La Grande evening observer., August 29, 1930, Page 12, Image 12

Pace Twelve
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. T.A GRANDE, ORF-
l ,.,,(.. . Mil -'.'( tO'lli
Friday. Awrust 29. 19.10
News othe ChurAps
Tweeds, Crepes
Important In
Daytime Garb
Addition To Be
Built Onto Cove
Baptist Church
KAMI) OITIt'HL TO
VIEWPOINT OK
.I.IK
LISTENERS
Labor Day Will
" Be Observed In
Local Churches
Two Programs Set Aside
4 Sunday for Appropriate
Exercises .Other
Churches Make Plans.
ted rri.c3- A-iyer if tested to li
teral iTl ut c'jeatis&av.
Laflfk L-atHrrxn ( karrH
Tre -mzll be do semcert t tfce
rr.fi -. Latina churtii Ssiet.
Aui 51- Se-n-iees rj be rwjgseo lie
cut ofx-n vtut $urcU scirooi ? 5 S
ilciic-med by moeT.:r wwkfcip at II
T:5 p m The measLC is t eves
: vnZl be on te cuch Urx3
Liiime
WINDOWINGS
ToasdTtnr will be obatn-ed ias trm?
of ibe choree tiirerjtjcct L
Grande ud eiiewftere u "iaJor diT" ,.
Sunday. Tie Pint MetbacUst ciurrh
his set a;ce the eremi rani.;.p
titxiT for a Lafacc a prop-ars. &a ;
at tiie Bptist ei-tircb a Labor Ut i
tcessae nU be gvtn dunae. tc ;
rocrmn? hour. Other e&urce& iJao
Till observe the occasion.
The church ani.increiei.t tcr this
Sunday icllcm: I
Its (MM rharra t
At the Btpuu church Sunday i
moraine, the pastor -aiii brg a L- 1
oor cay lusstt Special auiie by the
choir frill be a efcucn uu j
"LoTe Dmce." Duniifi the Sunday '
school hour. Mm Spear -rtli t;U a
missionary story to the primary 6 ;
parttnent- The subject of Uie even
ing sermon will be -Shall we Turn
the Hand of the Clock Backward"
The hours ol aemces are: Sunday
tcbool. 9.45: morning preaching wi
nce. 1 1 OO; evening p reaching ser
vice. 8:00: prayer meeting. ThurKtay.
Fin M. F Chore
The church school program begins
at 9:45 a. m. with Superintendent E
S. Burnett In charge, Semeea of wor
ship for beytnnera. primaries, and for
adulu will be lOilGwed by suitable
class Instruction for each age grwp.
-The morning worship service At 11
o'clock will be in charee of the pas
tor. the Rev. W. H. Hertzog who will
apeak on the subject "The Religion
of Joy." UU3 Dorothy Brownton will
pr-iide at the organ and Mrs, Ray
Puller wUl be the soloist, making her
own selection -
. The Epworth league will meet at
7 p. m- wilh Mia Euabeth Hesae as
the leader.
The evening worship hour at S
o'clock with mutlc and sermon theme
appropriate to Labor day. ,
Church of God
Sunday school at the Church of
God will begin at 10 o'clock Sunday
morning. The mcrning worship Is at
11 with the sermon subject -Why We
BelleTe That Jesus Chnst is The Son
of The Living God."
The text Sunday evening at 8
o'clock will be "The Fool Rath Said
in Hia Heart There is no God."
Beginning Sunday evening, the pas
tor, the Rev. Claude C. Pratt, will
answer questions regarding the Bible
ni Sutjcav in September. jar, ne&d Tuescays and Pracays at 7 5
i ltrt rretu hcrra jp. m.
, VL,ib ECrs iiijpiire forrser otcae i Tt Suesv sehoa& ccetest 6ows
ai. nU pkT it preioCe "E-rho of ', SutjC-t r.-j-r. i r,f
cpsniiT ' by Fr.rL asd i patude
"Ci'Lririi Graud Uirtf by RyHr.
at ti Scotiij mTLC service at toe
. Profc&yurtkn eiiircA at H ockti.
JTse iiirtet: M:i S B Uorpan.. JO-
Ipraac: iis Grce Ge-bti, a;.o; K. E-
Eurv. wear arjd ur tr. kjwj .
btsi. n-.a ic lie a.hm "Arise. ! Tie Srxiay acccl ccctt at te
Sh-ae- by &-t-.-- ir lLv Harjoe Gospei custkMO wiU C30e tius Su.
:x;:gt "wUl sum -5 Kearc th Vcaee .
c2 Jf-i-a Say" by R.bua. T pts-1
tc. J Grre Wait w-i soexx en j Uany ctf tie cHurrhea wUl oierr
-Tr Bi.". ci Cairary - Labor tay ctlts tiir &uiv ec-
& B. ilsfrtzk pertn terjcect a! tie i rice.
SurJiav B:iie vz&zKi. ar.rjounce tie
fsicc oi t Kixl for ech Sus j jfc service wiU be heid at tie Enr
iay gaocn-.-g S o'clock, cssea Sar ; Lutril. ciurca on SuxH-t.
ail ares. A-j. 3!-
Cr.-.y; EzaSeacr up. n.
lin-t CKarth W torr.1. xkrfilra j Churci atterfc-v a expected O
tmc are heid on frundav at 11' IrxreiaM with the cccning cl Seoiei-
F- Chtirch o: Chrut, t::en- . oer. cue to a uuraj lEi.ai w ;ai-
a m a
ut. Pin1: ass wt&iir-t-cn s.eei-
-Chr.st Jea-as"' wOl be tie so?ec.
o? ue Sjesjcn-SerTT-on in s-i tartas
of Chrav, Scniiit, on Auf-a: 31.
The GoMen Text will be. Wt hire
seen aid Co tuly tht t&e Paer
ec; t&c Son to be the Saviour of the
axz'Jir (1 John 4:14'-
A-r-.nr.F th citat'-crs -ohica will
comprae the Leison-Sermcn t
the ioilow-.ng from the B:b: "I am
ccrae that they nurht fcae liie. arid
that they r-'g-t haie tt more abuc-dant-T."
iiohn 10:10l. .
The Leaden-Sermon will alio in
clude the foviowm; pasca from the
Chnstn Science lenbook. "Science
and Health with Key to the Scrip-;
mre.- by Mary Baker Eddy. "Our
34uter fully and finaiiy demonttrat- ;
ed divine scsence in hi victory ever
death and the crave. Jesus" deed was p
for the tnlintenment ol men and for
the saJvauon of the whole world from s
sin. sickness aiai de.h r 'p. 4i- '
unday tchocl t hel at :45
o'clock for children up to the ace of
twenty years.
The Wednesday evening meeting
which Include testamonte of beaHn
a it 1 o'clock. j
The reading rccci In the west- v
Jacobson buiidicg la open every cay .
except Sundavs and lecal bolaUya
from one o'clock to four-th:rty.
The public cordially invited to
attend the church aenice and vtait
' and use the reading room.
r p-trC C taureh
Holy euchanst at 8 a. m. opens the
services at the St. Peter s Episcopal -church.
Morning prayer ts at 11
clock. Mrs. Fred Hoover will pre
side at the organ and the rector will
deliver the morning sermon.
opel Mission
Services at the Gospel Mission Sun-
Ues to La Gramoe Jor tne seircci
Puun are urged to fcre tiiir
;iurcii notice in tJse tarfis cl t
church editor of Ttae Observer try
3 X o'clock Thursday aiteraoons- in
stejsd ol 4 ciock. be.n.iuEsg aeit
peek.
New Polo Star
arsfe t rc:o
Herbert W. Williams. Teaai cow
auncher. it the ne. lo tar in
the battle lor places on the team
:hat will meet the British in inter
utional competition in September.
1 Bi deaMe Kerr
NEW TORS. Auc iS J-
dayume ctrb this sexsoa will rane
ircxn cT 2oose-ov x--ecs lor SaU
tc e-uijer tacied crepes ce winter days
Tweed caicre will protiabry be sees
during Socsoail cays. But lb Araen
caji iCTia, bo L'ves in s'eiam -heated
fecyow. w i- less tsacenA Ice the
wmter -aolea frock uia her Euro
pean 3:er araC winter wz find her
-i?fTi tier coat ever a sUk dress.
Tweeiis th.ii fall are brif hi in tec-.
c:Jt axio r.-r: -cru4hf-- y Andrew
Goscjr-an ol Berfoari -Goodman. "The
three ?:foe I'reed suit w:Jh a SCC4;
or hi&-i4:ih coat, fur coUar and r.x
:n bicr-e prcisr.iei ao be or of i-he
f s tot: :e. Mar. r cf -the saurt art
yced ."i siht Jullns 1 ailing to
tie Ircct."
Aacor tbe rrjodeis delayed are a
cosw-vm res taarerine twd. C-ecked
w-.ih black arrf while be-re. deaicred
u.iii a heu-f::ted coat which ts sev
eral inztttA iicrter tran the skirt; a
h-fetk fs-eed fiecked w.th red arid
wijie. i.fc.-.:orjed w:iii a hip-Jencth.
ccitt ari a red crepe ai3-e: aoc. a
cree n t d shiii witn thread ol
fcU-rk arjd bei
Three trfce ersey pxczs iu:ts pro
rrae be popuiar w.th tie vecan
wi.o srri: unul sacw Hies,
frock Hixl on Coat
Tie n .r.trr silk iroct will be base-d
en iruitcys coai-. W:th a black coat
ie nut chcce t' ifst cne black
dry5- jAsiJcined cf cre c tie new
crepes or of dull blick satin. ' Saun
in cciccs hcweier. premises to be
less pcy-ulsr than m otiier years,
rr-ar.y cf the Saihion experts sty
Crer frocks m ahdfs ci red. green
or blue s-sy be ween urder biack
coats to supplemehi a winter ward
rooe. whiie dresses cbasen for aear
with brown coat wiil be in shades
hA--rrjr.Jir-e mth brews
It's sxart to have your black frock
Iighter.ed by tcurhes cf white at tie
neck and cuif lines; and clips ttie
oman-.enta3 aizurs cl cuid. pearl
clusters cr diamencis clipped to the
neckline ls winter will also bncht
en mary a dark frock. Dresses fen
e rally are marked by the natural
wairUir.- flat hips and eTen hem
lines, w;ti tkirii. ?irm less at the
sMits than they did last year.
; 1 ill, the Uip
"The Sunday nicht dress is gc:r.g
to be popular acain this year," says
Mr. Gocdman. "It fills the gap be- i
tween afternoon frocks and formal
evening gowns and American women
like it. It will often be designed of
bZ&ck chiffon or marquisette and its
sieetes may be quite ornamental. One.
cf tie modeis, w;th a rather light
upper and a flaring lower sleeve, is
banded Just above the elbow with a
three-inch strip of strtss."
J Tie shoes which raiiady wears by
day will be generally simple and quiet
in deiien and treatment, and may be
cf suede or dull calf. Generally they -,
m.atch. the color of her coat cr the .
fur which trims it. Her stockings will ;
be of a deep sunburn tint, fashion-
ists say. i
I Her bag may be of suede or faille.
matching her outfit, while her glove
will be .of the same color as her coat ;
if her wrap is black or brown or will '
match its fur trimming if the coat is
in a brighter color. 4
S: Yirxvnt's hospital. The eesir.f
was spent m saznes nd dainty re
freshments u-ere ervec. TJse cue .,t nf
re Uk Ruth and PraiK Com-: W ASHING TOK J
rjcrothy Mis, CIuk CasUt- tie servce resdertxl rad.o
a, Neva and Riia Mary LincoCn. by tie radio division cf tce depa.
rx..Tca GcoceU. Dcro.hy Barker. mer.t of commerce is tie
T-ea Andersen. Estner PecdAn a eountry-wKie tnp to be ne;ff"
and Yercna Sivp, aiid Aimon Oexs. - sor. by
A Jen M-lls. Cctl R-'harMS Arctxr ' --
Anus. C-srerjf Brts,n. Troy Becker,
Rufj Pa.ee- Exrard Bloom. VirjU
Conev, Letc Petcrman. Darrei We.-
ner. bell Pwkett. La Vcai Kocer and
" John ami Krii Consto:.
Mr. and Mrs- W A McNeil and
Ruth M;NeUi returned Tuesday irjen
a TiSit to Neberc arid tie coat.
M;s Verona Strep, of Ui oran-e,
. 1 has been wend'.ng several cays at tn?
heme ci Miss Kutn teens-o-.
Over Nieht News
B Mrv A. Ci. CttVaa
Observer Corret.TCi?eit
COVaV Ore -.Sc O E RurjiiU
has tie coctrsct fee tie adtitiCi: ti
be tuill on t-ae Bti ch urch.. TThe
atddiuoa ffi be buiit ca tie east
aide ar,i will ccost three rocens.
one opening into tise tr.tx buiidm?
to maxe a tarre aucitonum axS iv;
Saxiy sc-haci roens.. A: prwnt tie
church and Sunisy scioo! roams are
C'j(a ovfz crcC(a- It will cos-t abo
i-1 CoO with lire mcoey neariy sub
scribed. Tie wctrfc was beron Mon
oay. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Paice are en
tcnAimnj; tseir diuyhter. Mrs. Louis
Weiber. of Lccp Bici. Cai ie tr
nvec a few days ago ice an extended
vim:. Ker hurfvand w.II cji her m
September.
4k Piift. It.-. w!atuy Sa fix tslcn pfctaw3a aw.
Hli- joai-3. where ie will be em- '
picyed in tie iigi scbooi j D Mccnes S:i injured when
J. R Ftchr is pitiurmi: iis sheep p'-ane-s ccliide m exhibition at s-ite
on tie Join Al-en rtrx i. wvsi of fiir.
town. He drove his fi-i of 2i hes.d ;
down to pasture Mcrjciiy mccn:ng and i B-lilr. N. T Two cirls and p. lot
will keep tiera liere for abcui a i kil-ed m airpUne crash,
month. Ee is Jockm siitr them him- .
Wi-h:-?:as f.-vjcI cin national
tVi-ir Eache!lcr. travehrg
Serve them
ICED TEA!
W&ea frieris rcP
in, ic3 ta
aita cooiirg, '
fresaiftj file- d
liptea't Tta, Iced.
Nothing el
supervisor.
i Batchellor. . formerly supervisor . 0f
radio at New York, will confer with .
station owners and listeners to ascer
tain how the ' department's service
can be improved. It is planned to
make similar inspection trips every
veer. "
quenches summer
thirst so swiftly . . .
some delicious tail
in iced leo as in hot
tea.
GUAftAHTtKO ST
p
, ft PLANTS. CCrLON
(By The Avcliled Pres)
Wesh
rxton -
- Assistant Attorney
S. H. Wc;mer rrfnt severs! drs
on tie Mmam list week tr.d repcrii
tie fis-img eaceljea: . He ciins
anc-tier trip in next wefi- -r.fr: he
and Mr. Wetcr will cperone a : VTashinxton Shcuse says rutor
party 03 young ptv? incruains -f lYanaeaberg wicng in charges. .
cc-r.nitiee siys fev admimsiraticns
m recer-t times have sach record
is Kscre-r's fctr promises kept-
Los j
funeral
nctles Mir.r.e nirti-ripiie in ?
of Lon CianV . . honorary i
of ccrps. j
daughter. Mi Jeaa. who wtU spend
their vsation in iiis beauuful place.
Miss Jen Weur.er hai oeen tn em
picye at Kct Lake -nitoriuir. for tie
nat ve-ir.
Tne Rfv- X E. Eersiey. who has j Wlih!:;,U3 Chairman of stat
had charre cf the ie:r.ccii-. Epu- ; comaniu to be called v
pai church tt C:ve lor the pat year. . wi-ng:oa for conference,
has been transferred to City
Tie Rev. C. E CaUrrni;-. cf Wc. i ositoiiy:. N. Y Three executed lor
wul be sent here. , .,,,..; niscn not murder last year.
ve
OREGON CORN STALKS LOFTY J
pnRTiJkS'O. A us. a v?i Iowa, l
end cf the week. They wui have ,m- C11, Uur5st !
liied tieir haniine by trt time . c "jchnson. superintendent of
and report a cock y:;d cf with Muitncmii county farm sicw-
an averse cf about busie-s. seme countv commissioners stalks ;
grim gir.z above 4-J. ;cf ccm 10 to 12 feet high grown at j
Mr. and Mr. Jne Pisier. who h-s
cn a large ranrn v: of .o-n.
Pennine a itjo to Pcrtind at
M.s? Lucile Peck w.l! attend ti!
normal school tt La Grande tiis ysar.
Lie countv farm.
Jchncn said Oretrcn's hot westner.
Miss 3 nor Han&en liis arcepted cspecijy night, probably accounted '
position a vac her y for the corn's rapid giowti. i
Mrs. R. S. Cmstock was hostess at
a -going awy psrty at her home; olL well HCLIYEKS
Tuesday evening hencring her daugh-; xx!CE aAtn, Cal, Aug. 29
ter. Ruth, who is letvin; Friday for Q:l spcuted 75 feet abeve tie der
tor.!nc to eater n-r?e ira:n:n
Stars In Tourney
LetJs Have a
SHOWDOWN
on Tires! .
Do you know that many big tire maker are offering and felling
"econd-line" tirei to the public?
And do you know that this is being done to let up favorable price
comparison against "FIRST-LINE" Riverside ... all because
Riversides save you about 27 in price'
Think it over!
Perhaps you have been beguiled into believing "second-line" tires
of other makes are the equal of Riversides ... in quality, work,
rnamhip, strength and performance! Simple because the prices
are about the same.'
Anvwav ... we believe vou are entitled to the TRUTH . . . that
RIVERSIDES are "FIRST-LINE" tires, backed by our Unlimited
Guarantee . . . that they are ONLY to be compared to "nrvt-line"
tires of other makes . . . and that anv other comparison is for the
sake of making a favorable price impreision on some hapless
tire purchaser.
And listen to this . . .
You may save a lot of after-grief ami about 27 of your good
money ... if vou'll but refer to the tables printed below when you
buy your next tire. . .
So that you uiil Inou. the names.
fLKAI.S HIKE MILK i
- iv than roi R n.ivs !
CARiriCHAELS, Pa S:i-;y
bicTcl- rKfrs ure piters coir. rTTd to -Leror
SfcarpGcck. 13. ot Chlcaeo.
tml tber milf rts: hAU ol I'-t
six dfcys.
Lroy clinibpd on his wheel in Chi
cago on a Thuralay :nioca and '
pedaled into Caroixhaels Sunday at
lernocn wi:n lh ; brrGOtr.eter ho-rer- t
around 100 dt-Tes on each ct the .
three days he as cn the road.
The distance ss approxmiateiy
mile. The last 100 naUes was over '
roc-c:a:n roads.
Tne rct::h says he "'US-, decided j
cne x''t:z.i r. ' to rist ius aunt and
uncle here, and eiiraiwa on his bi
cr?3e and ntnei !
E" j,5t:
Si
ick top s,t a "oell which came in with )
a rar Wedceadsy evening in tne
new Yenice fieM. Force of the g-as j
pressure prevented ecl workers from
capping tie well, wijch continued to '
flccd t-delands. Firemen maintained
fire liris as autosa came to view i
the spouting well
S.A tv O ST SAU i .N THE WO n,L p.
"Look! Dots jC': Vp3
eft : mi za ts3 iswk w'j-sv a to st
i ir H , . in X
Til In recoonition of '(ll--Km. Ki I
Sought In Slaying
Ik-l K now a
-nrl-LIue-
Tlrr
Goodyear All Weather
Goodrich Silvertown
Firestone Gum Dipped
U. S. Royal
Ward's RIVERSIDE
TXu U P.rtW Li .
Bevt IsUSHU
uoij d-Line'
Tirni 1,1
Goodvear Pathfinder
Goodrich Cavalier
Firestone Oldfield and Anchor
U. S. Rubber Co-'s Peerless
Ward's TRAILBLAZER
. the W i ri
j
J six-, j; r . 'o
Baronets Georgia G:aconD Levi
of Italy, the fird of the women
tennis season in America, befeater
Penelcp- Aniersjn to enter the
tem.-frnsis in Sr. rt.cnai ttie
tourne-"
Accused Of Murder
n tecoonltion of
the doy set aside
honor those
sojI of the
factories, fields, mines,
s.Sips aad rai.roids; Ko are
masters cf the machine and
who determine the theme
cf Progress; :l Safeway
stores will
Close All Day
Monday, Sept. I
few
4
(Til to honor
WJ who are Ihe
Important:
Shop today and
Saturday at Safe-
r r ir
way ror foods roT
over the two-day
holiday. We have
picnic and outing
supplies" in abundance."
GREEN CORN
Genuine Golden Bantam, ou have not had any real Golden Ilantam this
year. Try a dozen of this corn. You will say it's the finest yet.
Dozen . . 13c
OLIVES
Green and stuffed Spanish olives. Hipe olives.
Glass Jar Qq Can . . .
No.
1 tails tins.
15c
CHEESE
Mild, full cream,
delicious.
It's
Lb.
Jchftnjr A'.lwn. former m'-ddie
eijM - feexira chir.pion,
MiiCt cy Portland. Mt, psttce ter
cuetCRirg in tne death of Patrei :
fnan Mi;hael Csnnalty. hce fcod
was fcud en tne aterf rent.
23c
Come in ... let us show you the difference . ,
visit to our stores you srill not be urged to buy.
and
in your
NOTE: If yoa want a "ecifxl-lm" tire . . . bur TraiibUaers
... aold only by Niooceocaery Ward X Co-, alas auki at very
touch Wo than ociart "arcDod-lioe" tun. TSey'ra as good aa. 6e
better thaa oclaer "aecorad line " tares . . . full of bone service.
P. S. You may bur Riversides ... or TrailbUxrrs ... on Easy Payments
... in ail sues. We invite you to come ip . . . and talk over with us your
needs. Don't forget . . . FREE MOUNTING SERVICE on all Ward Tire 1
Montgomery Ward & Co.
1101-3 Washington
Ph. Main IS
I.a Grande
Gets Divorce
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: Anna Dz egie!. .5, of Futtsn, N.
("Y, waj.carge-i th r-.ur i ;r in tne
Vayir.g of M.-- GiWessfe.
'Jezizus Mas te!'e;d the rr.stive-
To Make Debut
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EGGS
Strictly fresh in cartons.
Dozen . . . 28c
FIG BARS
Fresh from the ovens.
2 Lbs. . . . 29c
COFFEE
To make your weekend outins complete
coffee with vou.
take a pound of this deli.
Lb.
SALMON
Not a pink Salmon but something
different. Try a can at this price.
Tall Can 18c
TUNA FISH
Somi'thini; for a real sandwich.
Medium Tins.
Mrv Marin Campbell Wintof
mis granted a divorte n Cievelanc
from Alexander Wintoru 70, pioneei :
autoTio&t'e manu'acturer.
Sr.- et
Grace f? ctfve!t. dai.-sri
Ccverror and Vrs Thesssre Rscse
rt OI fcrto R es. it t;;::n to
ir-ake Ktr tz: ai ctf-.t i- Wjn -
ten u a fa'l. :
Can 22c
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CAMAY SOAP
4 Soft, creamy lather in anv kind of water. w
Bars 25c
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