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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 8, 1933)
Pare Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Wednesday, November 8, 1933 SOCIETY NOTES MIm Uh Vake, Society Editor Telephone M&Jo 600 Until 8:30 a. m. Clever Program Marks November,, Meeting of the Young Women's Educational Auxiliary An exceptionally clever program given last evening at the November meeting of the Young Women's Edu cational auxiliary In their hall at the pint Methodist church was attended by about 100 members and prospec tive . members. The president, Mrs. Isle Adler, presided, over the business meeting. Miss Amanda Zabel was chairman of the program for the evening and also coached a well chosen cast In a walking rehearsal of one of the new plays "The Late Christopher Bean." The production was very enthusiasti cally received, each member of the cast carrying her particular part with great credit. The several roles were taken as follows: Dr. Kuggatt, Miss Mae Stearns. Mrs. Haggatt, Miss Nell Mahaffegr. Ada, the elder daughter, Miss Mil drat Pierce. Husle, the younger daughter. Miss Jean Williams. Abble, the maid. Miss Emogene Rus-eelli Warren Creamer, the young painter. Eileen Morelock. Maxwell Davenport, the art critic, Mrs. Olen Wagner. Mr. Tallent, the fraud, Sara Wil liamson . Mr. Rosen, dealer In works' of art, Mrs. R. L. ekeen. A one course lunch concluded the evening.' The committee for the evening con sisted of mias Amanda L. Zabel, chairman, Mrs. Julia Carey, Mrs. J. J. Broomfleld, Mabel E. Morton, Miss Russell, Miss Mahaffey, Miss More lock, Miss Williamson and Mrs. Bkeen. Home Guards Meet Tuesday Mrs. Erickson To Entertain Club M. I. L. Club Entertained Mrs. G rover Orlmmett entertained the M. I. L. club at a delightful party at her home Tuesday. Mrs. Lyle Kid' d!o was a guest. Mrs. O. R. Kerr received the priae for high score au bridge. Mrs. Ollbert Hunter will entertain In two weeks. Margaret Riggs Weds John Works Announcement has been received here of the marriage of Miss Margaret Riggs, daughter of Charles Riggs and sister of Mrs. Wesley McDonald, and John Works Sunday In San Francisco, Cal. They, will make their home there where he Is In business. Miss Riggs has many friends In this city, having lived here before moving to Portland whero she held a position. ,Mr. Works formerly lived In Portland. . ')',. Sixteen members of Herald-Home Guards met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Miss Mary Fredericks, 803 O avenue. Mrs. R. L. Skeen and Mrs. R. P. Tyler gave the lesson. Light refrcsliments were served following the meeting. Ladies of 433 Will Entertain Mrs, Colon R. Eberhard is chairman of the committee far the Lodien of 433 for a party at which they plan to entertain the men on Friday we-: ning, Nov. 24. plans for the event -were dLtcussed last night when the officers met at the Elks temple. Raymond Pinson . Weds Martha Jones Coming as a surprise to Pendleton friends, announcement of the mar riage of Miss Martha Josephine Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Jones of 8a J em, and Raymond J. Pinson, son of Mr, and Mrs. J. E. Pinson of Pendleton, was made at a reception at the Pinson home on Saturday eve ning. The marriage took place ' in Moscow, on Saturday, October 21, but! was not announced until last eve ning. The bride, who Is a charming girl, Is a graduate of Oregon State, col lege and is a member of the high school faculty. Mr. Pinson is a grad uate of the Pendleton High school and attended Eastern Oregon Normal Mr. and Mrs. Pinson will reside at the Colonl&l apartments. Mrs. Hoppel Is Hostess to Club Mrs. A. E. Erickson will entertain the Westway crub of the Women's Benefit association Friday afternoon. Nov. 10, at her home. 2103 Second street. A social afternoon has been the Kings) planned. FIND IT HERE Copy fur tbls Column mast be In by 9 a. m. ' Kl'MMAUE BALK fimlUi Bklg., opposite Elks temple. L. D. 6. Sunday school, rtl., Nov. 10. 11-8-2 tp. Mrs. Clyde Hoppel entertained the Wakellta club Monday afternoqf) at her home with three tables arranged for bridge. Mrs. Claude L. Berry re ceived the prize for high Bcore at brieve and Mrs. Jock Brandt jptyced second. ' ', Mrs. A. E. Hug will entertain.'. the club next week. ."-';..'. Greenwood P. T. A. To Meet Friday Miss Beatrice Younge wllL 'be; In I charge of the program which will, be presented at the meeting of the Greenwood Parent Teacher associa tion Friday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock1 at the school. The program will cen ter around "National Book Week"i which opens next Monday. Literature Group' Meets Wednesday Miss Margery Horton will wiad the w;ll-known Broadway stage success. "Death Takes a Holiday," by Walter Ferris, this evening at 7 :30 o'clock at the meeting of the Litera ture group of the American Associa tion of University women. Miss Kate Houx will entertain the group at her home at the Bacajawea Inn. K. D. Club Members Enjoy Social The members of the K. D. club entertained for their husbands at the home of Mrs. Laura Wlnburn re cently. Masquerade costumes were worn and Mrs. Agnes Wlnburn was awarded the prize. Mrs. Wlnburn and Jack McGhean also received the prizes In a spelling contest which was one of the amus ing features of the evening. Lunch was served after the games. State Organizer Coming- Soon Officers of Chapter I, P. E. O. will meet Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. H. A. Zurbrlck. Extensive plans are under way for entertaining Mrs. A. E. Caswell, of Corvallls, state organizer, when she pays an official visit here on Nov. 16. I'HIZK IIA.VL'K! Wednesday evening, 9 o'clock. Eagles hall. . ll-7-a t Famous Portland Crawfish served at the Bacajawea Hotel. 11-8-1 t. Nov. loth last day to pay water rent without a penalty. 11-7-3 t Nov. loth last day to pay water rent without a penalty. 11-7-3 t. Have your radiators repaired and tops dressed for the winter. Orandy's Oarage. Phone Main 72. 11-7-8 t. PUBLIC AUCTION SAI.E of trunk and contents. Nor. 15, 3 p. m., 1902 Fir St. ll-3-10t Crazy Crystals at Moon Drug Ct. 11-6-1 m. Grid Game With Baker Expected to Be Close (Continued Prom Page One) fldent of victory as La Grande. Since 1022, when La Grande crush ed Baker 72 to 6, Baker has won only two games, La Grunde seven and one ended In a scoreless tie. The record: 1822: La Grande 72, Baker 6. ! ' 1923: La Grande 63, Baker 7. 1924: La Grande 26, Baker 0. 1825: La. Grande 0. Baker 40. 1920: La Grande 21, Baker 13. 1927: La Grande 6, Baker 35. 1928: La Grande 14. Baker 0. 1929: No game played. 1030: La Grande 24, Baker 6. " 1931: La Grande 0, Baker 0. 1932: La Grande 7, Baker 0. The game Saturday will be the af ternoon sport feature of the Ameri can Legion Armistice day celebration. featuring a parade at IN a. m.. a noon luncheon, a boxing card In the evening and a dance also. j ILOWKKS FOR AKM1STICE HAY Special boquets assorted flowers on sale Friday. $1.00 each. Cherry's Flor ists, Inc. 11-7-3 t. He must be a bright French school, boy who can always name his coun try's cabinet; ARRIVED TODAY One Hundred Dresses Especially Arranged to Sell for I $4.95 $5.95 $6-95 $7.95 ' Many of These Are Reg. $15.00 and $18.00 Values Also a shipment of black and white jacquets of Lap In and Pony furs. See These at the New . :' "Exclusive Wearing Apparel For The Woman Who Cares" f FEATURING.. The nun In the boiler room ii utualir Iron Sittaun't imitH booster. He Jomvu soot you My -o -.o a -if - HUM Fred Spaeth . 1105 Washington TWO GROUPS OF 9 ABIE Stoneking's Grocery Jjgf' 111 China MVolue IhrOLGEHSiiM: BE" Antrim . X 75 C i II Cane SIKJAIt ao ib 10 lbs. TOILIvT TISSUE $1.22 62c 19c 23c AmbiuwHutor, 4 rolls , SOAP Hob Whlto, 10 bars Homliey-n BAKINC CHOCOLATE In now packago, 8 Individual 8-or.. :g. .. 14C Mehlllo IHilc;. 1'limio 3X0-1 i'trv llrlUerv COAT Fur Trimmed Dress Models $19.75 Included in this group are the latest styles in black or brown . . fur trimmed . . luxurious collars of long wearing fur. The material is this season's, popular Uoucle wool. Tweed Sport Coats $9 .90 This group of sjxirt coals are the ever popular tweed mixtures of wool . . . dis tinctive sleeves and may lie worn with or without n belt. STORK .CLOSED SATURDAY OPEN UNTIL 8 P. M. FRIDAY SEVENS-VAN ENGELEM C 'ASUKL-H 11AT CLKANINO AND BLOCKING SHOES DVEO Best Work In Town 10-M-lm Not. loth last day to pay vater rent without a penalty. 11-7-8 t. Not. loth last day to pay water rent without a penalty. 11-7-3 t. Currier's Tablets- at Moon Drug Co. 11-6-1 m. Nov.- loth last day to pay water rent without a penalty. 11-7-3 t. Have your car prepared for winter. Guarantee! service storage $3 and $5 per mo, Chrysler Oarage. 11-6-fl t. Moon's Pure Vanilla extract Is bet ter and costs -less. 3 oz. 33c, 6 oz. &3c. Pt. tl.39. . 11-6-1 m. , DID 'OU KNOW THAT we clean upholstered furniture? Phone us at Main 60, and we shall be glad to call and quote prices. Standard Laundry. 11-3-2 t. FREIGHT WANTED Daily trips to Baker. Three trips per week to Pondoss, Anywhere for hire service. Bonded and Insured under state supervision. Home-owned and Independently operated. Lowest rates possible for the service rendered. Ph. Main 709. BOND'S TRANSFER. 10-20-lm Nov. loth last day to pay water rent without a penalty. 11-7-3 t. MESSENGER SERVICE Parcels delivered within city limits 150., Over 100 lbs., extra- Phrai. Main 78S. 10-9-1 mo .AKTII ICIAI. KLOWKHH at a price lower tlian we have ever olfered ,filM beautiful line before. A tempting array of lovely colors for winter decoration. At uei vine s. 11-8-1 t. FHE-TUANKHUIVINU HAI.E Of oUnnerware now at Richardson's Art and Olft Shop. Wonderful reduc tions In every line and pattern, flpe dal decorated seta of 33 pes. for only $3.98. Take advantage of these prices now at Richardson's Art and Olft Bhop. 11-0-t f. i SCHOOL CHILDREN You .can get scratch paper for school at the Observer. Now 3 pads Be. 9-14-t t. " . ,.-.CiOOI TO KNOW II you have a picture oj a inenu or loved one which you wish repro- duced as a miniature or enlarged yo will be delighted with the result : you take It to Richardson "The , Man" at Rlcliardson's Art and OUtJ Bhop. . 11-6-t fj SHAREHOLDERS MEETINQ Notice la hereby given that a spe-j clsi meeting of the shareholders of; the First National Bank of La OrandeJ Oregon, Is called to be held at thl City Hall at La Grande, Oregon, afil 10:00 a. m., Saturday, December 2J 1933. l This meeting is called to determine, the policy of this bank relative to! Federal Deposit Insurance and other matters properly coming before the! stockholders. ' At the Direction of the BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE FIRST NA-' TIONAL BANK OF LA GRANDE. 1 (Signed) A. K. PARKER, Cashier. I ll-l-l mi ksj "mr 'M HI wt do oua purr Store Closed Saturday, Armigtice Day r- Open Until 8 P. M. Friday 5i" 4 7 WI oo oua PAST I 1 .1 SISILE,nKr IE ISKflf THURSDAY & FRIDAY ONLY Falk's1 wish to thank the people of La Grande and vicinity for the heavy Te mporise during our 65th Anniversary Sale. Due to the demand we are featuring a group of specials at prices which will be hard to pass up. Come in and see these before the holiday. - 24 LDEDEilLTtES From regular stock. Beautiful, New, Silks and Wool Frocks. Handsomely tailored - $10.00 values for indigent purses. Thursday and Friday . Only 20 DtDtEiTLTCES Regular $17.50 stock. "New styles, silks and wools. All good . ' merchandise from our regular stocks, fine workmanship. Can't be beaten for looks. - i Thursday I Friday M ... Only. Clearance of Ladies' HATS Regular $2.95. , All kinds of materials. 50c ' While They Last One Group of Large Size Linen HANDKERCHIEFS Fine Quality and Assorted Colors. 10c Odds and Ends of SILKS Pastel Shades, Plain Colore. Values to $1.75 65c yd- An Assortment of GIFTS A table of gifts in Pewter, Copper and China. A good selection for 50c Men's Dress SHIRTS A Selection of Colors - All Sizes .$1.25 3 for $3.50 o Fancy, Mixed' v. O'COATS Double Breasted - Latest Style - Now $13.95 Odds and Ends in Children's SHOES Slippers and Oxfords 99c & $1.98 Regular 35c - Men's Fancy DRESS SOX 25c 5 for $1.00 , Odds and Ends in BOY'S SHOES and OXFORDS Values to $3.95 $1.95 At -Hi i Odds arid Ends in LADIES' SHOES Values to $10.00 $4.95 1 Wl DO OUR MKT IF MK'-S A. The Best St ore in Town
