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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 16, 1930)
Friday, May 16, 1930 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, OREGON Page FIra LOCAL Diis-iiiitklutf Classes A latKe KnllieriiiK of women as : milled nt the homo of Mrs. D. C. I'P'iich. 13U0 Y. avenue on Thurs ,lay afternoon the occasion helnp opening of the Woman's Home School of Dressmnklnp. Mrs. i'.litcltlturn, who just' closed a mic i rssful class at Fulk's store, talked :.t the women on the tendency In hoss and the Importance of know ing their own tyi)e and also from ;ln- economic sldo and what It :iH'.tn lo tho home for women to ;,now how to mako their own tullies. Mrs. Krench will begin her lasses on Monday.. Speaks Tonight ToniKht Dr. .Paul Henry I'nok ,id, evangelist ; at the Christian . hnreh, speaks' on "Tho Second 'oinlnjr of Christ." He promises i.) treat tho subject In the light of i vpj itihle passage on the theme. J li.Jii'vanKelist believes the Jewish Moople play a lnrjre part in Jesus 'road coming and Is particularly mxlous that all Jewish friends of i his community hear the sermon. I'here is no service Saturday night. J Jivtcd I res Id cut Another honor to her already itntf list Itt the election of Miss lorothy Klici'hanl, junior in hls ory at tho University of Oregon o tho presidency of Temenlds, ;i mpus branch of tho Order of :;tstorn Star, n a meeting Tuesday 1tpn new officers were elected iid installed. lit Honeymoon Sergeant and Mrs. Alonzo CI. luinn were in La Grando yesterday n their honeymoon. They were Quarried In Western Oregon last Junday. Mr. Dunn is a former La jh Hi ndo man. being transferred jVom hero a few years ago by the Biatc traffic, department. Mr. Dunn :tvho was recently promoted to a geunt, is noyv located at Oregon Official Visit ' I Tin- Ue'. W. F. Shields, of Kn i i prise, district deputy grand mas t of tho Masonic lodge, will make S n official visit at the regular -fneeting of the organization to- ht. Jrovo to KiiterHise 5 Jt. . 1. Iteynaud and C. 11 ana n- ui drove to JSnterprise yesterday p ii a business trip. . rom Wallowa .Mrs. ,(tto Friek, ' Mrs. 'Hugh ougherty, 'Mrs. John It radon and aughter, Alary. Klnlnc, ail of AVal va, drove to Lit Ciraudo yesterday n business, , " Miprving Mrs. Don K, (.Joble is convnlesc ig from a recent illness. She is uirh improved and Is able to NELSON'S Job I'rintinp; Stationary Legal Blanks Ket'oml Sheets for Kvcry Need M011.S.T.CFf. Individual Styles "GAY AS THE SEASON Shoes that fittingly ac company, the newer fashions Moderate prices add still further interest to your choosing; from this varied ' collection , $4.95 to $7.50 KOLLINS RUN STOP ' HOSIERY Chiffons or Service , - Weights $1.50 Pair HQ DO f C O ill yc to LADIES' WASH FROCKS 7 $1.49 - $1.95 & $2.95 ( SILK FROCKS CO oo CO NORTON'S EKDEITir up In a chair for a few minutes each day. Mrs. Coble is at her home at 1805 V avenue. ltetnins Home Mrs, n. S. Fleming returned home Wednesday night, after spending a week visiting friends in Walla Walla, Wash., and Milton and Frcewater, Oregon. Recovering Xlocly Mrs. Charles liedingfield Is re covering very nicely after her operation on last Monday. Able to ho Out Mrs. H. A. Freiberg, who haH been' (11 for some time. Is much better now and able to bo out. Oiillo III A. .X. Doe has been finite 111 at his home, 1708 K avenue, for 'tho past few dajn. Improving Miss Hetty Barnes, student at tho University of Oregon who has been a visitor in 1a Grande for a number of times and was here dur ing spring vacation as a guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. Herman Slegrist, Is improving from injuries received when she fell from a second-story window of the Pi Phi house. She is at the Pacific Christian hospital. Miss Barnes suffered a broken anklo and a -fracture of two Ver trebaes of her back In a 15-foot plunge to the ground. All-Dny Rally ' Tho Eastern . Oregon Holiness association will meet in its monthly all-day rally on Tuesday, May 20 at the Salvation Army hall. Tho morning service begins at 3 0, lun cheon will bo held at noon fol lowed by services at 1 and 7:Q0 p. in. The custom for serving of dinner nnd supper is for all who come to bring things which will help to make up the meals, then all eat together. Chutvh Notice Services at tho Church of the Nazarcne Sunday -will be as fol lows: Sunday school 9:45 a. m. spe cial object lesson; morning wor ship "To Him That Overeomelh." 1 1 o'clock; Young Peoples meet ing 6:30 p. m., Glenn Gillaspey In charge; evening service at 7:30, subject "The Attributes of Love." Swlal Tonight Tho Imbler American Legion post nnd auxiliary are holding a benefit basket socinl at "Wade hall tomorrow evening starting at 8 o'clock. ' Kleotlon Siipiier Tho Ladles Aid nt.Jsiamt i;uy Is serving an election supper tills evening at the Inland City Com munity church. Serving begins at 5 o'clock Hnd will continue through the early evening ',VtVv Uj' R. G. Mason returned home this I morning from Seattle where he i lias been for several days on busi ! news and Is at his shoe shop. Inlllnted Dewey Glastc was ' initiated Into membership at the Eagles lodgo last night when It met in regular session and the regular routine of business was transacted. Mother's day the Eagles held a special ob servance with a dinner nnd social hours In the , evening which was well nttended. Operation P. Barr underwent an operation ;nt tho Grande Rondo Hospital this j morning. He was reported to be 'recovering alright this afternoon. jClmsi'ii lloRluiinl Dlrwtor I -Mis Caroline Kallmann, tenolior ot Spanish at tho La Grando Hl(jh JhuIiooI, was I'hosen ono of kovcii , roRional llroetorn from the Spanish tonchors In tho stn"te who attended the meeting for the formation of ' 1 ho OreKon chapter of the Amerl ienn association ot Spanish Teach ers. ledums llnn Mrs. J. T. Wlllunison returned hoio Wednesday iiiulit from ltoeliester, X; V., where she spent the winter with her daughter, Mrs. G. A. McNeill. Horn YesK'iilny ' I,. M. Smith left this niornlni; ; for Walla Walla after spending i yesterday in Jjl Grande on busi ness, lie Is representative of u radio company of Portland. ltehiiii Home 1 Mr. and Mrs. Franeis Creulieh j returned homo lato yesterday af Iternoon from SpoUane, where Ihey j attended tho llotary convention held in Spokane the first of the SILK PARTY FROCKS Age 2 to 6 $2.98 Age 6 to 14 $5.98 WASH DRESSES Age 2 to 10 With Panties 79c to $2.95 WASH FROCKS Age 7 to 14 size 14 10 6V $4.98 to $9.90 KIDDY SHOP wmik, ; L.f-As H'h'hlY VM u v. S"V JJ'J mhT'4' M HIGHWAY AD 5tKTlQNS . . ; ; r ' i week. Mr. and Mrs. Groulleb stop ped in Milton on their return and ;MIss Charlotte Norman, of Milton, 'drove to La Grando with them and remained over night at the Greu iltch home. She returned to Mil ton today. At. the Hotels Tho following are registered at local hotels: L. Zenwick, Portland: .Too Safrane, Portland: Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Black, Portland; Glen il). Hardy. Portland; K. H.. Shea. I Portland; A. 33. Cunderson, Port land; F. V. Croser. Portland; It. M. Schwarli!, Portland; Lloyd S. Arnold, Dixie, Wash.; C. H. An derson, New York; Myrtle JJalzlel, lortIand;' Selma Ball, Mrs. L. It. Lembke and Geratdinc Iembke. Boise; J. O. Perry. Portland; track leant from Coeur d'Aleno, stop ping here on its way to Baker; O. F. Collins, Portland; Earl S. Young, Boi.se; Mrs. (i. T. Wods, Coeur d'Alene: K. Panneman, Seattle; Mr. and Mrs. E. it. Eney, SeatLle; Jerry Walker and Tommy Thompson, Walla Walla. Home From Hospital. !Mrs. C. It. Spiker has returned home from tho hospital and Is feeling very much better, though ' not able to be up yet. Returned Home Mi's. Clarenco Gi 1st rap has re turned home from Portland where sho underwent nn operation for the removal of a goiter. She is much improved in health anil has prac tically recovered from the operation. .jin- iiniriim, ui uot'in'su'r, ;ew W ARCADE "':rS- TODAY . jCk I SATURDAY XtTK ( fVesterriffEtectric H4 SOU N DjlJjSYSTEM , JPf i' -Ill MJllllir.i I f 1 XSHJ.l i M fuA T""""ini,,,"rt"r l 1 tMl,MWf k VITAI'HONE ,) I CrX Jl VAIUETIES N STAIITIXG HLMI.W ' o ltrMnhnj's I'luy ,i ( g llAltltV l!l UMAX i mi 'I'uUIn' on the Rit ' , BETTER, BUT NOT, FOOL PROOF. To Knterprise Mrs. T. B. Carpenter nnd daugh ter. Shirley Ann left for Knter prlso today where they will remain over tho weekend. Kxpeotetl Tronic "W. C. Holman, who is working at Nyssa, is cxiiecled home Sunday. In 1m Grande . Mr. and Mrs. J H. Miller, of En terprise, were visiting In La Grando ono day this week. Returns Home- ;Mrs. .lack Bryant returned home from Portland Wednesday whoro sho was called by the illness and death of her father, Edward Kceney. Injures Foot Douglas Holman, little t;on of Mr. nnd Mrs.'W. C." Holman, In jured his foot quite severely yes terday by running a rako prong into it. He Is not able to be around today. Major 0H'intlon A major operation wus per formed for Mrs. J. U. Garlly Wed nesday at tho Grando Hondo hos pital. Sho Is improving. Improving Mrs. ". C. Frieberg, on E. Adams avenue. i very much Im proved In health following a recent operation performed at the Grande Rondo hospital. She Is able to be up and about her home. From ltoeliester .Joe Morton,- of Roehester, New To Knlerprlse (York was in La Grande Thursday Mrs. T. B. Carpenter nnd dough- transacting business. Doll Story Hour Doll story hour will be held to- j morrow morning at the La Grande public library when eaeli ghi and each boy (If ho wants to) can j bring a doll to the library and Miss I Wagoner will tell doll stories. This , Is an annual spring event. I Orrtcn Assistant ! Mrs. Mary McRao has been em- ' ployed as office assistant to Dr. W. 3C. Ross, beginning work today, i Conferring Here I C. E. Peck, superintendent of motlvo power of tho O.-W. from Portlnml, has been In La Grand u for tho last several days confer ring with local officials. I On Business H. A. Blair, bridge foreman of the O.-W., was in Ial Granite yes terday on business. Major Operation j Mi'H. 1. Evanson, who recent ly (underwent a blood transfusion at I tho Grando Rondo hospital, had a major operation yesterday. I : I To losenli S. Ross Leslie went to Joseph yesterday on business and Mrs. ' Anna Leslie and G. R. Clayeomb drovo to Walla Walla yesterday to j attend tho funeral of a friend. Mr. land Mrs. Jeslie arc from Klamath Falls and are visitors at tho home of Mi, and Mrs. Clayeomb. They arrived a few days ago. From Medical Spring: "Put",' Powers, of Medical Springs, was in Ijx Grando Wed nesday transacting bualnes. Fioin New York- Mr. and Mrs, Arch Slomnn, of Rochester, N. Y., were In La Grando "Wednesday on business. This is Mrs. Sloman's first trip west and she is pleased with tho hospitality and the general spirit of this section of tho country, , Visiting Here- Mrs. Anna Pollack, of Long Beaeh,. Cal., is a house guest at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hohneukamp Sr. Mrs. Pollack left La Grando during tho winter to mako her homo in tho south and has returned to this city for a sev eral weeks stay. IiOCAFi MAItliETS . Spring 184;26o lb. Heavy hens 20o lb. Light hens 14c lb. Stags Sc lb. Flour Hard Federation l'iard wheat) $0.00 bbl. Soft wheat $r.S0 bbl. Hard Federation $1.70 por 49 lb. sack. I.A GRANDE KKl'AIL MARKETS Sugar 100 lb. sack $6.26. Vegetables - Netted Gem , potatoes $3.50 sack, 4o lb. Parsley 5c bunch. Cabbage Ho lb. Lettuce l&fij'li&o head. Jtadishes 5o bunch, 3 for 10c. Yotlow onlon;i 3c lb. Green peas 10c lb., 3 for 25c. Klor. new potaloes 10c. lb., 3 lbs. 25e. Carrots California, 10o bunch; 2 for 15c. Parsnins 5c lb. Spinach 4 lbs'. I 9c. Cucumbers 1 5e each. Green oirtona 2 for 5c. Cnulitiuwn 15c 10. ' Celery 20c. Celery heart 20c. Turnips Hie lb. Green peppers 35c. Kadlsbes fc bunch; 3 for 10c. Tomatoes 30c lb. lthnharb 5c lb. CHILDREN sent to Piggly Wiggly stores are treated with every courtesy and con sideration . . . and are taught to choose for themselves. ! ALL PRICES GOOD FOR SATURDAY & MONDAY Fancy Peaches ALL GOLD BRAND No. VA Can Standard Grade PEAS No. 2 Can.. 10c CRACKERS 3-lb. Caddy 39c Kellogg's Corn Flakes 3 f or . . 25c Ii and HI Golden Bantam No. 2 Can WE THANK YOU for your splendid patronage on the opening day in our MEAT DEPARTMENT AT NO. 1 The sales were much better than we anticipated. We are again reaturing BABY II KEF at a price which will not cost you more than the ordinary heel". SIKJ.OIN STKAK BABY BEKF, II) SKINNED BACKS. LEAN, EAT ALE OEE, II). HENS Select, dressed and drawn, 1122 Adams Mackey Itldg. No. 1 ,. Asparagus 10c. , Dairy Butter, creamery 4Go lb., 2 lbs. S5c. Kgga 29o doz. Cheese 40o lb. Honey Comb. 25c a square I Yules Isle of Pino grapo fruit, Cuba, 20c each. !V HOOT 11 it GIBSON j v ik mi ROARING Tho romantic ami thrilling .story of a lone cowboy's fight for a for luuu . . All Talkinff All Action OOOOOOOOOOOO' TARZAN THE TIGER ' OOOOOOOOOOOO Fox Movietone News ' OOOOOOOOOOOO ' TALKING SHORTS : oooooboooooo TODAY AND SATURDAY Tranada"' S re wUtf 24c II-O OATS Lge. Pkg. 37c Royal Purple Grape Juice Pint Bottle 25c Corn 18c ... 35c 24c SHOULDER BEEF, Nice BACKBONE 3 LBS. FOB .. QQ II). OOC si'rim; chicken I'OUNI) Bananas 3 lbs. 25c. .Cal. strawberries 2 for 45c Apples $1.B0$3.60. , I ' lemons 00c doz. Orungeg 60c(5$1.00 doz. Meats and Flatt Beef boll 1620c. -Chops and Bteaks 38c40o lb. Kresh salmon 36c lb. i Halibut 30c lb. - . 1 RANCH m a I LTH H l H Seedless Raisins 4-lb. Bag . . 27c Van Camp's HOMINY Lge. Can.. IQc GRAPE FRUIT Broken Sections No. 2 Can, 2 for.. ..35c Airy Fairy Cake Flour Lge. Pkg. 25c CANE SUGAR 25-lb. Bag $1.53 STEAK BABY QA and Tender, II) 0)L 25c 39c Corner of Depot & Wash. No. 2
