La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 19, 1930, Image 3

La Grande evening observer., April 19, 1930, Page 3, Image 3

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 19, 1930)

Prev Page of 10 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.5 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 10 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextSaturday. April 19. 1930 Page TnVea - T A U A Willi' TT'TrTT'ATTTkTn AnPT?TITri?TT T ntfTtl nim SpniEiry fjiEwir Two Little FFOSBlos'...;........aramm stalled by a past president of the Billy Hough organization. An April Shower ..... ...... Lemont . A silver tea will ho served from Former, Residents jlonoiine Mr und Mrs. Earl rnolds of Kiumath Falls, who viHitors hern thin k-ail- it nmi Ji. Lynno A. iiohncnka'mp wore n unu nosiess at dinner Thurs- t evening at their hnmo. f'nvnffi jiymiu ror ion at a table at fcflvely centered with red tulips, flio Keynolds wore former icsl nts of this city. rs Warren Gilbert Hostess at Bridge s 1 At a delightrul afternoon of rils Mrs. Warren Gilbert was ulcus to the Junior Bridge club stcrduy afternoon at her home. Ting flowers wore attractively j-anged about tho rooms. Mrs. Dale Cox received first lion 8 and Mrs. William Hcughan isolation Mrs.,Melvin Larson Is a guest. Uainty reCreshmcnts 410 served following bridge. Irs. Lela Jones Hostess to Club 0 ' 11 JUrs. Lola .Tones was hostess to i Island City lirldgo club yes- lay nt her home which was at- cuvc ; wun spring 1 lowers and ips. 'J ho club prizo wiiH wor. Mrs, -J j, M. Hoyt,una Airs. K. icobsen received guest prize. A iinly luncheon was served follow er citrus. Mrs. Joo llarneon will J tho njL'xt hostess i t Irs. Shoemaker Is Speaker at Meeting .Chapter I of P. E. O. met yes- fi-day at tho homo of Mrs. C. It. perlmrd with Mrs. Is. B. Moo as- stinK as hostess at a chtirming J 11; noon served at 1:30 o'clock, plrs. It. Ij Shoemaker, of -Elgin, ivc an interesting hook review, plio Art of Thinking," by Abbe linnet. , , . benefit Party To Be Monday Evening jTho public is invited to . attend Co benefit card party Easter Mon- Uy evening. April 21 at tho. rundo hotel ballroom given' by (1; women members of -the coun y club. The commltleo has been orking diligently for the past sov ?il weeks endeavoring to make Ms event .1 successful ono. -Numerous prizes will bo award 1 and after cards, refreshment's 1 be served. Reservations may made by calling any country lib member of Mrs. IT, M. Bay, ttuirjmin, at tho La Grundo hotel. Missionary Group ' I In Enjoyable Meet A score or more members of the .gh. school girls missionary so ?iy of thu Methodist church held pe of their splendid meetings last ening at tho homo of Miss Gonc- p:vo Adler near La Grande. A pot- Iclc supper wns served at 0:30 and is was followed by the business l etlng presided over by tho presi nt, Alius Bornelta l'lerson. Tho fcson presented by Miss Marylou per for tho- evening from the uly liook, "The One Who Went iid tlie One Sho Found" had to p with Miss Fray an early mis pnnry ' in Korea.. .: Tho ono sho pind was Miss Helen Klfn, a j-aduate of Euha college In Seoul, torea,. Ohio Wesleyan, at Bela 'aro, Ohio and BobIoii university, o givo further interest a personal Iter was read from Miss Poonok jin, also a graduato of Ewha )l!ege, -who is doing graduate ork In homo economics at the fegoii Ktato college. Tho. girls In 10 1,11 Grande society havo 'many Snlaets with foreign work and reign students in this country tich is a great incentive to their Vd'. The reports of their play rhe Color Line" given last Sun- y at the Methodist church were ito satisfactory. G. S. Preparing . For Spring Party The regular business meeting of A. G. H. of the high scliooi hs held Thursday, when. Miss Ma il JJoty, librarian, gave an inter ling tallc on library work as a trillion .Many of the girls have expressed interest- .for a nature study iss, in responso to which Miss . iry Druley, instruclor of biology plained her plans for sueh a PKs which" would bo open to all (Is of tho high school. fl'ho A. G. S. point system, as r; ied, was unanimously adopted by , i girls. By this syslem the girls ay earn a number of points ac rdnig to their activities and after jhifrig so many points arc entitled jan A. G. S. emblem, paciitieline O'Brien, chairman of f entertainment committee, told b girls of the plans for a spring 31y, when ail wear spring dre$ f and arrangements will be In (ping with tho season. It will jihe Just social event of the A. js year. . . accompanied tho local delegation. Tho next quarterly meeting will bo held at Cove. Society Gathers . At Chandler Home The Missionary society of tho Buptlst church met yesterday af ternoon at the homo of Mrs C. W. Chandler on Thinl innt .uk m H. A. ' Vox In chargo of tho pro- B.u.it mo sunjoct was "Tho Melt ing Pot" taken from tho study book "Ocean to Ocean." At the ClOSe Of til. wtf.nl.in gram, Mrs. Judson Perkins gav0 an .....i,B laiK nDout Jndla, Its peonto omi tiiott. n..n.rr..ni Christianity from Mohammodism. 'a wcro in attendance, loiter in tho afternoon il ments wei-o served. There were several visitors present, . 1 Students Present "Seasons" Recital A larure audionrn. tlwit wn.. .nti. interested and nrc-elntlv. ntinmi. ed tho "Itccilul of the Seasons" given by the minilH nr Mfua nn.in Anthuny and Miss Ida" McMeekln, "ursuay evening In tho La Grnndo hotel. The rcritul xt.is nnn. nr cidod interest. Iho both capability and careful prep- iiraLion. miss AlcJIockln s pupils, all of whom, with ono execution. haVO had lCSS thilll nlu-ht mnnth'o "tlldy, showed tho results of care ful teaching of musical fundamen tals. Spring flowers and snap dragons were a pretty setting Kol iowing is tho program: Slimmer Summer. Thoughts J Spear Moonlight on tho J-agoon ....Kriml Marguerite Mcalennlng, ; Hong of the Winds Harris Sunlight Through tho Leaves ..:..:..C. Uurlclgh Lucillo Thompson Aatumn Uarvest l'Vstlval Ciienoweili Uirds of Passago .,'...;....(;. Hurlelgh Auiumn r....: Chamlnado ' Mildred Slandley .. . -Winter Call of Winter .: Harbour Skating Krogmann Lucille Thucker November Sleigh Hide' - Tschuikowsky Coasting . c. yurlelgh . . ;331eanor Hicks Ilerulds of spring (pupils of Miss . . McMeekin) The First Hobln ........ltogers Marguret Thomas Tho Frogs' Serenade. .'..Wright Dorothy Borgin Tho Cuckoo .Thompson , Mary Loney Cherry Itlossoms Wright M ' ; Mary Jane Terry Dandelions : ......Hulston Nancy Leo Lintlsoy Italn I'ittor-Pattora .Button .- Bobby 1-logensen - -Birds In the Branches ........Hogers Darlcono Mlllerlng Marguerite Miller Spring Itustlo of Spring Slndlng Chinese Spring Song Cady Ola Mao Hough Romance ltublnsteln To Spring .. ....r.Grleg .Genevieve. Adler ; . Tho Butterfly .......,.-.:....LavaIler Hark, Hard the Lark':..;.-.....: - j.,..Schubert-Lis2t Barbara Coolldgo 1 '.' s Pythian Sister v- .' Practicing Work Practlceiforvhedegi,ee Work to be given at the Pytnluiroonvention, May 9 was held last night at the mooting of tho Pythian Sisters lodge in tho K. P. hall. Ono can didate was voted upon for 'mem-1 bershlp. A special meeting has boon call ed for noxt Friday. April 2S for tho purpose of making further ar rangements for tho convention, ' Mooseheart Women In Social Meeting ono to threo o'clock tho afternoon of art exhibit, day. Tho chairman of tho tea committee Is Mrs. J. K. Charlton and her assistants are: Mrs. C. F. McPhcrson, Mrs Mar tin Borlne, Mrs. Claude PucJjOtt, Mrs. Willlnm Beery. A bosket social and program will bo held May 10 at 7:30. TUo place will be announced Inter. . Tho picture contest was won by tho pupils of Miss Myrtle Hoyt and Mrs. '.ola Hutchcns. Kneh room will havo tho pleturo two weeks. Announcement was made, that tho women's league of tho L'ustcrn Oregon Normal school will bo at homo on Saturday uftornoon. April 28 from 3:30 to 5 o'clock ut tho normal school. , . , Tho Union county district will meet In . tho Greenwood school building, Saturday, April 20, . at f:30 o'clock Thoro will bo a brief business meeting to revise ono ar ticle of tho by-laws and to secure a nominating committee. ....... 1 Informal Party . . Given Last Night A Informal party was enjoyed lust'nlght at tho hoinu of Mrs. Clydo Ford when a group of wo men friends enjoyed a wnfflo sup per. Cards were also a diversion lunchoon was served. Mr. and Mrs. David. Wyllio rocolved honors for high score. Consolation award was presented to Guy Sponcor.. . . G. I. A. Committees Are Appointed The G. I A. met in regular ses sion Thursday : afternoon lit tho K. P. hall when, committees woio appointed for u benefit card party May 19. .Committees were, also selected for a rummage salo to bo givon within tho noxt two weeks. Following tho business meeting a socint hour was. held and tho fol lowing wero hostesses: Mrs.. Wnltcr Ijmo. Mrs. Peto ; Uedgrin, Mrs. Beery und Mrs. Lola Hutchison. Announcements Tho Art Research club will meet Monday with Mrs. Fred Klddlo at Island City, . Women of tho .'Mooseheart Le gion met last night for a business meeting when plans were laailn for tmnco ann mo irivmir nwnv or a Juno brido hopechest somciimo in PinOChle Clut) Last evening was tho "earning" social when they told In rhyme how they had earned somo money. ivext Friday night tile regular so- j Clark Wood Says Closes Season An albino gopher hus been snali ed In Bilker county. They euuldu't even lot tho poor llttlo freak gopher a romi)! S ' ..Tho United' States scnato ad journed M'onrtay for a baseball game, but the good nccompliwhiMl will bo negligible unless this be comes a dally-custom. , . . Tho word "solan" has no mean ing, and wo niovo as a measure of public policy that It bo sub stituted .for timcsomo speeches that' haven't any clther.i Tho- Oregonlan prints tho pic-' turo of a six-room houso "with attached garage." Generally It's tho cur that's attached. When -tho opportunity Is nt hunij for modern youth to- em brace. It isn't. the opportunity he embraces. Secrotary Stlmson claims sun cessful , accomplishment for the London conference, and can hard ly bo inoro than two-fifths wrong. .Government , of tho United States, It would appear, has ro solved Itself Into tho executive, tho luvcsllgutlvo and' tho judicial. "Stalin . rules In tho Kremilin and by his side fear und distrust govern tho atmosphoro." Yes, hn probably lias to watch his steppes. "f)q Your Wushlng by Tele phone," urges a Portland ad. But with somo degrco. of discretion as rt-garda your ".irty linen. ' Bend Charles Gunderson, Des chutes, doputy sheriff, .took a bath in moonsliino inas'h when he slipped and fell on tho flour of a dugout whoro several barrels of miiMlt had been oroken. -Mr. and-Mrs. E. liorstmnn were linl nml hnDi.e. t ti... i . "... i' rial meeting will he held nt the j lnB or thl, ' , , , , b , , '. homo . of Mrs Sarah Bailey on ut tholr nolllP0 on JUar direct Fril ...XSSKSIWnSnnnnSSn .',: "' , ' .." ""- I any evening. A color scliemo of fens assisting . Greenwood P.-T. A. Elects Officers ; yellow and white was evident In tho decorations, arranged in a theiho of spring. Following curds a two-courso When: (ho Groenwood Parent- jOO Teacher association met Friday af-jgg tornoon at the Greenwood school 'qo much business was transacted, for O O which reason no presented oooooooooooooooooooooooo vuuuuuouuooqoooOOOOOOOOO n n program was qQ CARHARTT 2 0 oo oo Tho report of tho nominaling g gooocooooooooooocioooo o (tiitiiitiu nun KlVl-ll y JVirS. QO vuuuwuvwuyl'JUOUWUO: g unanton, l'rlneipnl II. A. Wilkor- o? iiaitaut i r.r, 6o o o 9 OVERALLS son and Mrs. Bcatrico Young. thof.lowCaree. o o nO a -oo a 2 i oo 1 o i S ! o o 4 oo i oo nO 4 oaaannnnmn i OOlOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCoO i William Berry, president: Mrs. OO Claude Puckelt. vice' president; I g o Mrs. John Ferdinandson," secretary-f o o treasurer. . . i o o o ooooooocoooooooooc ooooooooaoooooooooi ,Tho exoculivo committee meet ing held Wednesday afternoon wm Tho Grcenwoed section-of tho'oo grndo school operetta wijl, with g? other school features, be given Frl-jo day, April 20. A showing espec-t o O -i.n.t ...I... o3 ...... .u. ii uiinuii-ii wiiu a ciiiirgui503000000' ui mi: cems win uc given previous to this nfternoon. It is felt this special performance for children will avoid crowding. of parents Fri day afternoon .; . .. .,. As fho noxt regular meeting date is May 9. art exhibit dav. the as sociation will meet Hint evening i S22222222S220000000 7 HOC I &DOOrO Oltmtead May Be Free By June 1 PORTLAND, April 19 . (Al) officials said today they believed Kmory Olmstend, former president of the defunct Northwestern Na tional bank, now serving a prison sentenco at McNeil Island, would bo paroled by June 1. . Eligibility for parole by May 1G was inado possiblo Friday by com mutation of Olnvs toad's sentence to threo years, ordered by President Hoover. - " '' lloovcp coiuiuuted OlniHtead'tf sentenco after more than 100 Port land business men sought, uloiponcy by petitions. Portland--Umbrcllu - may. vlo with Kaster bonnets in Portland Sunday, tho weather bureau an-' nounced. ' '- I ; STATE Theatre 9 i Field Seeds Garden Seeds Vegetable Seeds IN HULK Oil l'ACKAGKS. FERTILIZERS Bone Meal Tankage Sheep Guano Nitrate bf Soda Sulphate of AmmoUia of Potash Agricultural Lime Vigor o Sawyer- Holmes Mercantile Co. Phone Main 17 " nt 7:30. Klected officers wlll.be In- STARTING SUNDAY FOR 3 DAYS GRETA GARBO' ' ANNA CHRISTIE" ;AIS0" CHARLES BICKFORD & MARIE DRESSLER UMNINNMHMmMNttMNHlttMM LAST TIMES TODAY -:-:'--;.-:LAisov:v; 6TH CHAPTER OF "THE VANISHING WEST" ..- and ;: CHARLIE CHASE COMEDY ,n .. ' ' ' ' ' ' " Tomorrow April 20th La Grande Will Witness a Sensational i Grande Group I Awarded Banner i I'll' U Y. V. V. banner for Ihcj ttt jToiiits in attendance and pro Im was won by tho La Grande np of young people from Iho j I'tixt church at the association s?(infr last niffht in Haines with: ut li0 present, wiih UC attend-j from Ia. Grande. ! f he propram was presented by tho groups of young people. The f. pfcd' Mrs. 15. M-ircu? Ood'lf fy WA TCH! THE FORD STEEL SPOKE WHEEL Drop 1000 Ft. ? A new Ford wheel, the kind used on the Model "A" and Lincoln and equipped with a Firestone balloon tire, will be dropped by Sir? Smith fnom his plane at the IFlying- 1 Circus Sunday. Perkins Motor Co. MAIN 500- COR. 4TH AND ADAMS iV CATCH A PARACHUTE Sig Smith will let loose a lot of miniature parachutes .at the Fljing Circus Sunday. Get one you may get a $15 credit on a new radio or on a Frigidaire. Roseribaum Electric Shop FEATURING ; DARE DEVIL SIG SMITH In H.(D DEATH-DEFYING STUNTS 1 See IJabe Smith hang by a pair of Rollins silk hose supplied by Burnett Shoe Co. 2 Sec Sig Smith hang from undercarriage by a Goodrich inner tube supplied by Jennings Motor Go. ;i ; 3 See parachute jumps. 4 Sec a Tavannes watch dropped from ship 1500 feet in air. 5 Sec Sig Smith release miniature para chutes 2000 feet in air. G Dropping Ford wheel 1000 feel. Fur nished by Perkins Motor Co. Starting 1:30 p. m. McCall field, yz mile south of government field. CI I UP IN THE AIR -HELD ONLY BY A . GOODRICH TUBE f r See Sig Smith hang suspended in the air by a Goodrich inner tube from the landing' gear of his plane at the Flying Circus Sun- day; . - v --' Jennin gs Motor Co. J'l r BABE SMITH WILL RISK HER LIFE SUSPENDED ON A PAIR OF ROLLINS RUN STOP HOSIERY For Sale Dy BURNETT SHOE CO. 'AS - IT'S A TAVANNES WATCH IT A guaranteed shock-proof Tavannes wrist watch will be dropped 1500 feet by Sig Smith in the Flying Circus Sunday. BIRNIE Jeweler