La Grande evening observer., April 18, 1930, Page 3, Image 3

Friday, April 18, 1930
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Pace Thre
DniEiry NEWII
Neighborhood Art
' Club Mets At
Thompson Home)
A very intercHtimr nroirram of
tin1 Neighborhood Art club vuh on-
joyed yesterday at the homo 01
Airs. Jennie Thomjksoii when the
"Architecture uf tiu Jt'enalssaiicc" ,
was studied in the continuance of 1
the general subject, "Ksered Archi-
nfternqon at Miss Aiibon'B homo.
The talk was illustrated with many
urt specimens, including some very
old and ruro articles.
At ihe nrcvloii.H mocllhir Mm l
H. Itubinson hud charge of an iu-
tercsling topic, dealing Uh the
nrcl 'nlumlifiiii iiu'mn liiKiti.iinc ii.
SSunl and the Aconiu. t'onsideruhle
preparation for this snhjwt was
made and much inutcrlui rociiv.i
from ' Texas I i lira rios.
tocturo.
Mrs. It. H. Fleming ktuvo a
thorough introductory tnk
of the renaissance period. This wan
followed by .Mrs. Thompson's ac
count or tho renaissance architec
ture In which she particularly men
tioned tho St. ivtor'8 cathedral.
J$mh talks were very interesting
und worn followed by discussions.
'
Charming Dinner
. And Bridge Party
At a rhnrminK diiiih-r-btidfro liiat
nisrht Dr. unci .Mrs. (SeoiKo llofl
luun enlorhiinoii thi-lr diluur nil
the . Kamjuwen Inn' with covpt
luid -fnr tu-pnly-four. Siu-in. flow
eiv won- an offortlw luhlc dprorii
Unn. ' .. . - '
' .Mrs. Ciooigo ' .McDiinnld nnil
liawrmirc II Mil Avon hnnorx for hlKh
tally. - Consolation award wuh pvcs
I'lltc J 16 lira. ItoliWt CJlllnn. ;.
, .' . -..,
Pottery of South
.? Discussed at Meet
'.Mrs. Thompson Is
Hostess to Club
I Mrs.' ('hosier I,. Thompson was
j hostess to her club yeslerduy after
noon at her homo, with two tab lew
jut play. Decorations wciv in a
; pretty Krister theme",
i - Mrs. Walter 1 'aimer won first
jnward and Mrs. rhnrlcs Graham
received consolation. A dainty two-
course luncheon waa so. vt-tl follow
ing curds. The next meeting will
bo with Mrs. It. V. Copsoy, May I.
the radio gave added enjoyment
during the dinner. Those present ;
worn Mr. nnd Mrs. Itcnwlck 4lnrko,
und t'larico T-iyinr, Mr. and Mra. i
Jtalph riarko and liobbie. Miss)
Hlantihe ('Wirko, Floyd 'Mnrke. Wil-i
Hum J lull. Alice Kllppel, Mabel!
Morton und the host and hostess.
'
Club Entertained
At Sacajawea Innj
' Members of the Jolly Bridge club!
wore guests of Jrlns. A. V. Sanforri
Thursday afternoon at tho Saca- j
juwea Inn nt u delightful bridge- j
. luncheon. The Kaster idea was j
j used in the decorations in a color j
.scheme of yellow and groen feat-
tiring daffodils.
J Mrs. Juiia lilatt won first prize
with three tables a, play. Second
"award was won by Mr. url Don
han. Mrs. V. . Williams will be
the next club hostess. May 1.
, Bridge-Luncheon :
i At the Sacajawea
: MODEST MAIDENS -:-
Trade Slarke ttoglstratlon Applied For U. S. Patent Office
Dinner Given At
! The Clarke Home
The pottery of the south during
the early Indian periods was Miss
Margaret Anson's subject which
was well described at the ineettn;,'
or the ltambier's Art elnss Monday
( A Very lovely dinner was given
last evening by Mr. and Mrs, Itob
ert f'larko at their homo at. 1'002
Oak. street In. honor, especially of
Mho second birthday of their granil
;son, Hobbie Clarke, son of Mr. and
JMrs. Ualph Clarke. The dinner
i guests .were also reminded of the
forty-sixth wedding anniversary
of, the liost and hostess which was
, tho preceding day. April lti. The
' rqnst lui liey dinner was served buf
fet style nt seven o'clock, tho dec
orations nil hef ng nugge.stive of tho
Kaster season. .' Stainer's Vantuta.
'"I'ho (V-.ielfixion'' coming in over
At a di-lightful bridge-luncheon
Mrs. K. Jtorstman was hostess to
her club yesterday at the Sacaja
wea Inn. i 'overs were laid for
twelve at a table attractively dec
orated with yellow nnd while car
ua lions and Hiuipdmgons.
Mrs. Mabel Hutchison won first
award ut cards,- with Mrs. Herbert I
DavJos receiving consolation prize. ;
(litest prize was presented to Mrs. i
Ualph Winters.
The next meeting will be a no
hosless luncheon at the Union ho
tel. May 1.
. , m
Thursday Bridge
Club Entertained
lnrsnins 6e lb.
plnach 10c lbs; 3 for 5e,
Hrussela sprouts 25c lb.
Cucumbers 2"p each.
(Sr4'n onions 2 for 6c.
Cuuiiiipwei Ibc lu.
C'olery 2c.
Olery heart 20e.
Turnips 16c n bunch; 2 for '.
Oreo a poppers 36c.
Artichokes 2 far 3.c.
Kadlshes So bunch.
Tomatoes 2rte. lb.
lthub:irt & lb.
; Asparagus 16c.
lU-rf
Kulter, creamery 47c lb., 2
90e.
' l'-tfss 20c doa.
Cheese mo tb.
Honey COmh. 36c a squaro.
IViiits .
- JJanaims lc. Ib.
Cal. strawlierrles 2fc
Apples $1.50 41 2.5U.
Kemons ittv. doz.
Orunges 59c do..
Meats aud I-'IrU
llef boil lfi20c.
Chops and steuks SScfffdOc
Kresh sjilmon i)v lb.
Halibut :tlic lb.
AVIATOIl IS SATI-:
cup.
SALT I.AKK 'CITY. April I S
.! ; John Ilium, Sesttlo, ,
Wash., president of the North
west Air so vice, rcjuuted missing,
lust night, pent the night nt ;
i'oeatello, Idaho, and h-M this
uiorniug in IiIk plune en route :
home, said Information .'received.'
here front I'ocatello.
fountain ILQJNC1H
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nnd want wide selection
and first-class food with
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"She looked ixysllivcly MoiJjiil Why. she whs woni'lm- hot
hist season's ensemble, ' 'f
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Strong; fibre board 29 by 29 inch
top covered with moisture-proof
black 1 covering, sturdy frame
with metal corners. Hardwood
legs fold on automatic '.locking
braces. Mahogany finish, 2(5 in
ches. high. Aregular $1.79 value.
At n (Icllli'l fill afrornoon of
lii'lilKC yU-H. I). W. Slono was IiohI
ohs to the Thursday HrirtHro club
yoHtcrday at h'r iiomo in (In Ijm
ilis Coui't apurtmcntH. Mrs. W. S.
Jlari'r won the t'luli prtzo ut two
tallica or cards.
Entertain Bridge
Club Last Night
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jones were
hosL and hostess to the Triangle
Hrldge club last night at their
homo when , -.three ; tables of cards
wore enjoyed.
Mrs; Hon Gaily and Henry Itiley
won first honors at cards, with
Mr. and Mrs.'w. J,. IJoyt receiving
guest prize. Dainty ref rohments
were served nt tho close of tho
The club will meet with Sir. nnd
Mrs. liert Webb, May U
Bible Searchers ' .
, Class Installs
DeliciouH rerroshiiieiits ' were
served later In the afternoon. Mrsl
Knkin, Mrs. 'Wright nnd Mrs. Kliza.
both Unci; will be hostesses at the
next meeting. May 21. .. - .
News of Wedding
Received Here
j Word has been received of the
marriage of Hnjnnond I'ayton, for
j merly of this city to. Miss Frances
j J luntington, of Portland, recently
in .Vancouver, Wash. They are
I making their home in Portland. ;
Mr. l'nyton is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. K. J'nyton of Tigard, Ore.,
who nre .also former residents of
I-a Orande. Jie Is a graduate of
the local high school and graduated
at Oregon Htnto college.
qaardt, Mrs. Ralph layers. Mrs. O.
N. TaiHtington, MiH.,Cl:iude Cooper,
Miss Annetta Johnson, Mrs. Mamie
Kpeckhart, Mrs. Will AUIer and
Miss Alyce Cook.
Elect Officers
. At May 1 Session
Nomination of officers was held
last night at the meeting of tho
women's auxiliary of the ICugles
.lodge with a large number nltend
, ing. , Kleclion will be hold May J.
fMrs. E. F. Walden
Shoots Landlady,
Jumps To Death
Cl II ( A (JO, A pri 1 IS ( A I )
Wfllhim Costello shot and ser
iously wounded his landlady. Mrs,
Maijorle ltyan. le. a twelfth floor
room of a Loop hotel lust night
and leaped to hl death when po
lice arrived.
. His body -ricocheted off a sedan
pnrked at the ' ctirblnr, plunged f
tluoiigh an open . coal sliuto and
terrified - a neuro stoker ' in tlte j
hotel boiler room." , I
t
The night iilvniaU from the north
'wii I stolen li'iHt hljjht,' and. thq
driver of the'. tr,nclt ( In .which it:
was being carried from the, mu-?
ulcljiiil nlr port Kldnup'ed. , ;' :i
I i Klvo . pouches, two containing
i registered. -wait valued nt a jMUIo
more than $25. 'were taken. Tho-trnch-ilrlVHr.
Adolph Ktohno.Hvas
finally set filte,; and he rnn ienr-
ly half a mile to t e lop h on Oj first
CM''H'AOO, April IS (A! news of the robbery.
Night A irmail From
The' North Stolen
Committee Plans
Auxiliaiy Dinner
STATE Theatre
TODAY AND TOMORROW
HE-NHY D. MEYEfl
NAT CORDIS H
n ..' . fl'jSl 8&h' .'ir)
"v f fTHt ALL-DIALOG.
-- xV. sMNOING.OANCING
' ""VSf-v- 'i AND DRAMATIC
mm
WITH
BETTY C
The Hinie Sefirehei's clnss of the.
Presbyterian church mot fo- a so
cial afternoon Wednesday at1 the
church parlors with Mrs. M.
Jloyt. Mis. Giistav Wissler an l Mrs.
JOva Wissler hostesses. The devo
tional was led by Mrs. II. P. Lewis.
Installation of officers was con
ducted by the Itev. .1. George WuIti
as follows: M rs. Marry Turner,
president: Mrs. William llarelay,
vice president; Mrs. Kvt Wissler,
treasurer: Mrs. .Johji M. Miller, sec
retary: Mrs. Ilohurt Kaktn.-teach-er:
Mrs. J. K. Wright, assistant
teacher. '
A pleasing program was pres
ented wilh numbers by Mrs. Chris
Miller, Mrs. John Miller and little
Griseldn Uusey. Mrs.; Miller sang
"Mother Macree." Kipling's "17 Rn
vio" was read by Mn,. J. Miller and
M iss tiriselda sang "Doffy-down-
dilly."
tenibers of the Y. V, K. A. ban
quet comuiittee held . Beeond
meetiug last flight' at the homo, of
I.Mrs. Ualph Hyers to make ar-
rangements for -the -auxiliary din
ner to tnke place May 6 at the T.a
Crrando' hotel. .
j Any member who wishes to bring
a guest is urged to do so, and nny
j one Interested in becoming a nienir
I her of the organization is Invited
; to attend.. ' 1
j Tickets will be on. .sale, Kaster
j Monday and may 'lie secured from
Miss ttlanche Clarkt at f'larke's
, florists or. from any of tlie com
: mitten members,
! The bannuet Is' tlie time when
-the plans for the neNt year are
1 made, the -officers for the coming
'term chosen,' and might be caileO
.the beginning of auxiliary for
J lnS0-l!):tl. An entertaining and In
j t crest in? progrnm is being iirrnng
,ed. Coniniittco mpinler.s aro: Misn
I'-rancos Mengor, rhalnnan; Miss
Nell Orimmott. Miss Alloo Mai-
1 rrvvaaioMMoe
o o
I Bay
o
o
o
In Which to Vote for
MISS MAJESTIC
Double votes (60,000 to 120,000) will
be given tomorrow for the sale of a
Majestic Radio thru any of these
contestants:
Rernetfa Pierson
Vivian Gallagher
Virginia Smith
Tli el in a Fuller
Othella Webb
Min. Lynn Wright
Mildred Smith
Nelle Woods
Gwendolyn Litton
Mrs. Charles Weis
Margaret Geddes
Mrs. Walter Brown
Pearl Hauntz
Leah Bra ni well
R-E-M-E-M-B-E-R
All Miss Majestic coupons from The OBSERVER and
ARCADE THEATER must be deposited in the ballot
box in the foyer of the ARCADE by 9 p. m. tomorrow
night at which time the con lest will officially end and
ballot box removed.
CONTEST SPONSORED BY,
H. & S. ELECTRIC CO.
AND .. L
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Hostess at Bridge
Mrs. K. R Walden enUu'tained
the N. 1J. li. club yesterday after
noon at her home with three tables
of bridge. . Decorations were In an
Kaster theme. Mrs. Russell Davy
made high score winning first
prize. Second award was won by
Mrs. It. JT. Smith.
A dainty two-course luncheon
was served Inter in tho afternoon.
Mrs. Boyd pldcoclt will lie the next
hostess, May 1.
P.-T. Committee
Plan For Spring
The executive committee of I lie
Greenwood J'nrent-Tojioher asso
ciation met Wednesday afternoon
nt" the Greenwood school and dis
cussed the showing of the Green
wood section of the grade school
operetta at ' Greenwood, Friday,
April 25. Other school features
will be added to the program and
an admission charged.
Tho nominating committee will
make Its report at the meeting this
afternoon, when . election will be
held and installation wilt take place
at a latter date. ,
The last regular meeting will be
held Mny 9, the day of the annual
Greenwood school art exhibit In
the school building and is planned
for the evening. The serving of tea
at the art exhibit was discussed
nnd will lie taken hefore the mem
bers for final decision.
A basket social was planned for
May JG In the evening, to be held
in some place other than the school
building.
Announcements
The : Kplscopal church school
children and children of all Kpls
copal families including the cradle
roll may attend the Kaster egg
'hunt tomorrow afternoon at .
o'clock on the luwns of the rec
tory iiml clr.irch given by the
church school. Previous o the
hunt, Miss Gertrude Wagner, will
tell stories In the basement of the
church.
Tho unniversnry program of the
Crystal Itcheknh lodge will be ob
served ut the Odd Follows hull
Wednesday evening, April 23 after
a short business acsslon. An enter
taining program Is arrtingo( and
all Odd Fellows, Uebekahs and
their famine are urged to attend,
The Htake Hoard of the M. I. A.
Is having a girl's program on Sat
urday night at 8 o'clock at the f.
f. A. hall. The MeehJvo Girls Of
Haker. I'nlnn, Imbb-r und ih First
and Second Awards of lt Grande
wfll give their years work and con
test work. The public Is invited
and there will be no admission
chnrged.
At
IXCAL MAtfliKTS
Spring u 26c Ib.
Heavy hens 20c Ib.
Light faena 14c lb.
8tag 8c lb.
Flour
Hard Federation (hard wheat)
fi.00 bbl.
Soft wheat $5.80 bbl.
Hard Federation $1.70 per 40
Ib. sock.
IA CJtANPE RfcT AIL MARKETS
Sugar 100 lb. sack $0.25.
Vcgv-tMble4
Ketted Gem potato $3.60
wick.
1'araley 6c bunch.
Cahhuge 15c Ib.
Lettuce 16 fir 25c head.
Itudtshes 6c hunch.
Yllor onions 3e Ib.
Green peas 20c lb.
Klor. new potatoes 20r, Ib.
( 'arrets raliforntn, lop bunch;
2 for ittc.
Sweet potatoes 3 lbs. 29c.
ac:
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Ready for Easter a remarkable display of Hart, Schaff tier
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The Best of the Season's Styles
T7WR the younger man trim fitting, broad-shouldered suits with well-
X defined waistlines. For the mature man models eq
more conservative in line and fabric.
equally smart but
Just arrived,
on to you at
$29 $34 $39
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Reliable Made .
$22.50
SHIRT SALE
500 NEW EASTER SHIRTS
Purchased at a special low price and passed
UNUSUALLY A TTRA CTI VE prices Collar
attached or band styles.
Fancy Broadcloth
$1.00 3 for $2.75
Silk Striped Broadcloth
Shirts that should sell
for $2.50 and $3.00
$1.85 3 for $5.00
Easter
Hats
$3.85
. 9
.... Plain Color and Fancy
Broadcloth
$1.50 3 for $4.00
Plain Colors in Rayon Collar
Attached Shirts. Ordin
arily $3.50 seller.
$1.95
Easter
Oxfords
The Stooc For Evenv Man
$5.00
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