La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 07, 1927, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, October 7, 1927 v LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Paw Thru moc Alpha Members 1 Entertained At --: Bridge-Luncheqn X Members of the Alptiu club were oie rtulned ut nh attractive hrldgc tuncheon yesterday afternoon when 'Mi ll. Adolph Siegrlst won hostess at ,her home at tin corner of Walnut street and Washington- avenue, Luncheon was ut 1:15 o'clock, qfler which bridge was enjoyed ut three tuhlcs during the lemainder of the afternoon. Bouquets of tin Vison's gulden flowers were used to decorate the rooms. , , Mrs. H. IMxon made high 'score among the clqb members and vt,lio guest prize went to Mrs. Wal . tir Heutcr. ' Mr. and Mrs. Lester Allen, vnter tnlned the members of the Swastika 'lbidge, club lust evening ut their )ome on Oak street. , A pink and wliito color scheme was earrleil out in the decoration. of the rooms, the season's garden Jtowerc being used. 1 ' , t Kour tables of bridge were at. piny .and Mrs. Herbert ratllsoii umde liigh score among the wom-: en and the men's prize . went to Walter Nowland.' Miss CJruc.e'AI-; (en and. Fred Spaeth received t he" guest prizes. .' r A two-course luncheon followed tbe. curd games. - ( Mr. and Mis. Ward Knwler will entertain the club at its next meet ing, Thursday, Vct. 20. f Christian Church Society Meets The Women's Missionary society of the f'enlral Christian church met .Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. George Rochester, 1 an I Ninth street. The meeting was palled to order by the president. Mrs. U. .1. Kitchen, followed by a vong, "More Love to Thee," and prayer by Mrs. h. t' Harper. . A report of the division leaders was given during the meeting, and 9 reading circle committee was ap pointed, consisting of Mrs. George Anderson. Mrs. Walter I'rice and Mrs. It. L. Putnam. It was decided 1o answer to the roll call with the name of" a missionary, and keep in touch with the missionary chosen during the entire yeur and report to the society. f Mrs. A. I'. Nelson was appointed to direct a play to be given the last part of this month for the so ciety and Mrs. it. I.. I'urdy was appointed to the music committee. Three new members were admitted lo the, society. :.-'Mrs. O. W. Jones, of Portland. ;.was present for the meeting und ;knvc n talk on what the missionary society of the Montuvlltu" rh'urcTI there Is doing. Mrs. It. L. Putnam, who recently came to Orautie froin Salem, told Something of what the Salem missionary society is do ing, and Mrs. Walter Keller told of the work of the missionary so ici.ly of the Mallory Christian 'church, of Portland. Mis. lrfon . hard, from South Carolina, told of ,'the work being done by the mis- FOR THIS WEEK ONLY A Genuine $1.50 , New Haven - Watch for 9S? Moon Drug Co. Agents For Tho Owl Dm' Co. Esprit dArmour Hygienic TOILETRIES Creams and Powders Flower in The Bottle Perfumes Call Main 789 for appointments REYNAUD'S Beauty Shop New Foley Bldg. ietY; News Mirror Slippers i.., , . ui Dolman) illiI),i-8 or a thousuud minors" are the. very luteal vauity tor milady's -'evening weur- Tiny links '.of bevelled glub .'fashiou lliem imd reflect - the evtmlug'a Katety UHtliey twlnk! slonnry. society 'tlirre. .-',-.'' ' Mrs.' A. I.. Voelz, pi'ORra mlt'ader, KpoKo on tlu' uhjLHtf -"Our Daily llii'iul.!' Mrs. K. I.: Putnam nave a paper on "Why Shnnhl rhristiunH lit- ronci-rn'i About the "World's UihorillK t'unilitlon." Mrs. J. 1'. f'altlwHI guye thrM pupi'rs, riilltl .il "A I'roblcin In the Hire ami Collon KI.'lilH In the South," "Tho Mexican I'rohli'in in the I'nlti'd Statos.!' and "The OrU-nt's Opinion or l'n." ills. I'. K. Mi'l'heison read a paiicr on ''Knots Ahout Unr In tluslrial Situation" and Mrs. A. L. Voi'lu on "I'liiisilaniiy In Iniiua try." . . Hofroshments were served liy the hostess committee, consisting of Mis. tieorKo Itochester, Mrs. WaU ter l'riee and .Mrs. I.. I'. Harper. A larfto crowd leathered In the basement of the I'lrst Metliodist Kplsropnl ehurcli last eventnfir for the "shake down," which v.n Jield there for the church membership. MenibeiB of t lie. committee-. In rhnrue were Miss Mabel Doty, Miss Mima Cooper and Mrs. Sherwood Williams. As thi firuests entered the church they were Rl-eeted at the door by a fft-otlp of "hand ahallers," one greeting the visitors with a Chines.' ALTAR AHEAD! Alary Pntrieta Tumulty, diuigh ter of ,) .se ph Tumult, ., pnee Wooflrow V11sou'k Keerctary, Ih to marry Hubert F. t'uhlll, of AVashlnglr)n. J. C, hor juireniB have tin nou need. LOVELINESS VSKJJ.?'3s. a J I y II ill fXEA Hrvlce, tome Ilnrenu) At th IJdo, fnmous Italian hnthlng resort, thy voted Hlgnora Hilda I'oceolo th prettleM visitor of the 1927 srawn. Which make It evident that the Udi hns as dlwrlmlnatlng a lost for beauty ns our own Atlantic City. t OUT OUR WA? ' , , v By Williams j ' i,- r.,, erl POPPA SOOAO' IM V 'Y-Vl-W Vt -SAIO U i .HERE AnO MV ra6vB ' Rai t RralFn O. i ri" -r? Tc, MWUf INrtW VO "7 L . fcvCXSX V ,"ri?0r- 7 DUMB & J ) i' -r 'ttMW w u' ' seo u pvt. art. " PMU L.1 C . . , em7 ty iA wsvicr. wc j ; : " -" -- - bund ahuke, one ' with a soeiely luind shuke and one with a Met hu rt int hand Hliake. - Those prenent were divided Into familten and iaeh family presenled u iHtuht, u ten-piece orehentra fur n tithing miiHie during the Htunls. A mualtul prog mm was also giv en, a trio, consisting of Benjamin Oesterling, .clarinet; lorothy Jlrownton, piano, and Itertha litint,. violin, playing a Kelcclion. Mrs. Hay Kuller and I'uiil KnautK each sana a number. , The basement rooms were at tractively decorated with baskets of the season's flowers. KefrcshiuenlH wvre served nt the close of nn evening of fun. Union Couple . . Married Here Miss Surah. Mackey hnd Royal C. ! Young, both of Union, were united in -marringe yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the parsonage of the "P'TI-bT ATe7n3ilIstl!:ntflpJWr7il'-r1tnrph here,, the Itev. H. W. Parker, pas tor of the church, officiating. j M rs. Hu ra h Wo r k man u ud M rs. Harry Vochran accompanied the bride and bridegroom. . t Mrs. M. S. Cn:ol. of Maypark en tei'taiiieil at dinner In honor of M. and Min. Jack Wilson, of i'urtJund and Mrs. MoUit Hut-k on Thirisday evening. , A bouquet of roses serv ed as a 'centerpiec efor the table. After dinner the' remainder of the evening wus spent visiting. Mr. and Mis. Wilson will leave soon for- Portland, where they make their home. Mrs. Hue kwiil accompany them.' ' .;' i rOVK (R)ecial) The boy scouts of Cove entertained the campflro girts on Wednesday evening at French hall. A huge fire blazed in the fireplace and the evening wuh spent ' In playing giinies and other merrymaking. hunch was served at an early hour. The boy scout-leader, I he Itev. William M. Hradner, J. It. Prlco with Mrs. Price, and Mrs. J. K. Mills worp hosts and hostesses for the party, Campfire Group j Hikes to Parki The Tntupochon campfire girl group, with their guardian, Miss Henri Herlng, enjoyed a hike to AT THE LIDO TTT m Tilverside park Thursday afler noon, going by way "of the llow-innn-llieks mill. They were accom panied by hIx guests and two Hlue- birds. . The party arrjvod at the park nt about 2 o'clock, where n picnic lunch was served, after which tho girls returned bonus hiking about four mllus during the entire trip. . The regular business meeting of the women's auxiliary to the 'Katflea lodge was held lust evening ut Kugles hall with a large attendance. During the evening plans were made for o tea to-be held some time in November. Arrangements were also discussed for a Hallow e'en masquerade dunce to be held Hallowe'en night. ' Women's Blacket Patent Leather One Strap panel quarter, box heel aery dressy and com fortable shoe. , ?5.75 to $6.95 , , Patent Leather One Strap, alligator inlaid, low heel a shoe for growing girls. Size 2'- to 8. $5.50 The Bootery JOEL'S Special For Saturday 10 lbs. Potatoes.... '. 15 Fancy Tokay Grapes, 2 lbs. for 25(? 2 lbs. Blue Mountain or Meadow Harvest Butter f)3c 2 lls. Fresh Fig Bars 39 Everyone is responding to our "early order" idea fine. We thank you. Ripe Tomatoes, ciate 59 Potatoes, 100 lbs ...$1.39 Call us for Groundcherries A few crates of Peaches left at $1.15 Concord Grapes, 5 lb. basket...- .35 It Is' ti good plan, to go over the ewe t lock before.' breeding and out out ull the ewes not up to, stand ard, says If. A. I.mgren of the ag ricultural coflego extension serv ice. As lo sUft 1 tin seleolod breed ers need measure up to the breed they represent Shropshire 16' pounds,. Hampshlrfl 185, Oxford 22tt. 1 orset 1 8(1 and Merino 1 3" with all other breeds In proportion. non't holl string beana a long .tlnie with ham or pork merely to flnvor them. The vitamins will ho destroyed nnd most ot the other vulnnlile Ingredients exlrueted. In. stead, adil lineon fat or crisp diced hneon nt serving tune. CHARMING FOOTWEAR Smart! Chic! MENUS fly KIsUT Mnr -lUtKAKKAHT Huked t apples. cereal, corn meal pancakes, broiled sausagci,' oven toust, mflk, coffee. U'NrHKON Bplnaoh timbflles, sliced toinutoes, bread and butter ' sandwiches, oatnieul cooUb'S, milk, . tea. I IiJN.N'KTt HukeU whltoflsh with huked tomatoes, scalloped potatoes, hearts of celery, fruit custard tart, I milk, coffee, If possible get the tiny indivi dual sausages for breakfast. Theso - cull be broiled without any pre- ivious cooking. Larger sausages I' should be purbolled for ?u min utes before broiling to Insuro thor ough rooking. Tho dinner UwnsuH. Is nil' nlb- orate and might be served to your .sewing or bridge ffub In plueo of "ie cream and oukiv Vvi CuKiunl 1"ait Six eggs, 2 cups milk, H-4 cup su gar, V teaspoon vanilla, tea spoon lemon flu vert ng. peurhes, gret-n gugit plums, rasplierrles or blackberries, 1 cup .whipping cream, cup currant Jelly, baked pie shell. I 'ho u deep pe dish nnd a rich crust for tho shell ami, do not re movo from dish, -; 1'nro luilvn and removo stones from enough poaches lo border tho outside of the. pie. Cook in a heavy sirup until lender. Ueinuve stones from enough green gages to mukn a border inside tho peaehes. Cook In heavy sirup until tender, lteat eggs slightly with sugar and a few grains of salt. Hiowly odd milk ilea ted to tho scalding point and rook over hot water until mixture coats spoon, Let coo) and beat in flavoring. Pour Into bukad plo shell nnd let stand until cold. Then arm n go the halves of peaches around tho edge and Insidn tho penehes put a row of grcu gagas. Fill the center with any amult fresh fruit light ly sprinkled with powdered sugur. Whip cream tin, til thick and beat inlo a lltlls mora than half of It the jelly, which has been melted over hot water. Gar nish 'with alternating spoonful of plain nnd pink whipped cream, NO MORE SHINY NOSES If the face powder you now uhp; does not stay on long enough to ;sult you does not keep thut ugly: shine away Indefinitely does not muke your skin colorful like ui 'pfarh try this new wonderful spe-! Clal I'rench I'rocess Face Powder called MWI.I.O-GLO. Hememberi the nnme , Al 10MO-OI(O. Thero's nottiing llkv.lt. Qluss Drugs, Inc. - Adv. Fhone Orders Main 94 Shop And Save At Stone's Well known every-day grocery items; priced unusually low, which : means additional savings to all who visit our store, oAlUKUAV and MONDAY. . - ;- ,- ' STONE'S FRESH GROUND QUALITY COFFEE Green Bag Brand Supreme Brand - 1 Pound :... .35 1 Pound : 3 Pounds $1.00. 3 Pounds f 19 Try a pound of this, high grade coffee, and join the growing number ot satisfied users. Gaining favor through its flavor and reasonable prices. WASHING POWDER FREE We are offering a special deal on Citrus Washing Machine Soap for this week-end: 2 Large packages of Citrus Granulated Soap 75? (one 15c Citrus Powder Free) SYRUP Have you tried our special brand of Cane and Maple Syrup. A rare treat for those who like hot cakes and waffles. 5 Lb. tins - -89? 10 Lli. tins $1.59 We have a numlier of sample jugs to give away this Saturday. QUICK DELIVERY Four times a day we deliver to all parts of the city. $2.50 or ders delivered free. Our phone is Main 91 CELERY 2 bunches 15? II .',,v. :- ' II Bluck Patents 1 . The authoritative footwear fnsh inns for Autumn wear. An inten sting exhibition q' vance season models In bla-k pat en) and Kith) are now In readiness , ill Putmnn's Khoe DepJ. "Shoes Thai 1-U The Fel l" -' ... putman's " Itewls-lo-'eiir - Millinery - Slwies ICSKI.MOK HAl'I'V ; NKW 'YORK Tho. eHklni'is of lfnfnitlund urn some of (ho most happily married people on . mrth, (leorgs Tulinor, Piilinun bus found on ud exploring trlj) ioiu whU'U ho 1ms Just returned. The man Is devoted . to his wlfrt nml uhlldren and the wife is kept quite busy chewing her' nusbonds . boots Into flexibility for his ' next hunting trip. ; Today's Express Brings New Shipment RAINCOATS ' : Very reasonably priced. ' ' PUTMAN'S ' La Grande's Exclusive Ready-To-Wear ; Millinety & Shoes , Vi CHAIN STORES GRAPES Lady Fingers Pound 15? Karly winter ls the iimn for Ore gon funiUTH to get thtdr spray ma chinery In readiness before;" the spraying season starts, report urn -experiment ' slullon uuthort'tles. Momn orrhardists find It neceury to Inch'use the spray outfits aw . tho orchard grfowa With the spray apparatus In good working rondt-i tlon spruys for the control of in sects can be put on ut tho right, lime. Ihus suvlng many dollars to the growers. j : We Deliver $2.50 Order BUTTER Highest quality , CQ( Creamery, 2 Lbs o CATSUP A large bottle of ' 0CC Heinz for COCOA At a large saving in OQc -bulk. 3 Lbs MILK Sego or Oregon. QCg 10 large cans :."' ' SHORTEN I N (J Swift's Jewel CO in 4-Lb. pails..... ; VJ CORN MEAL Finest quality 90c yellow or white, 9-Lb. sacks OJ P. & G. SOAP White Naptha 07c Laundry Soap, 10 bars " CHIPSO Ready chipped for ; OQc quick suds. Large pkg.................. t SWEET SPUDS Yellow Jerseys 10 Pounds 32?