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

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, Dcccntiier 7, 1!)27. LA (JliANI)!- EVENING OHSKKVlilt ocetyNews membership contest la ht-injc held I I ana till inemheisxiue tetiitetiU-d to " I be present. j Members Y. W. E. A. Enjoy Party At S. B. Morgan Home I'rolmlily tliv' liiuat eiijnyuhli' jiiii--l' uhli'h ihi' mt'iulii'iY or the Voiiiik Wuiiii-h'h ljiliiititioniil uu.;l Inry Imvr Imii I ni.i yi'ur.iuuk tiliu'i ' lsl fvi-niritr at I (if liuint- ori.Mi-M. M. II. AIihkiui un Sixth stii'ot, wiun .MlfM LitriH .MiiKN.re eiiti-iUMiii'.l. KHty-I'lvi. hiomhi-i-K of tliti au.U- m ry fiiiiu-ii-ii hi tin' .Muriciiii in. F.S. Club En joys-. "Backward" Party ; 1MIJLER PERSONALS .Mi-lllhera of the .'. S:r,h uml' I1U.KH (Spo.'iill )-i-Tho Atn.'ll thilr hiMlianila cnjuyoil n-"bui'k- Clin J.i'Kion lii'lil a voiy Kiiccssriil wurii" Chl lslmiiH puny lul i'Vi-j iiii'i-tlni! lust Uuinliiy liiirht. A (In. nliiK when Mro. Krni'Ht Uintlry, ; lUloua luncheon w tin rvi-,1 at u .Mm, Kverett Koowil tilid ' M rn, WVluto hour. H. Warner were IiohWm.si'h at tlie' MiH Mury Wi-lirM vMli'il at the Keown home on Wnuhlngion mv-!nome of Mr. and Mrs. t'laililo Male nue. . ...... ' .! hint I'liiluy. She. left, for I'ayette, I'lv'o tallies' of biiifKe were at J Miitunlny. play. the. pioKiess I'roin one tuhle! Mr. mill .Mrs. M. Kish. of Klirin to another heing reverse to the oril-' were ilinuer i:ueyt at the home atlihoul So eloekun,! we,eK,eele,l , ,,,, , f, " , ., Wlu .M. Walker lust Sunilay. K(joOaklan,l (S4 l,-7 I TIII'ICSDAY'S I'litKiltAMK t The National Hrouilrustiliff eom pany (, II. c.) ptoBiain for Thursday nluht from :i to 10 will bo modern music. j Kel i.oh .siihi les ( 4 l!.S.flli-l tll- ke) 0:30. pianist, vocalist: 7, col i IcRe proKi-am: , S. driumi; S : a 0. harltone, supruno: a. N. II. C; 10. of modern classical muslt' Soke) 1 KKOA-vS.Millle (44Mlm.7iiki. 6, children's hour: iS:;Mi, eoneerl orchestra; K to !i, concert; !l to 10, N. H. l 1 KOAf Corvullls (270.1ni-llll-kc'7:l.V campus reporter: 7:17. utiortllKht; 7:27, Orecon talk; 7:30 farm tuples: 7:1ft, houieintiker cluitH; S, the forum. ' K(1A . Spokane ( ?i0.7tu-1 1 (iil lu ) 6:30. kul, lira proerom: II. 01 II ity: 7 to S::lo. 'Htudio pmxrtun: K::lo to to. American ItroadeasthiR Co.. proKraiii; In Mil 12, dance music. noil is x i i :i i l'HII.Aii:i.l'IIIA I'olliR.- itlrls ' mid dehulantcs who have never had lonir trisses desire a ehani-'e of style and then-tore hol.s will he out of date nest year. If '.Miss Kvelyn Krrderirk'H foreca;:l is eo -' recllS, llelnx president or the Am erican Society of lleauty t'ultm istu presuiniihly she knows how sh.nl hair can Ipe made lonit in i'.'i days. Page Thrttt MENUS Brirfge Pointers Ity Mlltnn C. Work , A SMART HANDBAG Will be appreciated. The loveliest are here in fascinating shapes and shades 3.50 and up PUTMAN'S " La GiT.nde's Exclusive fteady-To-iWear Millinery' & Shoes m i kwmii ami Until Mac Hyvrx,- win tlieHOti In c'lilm-K. chhIuiim-s wlitcli wt'tc hniHRlii Houi ChiTia liy Alius (iencva S:iyn- whi-n slu rt tuiiw.l from a mlim. . ' A short hnsinosK iutithiK- was l'.c!l i ' i il y in tin- cvi-innEr. uiK-r inaile P'-rond low out ncore uml rt- ' 1 tiiiiMuu'i consolatiun priae went to Mr, V . ..-.....,. ut-niuiDunuMi uy Mlit. JL K. Williams. Mrs Miirtran at tlu; plan... Tu, , OOIUH W(,ip doc0rilUM ,n i in- iii-si pari or uie pniKrain was Vli Holy l'amily in Art" and was pi.'sontcil by Miss ItlaiK hc larl;. who ohibitc-l a numhi-r of roloivl V. jtrodiK'tions of th best Known the coiiBolation pi izes to- th win- " e,M"' uikiu. . .-pin- l-iltfrhus": !i to jo N. u. r.; nor of biKh score. ' ' u, "-' " i nir.i.-r. , , lo , u (mm(, orchratnL .. i , I .(if Atinn nmli ti Inisiiiw.uo leln . .Mr. aim .Mrs. U. U. Mlllam ', KlCX-l'orlland .illume low score uml rtntien first ' Ipri,... Mr. and Mrs. 'Mark WVhlr - ".T1 KwJWn Mrtr. Ella 11. Walker, last Sunday , ovenlnff. "I. The J'.-T (sait.wm-'rjfiu. ::iu. ehildrtTi'H t: S, banjo trio; Jackson: to 1 a. 1 1 to 2, dunce. A. held a mcctiiiK last Krlduy nlKbt. Mlsa IMan's third rooms were dec-oratt-! Ill lind folIPi, cniii mom nv.. .. UcpliiK with the ChrlstniHs season, v,.ry hitcrcstlnK proKram. Tiny i nrit-imas in-e nanvmi? "l'sui1 , Uso won a box of oimi.Iv. down over the flrnplace helm? a fca- The many friends of Mrs. Krank lure. Houitu.s of red CHrnatlons Martin urf very -(flail to li-ar that ',. , - , ... , -. . ., " ' nut- in r-i i iik "K'HK nni-j . rin " s i " Biiines, Mr. Warner acting as Saniu 'hud l:iT gall stom-K ji-movt-d last j.ait of the proKram closed with u (.hms distribute.! Blfts to everyone Thursday - at the Grande ltondo tjjbloau of Micl ad Anglos picturv ,lP.sont. . i hospital. - or the iiiiiy l amtly. MlS. liaymoad j . A tyo - course luneheon nasi Theo Hulin was on the sick Vt Hw-:tn, Mrs. Italiih Hyera and litt. MlM.vt.1 , i lust Tucsdny. He hud u" light at- iillhort Rycrs i-fpriwrited the char-i -f tack of lunibngo.. . . ,.. liclers oi tlie.ph-tutc A short d.j .:yrn. tlrover O rim met t was Joh-. Homer. Karrcns and '". V.. An', danatlon oi me i.ictnrcs wafi r- trt l)lt! t (.U, yesterday d'-rson motored over to Kinwulcp vtt by Miss t'lmH and between euclV , , hA.u laat Malnrday -evenintr . to visit vplciuro the auxilhiry. quartet sar.dieie. Three: tables of hrlflBe were f,'k',,s- They - returned .Momlay u verse ot fainillai' chriHtnias ols, The tjuartet consist of Misl 'U. V.. t'opsey, Mrs. :'iuiili fnoner. AUKS M.UKl t'Oopet Tyler. hij-'h score was won liy, Mrs. I'ay (Iniwliiniiirh. '- ' t'f , , and Mra V. I. After, the rard pa men tle hosiesH is liyers- pujxd twi Jiluno selections, alter which the Klven by Miss Ceueva Say re. She.,".,' " i was dressed in i.'iiinese eostumej iiiiu K"e un inieresllriir talk at play duriiiK the afternoon and 1,1 ' '"" nnd .mother worn (shopping; In Lu (li-'dn Ui'tin'diiy afternoon. . John Lloyd , mndo .' a- Jnislnnss trii to i.ii Urundf last Tuesday eveiiliiK. ; M i'h. 1 4. M. HoytJwill be tn;next! hoKtess to the club, Tuesday, IHv.; Ke li. utility: hour; 7, eon re 1 S:3. Stonewall Pels euncert; music. K HQ Spokane (STti.Zin-K I o!) C, concert orchestra; ii:4f. pro pram: 7 to fi, concert; S to !t, pro uram luoin K(IW: to Hi, N. It. '.; ' 10 to 13, orchestra. KPO San Kranclsro (U.'liii. 7 1 nlic) 6:t, sciiool bo;rd pro irram; 7. art talks; 7; 15. sports; S to H. 'hlcUeriiiK hour; It to l. N. n. Hi. quartet. I . K KHt San Kranclsro H54.:fn CiiOke) 0::ia, program: K to !. lnusical proKram; It. movie club: !t:4fl, flyiiiff lessons; lu to .1;', dance musle. . I KOMO Seattle Ctotim-DNiikr) ,B utility: 8:45. Knsllsh lesson; 7, (o !, musical proKram: lt!to la, N. H. (; Hi, orchestra; news; 11:15 to 12::t. niuslral "pronrram. KO W Po rt hi nd ( 4 !M rp -(i 10 kc ) fl to ' 7, ' dinner concert; .7(80, util ity; X to !t, orchestra; . t (o 1 o, N. i H. ('.: Hi to I, danee music. I liy sUter Mnvx niiKAKKAS'l' (irapefrult, ce real, ercam sera m bled vkk with bacon, crisp whole wheat toast, milk, coffee, l.t'-NiMJKON Ksralloped rice and mushrooms, hearts of lettuce w It h Krench il resstu ir. nrru h am bread, baked apples with date and nut meringue, milk, tea. IMNNKIl ("toast pork. at))le cream sauce, twice baked sweet potatoes. creamed cauliflower, stuffed celery salad, jellied prune pudding, milk, coffee. The tapple cream sauce served with roast pork will be found equally Kood with roast kookc, do mestic duck or smoked ham. Apple Cream Sniuv Four to six tart apples. Vj tc. i cup KjUur, 'a teaspoon wlUte.pti per, Vj cup Kruted tioi'seratllsh, I cup heavy cream,' 'j teaspoon salt. Pare, quarlcr and core apples. Cook In as little water as possible until soft. Hub through u colander and add pepper, mi war and hoi-se-radish. Let cool. .When ready to HiTvn whip cream until firm, season inK with salt. Heat In pre pared apple mixture and servo at onre. The following liand was Riven .yesterday. It hcinir the second of ,a aeries In which tin- qia-stion is which finesse Declarer should 1 ry when h has the otipurt unity o'f -messing in two or three units. 10-9-4 7-5 I nun i l t t CIMK) tun A-5-2 10-9-8 A-Q-X8 pooii-ropH von covst i it sk: i .1 .l-:s Punli iv.nli rne Alinut 60 nicnilierB of tile )'l: t ,. ,. .. ,,, . f Oil' r iui ..l,,,i...li iI,,i,.av,tl,ili inith.' . .... .... . t'liriui..,.. t .. .... i ""i""" .Monte i:rtKio: Anyoouy .conin .,v in 'i, , , , " J "'- ered at llie cliincli purKnniiKe .Mon-iKot ..,,, trom tu,rl. - remarki'd u se .Mission. She closed her talk1 y ,.YpninK , a "pound" party. eett .1. lo.y. alias UlllW. , , " ' , '" " 'l'ili"" Riven for the Jlev. J. K. Hordne, . ! ,.,,ire, r ,hP l.-orelcn l.eKlon. al ler caioi III lilllese. Iinf,tul. of 1 1,0 . church. Knch Rllest taldnB a look lit the clinteu fl'lf. v ... Kacn jriiest was presented Willi 1,,.0,,,-ht a pound of soinethlns for, I b "' " 1 Pi oKiaiii. wliltli : ttio parsonaKC cuplicurd, which was Wirrled a. Christinas (.-lectins ln,. filled l.y the time the lust !'incse..tlilM reiitwi so lieiiic pin-' vtor anived. p.ireil hy Miss Sayre. . V !,, ,. e,e en loved ilurlnu the " """ll'er of t'liinc-se artlclen o' lovullB unil ut un approprlalo hull refreshments, which - were handiwork. ions, etc.. which were ......!, ,,,. hleh . wero fll l.roiiKht l.y .Miss Sayre from fDlui 1 nlMlle,l by the women of III purty; till tllipi.l. Itefreshiueills wer sei'Ved at th" cloxt; of the program. Members of I he con i m it tee were: Mrs. Italph Myers. Mrs. Anna Poftick, Mrs. Mol-lh--(lower. Mis. Maine Speckhard, Miss (iencvu Sayre. Miss Anetta Johnson, Miss (iladys Miller anJ Mr. Raymond Swan. . Mrs. Stella Inffle was hostess to the teachers of Central school and ft mimlcr of olher friends Satur day evening at t he home of 1 )r, ' and Sirs. .1. C. In;h. " - Six tallies of cards wore nl play duiiiifr the evening, and a number of KUests enjoyeil kenslntnn. Mrs.1 William flable made hiKh score at cards and the second prize went to Mrs. 10. I . Towler. and Mb lilanche Cln rk and Miss Snsnna Heal received the prizes at kelislnj;-: Ion. . , I ' At a late hour the hostess served! luncheon. I wet e served. Grecian Rose Bath Talcuum An inexpensive, yet a very delightful and welcome gift. An attractive, jar of of Grecian Rose Bath Talcum with large vc lour puff 79c Moon Drug Co. AitPnte For The Owl Drui Oo. Mrs. Iluzel t'oushenower was elected, president of. , 4 III' i l.uilie.t' Auxiliary In the llrotlierhood ilf Uallway Tialnnien lust evenlmt when u nieetiiiB was held at KaKles hall lor tlie election of ol'fici rs.jT.or the eusultiip year.' ' i"' '' . Mrs. Hoyd I'ldcoclv was clectel. vice president: Mrs. liruce Adslilni, secretary: Mrs. flertrud Galhraith, tretisurer; .Mrs. Mlnnchc.-McCurthy, conduclress; !U rs, HI elta i. Denny, chaplain: .M'rs.'' Floretice" U'fll'ren, uai'ilcli: Mrs. .losejjhtne Sloop, In ner Kiiard; .Mrs. Lillian HrigKS, out er Bilaril: Mrs. Martha Kox, musl-; chin, and .Mis. Gertrude llappersett, legislator. Mrs. (JoiiKhenower was elected di'lcRiUc and Mrs. Adskinl alter nate. The officers will lie installed Tuesday eveniiiB. Kit. in. at llie tt-Kuiar meellnn. of the auilhiry. ... Ladies' Auxiliary i Elects Officers' NUMETAL Weatherstrips Savo on your fuo1 bill. Kerp tho cold out NT.MKTAL Wentligrstrlpa are easy to ap ply. You can apply them yourself without removiiv; yoii windows from the frame. f'nll Main 732 'nnd we "will Rlndly Rive you more information. VAN PETTEN LUMBER CO. "fioon si:iivicr. yi ick"' DISEASE does not have to run its course! Under Chiropractic Adjustments many acute diseases are aborted if placed in the hands of the. Chiropractor in the earlier stages. The Chir-. opractor does not have to wait until tomorrow, or the day after' to see what develops before ho is able to administer to the patient. He immed iately finds the nerve impingements, releases . them, and the body .which is self regulative when : -supplied with its full nerve force; eliminates tlie disease through'the Regular channels with which it is endowed. DisVa.se cannot exist where the life currents flow freely to all parts of the body. Phono Main 1 "1 Dr. F. L. Tribe , (I'altjier (Jraduate) New Foley Hldtr. Office Hours: io ft; 7 to 8 The Grand International auxil iary to tlie IJrotherhood of l.neo-j motive Knineers elected officei last evening when it meeting was I held following a pottiiek supper at! .Van o'clock at the K. I, hall for; all member's ol the It. of 1.. K., the auxiliary and their families. j Mrs. A. W. Wall was elected j president of the Auxiliary; Mrs. W. j It. I'arker, vice president; Mrs. ( '. null, sec re t a ry ; M r s. I.. Ka u s, j treasurer; Mrs.'WVl- Uine, guide; Mrs. Ida Heery, cbuplnin, ami Mrs. J. K. Cunllff, sentinel. About 4 6 persons were present for the dinner', which was precede I, by the regular iik . ting of the mi-: gineers' organization. I The new officers will be installed! ut the regular meeting of the uuk lliary Wednesday. Dee. 14. ! Announcements C 3 The Neighbors of Woodcraft will meet in rcKular session Thursday evenillir. There will lie Inliliitlon. A J Among our many appropriate gifts j j for Christmas you will imd a Splendid Variety o f Books 'THE LATEST POPULAR COPYRIGHTS 2.00 and $2.50 A COMPLETE LINE OF REPRINTS for 75c CHILDREN'S BOOKS FOR ALL AGES These include "Poster Rooks,". Drawing and Paint Dooks, Cut-Out Dolls, Etc. Come in artd look over our immense line of CHRISTMAS CARDS NEWLIN BOOK & STATIONERY CO. iiii mm 1 ."' Jewelry for Xmas in GIFTS THAT LAST Compacts Cigarette Lighters i $i.oo Up 53.00 Up m iwan Fountain Pens Beaded Handbags f'M $1.75 Up $3.00 Up ' p lavannes Wrist I en Desk hets Watches $7.50 Up $28.50 Up Swan Pens $1.00 Up Diamond Rings $10.50 Up American Pocket ' Watches v $18.00 Up Jeweled Bracelets $2.50 Up How should Declarer phin to play the ahovu hund at No Trump? TIIM ANSWI K In this case Doclarcr j1iiiutd win the fiist t'luh (rich. lOasI tint) Vt have nipe t'luhs and, as We.st's I'oiirlh-besl lead of the Trey shows I hat he hold cither faur or rive. Hie adverse division must be five in one hand and lour in the ot!er. There can be no advantage to De clarer in ducking the first trick as neither adversary ran be ev hausted of Clubs; nnd li.s'ng a tille.sye will (one the game bemuse In aildiiion to winning with the King t hat won when t be finesse uas lo.st. the adversaries would make Tour Club tricks. As both adversaries are left with Clubs, It dees not mutter In which way He. td:irer finesses. Declarer can count t o Spade tricks, one Club i rick and the Aees of Hearts and Diamonds- -u total of five tricks; to make game he must get four more. He ran do (his If his Diamond fiaeijHe work sucre.vNt'ully. but If .he try his Heart finesse trick short of game and would have lo risk t he 0 ilamoudt finesse after ward. In order to avoid the double risk. Declarer should lead a Hpade to tviek . winning In Dummy; and t-houhl" then, lead tho Ten of Dim luoiids and. if Kast do not Tuvcr, risk the. finerse. . If ,U win, lie should not mihsequen'tly risk his 1 lead . finesse unless by th:at time ro ninny Chilis have iieeri discard ed I hat lie can ni ton! to do so. hnowin.-r thut vveu if it lose, tho' advcrsari.s could not savn : tho ganic. , TODAY'S l li:ssi; AM (WUI ICAMt 10-9-4 4-7-5 .taut -. auto um H-U The rnnstiou Is: ITow should De 1 ck'.ier jilan to play the above hnud at Xo Trump? Ansyver tomorrow. '. (Copyright, John K. Dille. Co.) , A ,CannMmY'itrM'efsw . han dls-v roverei! that men used tools 450, ,)U0 yeivrs. aivn-- J'robiibly they ilhl but we'll bt-UIhe tallies had (ill tho gnus. The ' Cream -.Jps.' T1 "Biff You, too, will find tiiat 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 sld!l, and there is an extra process "IT'S TOASTED" no harshness, not a bit of bite. 1 . ::?$ : Wallace Eddinger, ' Noted Actor, ivriles: My voice, ever in use, must be carefully protected. 1 cannot endanger it. The one cigarette I smojee is Lticky Strike becai itoffers me perfect pro tection in addition to complete enjoyment." f fa V I it y SI' i j V (Your name engraved on pens and pencils free if purchased here) Birnie's . At The Sign Of The Clock mm lts toasted No Throat Irritation .-.L-.aES'?; iiiill No Cough.