La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 10, 1930, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday, June 10, 1930 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Three isDCDiEiry kewjI Lions; Auxiliary : Elects- Officers : Monday-Evening Wives of nieinber. of the l.a relics wuh shown during the at"ur flratide l.lons club met at the Suoa. noon. Klectlon or otlieers was held jawta Inn Inst night und organ. ; "' Mrs. ilowurd Miller was chosen Ized tt Uoim auxiliary und vlected ; president; Mrs. Merlin Hutley, vice oiliceiH. A constitution and by- president; and Mrs. Walter I'til lnws wns adopted by the nienilK-r- . secretary. iilp. . - ,. r The report of the nominating , . committee, headed by Mrs. M. I.. : Ml'S. RlChardSOn IS ' Hull, was followed by the election i HnstPQi tf fMllh of the following officers:- Mvs. XlUbLCbb IU VyiUO J). Towler, president; M'rsl Frank 1., liulston. first vice 'i'l'Uf'ttl; j " Menibei-s of the Monday Hrhige Mrs. Oale Cox, seroml vico preHi-club were ghests 01 Mrs. J. T. dent:, Mrs. loyie Zimmerman, .see- Richardson ai a chut-mlng bridge" retury: Mrs. Max SurvKs, treasurer; Muncheon yesterday afternoon at and Mrs. Carl Helitf, historian.,, v 'her home for ih, final session of The auxiliary will be disbanded the club until fall. Mincheon was d'lHng June, July and August, but ' served at I o'clock at a table at the officers will ' go aheal with ' tractive in a color scheme of pinlc preparations ' for ' the next " year. and white centered with u lovely Sometime. In August an Installation cluster of. flowers, meeting will be held, and the meet- j Four guests were present with ItiKS will be1 resumed in September, JM rs. Frank Conner, " of I'niou, meeting the second Monday of each .winning guest honors. Three tables month. , . ; ;.of cards were at play with Mrs. ' 'The report of the committee on !"V. O. Sawyer receiving the club tti.e .constitution and by-laws. with . prize. Mi.. J'"rrd jl. Mormon as fhairmnn ' . . . . ' . w:1h niiopteii. , 't-v . - AU ' wlvOH.of Udiis may become j DlVlSlOn C MeetS iwt;niner,s mere- are. no ones nut whe'ri .her tiusbiintl ceases to he'u niember. nf the- li Oraiide Lions Wtih.'-she ,is unlimnth-ally dropped from -the auxiliary, iin'mbrrshrp. y-i v.".-' -'" XT'AlA :AA . 1 iSi'hroeder last rtlBht. .Miss Dorothy Miss Nelson And - ;.'-Kmuu., vie,, president,- . . ''PrtViovf- Piion WoVI fchniffc (lu'rlnfr the business session. fVl t i fi. ' t ' j '''" were made lor a white '' V ..." V 1 ' ' v! ' 'elephant social to be held in the The nmrrlliBe feremony wns per- .chlm.h jllne 4 to which everyone roi OJPJl. tor. .Miss I'liyltss. Nelson and la vlted and is requested to bring Hollert II. ltush lase nlKlit at S:3" ;,, iiing they cannot use and n.Vloek In the paH.oliaKo.on the Wsh to exchniiBe. ; Uefrcshments ll!UilMtiohJirMH.whhT the Itev. I?. WM ,, ss,rWll durliiB the evenlliB. .VIar(-.u.C!odwlli orflclatinB. . The next meetliiB will be with ' TW-'bildi- is it sf.idenl nl the -.Mnk .;imer .Miller on WashhiBlon i:aslrn On-Boii Normal school and ! nvonlle;. jy H. The hostess as t he. BrtdeBtoom Is employed by tile ,HlHlPI, by Allss Smutii and .Mrs. SlieHiOII CO. , it.'hurles Hintilx, served delicious re- hiuiiher or normal school, stn- 1 rreshnienti:. no.nbr.uecompanlcii .miss Nelson and Miv'ltiish to the church pnrSoniiBo apyi'f-.wllncsseil their-- marriiiBC. Tiin.se who were in' attendance wcivr. AIIhs .Heryl 'Nelson, sister of the ilirlilo. Miss Klb.aiieth Killer, of yll.ValIiii .Miss Hetty Jackson, nr. ihoise.;. Miss Kihel Langlcy, of lielsH;j.Ann Sheridan, of WaMH Vratiii.J.' .and , Clarke iUicknranj df tiiftijclly. '...;:'' t. t; ,i ,5'he' yolinB couple will inaltft Th'3livrhoiii(! In' la Grande. Miss LappWAnft-"1 Mr. Prewitt Wed 'j0ft ' -Interest to -Tnsidehtfit': of (Tn Ofjmdo. who havol)evn 'here, fo'a iniii be r of years is the announce mnf of Mr. and Mrs. ( F. l.upptn ntVVbnncll, Ida. of the marriage of i tl'iiiv. daughter, Alice Margaret to j business meeting, and a' social J.,,rtobert l'rewitt. The Utppln evening will be enjoyed.' All- mem famtly formerly lived ' here, . but -hern and their husbands nro in left bom ii years ago. Jvited to attend. Cliib Concludes ii Spring Meetings i-hc Xlothci's Self Cllltlliv clull liaf (llscuntiuued Hit iliecllnsH foi tlit1 sum tiler, liul iiltins to resume them'.'iKiiln curly In August, so that Its; work In the sponsoring of a Listen, Skinny! Vant a shapely figure? Want more strength and pep? Try Tahlac. It's a worthwhile remedy druggists guar antee on a money-back basis to build weight', strengthen nerves and increase appetite. Just see how quick it works! r t throuqk Canada From now until October 31 you can travel through the world's finest mountain tce nery to all points in Eastern United States and Canada t on a luxurious Canadian Pacifictranscontlnental train ;'t Reduced Summer Excur ' sion Rates (on sale until Sept. .10.) Four trains daily from Vancouver, B. C. afford convenience of schedules and -T exceptional accomodations. and cuisine. Stopocrs where , eer you wish Oct literature and rates now. CANADIAN PACIFIC WJtt ACCtt CtnUnr PASSU DIPT. HI A MC4DKAY fCf UHC Art-rJMl v AMERIC4 SAh BlOC. , For Freight See 6 H Becker. District Fft. At. - Canadian Pacific Trax-tittri Cheaves Good the World Over r have r early start in the full. Th lunt mooting before the sum mer vacutlon was held ut the home of .Mrs. Caroline Anderson when an Interesting collection of Indian At: Schroeder Home . Division (' of tho l.Oyal Sisters Aid Of the rhrtstiun church .met at tho farm home of ..Miss Iteulah Announcements Tho Women's foreign Mission- try society of the Methodist church will meet, at the nomo ot ah-h. Les lie. Duncan on Alder street NVcdnes dap tafiernoon ut 2 o'clock. y Mr. K. H..Ken'drick!;"and' Mrs. : Arm-fleld-wyi have charge of the lesson, and' an' Interesting program is an ticipated. This is the) last 'nieetlng until September, .and nil : members and friends are requested : to' be lresen t. If- a nyone- wishes t ra as portation they may cull Mrs. 11. W. Uelghipnr ; - wf y- ' fhe'W."). ;A. wifTmeet Lat' 7 o'clock this evening. Instead of at S o'clock, -'tho usual hour for the Division A (iml H.of Ihi' l,oynl Sislc'i-8 Aiil ol' I lie f.'liriathiii 'clllirrh 'will inoct WiMlnoaduy aftiinioon in j tlie linnex of tho church. jllOT WKATIIKK COATS COV I'.H mm;- i i;. I lls PAUIH (AD The nine-tenths length coat takes Its place In hol weatber apparel. The -missing, one-tenth fiermlts n. dress skirt of contrasting color io hhow below a coat of georgette crepe or wool voile. Coat sleeves are correspondingly short, allowing the- dress sleeves lo provide a bright band of color. The nine-tenths coats and dress es nro frequently developed In black and white, plain and print combinations or . shades of pale green and dnrk green or navy blue and powder blue. ; Sr(;All-IAAP MOTIP XKW .IKWKLItY XOTI - TAUIS (Al1) Sugar-loaf ear rings are a continue Jewelry nov elty taken up by one of the well known dressmakers here. The usual forms are single crys tal cubes hung by slender silver chains or squares of four smaller cubes strung together with bends. Tho triangle form is also seen. The same pendant, cubes nppear on bracelets. Sportswomen fre quently wea r leather wrist lei s witli pendnnt cubes of bright enamel or ivory. Ono hundred and seventy-six students tit Texas christian uni versity earned nil or part of their expenses this year, a survey m:fde by the college paper shows. SOURCE OFJ I LLb Colon mmd Ree tal oooMIUom II great porooatac of tbo world'! of faring. f . .! .1 r-t hS. His. Hemorrholdi and other evidences of Rectal and Colon disorders may be looked to as the cause of most nervous dis eases, rheumatism, stomach troubles, sciatica, neuritis, etc Only such direct, specialized treatment as the Dean Clinic aflords can bring permanent relief. Our FREE book let explains our famous non-surgical method ol treatment and remark able GUARANTY. DrChas.J.Dean RECTAL, "J C OLO N CLINIC DC AM BUM. Of HOS COURTHOUSE flFTrl & MAIN.r0fnLaiD,0Kfi0N TELEPHONE AT WATER 2661 historical society nmy an Ill M IN T 13 l J A AFHUATtO OFFICES ScattlI.San Foancisccx Los Angeles Mr. Walz Sends Assembly Report T j hmm I ininnntii The itcv. j. th-om wnix. hihop r-oiivmlKsioiipr or the 1'iwhytcry or' the ClralilU' Itolltle. who litis b.tn j In utlumlnnrr hi trip I'resbytt-rlnn ' General Asm-mlily In ('lnrinnnll. Mi:'.-. repurli, that some or lis Im- poriant husinesK was as mlloirit: The nioro than !iHt (-pniminninii- ere: to the .Awmlilr voted tor ilellnlte .steps ror speedy oiKnnle , union wllh the I nlled I'resbyter- I Ian and the IHlteh Uolornied de- nomlnationi; and appeuved pro- . ... ... ..... sr.-ss nireauy maoe in neBoi anions Willi ine .1:1110011.1 aim 1 ruiesiaiiL Kpeseopa 1 coniiminlons. It sustained president Hoover In his rntiiiinlen tor law observance and in his efforts for reduction of armHuienl und . tho extension of world pence. ! rentsci ted the an- ( lent s:and of the Presbyterian church lor stiipress!on or the II- ijuor traffic I: took steps to strengthen the Presbyterian ministry education ally, to educate the ruling elder ship if the Church in lis duties and to place the denominational college:; on a more secure fooling to.- tho pruriiotlun of Christian : dolphin Athletics. Is another Green education. It gave wonven mem-, brier youth. Cantrell is to be sent berr. etitml rights with . men for ; to a Cardinal farm. ' - f ordination as ruling .elders, , The Assembly's special commis sion, on 'marriage, divorce-and re iuairiag( was continued for an other year, to promote higher ideal.; in marriage,, relationships and to bring buck to.ihe liexl As sembly ,Jn J!i,Ul .a- more complete report. based on further study and research. : Tho Assembly' wjis devoid of controversy and .maintained a high level of Christian fellowship and spirituality. The defeated candl- date for moderator,, m pcrsldlng: officer, .Dr. "Henry- I luck -Muster, j of Philadelphia, was appointed by j (lroJ new ' ihioHerator, . ...M ; .Hush j Thompson' Kerr,' (if1 iMttsfMrgh, to j tin. chairmanship of the' Import- Ant standing committee on Christ- Ian education, which demonstrates I how cordial a feeling of Unity pre-j vailed. The Assenrbly, while It j did not elect Dr. Master as mod- orator, did unanimously adopt a ' glowing set of special resolutions lauding him for his ten years work aj: general secretary ut I he Board of Pensions. - The men of ..the Assembly re dedlcated themselves .to Christian service, and the Assembly called upon all or tlie 10.00U churches ;ln tho flleiiominallion throughout the 1'hltCd . States to study anewj the leaching of the New Testament for a renewed Pentecostal iver- GJGLONIjQ ' STATE iKpitTli i n in wion . snfjsv i mini I , !llll 7 llSlOlllllIlM ijj' ii SV liiiittli - liuw r nil Jgffiy- "Sf r jtf ,,,'"n "-",lp' ''' rf&M ?git '" -i.vik t$j$!'fm fl .lobviui MOWLAM) anj Ttiiniiiinr IfnfoAJ0 5rrV STATE CiWiLl LAST TIMES TODAY Wed. and Thur. TWO B DAYS ONLY Beginning Tomorrow Matinees 25c ivllh Ituhcrl Monlieoniprr I'-rnrM Turrpnr-o A Metro - noltlirin Mnrcr AM. TAI.KIXd plcluif. flowing iOf tho membership of. S.mm.i'iMi communicants with (II j vine power to bear its witness to I the world forChrlRt ht home and anroau. : , . -r- Defendants Enter ' ; r f Giriltu Plpflt ; .lllllty i ICUS f ' j PORTIjAN'D. Ore. June in (Al) ! Seven of the nine defendant. Ill j the nlleed SJJIi.immi aiiuriinty an.it j 1-onn company, Inc., mall fraud ease yesterday entered pleas .of mil KUlltv when they were nmilxneu before Federal Jlldue .Mc.N'nry. Theyo were: A. M. Uaradon, former presliient of the company; , l.lllllln .M. HcOoy, lornlf secre- t....... T L'n .1.1. .!.-.! f.. . . " I ... ... ... ; . Kurutli. former salesman: C. A.! 'Alphonse. former assistant to! Htnnhope - Pier, city 'commissioner ! "r finance ami O. If. Heed, former president "of a piano company here, JdKO McXary set July ti for the Onenlni! of the. trial. ficts Major Contract CONWAV, Ark. (AP) Dennis Cnntrell of (Ireeiihrler, Ark., catch er for the Arkansas State Teachers college nine, hits signed - with the SI. Louis Cardinals. . Dibrell WW Hams, reserve infield for the lJhlla ,. KVKP TO STA.Y CI.OSKD WASHINGTON'. June it (AP)--" The -Court of--appeals of- the Dls- 1 club in' the Southern association, M ix orange marmalade , and son trlet of Columbia today refused to, has radio loudspeakers In the Look- butter. ..Place portions In center of grant station KVKP, Portland oje..1! OiK)aek to inU-rti(Iu tle home fans! Vut- out clt'ciiv 6f tdotigh. Sprinkle permission tq. resume .broadeastjhg jw-lth; broaldcasty of lhe,teatn'w road with cinnamon.' ilfohl. Ovt'.r one pending determination of; the ap-'Bnics. -f . ' ' f mirth Lnch edges 'b,f ;.doiignVand penl- of j(M.. B.- Sehaeffeiiownf tlio station.'- ' TRAFFIC COP KrSPKM)Ij:i); PORTLAND. Ore., June lu (AP) Hubert Hagan, traffic ' police man, was ordered suspended for one - month yesterday, by -Chief, :of Police Jenkins after a- hearing on graft charges which' continued throughout the morning ln; tho chief's office.' The charges' were brought by Kdward Polll, 18, who said he had' paid' llagan $30 to "squaro" n charge of speeding . ... - , ' LAC'H lU'FFI.KS VIIFt in:m tanti; snot i.m:its PAKIS (AP) Lnce epatiletteft sre a sumdier fancy with ilebui t antes. - Ihiuble ruffles of lace, extend ing from two to six Inches over tho shoulder tip, are attached to the '.shoulder" strap of lace evening1 frocks. , ' ' : Usually tho lace frocks have long skirts on which the shoulder ruffles, are repeated in many tiers. 3:5 CARNIVALS ' t)FC0MEDY J&i Tlllkillff M-l-ooil's fll-st nll Hxirillii: l-.ll'il'ilKllll.il r fun! , i . ; BERT WHEELER w hob't. WOOLSEY Sl.l;itltV MAD-CAI'K "IIIII ItlTA" . VTTI.J -.ii;it.s i x .i:vi:s-i' I'OMICDY SKXSATIOX. DID YOU REE In one bound, H h WIICllCS t Ii e top of talkhifr .hciwii stars. "Montana Moon"? YES! Well You Will Just Have to See UNTAMED It's as Good Any Day .a nip' Evening Wraps Stop at Hips; Jacket Chic Ily llliinn .Morula (Associated Press I'ashlon I-Milor) '.: PAItlS. IA.1'1 Short .eveniliK wraps are the only ones Paris con siders chic for summer. ' -! HloleiiKtii is the only restrletion. i Ior the rest there Is a wide iiinjre ! 111 style, material ami Mh.rliiK. ;. The romnutlc little pcplnnt skirled Jauket with cape-sleeves j qr purr sleeves Is prolmbly the. newest and smartest thiiiB the slyle-wlse .Yonch wuniaii puts on' t l-venlttjr. These Jackets, made In velvet. r,. in. i.. rrt.. 1..11.1 n.n tt-nu to brluhl colors, black or black ntint Je;ive can be added to caeh and white , ,glaHS- . - " A 'cherry red velvet wrap with1 ' .MamuilnuV Teas - , bleek or white costume, and sIioch (Suitable for hot orVchllled bev and gloves In the shade of the! erages) . wrap is a favorite wllh many well, dressed women. Pale blue aud turoiiotse blue are used In the same manner wiihl white coHtumes. j The short ermine wrap is a i great favorite, pnrllcularly with' J debutantes who prefer the Jaunty j waisi-iengin straignt jiu-Kets with even-eighths length sleeves. lloi'ns At liOokout Pnrk. -CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. (AP) foe Kngel. president of the local EimisH ; fisii:ISlliiMlMll when teamted t6itver-indulsiuv s:.vi .1 1 .Ji-: f.-'V,. if . . . . - T ... IM Wl . i-;. : - ':. ' ' . : Lucjcy instead " x' - fesvVt De moderate -be moderate in nil things, , ; JVb. llrV!1Ci;'?:' ' ', .' ven in smoking. Avoid that future shod- . "'-LSf V fcy.-'r"''''(: '' m by avoiding over-indulgence, If you . 4 -.fsf!Yk'r .V-'5lM '''V would maintain that modern, ever youth- . i fy - '-(ftj-1 ... iu. figure. , ;'Reac., fo, . luOjy In tead." JI J l I ' f .' lucky Strike, the finest CigareHo " M f Pfi i you ever smoked, made of the ' 1 finest tobacco The Cream of the . JjF't -C' T, f $ I ' Crop "iT'S TOASTED' LuckyStnko ' fSf ft 1$ i.i7-Jti $ has an extra, secret heating : . Sr k' i'V'.. 3 w -X process. Everyone knows that 3 f.,f t IS ' w ' - heat purifies and so 20,679 . Jf Ufe l(X;f physicians say that Luckies j ' M ( q are less irritating to your throat. J p' i f )Vi ''i-, ' ' ' ' ' ' W om lfiy J A ljF ?ZlmZ&r ) The 7-ucky Strike Hunt Orchestra. very mA Saturday und Thur-djy evening, over N. U.C , Tt's toastecf" Your Throat Protection against irritation against cough 'There is only one remedy for fut, and that is eat the ri",ht food . . . There are at least one hundred to-called obesity cures. None of these is permanent. AH of these arc injurious," says Vance Thompson in his famous little book, "Eat and Grow Thin," published by E. P. Dutton ek Company. We do not represent that smok. ing lucky Strike) Cigarettes will bring modern figures or cause the reduction of llesh. We do declare that ' when tempted to do yourself too well, if you will "Reach for a lucky Instead," you will thus avoid over-indulgence in things that cause excess weight and, by avoiding over-indulgence, maintain a modern, graceful form.. " ft)Hlo. Tli ArtwtonTobiccoCo:, Win Menus Of The Day Ily Mrs. Alexander CenrKO : Afl'KIIXOON THA IX NIMMIIlt ! Chilled l'Vult lleverime ' 1 . .Marillulade; Teas : OraitBe 1rops, I'oroanut Squares Salted Nuts "'""I Itewrlise, Serving 12 'Mi cups stiKar . .. , 1! cups .water ' j 1 'll' oranue Juice 1 c"l Krape Juice - .!!' lemon Juico cups Iced water, s"' n'"1 5 "Untite.. i iiui, mhi uiiinr niKM'infiiin. t iiiii. j s"1,,' i".K'a.ses nan .ii.eo n.u.i ciitiiii-ii nt'u , cin'iiirM iiiiii 3 Hips flour (past,ry) ti teaspoons baking, powder t . Vj tcaMpoon salt , . ti tablespoons butter- 1 cup milk 1 cup orange marmalade (thick) . L' tablespoons soft butler Vi teaspoon cinnamon. Mix flour,, baking powder und ealt. Cut. In ft tablespoons of but ter. Mixing with knife, slowly add milk. When 'a soft ''dough has formed, imt.lt out on floured paper, until dough Is 1-3 Inch thick. Cut out circles' 2 'inches In diameter. crinkle wlth fingers. Bake 3 Inches 1 apart on greased baking sheet,, 10 minutes in moderate oven; ; : OnitUfo Props . If functional Bladder 'Jrritatiop . 1-3 teaspoon' btier . ., ' j disturbs your sleep, or causes Burn--'3 cup. sugar- ' -.''"'.'""'. '" :'r'lng or Itching Sensation. Back 13 cup orange, Juice . ' -jnche,.I,eg Pains, or muscular oehe 3 labletipuons grilled Orange, rind j making, you .feel, tired depressed, teaspoon Rvlt , f : . i. ' .. innd- discournged, . why not try , the 2 eggs .';' v TjiKicx 48. Hour; Test?., Don't give . 2 cupa flour ' ; ' .0 up.:-'C2et Cyntcnt; today. Iut It ta 4 teaspoon cream of tartar. ' rtha- test. Ke -for yourself , how . ('ream ' butter, and sugar. Add ! quickly" It works Am what It doe ; other ingredients ant! mix. v juiit Monwy back If It doesn't -bring enough to hold Ingredients to- ;aulck improvement, and satisfy gether. Drop portions from end of '" completely. Try C'yslcx today. spooit onto . greased baking sheels. 1 jldc. Bed Cross. Onrg Htore. Space 3 inches. Bake 13 hi (rimes. Adv LAST CALL : . 20 to 50 per cent off on all v Bedding and Porch Box Plants it ; Owing to'lnte season vye are leducing- prices for quick, lemoviil. .. ''-'..'-. :' : ' .' '. - ' : NO RESERVATIONS '-;-' ' Many Bargain Listedb Ad Page Bladder Irregular?