La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 10, 1932, City Edition, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, June 10, 1932 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Pa ge Throe Bg -!.. SOCIETYNOTES Miss 11cm Duke. Society Editor Telephone Main tioo Until :S4) a. m. Women of Country Club Enjoy Dinner Last Night With Losing Team Members , Acting as Hostesses For the Victors The club, house at the La Grande country club was the "scene oi re tribution" iaat night when the losers In the team ploy entertained ths wln nerj at dinner at 0:30. The winners, of whom Mrs. Fred Lanzer waa cap tain, were seated at one loig table, which was decorated with- bouquets ol mixed flowars. Mrs. Herman SlcgrlBt. captain of thp losing team, presented Mrs. Lan der with a golf club, accompanying the presentation with a brjel talk. The winning, team was comprised of Mrs. Lanmr, Mkj Anne slangs, Mra. Charles Reynolds, Mrs. R. P. Murphy. Mrs. B. M. Todd, Mrs. Chose Bohnenkamp, Mrs. John Thclsen, Mrs. Fred Spaeth, Mrs. W. p. Wil liams, Mrs. Ijoe B. Bouvy, Mrs. O. L. Larlson, Mra. William Slegriat, Mrs. gltznbcth Donnelly, Mrs. Melvln Lar son, Mra. Leal Ruusell and Mri. Harry Zurbrtck. The losing team, members of which did not all lose their matches, were Mrs. Herman Slegrlst, Mrs. W. c. Per kins, Mrs. L. K. Kinzel, Mrs. Dan Tan' her, Mm. J. a.' Ormand, Mlsj Jane Btange, Mrs. A .W. Nelson, Mra. H. E. Dlsoii, Mrs. E. C. Stephenson, Mi's. Harry McKlnlay, Mrs. August J Stange, Mrs. Clyde Seltz. Mrs. Jacl: Murphy, Mrs. Jack Wright. Mrs. El mer McMauus and Miss Nell Orlm mett. . Miss Eva Wear Is Hostess at Tea afternoon was enjoyed and tea was served on xne lawn. The event wtu in the form of a farewell for membcrp of the faculty of the J. H. Ackerman Training school, who are Jv living for Uw aum- m-T. , i ,u Donald Baird And Pauline Qox Wed Orando chapter at the grand chapter which opens ui Portland on June 13. Auxiliary Members ; To Attend Meeting! More then 80 members of the Am erican Legion auxiliary are planning to attend the national convention In Portland, on Sept. 13, 13, 1 and 15, according to an announcement made following a meeting Wednesday eve ning, at 8 o'clock, at the Sacajawea Inn. Mrs. Hazel Graham presided at tho meeting at which the convention was dlscuaied. - Meetings have been discontinued now until August although picnic Is planned for July, final arrange ments for th9 event t be made on June 17, when the sewing olub meets No-Hostess Club Is Entertained Miss Fonda Hanks arranged a party for members of her no-hostess brldgo Ml Eun wr n,,lorll,i mnll cum Wednesday evening at me nomo group of friends at tea at the home Edward Fitzgerald. Bridge wus of Mr. and Mra. A. T. Hill yesterday . played during tho evening and the ltTOor. .1 nnrf i nVlm-lr At. Informal 1 prlZCS WCtt! awarded tO Mrj. Jollll : , 1 Larlsqn, flrat, and SOCIAL CALENDAR . Friday, Juno 10 7:30, Women, of the Moosp pinochle party, Mrs. Hulda Stef fens and Mrs, Emma Stager, host esses, at ilie Moose hall. Monday, June 13 .7:30 Royal Neighbors of Amerl- ca, at the Odd Fellows hall. Tuesday, June 14 1:00 D. A. R. luncheon, with. Mrs. P. S. Robinson. 2 :00 Pythian Sisters Social Hanks, Miss fourth. V Rclrcshmente wero enjoyed, follow ing thp pvent, at The Nook, Mrs. William Hcughan will arrango thp next event i two weeks. .;. i Potluck, Supper To Concede Season After a potluck supper on June 22. at 6:30, the activities of the Order of tho Eastern Star will bo discontinued for thj summer, according to "a de cision reached by the members at their meeting on Wednesday evening, at the Masonic nan. Mr3. n. m. ran shaw. Mrs. Mary Heassler, Mrs, G. N. 1 Talking ton and Mrs. Alfred Milne were appointed members of th? com mittee on arrangements. Mrs. Rasmussen Hostess Thursday Miss Paulino Cox, of Cnldwell. and Donald Balrd, of La Orandc, wore married yesterday morning at 11 with Mrs. Otis Palmer. uuuuk 1(1 uu&ei, wv. riiiiiiv Qlgllottl, of Baker, pastor or tho First Prcsbytorlan church, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John I. Woodhouao. Fcllowlng the wedding dinner in Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Balrd left for La Grande, where he has -accepted a position with tho Standard Stations, Inc. Among tho30 In attendance at tho ceremony wero the bride's- parents, Mr. and Mrs! A. M. Cox, and her bro thor, Thomas, of OaldwelliMr. Balrd's parents, Dr. and Mi's. D. E. Balrd, of Caldwell, ancl Mr. and Mrs. John I. woodnouse. Mr. Balrd Is a former student at Whitman college. Mrs. George Rasmussen entertained the Miniature club Thursday after noon at her home at sewing and gains', Mia Twillft House, who Is the house guest of Mrs. W. G. Bailey, presented two plaho solos: Mrs- Dean counsil played a piano selection; and little Hlllle uauov gavo a reaaing. ignt members and tneir cuuaren wero present, and the guests of honor were Miss House ana Jars, put Ham ilton. Refreshments were served by the hostess at the close or the meet ing. Members of Club Are Entertained Miss Evelyn Ballard entertained the Talk O' The Town Bridge club' last mgnt nt. tier nomc. ijucsls iur vim evening. In addition- tq member? of the group, were Misses Lois Jean Pa vis, LaVcta Mlllerlng, Laiira Mae Kobb and Jcannetto Blanchard. Prizes at hrldge were awarded tp Miss AilUio Conradt, first, and Mlas Blanchard. consolation, Bftor which two-course luncheon' was served by the hostess, assisted by her mother, Mrs. W. P. Ballard. The rooms were decorated with flowers. Mrs. Spencer Is , Hostess to Club club, with Mrs. Wesley McDonald. I Miss Stella Bloch, worthy matron, 8:00 Women's Benefit associa tion, at the Sacajawea Inn. Wednesday, Juno 15 2:00 Bible Searchers class of tho Presbyterian church, with Mrs. Robert Eakin. 2 :00 Divisions A and B, Loyal Sisters Aid of the Christian church, at the church. 2:00 Baptist women's society, : with Mrs. Fred Johnson. 2:00 Women's Home Missionary society, with Mrs. S. C. Smith. . 7:30 h, S. to the.B. of L. -F.. ' and E at the Eagles hall; ' 7:30 Rebekah lodge, at the Odd Fqllowa hall. s Thursday, June 16 l- 1:15 Bridge club -luncheon, with Mrs. Elmer McManus. 2:00 Diversity club, at tho Rlv? crsirio parti.. 7:30 Eagle auxiliary, at the Eagles hall. 8:00. Past Matron3 club, at tho I&asonic hall. ' 8:00 Fifty-Fifty club, with Mrs. Louise Shepherd. - land E. R. Ringo, worthy patron, were elected delegates to represent inoia A small group from Baker was en tertained at the home of Mrs. Call(o Scencer In La Grande Wednesday at temoon whon she was hostess to tha Safewoy Women's club. The guests from Baker were Mrs. Virginia Wott ley, Mrs. Dorothy Horting, Mrs. Grace Head. Mrs. Jessie Moore, airs, cmeie and Ms. Edwards. Cards wore played during the af ternoon and the pruse for high score wa-4 awarded to Mra. Hortinc. Mn. fdoore received consolation.!. Mrs. Mae Riley, of La Grande, also was a guest for the afternoon. The La Grande members of the club will be entertained ; at Baker, tho arrangements to be announced latar. t . Missionary Group Mrs. L. V. Duncan entertained t4 Women's Foreign Missionary soeletj of the Methodist church, Wednesday arternoon at iter noma, a nominat ing committee, consisting of Mrs. W. H. Hertzog, Mrs. W. W. KlnzU aiul Mrs. Wheatley. was appointed dur ing the business meeting over wmci Mi's. is. p. i&enqnca, vresinent, piv- slded and IS? comnjlttee w(U reporf at tne neve meeting u vno groun. Plans were made for a Founder's rinv hnnnllnt. to be held at the church on Jin l1, and during the remainder of the afternoon tho mem- uers ruiii4 mn.imukf). r" uv pvmv tho Isabella Fisher hospital In China. Mrs. Keridrlck led thp dpyqMons, using as hier topic, ''Workers With pod." Doris and ram Duncan ployed Beverat mustcai numbers, the latter pioying ine vmin aim iut imn rlnvlnn tha' nl.nn arivunnanlmant. ' Mrs. Duncan led the lesson on tw Normal school and ! Misses Barbara, topic "He Hplds y Responsltyef af-f and Juanlta BUtzinger, who expect to ter wnici) reirespmenw wefe wjryuu all-day ovent at Riverside park plan ned Dy uie Hivorsiao iaaies aiq iot Uwlr f am tiles on June 44. Arrange ments were discussed yeaterduy at Lane Chapel, with Mrs. R E. McAnulty. presidni, m charge of- tho meeting. A program, arranged by Mr,. Joiin Jennlnga, Mr. Wallace Cass, Mr. Fred Tuvcfon. assiated by Mra. Vt. G. Halt, Mrs. Albeit Nbuklruhner and Mrs. Oh.nrl?s ,Chadwh;k, wm iireseuted after the business' mating. Miraeti Alladlne aud Berneda; Chad wick played a p:auo duet; aiid tlie former saijg a vocal solo, accompanied oy Mrs. n. u. Haie. ura. .ieuana jenr plng j sang several vocal' numb-?rs, ac companied by Mrs. Wallace Cass and a)so playing her own j accompaniment oi tlip guitar, Mrs. Cucj played a group of populai' numbers, after which they all Joined In an old fashioned hymn sing, with Mrs. H. G. Hale playing the lplanov Mrs. Everett Ohadwlck was wel-1 corned Into membership in tho aid. - Guests for the aftoinoon wero Mrs. J. W. Ferdinandsop,' Mrs. Clelland Jep n liits and Mrs. ' Jaue Evans, of 5a) em. 1 f N Three Honored At ; Party Wiednesday Miss aiadra Brcshears. vbo has been attending tho Eastern Oregon tho evening and refreshments wore Bcrved at a! late hour. Ilomar Scliroader, Mlsa Ocnovlovc ftfelson and Fred Matthes were mem bers of the committee-. In charge of arrangement). HIl.VKU 1,0,VKK npw xonfc, Juno .10 ,n silver o , lower at alo. , 411,'TTKKFAT Bar BAN FRANCISCO, June 10 Ml r Butterfat f. o. b. San Francisco 18c, by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. a. Headley. Meetings w pe discontinued un til 'September. 9 Lutheran Church Events Planned Two events of interest to members oi tnp vuvnvran cuiruii wura piuii ncd vesterdav afternoon when th Lutheran Ladles Aid met at the Home of MW- Jlin 8c)llng. pn June 33 tho children of ttip Sunday school will be entertained at a nlcnlc. and on July 17, tho fntlre congregation or tne cnurcn win gamer ror an out door meeting. Committees for the Sunday school picnic, whlcl) also will replace tho npKt meeting Of the Aid, were ap. pointed. nn) Include Mrs. ft. A. KUw hammer and Mrs. Schilling, refresh' meiits: and Mrs, Ernest Stoyka, Mra. ueoree Andrews and Mrs. Fred Mur ray. Karnes. The city park will be tho scene of the' event to, which all members of the Sunday school will ba invited. Mrs. L. J. Ebert presided' 'at' yester day's meeting and Tend the scripture lpsspn, Picnic to be Held At Riverside Park acconiDanv their uartaita. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Stttzinrter, to Portland to hiako their home, wefe complimented at- a party at wmcn ' me ukiw jucu gue of the Luthenui church enter tained Wednesday evening at tho can f ci, uapie wure fjiuycu uuuu HOSTON WOOL UKPOHT ' BOSTON, Juno 10 VP) Tho Copi mcrcttnl Bullotin will say of tho wool market tomorrow: "Thero Is a slight Improvement In the demand for wool, so that there Is now the possibility tp quote pricea wim some sense oi assurance, i-nn sized purchases have been mode this woejc ay a icw uuyers qi neany au ecrades and types or .aomesuo wool. "In the west, thO movement of tlie now cOtp continues moderately. It Is estimated that 4p to $0 per cent of tne new ,aouitAii,io i.u una hwii uiuvuu from fhsb hands either by sale consignment, chlofly by the latter method. "There Is evidence of roturnlng con fidence In tho piece goods markets In the underlying stability of wool and wool goods prices. No big movement has yet occurred but better Interest Li being shown. Tlie Foreign marxeia are iainy steadv on the basis ox tho last Lqn don colonial wool oales. Primary markets aro generally olosed for the season. mem Saturday and Sunday LEW AYRES in "Heaven On Earth" with ANITA LOUISE "SLIM" SUMMERVILLE A drama, filled with romance and action that you will long remember! Also "Mrrhnnlcj-I Cow" . Ono Heel of Fun "Pcrfert Suitor" with Benny Rubin "Sport .Slants." In Yoiir Next Cake ' Use K C Baking Powder and notice the fnt texture and Urge volume. Because of its hish leavening strength you use less than of high priced brands and are assured of perfect results In using WrF- BAKING JfPfe POWDER SAME PRICE , FOR OVER-40 VEARS 25 ounces for 25c It's Double Acting GET THIS COOK BOOK FREE I Mail this coupon with 4c In stamp, lorpoitagf and packing and yog will receive Hook containing over 90 tested recpef. JQUES MFG. CO., CHICAGO, ILL, Enclosed find 4c in stamps, mail the Cook's Book to Name ' Addre Picnics are predominating In the activities of many organizations of La Grande, among them the annual v& i TUB WATTKAU silhouette, ex emplified by thp up-iu-tno-DacK brim. U Bhowu here' In n roiiBii nnnin rad struw effective! trim- mod with red velvet geraniums and velvet nrnsgrain ribbon PILE SUFFERERS Can You Answer Tluse Quiwtloii? Do you know why cxtcrnnl remedies do not elvo quick nnd permnnent rollof. Why cutting does not remove tho cause? ' ' Do you know tho cause of Piles Is lnternnl? That there is congestion of b'ood in the lower bowel the vcnis unpuy, the parW almost doad? Do you know that wwre 's a narm? Jess Internal remoay ior licnuig, bleeding or protruding piles discover cd by Pr. Lsonhardt and known as HpM-ROJD that la guaranteeoy ! hbm-ROID nanisnw pnes oy re moving the cause. It st)n)Ulatcs u circulation in tho lower bowels drives out the thick Impure blood. hoals and restores the affected parts. This remedy has an almost unbeliev able record for euro, safe and lusting relief to thousands or mja MiercfB. Don't waste time on external rem edies or think of an operation until you have tried a bottle of HEM-HOIu tablets.' Red Cross Drug Stoio guar antees' money back If they ojo not ond Piles In any form. Adv. Mohair Is still dull and prlccu nominal. Some effort Is being made to-' move the Texas clip.'. uiio uuiieuu will puunsii tne .fol lowing quotations: ccourccl basis: 1 Oregon Flno and f. m. staple 30- t7: line and f. m. Pr. combing 38-35; Hio and f. m. clothing 30-32: vallov Ho. 1, 33-36. . Mohair: Oregon 17-18. Domestic grudid: first combing S7 30. Second combing 24-20; third combing 20-22; fourth combing 16 20; good carding 3l-ii: first kid 6u 65; socoud Jtld 46-60. MAID, LINDBERGH KIDNAP SUSPECT COMMITTS SUICIDE (Continued Prom Page .Qne) Maryland, real estate man, corrobor atcri OunKfnt'Plm'a testimony of how Mean's assured them he could . re- cover -the bby because ,pf a tjiaarro, connection with 'the kldnapera,' I ' Fleming quoted Means as telling: Mm that not long before the boby. was spiniea away, Means met a xor mer fellow prisoner In a New York speakeasy. This man, Fleming satdll Means told nun, miormea Means oil plans 'for a kidnaping which would cause wpvifi-.wiqo notoriety or ceive .no pubUoltv at all.' " Tiie man atd the Job would mean! "fifty grand or maybe one hundred grand1' Fleming quoted Means, .and! proposed that Means Join in It. Means declined but when he later; read about the Lnldbergh kidnaping he realized at once his jtisnd was connected with it, Fleming paid, add-;! ing mat Means ,tqtu mvn ne xnen; went bock to New York, contacted his' Xrloml. and jtoud that his theory was correct, , . It. was because of this, Fleming said Means assured him he knew he could return tho Lindbergh h&py. Greiitest AulMoioek, Energy! NewUMON The Family Iheatre 20c KI1HI1KS 5c Gil EATER POWER !VEW SMOOTUXESS IM lli:.SEII MILEAGE FINEST A.TI-K.OCK PROVED PEIttVVR.YMXCE NO EXTRA COST MO.EV RACK GUARANTEE USIEN! , . VOI(,e 01' W. . . . tOMOUT ( ., , , KOW, KHl) THAT'S JUST WHAT WE ARE DOING WITH THIS STOCK I!"'' Every day Ue cut some prices deeper than the day he-fore-s-Every day we clean up some lots of merchandise THE TIME IS GETTING SHORT Only a few, days more and the wonderful opportunity , for savings will be past. ACT NOW! WMle They Ul Que Group $4.mto$64Q Ladies Shoes j Sises to llere's where you ,, ladies with Bmall feet win big. $1.50 I While They Xust One Group $4,95 $16.50 Silk Dresses Pon't wsiit until next week your n e g h bor may not. First come, . first served. $2.50 While They Last One Group 50c Rayon Mesh Hose Bear Brand and other good ones. Bo In style and make your pocket book smile. 31c While They Last One Group up to $2.95 Dress Shirts Why wear a pat ched shirt whon a brand splinter new one H k e these is only 75c While They Last ; One Group $1.75 Ton Tested Overalls Hirsch Weis su per quality. You 'll have to step on it, to step In to a pair of these "'$1.00 While They Last One Group $3.50 &$XM Ruffled Curtains Not dinky cheap j u n k i but big b e a u t i ful cur tains. Better get in hifjh gear and get first pickings. $1.00 Pr. Wbilo They Last One Group $2,95 to $5,95 Ladies Hats Don't go looking like a fright, when you can doH up for 50c While They Last One Group $2,50 to $3.95 Hoys' Dress Pants Don't be a bum dress like a gentleman. $1.00 Cold Type and Printers Ink cannot convey the whole mean ing of the unparalelled price slashing now going on in this store. Come Saturday Come Every Day N. P. Woods Sales Service Selling Out Closing Out Knocking Out The Stock of The CONNER STORE isU TTrjgiRoNrNj2SsS5lSIii GREATER ENTERTAINMENT MONTH BRINGS now playing ENDS' HATTltlMY ' Kttlauwp I NKWS KVKNTH Amelia ICtirliiirt 1 41 tuls lit Mmdun WHEN A LOVE STARVED MAN OAZKH ON WOMAN' IIKAUTYI : Tills enchanting circus beauty made temptation imrcl to battlo! And then Fate threw her Into his nrmsl Ainrlon Davics most amazing role I Gable at his most cxoltlngl SWINGING HIGH TO FAME In pM "READIN' AND WRITIN " The Biggest. . . Entertainment Ever Shown in Lit Grande' 25c 35c Kiddies 10c t ' .tk' :' wmmm'A'','m"m it, - .4$