La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 08, 1927, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text- Friday,' April 81927. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Pae Tfcm v Society News (OUT OUR Swastika Bridge' ; : Club Meets At Nowland . Home . Thr0 tubh's of bridjfo won at pluy lusl owning whon Mr. and Mrs., Walter Nowhvnd were hoRt and hostess to thu nieiiiUm of tho Hwaatlku Hiitlgc club. Mrs. Wlliam Gable nrndo 1i!kH i tho Mother's Bo!f Culture club met at the home of Mrs. Otis Palmer. Mrs. Ituy Murphy had charge of th ufternoon'a lesson and she read a papor on "Leading the Child." Mrs. Hay Wlllams gave a paper on "Science and Children." -Little Muxlne Hurrls . danced during the uiternoou. "The next meeting of the club will be Thursday April 21. at tho home of Mrs. Murphy. -; $ . score among the women rlub mem- 1 lurs und the men's prtJtuwout to I J ,1Q regular study meeting of Lowell Williamson. , Mrs. Ward 1 th' urt department of th Neigh Kowlerrecelved the guent prlsjo and ' uorhuod club was . held yesterday the consolulloh prize tell to hosti'r Almn. t i - ' ,v ' The rooms worn decornt hi a yellow and orango color sciu'iiio, : daffodils and colenduli luln the flowers used. A two-courfie lun- chcon followed tho evening's piny. . M tH. Ward Kowlcr will be tho next hostess lo the chin April 21, afternoon in the club rooms in tho lihrury L.MIdiiig.with Mrs. I li, Appleby in charge of the after noon's program. She guve, an lu terubtiiig paper on' "Dutch i.and seupo (Artlsts." The Women's club of tho First I day afternoon ut the home of the I ! I'resldeut, Mis. C. K. Happersutt. J Thero was a short business ses 'sionMurlng the early part of the ; afternoon, when it was decided ' that Him i-lnli wnittil coiitlntm un der the name llerean club. IV was also decided that refreshments would not he served at -the meet J ItiKs, but ' 1 hat the money would be used for work in tho Sunday I school. ".' . Tnnc Tc P?7m A ao''I,,,,e I,m refreslimentH Ifclb lb VjIVcH followed the biiHlness meeting. Members of the Thutsdny Auc- tlnn Uridge club met yealerday nf Icrnooii ut the I'nion lintel fir a ; no-hOHtess luncheon. t Three tables of bridgo were n- i Joyed In the hotel iiurlor follnwliu? luncheon, Mm. Julia It. Cuunl- B . hum winning high seme. Last of Lenten Be Given Sunday Tlmlnst or n Bi r. snf1i nl. r, t. !is' PianO Recital TO i itIv'mi ny Mt. rrotrT am wit-ty iint placo yostonlny afternoon at tho homo of MIhs J.uoy WiuIp, will n a Inrtfo imiiii)h-' of friends and . mr-mhorH or tho socloly culk'il. . A plato lunohoon was Brrvo'l. Iniflft Htylo, durliiK thu arti rnoon. MIhsoh (hill MMaslcrs anil Mll i ilrcil Stanley furnlHhril ' hovpi-iiI nhinn ntiiiilii'i'H during; the artnr ' anon. ' The young women or llio First JlPMloinm '"" " , h Colin" lllnUnMnr. 1 5 . ' f WHO VNERd'THt. PARC UTS Am - HOU'-N OF KAOfet - WW OlO HIS V ( AlStRT CAsi I ' MOTf-lER SEEK -fO HlOE HlM ? I ,QO -fpuTHE 0 DESCRIBE -THE RK OF BuuRuSHeS ) y 7 , ' Q. r AkiO vnhO WATtH OV1ER T.I v AClPA (irS 'n't'EV.U THE CLA'WOO CofTL-r- Y 'm w i raw iwii m ;. - Uvt PKTr; THE UIMHOW THt?eE. . C CIMT.VHm.CRVICt.V.cJ ! : ' . - , ..- . . - ' .. , , , By Williams! Senate Campaign funds Committee To Continue Work WASHINGTON. Apr. 8 (AP) ' Occtslon by Vice President Dawes ' thut the senate campaign funds Inv.-.siiKuUun corumlttitt) ' has au- , thorlty to function during tho re (vw of cttngress today provoked considerable comment, and specu lation In the capital.' . The position of the vice prcst-I dent, although In line with the views of a number of tho senute'n distinguished cnnsttttillnntit lnv- I riiim I'uunirr iu tiwn ui ins ' nariv leadtus. and ; I'hnlrman Keyi-s of tho audit and control committee, who has refused to ap prove vouchers for expenditures by thtt iteed committee, said ho would consider General Duwcs' statement most carefully before making up his mind as to whether ho would change his altitude. Jtetiiiiis J Yom I'auamii Mr. iMiwcft made his announce nieut In. Chicago upon Ills return yt-sterday from a vacation trip to I 'una ma. li wild h was guided by ihi supreme court decudon In the Mai KtUKhcrly case that the srnutt! and lis committees' uru ft continuing body, ami announced the appointment of Kenator Kees, rfpiiblicuii, Ohio, lo succeed Sen ator Uoff, . republican. West Vir ginia, who reconlty i-4Higneil finm (he committee. 1 Th ttuefition, of the right of the Item) committed to continue work during Un cohgreMMtoniil recesM a row when the filibuster In the cloHlug lys ;of the last congress PUTMAN'S La Grande's Exclusive Read y-to-W ear and Millinery prevented action on n( resolution specifically continuing tho commit tce.t, The leaders of (his filibuster have been Instrumental In throwing obstacle in I he path of the com mittee since that lime and whetfier', the vice presidents decision that the supreme court ruling wilt serve; to remove any of those obstacles remains to he sn. -,.s-m :v the franchise;;;;.;';-' : . . ' " of the - - LARGEST MANUFACTURING COMPANY- : of ; ..v.-- CRAWLER TYPE TRACTORS M 12 H. P. - 20 H. P. 30 H. P. . 75 H. p. fx rtupn In Thiu Tjo-riini-v-X . write aaies Manager. . y- ' Box A, La Grande Evening Olwerver. All eommunieationa held confidential nrpHonlril t ho tlirco. )luy "Tho Two MuHtiir" at tho Hitirrh hrro a woek ago. have con cpnlnl to rrprat tho play at tho MothoillsU .Kplaroiial i I'tniroh or l'lilon Hunilay ovinlnK. April 10.. Tho Rlrls lakliiB part in tho i playlot nre: Dorothy Hrownton, ' I.oiiIho I.olKhton, I.oona l.atlmm. 1'orniro l'lorson, Miss Whoolcr. . I'luthor Brown. Mary Culp and 1 Joan Williams. IHirlnir tho Intormlssion hotwoon : arts tniiMloal liumhers will bo a l wlootoil solo liy M'ss Mima Coop er linii a solo "The rnlms" by Shor- wnnrt Williams. An lntcrostlnK propram.has boon plannod ror Sunday artornoon when M Iks lorothy l'loasants. piano tonohor horo, will present a sooond group or students in ro. litnl In the library auditorium. Tho program will begin at 3:81) o'clock and a cordial invitation is extended td tile public. Kollowing is tho program to bo Mm: I he fello, jtlnKe Mar- i fop ,h. ho,M h,.t , ,hn garet Karhart; "I'latter I'lnHer. U mlnuto. The dinner Is plannod Gaynor and - Hooking Chair Hoal , , kc(,p her , , ktchf. Jllst ,l8 inuKv iuin-y '""""".little as nossible acr her iruest orUal ,,,.rivi,M 'rim wmtn unit flpKHnrf nro rolls, and some or tho "company" I conserve (Jellied salnd with choose cups) will mean u minimum ot J lance." Jiruonorr Herbert "C Major on Parade." Vox Helen . . ,h mornln ,h0 nnl,ch Molvillo: Chinatown, "OB' washed and put on ico until Churles Krlckson: "Jumble eek, . nee(lpdi ,ho )e(,uc0 la washed. Kllss and "O Sole Mio " J-.dl Capua erltpfi nnd dr,Pd for (hc wl,ud Janet Hlngner; "ihe Joyous the .u(,tlla, preparation at dinner l easani, ?scniiiiian nuii. ncvn lin: "Gipsy Jianeo," Hohm Lucille Thompson; duet,' "Jlunce ot the .Sunriowers," Story nnrunra t'ooliiigo and Jean McKennon: "J.ll (varllle.' t'anne Helen Sergeant time Is not overwhelming. IlnmlkiiM of Chicken amt Rico Ono 3 or 4 pound chicken. 8 cups watrr, 1 Vi cups rice, 4 table spoons tomulo catsup, 2 table- "Gavotte." Czibukla- -Clalr Ier- spoons minced' green pepper, 1 . i.inu. "i,,nnnbw HiinHPt " Dptiiicn. tubiesnoon- cnlii- sauce, salt. ' Several moniliers or the local ...,.. scart Jinnee." Clean and disjoint chicken. Cook church will probalily accompany ,.humlm(ll, Barbara Coolidge; ' In water until tender. I.lft out : iho girls to Union, -j - ..VnSP Artlsliquo," J.ack Kleanor chicken. Add enough boiling water . . ' ' r . , Hicks- "Cttvulier ' l--antastlque," to stock (o innke 2 quarts, roservo - ' KI.C.IN (Special) Members ot t)odal.rtKd.n Kiiby; "Tho Klat- ' 1 quart ror dinner soup and cook the Kpwortli. "Jfy, .fj) lerer." Chamlnudo and "By , the rlea in remaining stock. Cook April Kool- party at the Methodist -j,, M,nnetonkB, J.leuranoS tho, rice very slowly until sort and (church l--rid.ny evening.- J "0.Mlul,.C(i Stanley; ffollchlnellm" , sjock . almorlied. Ad -rhlckon guests woro in mm in-" - it.u.hini,njnofi; Dorothy Urown- coarsely chopped, catsup, imnceit peiiper,. chill sauce and snlt. Slin- homo or Jean Denhnm and woro parly l" Ing or tho ; current stylos you couio can soniR oi inu inn- iiii-h , i like )( than like (). , , , At that, i It is a 'Wnman'ls inriuouco lhat 1 exclamation points and not bo rar changed many a male t) Into a 1. I wrong. ., . .Or coui-so i since Iho . . . And In some, households tho Charleston has selaed tho land ludy Is not only Iho parenthesis more, women stnnd on rnundntlons but the whole sentence Iff . then Informed , tnnt mo would bo ut tho church. ' The evening mis spent playing various games. Itefreshments wero nerved nt an appropriate hour. ,;Mrs. Otis Palmer V Entertains Club i An Inleresting program was given yewterday afternoon when mor JO or 16 minutes and turn into GHANGE HAI.L, (Special) An ' buttered ramlktns to servo. Gar onjoyablc evening was spent Krl- nlsh with a spring or painley. day, when a number of frlenda ot I (Copyright. 1927, NUA Service, Deo Smutz surprised him at the Inc.) homo dr his parents, Mr. und Mrs. , J. II. Smiita. Games woro, played iiunng uio evening, nnd at a Into hour re rreshnicnls wore served. Audemarde Olive Oil Is i m p o r t e d 'from Nice (France) by the OWL DRUG CO. It is the purest olive oil to be. obtained. Pints ... Quarts 41.00 $1.50 Moon Drug Co. Agei;ls For Tlic Owl Ir"S Co- Announcements ' PAIli:.NTHtiE8 Wo Jinvelt on the word of Mus- 'sollnl that "women are tho agree ! able or pleasant jiarenthoscs ot ' life." Wo who hod always boon told they were question marks aro 'glad tliufs settled now. . . Speak- ' "Albert standi for 'Better Breakfaitt" All the health value of whole wheat in tempting, flaky form. And only . f vc minutes from package to table 1 Church night will bo observed at the Christian church t!Ms even ing with a politick dinner and pro gram. At eight o'clock Miss Stella Henshadler, of Eugene, will appear in a program of readings and. musical numbers, sponsored by tho Christian Endeavor. Tho World Wide Guild ot tho Hnplist church will meet tomorrow nfterno'on -at 2:30 oclock ut llio church for mission study. Tho pa geant lo be, presented Easter morn ing will also ho practiced. Announcement MENUS i lly slxtor Mary HlllOAKI-'AST Sliced oranges, ! cereal, cream, crisp broiled bacon. ; soft cooked eggs. whole, wheat jlOHSt. milk, cofree. J. I.' N C H K O N' namiklns of chicken and rice, bran rolls, jellied i pineapple salad, cheese cups, milk, ' tea. DINNUIt Chicken soup, crou tons, breaded veal cutlets, new po tatoes In cream sauce, spinach and mushrooms, near salad, frozen fig custard, graham rolls, milk, cofreo. Tho luncheon and dinner menus aro planned to help the hostess en tertaining a week-end guest. Jr the guest arrives for the Saturday luncheon, the ramikins or cnteken. NEW STYLES NEW COLORS' SEE WINDOW -TheBOOTERY Polka Dot Bag One of th neweki Kreucli hags l of black pate'" tmtinr. polka lotld In. white and trimmed with dull calf. It haj a convenient side poclieC The Candy Shop has outgrown its old location on Fir street and is now in its new location, in part of the old Hooverized market location, just across the street from the Star theater. We hope to meet all our old customers (who made this move possible) and a lot of new ones. We will go under the new name of SANFORD'S, Light Lunches at All Hours Here are some of our Opening Day Specials Peanut Brittle . .; ..... 25c a pound Fresh Divinity . ... . . . . .40c a pound Two big ice cream cones for a nickel between 3:30 and 4:30 p. m. Remember our ice cream and candy is home made T SANFORD'S CANDY AND ICE CREAM CASH t, AND CARRY PHONE MAIN 91 Honzm food ! STORSS CHAIN STORES 1312 ADAMS AVfcj Former Hooverized Location. SERVICE Many of our customers who are now doing their trading, with us have been coming to this particular location for year 1 (formerly the Hooverized) and we would have them f eel Jmtv as welcome. . 1 -1 We feel that we can extend to our customers an efficient-: and courteous service. . . , t tlAtk& thereto: tt"iperf meat market In the tame' building, where one can obtain the finest cuts of fresh meats as well as smoked meats. Call here and give our service a trial. . ' Saturday and Monday Savings EGGS Fresh . Ranch, 3 Doz. 55c BANANAS Ripe Fruit 3 Lbs: 25c BUTTER Fresh Creamery 2 Lbs. 87c . COFFEE- s:83sEal $17 Blend, 3 Lbs.. QVDIIP Tea Garden MKUr--! allon 12 gallon 83. $159 HONEY- 5 Lb. pail .. 69c SPAGHETTI- SS! , FLOUR- F.lhnwl .1 n.'K-katres uu WE ALSO CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF FEED PRUNES- JSWt 83c TISSUE- Ii3s!Ht!:...:.25c CAKE FLOUR- Package Swans ' Down 39c Sperry's Hard fl 7C Wheat. 49 Lbs...11' CRACKERS 4 12 Lb. Box Grahams -- -- :..-75 Family Grahams, fresh stock...! 33 DATES- 2 Lbs. .... 'Fresh stock 29c WALNUTS- Diamond brand. 2 Lbs.. 75c TOMATOES-- lyT'am 73c MACARONI- -1 Lbs Sea Shell 55c SALMON- Columbia 0C( River, 2 cans.... OATS" Mother's Alumi- fJOc num. 2 pkgs............. "v, CHAD nr A I 20 bars P. & G... OVtU llilb- ! Lare Large Chipso.... $1.00 ... 25 $1.25 85c WE ALSO HAVE A FINE ASSORTMENT OF VEGETABLES ORANGES Large size 2 Doz. lc 79c GEM NUT Butter 2 Lbs. 5c 45c GRAPE FRUIT Large Florida 3 for 35c ALL Or.DERS OVER $2.50 DELIVERED FREE