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Monday. November 27, 1933 Page Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBbERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE. SOCIETY NOTES: Four La Grande Musicians To Present Varied Program Tonight At Neighborhood Music Club ftour of Lft, Grande 'Blooding artists! Vill.nresent a varied Drorram tonJBlit fct 8 o'clock boToro toe Neighborhood..' Huaio oiuo in uu uaii room 01 ua, oraruie notei. Mrs. ueorgoo. r nlo has arranged the program, The publlo Is Invited to itho Mon day evening Muslo club programs sponsored by the Neighborhood club.. Miss Jennie Peterson director ot 'muslo at the Eastern Oregon Normal school, end a planlftt of considerable ability; Miss Florence Ray, director at dramatics at too Normal school, 1 Who has appeared In several legiti mate stage productions In New York; Mrs. A. K. Parker, who Has received generous acclaim for the fine quality of her voice; and Alfred Meyers, who has appeared before a number of Audiences In the past to rccelvo lib eral applause, will present the fol lowing numbers: . "Somebody's Knockln' At Your Door," spiritual arranged by Nathan iel Betts. - j . "Boots," by Hazel H. 8. lelman. ; Mr. Meyers, baritone "May Night." Palmgnm. "OlaJr ,do lune," Debussy, ' ) ''tiouto." Cyril Scott. Miss Peterson, pianist 1 "XUo Nightingale," Word-Stephens. "The False Prophet," John Frlndlo 'Scott. .vlJl Mrs. Parker, soprano ""Turn Ye To Mo," old Scotch tuno, Helen ilopeklrk. "Do Not Oo My Love," Richard Wgcrnan. iuutaluU Mr. Moyors "Ashes of Roses," Constance d'Arcy tWticKayo. - I Miss Day, Idramatlat "The House ion a Hill," Ernest 'Charles. "My lover, He Comes on tho Skll," 'Cloutjh-Leiter. I I ! i ' Mrs. Porkor, Grace Cullen Weds Clark Fitzgerald Miss Grace Cullen and Clark Flte gcrald wero married Sunday morning at an a o'clock ceremony at tho Con trol Church of Christ porsonago by Rov, Paul Do F. MortLmoro. Miss Cullen Is the daughter of Mrs. Oma Lapham and Mr, Fitzgerald is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Dave Fitzgerald, all of this city. Miss Cullen was lovely In a knitted suit of dark green boucle and a short beige fur jacket. She woro a block hat and carried block accessories. Mrs. Hack Hlatt Jr. was hor only attendant and was attractively gowned In a suit of black and white shepherd check with a black hat and matching acces sories. J. E. Fitzgerald acWd as best man far his brother, Mrs. Fitzgerald and Mr. Hlatt woro . the only other guests at the coro knony, 1 ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Fitegorald left after tho ceremony for a wedding trip to Walla Walla and Pullman, Wash., and Moscow, Idaho, after which thoy will tnake their home at the La Qranuc hotel. . . Anniversary 1 Is Honored ' Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Anderson en tertained Saturday evening at their home honoring Mr. and Mrs. a. v. tfiitz on tho occasion of their wed Iding anniversary. Brldgo was ployed during tho evening and the prizes were presontod to Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Flnlay, first, and CUIIord Forking, consolation. . . I . Mr. and Mrs. Lenta wcro presented fylth tho honor guest award. Refreshments wcro served. Diversity Club Is Entertained , Mr. and Mrs. a ear go Cooper enter tained the Diversity club Saturday 'ovenlng, asslBtcd by. Mrs. M. Q. Wauge, Mrs. Joe Williamson and Mrs. Claude Puckott at tho Cooper homo. Tour tables wero arranged for .bridge during tho ovenlng and the high scorers were Mrs. Iflara Holmau and. 7ohn Prlco, Low scores were made by Mrs. Williamson and Mr. Cooper. . A two-course luncheon was served tot the close of tho ovenlng and Ught tod tapers and a Tluinksgtvlng motif 'was used on tho tablo. ? Mrs. Philip Lockwood will ontcrtain tho club tomorrow evening at 7:45 o'clock. Couple to Wed In Portland t A marriage of interest to many La Grondcrs Is that of Miss Martha Theodora Bwafford, daughter of Mr. end Mrs. Charles M. Dickinson, of Portland, and Lav or no Enoch Penr ' on, son of Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Pear son, of Pendleton. Bltv of OrcHon where she was a mem-! - i?er of Delta Gamma sorority. Mr. 'Pearson, also attended the University 1 of Oregon and la a member of Kappu 'Sigma fraternity. 1 Tlio ceremony wl'.l fc performed on Dec. 2 in Portland after which they ' will make their homo in Pendleton. A Cappella Choir Entertains A silver tea was given by the mem bers of the A Oappella choir of the La Grande High school Friday after noon In the muslo room at the High school building. Proceeds from the ton will be used to furnish gowns for the oholr. A delightful program was presented by Misses Marianno Boyles, Ola Mae Hough, Norma Hanks, 1a Veda MU-' luring, Everett Reynolds, Winifred 6cott, Jack McClay, Vouelello Bruce, j Ray HeiKlrlcl-.son, Lois Jeanne Davis, Margaret Painter, Anna Mas Whiting, Genevieve Flexer and the girls' scx-j tot. .urn Annua Palmer. Mrs.' Bertha Hayes, -Miss Bcaalo Pettlgrew aiul Mini Katlirya SartalnprcsKiwi ui.tne tea, - t table during the aiternoon. AJmung In serving woro Misses Lola Robertson, Margaret Dlxon, Barbara Fines, Mary Jane Johnson, Eva Rings and Erma Oekeler. The tea table and tho rooms were docoratod profusely with flow ore furnished by tho Rohan Florist shop. A student committee headed by Robert Robertson was In charge, Mary Ellen Stoddard was In chargo qt the refreshment committee and the program was arrauguu uy miiuivu Brock, Pythian Sisters Club Will Meet The Pythian Sisters olub will moot tomorrow afternoon at the home or Mrs. A. B. Erlckson, S108 Second street. Tile aftornoon will bo dovotod to ploclng a quilt for rollof work. Women of i Serve Dinner Tho wonwri of St. Pater's Guild of the Episcopal church served dlnuer Sunday at Honan hall to the 18 men who are carrying on the business of the church. Dluner was served at one o'clock at tables decorated with chrysanthemums. Rainbow Girls Initiate Two v Misses Marian Boyles and Virginia Rogers were Initiated Into the Onler of the Rainbow for Girls Saturday ovenlng with Mlas Arlene Conradt, worthy advisor, .conducting the cere mony. A -program followed during which Miss Mary Lou England pre sented two readings and Miss Wini fred Scott sang two solos, accompanl-. cd by Miss Ola Mao Hough. Refreshments were served by a committee of which Miss Elizabeth- MUno was tho chairman. Tho next meeting will bo hold on Doc. B. ,. Miss Leola Latham Weds Claude Anson Miss Lcola Latlmm, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. William Latham, and plnudo Anson, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. OrUn Anson, or near Island City, were married Wednesday evening In Spokane, Wash. Tnoy wero attended by Irene Rhoa and K. J, McWIIHiuiih, tho latter oX La Grande. Thoy havb gono on a two weeks wedding trip to Tacomn and. Seattle and expect to return to 1m armuUo1 to mako their home. ' Mr. Anson graduated from tlio La Grande High school in 1028 and at tended Oregon Stato college. Mrs. Anson also graduated from tho La Grande High soliool, with tho class of 1929, tho latter attended Oregon State college for one year. C. E. Society ' Enjoys Banquet Tho members of tho Christian En deavor society of tho Presbyterian church held a clovor banquet Friday evening In tho basement of tho church, i'horo woro 80 members and guests present foi" tho ovenlng, tho motif being a "Formers Bouquet," and thoso In attendance woro dressed In appropriate costumos. Prizes for tho best costumes wero -presented to Joanna Leslie lor the girls and Ben Grady for tho boys. Frederick Blngaman was toasUnas ter for tho ovenlng. and thoso who took part in the program wcro Ruth Gelbol who song two songs to her own acconipanlmont, a talk by Kath oryn Moron on on appropriate topic, Ilulda Anderson gnvo a reading, a talk by Eldrlilgo Huffman, piano solo by Virginia Shepherd and Anita Hcrr. man gave a violin solo, accompanied; by Joanna Losllo, After tho banquet sovoral giunos wcro ployed Including a cow milking content, stock Judging contest, and others approprlato to tho ovenlng. On tho program ana decorations committee wcro Bill Eakln and Fred erick Blngamun ami Mildred Stod dard, Virginia Shepherd and Betty Martin woro In cluvrgo of arrange ments for tho bouquet menu. t SOCIAL CALENDAR Monday, Nov. 27 8:00 Musical club. Neighbor hood club. La Grando hotol ball room. Tuesday, Nov. 28 2:00 Neighborhood olub, La Grande hotel. 7:00 Dinner club, Mr. and Mrs. Homer V. Leffc!, 1403 Third St. 7:00 Women's Uencflt associa tion, Eagles lmu, Wodnosdiiy, Nov. 20 3:4fl Parent Tvncher association Willow school, Thursday, Nov. 30 TI1ANK.S01VINO DAY. BUS SERVICE For W.VU.OV., KSTKRl'lllSR, JOSIIPII anil Way Points. Iftvo La Oranrto. Dnlly 10:30 A. M. 4:10 P. M. l or PKMILI-ITON, Way Points Lenvo lj Ornnrte. Dnlly 10:30 A. M. I'. P. Rt'nro Kpjmt, l:ios Ailnnis Plume .MAIN 411 MUM Itwa Dukr, HoolMy tkln.w Wrphnnn Mnln noo Until 8:so . i Over The Valley Personals riitlKT-Son Ilamiuet The annua! "i-V-her and Son" ban quet of Utt Imulci mil! s- ,iw: chap ter of the Future Farmers of Ameri ca, a national organization of high echool farm hoys was hvlO at tho Im taler High school Friday evening, Nov 24. The banquet was given by tho coys honoring their cta-Jj, the high school's homo economics department under the supervision or Mi5 Oehler, co-operutlng to the exceiU of serving a most delectable meal. Walter Em erlck, Smlth-Hughcs Instructor and advisor of tho chapter, was the gen eral director of the event. Special guests during tho evening wero Earl it. cooley, state director of vocational agriculture In Oregon High schools, Ed Axtell ag Instructor at Enterprise and Charles Thomiwou, as Instructor at Wallowa. Tlie program was exceedingly interesting, and edu cational as well, tho 60 men and 'boys present feeling that tne event had great practical worth for them all. Tiie old, ag room la the basement of the school building was the set ting for ilihe affair. It had been trans formed Into a very attractive place with Its appropriate decorations. HI Mrs. J. B. Llndscy, of the Grange Hall neighborhood, Is reported as be ing ill of the f!u Observe Birthday Thirty-six relatives gathered at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Prank Conley in the Shanghai district Sunday to help Mr. Conicy celebrate his sixty- eighth birthday anniversary. A de licious 'birthday dinner was served. Those present besides the honor guest were Mrs. Frank Conley and children, Vina, McrreU, Virgil and Maxinc, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Conley, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Mlllerlng and children, Mrs. George Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Gray and children, Mr. and Mrs. George Gray and daughter, Othclla, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gray and chil dren, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Guilders and children, Charley Hlbbard and daugh ter, Bcthene, and Dr. Ross. Mrs. Grace Honored Tho 60th anniversary of the Initia tion of Mrs. Nellie H. Grace Into tho Order of tho Eastern Star at Glrard, Kan. toy Electa chapter No. 23, Nov. 23, 1883, was observed Thursday eve ning at Masonic hall in Cove, by Grande Rondo valley No. 49, Mrs. Grace Halsey, W. M., L. Z. Terrall W. P., of which Mrs. Grace has been a member tho jwst 30 years, and Cherry chapter No. 123, Mrs. L. E. Anderson, W. M., and O. M. Gardner. 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The price makes it the biggest heater bargain we have ever hoard of. iohnenkamp's Ex-President's Wife HOIIIZONTlIi Z Who Is the pictured lady? 12 Corpse. 14 Hodgepodge. 15 Rodents. 10 Exclamation of sirpriKd, 17 To regret. 19 Freckle. 21 Silkworm. 22 Foamy. 24 Aurora, 25 To apportion. 27.1rlsh tribal socloty. 28 Domesticated. 29 Sea goddess. 32 Exclamation of disgust. 33 Poison having leprosy, 35 Lariat. 37 Eon. 38 Orb. 39 Suflix1 form ing nouns. 41 Half an em. 42 Northeast. 43 Postscript. 44 To undermine, 46 Degrodod. D2 Form of "be." Answer (o 53 Period. 55 To fish. .6(1 To observe. 57 Frozen, desserts, 59 English money. 60 Minute skin opening. 61 What was her husband's first name?, 62 What was her maiden name? VERTICAL i She accompan- led her bus- member the past 18 years and "Mother of the Chapter." . Tho pro gram included the floral work given the honor guest and Initial , letter march (by chapter No. 40, Mrs. Lay pianist, beautifully executed and loav 'ing the oldest Star with an armful of lovely flowers, blue, golden, white, green and red, the colors of the or der; story of Mrs. Grace's Initiation 50 years ago, related by herself, with her copy of the first ritual Issued by the General Grande Chapter, 1878 in hand eliciting much laughter, so dtf- j feront was it from the modem initia tion; readings from tho poetry of Rob 1 YltEjEjQ VICTOR. PpH(m-& DHRtq' HERBERT k rJeBl HAREM RAbSi, QujoBlA PHIAI5I I APg05 NJHO N ilQH'i IdilOWI Bll J5H L JJMJNiSHC OIPI d emus a OTojtfriE.' Niir i thnIa m AjHRjdA R HrTe n i 111'4 - sssr : 27 - - ... . 0 14 Ifa 47 48 49 o" 51 5Z- 153 54 SKS 55 " 5b ""J FTT-rTnr-r rl ' HID Intensi-Fire Ah' Duct Exclusively Used by Heatrola Previous Puzzle Wur. I , , Ai IMCIIIIUU. 10;piH!EIRB'E.iP TL i Smells. 18 She traveled In with the president on his peace mission. 20 Toward. 21 To slip away 23 Myself. 26 Lieutenant -(obbr.). 30 Stigma. 31 To morge, 31 Detoro. 30 Yes. 40 Wircloss. band to lie Peace Conference. 43 To primp. 3 To accomplish. 45 A little 4 Badly. ( muale). 5 Neck scarf. 47 And. 6 Fine whet- . 48 Bow of a boat stone. 49 Paddle. 7 Colored part 60 Medical of the eye. sponge. - 8 To. loiter. 51 Deity. 9 Portico. - 62 I'ertainine to jo Bone. air. n she was 'host-64 To .scatter. ess at the, U. 60 Sun. , S. during 58 Senior (ahbr.) tlio World 00 Place (abbr.). Is Morris, poet, laureate of Masonry and founder of tho Order of the Eastern Star, by Mrs,' J. R. Price and Mrs. El sie Colllns;t" refreshments at table seating all ' the .guests, Mrs. Price, Wistmaster,' elicited Interesting talks from O. M. Gardner, I. Z. Terrall, Cock brothers, Mr. Pox, Mrs. Worth 1?alsey, Mrs. Amo Forpe of El Monte, Cal., Mrs. Royal- Allen, Mrs. L. E. An derson, hostess; visiting half an hour after leaving the table, closed a de lightful fraternal evening. Meat cures better if the animal has not been fed for 24 hours before kill ing. FIND IT Copy (or Ibis Column must be In, by 9 a. m. TRY PEACOCK SLACK for your stokers. Clfllthcr Ice tc Fuel Co. 11-37-1 m I)ll YOU KNOW THAT wo clean neckties? Send a trial or der with your next suit or dress and seo what a difference a good cleaning can mako. Phono Main 56. Standard Laundry. n 37.3 t. You can afford a few flowers for your Thanksgiving table. They aro very reasonable, 200 -bunches assorted flowers BOo bunch. Cherry's Florists, Inc. u-27-3 t. Be sure and attend the Chrysanthe mum Show at Cherry's store Tuesday or Wednesday evening. 11-27-2 t. SHAREHOLDERS MEETING Notice Is hereby given that a spe cial meeting of tb shareholders of tho First National Bank of La Grande. Oregon, is called to be held at the Olty Hall at La Grande, Oregon, at 10:00 a. m., Saturday, December 2, 1033. This meeting Is called to determine the policy of this bank relative to Federal Deposit Insuranco and other matters properly coming before the stockholders. At the Direction of the BOARD OF uutH-ruilS OF THE FIRST NA TIONAL BANK OF LA GRANDE. (Signed) A. K. PARKER, Cashier. 11-1-1 m.. NOTICE EAGLES , Next rcizular mpot.intr urili ,ka ihi tomorrow ovenlng at 7:30. President rrana ocwara. 11-27-1 t. COOKED FOOD SALE Auxiliary of the F. O. E., Wed. a. m, 9:30, Community Cash store. Thanks giving dishes a specialty. 11-27-2 t, SAVE ONE HALF ON FRAMES For your Oval Convex Portraits by taking your picture to Richardson "The Art Man" at Richardson's Art and Gift Shop. You will find frames to fit every style and shape of por TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, Nov. 28-29 : " " 1 r : ; CURRANTS 2. 29c .Jollv Time POP CORN ,vru:n ioc Clicquot Club GINGER ALE 25c Bottles . PHILADELPHIA Seedless Raisins New Crop, 4-lb. pkg 24c Bulk Hollowi, 2 lbs 22c 1933 Crop Dates Bulk Pitted, 2 lbs 33c Fancy Pack MONOGRAM 2-lb. Cello 32C Miracle Whip Salad Dressing Pt. Jar .... . 17c Qt. Jar 29c Preferred Stock DILLS if: : :19c Eastern Cranberries Quart 13c 2 Quarts 25c M-J trait with finest Convex Olass for Just one half of tho agents prices, al ways at Richardson's Art and Gift Bhop, "The Christmas Shop." 11-27-1 t. LITTLE GIFTS Tlio cleverest lino of lltUo gilts ranging In prices from 15 cents and up will -be ifound in the new unriai mas Line now on display at Richard son's Art and GUt Shop, "The Christ mas 8hop." 11-27-1 t. Currier's Tablets at Moon Drug Co. 11-0-1 m. Moon's Pure Vanilla extract is bet ter and costs icea. 3 oz. 33c, 6 oz. 62c, Pt. 1.3D. -" 11-0-1 m. " Oraay Crystals at Moon Drug Ct. ' . 11-8-1 m. MESSENGER SERVICE Parcels delivered within city limits 15o. Over 100 lbs., extra. Phone Main 705. 10-9-1 mp SCHOOL CHILDREN You can get scratch paper for school at the Observer. Now 2 pads 5c. 9-14-t f. ' NOTICE! All Odd Fellows and Robckahs aro requested to meet at tho I. O. O. F. hall at 1:30 Tuesday, Nov. 28 to at tend tlie funeral of Bro, Blystone at Snodgrass 6c Zimmerman parlors at 2:00 o'clock. , W. M. PIERSON, N. G. 11-27-1 t Illlll) FLIES 9000 MILES WASHINGTON W) The longest flight on record for any bird Is that of a three-month old Arctic tern. It was banded on the coast of Labrador by a scientist an found on the east coast of South Africa. Tlie shortest distance between the two points was 8000 miles, and tho biological survey estimates the flight actually was at least 0000. - The Argentine congress has direct ed the construction of a series of grain elevators throughout the coun try's agricultural districts to be op erated under government control. As part of the NRA buying cam paign in Visnlla. Cal., the entire pollco force was equipped with new uniforms. Aladdin -i-ib. X Can 25c CREAM CHEESE, Cellophane Pack Marshmallows '2-lb. PkS 9c c i7c Walnuts Good Size Ore. Franqucttes, Ib 19c Bunch Stlsiij- hmmc( Olympic Club Is Winner Over Dons SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 27 P) Tho Sau Francisco Olymplo Club "football team boasted a 10 to 0 victory over tho University of San Francisco to day by virtue of a last-period drlvo that wiped out a lead gained by "the Dons. ' AVOID THE DANGER OF CONSTIPATION Delicious Cereal Overcomes This Condition Safely and Pleasantly Tho first signs of constipation may bo headaches, tired feelings, sallow complexions, sleeplessness, loss of appetite. If neglected, con stipation may seriously impair health. Today, you can banish constipa tion by simply eating a delicious cereal. Laboratory tests show that Kollogg's All-Bran provides "bulk" to exercise the intestines, and vita min B to further aid regular habits. All-Bran is also a good source of iron for the blood. This "bulk" in All-Bran is gentle in action similar to leafy vegetables. Within the body, it forms a soft mass, and gently clears out the in testinal wastes. Two tablespoonfuls daily will nvp.rcnma most tvDes of common constipation. If not relieved this way, see your doctor. Enjoy All-Bran as a cereal, or use in cooking. Appetizing recipes on the red-and-green package. Sold by all grocers. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. PUMPKIN No. 2A Can 10c Gold Medal Cake Flour 28c Pkg. pkg. Sc SUGAR U and I Brand 10-lb. Cloth Bag c Qr 25-lb. Cloth Bag... $143 pineapple' Doles Fancy Broken Slices No. VA Can ( CHEESE 15c lb. Wesson Oil '2-Gal. 63c Can Snowdrift An f-lb. U p" -- ,. yc Sweet Potatoes 5 lb,s: - 19c mnn uros. celery Hearts 10c COFFEE $i.i5 r
