Monday, November 7, 11)27.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Society News
St... Peter's Aid'
Annual Bazaar
I . ' Is Successful
The nnnuul huxuat; given by H.
Peter's Aid society of the F.piacopil
church took pluce Saturday at Hu
nan hull Mini 1h reported to huv
been very successful.
The hazuar opened at l ov:ock hi
the urternoon und he I ore 7 o'clock
in Hip evening practically all of the
booths were sold out. Mrs. t. (
Hull was general chairman in
charge or arranging the boot lis and)
collecting materials.
An article of special Interest wai
n hand-made napkin ring, which i
was sent to M rs. W. p! Remington'
of lendieton. wife of the Itt. itw.!
W. P. Kemlngtoii, bishop of the
eastern Oregon diocese of the Kpts- I
eoHil church, from aVhinesc mix-1
v noil school, uind donated by her to
the widely to he sold at the. hnxunr. I
From U o'clock until 7 u chicken I
0 In not- wan Horvpil In the 'diplng!
, room of the hull, which was in
ciinrge of Mrs. (1. N. Tarklngtnn.
The JtPV. nl Mi. Pressley, uf
linker, were among iho out-of-town j
guests present for the dinner. The
Khv. .Mr. pressiey Ih rector of the
Kplscopul church In I taker.
The money made from the ha
zuar will fro toward the church or
gan fund. A complete report of
the hazuar will he given Wednes
day afternoon when the aid .socio ty
will meet at 2 o'clock at the rec
tory with Mrs. Oliver Itlley.' ' ' '
'
Members and friends of the
Methodist P.piscnpul church South i
enjoyed a harvest festival Friday
evening at the church, when an in-'
terestlng progrum was given. Miss,
Marian Vehl . sang a , solo uni '
Misses Kleunor and Florence HiekK
played a piano duet. Miss Helen
Walker played u piano nolo and a j
reading was given hy Mrs. Tut-'
luaii ) eek. Ite tdlngs were also
given hy Mis. Diaries Cain and .
Mrs. J. A. Hall, after which Miss
ornlhy Walker give a recitation.!
Quartet music furnished hy Mrs. I
Webb. Mrs. Winhurn. Mr. Walker
and Mrs. St armor, closed the pro
gram. A cafeteria lunch was served hy
the committee In charge following
the program, the proceeds from
which. go to the women's mission
ary society of the church.
-. .-'
P.-T. Associations
Ii . Meeting Friday j
A program was given Friday eve- I
nlng at the Island City school bonne
by the Parent-Teacher association, j
with a large crowd in attendance.
During the evening several dona-.
Hons were received toward the hot i
lunch fund, the association to start
f.-ffmrntaJtlntft ot. , iany-hes f.orj the
school children rn'The'flpal'miir'e.
i'uul Knuutz sang u.solo "Holy
I Night" accompanied by Mrs,
Krai lit . at the piano.' Story slides
tof "The Other Wise ' Man" were
- 'shown by Mr. Hunt, principal of
the school, and while the slide:)
were being shown the story was
read by Mrs. L'tloi Dcllaas. Mr.
Huhlstrom played a violin selection,
accompanied hy Mrs. AU-x Kobert
son at the. piano.
Following the program refresh
ments were served by the social
rommittee. of which Mrs. Alex
Kohcrtson la chairman, assisted by
several of the members of tiu or
ganisation. More lhan 1 ltd pet sons attended
i u program and cafeteria - supper
given by the Frultdnle l'u rent
Teacher association Friday evening
at the school. An interesting pro
gram was given after which sup
per was enjoyed. A total of $111. HI
was cleared, which wilt go to Hie
treasury of the association to pur
chase supplies for the new school
building.
The program opened with two
song by the school, followed hy .i
leading by Mrs. Alma Carroll.
Mrs. Nelf Thncker sang a solo, ac
companied by Kldrldge Jiuffmon.
Howard Carper gave a reading und
Tom Carpenter sang a selection.
Mediations were given by little
Miss Ansel) and by the little Sal
kield boy.
Mrs. C. F. Mcl'herson, district
vie president of the Oregon Cong
iess Parents and Teachers, sang u
selection. An instrumental trio,
consisting of Kldrldge lluffmun
and Frank and Johnny Young, ac
companied by Miss Alice Struck,
. furnished several musical numbers.
KNTF.rtPttlHR (Special) Alice
Zurchcr entertained 12 little boys,
members or her Sunday school
class, at her home here Saturday
evening. After games were en
joyed, Miss Zurrher took the bnys
SUNDAY
PAPERS
Oregonian
Journal
Telegram
Seattle Post
Intelligencer
Denver Post
Idaho Statesman
On Sale At
Moon Drug Co.
AithI For
Tb Owl Drntf Om.
to Hob Inn, where refreshments
were served.
KNTKIt PU1HK (SoecJal Com
plimenting Mrs. Darrell Irwin, who
lias been a house guest at the
Hwuyze home for tiu past week.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. McClay enter
tained a few friends at pinochle at
their home here Friday evening.
Mrs. Irwin and C. It. Zureher made
high Heroes during the evening's
play.
The hostess served refreshments
after the games.
KKTKIUMtlHti (Special) The
Enterprise Women's club held a
business meeting at the library
building Thursday afternoon, when
plans were mude for the annu-il
fat hers' and sons' banquet, which
will take place . Friday evening,
Nov. 18, at the I. O. O. F. hall.
Mrs. (J. I. Kati-lirr Is chairman
of the hiiniicl com m It tee. The
oilier members are M rs. H. K.
taker and .Mrs. K. W. Steel.
Announcements
The Community Women's Hibie
class will, meet tomortow afternoon
at 2:15 o'clock In the Neighborhood j
club rooms.' The subject will be
"The Tree. Planted by the Water," (
first psalm. The correspondence
of 1 rees throughout I ho Scripture
will also he studied. Heading und!
discussion of "The Christ of the in-I
dla u I'.oad" by K. Stanley Jones, f
will he continued, (i nests are wf l- j
come to attend the class at any
time. I
The Monday Musical chorus will
discontinue rehearsals until further
notice. The regular ' meeting time
is every' Monday i veiling at 7:15
o'clock.
s
The Sons and Daughters of Fn
lon Veterans of the Civil War will
meet in the basement of the Chris
tian church tonight at S o'clock.
The Cove Women's Improvement
club bazaar, announced for Nov. 17,
will he lield Nov. 22. Instead.
MENUS
Hy Sister Mary
Hit KAK FAST Grapes, cereal,
cooked witi chopped figs, cream,
fish cukes, crisp rye toast, milk,
coffee. . ' . s
I . I NCH KO N Oy st e r at cw. eel -ery
and cabbage salad, chocolate
bread pudding, milk. tea. (
tUNNKH Ham baked in sweet
elder, twice baked sweet potatoes,
creamed spinach, ! head lettuce
with French dressing, cheese
sticks, combination, sherbet, va-
Paris sends us twelve huge syn
thetic emeralds set in brilliants
and wrought gold circles for the
newest buckle to grace thusatln
evening slipper.
OUT OUR WAY
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'A HOO GoiMGr t0K OOSOO
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Philanthropist Seldom Pictitrr A
Photographs of Frederick J Fisher of Detroit, philanthropist and
filgh official In the General Motors Corporation, are rarely obtained.
This one, showing Mr. and Mrs, Fisher, was taken upon the open
ing cf-a $750,000 home for nurses that was their gift v '" '
of Charity of. St. Vincent tie Paul.
n Ilia cookies, milk, coffee.
Since eh lid nli under school age
or under eight1 years of age were
sereved oysters for' their luncheon,
ment is not -necessary for their
evening meal. They will find an
excellent variety In the sweet po
tatoes, spinach, salad and dessert
without missing the ham.
Cnmhlnnl Ion Sherbet
Three lemons,- :( oranges, 2 cups
granulated sugar, 4 cups milk, !
cup cream. 1. tablespoon granu
lated gelatine, 4 tablespoons cold
water.
Squeeze juice, from lemons and
oranges and press pulp of biuiunu
through ricer. Mix thoroughly
with sugar ami stir In gelatine
softened for five minutes In cold
water am) dissolved over hot
water. ' Add milk and turn Into
freezer. Freeze to a "mush" and
heat in cream beaten until firm.
Finish freezing" and servo in
orange shells. '
LOSTINE
PERSONALS
liOSTINK (Special) Hoe Buch
anan, of Enterprise, was at l,os
line Thursday on business. He is
a car salesman, -
(ieorge chandler, stock hover of
Knterpiise, was at hostino Thurs
day on business.
The rod and gun club has start
ed to dig Its pit east of Lost inc.
The members will soon be at ac
tive practice. A suitable indoor
room Is to lie made i"r stormy
weuther.
Ki li. Hurley. disMd ng nr for
tile Ha h ft era iJfe of Dea .Moines,
was a business visitor at J.ostlne
! rlday. He accidentally ijm o do
his old friends and neighbor-, Mr.
and ,MrsA Wlllluiii V.flgsV:' iiio
iverc neighbors at I m biers years
ago where- Mr. Hurley was prin
cipal of the Imblei schools. Mr.
While, of Wallowa, was with him
Introducing him to the l.osline
peop''.'
Hoy Parsons hud considerable
trouble with hi car Thurtday
while hauling wood from the Mln
am. Mrs. ' Wtllhun AVIggans sold
Charles Gray and Prof. Prof fit
each a police pup.
M r. mil Mrs. I ean Crovv and
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Crow r.re get
ting ready 1o take a three weeds
trip by auto to California. 1'hcy
will have Tuesday or Wednes'biy.
Mrs. Charles Honk vicnt1y
brought in some head lettuce and
celery which she raised here
Those who have bought It report
that It excels the. produce com
pany's products.
Friends have received word
from Kd gar M a rv I n that he will
he able- to leave t'le hospital u'ont
Saturday or Sunday. 11 Ia re
ported to lib gi'ttlm: nionr Mum
w hh'h is very er.irifytnif to his
iMi ny ( riends. i I is wife iH wit h
hiii.
F. Iv. C.tldersleeve made a !rip
to Walla Walla. Wash.. Tuesday.
11,11 ".
Mr. and Airs, lloy Ma rlli, of
Wallowa, spiiil Sunday villi Mrs.
I towns.
M r. -Seaman, who has be -n vis
lling Mr. and Vr. I. II. Mnv.111,
left Sunday for his home M Free-
.iter. On.
tleo'rgo Mofflt returnc: homo
Monday from Portland- wnoiv he
eiii-iKled the stock show.
K. M. Piatt, who ha., a fish
pond tit Summerville. came !u ntid
pcut the weekend with his tam
iiy who have purchased a (arm up
Hie South Forks. He returned to
Summerville Monday.
Mrs. Wisdom and son, Chuvneo
(''ove up from I tuna ha Sunday.
Clarence was on his way to Hoist
while Mrs. Wisdom visited her
sister Mrs. Pouns.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Mccarty
j anil baby arrived Friday from
Pomcroy, Wash., for a visit with
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Fleenor. They
drove to Joseph and spent the day
with Mr. und Mrs. P. 10. Maya Mrs.
Met 'arty is a -niece of Mrs. Flee
nor. Mrs. Nellie Schroeder and child
ren and M r. a nil M rs. Hal p Ii
Coats, of I. a Grande, spent Sun
clay with Mr. and Mrs. O. V Me
Kenzlc. ' '
I jiw retire Markhnm, who has
been employed hy W. H. Hunter,
received word Thursday that his
brother had been killed by a Mexi
can at Irrlgon. He left for lrti
gon at once.
Kenton Hade spent Sunday with
his wife at lxtine. returning to
i.a Grande Sunday evening.
Mr. und Mrs. Jim . Keavls, of
Walla Walla, spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Wade.
Mrs. Alvin Parsons, of la.
Grande, visited at the home of her
sisters, Mrs. Kd gar Hook und Mrs.
Clias. Scott.
Alvin Courtney and son. Harley.
have gone to Ontario -for a few
days visit.
Miss Louise Weolty. of Cluck
son, visited several days-thls week
with Mrs. Klla McK'enzie.
Mi, and Mrs. Jay Lewis and
Wfl lard Lewis drove to Portland
Monday and spent Hie week at tiu;
Pacific Livestock show.
Mr. und Mrs. Gllderslt eve had as
their guests this week Miss Violet
Gitdersleeve, Miss Pansy Havls, C.
K. Anderson and Mr. Fanins, of
Freewuter.
Mrs. J. ft. Williams, who wan
called to Joseph because of ,her
father's Illness, returned home
Wednesday as he was much im
proved. When 17 women from Wallowa
visited the LosUnet Presbyterian
club they found In store a well
planned program. This was their
experience m eel lug, which each
one was to donate a dollar ami tell
how they earned it In rhyme.
The Losline Masonic lodge. No.
1 2:t. wan well represented at 1 he
1'nlon- Wallowa county district
meeting la jx Grande Friday
evening. Get. 2S, by 12 of their
members. They greatly enjoyed
t ho master Mason degree which
was put onrby the team from the
era ft men clubs of F.ugene, They
By Williams
Bridge
Pointers
Hy Milton C. Work
The pointer for today Is:
, Xornuil KiipKrt preclude denial
(of partner's major, but Imm not
' preclude mi overfill! of Hirl ner's
minor.
j It Is very usual fur a partnership
;to hold hands which, combined,, do
luot contain a game lit No Trump,
but which will produce exactly ton
I tricks wlih their best suit the
trump. Much hands obviously eon
jtnln a Major game only; not n Mln
jor which require . eleven tricks.
1 Therefore partner's Major hid
(should not be changed except mi
lder uniiMial conditions; but the
jsame doctrine does not apply to a
'Miliar Mil hfcuuio It Im lint wi mil
In he a game goer. Fven with a
bid more than normal support for
jibe Minor, H seldmn has the best
nlso enjoyed the dinner. Those
present were Karl Allen, M. S.
Crow, M. Crow, Dean Crow, F. 11.
Ix-nord. Phil Lock wood, V. A.
Henries, Hoy Swarts. J. V. Spen-
ecer, George Tllton, F. L. f'earce
.Harry Wade and J. C. Profflt,
j Gus Carlson, of Zumwall, was a
I guest of his sister, Mrs. J. II, Jack-;
''son, while he was waiting for auto
J i epulis recently.
J1 - J. It. Hensley went to Summer
ville Friday returning Tuesday.
Mrs. - Holt llowmad received a
fracture of her left arm just above
the wrist recently. Although it Is
very painful It Is getting along
tine.
Charles MoffHt has been 111 the
past week of rheumatism.
Mrs. George Hodge was a h mi
ll ess visitor at Wallowa Friday.
CI agree with . Morris Gest
Luckies are most enjoyable"
Said Nilcfta Balieff, leader of Chauve'Sauris,
to one ofhii stars, during a performance of their
nation-wide tour, ' ,
You, too, will find that LUCKY
STRIKES give the greatest
pleasure Mild and Mellow,
the finest cigarettes you ever
smoked. Made of the choicest
tobaccos, properly aged and
blended with great skill, and
there is an extra process "ITS
TOASTED"-no harshness, not
a bit of bite. . s
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It's toasted
No Throat Irntation-No Cough.
t .. J
I partner snouin mo nnmner hum nr1
; No Tr.innp, (
j To tllusirate ttalay's piduter, takej
tlii North hand:
Suit 1. Ac-U)x-x. .
Wuit 2. Ace-s-x.
Suit 3. Ace-x-x. j
Hult 4. x-x-x. - I
If Suit 1 he n Major which Houth 1
has bid Initially und Wed ha pass-!
ed. North should not ulve the I
' sllglitest consideration to a No
Trump, regardlem (f bis - three
Aces. Why risk an unstopped soil?
He should either pass or Jump. ( Hy
"Jump" I mean raise the partner's
bid when Ihn intervening adversary
hits passed,) If, nfter South' bid
of Stilt 1 (that suit being a Major),
West should bid Suit 2 or 3 which
are slopped. North should even
more securely assist South' Major,
not bid No Trump. Hut if Suit 1
be h Minor and South hid it, North
should bid No Trump if Wphi pass
or hhl Suit 2 or 3. Only If West
bid Suit 4 should the partner's
.Minor be assisted.
(Copyright John F. Hllle Co.)
4,i nrr i).v roil nrcu
HO.MK A iiulet day at home for
Mussolini: played the violin In his
music room to the accompaniment
of a mechanical piano; played
with his cats; went out 10 his pri
vate riding couise and tool; his It
Jumps; posed for his povtrnit, In
ildintr togs, with one hand on hip.
the other clenched on a table. He
thinks -nthls work of Howard
Chandhr Christy is the best evef
innd-1 of him. . , . . ,
It seems President ( 'ootid tre
eallwl in Senalor Fess to explain
that what he meant when he wild
he "did not choose to run" was
that he "did, not choose to run."
MORE NEW WINTER HATS
N ', Satins, Metal Cloth and Velvet
' $4.50 to $10.00
PUTMAN'S
La Grande's Exclusive Ready-To-Wear
Millinery & Shoes
" TMXDAY'S PHOJ.IM
. 'Hie National Hroalcastlng com
pa ny progra m) for Tuesday n Igh t
follows:' 8:30 to ft.' auction bridge
lesson: 9 10 10. Kveready hour;
lo to 11, Keloid Tales hour "The
llrtef, Uehtit Of TIMy".
KlI-I.oa Angeles 4ttS.rini-fi40-l;c),
0:15, imislf c'hjtt: d::to, pro
Ki'uti: 7:4S, eoncer.t: contralto.
k'GG OuklumP ClS4.4m-7SOke)
0, dinner conceit:' C:56f utility:- S.
i niertuinment. . . . ,
IvJ'O San Francisco H23.Sm
iiokc) 0:ao, orchestra: St studio
program. 1
KFOA 8eattlet447.5ii-C70kc)
tl:Bfl. prognim.; 8 to !, sereiiuders;
U to 12; dance orchestra.
. KG W Portland (411 m-G Hike)
U to 7,, dinner conceii:1 7,'huslhess
lulkt 7:10, utiltty: 4;0, Ihrlft t'ulki
7:40, book chai: 8, prognim.
KOMO Health (gOCm-OKOkr.) C
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Photo hf FrtDcto Bnifkr
Morris Gest,
World-famous Theatrical Producer,
writes:
"Most of the American actor) in my (woiiictions
smoke Lucky Strikes if not, I recommend these
cigarettes because they protect the voice and are
more enjoyable. Likewise I suggested Lucky
Strikes to the Russian cast of Balicff's Chauye
Souris, which I am bringing back to A merica. First
the men adopted them, then the women. To give
the public one's best, either in sfwken parts or in
singing, my stars appreciate that Lucky Strikes
are ever kind to the throat and are always supc
rwr in flavor.
4-
news; li :4fi to S :;io, musical 'pro--gram:
11, news; lt:U lo I2::i(l, or
cliestra. " . ' '
KKX Poiiland ('j;i!MHn-l2.10-kc
(!:0, utility: 7 to 8 concert
liin: H, studio program: H lo 1-,
dance music. j
KJ-iq Spokane (t!7(i.2m-f!ltoke
C to 7:15. orchestra: 11 to 12.
dance orchestra.
K(). Denver (::2n.!iir-V'Htr)
r:na. hotel music: B : :t. farm much
tlon box; 7, miction bridge; 7::i,
orchestra.
K.i:s,-flti t.. :MS.rtni-si;(iK-) r,
utility: d:'.iu, dinner hour concert ;
7 to Hi, studio program: 10 to 12.
dance orchestra, i . .
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LOOKING YOUNG
Protect your beauty in all kinds of.
weather with this nyw face powder
M:i.LO-OLO. Does not give the.
slkn a dry feeling; does not cloic the
pore; Is not affected so much by
persplratbm. Stays on longer. So
pure' und fiber : .MHLLO-CH.O 1
made by u new Frellch Process. It's
truly wonderful. Olasi Drugs,
Inc. Adv. V
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