La Grande evening observer., January 25, 1934, Page 3, Image 3

;!i
833, j
k
for I
tm
u
a '
t
! ' Thursday, January 25, 1934
LA GRANDE hiVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE.
Paste Hire
SOCIETY NOTES
MIm brn .Duke, eockty Editor
Telephone Main 600 Until :90 i. m.
Mrs. Fred Spaeth Elected to Head
Women Golfers of La Grande
Country Club During 1934
Mrs. Fred Spaeth will head the ac
tivities of the women's 'division of
the La Grande country club during
the coming year, following her elec
tion at a meeting last night at C. H.
Reynolds office. Nineteen women
golfers attended the meeting.
Mrs. Elmer McManus was elected
vice president and Mrs. Harry Mc
Klnlay1, secretary - treasurer. MrB.
Spaeth will make her appointments
later.
Pythian Sisters
Social Club Meets
The Pythian Sisters social club met
Tuesday at the Odd Fellows hall and
apent the afternoon, making quilts
with Mrs, A. E. Chandler serving re
freshments. Tomorrow the club will meet again
In special session to finish Its work
A regular meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. C. L. berry on Feb. 12.
Will Entertain
Group Friday
Mre, Margaret Parket will entertain
the Past Guardian Neighbors of the
Neighbors of Woodcraft at her home
Friday, The meeting will open at
10 o'clock and the day will be spent
tacking quilts.
Missionary Group
Meets Saturday
The Young Women's Missionary
circle of the Church of Christ will be
entertained Saturday evening at the
home of Mrs. w. L. Hoyt, 1406 Sixth
6treet. The meeting will open at 6
o'clock with a buffet dinner which
will be followed by a program.
Mrs. Lyon Will
Be Hostess
Mrs. F. S. Lyon will entertain her
club at 8 o'clock Friday evening at
her home. Three tables will be ar
ranged for bridge.
Ackerman P. T, A.
To Meet Feb. 1
The meeting of the J. H. Ackerman
Parent Teacher association, .previously
scheduled for Thursday night, lias
been postponed a week, it was an
nounced, today. The meeting will be
held Thursday,. Fob, 1 at 8 p. m. at
the Normal school. I .
At present the Ackerman P. T. A.
Is making plans to conduct a candy
cale Friday night during the Mon-mouth-E.
O. N. basketball gome.
Y. P. F. Will
Entertain Friday
The Young People's Fellowship of
St. Peter's Episcopal church will en
tertain Friday evening, at 9 o'clock,
at the first of a series of dances at
Honan hall. Members of the fellow
ship and invited guests will attend
the event, the latter group being
Issued courtesy cards for admission.
Boys' Choir
Enjoys Breakfast
The boys' choir of St. Peter's Epis
copal church enjoyed a Epiphany
breakfast at the church on Sunday
morning at 9 o'clock. After breakfast
the members appeared at the 11
o'clock services at 'the church.
Send in Your
Fur Trimmed
COATS
For Mld-wlnter
CLEANING
Our process safely cleans and re
stores new life to your garment.
ODORLESS DRY
CLEANERS
HOT Washington Main 701
WestwayClub
Installs Of ficers
Mrs. Nellie Reynolds was Installed
as president of the Westway olub of
the Women's Benefit association Wed
nesday night ait an evening party at
the home of Mrs. Vera Murchlson,
Mrs. Lewis Wetzel, past president, was
the Installing officer and others who
took office were Mrs. Elsie Clark, sec
retary, and Mrs. Grace Strelff, faeau
urer. Sixteen members and one guest,
Mrs. Austin, were present and en
Joyed bridge, pinochle and gomes.
Mrs. Reynolds received high score at
bridge and Mrs. Edith McAnulty won
the consolation. Mrs. Mae Riley re
ceived first prize at plnoohle, and
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Thursday, Jan. 35
6:00 Presbyterian choir supper,
at the church.
. 7:30 Delphian, with. Mrs. H. R.
Brady. ' '
Friday, Jan. 26
. 2:00 Past Guardian Neighbors
of the N. O. W, with Mre. Mar
garet Parker.
2 :30 Central Parent Teacher
association, executive board, with
Mrs. H. J. Leonard.
7:30 Get-together, party spon
sored by island City P. T. A., at
the school.
8:00 Bridge club, with Mrs. F.
S. Lyons.
9:00 Dance, Young' People's
Fellowship of fet. Peters church
Honan hall.
Saturday. Jan. 27
6:00 Young Women's Mission
ary society of the Christian,
church, with Mrs; W. L. Hoyt.
7:30 Order of Rainbow for Girls,
Masonic hall. .,
8:00 American Legion' auxiliary
benefit card party, Sacajawea Inn.
'.
Monday, Jan. 29
2:00 WakeUta olub, with Mrs.
August Erickson.
8:00 Bridge club, with Miss
Constance Ray.
Tuesday, Jan. 30
2:00 Second Ward Relief society,
at the ohapel.
9:00 President's Birthday ball,
Sacajawea Inn,
'
Wednesday, Jan. 31
2:00 So-Ne-He club, with Mrs.
Lena Harmon at Mrs.-Erna Gllt-
ners. ' . .
2:00 St. Mary's Altar circle, with
Mrs. William Slcgrlst.
2:00 Parkdale club, with Mrs.
Clyde Webb. ,
Do You Drive a
Wind-Streamer
or
Wind-Fighter
No Matter.
FLYING
A ,
Gives Air Smooth
Performance to
Every Car
La Grande
Filling
Station
HamJoclc & Jefferson
Mrs. Dollle Buchanan scored second.
Mrs. Abble Thomas was presented
with the prize In the gamo.
Refreshments were served toy the
committee. Miss Helen Austin, chair-.
man, Mrs. Murchlson, Mre. Callle
Spencer, Mrs. Rebecca Koohensparger
and Miss Bcrnetta Koohen&parger.
...
Literature Group
Hears Reviews
Miss Agnes Palmer reviewed a group
of three plays Wednesday nlRht be
fore the Uteraturo group of tile A. A.
TJ. Wv The plays, recent successful
productions, wore handled In an able
manner by the reviewer. Miss Mild
red Hawksworth was hostess to the
group.
"Autumn Crocus", a rather fan
tastical drama, by C. R. Anthony.
"Biography, a picture of the life of
tho sculptres, Clare Sheridan, by
Derhan, and "Dangerous Curves," a
play by Priestley, wore the three
which she presented.
Contract Bridge
Club in Meeting
The Wednesday Contract club was
entertained at bridge luncheon Wed
nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Clyde Bloom. Luncheon was served
at small tables at one o'clock after
which tables were arranged for brldgo
with Mrs. Walter Palmer as a guest.
Mrs. George Walker received the
prise for high score and Mrs. Lynn
Larson scored second.
Mrs. Clyde Bunting will entertain
In two weeks
(Additional Society on rage Five)
Federal quarantine for cattle tick
eradication Has boon lifted from all
the country except parts of Louisi
ana, FlorldA and Texas.
Twenty-mo foreign plant quaran
tine are being enforced by the d.
paranent of egrtcutture.
NASAL CATARRH
...SOOTHING
COMFORTING
CHAM HEAD QUICKLY
MMJ-MMMsX
FLYING A
with
TETRAETHYL
at
NO EXTRA CHARGE!
and the kind
of service that
brings a smile
at
M. J. G0SS
1415 Adams
y i Jt..Ji".4""'"aM inmi mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmnmm
2.. TL t A
fl32
FIRST TO FORECAST
TODAY'S AUTOMOTIVE
PRINCIPLE
Win eed car designed in 1932 as symbol of airs moot b. fiowine bower of
FLYING A AERO-TYPE Gasoline. Note similarity of body lines to cars of 1934.
FIRST TO ADD
TETRAETHYL LEAD
TO A NON-PREMIUM
GASOLINE
Uk TETRAETHYL LEAD
IT REGULAR PRICE
Two years ago Associated refined the gasoline for the car of
today. It then recognized aero-dynamics as the keynote of auto
motive progress. Associated identified the new principle of this
gasoline with the name FLYING A AERO-TYPE Gasoline.
The air-smooth power of this fuel was no chance discovery.
FLYING A was just one logical step forward in a policy of prog
ress a policy that regarded the essence of leadership to be doing
things, not claiming them. As evidence of that leadership:
ON THE PACIFIC COAST...
ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY WAS
First to introduce Ethyl Gasoline;
First to recognize a need for equi-fractionating the proper bal
ance in all performance qualities;
First to market a gasoline, climatically correct for each locality i
First to feature octane stability;
First to add TETRAETIjY LEAD to a non-premium gasoline.
What that means to you we'll leave to the motorists who use
FLYING A. Ask any one of them. Whether he drives a new
wind-borer, a wind-streamer, or an old wind-fighter, he's sure to
say, "FLYING A is certainly smoother and quieter than any
other gasoline I've ever tried."
Try it yourself. There's 1934 air-smooth performance for every
car with the smoother, quieter flowing power of FLYING A. See
what it means to your car when TETRAETHYL LEAD is added
to a gasoline as good as FLYING A.
ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY
FOR Uh
MOTORING
SEE YOUR Gnutfuuj ASSOCIATED DEALER uputcviy