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Thursday, July 13, 1933 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE. Page Him 8 r i C9 1 i SOCIETYNOTES Mrs. C. H. Cleaver Inspiration For Charming Party Given by Mrs. Warren Gilbert Mra. O. H. Cleaver, formerly of this city, who, with Mr. Cleaver, was the houtitj uest of Mr, and" Mrs, Warren Gilbert was the inspiration for a charming afternoon event at vhtch Mrs, Gilbert entertained yesterday at 3:30 o'clock at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Cleaver left today for Spokane where they will visit Mr. and Mi. E. P. McPadden, former La Granders, before returning to their home In Moscow,- Idaho. Conversation was enjoyed by a group of -Mrs. Cleaver's friends and refreshments were served by the hostess. ' Guests were Mrs. H. S. ,Moor, who Is spending the summer with her daughter, MIsb Helen Moor; Mrs, Howard Miller, of Oakland, who is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1 H. E. Coolldge; Mrs. Fred , E Kiddle, Miss Jennie Peterson, Ml& Moor, Miss Bess Duke, Miss Dorothy Kir by, Mrs. Francis Greullch, Mrs. Stanley Mills and the guest of honor, Suits $9.95 $11.95 $13.95 Florsheim Shoes $6.85 Sport Oxfords $1.25 $2.95 Xn-l'MUA-Jj I 1 1 I July Women's Golf Team Is Given Dinner In recognition of their Victory In the recent team match piny for wo men at the La, Grande country club, Mrs, Herman Slegrist and her Warn were feted at dinner last night at 7 o'clock at the club house. Mrs. P. B. Lanzer, -capttiln of the losing teani. was chairman of the dinner and was ossUted by Mrs. h. K. Klnzel, Mrs. H. E. Dixon, Mrs.. A. W. Nelson, Mrs. W. C. Perkins and Mrs. J. E. Woodell. Members of -the winning team are Mrs. Slegrist, Miss Anne SUuige, Mrs. C. H: Reynolds, Mrs, Dan Tanner, Mrs'. Fred Spaeth, Mrs. 14.' P. Murphy, Miss Jane Stange, Mrs. E. MoMnnus, Mrs. Jack Murphy, Mrs. H. A. Zur brlck, Mrs. W. Slegrist, Mrs. a. h. Larlson. Mrs. O. R. Seltz, Mrs. W. C. Williams, Miss Edna. Jones, Mrs. H. M. Howard, Mrs. Ht. O. Pearson, Miss Ollda Ashby, Miss Madeline Larson and Miss Gladys Tanner. -Members of the other team are Mrs. Lanzer, Mrs. Xlnzel, Mrs. J. O. Ormand, Mrs. Chase Bohnenkamp. Mrs. A. W. Nelson, Mrs. O. H. Fogel, Mrs. W. O. Perkins. Mrs. H. B. Dixon. Mrs. Elizabeth Donnelly, Miss Nelle Grimmett, Mrs. H. N. Ashby, Mrs. A. J. Stange, Mrs. Harry, McKinlay, Mrs. O. M. Wight, Mrs. Elton Barron,-Mrs. P. L. Ralston, Mrs. J. D. Haun, Mrs. Hal Bohnenkamp, (Miss , Freeda Ken nedy and Mrs. J. D. Woodell. . . Missionary Group Plans Meeting An ' Interesting meeting of the Presbyterian Missionary society has been planned for tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. A. T. 11.1. Hostesses assisting Mrs. Hlli are Mrs. J. O. Snook, Mrs. J. D. Smart and Mrs. C. E. Anderson Miss Lulu Huron will outline the new mission study book, "Eastern Women Today and Tomorrow." Mrs. Lynno Bohnenkamp will lead tlw de votions. Presbyterian Aid In Special Meet Miss Eileen Morelock and Miss Beatrice Warden, teachers in the La Grande public schools, described their recent trip to the Century of Pro gress exposition at Chicago Wednes day afternoon when the Presbyterian Ladles Aid held a special meeting at 2:30 o'clock at the church. During . the business session plan. were made for a cooked food sale to be held on SaturdaV, July 22. Refreshments were served by Mrs. S. B. Morgan, presldent-and mem bers of her committee at a late hour. ... Legion Auxiliary Names Mrs. Maxam Mrs. Gertrude Maxam was elected president of the American Jjeglon auxiliary to serve during the coming fiscal year when the members met last night at the Sacajawea Inn. Dele gates to the department convention at Klamath Falls next month were elected also and are Mrs. Elma Eckley and Mrs. Lorene Palmer. 'Alternates are Mrs. Hazel Wagner and Mrs; Maxam. Othere officers elected, were Mrs, Bertha Jlaftery, first vice president; Mrs. Nora Shorb, second vice presi dent; Mrs. Jennie Nlelson, secretary; Mrs. Winifred Dexter, treasurer; Mrs. Minnie Parlett, Mrs. Julius Roesch and Mrs. Elma Eckley, executive com ml t tee. 9 The membeEs of the American Le gion pogt joined the auxiliary for the' following program: piano duet, Dar lene and Avery Mlllerlng; vocal solo, June Han&com; tap dance, Malcolm Shepherd and Dorothy Cole; reading. Barbara Roberts; vocal solo, Marlon Trill; Oriental dance, Helen Miller; reading, Mary Lou Ingerson; vocal duet. Ola Mae Hough and Margaret Crowe. No meeting will be held In August and the next regular activity of the auxiliary will be the meeting on Wednesday, Sept. 13. - Women of Moose Install Officers Mrs. Mary Feuerhelm was installed as senior regent of the Women of the Moose Tuesday evening when they met at 7:30 o'clock for a business session at the Odd Fellows hall. Other officers installed were Mrs. Julia Slt lcr, past regent; Mrs. Margaret Swart, Junior regent; Mrs. Grace Spivey, chaplain; Mrs. Mary Mayvllle, treas urer; Mrs. Iva' Shultz, recorder; Mrs. McWayne and Mrs. Hulda Steffens, guides; Mrs. Martha Harvey, argus. Mrs. Nora Ordway, sentinel; and Mrs. Winifred Cass, musician. Three social activities were plan ned, a no-hostess card party on Wed nesday. July 19, at the home of Mrs. Mayvllle: a Joint potluck picnic for the Loyal Order of Moose, the Wo men of the Moose and their families WANTED! One of the leading I'ttclfic oast Life In su mitre com panies u 111 iwfiotlate with mi FXiwrlencrtl lire liiMir nnre salt man having a record for personal production. Liberal first yenr and renewal commissions with a small expense allowance at the helniiliifr. Thc-man selected will be considered for further advancement after he has demonstrated his ability for larger responsibilities. Iteplles t rented confidentially. Address: Superintend ent of Agencies, HIS Falling llulldlns, Portland, Oregon. MUU DuSs, Sotletj KUlMw .. rstophons Msln 0 DdHI :S0 . ts. at Pine Cone on July 21: and an Ice cream social and card party follow ing the next regular meeting on July as. . K. D. Club .Meets At Pine Cone ' A potluck lunch was one of the enjoyable features of the K. D. club meeting Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Pine Cone. The lunch was served at the close of an afternoon of conversation and a Bhort business session. Ml as' Sarah Wendt became a mem ber of the club 'Wednesday. The next meeting also will be held at Pine Cone at 2 o'clock on July 20, Parkdale Club Meets Wednesday A large group of members and visi tors enjoyed the meeting of the Park dale club Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock- at Riverside park. Mrs. Joe Carpenter, president, was In charge of the business session after which an Informal afternoon was spent In conversation. Guests of the club were Mrs. Klein and daughter, A led a, v of Pruitdale, Mrs. Alice Hiatt, Miss Lucille Thack? er, Mrs, Ella Rynearson, Mrs... A. J. O 'Donne II, of Duluth,- Minn. - - Mrs. 1 P. A. Ingram will entertain the club on July 20, at 2 o'clock at Fine Cone. , Riverside Park Site of Party Riverside park was the scene of an Informal . social affair Wednesday when the So-Ne-He club met at 2 o'clock. After the business meeting the afternoon was spent playing bun co and the prizes were awarded to Mrs. Lena Harmon, high, and Mrs. Clyde Sullivan, consolation. Refreshments were served by Mrs, Louis Evans and Mrs. Freda Yeske. The next meeting will bo an all day event at Pine Cone on August 9. FIND IT HERE Copy for this Column must be In by 9 a. m. 1 1)II VOU KNOW THAT I it is foolish economy to do your own washing when we charge only 5 cents a lb. for Damp Wash? Phone ' Main 66. Standard Laundry. 7-13-3 t Reward for Information or recovery of boys' bicycle taken from Crystal Plunge, Monday, 1301 W Ave. 7-12-1 tp. WASH DRESSES 1 Children's . 60c to $1.6 Ladles' 79c to S2.79 GUARANTEED TO WASH & WEAR Norton's Kiddy Shop. 7-1-1 m. TOM THUMB WEDDING L. D. S. Tabernacle, Friday eve nt;, 8 o'clock. Admission, adults, 25c; children, 15c. 7-13- 2t. IIIHTIIDAV PARTY Goodwill club and W. R. C. Daughters of Union Vets Invited. Sairday, 2 o'clock, Odd Fellows hall, 15c admission. 7-12-2 t. Cash for '30 or '31 Ford or Chev. sedan. Ph. F 77 or Main 165. 7-11-3 t. SUMMER SALE Take adsntage of the Summer Sale Prices on. Greenwheat, Medal lion, and Wild Rose Patterns of Dln nerware, now at Richardson's Art & Gift Bhop. You can save one-third on your flllins during this sale. , 7-10-tf PRESSURE COOKKIt Buy Yours Now for Vegetable Canning 12-quart, $13.26. 18-quart, S14.05. Do Your Canning with a National Cooker. Buy It At Melville's. 7-13-1 t. TREASURY DEPAI TMENT OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY. Washington, D. C May 24, 1033 Notice Is hereby given to all per sons who may have claims against "The United States National Bank of La Grande, - Oregon," that the same must be presented to Hugh Bodmer, Receiver, with the legal proof thereof, within three months from this date, or they may be disallowed. F. G. A WALT, Acting Comptroller of the Currency. 5-24-3 m. SCHOOL OHTLDREN You can get scratch paper at the Observer. 6o pad. 11-2-t f. PUKE PENNSYLVANIA MOTOR OIL 65 and 75 cents per gallon. W. H. BOHNENKAMP CO. 7-0-t f. Presented at t V i- f Miss Henrietta Worth Blngliam ol Louisville, Ky., daughter ot the American ambassador to London, Is shown here In the gown la which she was presented at the Inst royal court ot tils season in Buckingham Palace. The gown is In rich rose petal crinkle) satin, , cut on graceful lines to the llgure. Much Interest In Coming- "Wedding" A "marriage" of interest to this community Is the Tom Thumb wed ding to be held Friday evening at 8 o'clock, sponsored by the primary de partment of the First Ward L. D. S. church at the tabernacle. Miss Bar bara Jane Webb, daughter of Mr. 15 1 1 DO YOU KNOW? ' QOR SIXTY-FOUR Sttcdlp OUT FOOD : AND STILL OF HIS TROUBLE MAKE SLIGHT -i FOR FIVE DAYS HE'LL STRUQQLE ALONG WITHOUT DRINK AND BEMOAN NOT HIS WATERLESS PLIQHT BUT KEEP HIM JUST THREE DAYS AWAY rKUM HIS BED HIS ENDURANCE WILL FADE LIKE A LIQHT A :.-.i WE ALSO FEATURE 47 pounds of finest staple cotton "Air Woven" these are still selling at only We expect a new price daily. Wo Britain's Court A V and Mrs. N. Clark Webb will bo cast In the role or the bride, with Peter Rus sell, son of Mrs, Myrtle Russell, as the bridegroom, Other tiny tots who will form the wedding party are Sally Knight, maid ot honor; Duane GUmore, best man; Lauru Lee Warnock and Lorna Leffel, bridesmaids; Patricia Ruth Burns, ring bearer; Nona Larson and Alta Baker, flower girls. John Bean and Gordon Barnwell will be ushers and 9 O llial, man can get nlong w Lt h o u t food 64 clays, without water 5 days, but not 3 days without sleep! 1 , A OIV, DAYS MAN CAN GO WITH-j TUFTLESS MATTRESS "A Pillow for the I5od Ho LBCDLUNIEWLKAMIP Irene Towery and Dick Bean will be the mother and father of the bride, Royal Qunn will act aa Orandtather Thumb. Quests at the wedding will be Mara lyn Chandler, Marian Trill, Janesa Mclntyre, Jeanne ' Isbell. Patsy Gil bert, Joyce Miller, Patriots Lee Tuck ey, Lynn Russell, Carol Larsen, Betty Ann Oraham, Leal Oraham, Dale Fallows, Stanley Jenkins, Jr., George Bohnenkamp, Dale Anderson, Rich ard Miller, Benny Lyons. Jerry Lee Wright, .Barbara Lee Miller, Marjorle Chandler, Betty McNaughton, Claire Stoddard, Dickie Rettlck, Richard Herteog,, Buddy Miller, Jackie Witty, Vern Murray and Hugh McNaughton.. Morris Bruce will announce the guests as they arrive. Members of the male quartet are Buddy . Lester, ' Edward Stonebroaker, Jackie Hayes, Robert Comeron, Avonne Smith .and Josephine Hend rlckson will sing "Oh Promise Me" and Elizabeth Hendrlckson will sing "I Love You Truly." Miss Marcia Miller will ploy a violin solo, "At Dawning." OPf AT. rAT.KTVnAR Thursday, July la , Women's day at the La Orando country club. Sweepstakes and second round, handicap tourna ment. .2:00 Lutheran Ladles Aid, with Mrs, James BohUUng. . iltiday, July 14 9:30 Stake Relief society meet ing, L. D. S. tabernacle. 6:80 Weatway club picnic, at ; .Pine Cone. t 4:00 E. O. N. Picnic : at Pine Cone. 8:00 "Tom Thumb" wedding, ' First Ward L. D. S. church. i ... j ' 'Tuesday. July 18 8:00 Neighbors of Woodcraft, at ' .the Odd Fellows hall. .. Saturday, July IB 8:00 W. R. O. Birthday party, ; I.. O. O. P. hall. 2:30 Presbyterian Missionary Boclety meeting with Mrs. A. T. Wednesday, July 18 ' S:0O"Presbyterlan -Home de partment, with Mrs. Mamie Lewis, 3:00 L. A. L. club, at Rlver sldo park. - 7:30, Crystal (Robekah lodge, No, 60, at the Odd Fellows hall. -8:00 No-hQBtess card party, Women of the Mjooao, with Mrs. Mary Mayvllle. Eradication methods developed by the California state department of agriculture have almost eliminated the white fly s a oltrus Insect pest. 9 o Djdcdlk that good sleeping equipment will Never be as low in price as Now! WE FEATURE THE Simmons Beaiityrest THE dJQ KA PO I OU Scientifically hodily health 'Lower Prices on Better Furniture" 18TH GRANGE ; PICNIC. TO BE ON SATURDAY (Cuotlnuea um Psgs Onsl 10 o'clock5 In the morning- when the annua!' tour -of the station will be hekl. lasting until noon. Prof, George R. Hyslop, of the form crops depart ment of the Oregon'State college, -will havo ohargff of the tour, and will dis cuss the different grains, fertilisers, crop rotation; etc., as the several pro jects aw visited. -- , Immediately following the ' tour, Prof. P. M. Brandt, of the dairy de portment of the college, 'will give a talk In the grove on various pases of ' the dairy industry, including the feeding of dairy cows. - Judging Contest Planned During tho. day, there also will be a Judging- contest,, contestants to Judge tho highest producing cow from the three selected from the station herd. Superintendent Dale E. Rich ards, Is pfferlng three prizes. The first will be a suck of the new wheat which Gobi " -A s : Pique - Chalk Crepe - Toyo'Panama . We bought ;two hundred, but they won't last long. Newest shapes in great variety and each one .an out standing value at this price. WHITES GO EVERYWHERE J. C. Penney Co.. DEPARTMENT La Grande, D DSD2 Mattress 837 separate coil spring units t each encased in fine muslin. Free trial if desired. Now. .. , . $39 AND LAST BUT NOT LEAST - "Hie World's Finest lied constructed for and comfort ... has been developed at th station and which during the past ssren' Tsars has consistently outyleldse) Psdera t:cn by if tve bushels to the acre. Tne second prize will be -, sick -of im proved victory oats sesd, -which , hat .been the highest ylckHnf oata this year.' "The third prl will be-a sack ot Union Beardless barley, tllusket Dinner at fcooa - A basket dinner Is' to be served at noon, with larger or smaller groups making their own arrangeriMhts. Cof fee and Ice cream, are to be furnished by the station. , , , . Frank Wright, of near Alice), mas ter of the Union County Pomona grange Is- general chairman for the day, and-Mrs. R. Q. Cuslck, of North Powder, Pomona lecturer, Is arrang ing the program to be given In the afternoon. There are to be a num ber of interesting features Including some special musical numbers. .The Union Wronglerettes -are' to appear among others. , ..; . , Tlirough the issuance of 'funding bonds, - Montana was - able to go on a cash basis (n May. says State Treas urer James J. ; Brett. - t , , cr Rreeze . 'summer ' WHITES TOmB Oregon '.95 Sprinpr" $19.75 CCD, 8i
