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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 28, 1927)
Wednesday, December 2S, 11)27.-' v v "LA GRANDE EVENING 0BSERVE1? -Three OCIETY News SHE GETS COMPANIONATE DIVORCE i r Kinzels, Lanzers . Entertain At La Grande Hotel MENUS A delightful pal ty of the holiday reason tooli place hist t veiling hi the l.n C.rande hotel, when Mr. and Mrs. I.. K. Kiny.fi nm) Mr. and Mm. Pred ll. I.auzer entertained at a dinner dance In honor of Mr. tnd Mrs. C. J. Kin.-1!, of Morrill, Wis., who are visitim; (n Mils eily during Hip Christmas holidays. ' ! (timer wits served at 7:lfi o'clock In the hotel ballroom, where one hire table had ben ar tanired nnd prettily decorated with bouquets of rose and sweet peas. Covers were laii Xr !! ffuests. Mann's Imperial h ven-pleco rhestrn furnished music during the dinner ami played for the dancing, Whloli continued until IS oVIorlc. Mr. ami Mm. Kinel are the imr- etits. of I .. K. Uln.el and Mrs l.unzer,' They plan to be here for two weeks. i Members of the. Degree of Honor 1'roleetivc association entertained their husbands and families at a 7 -o'clock supper last evening at Hajcle" Jiall. After dinner a short program was given, whieh was fol lowed by i he regular business meeting of the lodge and eleetion of officers. ' Louise Harnclt sang two num bers, Utile Hay Merman played a phtno nolo, Leslie Herman gave a recitation ami Mary Jane Measlier sunt,' a selection. , -.' Muring lh business meeting t lie following officers were elected : K'uthitic Herman, past president: Kliznbeth j Wale, president; Kthel Smith, first vice president; Kdna Owen, second vice president: Anna Warner, secretary; Julia lll'itt. treasurer; Ktllt li I man, . usher: Louise ttaruett. assistant usher; Kvelyn Wiiblen, Inner watch; Klos s!p Vedder. outer watch : Marian Lyman, p'nnlnt. and Nelllo I'iper, contain nf Hie drill lifllll, The officers will he Installed at the next meeting of the lodge, wlilch will be. held Jan. 24. I H HMer Mary 1 HltKAKi-Hi uliroriiiu snipe.. I cereal, -cream, suti-couuoi ertfio, co nmcui p,..ienne.. .-i..u,, , , I cor tee. i.L vciU;ON M.u uroni baked Wit a tomatoes, gii.i.aiu bi-Law, ly, cup custards, look, tea. i IH...VK:: t aaCiOie oi .umb, no ' tuines tit pa i mey hut.er, c.i.i.i-1 beans, mu.iieu ijpliiac.i sa.ai, i.pp.e snow, miili, cotieo. j -1 Caeap CUt lif Mlllitt Is cllOS'M lor ti.e Cujtiioie d;s.t. 'ii.in imvt c.i.eiuily an.t cut iiiio i.via io. serving. Itoll In flour and hruwu timckiy on bom snu.s in a nut fry ing pan. Then cook closely cov ered in a slow oven witli tne addi tion of water lo liulf cover, uue and one-nutf hours snou.'i be a. lowed to cook tne meal bul ionker fund s.ower eoutn.i tan tie u ,t if t convenient. 'I i.iti is too Heason of tlic year for cornmeal and pancakes, so- tne icij-ipe. i or curnmeai pancakeH Hn iouir ' , t ('ouuiH'al l.aiicnkcs Ope cup coinitieal, 1 cups while fioui. 6 teaspoms -baking powdt r. I teaspoon Kilt. 1 i.iuic-.-poon inohisises. 2 tabietepouiiit su h'ar, a cups boiling, waler, 1 cap uiiik, 2 tnlnHspo'bns incite. i butler, J lave water bollipj; in a s;iiice pap and siuwiy add eui unteal. lirint: io' the boidnK1 point, .stirring con stantly und cook five mtnmcd. Turn into u m.Aiiitf bowl and aiir in. mull and molasses. Mix and s.H iiu.n', sujrnr. bukiiiK powder and salt. Stir Into first mixture und add wed beaten kz. Adit melted butter and brut hard. Add inofe milk If nec-e.-s.vry to make a pour butter. Hake on u hot, well greased griddle. ( 'opyriKht, I it7, N 10 A Service, Inc.) . k ue is 1 1 A- oe Bridge Pointers Il- Mlluin C. Work eompanionate di west thin. iMrs, l-'Ioreneo llinn- fiom her husband. 'Che husband of their $4ii.ort hiimc while nho and take care nf the three chll- Mr. Hummer will have a rimm In the house and she'll conk Ills' meals. , , The in or of Cleveland uniuted oi will be the "iiianaiiiK ilnaueler' will he "inanaKln heiiseUeeper" flren Party Compliments - ' Three Visitors ;' foiniiHnn-nliA Mlns Mil:'. Aitsilt-H utiil ! MIsri'H l''i-!.lu iiiul i-trw:iri'l Islnnl'i-nHtotn. who :iro Hn inline tin! ct-rtniiiH liollilnys til In (inmttp wltli their p.'irnnts. MtMi Jlyrt'lf mni Ml Mlhln-il lloyl I'litiM-talnuil nt n ilPllfrlilftil pnrty ClM-ltnl:lH lliitht nt llio home rf t htlr pni-i'lltH;. Al rj anrl Mr-. I.. M. llovt. S.-v.-rnl Kill frii nils of llio, honor irlH--tH wi n- iri':crit ail'l most of tho evr-iiintf wns iit-nl vlslthm. Tlu rooms up'-h prt-ttlly ili'cornto'l In hcM-pinff with I'hristinns. A hovijl of rosH st-ivfl ns a i-cnh'i'iilrcl' for tho mill.-. , clfls lor rach Kill pi-fHi-nl vi-r( f 'hi -iyliilnn In"1.--At "ll npproiinini! hour rofl-f-shiili'llts woro si-rvt-fl hy tin- hoslrfscs. I ' .McinholM of till- TnpawillKO ramiifln- fill irroup and tluHr Kiiar.llall. Miss Myrll.- lloyl. onioy-,-. n Christmas party at till' Monit or Miss (Irolta Uusoq l-Vhlny. TOn homo was pivtllly ileoornto.l for tho nooaslon In ki-oplnit with Hi'' si-uson. all .ilililni; Ho oyoninK KUlnos wolf imjoyoil. At an ainn'opi-ialo liont- rol'i-esh-liirnts wcio si'iyocl hy the hosloss. Announfemepfjg HILGARD PEKSO.NALS A .shower for Kdna M. Ormecber will be liebl al the home of Mrs. I II. Hall. HUis Y avenue. Wednesday ci'ternoon. Jan. 4. at 2 o'clock. All Koyul Neighbors, are Invited. A meeting of Die Pacific Wood men I. ll'e. association will he held this cveiilnj.' at 7:" o'clock nt llo nan b'all. .rter the lodir hessbm the women will hold a basket so einble. Ariiinu'fitu nts are also bc Inp made for initiation Jan. 4. when the state manager and others from Portland will be In attendance. I Knriy-seven years itpi telephone exehauMe Hcrviec was established in, ('OrvalllN, and that event wa.cee l.piied a a.-nieetlutr last Satunlay noon In that city, when about a half ,i. iiiiuiiied of the original users of t he original telephone service In t.'orvallls were puests. HlLr.Al:!), (Special) .Mr. and .Mrs. Kmil Aide left fur their home al Dayton, Wash., one day . last week. . .Mrs. Howard Starlet was a La Grande visitor last Friday, Mrs. 1-M Saline was a reeent La tirande visitor, - .Mrs, l-'rank San ford was a ' la Crantlo visitor Sunday. I J. K. Charlton visited Prank Sanfoi-il Siniitay. '-John Thornhrue and Gerald Sanford cr"c recent Aleaeham visi loi s." - ; . . j.Misi Marie, Sanford returned io her home here Sunday evening af ter spending a few: days in La - Grande. ''! Th youiiK people here have been enjoyluK sleigh I'idinK parlies. Mrs. Kirvln Walsoti, Trom Pen dleton,.- left. Sundny.. evening Htler William Cantrcll. ; (;f'orK,TJiompHon from, the Ml. Jjinily camp was a cuest of Mr. o-nd .Mrs. Sam KetKUsun over the week eml. Airs P. Y. Yuiiiis jas u visitor, of her mother, Mrs. Mcrrll d'ombs. of La Grande. Sunday. John Thornhrue was a a Grande visitor Monday. Henry Colvin from Morris and I' Knutsen's camp was a visitor id .Mr. and Mrs Joe Vfinijr .Monday. I .Mr. and .Mrs. Guy Thornhrue ( .ind family moved Into t heir new j home here Tuesday. i All, and Mrs. Keith Gleasou b-lt . 1'tir their home in ISoise, Ida., re- , jeeutly. They have been employed iiy uie Ainrrtsou v lnutseu com- i puny here. Jiihii Price, w'lio has tieen vllt here for the past few mouths. left for his home In Indiana Tues-! day evening. , Air. and Airs. Amel Abel, who live : on a ranch near Perry, were visit -Hum of Air. Abel's mother, Mrs. Sain PerKUson, Wednesday. 1 Airs. Karl Simmons and All', and Airs, llussell Collier, from La Grande, were callers oX Airs. P.' Y. Yniinji We.lneday. William CantreU und son, Arthur V-ere in a Grande Welneslay. Radio Board To , Get Data From Fans of Nation programs to (jet ah Idea of recep tion under tin new allocations. The proKTtim for the elimination nnd tr;tnsl'cr of stations In IHS probably will be based to a con siderable extent on information ob tained from this survey. So far I the commission has not rached iiresentcd tiniio list. ners with a shall be. refused lici-i Chrislnias plft of several cf.-ared ; "te. Present llcensi-s channels the Kedeial Kadio Com- i ruaiy 1. ' mission plaas to make It a Mia tin v ' 11 '"' nf1 be'iiecensaii to idlint New Year with a further c-lcnrlnir. nate .'inn stations, us originally con- Alter snendlnff Christmas at ' templated Thev commission th'ir homes the commissioners will make Inspection trips in their WASHINGTON (AP) Having 1 any conclusion nstoivhtch stations refused licl'lises to oper- expire l-'cb- be- lleves .satisfactory reception condi llons may be attained by the cllml- respecllve nones, making a (tlose.ip o. sonic siuuons am. w- i the 1.2hi to l.fitMi kilocycle bund where they will not Interfere with the broadcasting of qimlily pro K ran is on the preferred chaiinels. (iwlni? to the iihsenco of the appraisal of (he reecivhiK end. They will diseiiss the. situation with listen rs and liroadcastfrs, hold In formal hearings anil tune In on The business man who left Jiost of his estate lo a lawyer probably figured hcM save -hi relatives a lot of trouble. Coughs and colds are quickly , relieved by taking . Thompson's . Cold and Grippe Tablets Moon Drug Co. Secret Bride ' """" s Six weeks after ("lata J'oulioii be came the set ret bride of Attorney liichard P. I'oulton of Chictujo. Iht husband was mystcriutisly mur dered. Thf attorney's body was found, badly heatcii. in a loop base meiH alter a meeting: vt a jjuiteia' local. other cominlssjoneis and tlu of business here Commissioner O. II. Caldwell of the eastern y.one will 'not be able to spend much time Inspecting his territory, fie' will visit lloston and New York. Commissioner Sam Plckard of the middle west zone hns been serious ly 111, and physicians have advised him not to make the contemplated trip through hU terrltury curly in January, lie was threatened with pneumonia and n slowly convah s- cillK. .i 'ommlssioner Kujjene Kykes. an Ink cliaiiinan, who represents the south, has been In bis terri tory since curly in Hecember Ket Uiik a line on the broadcast intf iiatiou. ! t 'omnilssloni-r Harold A. i.a- ! Pount. represi'iitin the mountain t and Pacific coast stales, faces a ; sti'-tlilOUS schedule Ultei' hpei dill!,' Christmas at his heme in Salt Luke city. He will hold enni'eri uceH ' w ith people Interested In radio, ', but will not conduct any official heUiinKS. 'All of the commissioners plan to return to Washington by January la in advance of u public hearing on allocution of short wavrs, Jan nary 1 7. CONTIt ACT lillGK ; hy Milton C Work Although but a small proportion of the country's players have taken up Contract, the pimp apparently Is here to stay and Itridners should understand It even If they are In (titf front or anlaftonistic. Kor the next two or three weeks at least. In hls series of articles, Thurs days, Prldays and Saturdays will be Contrac t day-i, The earlier of the Contract irticles will nolo the diffenuues between Auction bridge a tut Con tract bridge In cfttnt and scoriiik'. After ihat, there will he a full explanation of the differ ences In hldtllim. The play N Iden tical In bridge und Contract and. while thereare distinct differences In the bidding and radical differ ences in the count, there Is not us Ureal difference In bidding us was first Imagined; and the count, while flu tires are. much l.irfer. is bfiscd upon 'Auetlou bridge m-mi-Iik:. ' The maid difference between the' two panics is that in Contract, the value of tricks made in eveess of Ihe contract is entered la the bonus column tabove the Hue); they do not count toward j;aine (below the IlueL , Contract deals In In rye figures and those who luive been accus- . turned to ptaytiiK bridge for u stjike should reduce the sb.e of the stake when they take up Contract. I Contract fcumes, are loo' points pud a trick bid anduiade counts toward kiiiiip as follows; No Trump .Spade or Means blamouils or Clubs 20 j As In Auction bridge. Spades outrankvIJearts iu tin IdddinK. nnd 1 dainonds outrank Clubs. Three 1 Hearts i.m be ttvercalleil by three. S;des, ami It takes four Clubs to' oven-all three Ulanionds; but the: two Major suits count alike 3uj per 'nick I toward- mime, the two, .Minors each count L'U, Three of a' .Minor oveivnlt two No Trump ul-J thouuh the latter would count 7u,j and the former tin; as In Auction' bridge. It Is the number of tricks ( hid the sivie ((d the contract, not : Its value that Is the lest. It will! at once be noted that, as iu Aue-J lion bridge, to make kuiuc from a I love score it 'lakes three No' Trumps, four of a. Major or five of a M in or.. , i No small honors' are counted In Contract: the only honors reckon-' ed are when four or more are held In one band. Kour Aces In one1 hand, ton. There Is no difference' In value between four suit-honors "1 iti one hand and four In one hand with fifth In partners; both count ; tun. In Contract the rubber bonus U; r.nn when the rubber has lasted fort itirec panics; or. In other words,! when the opponents h:ivc M-orcd a KM me., The bonus is 7m when ihe' rubber Is won In two stilihzht t press Annies, the opponents not winnliiK a iatne. j (Continued totunrmw.) t.lohn F. Dllle Co.) ' Dull Children More Versatile At Play NASHYII.I K (AP) Hull eMld t'en appear slightly more versatile In their phiy responses than bright children, the pKychulony avilon of the Ainciican Association for the Advancement of Si-tence as" to!d today In a paper by Mr. Harvey C. I.t'hmnn. associate professor .pV choloi;y at Ohio l"ni ersity. Mr. Lehman based this nnd other conclusions on the resuliK obtaineil from ad minis! ration of a "play imU" devised by him to more than li, Odd childicu In the third to ninth grade' of the public schools ot Kansas City. Mo. Groups of brlub; pupils were found to participate li ssi frequently than the dull chil dren In nctlvths of the motor typ' and more fr'o,ilenl!y In activities rcqiiiriii? ivadimr. They showed a livelier sense of humor but wero h-rts social iu th.'lr phiy than the other KI'OUp. ( WATCH THIS SPACE . for Our Clearance Sale Announcement PUTMAN'S La Grr.rule's Exclusive Ueady-To-Wear k' Millinery & Shoos, A t-rt'U- of uinro tluurO WIIK il lr.ll HMU;i'l In rf-KUi-vojjiK P"i'l it 'In' I'lllUO. J Property valued at nearly $17."., iMio was destroyed In Uccdpoit lust ' week by fire, and Industrial plants of half a million dollar value were threatened by a hln.e trived theCiiust l-Vheries and An- ,f-'.)i !...... .i .. .1-1..., i.lll.ln i.m hours. nste. of 9K Purchaslim of rlcht of way prop- J erty between , Leliation and Sweet Home by M. I.ynott and .1. Pt Hy- ers. who have been surveying railway route between Albany and Poster, was in prom-css lusl week. I MjB For Picture Framing THY The Oregon Hardware FIRST i.i. .is. ..:m qnc full-flavored Coffee "PLEAS PASS THE BREAD" In the hundreds of homes where Gotden Crust Hreud is served you will hear this phrase repeated over and over aaln. Why? 1 teen use Golden Crust satisfies. Kun your knife through one of ihese temptingly toothsomo oavefl, notice how cleanly It slices, how dutlMhtftil Its aroma IU Thei'o Is. the proof of honest (tuullty, pure Ingredients, correct baking. , , : : Tho next thud you are ordering your ki'"(,',U,h. make miro of tho best bread you can buy. - Specify Golden Ortint I tread anil limn hear your family say "Please pass thn bread." ' . t ' ; . . i v AGwlliams Electric Bakery r t La Grande, Oregon . The hili school strike at New-1 port ended abruptly last week when' '11 of the students presented them selves at the school and. IhroiiKh a representative of their parents, sat I they had decided to return to tluir similes. They asked M.rs. Malsy T. I lalleck. principal, UKatnst w hose ndminlstrallon they had been pro testing, lo aid thorn In making tip KTadcs, !sas2isE5!saijsiHiai u u kit a m llEBBiail I .os Anne'es pnllce ask'd "Selil--face Al" i "a pone. Chicago kuiiksIi r. to leave 'town. . Home cities Just un appreciate an honor like that. Marlon county put a crew of sur veyors in the Held preparatory to out lint mr Its ro:nl.oill.Hi.-' ..-,. uratn to cover a period of five' years. It was said ihat a number 1 of roads would be macadamized or paved, w,hlle several new highways I would be constructed. t DELIGHTFUL! Tho Utindon chamber of com-1 merce Is championing the action I taken by the Port Orford chain- her In an effort to remove all road f sIkum from (he Itoosevelt highway , irnm tne Califfirnla line north to the Coos-Curry oounty line. It be came known In Coipiille recently. Fluffy Ruffles I ? .? . p- ' Fren nut loimelnt fsl.ima h.iv tn ftmhilnr In thin fniw fann jiy Mlil now. (luff ahni Hi rk of tht moil MOorei! nnn i i i t Well i a l .Hv ; , , g r- i ' M 1 X $r" i" ' f is I Well, si:-, I mil It 's Fun To Shop With Sally! In a peck of I don't know what (o do hud my 1 7-vciir-ohl boy m DM a a M wm I work I tif; for a few days und the i IhmiiiI of Inspectors of child labor bits found ii mil tnii l I may be pi-o- Ei ii ii ted. A boy under '1 ycai - old AM lltatV liai Iiatbarn Ibirnmle... Mum' slur. ahl of Iht I tip in i;uroM' when .-be icinrmsl lo cw )'ork on i lie s. s. ari-. With Iter. Itarbaru brouulii two Hick (in-Mimi dolN and. hws. cil pa lily, two nf (be erj ndc iiial( rca-nnt u hv -he choM'u 'iniMlcm cunt of Vurk la-t year. i uy i not stipiHtcd (4 work nowaday ' HiliiliiiV mill fjolilnv imil fkHn. ; laib h-ddiiiK mid la. vim; In bed lute in Ihe liioriiimt ami eeitbhijr elc ,1(1111 ums witb'lt lo make ll JiM n bttlc harder on III poor old dad. f have heard of child labor Irtus be fore bul. after tlx' hoys Rt.'t cnottuli thai lhc cu double ted in on tbclr poor oM iliuly and dike .him down on the floor ami wallow btii) n round until he feels like he has hern poiimhst flout hcilft lo ' foot I think (I Is almut Hnic Ihat ;bos of Hint kind act a clra irc lo work off miiiic or their -tnpliiN jencruy. I inn -ctnlliiu In n ticim l lotilxlil iu order that I can keep IMMll lI IllJ "".I III mini. t.H... -end lii (he Mint li and uc( one of Hiom' n!'l-fa-hloucil hli koricw, (he kind ih rallicr n o rood or its lK and H e ir I t-nn'C eiifon c ti III lle of Hie child hibor law. OiH-lde or (bill I am rcclluif pielty immI uihI hmulilim until 1 mu -baklim fiinii head to feci. Mtino feln. Itnl 'ul. Mini Brcli pii'nt. liirpcntlni'. cat pel lack anil Mind pa per. . s. Another milond of mil ronl tvrlt I. I Kiies )oii knew (hal ue'n hcic out. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. W B. II 1ir l'a1i Tint Poor Mn' Krltmit" Wtmr rminrirr. I'bonn Main 11M Mo UuuAas UikIikm U w w BU M id ifl m M B U H M M M Si M ea M in kl H Id U M 19 M EH M Bd M "OtlOP" is scarcely the word to say she's so assur ed and jaunty about it. You love to go along. Her clothes are quite the thing as she swings expec tantly down the street. Her complexion is young, lovely.. And so eager, alert, is her gay, clean mind that into this shop she hastens, then out with a bundle. Into that shop, then out with another. "Yes, this is the right cold cream,"' selecting the simplest of" two jars the white, fluffy insides looking alike, equally fragrant. You'd think her rather casual about her purchases, till home again she unwraps the finest .powder money can buy. The cake of soap kindest for Sally's skin. Sheer chiffon hose of wonderful wear. And they prove the finest powder, kindest soap, long est wearing sheer hose. Every shop trip Sally. makes is a triumphant adven ture. Out of magazines and newspapers she gathers the news that means getting what she wants, in the. style and quality she wants it, at a price it is right to expect to pay. She never wishes after she's bought one thing that she'd considered longer and bought an other. For Sally is sure. She has faith in her own good judgment and taste. Her choices come from an easy, happy survey of all that is buyable. Sally reads the advertisements and remembers their news. BBB9" n 11 ii ii ii is ii ii ii u M n M M ft m m a n 153 H n m If you read the advertisements regularly, you can appraise what you buy with the clear, calm judgment of a professional .MKBBHlEIBZailEai H H iesssssskI
