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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 3, 1934)
Thursday, May 3, 1934 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER'. LA GRANDE. ORE. Page Three iSOCl ETY Mrs. Clark, Sixty-One Years Member Of Episcopal Guild Is Honored At Lovely Party Given Yesterday oooooooooooooooooooooooo Miss Mabel Morton Society Editor Phono; Mala COO Until Nopq ooooooooooooooooooooqooo Mr. Ftjrry CJarlj. xenrs of auc, who makes her home with her daugh ter, Mrs. Q. A. Barron was honored, at a special meeting of the Guild of St. Petsrs Episcopal church, held yester day at Hon an hall. Mrs. Clark la th enly living one of the six charter members of the criminal guild. Long ago In 1873, a small group of women met In the parlors of the O'Brien ho tel up In Old Town with the purpose of perfecting and organizing and hav ing Sot their great project tho erec tion of an Epijscopal church. There ' was not a church of any denomina tion hero at that tune, an tho wo men made a very diligent solicitation of all the citizens, finally securing enough for tho little church building which was erected on the corner across from the present home of Miss Susanna Deal, 402 Fourth street. Of the six members in that orig inal society, Mrs. Ben Brown was the president anT Mrs. Clark was the treasurer. Others of the charter members were Mrs. Anna Webb, Mrs. O'Brien, mother or H. K. O'Brien, Mrs. Stevens, mother of the lata Jack Stevens and Mrs. Arthur Hemming. ' Mrs. Clark's talk which covered the above historical facts came after an introduction by Mrs. Harriet McDon ald. George Blrnie contributed a beautiful solo, Mrs. Birnle furnish ing the accompaniments. When the refreshments were served by the com mittee Mrs. Henry Hill. Mrs. George Hill. Mrs. C. E. Bay, Mrs. B. P. Wylde and Mrs. G. "A. Barron some of the of heavy winter foods? It's lime to change to crispneas with Keltogg's Corn Flakes. FOR CRISPNESS members who hav belonged to the organization for a longer period of time were floated at a pretty table having a gorgeous centerpiece of spring flowers. Honored In this group were Mrs. Clark, Mrs. MacDon ald, Mrs. James Russell, Mrs. Geer, Mrs. Jiibe Conley and Mrs. Braegger. Mrs, Clark received a lovely plant from one of the local florists and a gift Uom the Guild. It waa a decided ly happy and unresting party. Mrs. Philip Lock wood, presided over the business meeting; which preceded the social port of the afternoon. Dancing- Party Is Postponed The dancing party announced by the Zeta Theta Rho girls for this eve ning, has been postponed on account of the death of Mr. Borlue. An nouncement of the time the party will be held will be nxado later, Fruitdale P. T. A. Friday Afternoon The Fruitdale P. T. A. will hold, its regular meeting at the school Friday afternoon at 2:30. Important busi ness, Including the election of offl ctrs, will bo transacted, and all mem bers are urged to attend. There will bo a program and tho members of the organization will en tertain the children of tins school during the social hour. Clio Club Holds Last Meeting Members of the Clio Dinner club held their last meeting for tills sea son loot evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs Hal Bohnenkamp, 1701 First street. Following the dinner, six tables were arranged for bridge, Mrs. WoWec fieuter receiving' the. ladles' prlzo and Dr. Ray Murphy, the gen tlemen's prize. P. N. G, Meeting Postponed There will bo no meeting of the Past Noblo Grand club Friday after noon as had been announced on. ac count of the death of tho husband of one of the members. Further an nouncement will bo mndot' later. ' Public Program At Lane Chapel Under the direction of the Hlveria Parent Teacher association, a program is oelng given Friday evening at Lane chapel as a benefit for the milk fund for undernourished children of that school. The program will start at 7:30 and will Include the following numbers: Reading, Mrs. Roy h. Skeen. Violin solo, Leo Cullen Bryant. Number, malo quartet M. B. Church, South. Saxophone solo, Robert WaXefldd. Vocal solo, Mrs. Parkinson. Vocal solo, Ha Mae Andrews. Recitations by entries in recent de clamatory contest. Vocal solo, Miss Amelia Michael son. Reading. Mrs. Matt Coalwell. Whistling solo. Ncphl Combs. Violin solo, Muellzabeth Cooper. Tap dance, Janice Matott and Lois Holman. Spanish danre by fourth grade. Violin solo, Catherine Scully. Music by American Legion Rack eteers. The public Is incited. Campf ire Girls Hold Meeting The He-Wo-Ke-Te Camp Fire girls met Wednesday evening with Miss Marie MacManus at her home on Spruce street in a very interesting session. Mbs Marie MacManus and Miss Peggy Ferdmandsen gave their hobby talks. The girls planned for a cooked food sale to be held Saturday. Nothing more was discussed. SOCIAL CALENDAR Thursday, May 3 0:30 Church night dinner Methodist church. 7:30 Delphian society, Mrs. Hugh Brady. Friday, May 4 1:00 Chapter I. P. E. O., Mis. H. 3. Brown ton, 604 "O" avenue. 1:00 Lucky Dozen club with Mrs. S. C. Smithy 1702 12 Wash ington. 2:00 Willow P. T. A. with school exhibit. 8:00 Women of Moose pinochle party, Mr, and Mrs. Harry Sitler, Z avenue. ANNOUNCING NU-M0DE A new typo of fingerwave, tones ( tints) , beautifies, reconditions and revitalizes the hair. A finger wave that Is lustrous, free from powder and flake. TRY THE NEW "NATURAL" PERMANENT WAVE REYNAUD'S New Foley Bldg. Phone Main 789 Good for Friday and Saturday, fcfiay 4-5 Kellogg's II.AKKS 2 Pkga. for 21c 1 Pkg. FREE tpf gi All 3 for ..... idH g'S WIIKAT IIISCl ITS lie We Itedeem Your Coupons Borden's r 16S 53c Milk .Morning 6 tan- 35c Pkg, One Mothers -Ih. I Can Cocoa 19c r: Sodas 2 -II). Itox 29c Tobacco : 79c Prince Albert Carrots IS Peas 10c No. 2 Can . Chase and Sanborns Dated Coffee Mb. Can 29c Preferred Stock I .a rep Hot tie 2 for 2 7c Amaizo sj rup 57c No. 10 Can ... Your Health is guarded when you buy foods at Piggly Wiggly. Everything displayed and sold from within a clean building that is properly screened. C & H Sugar 10,,, .. 56c 10, CrvMnl While Soap 27c 20, $1.11 3-lh. I'.ill 49c Fruits IS Vegetables Sunkist Oranges Med. Size 20c cloz. Large Size :0c doz. We Will Have Plenty of Strawberries Lard 4-;:, 35c Bacon ISc ,. Cheese 15c , . Prudence 23c 25c Cornell IWm-T HiWi No. 2 fans !tor IxKif and (iravy No. 2 Can Kraft's MlltU'l.K Willi S.M.AH OKK-SIMl MI.AH SPREAD I Hill Inr I (Juart Jar Ill HKI K lll.ACK IT.ITKK, H-in. Can 17c 29c 17c M?s. Green Will I Present Students ! Mrs. H. J. Qreen la presenting her 'music class of' High school students in a recital Friday evening at the La Grande hotel. To this program which begins at 8:00 o'clock, friends of those participating axe Invited. The pro gram follows: Moonlight Sonata Beethoven Allegro Presto Agitato Burnctto Chausse -The Myrtles Woe ha Spring Song Hollaender Stella Jean Ingle - The Cotton Pickers ...........Martin Themes from "The Blue Danube Waltz" .........Strauss-Sawyer Henry Stoddard To the Firefly Gronow To a Water Lily MacDowell Kathleen Williamson The Harp Harris Edelweiss Glide Vanderbeck Bill Clegg Sonata tfp. IEC Allegro .Mozart Prelude In b .Mununa Marian Chausso Pathetlque Sonata ..... Beethoven Introduction Grave Allegro Adagio Frederick Bingaman Twilight ...... . Frtml Flower Song Lango Lillian Schubert Rondo Capriccloso .Mendelssohn Sylvia Turn! Screnata .'.Jtfoszkowslcl Country Gardens Grainger Shirley Zlon Rustle of Spring Binding Frederick Bingaman The Little White Donkey ...Inert Sylvia Turn Valse Arabesque Lock. Burnette Ohauisa ITCHlflQ SKin Mioreuor il occurs on tho bodi, hom. ever lender or lensittve the parte quick, lq and Mehj relieved bt) sbj Resinol Fair Guide i BP ' v v t v . r sirf. . -a , " ! Robert. L. Ulndburg, World'. Fair Dulde, In the official guide' uniform as it will appear at; A Century, of Progress this summer. Gold stripes, edged with), bright: red; piping) on both trousers and sleeve-cuffs will Show up againeti a, background qf gray.bluo when, tlo pair opens May 26.. Worry mado a family affair of the Rufford Abboy Handicap hero when their mounta finished one-two-threo hi a field of 10 orters. It was the second time they had. accomplished tho feat. Ventura county. California, peace officers have equipped a room in the old county all for the reloading of shells tired in the line of duty. NO 1)H,V(. IN. Tlllisli WltAX'OSl. NOTTJNOIfAM, EnS' Tho Wraeg brothera, Arthur, Sam ail AT shim wcmuHG Watch your husband when you serve "bargain counter" coffee. Its murky fla vor is liable to bring clouds to his face, a flash to his eye, followed by unmistak able thunders of discontent. Clear the air by serving Hills Bros. Coffee. It may ,. cost a few cents more per pound, but remember that you drink coffee by the cup not by the pound. Countless wives of families large and small, find that Hills Bros. Coffee always insures fai weather at the table. Not a chance for a . storm to brew. Cofyltkl Hi Hilll Br cl, Young SOPHISTICATE A new halrdrcss, leaving? the brow bnre for ofthe-race hats 1 . . and cascading In Uttle ringlets around the baclt of the head. 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Through, a spcclnl purchase we are nblo to otter- this very ex cellent tissue tor OQV only a rolls rv? Bean Sprouts For your chop sucy. 600
