMARTEST STYLES The Graceful Straight Line Cape Coats and the New Flared Models VERY SPECIALLY PRICED at $15.00 -$17.50 -$25.00 POTMAN Xourunderwear; WEAR .; WE'RE just becoming well acquainted with them, but what a riot of hilarity our new family of laughmakers has caused aU ready. Entertaining readers is their job and every reader, young or old, is enjoying their an- GLORIA by JULIAN OLLENDORFF tics... in just a few weeks, Scorchy, Gloria, Modest Maidens and Village Life have become household fix tures. Comedy is the main business of these features SHIRTS ; - AND i SHORTS ! When the locker-room choral society meets, you'll he in, style if you're clad in Coop ers shirts and shorts. And you'll he comfortable too.' The clastic belt insures snug, no-binding tit. ; 'We arc showing a com plete line of Coopers shirts and shorts. Gay colors cor-; rect designs long-wearing comfort fabrics and prices that will meet your pocket-hook-easily. Come in. today let us show you how snap-1 py shirts and shorts can be. , SCORCHY SMITH by JOHN C. TERRY but you'll f bid romance, adventure and real life stories as the characters are put through their paces The MODEST MAIDENS by DON FLOWERS Artists who created these outstanding strips and car toons, have many surprises in store for you. OSCAR HITTS CARTOONS of VILLAGE LIFE They're bringing you a carnival of real fun, Attend the show daily THE EVENING OBS ERASER
