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'(WW Monday, October 'Bl; 1)27. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Fajre Three I Pretty Wedding Takes Place At H. L. Mohr Home t A pretty wedding took place hurt . ovt'iiinx "I uhout 4:30 oVloi-k ut the home of Mr. imti Mik. Harry . Mohr. whon their only daughter, MiKH tUlhlieri l,ou I xt Alohr, hecunie , tho liinli' ut' William Uiloti Hum- J'ink and white pompoms formed il pretty liiu'litiTOiiml for the cere mony, which was performed by litshop (Irant Jlean, of the I jitter liny Saints . hur. h. in the presem-e uf members of tho tmmfili:;te fantl Ih-s unit u few fricnilK. The bride' was Kivi-n nwuy in marrinKre by her father., Hhe wore a simple lroek.of pale pink with cream colored lace, which wf.H inaile from' her muther's wedding lifiwn, itmt carried an arm bouiiuct of ros'-liiiils anil HW.-etjjeita. Miss .orrine Baker accompanied her as hlidcxnlnid and wore n Keor-i uvlle dress of apple art-en and white luce. Klmer ilnriKlcn, bro tlier of the bridegroom, wus best man. Preceding the marriage Miss Mildred Mulhnlland sang "At Dawning" by Charles Wakefield ('oilman, and Miss Lois Nelson played the wedding march.' After the cip-eiunny dinner was served In honor of Hie bride and bridegroom. Mis. V. I.'. Mohr and Miss l-.'tllel Hitrndi-n assisting. Cov-crs-wcrc laid for I'll, and the cen-' torpicco was a lovely hnuiUi-t if pink and white flowers. The wed ding cuke, which was also in pink arid white, was cut by tire bride Immediately following dinner ment Kriduy evening. F.urly In tho Mr. and Mrs. llurndcn left on -a. evening the Junior .Missionary so-short- auto trip to 1'eudleton and ciety of the Church of the Nuza Wulla Walla, Wash. They will re- . rene met there for u Hallowe'en turn to l.a Urandc in a few' days -purty, vwlth Mrs. J. Southall and and make their home here. ( Miss l-Jva Keeger us leuders. . Hal Hoth young people are well known In this city and have many friends, who extend their best wishos. le Is a former I'niversltv of Oregon student and for some time lias boon employed by the 'an Kurniture company. Hoth Kt'uduated from the hlKh school. local World Wide Guild To Give Pageant Members of the World Wide guild of the l-'irst Raptist enure u decided to give a pageant Dec. 4, when guilds over all the world will ho doing the same thing, Saturday evening when the Was held at the regular meeting Shade cabin up , the lirande itonde river, with Miss Hazel Hector as hostess. I Mans were also made for a meet ing to be held Saturday. Nov. lit, at the home of Mis Mildred Fox, 10 work oa a iiilt which the girls will sell. ' j I'l-ect'tling the business session ' the gills gathered around the lurge fireplace and enjoyed a welneratid mni nil ma How d nst. During t he meeting they were honored with a vpit by ".Mifs I lallowe'en." Miss lla.el Hector gave the reg ular report on missions, after which the niecling was turned over to Miis Ida Frances French program chairman for the evening. She culled upon the various girls of the guild to report on books. A num- her of the girls told of missionary . Sunday school enterlalned the work being carried on in foreign j members of the school al a Hnl countrles. lowe'en purty at tho home of Mr. The i:-point standard system of 1 un,j ,irs. o. J. l'oleys Friday eve the guild was reviewed and the. ning. The house wus decorated In iiH-fiiiig closed with the repeating conformance with the occusion und of the guild covenant. games and other amusements en- The cabin was cleverly decorated ; tertained the children. The older in keeping wlih the llallowe't n sea mhi. Alter the meeting the girls joined In a Halloween party. An -Interesting program has been planned for tomorrow afternoon when- tin", regular meeting of the l.a (imnde Neighborhood club will be held in tin club rooms in tho library building. "Modern Short Stories for children" will be the program subject, ami M i s. Stella Ingle Tlll have charge. In addi tion to this part of the program there, rwitt be music. The business session of the club will precede the program, begin ning at '2 o'clock: Members of the musical comedy committee nre'es peclally asked to be present at the business meeting. A group of girls, who will be or ganized Inlo a compare girl group with Mrs. It. F. Tyler us guardian and Miss Louise Leighton us as sistant guardian, met Friday eve ning at the home of Mrs. Tyler. Flans ..for organization were--discussed 'during the. evening and" ar rangements were made to uttend tho enmpfire girls Hallowe'en pa"- SUNDAY PAPERS You Can Buy The Oregon Journal Oregonian Portland Telegram ' Denver Post Seattle Tost Intelligencer and Idaho Statesman At Moon Drug Co. Acmts For Tha Om! Dratf Oa. ty this evening In the basement of tho Kirst J'reshyierlan church. Party Compliments Mrs. F. E. Oxner (toinnllnimtlnjr Mih. F. E. Oxner. formerly of thin oily hut now of ICurene, Mr. unit Mm. Fred Spaeth unil .Mr. unit Mm. Oyde Zimmer man entertained ut hrldire Thum day evening ui the Spaeth home.' The home whh decorated In keep Inn with the Hallowe'en ueimon. Five tables of bridge were at pluy. I'llLllfle I I'nnh mixta I.I..U .......... , umon(. ,he and ",,,..,, prle for high wore went to Mrn. Wlllinin Wlliion. .lr. Oxner was Klven truest prize. Following the evenlng'a Kanie riMreshments were served by the hostesses. Mrs. Oxner left Saturday for her home In Kugene. Kh. attended the j ronKr(,ss of i.nr(,nl8 un,, Teachers .. hil(, Members of the H. H. club were Ruests ut u. delightful purty Thurs day evening- when -Miss Kllxuliftn. I'ayton 'was hostess at the home of her parents, .Mr. unit Mrs. II. O. I 'avion. - The evening wus spent ut guinea and. visiting, art'r- whlch.tho liostess served refreshments. The girlu present were Misses I'll-, nortt Jlunsen, . J'uullhe I'nyton, Thelmu Hinlth und l.ouis Salisbury. Miss Kltzubeth l'uyloiv will leuve sooii fur Illinois, where she plans to spend the winter. ( . The home of Mr. and Mrs. Frunl; Cain was the scene ol much nierri- loween games were ptayeu unu re- freshments were served. ,uter in the evening the Nazu- "rene Young People's society gath :ered at tile same place, and were greeted at the door by a ghost. About 35 members nnd friends H tiie- society were present, (iuiues, were played und refreshments up propria te for the occusion were served ut a Inte hour. Island City P.- T (Association Meets' The regular jneeting of the Is- land City l'urent-Teucher assocla- tion was held Friday afternoon at the school. The meeting was eutl-i,n ed to order by the vice president, Mis. John Howery. und during the business session Mrs. Hunt gave a report on the. hot lunches. - An interesting progrum was pre-! seated hy Mrs. Alex Jtohertson, j onsistiug of a violin solo hy Anita Herman, a song by the children of Airs. Weber's room, a Hallowe'en stunt by the girls of Mrs. Leslie's I room, a piano solo by Dora Hunt' and a tall; on infantile paralysis hy .Div.J. 1. Jngle, A "pound party" will be given by the association next Friday eve ning, Nov. 4 for-the benefit of the hot lunches. An Interesting .pro gram Is being -planned for t ii a t (time. ' v ' LOSTINIS, Ore. (Special) The officers of the t'hristiun church people pluyed games und hit or, with the lights turned off, enjoyed some spook stories. Hefi eshments wero served at a Inter hour. FNION, Ore. (Special) The Seagull girls of the Mormon church entertained tho Heehlvft girls Fri day evening at n Hallowe'en purty ut the K. F. Oeertsen homn in North Fnion. The rooms were dec orated in keeping with the- Hallow e'en season nnd games innde up the evening's entertainment, followed by refreshments. UNION, Ore. (Speciul) The Kp Worth league of Hie Methodist church had a Hallowe'en purty Fri day evening In the leugue room. There were 2 6 members present und the evening wus spent at for tune telling und other appropriate games. The decorutions consisted of black cuts, owls, witches, hats und other upproprlute symbols done in bluck und orange. Ile lieshments consisted of doughnuts and cider. FNION, Ore. (Hpeciul) Miss Vlvtun Jory entertained 18 of her I I friends aiuraay eve,,...B " , " kiM-jw buying so much and people lowe'en party at her home in South'. , " .weeii puny ai ner iiui.. nion. An orange and b ack color I nrheme. black cuts, witch und other symbols were urranged about the rooms. Hallowe'en gamea were played. At 11 o'clock Urn guests were seated at a table attractively dec orated, the centerpiece consisting of a juck o'luntern. Pluce cards und tavors were ln keeping with the Hallowe'en motif. Those present were: Amuryllla Knight, Vivian Jory, Vlvtan Smith, Nellie Gecrtsen, Gertrude WheHer, Lois Cllne, Winifred Halsey, Kdlth Cheney, lela Stondahl, Jack Cox, Keith Cohurn, Hillle Iobbln, Har ton Conner, KerniH Wilson and Glen Miller. Announcements The Ladles' Aid noclety of the Methodist LplK-opul chureh will meet at the home of Ir. Wall nlnfer, near Ulund City, lit 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Can will he at the church here ut 1:10 o'clock. Tho meetlnf will be Id the form of Thankmrlvlnir party, ami each, member will bo u.koil to OUT OUR WAY: -THEM ME'-S G'OST VAvAypiKJGf FOR SVMFWhl1 IS ALL. - iTe FUMMV TIME 1M AT1r-,E LOOKiMGr Glass, he mas To comb His HAIR SQUEEZE'S. flRlGHT IM FROMT OF answer the roll call with thankst for something their uncestors did not have. Assistant hostesses will he-Menilames Moss, Leighton, IMer son, Head ley and Speck hart. ' ; St. Peter's Kplscopul guild will meet Wednesday evening at 7:ao o'clock ut lluiiun hall in regular business session. 1 The Young Women s Kducatlonal f auxiliary of the Methodist church Iwill meet Tuesduy evening at th home of Mrs. It. I1'. Tyler, corner I of First street und K uvenne. Mrs. ' 0O"er 13 - Tlll) i,u,m.s Aid society of the Kinit rt.Hbyleriun church will I met.t Wednesday afternoon, Nov. thp roniinuniv room of the cnrc,, when further pluns for the church Fair" to be held Friday, Nov 1S( WH he discussed All ehulrmen of booths tire urged to be n attendance. , . , - xMENUS Hy Sister Mnry 1 JlIiKAKFAHT Halted pears, cereal, cream, halted meat balls, celery hearts, oviii .toast, milk, coffee. 1,1 Nf'HKON Tomiiloes stuffed with oysters, whole wheat rolls, baked apple dumpHngs with cream, -grape juice. D1NNK It Broiled veal cutlets. Iwikcd squash, steamed spinach, melon, und cream -cheese snlnri, fresh -fruit charlotte., apple sauce cake, milk, coffee. The recipe for apple saure cake Is not new but is so good ami so economical that It seems worth using. No eggs ure required und with bMdy-hen tome what loathe to do her duly, eggs are quite an item If one must cotttil the cost. Apple Sauce fake One cup sugar, V cup hul ter and lard mlved, 1 V- cups applo sauce, 2 cups raisins, 3 eup.i flour. 3 teaspoons soda, 1 flip chopped I'M declare, folks, uiu- old p hoi to $ust kwp ,.,. In one after mi o(w k md ha( R it. Kim .lt I ! ip ilit 111 ii nil lit ir fill ra..i,.n.'.J s... t... alt 30 ' M-.-cm.Ls iiji.1 mmellniesltl,ul ,ho vkw!' Ir'enlB.l by the . mi ,.i . r...r . lecturer have comforted thouMimls . tnr..- n mn .n.l . ln.l ll...r .1,, . i.i .i .1.. I just m.1.1 a.. lnui.li of,t,v ''" concerning the fu- M.u.nMi nal.it tills nwrnlnic. Some ,ur "fe are comforting ond en- .,.t to oitl, l-....-r and .e ' T"'r . U IVuker " I ,rt,n' nor n,'ttcal, but are fully In We are. luudlrig a bum-li or dlrtj harmony with both the Hlble and and gravel lo fUl up (he mud lioles reaor" armiiwl Uie. Iumlrr ytl. I N(t only will the speaker point We have Imndreils of dooifi and ; out tmt th(1 dU(J arp comlllt burk a U-w gallon of hainc oil. Wnfrom npMi hut h9 additionally will Klve Uic liajii oil ami w-paiator flh(ns, thu t!l(. (n wh,.n thB oil away and make It up on the j pt.n,,oul( evr,nl t0 lake plilP. iH doors. Hut as hsig nx you can get tlie doom rtiraner here Hum yon can In Chtaago, here's the plare to buy. My pollee h Is growling nt me. I gi"N I'll ring; off. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. We Bell For Cash Ob Poor Maa'i Friend" Wear Foundry. Pbone Main I4S do tpafer Butooa OOOOM- OW00H! SOME FELLER DJERV Looked at HER TvAJlCET . AM' NOW NOBOOV ME C'N GlT K1EAP A LOoKlKJ. GtLAQo FER HOURS M HOORS M MOURS mi nut meats, 4 tablespoons shredded citron, I teaspoon vunlllo, 1 tea spoon lenvon Juice, 1 teaspoon strong cold coffee, 1 teaspoon cinnamon, V teaspoon cloves, '4 teaspoon allspice, teaspoon nutmeg, Mr teaspoon salt. The uppie sauce is used sweet ened ils for the table. Cream shortening ami sugar. Stir I'ti apple saueo. Sift one cup flour over raisins, citron and nuts and Mir with a fork tuittl blended. SHr into first mixture. Mix and sift ?ult and soda with remaining flour. Add spices and sift again. Sift.' Into first -mixture ami stir well. ' Add va.nl la.- lemon Juice and coffee and stir unil perfectly sniooth. Turn Into un oiled and floured ' loaf ' cake pan und bake one hour in a slow oven. This cake can be kept several ks. slored-m a tin box and is better tho second day alter bale - lug than when perfectly fresh. Salem Woman Kills Self by Drowning SALKM,, Ore.. Oct. 31. (A.P) Tracks leading to a lake on v neighbor's farm In the Sidney-Tal-hot district resulted in the finding of Hie body of Mrs, Mertie Johns ton, 2."), who had committed suicide some time after 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon according to the- officials. The hike was dragged atid her body found Sunday5 morning.. M rs. Johnston had been In III health and despondency over her condition is believed to have caused her to take her life. MOW YORK Fifty-seven dullnrn costing Ji!00 each will he Christmas gifts of 5,000,000 Japanese glrl-i to the girls of America through the Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America. The dollars ure to tour the country. FREE LECTURE "Many Coming Back from Hell Soon" At the Fugles hull nt 7:45 p. in. Wednesday, Nov. 2, Jt. (I. Green, f New York City, will speak on the subject, "Many Coming Hack from Hell Sooa The speuker will un dertake to prove this ussertlon from the Hible. Hu claims that tho old Idea that hell Is a pluce of fire and brimstone is not only unreasonable but altogether contrary to ' the teachings of the ltihle. In his lec ture he will point out whut hell reully is and thut the time- is near when those who are there will come out. He will show further what will be done with hell when It Is completely emptied und also why those who have spent hun dreds, or even thousands, of years in hell are coming hack to earth. Jt is paid that the speuker has given the subject of life, deuth und the hereafter cureful and thorough study from a liihllcal as well us a natural standpoint, nnd thut he will present an explanation of the sub ject which will miikn clenr inuny things that have confused people ln ll,e rt Jt In further stated w'bo have lost friends and low! "" 111 "i ciear anil puiu- ones In dveth not far off. He clulms that the slgna of the times corroborate the prophetic statement, of the Itible and thut It can hu clearly iliown that the return of the dead from hell Is not an event thai", is thous ands of years off but will oH;r In tha near future, The lecture will be well worth listening to. Those who are mak ing arrangements for the meeting stat that admission to the lecture Is free and no collectloa will he takn. Adv. By Williams VAJEU-,F tWASME AMD HE CAME TO. COMB Mis HAR MOLUMTARlW . ID BE so Surprised I'D GET UP ON THE ROOF IF IT WOULD sHELP HlM; m VJt - cr.R.wiUiAMs M0.U. . MT.OfT. Bridge Pointers lly MUlon C." Work Today's pointer is: ' Willi less than lcvcn cards of I lie Niiit Jn Ills two hands Diflarer .slimild fiiifSM to cnlcli a King A Sequence Is two or more "touching" cards (curds next In value to each other). A Tennce Is the two 1 end, cards of u three- 1'iwU 8t!ouenee. the, intermedlute ' cards behtg adversely held: for ex- ample. Ace-ijueen or King-Jack. Ace-Queen-1 0 is known as tho double tenure. To finesse Is to had toward a tenure ami play the lower card of It: for example, to 1 l?ml u small curd from North U) wtirtl Sotlth'H A-tvQuo.-n and t.n lihiy tho King, the finesse would i Texas Guinan says, "Qileena Mctf ios advice won me to Luckies Famous Star of "Padlocks of 1927" urges a grout f 'ier g"'s back of the stage to adopt Lucky Strikes. You, too, will find that LUCKY STRIKES give the greatest pleasure Mild and Mel low, the finest cigarettes you ever smoked. Made of the choicest tobaccos, properly aged and blended with great skill, and there is an extra process "IT'S TOASTED" no harshness, not a bit of bite. It's toasted No Throat Irritation-No Cough. not he nmde.' When cnnlH ftro heirt In aequence with the lower (Mini of the ii-nnce, u comhltmllon fineBHe Ih mudo hy lenrllntr one of IIh'mo curds und not cierhiff It; for exiimple, with Wihn-Jack-x In tho Houiii ha ml nml Aet-4 il-x In I North. Iciulinir . IIih 1Jumi IiliuL ' playliiK1 Htiialt ftoin tho North hand (If Woxt did not piny Klim) would he a cnu hi nation flnene, There are few hjnulx In Which a Ih'clarer will not try hoiih fiueiwe. 1' Jn Home hands ihere are plain In dicatiooK that 'tin ffneK.se Hhould lie tried .HiH'h ail u hid or double; I In othcra there are itituntJoitH. hik'Ii ius needhiK only one t rlcltf to make mipio, which iiiiiUe it ln-ndvhtahle 1o 1-ivk any flne. In the ah M'tice if any cue from the previ ous declaration or play, or any exigency which imikiH t flncse In illhpensahle or not worth t-.skliiK. t Iih finesse thclMion shun Id he hn.sed on tho mathematical chanecK, tmil these ehatH-es favor trylnff the Klnir flneHe when the fincHser hius lejw than eleven cardH of the. Hlllt hi IiIh two hJIIKlM. li day's potntet' i eKpecinlly import ant heed use many who do not read hookH helleve In On altHlird K-.iylnV lhat yon nhould never flnrHrt when' hold!iiK: an many as nine cardH In the two IuuhIh. Of courae, there are - ocen.Mlbiml ' HliiKletoit Kings, and w'hen one appears on the left of the gneen the flneHno costK a trick; hut wth four cards In tho two adverse hands the chance of a. singleton King on tho left of the A-ce-tjueen is remote. I'eri with tt toial of ten eardH 1n the two hands, ihn rhances still favor the finesse; there heinff two I possible dlvlslorw . of the adverse cards In which II V.I II win, to ono in which it will lose.-; Tomorrow's tipple Is finessing to catch a gtieen. (Copyright John K. Ollle Co.) jcki:n 'makih' m Ilt'CHAUFST Queen Mario hopes for deuth before 'she Is 100.1 Answering an American friend who1 on her ft 1st birthday expressed the wish that she. could . live another half century, she said: ''Thanks but I don't wish to remain on earth ho long. I would like to spend parti of the time in heaven." PUTMAN'S Ln Orantle'a Exclusiv" Reudy-To-Wear . . , Millinery & Shoes u. Think of Your Family's Health In thew I111K.V rtiij'x people lire working hard, whether (I'm nt, hnnio, In ofrleen, nutdonin, or ut whopl they need boimI, i-nxlly illKexted food lo kup'ply enei-Ry.'- - - ' v - '. , Hid you ever stop to think what 'a wonderful fuel fur eneriiy flolden OruHt Bread Ik? r I'uelted with rli-h nmn rslilnn nmte- l-IalM. temptiliKly cojored, and 'with a flovar to whip, the mW Jaded palate flolden, TrilMt Im the very HiIob for evry, metahei. of the family, (live them plenty of It. at every meal, and yon will help tlem to he healthy. . -., ; ' ,' '. , '( -. . M . 'f .'. ',.' Your grocer nlwnj-M rrtriiea'a 'fresh ; Hupply. Ask fur flolden Crust hy name. ' .. ( . (' . . Gwilliams Electric Bakery La Grande, Oregon FOR PICTURE FRAMING ' AT " : " REASONABLE PRICES . ' TRY v The Oregon Hardware . FIRST Look Over Our Want Ads for Bargains V I: ji Queena Mario, Star of Metropolitan Opera, i writes: "I always thought that it was a pectdiar coinpfc, dence that most men a nil women of the Operf ne erred to smoke Lticiy Strikes. Upon inquiry" I learned thut they all felt it was the one cigci rette which gave complete enjoyment witfuri' the slightest irritation to their ttifoais, i, too, now can say that of Lucky Strikes. ( enjoy them greatly and have .10 worry lhat my twice will be affected." 1 r
