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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 26, 1934)
J Mf nday March 26, 19.14. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Three hour period, tffll find It a time fori r.ecessjry for the choir to postpone true devotloo-and mWltatlon. Un- Its cantata one week. Further an avotdable drcurnGtanoes has made It nouncement latcJ. , a solo. Other muslo will feature these hours. Tile Invitation la most cor. dial 'and pressing to attend all, nt at least a part of these services. On Fri day, ajiyone wishing to core, tf for only a short-time, will be at liberty to come at any time and stay as long an convenient for them,- then leave. Those who oari stay through the tnree SOCIETY NOT ES Him Umi Duke, Society Kdltar Telephnn Mln nfl lentil 4-o m. Mr.'and Mrs. F. E. Palmer And Son, Ford, Guests at Stange Home From Los Angeles, Cal. Die in Army n Plane Crash I t Sp Mr. and Mrs. August J. Stange have as their guests this week Mr. and Mrs. P. K. Palmer and their son. Ford who arrived Saturday by motor from Los Angeles, pal. Ford Palmer, former captain of the University of Southern California football team and a prom inent Pacific coast athlete, was a vis itor In La Orande last August when he attended the wedding of Miss Anne Stange and Oeorge W. Decker, at which he acted as best man for Mr. Decker. Several Interesting events have been planned In honor of the visitors dur ing the oomlng week, the first of which will be dinner and bridge this evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Lanzcr. Rainbow Girls At ring Breakfast The Order of Rainbow for Olrls held Its annual spring breakfast Sun day morning at the Masonlo ball with several . guests In attendance. Tne tables were arranged In the form of a rainbow and decorated with little rainbow hued pots of daffodils with a large . bowl of daffodils arranged on eaeb end of the table. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Moe, Rev. and Mrs. J. Oeorge Walz, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. McEachran, mem bers of the advisory board, and the members of the organization. Mrs. Mas Turn acted as chslrman of the committee in charge, assisted bv Mrs. O. O. Schubert, Mrs. Hasel Graham. Mrs. Anna Oliver and Mrs. A. Milne. Following the breakfast the Rain bow girls attended the church ser vices at the Presbyterian cnurcn. I). A. R. Delegates At Convention i Mrs. J. K. Wright, state librarian of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Mrs. J. L. Ingle and Mrs. P. 8. Robinson, local delegates to the state convention which opened yes terday In Portland, will have a busy week crowded with activities planned in honor of Mrs. Russell William Magna, of Massachusetts, president general and guest of honor. The con vention opened with a Memorial ser vice, followed by a tea at which Wil lamette chapter, of . Portland, was host organisation, and at which Mrs. Wright presided at the tea table, i Mrs. Magna will give her principal address tonight. Dr. Burt Brown Barker, of the University of Oregon, will be the speaker tomorrow at a luncheon. Attend Affair In Pendleton : Mrs. Fred E. Kiddle and Misa Helen 8. Moor wwa recent visitor In Pen dleton, attending party at which Mrs. Harold. J. Warner wu feted. Mrs. John Dickson, lira. Phil Welle. Mrs. Daphna QLbba and Mrs, Donald Rob inson vera hostesses for the event at tho Dickson home. At the tea table whloh was lowly with spring flowers Mrs. Herbert Greg?. Mrs. George Hartoian and Miss Moor poured. Mrs. Forrest Wells assisted the hostesses In serving. ' Children Enjoy Weekend Hikes The groups of younger children of St. Peter's Episcopal church have started their picnicking and hiking season by two recent events. On Thursday the members of the boys' choir hiked Into the hills and enjoyed out-of-door refreshmenU while on Friday the lltUe girls of St. Hilda's club went on a similar expedition. . Palm Sunday Breakfast Served was pin r?d during the evening and hiRh Btores made by Mrs. John Price and Paul Hanisen; fourth high scores were made by Mrs. W. Vedder and Philip Lockwood. Refreshments were served late In the evening at one long table. Mrs. George Cooper was named as the hostess for the next regular af ternoon club meeting on April 5. Central P. T. A. Meeting Held A varied program was presented Friday afternoon before a large group of members of the Central Parent Teachers association at the school. "A Play in Geography", a playlet, was presented by the pupils In Mrs. Mary Heasaler's room, after which Mrs. W. D. Hanks discussed, "What the Community Does for the Child in Trouble." and Dr. J. L. Mtfle dis cussed the summer playground, which Is proposed for tiie coming summer vacation. The association voted financial sup jKrt to the project. , The attendance prize was awarded', to Miss Vina Conley's room. Election of officers for the com ing year will be the main feature of the next meeting on April 27. it---"' i-.'SSTi Raising the death list to 10 since the army took over the airmail, a crash near Cheyenne, Wyo., airport took the lives of Lieut, A. It. Kerwin, left, formerly of Cheyenne, a passenger, and Lieut. K. L. Howard, Surevcport, La., pilot, ou a night practlca light. Pictures of the wreck were forbidden by army officers. Women of Moose To Hold Meeting The Women of the Moose will hold a regular meeting tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock at the Odd Fellows hall, followed by a card party. the evening when the Holy Hour will be held. Rev. Fr. Brady will assist at sen-ices in Baker, leaving La Grande after mass, and returning to La Grande by noon the same day. ; Friday, known as Good. Friday: will commemorate at 7 a. m. the death of Christ, with recitation of prayers, veneration of tha Gross and the mass of the presanctifled. From noon un til 3 o'clock, the Three Hours' Agony will be held with the Way of the Cross, and sermons at intervals upon the seven last words of Christ. In the evening; at 7:30 there will be a ser. mon upon the Passion. On Holy Saturday, also called Eas ter Eve. the solemn functions will be gin at 6 o'clock in the morning. The moss will be at 7:30 which will be a high mass. Confessions in the after noon and evening from 3 o'clock un tn 6 and from 7 to 9 p. m. At noon the fast and abstinence of Lent cease. Revival meetings are in progress this week at tlie Gospel M&slon every night at 7:30 except Saturday, and are conducted by Evangelist Lilian E. Holm, of Tacoma. Some of the spe cial messages will be along the line of Holy week. To emphaslz e the Important of "The Cross," the Presbyterian con gelation will meet on Wednesday evening, 7:30 o'clock, in a service that will bo of great value to all who are now members and for those who would know the significance of church membership, of the sacra ments of baptism and Lord's Supper. and the duties of church member ship. Rev. J. Geo. Walr announces. Thursday evening will be set apart HWIjI 1 ililYYlwr will be served. At this service the oholr will sing, and Mrs. -S. B. Morgan, soprano, and E. E. Hurley. , tenor, will sing a duet. Friday. 12:00 ; noon to 3:00 p. m.. will be devoted ! to a Good Friday service. At two o'clock during this service Mrs. W. H. Bohnenfcamp Jr.. contralto, will sing World Champions In Bridge Named; Both U.S. Women By Tom O'Xrll NEW YORK, Mar. 28 bP) Two society women of Winston-Salem, N. C were recognized, today as world champions a contract bridge. Ely Culbertson's National Bridge association announced that Mrs. Gene Hill and Mrs. George Wh I taker had the heat score of east-west play ers In tho world bridge Olympic held Feb. 1. Oregon winners included: North-south: Mrs. T. C, Reese and T. O. Reese. Freewater. East-west: Mrs. O. C. Mautii and Capt. H. A. Cooney, Corral Its. CHURCHES OF CITY OBSERVE (Continued From Page Onoj The members of the boy' choir of St. Jeter's ( Episcopal ) wen? gueata of honor at a Palm Sunday breakfast served yesterday morning at 8:30 o'clock at Honan hall. Mrs. Clarence Kopp. who directs Che choir, was as sisted In arranging and serving the waffle and egg menu, by Mm. Wylde. Mrs. Crowley and Mrs..Puckett. The boys were seated at one bible, the decorations being the lovely yellow foraythla, following a color arrange ment appropriate to the season. So-Ne-He Club In Bridge Party The So-Ne-He club members feted j their husbands Sutnrrtftv m-onim i a-delightful brldste party at the home or air and Mrs. Ezra Holm an. Bride? SOCIAL CALENDAR ; . muiiuny. Autre n U 730 La Grande Recital club. Sacafawea Inn. 8 00 Bridge club, with Mrs. E. M'Manua. Tuesday. March 27 7:00 Pythian Sister Social club, with Mrs. Walter Jones. 2:00 Second Ward Relief so ciety, at the chapel. Fir and Y 7 30 Women of the Moose. I O O. P. hall. Wednesday. March 38 2:00 Loyal Slaters Aid of the Christian church, wtth Mrs. George Lockwood, 20U Adams. 2:00 K. D. club, with Mrs. Jean ne Ball. 3:00 So-Ne-He club, with Mrs. Grant Swalberg. 2:00 Partcdale club, with Mrs. Frank Wood. 8 00 Eastern St ar. Ma-xwlc hall. 8-30 B. A. R. E. Sacaj.iea Inu. senior choir, under the direction of Mrs. H. N. Ashby will present the cantata "The Seven Last Words." On Saturday, Easter Even, evening prayer and' baptism will be at 4:00 o'clock. Special services throughout the day on Easter will be given detailed an-, nouncement later. The Zion English Lutheran church has announced a Good Friday spe-1 clal service at the church at 7:30 j p. m., with all members urged to t attend this vesper service to com-1 memorate the crucifixion of the Savior. Services will be held every night except Saturday at the Central Church of Christ, where Rev. Paul De F. Mortlmore is conducting a spe cial revival campaign. Rev. W. H. Hertzog. pastor of tho First M. 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