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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 17, 1930)
Thursday, April 17, 1930 Page ElgET EE GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, Ct GRANDE. ORE. J. C. Penney Co. sponsors the sleeveless mode in new plain materials and washable prints Select YOUR Easter Suit a At WESIDUVETS I Free Valetor Pressing for 6 months. o o o o o o a o o o 0 to d3So(DD tyfedt&zifr Sue. Eastern Oregon i Holiness Meet Held At Cove Ity Mrs. A. (.'. Coiiklhi (Observer Correspondent ) l.'OV K, Ore. (Special) Tho (las lei ii Oregon 1 1. -j lines as-novta-(lull ini't ill (Jove Tuesday. April la. There wan a larjie attend -iineo with representatives from linker, Wallowa, Joseph, North Powder. Telocuset ami I .a (.Iran do. The- 'Itov. 'Judson T. Perkins, sup pcrintendciit of the missionary district at Hyderabad, India, preached In the mot nfiu; from tho l.'tth chapter of John. The I : e V. ". A . Winters a ml M r. Winters, from I taker, were here ami contributed some very lovely nmslu for the program. There were several other muMcal num bci and xume readings. A part of the program war in the after noon and also In the event mr. The liev. ami MV. Perkins and two dmiphterH appeared In Indian costume in the evening and save fume very interest Ihk details of tile life of a mis-rhinary union t; the people of India. Gordon Mills, who is utlemlinv Harvard university, has written to his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Mill, that ho bus heen listed niiion the honor students. ills parents ami his many friends horn feel very proud of his achievement. ' Gordon was j-rndu-nti'd from the Cove H.'jih sehool In the summer of lMifi and afier graduation spent n year In Cali fornia where he attended Oeei b'lttal oolleirc. lie went east In 192 and entered Harvard in the fill. Mr. and VJ s. Louis Peek re turned a few days aifo from Salt t ike City where they attended I ho eenle.iary celebration t,( the ).. W A. ehureh. They went with ItMiop ami Mi-s. Kohhr, of l'n Ion. point; by ear. The trip took two days, spending the next nii-ht at llriKhiiiu City, where Mrs. Peck Jtac u 1 trot her. Several oUht people fi em Cnlon went ith then, making a party (.f ten. Mis. Peek is most enthusiastic over the wonderful event. The paiteant and the many beautiful things that made up the program fr ttiis anniversary. While there Mr. and Mrs. Vwk viMied (heir uVmihtor, Mrs. Arleno It ess. and their son. Ituy. w Iio with their r-mllles make their home in If I. a lie i ity. hey also have sev eral other relatives there as It is ther home town where Mr. 1'eek was born n nd rea red u n M rs. Poclt was horn finite near. They both resided there, until coming west years njjo. V. A. I.toid has iuovim! his bar ber shot Into tlu- building next to the post office. His new quar ters are more attractive than tho old and are nlso in a belter loen lion, he believes. (Irover Simmons nioVcn his household iroods Tuesday into the MUt Mitchell house w hero the fumlly will make thulr huiue. L. M, Laird is making some Improvement:- in the Simmons house ami will be ready to move in a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Karl lenders, of Im Ginndc. who have purchased a home in Cove, are making dally trips over. They are having some repair;! and improvements made in their home here and expect to move over soon. small i:i.i:innc i:vi;,( to.vi uous LAiitii: suis schi:m:ctahv. x. y. (aim Kleeti ie eyes - -the photo-ele-. ic cell aie not very bit. Some of them in use here are not much larger than a human eye. sonic hat resembling the radio lube. One or these tiny mechanical eyes controls a new electric .-i;n on top of a laboratory huildfm,' ot the (leneral Kloctric company. It turns the slvn on and off p. 'ui.liu?,' to (he amount of daylUht. hcmieal Sireuthetis Tiff LOCJIKSTKIt, N. V. (AIM rhcnylcuedi.imlm s. w hieh are synthetic, oi anie chemie.ils, are important to ailtoisls because they aid in sii -enm helling rubber in tire,. They an jit uitf uf a long li--t tr eliemlcals that in the last I.', years have helped to increase life o tires. New Oil en atory Couriered lti;i;l,IN ( AIM Kreci ion or a (mm man aMtriiiiomic al ubservatory al Wlndhuti. Southwi-t Africa is under consideration by (he I'ris tian Acad. -my of Srb-nee. I'rofes sor I'aul triithnick. director of the l.er'hi-Cal.eNhuri? observatory. .--ci-nily lnestm.ited the feasibility of the project. Chicago spent more than 1 .OMfi.hiMt ,, reiuov mg the record-breaking snow fall - ly Inches f March IT. and .-'i. " - -- - - ! t 1 .... S A-L-W-A-Y-S At Your Service With the Lowest Prices in Town Read once more our Wednesday's advertisement on page S of this paper, where you will find the greatest savuigs on Kaster apparel for the whole family. See our window display and be convinced that we scour the eastern markets for the highest grade, nual Ity merchandise and sell it for the lowest known prices. 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IVitmII H'l.-MTwr corrc-pontlrnt T.Vtt N SpM laI) Til.- Wo man's fliilt ha Urcn working Ir (mil" llnti lo armns a sio-iul cvcntDiJ I'rogram an J tX vt-ry foriunulo Itt having M i s. thty and hr aiMunl la lu present and t)rannttl "A lantern tn H-r H:ntl,' Tho fuHowtns vrotrrant will t Rtvi-n this at tin cltiohuUM': I1ri Mrt !. String ijiurrt-t r.mn Cvctt " n. Am tl on St tin, OlhHn IN-laney. Jr?sU' Si act y ami Thcl nub Van llntitcii. r. Vocal suto Liny Trlm ttlr t M :! I'mi T0 If.-. 1. Skit iKtrn Truulcr and Aud-; r- j1 von Stein. ? f.. I am ; l.i I Kolirri.-. G. (tirl:: miiirtet Jroui of M- ; f ishiMn.'d MMti..--N.-ll and Val ; ! KiM-rtwii. lAKitii Spray. Krla Clark i ii nd lltkn Hulac. lAittii In Hrr llamt" ' Itincttl hy Mahcl iH)ty j 1'hiiracten AM.i I Val Vr?i. Itoatrico Youns ! 5nn-f Mrs. Wliltrr H'itrhln!on t Si rah l.utx Mrs. K K. Kurhy , Kathir Mr?. M iU a Kallow l-jnin Uladv liohcrts '- Nuinhvrttl anrvni; tho hucocss- 1 fill rUht-ttu'ii r.tiiirti.l rtv : In tho flhlnr soaMn rc tho three; j youthful Mind f Mr. and Mrs. ; ' Koy I'onklin. Thv y raino tn from : tho Mil' pond t . in. Tm dav ; with pouit'thlny nvor 4" flno trutit. j I 'an Jlr. of l t tlund. ho j ;.mo to l nto.i In 1ST nd who , l..rr in.vli- 1'.. J'onv t'r k , at tho la'vy honw. .pfnt a nup)o of days thl.- wovk visilin? olil Cronos and friend.-'. 1 1 also visit od In l-i (IiMtido whorr ho had formerly lived. Sir. itml .Mrs. II. N ln an-1 family nr nxov'nir ovor frmn Kn torprWo this week and will inaks. their homo ith his sistor. Mj-s. Nettie JC Jcli. thi; suminor. Mr. and Mrs. T. 1. Smith and M r. f ioorso Kill ! a i o pta n n i n -c to drive to tloodin today to :it Jane uml help h-r r.-hhrato hvr birthday. Attorney U I. Allen. f Wal. loun. a." In the oily yorterd:i n.iktnfr ploawint rails n-i tho business men uml oihrn Intoro---cl In tho oominc oloctbn. His lntervt Is rfntrnd in lh of f too o the representative !or vh: h ho Is a candidate. Two local cittniiji attondo! the nwttnttay lunch tf the I'nlon chain-l.i-i i fiiimtnt h' l-i'M-l City Tip shiy at which ir-my Cor bott. c:indfdatn for covornor. was a !p"iikor. ' T hoy report a con--irnatho. progressive tMk eiven bV Ml. t'orbott. And tho llnn.-r servt-d by the Presbyterian 1-jid- ! ic.-.' Aid must hav'tiern a feast J jiidmnij from their expressions of appt oval. Mrs. T. N. K'-rr-has been iiii(e ill the past feu day but Is much improve! at present. Her dauj-h- tor. Jlxs. rlaude Uoushton. drove I ir fnnu KUitnath Kails Mondiy evonimj. Wtlb'ir lavis. Mrs. Viola Park er and '(- Torrull were buincs v i s 1 1 ors in I k-i k er on VeJ n esday. Miss Ib'thene- Miller wa.t piveg a cuod deal of prominence by Se attlo jpers for" her solo dancing to i rv 'cnt roUucllon staged by the Co-nish sehotd of music and art. She is a pupil or Dm Soei lrc ai t ha.- aio taken work in M''a-d ,tUdb.-. m:ati: j iahux. i ih i by nti. m:ci:ktku WA.smirni.v AP) ciirlj clerks and slonirrapher: have brokn Into th saered prr-einets! of the ponat" floor. ' ror the first time in history feminino members of tho sena tors' official families have ap peared on the floor to supply am munition for fervent speeches. Ioris Swayze, secretary to Sen ator Frederick Stelucr of Oregon. 3'ippll-d him with facts luut lumber d urine one of his rt-cent speeches demanding a duly on the product. Ruth Klder. .5. stenographer In th office of Senator Norrig of Nobrttska. came arily upon the senate floor In response to the senator "c request fo a certain flic. Sho wont, out ajruin quickly. Itul .ysa . Swayie stood her Kiuund. surrounded by a form id .??b .,!at.l. ..f pajnrL. I Us an-l do-uiiK-m rclatim- t the lumber industry. Whoiievi r Senator Striver want.d any of th-m for roferenc :i lit!re da. b d back to the pirl secretary. Miss Swayze is an Ore sua Kill (imi is thoroughly famil iar with the lumber industry coi,lj;t;- lIKS STt- M'ilTllAAlPTU.V. Ms. (AP) imth coiioc,. students hero have dealt a blow to the theory that women students perfor kocImI activm t MU(Il(.s Although only oV..n niKhts off the campus are ahowed each semester, less than a third of the i-irl have ut'1 lh" nuixiiimm number. Tinuy-uno women students of Ihe I niveiNHy of nimois had per fect sehortie averages during it" in t- over.
