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Pw Fdttr LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDS. QBE. Friday, Noyember 17, 1933 NEWSof the CHURCHES Slain in 'Cuba Rev. Swartz To Take Nazareiie Church inTekoa La Grande Minister Re- ' signs Post 'Here: Ser . vices, For; Next Sunday j - Are Given. , ' ' Services at churches ot La Orundo and nearby communities iar next Sunday Include- the following: 'Ch'nrcli of The Nagarene ' ' (Corner Spruce and X) Tno pastor, Rev. Daniel L. Swarta, has resigned as pastor here, having accepted' a cell to the church at '1 kos.'Wash, Until the church' can-bq Supplied by 'a resident pastor the dis trict superintendent, iHev. Karl a jpounds, will supply, the pulpit on Sundays i "All services of the church at the Regular hour, this Sunday with Itov. E. Q. Founds as tho preochar. ' . . First Presbyterian Church (aiitu arirl Washington) The sermon subject, "A Young Man's "Way," announced by tne ' min ister, Rev, J, aearge Walz. fox the 'llJOO o'clock 'hour Sunday morning, "needs too apology," said Mr. Walt. He continued "There 'Is no bigger or 'more 'pressing "subject for the mind of the church, to handle than the "problem bf Christianizing tho social ''order. More than that, youth must 'be -brought to face the Christian con 'ceptlons of Justice- and brotherhood, 'if the coming -generations, shall be ablo to deal with the -sources of 'wrongs hidden in our civilization." With this the congregation, and mln 'lster Invite the reader totUtcnd Bun- day service at this church if not Wierwise herpiuliy oooupied. The 'choir. Andrew Loney Jr. directing, :.wlll sine an anthem, which, with 'other music 'ind. song, Mil enrich' thft'i worslUp hour. Those not attepxilng elsewhere are 'Invited to 'the Bible school at B:45 'a: m.: Toting lPeopdeis Forum at bioo1 p. m. In 'the house 'Just 'east of the, 'church; and Alio Ohrlstlon Endeavor 'meeting for High school students, - held In 'the church parlor at 'o'.30 p. St. Peter's 'Church, '(GplsonpnU (Fourth and-O) I Services at thia'church Sunday, 'fo- low: 8 a. m.. holy communion; 0:45 a. m churoh school; H a. m., mom' 1 lng prayer with sermon; 6:30 p. m. Youne Feonlo's fellowship In tho chaoel. Muslo at the morning sorvlce fol lows: prelude "Cantelena" toy SheUy i Offertory. "Praise. T . The , rather,' Oounotl, sung by choir; postlude "Fes. tlval DBirdh",: by. 'Btark. Mrs. H. M., Ashby will preside at tho console. if First, MetHoithrt Episcopal Cliurrh (Spring ana wurini I The-church Sunday echool tioglns at 8:45 with JuflpTul opening services In trie aevoroa departments. A epion- i did 'oorns 'of , teachers dlrecilog 'tho eioss tudy and discussion. will welcome tta Into -the doss of their choice and hern them to a bet ter Understanding of the teachings o! tho Bible. Tho. momtng worship at 11 o'clock i'ls arranged to ho a construotlvo and helpful sorvlco to all who wish to worship with, their fellowmen. The chorus ctolr, directed by Paul Knautz, wlltt .sing the inthem. The pastor will spook.- on the subject "Bulldlna Wisely." ' -'' Tho evening Vesper sorvlce Is at 6 -.'o'clock when tho pastor will speak on t.h. sublect "Llfos ineauaiitics.' Tho 'sorvlco Is brief and moves along from a prompt beginning to tho dose with a helptul Interest. . I 'Tito Bpworth League mceta in two -sections. Tlio young people- at o. p. in. 4nd tho High school division at ' Island City Community Churoh . Tho morning worship jservlco at 0:46 will bo In charge of the. pastor, nev. W. H. Horteog, tyha will Bpi.k on tho subject "A Modem lesson . Frorft an Old Prat-bet." i Tho Sunday school Is at 10-4& Im mediately followlivg tho. preaching service Mrs. Bertha Way Is tho sup erlnicndont a4 will be In chargo 6; tho 'Sunday school. All folk of the commuiuty oro weicomo to tnosc ecr vices. ' - ' ; Baptist tehiirch ' (Spring and Sixth) Tno onenlna hour for the Bible school at tho Baptist church Is 0:45, All departments are woll prgiinlaed and sultablo classes are provided for all who, attend. Tho aim of tho school " Is Blblo knowledge leaning to per. ' somu snlvatlon ami christian sorvlce ! To this end the work Is carried on ' front the cradle roll to tho homo do- : nartmont. is Tho morning preaching service be 'glns ot 11:00. Tho pastor's sermon subject will bo "Two Bidders For BouSB." Bpoolal muslo will be pro ' vtrlert Tho hour for tlio uhtlVed evening service Is 7:00 to 8:30. Tho first port of the program bt carried out by tltft young peoplo who. prwiu tnllte In teresting discussions or. tucir is. x. ' P. tf. topics. T;llo pastor follows with a song sorvlce arid a brief sermon Bunflny, evening he, will discuss the fourth test Ootl presents in tho solu tion of ,the problcih(,of eld. Anyone who- has, ho- clear uiidprsUhdlhg 61 this, greatest of, all problems wi'J . possibly bo Interested and helped by thosj) discussions, and Is cordially In vited to attend Vheso services. Thursday evening prayer meeting convenes at 7:30, The object Is deep- cr knowledge of the way of life and communion with Ood. Tho Bible studies are for general discussion and Individual thinking. ', First CIiiiitIi of ( lirlst; jirirnttst (First and Washington) Tlils cHUrch Holds services as fol lows: eunday school, 8:45 , . m.; morning service, 11 a, m.; Wednesday evening meetings,, 8 p. m. TJ10 rend ing room la the, West Jncobsch blink ing Is open from 1 to 0:30 p. m. delly. The subject of the Sunday service Will be "6oul and Body," The goldon text Is, "Yea, in the way of thy Judgments, O Lord, havb wo waited for thee; tho deslro of our soul Is to thy name and to tho re membriuico of thee" (lea. 20:8). S ' 'Among the citations which com prise tlio iesson-sormon Is the follow' lng from the Bible: "My soul longeth. yea, even falnteth for the- courts of the Lord: my heart and my flesh orleth out for the living Ood" (P, (14:2). The lesson-sermon also Includes the following correlative 'passages from tlio Christian Sclonce textbook, "Scl- er.ee and Health with Key to the Scriptures," .by Mary Baker Eddy "Sooner or later we shall learn that the fetters of man's finite capacity ore forged by the Illusion that ho lives in body Instead of Soul, In mattor Instead of in Spirit. . , .' As astronomy reverses tho human- perception of tho movement ' of tho solar system, so vnrisuan sclonce roverscs'tho seem ing relation of Soul and body arid makes body tributary to Mind. Thus It Is with man, whq Is' but the hum ble servant of the restful Mind though It sooms othorwlso to finite sense", (pp. 223, 110). 'SCIoir English Lutheran' Church '(M'avonuo near 'Fourth) "Tho United Lutheran Church li America" will -bo'tho sermon topic '(it the morning service Sunday at X1.00 o'clock. 'It 1s 15 years since the' for mation or tho United Lutharan cnurch by tho merger or thrco ebn eral Lutheran hodlos and' a church wide celebration of this anniversary is ' bolng- observed Sunday. Tho 6fio!r, under the direction of Mary Eliza Angcli, and accompanied by Lilly Belle. Angell, will assist In the sor vice. There will also bo a solo, "I Com "to Thee" bylCaro Homa, sung by itov. E. w. Bruchcr. Sunday school meets for worship u,v e:w a. m. uuring ino opening service Mlna Neumann, pianist, will tell tlio story of "The Composer Who could Not Hoar His Own Music." This Is a part of tho series of stories about boys and 'girls who :havp overcome handicaps. Tho lessons studied In the Sunday sohool :aro Blble-centored,. graded lessons, 'comprising tho Chris tian Ufo course. All aro invited (! attend these services, . .' ' - , The Luther Leaguo wtIL discuss tho topic, "SupporMhg Our Lcadors" un der the direction of Emma Goodwin.! These ore helpful . and Interesting, discussion and devotional meetings ifo! wmcn an -young people are coral ally; Invited,. - ;; Edited by Harriet R. MacDonald Central Church ot Christ (Pennsylvania Avonue) r' Services at the Central Church of Oluist Sunday will bo a continuance, of a special campaign being conduct-! od this fall and early wintor. At the! 11 o'clock hour Hev.i Paul Pe.F. Mor- tunora has announced. Ills subject 0.0 1 "Awakel Thou That Sleepest." Com munlon'ls regularly observed. Snd ape-: clal muBlo Is furnished by tho largo chorua oliolr. The Bible 'school reached a now maVk 'for attendance Sunday when only three were locking to 'make 300 present. Miss Annetto Johnson s .class of ydung Ipeoplo , abovo the, college 'age has 'beon leading the school In tne 'coivcest, witn an average 01 more than 60 In attendance. Several other classes also have outstanding records, Tho Bible sohool moots at 0 :46 a. m. At 0:30 p. m. tliree groups oi Clirlstlan Endeavorers meet. The "Ju nlors are under the supervision of Miss Oortrudo Wagoner. This organ ization is for youngsters from 10 years of oeo to High school ago. The High school group Is onjoying an Interest ing series of moetlngs, superintended by Mrs. Nonfe Harrison. The Toung Peoplo's group is conducting a con test for attendance and has bunt up an interesting society. This group em. braces tho young peoplo who aro out .of High school and a special Invita tion Is extonded to formal scnoo: tituiionta bo hblotid. . 'At. 7:30 n. rn. the evontnn service will be hold ano .this week's subject is calculated to attract a largo con gregation. Mr. Mortlmoro will apbok on' "SDlrituallsm'' nlld will Klvo dem- bnstrailons ot , receiving spirit mcs- Bmrcs. Ho will discuss tho ancient and modern, oroctlcoa of spirit me diums and win tell what tlio bjoic stotes t,u regard to this kind of pijnc tlco. He wlU also quote opinions from leading modern authorities. The orchestra, will present a special con cert at this service a,rit the choir will slug ohorus ntuiibcr. A hearty invitation Is extonded, to the publlo to attend all theso services. "And tho vessel that ho made was marred In the hand of tho potter; so he mado it again an- .' '. other vessel, as soemed good to ; he potter to make it." (Jeremiah ' 1 18:4). Therefore, my friends, seeing that we are marred vessels, and some of us broken In heart, body and estate, let us yield ourselves as willing clay into the hands of another Patter, even our Lord, Who will fashion us anew. And, oh, what a consolation It la to be clay In God's hand, with our wills surrendered to His; Will. No more an- xlotlcs about the future, no more troubled hours, no more .fearful nights,' no more secret' devices of our own planning ending in failure .and disaster, no more marred vessels, but all will be changed. With open: minds and wining hearts we submit our selves as 'plastic clay, to bo fashioned 'according 'to His good pleasure. For this new Potter, the Lord, Jesus Christ, "dosth all things well," and by f overy turn- of the wheel of life. In our very-day affairs, we feel that 'we re being fashioned anow.'in the imago of His truth and tho likeness of His love. For "We know that all things work together - for good to them that lovo Ood." And at length when tho temptations are ovor, the ohlscllng of 'the Potter finished and the wheel becomes stilt, wo shall find ourselves restorsH vessels and new creatures In Christ Jesus our Lord. For God cares for broken things. Over tfhe Valley Personals First American victim in. the new outbreak of civil warfaro lagliiK In Cuba, was Holicu t Lot nniccli, 5, above, native o( Lon don. O. Lotsplccli wns killed by n rtray bullet us lie lennou over a building terrace to wntcli the Havana street fighting. Ho was Havana manager for Swift & Co. Hltic Mt. umnge Th ri"ijar meeting of this subor dinate will be held at the hall all i game, and remained over tho weekend o'clock.. Quests weiyo Mrs. Carl 6nl- gra&s, Mrs. Loren Turner, Mrs, Cllf tnd Blokland, Mrs. Claud WU!;tvk, Mrs, Vemon DeLong, . Mrs.. Melvin Cekeler. Miss. Edith Ragaln. Mrs. Ralph Robinson and Mrs. Kenneth Brown. The club will hold its next meeting with Mrs. Lena Gckcler on her birthday. Dec. 6. Sunday Guests I,.., 'Mi;, 'and. Mrs. Leslie Peach, of tho Valeria dlslnpt Had 'oa 'their, guests uriday, Mr. anol.Mrs. 'Ullwln Nlcndls, of Bakor. The visitors came on Sat urday, to witness the Baker-La Grande M. R, (iiureh Sonlh (Corner U and Fir) , Sunday school Is at 9:4S o. m. with W. B. Stormcr as suiwrlntendent. ireaclilng begins at 11 o'clock with A. MoKco, of Walla walla, m vno pulpit. Epworth Lenguo. moets at 0 p. an. , At the 7 p. m. hour Dr. mckm win glvo a storoltlcan leoturo showing missionary pictures of interest to all. All orb weicomo to attend. Clll'ui ItlAltltUO.fcH HAUKKI) , UV AUSTRALIAN PROVIXCK 6f DNEY, Australia, ( The pres. ent lai, which permits girls In New South Wales to, miury at tho og ot 13 aht boyB at the ago of 14 Is about to bo altered. Vlia minister of Justleo proposes to make the mtnlnulln. ago 16 years In each easo., , Within tho oast, six voara 400 dlrls and (our boys In iho, province mar rhxl bafor tho ag o( 10. and 1,070 girls and 43 boys were married at that IRC, ', Look at Your HAT 1 Kveryone , Else Does! . hst rtitvm re Just around the corner, Oct yours out and phorlo u tor exjwrt cleaning , . . . -,no. qiocsing, niMint.iSs rt.RANRi 1107 Washington Main 701 day Silt u relay. Nov. 13. Division No. 3 will servo tho dinner at noon. To N'atlmmt GnuiRo , Mrs. A. V. Fifjhcr and Mrs. A. L. Becker, of Lower Cove, and iVIra. R a. itfilck, of North Powtlir, aro among tliopo wlio are in Jo I so to attend a tow 'of the sessions if Jlio n.i'tional grange. They loft) Friday morning by car. Market Meetings ' , A" Acnes of meetings are being planned by tlio Puollc Market group this -winter, the- llrst to bo held the hojtie of Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Spencar on,aekeler Lone, Tues.,, Nqv. 21 bit & 'o'clock. Trio Hoino Criift club, which sponsors the cooked food department at the mao-kct, witf give short .program -and serve refresh ments. Marketing ttroblems, prepar ing of products for market atvl tho best crops to grow nfrq to, bo among the topics to be. taken up for discus i slon. . ' j Hre PnrtV A party ginn Saturday evening at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie bawtenco near Summervllle-, i re- po' tccl to have been an enjoyable at (air. The ovenlng was spen; with cairi nnd games . .by Mr, and Mrs. Fred Self, Mr. and Mrs. Barve E?ell and foanJly, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ovrrott and family, Mr. an 1, Wrs. F.fcnk Groiner and family, Mr. and. Mrs. D. E. End and family, "Mr. and Mrs. Tony End and family. Ritresh monf.& wero served. with their relatives, Mrs. Nichols' uncle. Mr. Peach bolna Trn 1-starred Tv.tnds In this valley who Tnvo known Wallace Kadderly. while at tlic state college, or who have, bad. d radlp-i oc(iualntanco during tlio Ion? period of jeors when ho was in cb.ite U fstation KOAO wil! bo Interested to knew that he ha left, CorvftUU t be in tl.ai'gc of the Western. Farm antli Homo radio hour broadcast dMiy from San Francisco by the, U.uted Strtct department of agrlcul.ure IinUler - " 1 .Mrs. Ida Hendricks, of Ft. Madison Iowa, making an extended visit with relatives. In the valley. Is a guest at the home of her cousin, Mrs. Etta Welch, aij lmbler. , - From The Jaspers, Mr. and Mrs. Frank 'jasper i of the, sldehJll road near La, Orande have received a letter -from, their son and ; daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Her bert Jasper,. ,to. the. effect that, they are now located in apartments in the liospi'bal where- they. .both,, wock. .ifr'., Jasper is assistant manager of the Bradley hospital which is in conneo-J tlon with tho Brown university -ax Providence, R. I, Mr. Jasper says by having living quarters in thchospijal It makes it much more- convenient1 for his work, which is lii the research slstant. Mrt Jasper. Is , also-' at the head of establishing a special .taboia.-! tory at the hospital and, lie says -Jhl his communication that it gave, him; great ploasuro, when he received woo.' that the Rockofellei; 'foundation would give them a grant of $1600 ;tf bo used in, the purchase of equipment for the new laboratory. SOCXETYNOTES 'Mm Hess "use. Society Mltor Talephoiie Wain H Vnt :M a. m. lilrs. AE.'CasweirCdmpIimfehtea At Meeting of Chapter IP. E.'O. Thursday at Richardson 'Home . Mrs. A. B. Caswell, of Corvallls, stae organiser for P. E. O,. waa feted yesterday when' she was In La Grande to pay her 6fftclal visit to Chapter L rMnnor wae, seryed'at'7 o'clocfc at tfiq home "of ,, Mrs, "AffrSd ' L. Blcriordson who ffae assisted toy Mn. Hardle'Tay-j lor,, utumn flowers decorated thi tables and olso 'were' placed about trie rooms In yaacs. :,, . i , , ', Mrs.,',8. ','A, ' Zurbriclf, 'acting 1 preslt de, , presided oyer,' the meeting,' as sisted by other members of the chap-i ter, ., Mrs.' Caswell presented ''a charm ing talk after which musical numbers were f tarnished ,'hy ,Mrs.- A. K. Parker, who sang "Home.", by Alexander Mc-j Fadyen ,and . "Orandma," by Henry Sach. . Chapter I Is meeting also this af ternoon at: Mrs. Taylor's home and Mrs. O, R. Ebcrhard: la presenting the program. ,, , Alpha Club Meets With Mrs. Dixon . The home of Mrs. H. JS. Dixon was the scene of on Interesting event yes terday , when she entertained the Alpha club at a one o'clock luncheon. The luncheon tables were, decorated with single' rbseburjs In bud vases. Contract bridge woa played during the afternoon and tho prizes were presented to Mrs. w. C. Perkins for high, score among , the members and Mrs. A. K. Parker, among the guests. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Slegrlst will entertain the dinner club next Thurs day evening at 7 o'clock. 9 ' SOCIAL CALENDAR Wholesale Price Index Again Moves,, Higher; Now Ilk WASHINGTON, Nov. 17 Ml -j- Te labor department said Its Index .Qf wholesale prices again moved upward during tho week ended November . Tho Index number was givien jas 71.2, compared with 70.9 for the, week of November 4. The year 1020 Is used as J00.n . ( , ... . , The bureau ot labor statistics said I the upturn was widely scattered through ay divisions of commodities, . Friday, Nov. 17 -L. P. S. Second Ward Harvest :, Festival, at '.the chapel. 4:0Q-6U)0 pt. Hilda's club tea , for mothers, at the Episcopal rec tory. , 7:30 Rlverla P. T. A., Lano chapel. . . , 8:00 Pythian sisters, at the Odd Fcllpwa hall. - : ;. a:"?. Westway, club of the W. B. A., with Mrs. Arlle Cooper. ..','-. . ' , - Saturday, Nov. 18, .... i 3:00 .Women's Wellcf Corps, at trio. Odd Feildw's hall. , . ' ,'. . Monday, Nov. 20 , . l;15San Soucl club, with Mrs. P. S. Robinson. 2:00 Wakellta club, 'with Mrs. W. E. McCluro. -....8:00, Eastern Star. Social club, , with. Mrs., M. A. Smith, 1912 Ad- ams.- ' ' . - -. . - , .; ,.; V" ,. ;! .( ,.: ..Tuesday, .Nov.. 21 .... . 2:00 Bridge,, club, with Mrs. J. ' F. -Scroggin.- - , ' j :00 M. I. L. club, with Mrs. , Gilbert Hunter, - '2:00 Sorosls club, with Mrs... George , Cochran. . ., 7:30 Neighbors, of Woodcraft,: at the Odd Fellows hall. . .Wednesday, Nov. 22 f ' 2:00 Ah .Delth club, with Mrs. ; . Rdy Eridberg, . " , 2 :00 Loyal Sisters Aid of the Clirlstlan church, w.lth Mrs, A. P. Nelson, 7:30 Literature group of the A. A. U. W, with Miss Margaret Car ' stal'ra. t . ; ," , 8:00 Eastern Star, Masonic hall. ' - ;..v,.vr ' , Thursday, Nov. 23 1:00' j. B. club, with Mrs. George Tlss.. ; 1 1 :15 Thursday Bridge cllib, with , Mrs. C. J. BdefihQlm. v , ,' 2i00 N. B. B. club, with Mrs. : A. E. Hug. j - . . ' v, wji-ch started Nov. ,15. Kadderly lns;Wit of tea major groups odvanc- UUtl JJI Vf(jt rUll UUWbl-M VI1AI 14t.lA.-L 111 nt.r of tlio stato-owned sta'.cu. KOAC for sovch years, bUildh the .service. Qf the station to a piiwe of ouLstnhdlngf achievement in radio oau-cal.on. I Kadderly is the sixth Oregon 3tat9 r.inn to get a major radio position. J ot:icrb. being now employed, in. Pert l.iid, San Francisco nnd Hawaii. IHrthday llnn'er Club Mrs, lloy Spencer and Mrs. W. A. McCall wero Joint hostesses to mem bers of tho Birthday Dinner club ani vvoral guests Thursday at the- Spenc er homo near La Orando. Tho ttmo seut socially following the poi- :U' k dinner which was. served at AQ -ELLIS' CHALMERS- Track typo aud Air Tired Tractors. ComblnpSa implements, Road Machinery. C1IANULGK TK ACTOR K)UIPMENT CO. Vs J313 Jefferson . . . Main 63 ABERDEEN COAL 20 Yehi's from the Same liins in In Grande. Always Gives Satisfaction Home Lumber Pliono Main 17 Has niore Uses than You can Count oft the Fingers of Both Your Hands "Wonr-Ever' ROASTER, CANNER br Whole Meal Cooker Made of' thick, hard, sheet alu mlnum, heat pnsses rapidly and iood cooks EVENLY. Will roast Turkey, Duck, Chlckoni Cooks a whola meal over ond LOW flame. , Has These Other Uses Too Canning, Baking, Storing of urcau, rics, etc. SMALL SIZE holils 8 in. arcssea KurKBX . . 7 pint Jars. MBI1IUM SIZE holJ li lb. dmsHoU turkvy.-.. 10 pint or 6 qt, Jtirt. LARGE SIZE holds 16 lb. tlrrasv turkey . , , 11 plat or 8 qt. Jars. Get Yours NOW While Prices Art Low Bohnenkamp hours are more mx) I dangerous for a 3Sf I smooth,. thln-X 1 ttoea-coldeiweatlvX- J r Is more, dls tlree-colder weatH- agrecable for tire- - ,.i changing think of what' coming and put on new Goodyeara now I Bought now, touiri new Goodyear give you safety all winter yet wear very slowly due to cool roads. Neat spring, they'll stUl, be, almost new. Today's trices inony sizes lower than a, year ago are another "buy now" reason. Come In and see usl PATHFINDER Suptrtyviii Cord Tlr . . . , CMb Slie Prlcca 4.-W-1I . 4.50-20. .00 4.S-t.. .30 1.75-19. S).70 4.75-20.. 7-00 4.75-Jt . 7.1S Caih Slxe Prlce 5.00.19..17.1O 5.00-M.. 7'4f 5.M-I.. 7- 5.M-17. 7-7 S. 15-18. 5.50-19. 9.40 Other sizes In proportion. Ezpcrtly mounted free and lifetime guaranteed. Fatlahd-Sims Greenwood & Adams : Alain 165 Cltib to Entertain . W. k'C.'at 'Diniier :The'(3ood Will club will entertain tne Women's rtenei uorps at a pot luck dinner at one o'clock at tile Odd Fellows hall tomorrow. Mrs. Susan Faulk, was recent hostess, to members of 'the Goodwill .club and' pioneer guests. The guests, were Mrs. 'Julius Roescf and Mrs. Martha Ackley. . The latter discussed: the laying of the first 'rail on the railroad In Ln Orando end, the hard-, ships which the early pioneers sux fered. Mrs.. Paulk 'described the bulldlrg and laying of the Elgin branch line railroad. Mrs. Hoesch discussed early conditions m La Orande . Mrs. A. P. Nelson' gavo a reading "What I Would Like To Be" and each member furnished 'a Joke. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Faulk, 'assisted' by Mrs. Nolson. Tho guests were 'at one long table decor-, ated .wlth a centerpiece of chrysan themums. .; The not meeting will be held) at the home of Mrs. Martha, Williamson on Fourth and M. For the past sev eral meetings the Goodwill club has been meeting with O. A. 8- widows. '' Bridge Party Thursday Evening Miss Grace 'Ctillcn audi Clark Flte gerald entertained members of 'their club.. Thursday, night at tho home of the former lor. bridge. Three tobies were arranged and tho prizes were ' awarded to Jack matt j,r., first, ana 'iy Owen, consolation. Mrs. tVeillng . ton Hamilton, of, Cortland, received 'the ' guest ,prlze.. . - . Other, guests wero Mrs. Echo Helms and Ken Slegrlst. . Lunph -was served at a latp hour In the evening. , . . - - , ' i . i- Bible Searchers Class in Meeting Mrs. Robert S. Bokln presented the -lesson Wednesday afternoon when the Bible Searchers class of the Presby terian churoh met with. Mrs T H Galthcr. 1 The themp of tho devotion al 'program was "Thanksgiving For Our Church" and the subject of tho leaflet which Mrs. Eaiin presented was "My Church." , Mrs Miles Fallows, Mrs. Harry Han son and M- Chris Miller assisted the hostess. ' j In Trie 'neitt meeting will (be 'a !Dof luck luneliebn at one o'clock on Dec. 20, accompanied by the annual grab .tag for meWbers. ,, . ;. (. - i j . At the last 'meeting of tlt Bible EJettrchei-a class Mrs, William M Con dlt spoke on lier trip to the (fCiitury Of Pi-ogress exposition at Chicago, . i Fourteen members of Virginia's varsity football squad are sons, nephews or brothers ol men who at-, tended tluvt university In Qtliex days.- BEFORE SHE LEAPS I ET the reit bf the world look like freW'ln bulgy Sslottiei if Ibey wont to but act yourself a pair of the new Shujlovjl Vdu'(l iwtsr ihli iwaKIfy "slllSsfor" model Is the finest of leather. It hit the trim lints of 'an expeiulVe shoe, too.. yet Ifi the lightest of rubber and slips on as easily as your glovtl . v . Oy GOODRICH M4 br PkmM Preens ft M jbiJis jot- ' iky " Light as your evening slipper Fits like a kid 'glove LA GRANGE'S BETTER STCtflE I WAS SO EMBARRASSED OVER TrE DINNER. 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