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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 29, 1934)
Pa pc Two LA GRANDE ETENTXG OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Thursday, March 29, 193 $ & .it 3V- SOCIETY-NOTES. isTheta Rho Girls Club, I. 0. 0. F., -Organized Here at Special Meeting; 'i Local Group Sixth in Oregon f. pot the pur of tuututing i newt nuo uirw aw, . tspzcUl meeting w& caild of Crystal Rebefcah lodge No. SO at t.e Odd Pei-kss-s hall. The club 1 the ixM In OTtgoa and the first, in EMitm Oregon. Mrs. Maude Rodgers. of Enterprise. ' . Junior past president of the RcbeJcah g; assembly of Oregon, presided as in atltutlng officer and six Rebeicahs xeceired the Theta Rho decree. Kine- - teen oun drls were Introduced and i given the dere. Mrs. Redeem vm si l thiany by U pt noble grands and one member. TnoM aMlstinf; were Emma Kardii;. p&jft grand treasurer of the assembly; Min nie Bragg, conductor; Oil re Chadwick. warden: Sarah MOure. chapUln: Flosate Engel, R. 0. to the P.; Ida - Eeery, L. B,; IAtte MfXJoidrtck. P. B. V. P.; Mary Simmons, US. V. P ; Mabel Anson, rtoe president: lloiiie Buck, I. G.; Martha Mom, O. G.; Pa Teake. marahall: Eva Monroe, secre-tary-treaifurer; Lou Robertaon, musi cian. After the Initiation the club. Z-ta lheta Rho Girts club. Ifo. , waa in- atltuted. Emily Bery waa elected president; Ruth McClure. vice presi dent: Msrgsr-, Yvjbss. serretry: Ml! i: " dred Young, treasurer. Mrs, Minnie Bragg la advioory officer. Y The Installation was open to the public. Mrs. Nora Koah wart lntal- : . j ling officer and Mr. Paye Yewke, " marshall. Tne following girls, all charter Bierribers, were Jnatalled, In- ctudlng tle afcremen'.toiied officT, 1 Uliy Blecha. warden: Ella Engel. cm- f dUfTtor; I-ouiae Hug. marshall; Sylvia j Turn, chaplain; Aretha Oibaon, R. S president; Marine Noah, h. 8. prel d?nt; Verna Bonne, I. O.; Sid Bor- LXChailge rnj0yeU Ine. O. G. Annette Turn. Mary Jane Chadwick and Bitella Kube were alaoj a wblt elephant exchange waa an charter members. j entertaining feature of the meeting Following the meeting refresh- j of tb K. D. club Wednesday aftr menU were aerred by a committee of! noon at th nome of Mrs. Jeanne Rebekah membera. Mrs. Sarah Young, Mrs. Edna Borlne and Mm. Aitce Turn, Eastern Oregon Light U Power Co. TRANSCONTINENTAL Salt Lake Denver Omaha Kansas City Chicago New York ... . 17 . ,'iO. . 3S. jrt Research Club , , To Meet Monday The Art Research wlil meet Mart da? afternoon. April J. at 2 00 o clock at the Vvune of Mrs.. Cenrg K. Mc mraid In the valley. W.B.A. Attendance Is Increasing j Attendanee at the meetings of the : Wcmen Benciit awxon haa ln- 'Jrwtsed (treatly trc Vfc au-ndanc H Ele hill arrf a ailt was presented by ora; group of the conteatanw. Mr. Ploy Wetzel presided at the bunwa nveeun which preceded the pnnun and pun were made for a "td partr' on April S at the home of Mr. C. L. Uaclcey. April 10 la tne date of the next rfTgular meeting whlrh will be followed by a benef card prty. KefreAhmenu vere served. Pythian Sisters To Convene Here The Eastern Oresfon conrentlon of the Pythian filters will be held In La C.-ande Apr-J S and plans for tfts erent were dicuased Tueeday when the Pythian Social club met at the ncme of Mrs Walter Jones. Plans will be completed In the near future. The re.Tiainder of the afternoon wp.s srynt in tonTfrTssttcn afr which refreshments wpr Merred. lli-i. Wfey Mclma!d will enter tiin the group April 10 at her home. . White Elephant Bil. An Eaater motif predominated in the party and refreahmenU. A clever Easter jig-saw puzzle game was enjoyed and won by Mrs. Ella Baker. Mrs. Etta Poole. Mrs. Atta Win burn and Mrs. Lucy Wlnburn. Other prizes at Uie games were awarded to Mrs. Eula Webb and Mrs. Sarah Young. Mrs. Martoa Graham will entertain on April 11. D. A. R. Honors Pendleton Woman An Eastern Oregon worren. lllrs. O. E Holt, of Pendleton, was elected scc:nd rice rrvent of the Oregon so ciety of the Daughters of the Ameri can Revolution at the convention held earlier this week In Portland. Mrs. Holt ia regent of the Umatula chap ter, li A. ti , and has long been prom inent In that organization. In addl- tlon she Is a member of the Thurs- i day Afternoon club fcnd the Pendle- : ton Woman's club. j Mr M.irk Wcatherford. of Albany. ' was chosen state regent and other of- fleers elected are: Plrst ylce regent. Lucky Tirrer Magic SHAMPOO r CjJj ClranscM Immaculately! Renvovei danJnff, dm. eun Lfl no hanh op ot ftrc !! tMl.tjfat fully diltrtnt. Cf ponkn to old relurl Lucir Thwr HJf Ttnk. Ve tr-'. .Vy - i At nruffuti ami Hathrt. 5 .;.w- -"a m mi J sswas swssssa- SHORTCUTS I You'll Be Hours and Dollars Ahead Traveling ihis Way Follow (he one and only Trai. continental Short Cul fcUtt in a tnod(ni.eay-rilinRUnitm Pocttic But. Going ihli way. you can'l help uving miles, houit . , . trwJ ol course, dolhrt, Derp-cuh.oned chairtand hot wnw hrater. Insure cozy comKwt , . . even on coldent day. And one ol the Nit ion ' rooM deprmlahle travel ytenu amrt-i perfect we cunty and piotectfcm. or, 90 00 85 75 75 MlM B bwfct, tMettrj BtiWC Telephone Mala o rwll t- a. wa ' Mrs. O. B Hardin. Jedftd; chap- lain. Mrs. A H Workman. Por:iand.- recording ascrrtarr. Mrs. S. E. Seer, ena. Eugene; eorrtspocdiag secretary, Mr.. G. Or.a Hourea. Albany: treat- u--er. Mrs. Taorna. P. ":. PortUnd; April T. and celebrate with the La ! Mld CUU,QS " " .utornobUe traf registrar. Mrs. Her-y c. Oair. Ash-! Grande post of the American Legion I ,lc between rleUogw. land; hutoRan. Mr.. R- E Carru- : In a patriotic dance In an especially j ' ' then. Astoria: libnrttn. Mrs. William decorated ball with good music and' f C f f PT f TfV fell. Roseburg; custodian. Mrs. V. O. special features" The dance will Iti"' " vMUJlEll Fjll I flmlth. aalera. Mra. A. L. Bhoernaier. - one of the unuaual dance rtmu of i GROUP TO IEFT UcMinnnl. waa named to a Tacaner ; the aeaaon and the proceed will to I the board of goverzan for the Champoa? njemoriU cabin. Mrs. J. K. Wrlt. former state 11- brartan, Mrs. Hal Boanenfcamp and ! j Mra. p. S. RoblEWon attended tr con- accordinr to the Bkysn. and the pat i ferecce repftftenUrj? the Crarjde ronae of the pufclx is ursed by the l Bozide chaster. jMiss Florence Day (Gives Reading j MLi Florence Day. director of dra- f matlca at the Eastern Oregcea Korrr-al i i school and who ha appeared In rer- I era! New Tort piaya and atoct pro- 1 uumuu. rnvenaincQ ne u.utl or j EaKern Star Wednesday nliit at the Maaomc hall. UJas Day read The TrajeUiar Man" and Dr-5en'd an Impersonation of "Sus Singing Her; First 6or at Sunday School.- I UM Evelyn Ballard, pianist, play- ' td - Majeirty of the Deep.- by George M. Hamer. and -Amour Coauet." HefrehrT,t. --t i ! the evening with Mrs May Moran and i Mrs. C. it Humphreys In charge I ... I High School P.T.A. Postponed a Week Because of toe annual spring vaca tion in the public achoola next week the La Grande High school Parent Teac.Ter association will meet on Apr. 12 Instead of Apr. 6. Lee Reynolds, president, announces. City Council j Meet Postponed Tne meeting of the La Grande City j Council of Parent Teacher Associa tions, originally planned for Monday, j April 2, has been postponed until : Monday. April 9 because of the spring Vacation In the public schools. They j will meet at 3:45 o'clock at the Soca- Jiws Inn. SOCIAL CALENDAR Thursday. March 29 2:00 Helomala club, with Mrs. W. Clyde RoppeL ... Friday, March 30 Good Friday. Saturday. March 31 8:00 Mohawk club, with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Oliver. hi it ISiP? n "u '1 ' 'f ' 1 U',.b ,1 t,,;s,l .1 IS I I .LEGION PLANS BENEFIT DANCE O A n n w T 1 C A r It, I Li 7 ! SeTenteen year, ago on Anrll wr vas declared with Germany, but that legionnaire, beliere. "la no reason why one should not make peace with hia wife or sweetheart and cent to Zuoer hall on Saturday ev-nlng. need a advertising fur. a for securing the state i -jlcn cccTinUoti for for La Grande, "Legion dances ar? e :od dances.' post smc the cuk 13 a community ! j 'one. ! j HEAVY RAIN I FALLS HERE J" J-JIfC 2 ; (Continued Prcrn Page One) i Q Who was the first Whig nresl- ' ' h,re 'or ozx hcur's precipitation.! "lne tasfd off OTer the Pacific I Northwest during the night, the! auuouncea unay. c:nce ant mn- Und received 2 S Inches, the heaviest m T lmur period in three months. UH '-i i"-- 11 Portland, to a stage of 7 feet, j tjs,ir-? nxa 3 ,eet "Ke " 6atur- i y- I Benefits from the rain hare been I widespread. Early forest fires In the I Finger Waves Wet 35c Dry 50c AH Work is CINDERELLA SHOP- Phone'Main 250 j : , . V, DRESS UP FOR EASTER! 8 you can depend on every emergency Hart & THEY meet all competition when it comes to 6tyle and good looks; their sturdy fabrics and fine tailoring insure longest wear. They give you your full money's worth in every way. You'll like the new colors and patterns in worsteds Platinum grey, Concord blue, Stain brown or your taste may run to the rougher fabrics Hams twred.s. Dominion crashes, Shetlands. We can show you the latest things in all of them. : 'Cascades teere checked.' particularly 'rouh- en,r-- rei?on toclt !'-"mr h0 ranges were badly In i Gd ' moisture. New Impetus m given crop us. Eastern Oregon r.d m th WiUmett Talley. I i WALLACE. Idaha Uir W ! J1 b' t-ree day of rain, seecm j JeM " this section reached flood . s5e todar tearing out two bridges A meeting of the members of the L land City Cemetery aasocutloa and all those who are Interested In this pro)ect will be held Tuesday evening, April 3 at the church at 7 SO o'clock. , '"."7 " " M;a last Tuesday evening when a num- ber of very Important matters In connection with the upkeep of the ctmctery' were discussed. These, and others will be nresented at the crr meeting. Me rum Kiddle states in his announcement and It Is hoped that t!"e attendance may be quite repre- i sentatlre. cent? Aat . William Henry Harrison Other Bags at 1S5 & S4 95 H0LDS FALSE TEETH TIGHTER AND LONGER This new delightful powder keeps false teeth from rocking, slipping or dropping. No pasty taste or feeling. Olves perfect confidence all dsy long. Gtt p"twth ,roIn Cross Drug Store. L 4c L Drug Co, or your drug- gist. Three sizes. Adv. Permanent Waves Including Haircut and Fingerwave $.75 jjjj Inrlndes Shampoo Halreot and Ptngenrave Others at $3&0 and 5.00 "The chaim of your per sonality can lie enhanced by the proper Perman ent Wave. Our Waves leave your hair soft and luxurious. Guaranteed Ufa Adams Schaffner Marx 25u P HONOR DAY TO BE HELD HERE FRIDAY NIGHT Ward Honor day will be held to morrow erenic? by the L. D. S. Plrst Ward at the Recreational ball. The regular Friday evening dance wiU follow and proceeds will go to sup- porx iroop u 01 tne acy bcouu. umoers w'11 en by tee M en and Gleaner Girls in I represent the country in three sports public speaxmy: and retold stories Uwn tennis, hockey and badmln by the .ansuards and Junior girls. ton-will sail from Greenock for Can Two one-act plays will be presented m AprU to mrry James Barr, .J0. th former fioottlah mternaUonal bad dance also will be presented under ! mJnlon tA&xer the same clrcumstanoa nunton piayer. j Their marriage is a romance of the Wirt Invest i ration Wins Committee Vote! (Continued rrom Page One) : truster" who told School Suaerin J tendent A. Wirt that his groun plan j ned a communistic revolution in the umt4Kl Spates were called tcdav bvU th. anwi Have You Your New EASTE riCTro ..--n 5Te oetaiis - regulation colors r-oio toais is pottery blue and beleee EASTER will soon lie here and have you looked to you're wardrobe? If not come to FALK'S today and we will settle ail your troubles quick ly. Our stocks are complete, varied and ready for you." DRESSES Of course we're going to take care of the larger figures and matrons. Wonderful selec tion of navy blue jacket dresses in sheers and moss crepes - printed sheers with jackets. From 38 to 48 - from 20i4 to 24i. A dress for every type and (I - rr rrcr size . . M . 0 A wonderful assortment of Sport and Polo COATS Tweeds with new necklines - new 17.75 r new big bad 17.75 Come -.ii and see our new big won in wnite chinchilla The smart detail for Easter Is the taffeta Scarf (n all colors 1.00 Others for 65c Dresden and stripes. For Easter you'll want new pair of fabric Gloves ' A novelty pequet In qj nn white and beige for 9iUU A new crepe GLOVE with C t Q S? a white flared cuff for vlitfU The Hew Bags Are featured in rough leathers, also fine grain soft pliable calf. Black -Brown - White - Navy - Beiege and Grey. Pouch styles, under arm and envelope types. Bags to please the most dlscrlm- ra m Inatlng .'. ?s2.td Other Bags at 1 95 to S4.95 Initial Your Handbag The smart, new distinction that makes your handbag outstanding, and different is the addition of your Initials. Which we attach in any combination and several styles in gold and silver. Freshen up your accessories with New Easter Hankies Many new numbers to choose from. In street colors, appliques, printed and tweed. Hand embroidered, hand appliqued. made of beautiful sheer linens. And colors to match Art all costumes dllC Others Irom 15c to 35c New Initialed Hankies 25c The smart young miss will want at least one pair of White Shoes for her spring ensemble In pumps, ties and sandal effects. Heels are In Cuban and high G Ji am Spanish type t?'x.t70 Other Styles 15 85 to 685 Wirt "the usual move to distract attention from the real luue." With respect to the congressional inTestigatioa. 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Answer the color re quirement for the discrimin ating lady - to harmonize with the new Easter Costume in sheer chiffon and service chiffon.. X.lU Others $1.25 to 1.50 (3! V, V. C. Camp For Slat PORTLAND. Mar, 29 A Oregon will have 3 CCO camps In opera, lion this summer, giving employment to about 8,000 young men who win be engaged In Improvement of the forest reserrea and in fire prevention. Twenty-three winter cam pi will be abandoned In Oregon for the sum mer and the men will be sent to ths mountains where summer work wilt be resumed. The summer term be gins April 1. miserable Spring Colds HUD THEM OFF . . . with this amazing aid in prevent ing colds . . . CLEARS "STUFFY" HEADS NEW SPRING Wide brims, rough straws, Milans and fab- Q j q j rics. All colors. tPTt.tO Others !.! to sr;.50 Specials at $1.95 of lift TROTTER'S Stage Depot F'hone: Main 19 i 1 FALK l ""-----ss.Basassaa ssaasiSBSsssMiiiii ' 0PKN UNTIL 8:00 P. M. SATURDAY BWSJ'I SHBJNiWWfc waa mn t W-M 1 W . .ss sjn
