Saturday, January 17, 1931
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA, GRANDE, ORE.
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;Law Enforcement
ii Program Given At
,j P.-T.. A. Meeting
V'Law Enforcement" was discussed
by Rev. A. J. Starmer, pastor of the
Methodist -Church South, at the
Greenwood Parent-Teacher associa
tion meeting yesterday afternoon at
the school building at 2:30. One of
the Interesting features of the after
noon was the attendance prise pic
ture which was awarded to Mrs.
Beatrice Young's room with a total
of 22 parents present. They will ksep
the picture for the coming month.
- Hot Lunches have been served each
noon since Jan. 6, Mrs. Nell Thacker
reported, and they will continue to
serve them until the -end of the
stormy weather. Plans were discussed
for the usual supervision by the as
sociation of the book exchange for
the opening of the new. semester. The
exchange will be open on Jan. 26 and
27 with Mrs. Jack McGhean, Mrs. G.
Ws Ferdlnandson, and Mrs. J. K.
Chqrlton in charge.
Miss Myrtle Hoyt was in charge of
program presented yesterday
Hen Included: t
Z1 Three songs by the pupils of -the
8tb grade, under thevdlrectlon of Mrs.
Prances Thompson; "Bells, of Brit
tany" by Brown; "Songs of Home" by
toorman; "Snow Dreams" by Neal.
Those taking part were: Elma Amos;
George Anderson; Emily Beery; Cleo
Burk; Edna Dockweller; Paulino Ed
wardB; Mildred Howard; Wlllard Hut
sell; Fern Kofford; Colleen Plummer;
Lanora pyte; Violet Riley; Helen Rim
bey; Amageno Roe; Gilbert Stein;
Neva Stein; William aibson; Paye
Walker; Juanlta Wilson; Audna Win
burn; Anna Ochktree; Guy Baum;
Harold Borine; Paul Cook; Roy Flesh
man; Elsie Glltham; Hellen GtlLham;
Ccll Hale; Florence Johnson; Wanda
Kofford; Dorothy Pfel; Joe. Strand;
Leon Mitchell; Morris Robertson;
Lorraine Dodge.
'New Year," a play BhowJng- each
month, of the year, was given by the
pupils of the 1-b grade under the
direction or Mrs. Beatrice xoung.
Tbpse representing the months were:
ftjl, George .Fleshman; January,
Francis Pyle; February, Robert Com
stpek; March, Helen Cooper; April,
Kenneth Splker; May, Fanny Rouch;
June, Betty June Hendrlckson; July,
Jack O'Nell; August, Florence Thomp
son; September, Adrelnne See; Octo-'
beif, Virginia Gake; November, Boyn
ton Andrews; December, Nina, Van
Bipper.
The characters were: Snowflakes,
Lath a and Glatha Berry; Lincoln,
Walter Kofford; Valentine Song,
Betty Matoon and Billy Brooks;
Dance a Minuet, Virginia Glltner and
BUly Provolt; March Wind, Marie
Shewy; Easter Rabbit, Gene Allen;
B$ue Bird, Martin Cacic; June Rose,
Carmen Erdolsa; Fourth of July,
Jimmy Baling and Clarence Mosler;
Bathing Beauty, Mary Bailey; School
Children, Velma Shepherd and Clar-fiAv-
.-ow.er; October Spirit, Josephine
Alexander; Jack Frost, Betty Matoon;
October Flowers, Carmen Erdoisa and
Marjorle Cole and Eva Jane Carnes;
Pilgrim Children, Mlna Wells and
Rqbert Pratt; Santa Claus; Walter
Kofford.
America," "St. Augustine," and
"The Long, Long Troll" were given
tot the harmonica band, directed by
Xwrldge Huffman. Thosa playing
were;
:'Cecil Hale, Waldron Parker, Joseph
Browning, John Fleshman,, Tnnnie
Sams, BUly Moore, Bud Thacker, Don
ald Howard, Josephine Browning.
Ldrralne Dodge, Earl Mosier, Marl
and Fullmer, Avery Mlllering, Billy
Neff, Jean Burk. Laree Hatcher.
Saturday, Jan. 17
:: 8:00 Coterie club, with Mr. and
Mrs. C. P. Hutchens.
; ' B:00 Bridge club, with Mr. and
Mrs. R. E. McAnulty.
: I Monday, Jan. 19
, 2:00 Wakelita Bridge club. Mrs.
y. J. Broomfield.
f 2:30 E. Z. club, with Mrs. Lee.
) 4:00 Gatusl Camp Fire, mother -;
daughter tea, at the home of
Mrs. Raymond O. Williams.
. i 7:00 Pythian Sisters to serve
turkey feed to Knights at their
hall.
7:30 Neighborhood Music club,
!rkt the La Grande hotel.
7:30 Beading society, of the
Presbyterian young people, with
Miss Myrtle Wilcock.
j 8:00 Eastern Star Social club
; card party, at the Masonic hall,
t 8:00 Island City Pinochle club,
With Mrs. L. M. Hoyt.
I Tuesday, Jan. 20
. . 2:00 Neighborhood club, at the
JLa Grande hotel.
, 2:00 Goodwill club of the W. R.
C., with Mrs. Julius Roesch.
1 6:30 Dinner club, with Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Hill.
7:30 L. a. of the B. of L. F. and
E.. Knights of Pythias hall.
Wednesday, Jan. 21
i 1 :00 Parkdale club, potluck
luncheon, with Mrs. J. M. Bow
ery. iU:00 Bible Searchers club of
the Presbyterian church, with
Mrs. Harry Turner.
a:30 Loyal Sisters of theChrist-
,n church, with Mrs. L. C. Hen
derson. 1502 First street,
f 7:00 Dinner club, with Mr, and
Mrs. Bob Williamson at the
Sacajawea Inn.
3 7:00 Clio club, with Mr. and
Mrs. R. J. Green,
v 8:00 Wednesday Night Bridge
club, with Mrs. E. A. McEachran.
Thursdoy, Jan. 23
1 1 :00 Mary Elizabeth club, with
Mrs. Harry R. Turner, 1702 Wash
ington. i 1:00 J. B. club, with Mrs. Lot
Snodgrass at the La Orande hotel.
1:15 Thursday Bridge club,
With Mrs. John Miller.
t2:00 N. B. B. club, with Mrs.
Bert Webb.
2 :0O Diversity club, with Mrs.
Claude Puckett.
i i Frldny. Jan. 23
2:00 Island City Bridge club,
with Mrs. Albert Warden.
12:30 Past Noble Grands club of
Bebekah lodge, at the Odd Fel
lows hall.
(7:30 Mooseheart Legion, pi
nochle party, with Mrs. Mary P.
MayvlUe. 2105 Adams.
f7:30 Division C of the Loyal
Sisters of the Christian church.
,at the church.
f 8:00 Swastika club, with Mr.
land Mrs. H. J. Leonard.
9:00 St. Peter's HI club dance.
Bonan hall, ,
9 :00 O.-een and gold balloon
ball of the M. I. A at the Recn
atlonnl hall.
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Social Calender
Dorothy Pfel, Wanda Kofford, Verna
Borine, Mary Caclc, Elsie GUham,
Pauline Edwards, Ellen Torrence, Hel
len Glllham. Dolly Hallmark, Bcr
nice White, Dorothy Baling.
.;.
Qbserye Founder's
Day at Luncheon
Founder's day was celebrated at a
luncheon at 'which Dr. Margaret
Ingle and Mrs. H. . A. Zurbrick en
tertained Chapter I, P. E. O. yes
terday. Luncheon was served at small
tables placed about the rooms. .
Mrs. Emma Kiddle made a toast to
tho founders. Mrs. Harley Richard
son gave a resume of the opera sea
son which will be held In Portland
.in the spring, touching on the musi
cal productions which are to be given
during the four days.
, Mrs. Hardle Taylor will have the
group at her home for a business
meeting on February 6 at 2:30, and
also the evening of the same day at
6:30 o'clock at one of the local ho
tels, the place to be set later. Hus
bands of the members will be tho
honored guests at the dinner.
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Mrs. Kiddle Gives
Delightful Party
Mrs. Clyde Kiddle's home was the
scene of a delightful party yesterday
afternoon when the L and L club
met for an afternoon of bridge. Mrs.
Joe Harrison won the prize for the
highest score. Mrs. Kiddle served re
freshments to her guests late in the
afternoon.
Mrs. A. E. Hug will have the club
at her home In two weeks..
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Bridge Party At
Christensen Home
Young society matrons of La
Grande were the guests of Mrs. M.
! M. Christensen at her home yester
j day afternoon. Bridge was the di
version with Mrs. M. L. Larson wln
1 ning first prize; Mrs. Francis Greu
lich, second; , and Mrs. Blancho Stod
dard, guest. .
Refreshments were served by tho
nostess. ..... .
Mrs. Warren Gilbert will entertain
the afternoon club in two weeks,
while Mr: and Mrs. W. M. Heughan
are.. the next hosts for the evening
club next Thursday at seven o'clock.
Lucky Dozen Club
Is Entertained
The Lucky Dozen club members
wero the guests of Mrs. Charles Grif
fin at a one o'clock luncheon yester
day at her home, followed by an af
ternoon of conversation.
Mrs. Frank Hanson will entertain
at a one o'clock luncheon at her
home on Feb. 6. ,
Friday Afternoon
Club In Session
The Friday Afternoon club was en
tertained at tho home of Mrs. Harry
McCarthy yesterday at an afternoon
of bridge. Mrs. Henry Hill won high
est honors.
Late ln tho afternoon refreshments
were served by the hostess.
Mrs. L. M. Hoyt will be hostess for
the club ln two weeks.
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Mrs. C. H. Devine
Hostess at Bridge
Mrs. Charles H, Devine entertained
yesterday with an afternoon of bridge
and a handkerchief shower for Mrs.
R. W. Anderson, who is leaving soon
to make her home in Boise. The
members of the F. S. club were the
guests.
Prizes were won by - Mrs. Everett
Koewn. first; Mrs. W. B. Warner, sec
ond: Mrs. Stevenson, guest. Following
cards refreshments were served by the
hostess.
Mrs. Roy Grice will entertain the
group in two weeks.
Vedders Entertain
Friends At Party
Mr. and Mrs. W. Vedder invited a
group of their friends at an evening
of cards yestorday at their home. Mrs.
Fred Young made high score, and
Edward Prouty received the consola
tion. Refreshments were served by the
hostess at a late hour.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Young will en
tertain the group at their home next
Friday.
Victory Program
Given By W. C. T. U.
The Victory day program presented
by the Women's Christian Temper
ance Union last night at the Christ
ian church proved to be one of the
most interesting programs on prohi
bition and the eighteenth amendment
presented ln La Grande. Mrs. Walter
Pierce, who has been active in pro
hibition work, told how citizens may
help to enforce the law; Mrs. L. Faus
discussed, "Why I Observe the Law,"
and Mrs. N. E. Hershey. of Island
City, pointed out the fallacy of re
peal. Other numbers . on tiie program
were: "Temperance Dolly," sung by
a group of girls from the Church of
Christ; and a playlet. "Before and
After the 18th Amendment." which
was presented by a group of children.
A group of boys from the Metho
dist church sang "John Barleycorn
Wants to Come Back." Mrs. Bertha
Smith led the devotionals.
They plan to meet on- Jan. 27 in
the dining room of the Odd Fellows
temple.
Sargon
2 Bottles Sargon, value
1 Bottle Sargon Soft Mass
Total value -
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tnnnd. iWrrthine sleep Eat with a kren. hearty appetite
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once with the help of this new and modern compound.
We recommend It because we know what It Hill do.
Red Cross Drug Store
Exclusive Sarg-on Agents
Mr. Brady Speaks
At P.-T. Meeting
' Since the American ideal of civic
life Is based first on the morality of
the Individual who Is a unit of the
community, which Is In turn a unit
of the city,' and so on until every
individual becomes a part of the na
tion; any fault of the government is
not the fault of the administration
but of tho Individual, Judge H. E.
Brady declared when he spoke at the
Rlverla Parent-Teachers association
meeting yesterday afternoon at the
school. .
This Is citizenship month for the
national P.-T. -A., and the talk was
a part of the local program of citi
zenship. Judge Brady believes that people
are prone to let the government take
care of Itself, while they read the re
sults In the newspapers. Every per
son should keep in mind that the
distinction which the American gov
ernment has from other governments
is that the civil power is the ulti
mate power vested In the people. "So
they are; so will be their govern
ment," he believes. -
A program of patriotic songs was
sung, and a report of the study club,
of which Mrs. Bergen Is chairman,
was made.
They will meet again in February,
Mrs. Fred Gehrlng, president, stateB.
Making Plans For
Green, Gold Ball
Gold roses, which are to be used
In decoration for the green and gold
balloon ball to be given by the M. I.
A. on January 23 at the Recreational
hall, were made at a meeting of the
Daughters of Utah Pioneers yester
day afternoon with Mrs. Jack Hiatt.
Mrs. B. F. Gwllllam was assistant
hostess.
All M. I. A. organizations In the
stake are Interested in the green and
gold ball which Is one of the most
Important events of the season.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess late in the afternoon. They
will meat again on February 20.
Talks Given At
Association Meet
J. H. Blunt, of the La Grande High
school faculty, addressed the Acker-
man Pa rent -Teacher association at
I one of the most Instructive meetings
I of the year yesterday evening at the
school. He spoke on character build
ing and its connection with pre-
scnool and early school ages. A talk
on xnrnt, spending ana saving was
given oy r;.
, social hour and refreshments
followed the progranvwnicn was com-
. u "i
, 2i "Sj?e w num5 '" March 29. and she will be 68 years
eluded "The Glow Worm" and "Thelirt i -
Dancers." sung by Hozel Williams,
Grace Herr and Mildred French.
I ' In charge of refreshments were
Mrs. Melvln Galbraltlv Mrs. L. 8.
WuV, Mn Hnrrv 1 Mtt niirl Mrs. H.
A. Teutsch. '
Missionary Study ,
Class Is Planned
A missionary study class which will
culminate ln presentation of a play
to be given by the Presbyterian
Christian Endeavor society was dis
cussed at a business meeting of tho
missionary committee of the group
.following a dinner- at- which thoy
wore the guests of Miss Hulda Ander
son, Tho. study will be concerned
with India and will bo held in con
nection with the church school of
missions to be conducted by Rev. J.
George Walz, pastor of the church.
Pinochle Party
To Be Held Jan.
23
A pinochle party will be held at
the home of Mis. Mary E. Mayvlllc,
2105 East Adams avenue, Friday eve-
nmg, January ua, according to pians
made at a meeting of the Ladles, of
tho Mooseheart Legion last night at
the Moose hall.
Only regular routine business was
discussed, Mrs. MayvlUe states.
Turkey Feed Will
Be Served Monday
An annual turkey feed will be
ntrvnri tn tVia Vntrhtu rsf Pufhlna
Monday evening at 7 o'clock by the
Pythian Sisters, according to plans
made by the sisters at a meeting last i
night at the K. P. hall. The commit- 1
tee in charge of the feed Includes
Mrs. Jean Gaily, Mrs. Mildred Crow
ley. Mrs. Vclla Jones, Mrs. Alleen Mc- ,
Donald, and Mrs. Ethel Qulnlaud.
Mrs. Eva Koyle, protector, and Mrs,
Mildred Crowley, guard, wero In
stalled with. Mrs. Mary Berry acting
as Installing officer assisted by Mrs.
Vella Jones, grand manager, and Mrs.
Winnie Oliver, grand senior.
Following the Installation refresh
ments were served and a social hour
enjoyed with Mrs. Oliver Stoncklng
ln charge, assisted by Mrs. Mabel
Cook and Mrs. Eva Koyle. t
. Your
Piano will be
taken in exchange
on a new
VICTOR or RCA RADIO
Adiers Music Co.
Visit Our Piano Dept.
Special
$2.70
Pills 60
3.30
'3
MODEST
Trade Uarke Registration
"My boy-friend Isn't sheriff any
"Mil his term expire?"
"No. 11c Uld."
Stilwells Observe
1 finlHpn WpHHinO' Stilwell and family. Mr. and Mrs. Al
UU1UC11 CUUlllg ibeio caton and lamlly, of Santa Ana;
Mr. and Mrs,
Red 1 tincl 9, Cal.,
Calvin Stilwell. of
recontly celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary at
tho home of their daughter, Mrs. A.
W. Jones, of Redlands, Mr. and Mrs.
Rtilwpll Vfnra nh nnn tlma i.nl.Mn,(
of Lft Grande and are well known In
this-vicinity.
A dinner was Berved at noon and
In tho afternoon on Informal recep
tion was held at which time many
friends called to pay their respects
and honor the couple. '-
iney were married in Hastings,
Nobr nnd later movC(t to Ln arane
! where they lived for 30 years before
golng to Redlnuds el ht J
Both Mr aml Mr(j- stliweU
are In
good Health
old in May.
kix 01 tne seven children and all
01 tneir grandchildren Joined in the
S U A U L "HOOK, LINE AND SINKER"
- The Family Theatre "" '- ' '
Last Times ' r, ,s5 . .-. ;" . ' r . - ZT" " !
Today ' . AKINe SUNCAY : .
I - A WESTERN WOW! , 'Sjn '." S
STARTING WmX-MW
SUNDAY . FPmul,cA
continuous vAl: . xf ar4 e f ijh ffJ
si V (z$h fty continuous shows "V Jr. ff
Km)' has lt n tremendous fortuno llcs hidden I
IllllllPl'c S' ! timid maid add to the luroro with" shrieks and with
IrvX- 7 r' ' quakes and Kroans. The arch-criminal is em- M I s
lV?tl8S l ' i harked on his oupremo adventure. Thrills! Bhud- f I rfTrn hrT I f
J y 7jiV dcr31 Excitement! Entertainment extraordinary! I . fHIX I l ' IK IV I V
.1 'fl It's Fun Galore 1 IT IS BETTER TO CALL MAIN 83 FOR SCHEDULE OP SHOWS '
J II i CHARLES The Happy New Year Season of Better
'Will if lOGERS Picture Entertainment
f llj tt A I s n rr Watch f or Play Dates Keep Inf ormed
I ;j f 1 in AlUnj Harold Lloyd in "Feet First"
'IA ramA'Vrtlll,'h "Tom Sawyer" with Jackie Cooffan
I I IUUUI Janet Gaynor & Charles Farrell in
; I I "The Man Who Came Back"
With "Min and Bill" ;
"Stew" Kr win . : : :
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MAIDENS -:-
Applied For U. S. Patent Otfloe
t itn iu . t. ? iuiwi RMH-.-4 .i7
more.
tgolden wedding celebration.
Therb
wh nresent: Mr. and Mrs.
M. A.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jones and fam-
1 u'- 01 "ediands; Doran Stilwell, of
' YaKima' wns.; Mr. and Mrs. T. J.
well, of Mentonle. Arthur Stilwell,
of Yakima, could not be present.
Work In Orient
'Discussed by Aid
served . reireshments.
again in two weeks.
Work In tho Orient. ln which they wTIi k' - : ' v0t'f 1 'S I "jSteTNsSj t fT C i
uso a study book entitled "Overseas," iV vf, I M JjiUjsjLjk . k f $&lm 'iV 1
was discussed by the Ladles Aid of H yl iTt 4 ptiBfla - ' l jmSmw 1
tho Baptist churoh at their meeting J1 I 9 , J-'KJ ' n FJ"1 , o . 7( f " )
yesterday afternoon with Mrs. 81dney RJ3I - . I I Jjf"r . vW'V-lejff''-6'i&i V
Happersett. Mrs. William Shado was , Jj WT mitWi. 1 lwV B ''
the meotlnu nftnr which the hostess I STTi I ?-' i i t Vt"SR 4 " ill I
Officers, Guards
To Meet Sunday
i Officers and guards of the Neigh
bors of Woodcraft are requested to
meet Sunday afternoon at two o'clock
at the Knights of Pythias hall for
practise. 1
Mrs. Belle Devine is guardian
neighbor of the N. O. W.
"Haiti": Studied . ..
By Girls Group
"Haiti" was the study presented
when the High School Girls' Mission
ary society of the Methodist church
1 met last evonlng with the Misses
Marylou and Evelyn Piper. 1805 Cedar
street. This 1b one 6f the concluding
chapters of tho text which the girls
have been studying this year. Jay
Stowell's "Between The Americas" and
which has been found to be very in
teresting. .
A business meeting was' presided
over by the presldont. : Miss Edna
Brown. The meeting followed a pot
luck supper with Mrs. F; E. Piper
assisting In the serving.
.
I Social Club Plans
Card Party Monday
: The Eastern Btar - Social club 1b
planning a earn party to be held
Monday evening at the Masonic hall
Eight o'clock has been set as tho
time. '
Last Times
To See
Wheeler
Woolsev yWv4l
They meet I !4fil I ; t-' BK. 5-. AT. ,m H I
Club Women Will
Meet on Tuesday
1 Mrs. Lloyd B. Pterco, chairman for
tho program on Italy to bo presented
at. tho Tuesday afternoon meeting of
the Neighborhood club, announces
that, under the direction of Mr. Nich
ols, head of the history department
in the Eastern Oregon Normal school,
four students will present phases of
the old and new Italy. They will bo
presented in tho same manner in
which they will be presented in tho
Normal school classroom, whero a
p vog nun outline similar to that of
the club Is being carried out.
Mrs. A. L. Richardson Is music
chairman for the day;' and Mrs.
Adolph Slegrist Is social chairman,
and will be assisted by Miss Hildn
Anthony, Mrs. v. B. Pickens. Mrs. M.
Antnony, Mrs. Lynno fionnenKamp,
Mrs. G. M. Curtis, Mrs. E. L. Eckley,
Mrs. James Oncal, Miss Gladys Miller,
Miss Ida McMeekln. Mrs. H. G. Dow,
Mrs. Johanna Vernon, Miss EUeanor
Vernon, Miss Helen Moor, Miss Lena
Foley, and Miss Henri Her lug.
Mrs. Hazel Graham
Heads Drill Team
' Mrs, Hazel Graham was appointed
as chairman of lt3 drill team by tho
American Legion auxiliary which met
last evening at the Sacajawea Inn.
Plans wero discussed to raise funds
send delegates to the state con-
ventlon In CorvalllB next summer, and
among tho projects Is a benefit
rinnrn tn bn spnT,ROrpd at Zuber YiaU
on March 17
A reception for all patriotic organ
izations is to be hold on Lincoln s .
birthday. February 12, further plans
to be made later.
1
Italy Inspiration j
For Monday Session'.
"Italy. , Tho Cradlo of Modern)
Music,-' wl!l provide the Inspiration
lor en Interesting program to be)
presented by the Neighborhood Muslq
club Monday evening at 7:30 In tha
gold room of the La Grande hotel.
Under me direction . of the chair- -
(Continued on Pntrff Five)
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