Friday, October 6, 1M3
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, ORE.
Pare Three
TY NOTES,
MIM Bo. Dak. Roclatl tdlUr
La 'Grande High P. T. A. Formed
: At Meeting- Thursday, . .
. L'e'e Reynolds Is President
Leo Reynolds was elected president
of the La Grande High School Parent j y .. placcB ,
7Z I'J "'I0" ,'Lth? "!rV was t then of the program whh
WmC ,8 H,sU dealt with the life of negroe nnd
ccnool bullcting. J, H. Blunt was I ,. Wm w rt nrtu
Gchrlng, second vice president: Mrs. .,, nf dM0.,. Mr9. n j.
Kitchen discussed "Lenders in ft New
Day"; Miss Mary Mullenberg discuss
ed "Tho Role of Honor"; Mrs. J. P.
Caldwell described the mountain peo
ples In ft talk, "Unto tho Hills"; while
Mrs. Williams spoko oh "aolng Forth
To Help Others." The life of tho Am
erican negro and the attitude of the
south toward them was presented by
Mrs. J. D. Smith.
"Tho Pool of Sacrifice," missionary
study book, was reviewed In part by
Mrs. Rose Edison, after whioh Mrs.
Lucy Ohrlsman furnished a reading,
"Little Peter's Parley." .
Refreshments wero served by Mrs.
Wagner, Mrs. Ruth Hclvcy and Mrs,
Lillian Wallace,, Nov. 1 is tho date
of tho next meeting.
Barnwell and Miss Vivian . Hanson.
Mrs. Cooper received the guest prise
for high score, , while Mrs. John Price
made first nnd. Mrs, M, B. Wauge,
fourth,, among the. members. ,r, ,
(.Refreshments were served, late hi
,the afternoon.... The club., will meet
again. In two weeks, the hostess to be
named later. .
Nell Thackor, secretary; Miss Melba
Hanks, corresponding secretary; H. C.
McClay. treasurer; Miss Alice Kllppel,
historian.
J. H. Handsakcr, field representa
tive' of the National Council for tho
Prevention of War. discussed tho
movement and J. H. Blunt was ap-
' pointed chairman of n P. T. A. coni.
mjttee to work with other civic or
ganizations in promoting a mass
meeting to be held later, In La
Grande. t Tho association agreed to
further the cause of prevention of
war, through that method.
. ; Mrs,. Bertha Hayes. L, A. Kennedy
anfl ,H.: W. Frees wero appointed
members . of the by-laws committee.
A-. . W, Nelson, was named as, tem
porary chapman aml Eldiiege Huff
man as temporary secretary when the
meeting opened. The former request
ed that the committee that worked
out the orgnnlKntlon meeting act as
tlpe nominating committee. Members
were Mrs.4 Roscoo Clark, Mrs. H. J.
Lconnrd, Mrs. B. W. Ballov. Mrs. Vic
tor Melville, Mrs. Fred Read and Mrs.
Roy Kagsdale.
, The meeting was opened by the
High school orcliestru which played
1 threo numbers under tho direction of
Andrew Loncy Jr., director of music.
He also led the group In community
Hinging.
Mr. Reynolds called a meeting of
tho executive committee for tonight
to meet at his homo to further the
organization ar;i appoint commit
tees for the year.
A social hour followed the meet
ing and Mrs. Alfred Cook acted as
chairman.. Punch and wafers were
served.
Missionary Group
Holds Meeting
. . A missionary program was present
ed Wednesday afternoon when ttiie
Christian Missionary society met with
Mrs. O. E. Wagner In Fruitdale. Mrs.
W. S. Price, vice president, presided
and Mrs. Oma Lapham was program
leader.
Mrs. Paul Mortimore led the prayer
and Mrs. Lapham led the devotions
on me suoject, "iie went Aoout
Teaching, Preaching and Healing."
After two songs by the group, Mrs,
A. L. Voelz closed itho devotions wltih
Party Held At
Hibberd Home
The homo of Mrs. C, R. Hlbberd
was tho sceno of a party Wednesday
afternoon when she entertained the
Jj. A. L. club. Mrs. Wesley McDonald,
Mrs. Howard Glenn and Mrs. Georgo
Tlss wero cuests.
Mrs. Walter Lane received the ftize
for high score, Mrs. B. W. TUlateen
was second.
Mrs. H. G. Dow will entertain nt
the next party In two weeks,
Mrs. Clyde Bloom
Is Hostess
.Mrs. Clyde Bloom entertained mem
bers of her club Wednesday at
bridge luncheon at her home. The
luncheon tablo was decorated with a
centerpiece of ro&a buds.
Prizes at bridgo were awarded to
Mrs. George Walker, first, and Mr.i
G. L. Larleon, second.
Mrs. Clyde Bunting will entertain
Jn two weeks.
Diversity fclut
Is Entertained
Three tables were arranged for
bridge Thursday afternoon when the
Diversity club met with Mrs. Claude
Puckett at her home. Guests were
Mrs. ,G. C. Cooper, Mrs. W. B. Wil
liams, Mrs. Robert Miller, -Mrs,. Lloyd
DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM
TONIGHT
ONLY
'ALSO.
Lionel Atwill - Sheila Terry
in
"THE SPHINX"
beginning a a nPTTi?"n a v
I. Oxi JL 5J AViLn. A
ONE DAY
ONLY
Bad Girl "and
her Boy Friend
If "V
Air j
0 Jamei Sally
MINti EILERSjTS'
ifv Jammy Victor' ,()
PresbyteHaH Ai'
nans activities
Many Interesting plans have been
made by the .Presbyterian. Ladles, Aid
for future activities during the .next
three months. , . On, Oct., HI, a, cooked
food sale will be held, Willie the next
event will be , the .presentation, of . a
blay on Oct. 2iJ with Mrs. J. P. More
lock in charge,,, '...,., fl. (, T
i'lans also, are, under way or a
luncheon, to be held, at the home of
JUrs. A..j. Btange durlps ,the latter
part of October. A rummage sale will
be held on Nov; 18, .end the final
event which t has been planned Is
tho dinner on Doc. 8.
-
Home Peparimeiit
In Meeting
Mrs. W. C. Kelly entertained the
Presbyterian Home department
Thursday, and, ; the ; afternoon was
spent sewing on quilts.. Mrs. L. Den,
ham led. ,tre, devotional program.
Thirty women attended.
. Refreshment ,wer served ,. a V the
clce i,of . the . altornon .by Mrs,, Kelly,
Mrs,,E. .Willcock, Mrs..T. H. Oalth
ertand Mrs, May Moran., .-..s t.
Mr. Harry,. Mohr .will be the host
ess at the next meeting on Nov. 8.
Ladies of MdoSe
Planning Party
: The Ladles of tho Moose 111 hold
a no-hostess card pasty tonight at
tho home of Mr. and Mrs, Jack Glth.
ens on the cornet1 of Eleventh and L.
Tho lodge members also are planning
to present at play In the near future
and n great deal of interest la being
shown in this activity.
.
G. I. A. tfiscusses
Oct. 31 Banquet
The O. I. A. met Thursday at ,4
o'clock - at, the . Sacajawea Inn at
which time plans were discussed for
the engineer's banquet which will
honor Martin King, George Nelson.
Charles Norby and M. Wels, who ave
being retired from active service on
the railroad. The banquet will be
held oh Oct. 31 and will be followed
by a dance In the evening.
Tho public will be invited to honor
SHE Down on hev Luck. IIE Off on leave.
There's hillarious fun in store for you in this picture!
ADDED
Chapter 0 "TMltKK .MI SKETEEHS"
"ZANZ I1AU"
Magic Carpet ferles
I.IIIKIITV NEWS
Adults ...
SPECIAL PATCIlllAV AI1MISSION
, ,v Children
t ill II 3 O'clock
At the LtfiElvrY
A Black-and-White
Hallowe'en Party
Pox film's "Sailor's. Luck." fourih
COH!trrlJg j vehicle,, of Jamee Dunn
and. iBally, EUers, ,opme to ithe Uberoy
theatre.pn,a;turc)ejr only, , ,t ;
. Be. Idea Dunn .and BUera, $tp com
plete cast Include vlctory.,Jory Sa
tl)er Mulr. 8an)my fohen, Will Stim
ton PranK Moran, , Lucien I4(tlefleld,
ftustr Pnelpe. Ourley Wright, Jarrjr
Man4y,,Qormalpe de. Jfeel, hli, Teed,
prank. Atkinson! Eddie Dillon and
MaU .MoHughv !..-..
,( "SoUor'e Luck', probably leape more
to comedy tiwn any previous, iteam
plflture., .of,,; the .Wlrknown acrce?
pair.. The, story concerns ft .bunoli of
"XOs" on, aliqro-leava jotci tlielr ro
mano adventures while "dame-onas-
,i ;- 7- I i .M-. .,- -,r
owwlv. for the most Dart. Is sun
piled, by Saromy Cohen, Will tanj-
pan, , tiiq,wpsy ,geni in,,;;a naa aj-jt
Oal.",aprt IVank ., . Uorari. former
heavyweight) boxer. All are cast as sea
faring pals of .Dunn. i
The aotlon takes the sauore everyt
where froqi UUrtoua comedy scene
in a swimming pool to a battering
nuur fight In a marathon dance haU,
Entwined throughout Is the tender
romance of Dunn and tilers.
THE clover hostess .la the one
who tosses out all of the pre
conceived Ideas about how a
party should be given, and gives
ene that 1b amusing and different.
If conventions say orange and
black for Hallowe'en, the there
upon, chooses something different
black-and-white Is a good -choice.
Buy-white paper plaids and set
them on a blaok background, give
your pumpkins a ghostly air by
covering them with white orepe
paper, and make bulKlnit ayei by
(ticking on. a white jnarshmallow
for ,the .oy ,wlth,:a blaok gum
drop.Jor. the pupUj ,,Use , white
candles In blaok candlesticks. Buy
some ot the. amusing, white paper
napkins with black-bat silhouettes
or cats -.. doing close harmony on
the back fence. Paste black card
board cut-outs of bats on white
paper cups, instoad ot using
glasses for your cider. For favors
make while ghosts by dressing up
blaok licorice lollypops in white
paper napkins.
Ghosts of Bygone Days
Now that the depression Is over
"Depression GIiosIb" is an original
game that can be played In black-and-white
pantomime.. Stretch a
white sheet across the room and
sk two partners to go behind the
sheet whllo tho rest of the party
play audience, and act In silhou
ette somolhtng romintscont of tho
past tow years. Such, things as
digging up the hoarded gold,
"making a touch," trimming over
the last Benson's hat,,otc. Provide
muBic for t'ae acts with such phon
ograph records as. . "Brothor, Can
You Spare a jDiuio," "No More
Money in the Bank," : etc. Select
a committee of judgoa and award
the host not some such prise ,as a
dlmo hank or ;R budget -.book.
Select a blaok-aud-whito menu
foods that are as inodorn as your
black-and-white table, but which
have the traditional Hallowe'en
savor, winding up with white
sherbet, black Devil's food caljo,
whllo popcorn balls and black cot
foe. -
.Black and White Menu
Caviar Stu'jfci Celery tlcarlk
Ripe Olivet
Chicken, Sueelbreai and
Pineapple Salad
Cloverlraf Rolls .
Lemon Milk Sherbet
Devil's Fond Cup Cakei ulth
' White Icing
Maple Pecan Popcorn finfa
Chocolate and While Mint$
Black Coffee
Caviar Stuied OcUry tiearlt:
Chooso small tender hearts of
celery and hare them crisp, and
very cold., Keep a cau ot caviar
on Ice lor nt least three hours
before using. Then season It with
lomon juice and cayenne and atuS
oelory with It, Serve, op, whitr,
paper dpillea on, black plates. ,
Chicken, Sweetbread ana) .Pine
apple. Salad; Dice chicken, from
12-ounce eau,.of chlokaA .Ojd, dll
one cup of cold diced sweetbreads,
one-half cup of, halved and Beaded
white grapes and the pontants. or
an 8-ounce can o( pineapple tid
bits. Season , (o ,tnstq with . salt
and white , hopper.,- ,ajid, moisten
with cream mayonnaise. Serve
very cold in lettuce. cups.,. , 4
.. Lemon ju"(ifc.,Sncrocl.-vSco'id, to
gether the contents of a 4-ilound
can ot evaporated milk, one and
one-fourth cups wator, one cup
cream and two cups sugar. Chill
thoroughly, fioat one egg well,
add three-fourths cup of lomon
juice, and) add slowly to the milk.
Freeze, lme(l lately, ,,,,,,,, .,
, Maple Pecan fopcofn Bails, - Pop
Blithtlyjess .(ban, halt ki lOiounca
can. of popcorn, Mix with one. cup
chopped pecans. Ball one .cup. light
corn syrup and one-half cup maple
sugar to 250 degrees. . .Add, una
tablespoon butter,, and one fourth
teaspoon salt. Eour ovor Ihe corn
and nuts. Form Into balls.
lit! ATTYS WILL,,
VISIT HERE
Mr. and Mrs. W, .GUberfc Peatty,
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Friday, Oct. 6 , ,
1:06 Chapter I, p. S. O. .at the
country home of Mrs. H. A. Zur
brlck." - . . , - .
8:00 M. I. A. dance and pro
gram, First Word L. D. S. church,
at the Recreational hall.
7:30 Women of the Moose, card
party,, with Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Githens-... . .,
8:00 Pythian Sisters, at the I.
O. O. F. halL 4 .
. Saturday, Oot. i
12:30 American Association, of'
University Women. Sacajawea
Inn...- ...... . ,
2:00 Neighbors -oi Woodcraft
Juveniles, with Mrs. Anna Olo
wer. 2:00 Union County Council P.
T. A., Island City school,
an hall. ,
Monday, Oct. 0 ..
2:00 Wakellta club, with Mrs,
Clyde Charlton. -
-
Tuesday, Oct. 10
1:15 Sorosls club with Mrs. ,
Doorge T. Cochran. .
2:00 M. I. I, club, with Mrs.
Alfred Cook.
.
Wednesday, Oct. 11 ..
2:00 So-Nc-He club, with Mrs.
Ella Koeter., . --e -:-, . .. . ,
.2:00 Women's Home Missionary ,
society, with Mrs. O. C.Headley.
2:00 Baptist Women's Society
at the parsonage.. . .
8:00 American Legion auxiliary,
at the Sacajawea . Inn.. ; , ?
8:00 Eastern Star, at the Ma
sonic hall. - - -
the veteran railroad men. ,
On Nov. 2 the O. I. A. will hold
Its next meeting with Initiation as
the main feature.
Missionary. Group
Holds Meeting
Tho Missionary society of the
Methodist church. South, met ait the
home of Mrs. W. B. Starmer Thurs
day with Mrs.: Ella Webb presiding.
Airs. Martha Graham read the 105th
Psalm and led in prayer. Reports
wero received from several commit
tees, 34 visits have been made to
sick and strangers, one bouquet and
' food has been sent, it was reported.
A plo social and kitchen shower
will be held for the church later, It
was planned. Mrs. Ella Baker pre
sented Mrs. Charles Cain with tho
missionary basket.
October 9 is the dato of tho next
meeting.
Sfudehts, Parents
tevited to Music
M&tirig Tonight
..All- children Interested In learning
to play a musical .Instrument arc
urged to attend a - meeting at B
o'clock tonight at tho L. H, S. music
room, In company with their par
ents. Andrcy Loney Jr., muic. super
visor, of tho school, has called the
meeting. ,r
. Explanation., will bo made an to
method of. Instruction and recom
mendations will be made to patents
as, to suitable Instruments for . stu
dents to play. If such recommenda
tions .aro ., desired. "If tho child
wishes to. learn to piny nn Instrument
ho or she should be at this meeting'
said .Mr, Loncy. 'And be sure nnd
bring your parents.''
MRS. ANNA HUG,
OF ELGIN, IS
CRITICALLY ILL
Mrs. Anna Hug, who Is past 07
yearn of age and the only survivor
ct the original family of Hugs who
helped settle this vnlloy in the-early
days, is fcportcdi to bo critically ill
at her homo at Elgin, the result of a
fall to the floor several days ago
No bones were broken but the shock
appears to have been vory serious for
one of her age.
Pioneer Passes Oil ,
Here During Homing
(Continued rrom fage One)
day afternoon at the Snodgrass and
Zimmerman mortuary at 3 :30 with
Rev. J. Georgo Walz . Presbyterian
minister, officiating. Burial will take
plnco in tho Masonic cemetery. .
Mr. Davis wns. born in Indiana May
14. 1857 and was 70 years, four
months mid 22 days of ago. Ho
leaves his widow. Mrs. Margaret
Dnvls; tho following children, A. Doe
Dnvls, of a Urn n c!o; Una J. Dnvls,
of Philadelphia, nnd Mrs. Nellie Klr
by, ot Los Angeles; a sister, Mrs. Jen
nie Van Hook, of Los Angeles, besides
other relatives.
ticiol&i Warmth' f.i ...
Continuing T&dfty
(Continued From Pngo One)
change In temporature.
K. k Official ft, ,
Visit Baker U'dfo ,
Nmwvcimr?
v DAKW.; fir.,, (antafteinr M.
ove. oliMlrjieajKill, varem,.BMpor
of records and seal of the gdilghtaj of
fttuoft. Icdjfe yfl :
Gaiuitiei lodge pto 8, arid other K.
ot P. lodges in Baker, and Union
counties at a meeting hers tits night
of October Jti. ( r
Members of, lodges HunAlngton,
ftlohlaod, Union, La Qrande and El
gin la addition, to Saker -have) been
Invited to attend .so that a rather
largo .crowd Is expected tore for the
gathering.. .
HUSKY THROATS
Overtaxed by
gpeaklng.slngi
Ing, smoking
of Eugene, ,(11 Brriye In, f Grande
VXuy:.,to yisiv.af jaie,.flou) oc,.""
Ann Mrs. HM-norc . iiiuoa. lor &everni
days. if i: a, niember ,of .tiie phlf
vorsuy ot uregoat M(iuuwu. .iuuuvi
and. sho. Is ,Mr. Anna's sister, firori
here hey ,wlU go to, tyalla Walla to
visit Mr. ana Mrs. taoya perry.
IN LA GRANDE
.T. A. HoUett. af.iHw PaoUio
Printer, and one.: of, $he Lforenjoat
trade. Journal, editors in the United
etntos. was In la Orande Wednesday
ea route . t WaaJMniipn ph). ,(here
ha will confer on me printer's coae.
DRUM CORPS,
VISITS BAKUK
he American LeKloh Drum, corps
went, tq Baiter last night and fur
nished music at the annual meeting
for the installation of df fleer. Marr
ley H. Richardson, president ot the
corps and past dlstrlot odrnmandef,
aoted' as InstalUnjf offlcel'i-.s-- t
To Wake ine Bdfbora
Gould hom6, fomplexton
Ireirien eyeij.mpfe .oj
vanient .and. economical
than . ever before, Barbara
Gould's "Four Creami for
the four AgeS of Beduri"
pre.nov ofjeredjrl Jianijly
tuLes, as well as, In (ars.
50c each
UnciunlvcW at
MOON
DRUG C(K
. HOT W THR WKT i
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct, p T)-rAn.
other day of Indian sunmier weather,
which has .already driven (therrno
me tors to high marks for, the yqar.
was forecast by tha weather bureau
for California today,,. ;, t ,
San Franctsco, which, steamod un
der a 1033 heat record of 02 degrees
yesterduy. waa promised, continued
fair weather and "not so warm." , ,
.Southern California,, where , the
four-year. high, of 1,00 ..degrees ; for
Los AngeleB was registered .-Wednesday,
was. cooler yesterday. .The max
imum reading at Los Angeles was
0 . .
One caso of heat prostration. Was
roportect In tho San Frnncisco Bay.
region and physicians said,, the
warmth may have contributed to iwo
deaths from heart allmonta v.--i
Schilling
f fs detitate ixquisite
anyhakingorfieeim.
Thats because li is
Office Supplies
Vertical Fiie Holders,' letter size, per 100... . $1.65
Amber Second Sheets, letter size, 500 sheets 85c
Ink . (all brands)' P'nt - - C5c
, Pint , 90c Quart $1.50
Paper. Clips, box of 100 , 10c
Cico Paste ..- 10c - 25c - 65c - $1.15
Counter Sales Pads, pad 5c
. 25 pads $1.10 100 Pads , $4.00
Cash Boxes $1-50 - $1.70 - $3.45
Boston' Pencil Sharpener $1.00 - $2.00 - $3.00
Card Index Cabinet for 3x5 cards $1.00
Show Card Paint (all colons)'. 20c - 25c - 65c - $1.25
Stamp Pads 35c and 60c
MUcilage (with rubber spreader) . 10c and 25c
Typewriter Paper, letter size, ream 60c to $4.35
La Grande Book & Stationery Co.
1114 Adams Main 90
Get in on today's low
prices most Gooilycaro cost
less today than it year ago.
By actual test on wet pave
ments, they stop your car
qulckcrftlve you-blowout
protection In every ply and
more mileage than they ever
gave before.
Goodyear
Pathfinder
Size Price
4.40-21 $$.55
4.50-20 6.00
4.50-21 6.30
4.75-19 6.70
i 8.00-19 -j.XO
5.00-20 7,45
B.25-18 8. JO
5.50-19 9,40
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Series '"A" Time
Certiftmesof
Deposit
Fatland-Simg
Greenwood & Adams
Phono Main 105
ISSUED BY Tilfe
First National Bank
of La Grande
On Ma'rch 1, 1933 and Due Dec. 15, 1933 :
Have Been Called For
PAYMENT
November 15, 1933
INTEREST ON SAME CEASES AFTER Til1 AT DATE
First "National.Bank Ld Grande
DAVID I. STODDARD
Presidont
A. K. PARKEU
. Cashier