La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 13, 1927, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTui'sdny, December 13, 1027. LA GRANDE. EVENING, OBSERVER aBooigY-Nia Baptists Honor Miss Campbell at ; Supper at Church uti. i.. ii. group. Awes, guardian of the Bridge Pointers , Ily Mlhon C. Work TNlOV (Special) Members of the T. B. ciuh pleuwmlly suiprtBoii IS. 1. Bvason ut littt honi In Noil Ii . , I'nlon Weilneadny tlveninjf. Bri.lKf llOllOlill? MlHS l,OUl lnilillH, I . . . fnll .InrhiL- v rturne.i imioi..,ry f.on. 1 lilnn. vYvninff wUh mKho.e an.on who wan Hi IhlH city y.ienmy n Uo wo,en pluyera iroinr 10 Mr: i-overe.1 dih i,PKr una hehl Inst . . . . . rf J. Benson. Airs. V. W. SW-veiiH re-, eelxed the consolation prixe. Kollou hi? the 01ml games a,two coin Be luncheon wan servftl liyAlrv Htevens and Mr. Taylor, aasi.slel hy MIhm Alice Hall. YeBtPrday the homl which ap pears helow was Riven, and Ki. iltieatfonn were iiHkcd eoncerniiiK It. Tho iitieHltonH are repeated tn the explanations of my answers. - pn:n at the I'ivxl Huptist church, attended hy inemherH 01 the World Wide Build, the Womun'a society j and You Hi? People's orKnnl.utton. l'our lames were arranged In t lie httKeinenl of the church, w here din- Hi r witu Kerve.l. and the hlcHSlnir ifiw Kiven by four Birl of theKtiild. ysiQS (Kpecial) At the regu lar meeting of the 1 'ronton Belief ils' Ida KruiicoM l-'it-neh. Ktit.l , !llappi-Heii, Jennie I otbuv an! Jennie XoilKrn, who were .dressed an ftnftfiK, i' presenting I he anuels of love, service, Hymp;ilhy, hope In the pageant recently ifiven by tbe l.uini. ATler dinner tliow tit I etui in)? went ,tn t he emu in unity room of l he c. lurch, when (hey were joined by totheis. to heur Mhh ('uitiphell. who tuve an iiitere.sttiiK talk on comli Ijons in China. , -j tfhe told ol the revolution In China and the nuiTcrlntr of I he jteopie. especially thoKC v ho hail heroine Christlatoi, this resulting1 from the circulation of pamphlet, called "ito'lifers," wliirii claimed I h inlKHlonaiics tu be Kpies for their count ry and their follow era if 11 patriotic. It Is her opinion, however, that I he revolution will result In much nootl for Cjiinu, li-ejiuj-ie it has opened the eyes of the people. ; Hlio related many interest lnr ex periences in her work In 11 kIi'Ih' Kchool and unions the women of China. ' . ' ' ' '' l-ollowtnK Minn Campbell's talk a part of tho "l.lKhtinK the World" veHper service, presented by the World Wido guild recently, wan re pealed, which wan a candle-light-lug Kervlce In honor of MIhh Camp bell. I Miring illnner the i'gular le ciMiiber business mooting of the guild vuheM, when tlie Inst u I la -lion of officers was announced for the January meeting of the guild, lo be Saturday. Jan. 2S. Beports of officers nnd committees will ultio , e given at t hat time. Members of the Walte - e-llta Bridge cluli met yesten'ay after noon with Mrs. V. K. McClure as iiontesH. The home was attractive ly decorated with bouquets of mari golds. Three tables of bridge were at play during tho afternoon. , Mrs. Alvah Crowley made high pcoio among the club members and t ho second prize wont to Mrn.-j James Oneal. .Mm. Klmer Hose re-j eidved the guest prize, y After the card games the bostons Koryed a two-coprse luncheon.-.., .Mrs. Ueorgtt Clark will be the' next, hostess to the club, Monday. I Doc. 10. ' ' "" ' I 1 . 1NIOX (Special) In honor of lirr birthday anniversary MIhh Mll .ilied Haight entertained several frlenrls Saturday evening at a "bobo" party at her home in Kouth -nlon. .Miss Krma I 'ticket t re ceived the prize for the best "make up." (lames and dancing were enjoyed during the evening, followed by luncheon, which was served by the hostess at a late hour. t UNION (.Special) The regular meeting of the Woman's Home Missionary society of the Methodist church was held Wednesday after noon In the league room ut the church. lol lowing the business (CMston n one-act play entitled "Christmas Kve at n Frontier I'ar Fonage" was given by the program committee. Refreshments w ere served by Mrs. W. Halsoy and Mrs. William Klelblock. Campfire Girls . -Hold Ceremonial corps No. 22 Saturday altermion, the following officers were elected: president. Mrs. Klla 7-eok: svnlor vlco president, Mrs. l.illie Klckb; junior vice president. Mis. Beru'ee J.lnn; chaplain, Mrs. ' Catherine: Crager; cpnductor, Mrs. Louisa, llnrwell: treasurer, M rs. tJeorgi anna Hoodhrod: guard, Mrs. 1'earl Miller; musician,' Mis. Viola I'ar ker. I Installation will take place at (he flirt meetJng In January. , UNION (Special) The Altar so ciety of the- Catholic church met Wednesday afternoon at tho church with Mrs. Kred Mayotte as hostess. Following I he regular routine of business the remninder of the. aft ernoon wus spent visiting, when the hostess served ref reshmenls. 4A-0-9-8-3 ! . nio-2 H-3 7-5 1 fy mi Initial hid less strength Jus tifies a bid mnde itfter a sutt-bld by an Opponent. 4., With the above hand, after a bid of one No Trump by South, West fjhouhl pass. It is not ad visable to bid over an mlvorso No Trump, unless the hand contains game-going possibilities It. With the above hand, after u bid of one hear by South ami a pass by West, North should pass. To bbl a Spade over , partner's Heart w 011 Id deceive I he partner; It would deny Hearts 11:1 d the hand hus more than normal sup portfor Hearts. U. With the a have hand, after a Idd of one No. Trump by Souili and a pasit by West, North should hid two Spades. Partner's No Trump should be taken nut wih :i strong five-card Ma jot;. scon! of li. -Smith -Dealer) having bid one No Trump. If you hold it ua North, South (Healer) hitvlng hid one Dia mond and West having pass ed ? It you held it as North. South (Dealer) .MUNUS BBKAKKAST Slewed dried peaches, cereal, cream, scrambled eiigs with dried beef, bran mut- having passed und H'" West having bid one ' Heart? Answers tomorrow. Copyrighl.John . iMIle Co.) - With nine Utile girls present tjie Sacajawoa cnmpflie girl group held a ceremonial Sunday evening at the Knglish Lutheran church. Two of the girls. Misses Kdna Towery and Juanitu Stilzinger. played piano se lections. Mrs. J. tr. Stitztngor play e.l for tho processional and roces Flonul of the ceremonial. This service was followed by n talk by K. D. Towler. principal of the high school, on "The l'laee of the Church in the Life of Youth Today.' This . evening the Campflre fiuardians' association will meet In the Neighborhood club, rooms. Friday evening the regular busi ness meeting of the Sacajawea group will be hyd at the home of 1 5 i GIFTS FOR XMAS Tho best numbers In each Of the following lines COLGATK8 1 U KB KISS mUM'TH COTY NAKrH HOUBKIANTS JASMIN rOLI.KKN MOOKH BKD l'KATHKB WILLlAMf? OAirri:Ni.O DAY PliKAM Union Carnation Club Entertained UNION (Special) Mrs. CI. F Hall entertained the members ot the Carnation club at an attrac tive luncheon Thursday afternoon ut l::to o'clock at her home in North Union. Cove'rs were laid for 2 around a table prettily decoratedj in keeping with the Christmas sea- son. A large basket of ted apples and holly served us a centerpiece, with led candles at earit end of the table. j Afler luncheon the remainder ot the aftornoon was spent ut Kensing ton. Mrs. Cioorge Scibird rend u short story en tided "Tne 1 .iy of Days." I UNION (Special) Officers for the ensiling year woi-e- elected Tues day evening . when tne regular j meeting of the l'ythian Sisters was j hesd. .Mrs. Kttti Hess was elected most excellent chief. After the business meeting a so ciable was enjoyed and refresh meats were served by Mrs. I'M ! Cllne and Mrs. Seigel Clhie. ' 1 . IOL(i IN (Special) The- TyUilan Sisters gave u farewell party in lionor . of"' Mrs. Kude eHims on t Tiiursday' evening', which' was in ; the form of a handkerchief shower. The evening was spent ut games, after whicn refreshments w e 5 e served. Mrs. Ohms has been most excel lent chief of the Uythiaii Sister lodge here for some time. KLGIN (Special) The Improve ment club met at the homo of Mrs. !,. Den ha m Thursday afternoon. The subject "was "Oregon Before the Coming of the White Man." Mrs. Karl Chandler ,vas program chairman. Tho roll calh was an swered with tlie exhibiting of In dian relics. 15 N T K 11 P II 1 S K . (Special) The Amerlcuu Legion auxiliary met Friday evening and elected tho following officers for the coming year: president, Mrs. Clara Steel; first vice president, .Mrs. Maude Hancy; second vice president, Mrs. C. O. Knodell; secretary, Mrs. Win nie Millard; treasurer, Mrs. Matlld i St lc U I e r ; ie rgea nt-al -a r m s, M rs. Scltafer; historian, Mrs. I. Knodell. A Christmas party will be a fea ture of the next regular meeting. Dec. 16. ! Li. Tin: ANNWi.its 1. Willi the above hand, South (Dealer) should pass. He has not the two quick tricks which an ini tial suit-bid of one would an nounce. "i. With the above hand. South (Dealer), with a score - of 4, should pass. The fact that a play er has a score does not justify his bidding initially with less than the strength reiiuired for a minimum bid without n score. The score may affect the determination of lt player In choosing between , two legitimate bids; but is not a factor in choosing between a bid and a pass. :i. Willi the above hum, alter n bid of one Heart hy Koulh West should bid 'one Hpnde. While it requires two quick tricks to Justl- V. ; tH-2 ft-7-2 1 - ' 11 LUNCHKON .Creamed oyster I plant on toast, carrot t sticks, orange bavarian cream, mll, tea. D1NNKH Mutton with rice, creamed turnips, endive with ltoqiiefort cheso dressing, omitted jpHirs, plain Cuke, milk, coffee, j If you use a tireless cooker the Idlnner dish Is excellent for . I However, 11 passel'ote and a slow joven is quite as good. The entire 'djnner is Ideal to serve if the j housekeeper has spent tin after noon ."out," The' meat Is prepared ianil tut- Into a slow oven in conk (while the rook's away, the tnr- Wl.h KSD.W'K PltH;ltMM (nips are hulled and diced ready The Notional i hoadcastlng cum- to he reheated ln; white sauce, the puny program for Wednesday night endive is washed aiul pill ou Ice ( N, B. c.) from ! to Hi will be to crisp, add the cake Ik baked in t ho "V:ig:t bonds." . the morning. So the kisi minute , K 1'" I Lns Angeles ( -B;t.flnv-(l4tl work, after the cook ret urns, re kc). ii:3u. orchestra: l:3a, crime solves Itself into setting the liable, talk; x. slilnV oirhesira; , N. II. making the wince npd stlnd Uress : in. pianist: lit: Sit. viidinlst, ing and sr-l-ving the meal, (he pianist. whole 11 (miller of twenty minutes KCy Oakland (.1K-l.4m-?H0kr), nt most. i - I Fnr Ynur Dntinhfpv '': f A Party Frock l' FOR CHRISTMAS 3 i! 0, Beautiful evening shades in Satin and Taffeta PUTMAN'S Ln Ortinde's Exclusive Koatly-To-Wear Millinery & Shoes ' ; it. dinner coueert ; farm priuM'ain: S If to HI. N. Jl. C. nreliesl im. tl::t to 7::io, .Mutton Willi It Ice ' to vaudeville;' Three tionuds loreleg of tntil Di to II, dance tt)n, 1 cup rice, 1 lurne onion, il teaspoons .salt, i! cups stewed or Till; i KS'IIOXS With the nbovc hand. w hat would you declare: (scoots love-all in loss otherwise stated) : 7. If you held it as South (Deal er)? " S'. If you held It as South (Deal er), with a score of 127 . tt, U you hold It as West at a love score, South (Dealer) 1 -having bid one No-Turnip? ' 10. H yonbeld It as West with a Klo San l-'ranclseo (4J2.3m- cftnned tomatoes, Tliikc). r,:;iii, on-hestr;: 8 to ii. u'--i' jf.Tiim- skin carefully from moat cbesira prnuram; to 10, siring agd cut from bone Into pieces quaiiet; ID lo II. quarter. v nhout two inches , sqitareO ikhI . KCW Cnrilaml 1 4IM m-tl 1 kc) . ltT h thick. .Mince oniott - Vush C to 7. concert' orchestra; 7:30. rape through many waters. Put utility; 7:4i, lei'turo: H to.it, niches- it layer of meat Into n bullered tra,: !i to in. 'N. B. C; Ht to 1 1 ,-casserole, cover with n layer of Silver King revellers. i'r)ee. Continue layer for layer me KKOA Seattle ( I47.rtn-li7ke) tl all Is .used. Bub tnlnalncff il, children's hour; 7:3a, poultry -through a coarse sieve to remove talk; 7:4"i, book chat; S tn I), eon .'shorts. Add onion, s:lt and H tea I'crt onbestra; I) to 10, N. . C.(VPn'" pPMMor "h'l pour over mix Iti to 11, KCW program. 1 litre In casserole, - Cover casserole K (i AC Corvallls 1-70.1 m-l 1 1 0 ii nd conk In It moderate over for ' . . . jtyo hours or a slow: oven for three r four hours. .nni JL ' m ; I II I 1 w- - cmmmm , rony Mil lor f. ltc), 7:IS, cam mm report: r 7:2B, Oregon talk; 7:30, farm program;' 18 'to grahge lecture hour. KKItC San Kcnnclsco (4r,4.3m ibtokc), 6:30, program; X to 0. con cert: 9 to 10, Sally program;. 10 to l'", dance music. . r KJ U HeattK' (348.Um-8tl0kc), (I utlflty; 0:30, tin nee orchestra; 7:S0, encert orchestra;' H, stitdlt) pro gram; lO to 12, dance music. . j'KOA Denver (325.Hiu-y:'0kc), 0:30, unjilversary program; 7, In strumental program; H: 15, song cy cle "Flora's Holiday"; 11, 'orches tra; 11130 to 12, orpan recital. KOMO Seattle (80(Im-KNkc), 0:15, saxophone quartet ; R to 0, concert orchestra; U to" in. N. B. C; 10, popular songs; lfl.ao, news; 10:45 to 12:30, dance program. KIIQ Spokane (37!.2m-M0kc), t'. to 7, conceit trlu; 7 to K. pro gram: 8 to 0, concert; 0 to 10. N. II f 1n In 'I 11 m Itin'onniiiH lin. ''(el fr'nllc. " ' . .vjoA Spokane (200.7m-uritikc) i. utility; 7 to 10, Htuillo progrnm; HI to 12, dunce, music. ' IdllFf ?f ; Features for Wednesday and Thursday Oregon Walnuts Lb. 25 Fresh Roasted . Peanuts Lb. 15 ! Satin Quality Mixed Xmas Candy " .Full Lb. 58 Shi'cdded Wheat ' 2 for 23 Small White Beans 3 Lbs. 25 Telephone Peas, P. S. , . j . ' Can 15 Large IJorden's or - Carnation Milk Can 10 Bananas 7c lb. Meat Department In spite of a big supply, our Meat Specials weue completely sold out last week, so we offer; ' again our special, brand: " , Smoked Bacon, sliced or in the piece; Lb 38 -' Pork Back or Neck Bnes, 4 Lbs ......25, : Spare Ribs, Lb. .. ...U.:.c.-80f , Joel's MAIN 7W Personal) Undersells, "lMn 1 07 r , Service Miiyn l'jiiullng,, 4t.,fJ.ir.,:imUi!ii. rh nVHpnl)el luiy'-for cxtruirit Z X?Zn: Look Over Our Want Ads' for Bargains too: l.,rw, J publicity Mothers Announcements 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 "JT'S TOASTED" no harshness, not a bJ: of bite. : 8 ft Made Happy Moon Drug Co. AitrnM For Tli Owl Dni Co. 'Die 'urnutlon club will meet t(i luorrow tilKbt ut tho home- ut Mrs. I CU-orge .Meserve, I It III! .KiKlllh atrf-et. ! Willi .Mrs. Hurohl l.yliiun utl usniH- tunt lioHtesjt. Mrmlier.s are iinU'I to fe there ot 7 o'clock. The WcHtwuy chili will meet Krl l:iy eenlhK, Dec. Hi, ut the homy of .Mm. Cluuile MacUey. when of ficerii for the new year will lie elect ed. ThfOmnl time purty unnotinc ed for thiH time huH been pOKtponed until the next meeting of the cluli. ... The Woman's l-'oreijjit MlKHionury Boclety of the .Methoillut KpiHcopul church will meet Wednesday after noon ut 3:30 nt the home or Mrs. K. O. I'uyton. 6(4 Adams. The 1,'hristmus offering will he taken. St. I'eter's Aid society will me-t at the home of Mrs. It. W. Carr to morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. All Iloyal Neighbors are ri-qllest-ed to meet tomorrow evening t 7:110 o'clock at the K. P. hall. Of ficers for the new year will be elected. -Mr fjrrn cjt rjr f r tir A SAXOPHONE Or CORNET All prices. ADLER'SMUSIC CO. In Willi i-wlln Sophie Tucker, The International Star, "My voice how I depend upon it. Particularly in vaudevillcbecause different theatres have different acoustical properties, and I must reach the last row in the uppermost gallery. One cigarette LuckyStrike never irritates my throat and gives me the greatest pleasure." This Christmas many Mothers will be made happy by being given a Premier-Duplex.; This is one gift which will mean continued happiness.-, 4 'if X X 'X i The PREMIER DUPLEX is a splendid cleanor endorsed and guaranteed Us. It Will clean easily rr.d quickly- fur many, many years. There is little to ever get out of order. . Try the PREMIER DUPLEX on your own rugs. Net: the double action method of cleaning. Power suction is combined with a motor drives tiru3h to get alt the dirt. - NO OILINQ for both motor arid brush turn on Liall-bearings. , Liberal allowance for your old cleaner tr ' If that old cleaner is running weakly getting half the dirt and tnking twice as long to do it TRAnE IT IN.. We will make you a very liberal allowance on it. by I 66 It's toasted " NoTbroat Irritation No Cough. S And you may use the Budget Plan of payment. 2 7 , Arrange for it today to be delivered on Christmas. 2 X Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co. x "Give Something Electrical"