La Grande evening observer., June 24, 1930, Page 3, Image 3

Tuesday; June 24, 1930
Wallowa Women To
Be Hqstesses At
Bridge Tomorrow
Ono of tho luruor Boclul events
of Inlen "il lo li t4rmidu folk Is nil
afternoon of brldjTe ut which .Mrs.
C A. tinnier, .mra. vjeurKe Jiitle;
Mrs. A. fc?e:irlu unil Mrs. Allen Can
trell, all of Wallowa, will hu liost-rst-es
tomorrow afternoon at Wal
lown. A number of women from
I.a Cirimile liuvo been invited una
women irom josjpm- i-.nterpnse
'anil Wallowa . ImUo . will also be
bu"s,- . . .
Visitors Guests
At Dinner Party
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Roberts and
family, of Sugar City, Ida., and Air.
and Mrs. N. A. Andeism mid fam-
ily, of Imbler, we're dinner guests
of Mr. and Mia. w. 12. Anderson
Sunday at their home on Green
wood street. Covers were placed for
IS.
The Roberts family motored here
from Sugar City by way of Spok.
nne and spent last week visiting' at
the homo of Mr. and Mrs. N. A.
Anderson. Mrs. Anderson and Mrs.
Roberta are ulsters.
Class Picnic Near
Starkey on Sunday
About 35 persons ntttnded the
picnic of the- Kvoready clasj of tlie
Central Church of Christ Sunday
when they drove to the red bridtjj.
near Starkey. Games and hiking
were enjoyed and a luncheon was
served at noon. This picnic is an
annual event of tho class.
.
La Grandfi Women I
Attend Reception
Honoring' Mrs. Carrie Jackson, of
Baker, grand matron of tho Order
of Kastorn Star of Oregon and Mrs.
Addio Jones, grand chaplain, Ks
thcr Chapter No. 11 O. K. 8. of
Baker, were hostesses last night at
a charming: reception in the Ma
sonic temple at Baker. A beautiful
floral setting was' arranged and
about J 50 were in attendance.
Tho worthy grand patron of
Oregon and his wife, Mr. and Mrs.
Prank R Mangold, of Portland;
Mrs. Lottie 10 vans, of Halfway,
grand Martha; Mrs. Myrtle Peter-
STATE:
LAST TIMES
TODAY
RUDY
VALL1E
ns he sings "
"A Little Kisp
Each Morning"
in
The VAGABOND LOVER
Also Shorts
"tomorrow"
Elliott
Nuftent
Raymond
Hackett
Kvcry time flie
opened tier
mouth, she put
her foot In Ml
Marion Davlos'
(touting lilt!
SFLIXT
SHOUT
S flM KITS
K A KING
VI s t VID0R
gtpk i ' production
aft
TALKING
, PICTURE
SLOT EWf teI
c,ar ;
. J. '1 mm-mmmJ . is The lust Mil
of 0,Uurio- fi'nd marshal-
"nd George T. Cochran.
L-l,,r. V.. .alSO l'r'-'s''nl- Those
3
.,-.. . .v.m l.u uraliile Wei-.,
ml Jlre. (Wb,. .., .. - "r -
'oehran, ua Pauline
I.eJerle
ohaiiter. ami .M,8. ,llUl., UnuJu.
imoi matron of Hon
Hon of Hope chapter.
Party Given At
Leighton Home
In honor of itulph Ken.lrlek. of
- . u.uo. ,vno is vlsitlne at the
T"' hl parents, Jr. a,i Mlu
h. H. Kendriek, .MIhs Louise l.eish
lon was hostess at a delightful par.
ty Monday cvenini; at her home,
liecoratlona were In a color scheme
of pink and white.
Cards wero a diversion of the
evcninB with 20 persons present,
loiter a two-courso luncheon m
served at tables centered with pink
roses and syrlnga.
...
Dinner In Honor
Of Recent Bride
Of Interest to I,a 'Grande rolk
is the following news about per
sons who ure of the city or all
well-acquainted In this vicinity:
.Mr. and Mrs. n. H. Snider, of
Pendleton, gave a delightful dinner
Sunday In honor of their daughter
Oladys whose marriage to W. H.
MurchlHon, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Murchlson, of near Sunimervlllp,
took place Saturday, and of their
niece, Mrs. Unglish, nee Dorothy
Becker, whose wedding to N. C.
Knglish was also solemnized Satur
day. ',1
in nttendaneo wero Mr. and Mrs.
Itobert H. Snider and daugliter,
Mr. and -Mrs. Harry A. Starr, all or
this city; Miss Thelma Campbell,
of Walla Walla: Mrs. L. 13. Ham
mer and daughter of Spokane: Mrs.
Ward Hale of Maiden, Wash.: Mr.
and Mrs. Eleanor Hecker, of To
koa, Wash.
Announcements "-
Th0 Ilivorsido' Aid sociuty will Tysmol Is a powerful penotrnt
hold Its annual all-day picnio I 'nK absorbent, soothing and healing
Thursday at Riverside nark. A not- f ln lts action, which goes in through
luck luncheon will be served at
noon. Alt members and their fam
ilies are Invited, and everyone is
asked to bring a covered dish be
sides sandwiches and dishes for
themselves.
-
The members of tho Methodist
church are arranging for a re
union to be held Sunday afternoon
June 211 at tho Riverside " park,
when the congregation will meet
the Rev. and Mrs. Hertzog. a,nd
their family. A. cordial welcome is
pxtended to new members who wish
to. attend. Members and friends
are urged to bring a basket lunch,
don'. which 'will be served at 1:30.
o'clock.
SUMMER ;
means
WASHABLE DRESSES
and that
Cool, colorful, crisp . . . the smart
new washable frocks prescribed .
by Fashion for this Summer.
They look so dainty and so ador
able when new. And they'll stay
that way if you send them to
us regularly. We launder them
safely in mild soft-water suds
. . . iron them with painstaking
care . . . return them to you as
fresh as a Summer dawn! Its
a service you're sure to appre
ciate! -
STANDARD LAUNDRY CO.
"Wife Saving Station"
PHONE MAIN 56
The Home Missionary society of
uiouist Episcopal church
ednesday afternoon at
he home of Mrs. Rob
2002 Oak street. This
anJ aM members are urged to bo
Siinlav Qnliwil
i'"J UUIWWI
Picnic Held At
Standley Cabin
By Lcltltu Cleaver
(Observer Corerspondoht)
IMBLIOK, Ore, (Special) The
M. K. Sunday. school held a picnic
at the Standley Cabin above Bum
merville lust .Sunday. About '36
were present and an enjoyable day
was spent, A lovely potluck din
ner was served at noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Roberts and
family, of Sugnr City, Idaho, ar
rived hero recently for a short
visit with Mrs. Robert's sister,
.Mr:.. N'phl Anderson. This is the
Roberts first trip to. this valley.
Before coining hero thoy took a
short trip into Montana and
Washington.
Clay Fox and Lylo Wilson were
on I ho sick list the last of the
week. . A physician was called
Saturday morning to tho Fox
home. Although Mr. Fox is un
ttblo to return to his work, he is
much better. Mr. Wilson under
went a tonsil operation the last
of tho week, the doctor removing
ono tonsil. MV. Wilson Is much
better and plans to have the other
tons!', removed some time this
week. ,'"''-..
Mrs. Charles Cleaver is home
from. tho lako for a few days. Mr.
and Mrs. Cleaver and son, Dalo,
of W'.st Lafayette. Ind arrived
hero Sunday evening for a short
vifit with hiq parents. Air. and
Mrs. Cleaver. While here Mr. and
Mr.;. Cleaver will visit at CorvalHs
and also make a short trip to
No More Neuritis
in Arms, Neck, Legs or Thighs
If you want to get rid of tho
agonizing pains of neuritis, neu
ralgia, sciatica or rheumatism, just
apply Tysmol to tho affected parts
I and seo how quickly all misery will
1 cease.
mo ijuiea mm quicKiy reacnes ine
burning, aching nerves. . Those
stubborn pains In tho back of the
neck,, about the shoulder blade,
face or head, In the forearm and
fingers, or extending down the
thigh to the toe tips, will soon dis
appear. Cramping of the muscles
will, stop and you will no 'longer
be bothered with soreness, swelling
stiffness, numbness or tenderness
cf the Joints and ligaments. -
Tysmol Is not an ordinary lini
ment or salvo, but a scientific new
emollient that is entirely -different
from anything you have ever used.
Don't suffer any longer. Get a
supply of Tj'smoJat any good drug
store. Always on hand at Glass
Drugs, Inc. ' Adv.
Means Us!
LA GRANDE 'EVENING
Washington to Inspect the crops.
Mr. Cleavor Is the market special
ist in Purdue university . in I.afny
ette. This will be Mr. Cleaver's
fourth year at tho university.
They will return to their home In
about a month.
Midget Wedding -To
Be Held At
Union Thursday
By W. V. Connor
UNION (Special) Thursday
evening, June 27 at th0 Methodist
church thrro will be a representa
tion of the midget or Tom Thumb
.wedding with local children under
ten years old participating. Till?
program will bo in charge of Mrs.
Nora Cheney, president of the la
dles Aid and a woman who makes
a specialty of tills entertainment.
About 50 little folk will take part
In tho evening's program.
- Urt Cllne, who has been nt Hot
Here's the neweneca Windsor! A four-burner Oil Range as effi
cient as the most modern Gas Range! Four double economy cook
ing holes are heated by two burners . . . big built-in oven is heated '.
by two burners! And all are of the AUTOMATIC WICK LESS
BULLSEYE HEAT TYPE! Powerful and concentrated! Full size
range. Length 54 in. Width 24 in. Height 34 in. '
HERE ARE
OIL TANK
Is of glnKst 'u run
ahvai'H son ho w
mut'li fuel you have.
Bl ILT-I.N OVKX
I lea I. h evenly! Hot
iim any gat rouge, lit
13 Inches In
I0NTG0I
1101-3 Washington Ave,
ington Ave. .
1
MS
OBSERVER,-LA GKANDi- UliE.
Lake for tho post couple of weeks
and underwent . an operation re
cently, is reported as In a very
critical condition.
The Sunbeams and tho Booster
Boys, two classes from the Metho
dist Sunday school, enjoyed , a
swimming party at tho Covo pooi
Saturday evening. Tho trip to the
swimming poul v.as tho result of a
contest between tho two classes,
which was won by tho boys. Mist
Susan Chudwlek und her class of
girl.-i entertained Leonard Cla-rk
and his boys with tho swim and a
lunch. About 30 made the trip.
. First spraying of cherry trees Is
now under way in this vicinity.
This will be followed In about u
week by a second spraying and If
necessary, a. llilrd ono before the
fruit is ready for picking. There
are prospects for a good crop here.
It Is believed by growers that very
little damage was done by the hall
Saturday. A few cherries sJcm to
show hail marks and In places the
fruit has buret open, probably from
bo much rain.
' ' j ;
EIGHT OUTSTANDING FEATURES OF
STOVK I'IMSII
Kprlug grr"ii. Ivtiry
a n (1 a dull Mack.
Sfimrt ffiiorful.
ICusy lo dean.
Miss Lanlco Weavor was hero
from Haines Sundav, tho guest of
Mrs, Lois Hall. Miss Weaver was
j formerly a student In tlje local
school a. '
, Most of the boys from headquar
ters company of the nutlonal guard
nro expected to nrrlvo .home, about
Thursday of this week. , Som0 ot
tho boys have, arranged for a stop
over for a few days in Portland on
their way homu frdm Camp cjat
sop, ', . ,
Dr. Harnden, who has been con
fined to his . homo for several
months and seriously 111 part of this
time. Is again able to g't out. He
says ho will soon bo able to. go
fishing again. . ... J . ( 1
Tho Union concert band has en
gaged Robert R. Wakefield as di
rector und will hold regular re
hearsals each Wednesday night an
tho K. P. haL , Just .now. the band,
is working on special music and
"will probably-give ono or two con
certs during the summer.
Mrs. "Marelda Strlnghani drovo
over from Klgin Sunday to visit
KACII lU HMTIl
heats 2 holes. 2
nittoiimtk Wlekless
IntrnerH give lient
for 4 lioles. -
HACK SPLVHIIKIt
side hphiHlier and
o'4ti dMr ar gen
uine iioreclahi eiuiin-rl.
IM WARD 6
with her parents, . Mr. and Mrs. J.
I. Sturglll. When .she returned
home -Sunday evening,' her niece.
Miss Wanita Sturglll, accompanied
Iter and will visit in Klgln for a
week. ' ,
-1 The recent rains found many of
tho ranchers In this end of tho val
ley with part of their first .cutting
of alfaira down either In the wind
row or In cocks. Some stacks wero
partly finished when- tho rain be
gan hilt It Is not believed that there
will be much damage "unless tho
rains continue. -
The series of burglaries whloh
marked the past week , In Union
may lead to an Increase in police
protection hero. ; With two men
working oh tho forco tho city would
have continuous service both day
and night. ' .
Grace Hailing, Doris Kirk and
Robert Wakefield aro driving to La
Grande and attending tho summer
terms of tho normal school. Mr.
Wakefield will teach In tho North
Powder school this coming year.
Miss Hailing was a member of the
3 CHECH
"had
' iohci;lai.v
KN'AMISli
Burner HmidlcH nnd
I be DriiniH ure fin
Isheil in the sunib
ci ui melt .
BUH.VKBS
nutoinalie whlcMA
1)k. Tlirae give
cx'onoinieal : Itilenne
licat.
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graduating class at tho normal
this summer and is finishing up;
dome work there during th twq;
short terms. . . , ' . f , '
David M. Jones, who has been
wording at Huinto and In Union fop
tho past year, has moved to Pen
dleton where he has accepted a po-;
sitlon as tractor driver for the state;
highway work. Ono daughter hi
already in Pendleton working for
the McMarr company and tho
younger daughter will attend tho;
Pendleton High school as a Junior!
this fall. . .
Messrs. Hltr and Wade, two
young men from Elgin, came down
to . Union Sunday and went on a
fibhlng trip with Henry Reuter,
Tho three were In college together
Inst year at CorvalHs.
. Rev. Tl. C: Leo had for his Sun-;
day s-riiion topic this subject,
"What tho Church Can Learn From
tho Stock Show." Cooperation,
democratic management and inter
est In the boys and girls who ox-;
hlbit stock were the three points
ho emphasized. 1
THIS STOVE
1SYTEHMS
Only $1 weekly. Buy
now unti iwy tho
cay way.
La Grande, Ore.
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