La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 10, 1928, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday, Januai-y 10, 1928 GRANDE. EVENING OBSERVER Page Three News Mrs. James Oneal Entertains Club : At Bridge Party i Mih. JnnioH Uneal wuh hostess to i In Wuke-elitu Hildffo club yester- iluy ultcrnoou at her home qn Hoc Ilornlta, I'lfrnoii played a clarinet solo, oftpr which the program closed with u reading hy Mrs. H(aj wick Clarla ' - ' Plana for a program to bo given nt the tiPxt'hieetinK. which will he the second 'week in Kohrnnry. were (liMCUHsed. New Sports Dresses Made Of Pink Satin f'OVK (Special) The Itihceca ond yt.e.t. Three table wore all ,,, ft lin,rrmn Thurmliiv piny during the uftornoon and f li Ht voninjc in' the. lodge niomsv fd- II17I' IIIIIOIIK .!..... iiinm'nn owed by A Uu)iOl BOCllll. tfOVin .women of tho Ihdpo pot on u p among the . elnh mem hem went to Mrs. Bert Webb and inn M'cmiii prize mi -vmh. w. n. iiney. entltl A lniyH Work." Mih. . I.. I.nne won llic guosi followed hv n reellailon . ir. von 1 Mik-s i.crtrmie i.nrner . MrM f. .urk m.Uatln. hiviv of Mi-h. nnonl. who l vwltinjr ..The 0i(1. iiIlt(f lin(1 Air. r. t. in l his city. I Mcl'horsori, of l-a Onmde. wing a The rooms were attractively o-i nf A . (.!talinn; ..M(lW liiniy oral-d with pulled plants. After nm u WI,n K,ven j,y MlH rll.R the card games the hosted served; ,.mmi( un(i ilrs. l.ydin . ling, of l,n i. ,t.vo-eoiiio liinclii-nn. lirando, sang a eolo. Mrs. Nellio Mi'h. ttert Weld will he tho nest ; Mni(on KaVo i rending, "Her Unby ho'' to the oluh Monday, Jan. Iti. Ilr0ttirri- m,m, Md'hernon rend "Hown and Out," after which th liitlon toll i iow ii a no I'm, an er men Mr. and Mm. Clyde Hoppei on-, prn(rram .-tosod with a reelt;i tallied, tho members of the Wi,-; ()V )Pi nt ,((Ho. !ly Hum'I Itenvis (Associated I'ress Ka.shion Kdltor) I'AIMS ( Al') 'Satin.; pink pro- f f erred, is displayed in the ivt wcsi 1111111(7 for sportM wear' wherever fashionables cullict In die south of Krance. The ' most pn ti'iitlnus style j hontteu operaio itnuieli Khoprl along the Klvt'iia at elite like t'aniMH. Nice and Monti- Carlo. llich1 'l' HllfN III1 IUM JIH IM'II ii? I ine uiain ri i",ijiiuii!i ui'i c, in i- m- plnying I he sit i in ilresi-s. ' (iiverta snuHliint no doubt had KDiiicthhiK to th) with the selec tion of pink hut 1'arls is (x-jiind the choice of suiln. All Hie Involy hhle flocks whieh 1'jiria sent to (he south last season wi re fadi-d after ll few weeks under the Mediter ranean .mill. l.iUewl.Hi- some of th-1 Ki-ei-ns. So this season pink, a color which the sun si-nns to ap prove. Is he iti; tried. j Trope de chine,, nod feather That ' PRINCIPALS IN LOVE CULT CONTEST Bridge : Pointers Hy Mlhon 0. Work Yesiorduy two hundti wero K'von to ilhiHtrato preoptions to tho gen eral flnoss.'nK rulo; tho. rnlo hoinjr'i thut you Mhoold flm'w.ie to catch u KinK when hnlditiR toss than It) cards of tho salt In your two Jinnd. ) Scoro In hold rntMmlovo-ii1): McuiIh; irunip; South declarer: tho fteiiee! of SpadoN the original had. Which! Spado should he played from hum-! on tho rttst round? Xo. i newly orjjan ih hi re, hist ovenihif Vt t hoir j0J.pflt m Sixth mi reel. The rooms J - lilia IfrhlKe ellll l.ed clul home on wore prettily decorated in n color tcheine of yellow and while, hou iiieiMfnf flowers heiuK used. -Two tables of cards were (it play ilntiMK tin- evtsiilnK. and hiKh hon oth were won liy Mr; and Mih. Nor val .Jones,. After the tfiinirH UiC hONles served u two-coiirwe lunch eon. ' ' . Mr. anil Mrs. Jones will eitertain the (duh at its next moolintf, w hich will lie Monday evening, Jan. 2 3. . A surprise party honoring the l:rlhdiiy auniversury of Mrs. t t. Lilly was Kiven last ovonin at the home of Mrs. Sydney. Hnppoiset hy tho women' of the Klrst UapUnt church and their husbands. . The owning was spent at Kftnios jind '.vlKltlntf. and at a Into hour fceveral wnmea or ihe porty served refreshments. ..v '''' ' v , COVK (Special) Mrs. William M. Hrndner was hosless to tho l-'nn i.nd Joy IliiilKO clnh Saturday aft ernoon. Two tahies of tnrds wero at pluy durinK the afternoon and! high honors were won' hy Mhs-He-ss Kelly, the second prize KOins lo r Mrs. !. K. Iturker. Those present wore M rs. A. U. orton. Miss cs Kelly. Mrs. T. It. ronklin, Mrs. . T t ilofty. "Mrs. John Miller. Mrs. (JeorKhmnu I'hltdwick and Mrs. A. C. Conklin. Atlor tho program lunch w:.s en- woiRni .iasnas, auer se rai sen- SOUS Ol tiiH ein,u n e u iiv i-i yiehl, at leiist temporarily, to a Al.lt'KI, (Spocial ) A pleasant "ol' nv,ll fabric, surprise party was held at the home' tln. with Its more feminine, or Mr. mid Mrs., ltuv Kuller Sat- rornmi note. Is enjoying a hutfe urdav evonlnir In- honor of Mih. voruc In l-'runce. It will not Walter's hirlhdav nnniversarv. The stranKo ll It Invnd pvonlnir was spent iilayintf pinochle field, uh sjiom elolhei and other garnes,. after which froshmenls were si-rxed. It will not ho the sports once1 swept afternoon cate- Thoyo jyosont were- Mr. and Mis. lioed Taylor, Mi find Mrs, M. 1 WaUsinjror. lr. and Mrs. Harry, Ktshor ntiil daughter, Josephine, Mr. and Mrs. Itnlph Wells and chtl-' dren, Mr. nnd Mrs. Knink WiiKht, Mr. and Mrs. Carl l-'nller and son, Mf.'and .Mrs. Irwin Moss, l-'runk Olh.von nnd Misses Mary and Man- fcraret 'J"iy'or. satin out of th pory.' ' " Another innovation In sport: wear, only suitable at present for winter resort patrons, , Is the hand kerchief heft. It is a iiuire hand kerchief scarf with a colored bor der rolled 'corner wise, passed through the belt loops of a sport droits nnd tied in ll knot ar he left side. The style Is a feminine steal j from masculine sport clothes for , ; men nave worn scari-oeus wmi COVK (Special) Mr. and Mrs. White flannels for several seasons VP. It. Conklin were hots at a b now. o'clock dinner Kriday ovonlntr. iov- The sipiaro scai-r continues to be ors wore laid for six. Tho guests an Important' part of the southern wore Mr. and Mrs. T. C Hefty nnd costume and no doubt Is due for Mr. and Mrs. (Jl K. Barker. Arter continued favor this spring. Worth dinner bildo was ployed. is showing- new scarfs of black ' with rod or white polka dots-In tho center and plain borders, or J polka - dotted bottlers and plain centers. Scurfs of pastel plaids are still favorites. " I i -s 'Mar. j 'iAk r inn - i mm. tTr ' .'f i . A,.Je I' 1-9 itt. ' , fSjfi I. olHior n finin a .tn.ir-rai-.l uli' HAT CLEARANCE Special group, values to $10.50 . . ' . Now $7.50 : PliniAN'S La Gr&nde's Exclusive Ready-To-Wear ,, Millinery & Shoos ; haunt the adverse trumps, and lea I PLAN'S l'IMlOVi;i nnds of Clubs, he cttn dis- ; io (Juoon or Similes on the! thi-ee roi card tho (inoon of Spad 'third round. Tlal way he would I have an excellent chance for a i 4 : mud- Stain hy ruffing a Spade wit 1 , IryiiiK the Idamond fiiiefso. j (Copyright. Jtdil) I'. Oille Co.) WASHINGTON', Jan. 10, (,AI' lU'iiianiZiillon plans prepared In t be. federal courts for torminat- : lug ihe reeelvership of iho hlcaKO- M itwuukcp ami St. iMul railroad ! were approved ttntay hy tho Ititer liate romoiorce onitnlMslrtn, rutin. i:it roors itn.L SAN ANdKI.O. Tex. (Al') While flddllug for dances K. 11. (toodwln taps tho floor wlth,hi foot at loiist lift If a million times a year, according to Ills own esll- ; male. So far. as hiMkno.ws his left foot doesn't move during dnnees. 1 1 nt for some reason ho cannot e- i ; plain the sole of his left shoe wears I nil I'on llrlmr this coupon mid &fto for Mariel or Itound t'url. Special Three-1 Uly Offer Only Toes. Wedni".. and THurs. ' Mjiu;ii iikaitv siiofi'i: A Main Hi Here die' i he principals In the $r,iia.HH bleach, of promise suit against a hive cull le.nler, 1 p- lefl, ' Mi-m. - Uikcr. ; wife of 1 1 1 i: i ill 10. - Itikcr ;( below). vt Is being sued by M rs. lOvelvn Ituseucraiitz (upper rlj.;ht ). . i In Hand No.- I, .the, hud- wns'1Hlt nVxt either (n) rrnm u .four-card suit hoadod by a King, (h) ll four-enrd siiit. hoailed hy a Nine or (e n sin- WnmM ! WpJlli Til'Pfl Itiindowii itml Nervous gleton. - If It ho li) , or (c) ami) and the King of Spades and u sec-; r n fniv. ........ i ond round of Kpu.les may he' lnho lower imr of the stomach, ruffod; In (e) by u lend of Spades hearing down pitlns lemale weak to trick 2. in (M by West's winning lu'wok, hoadnehos. backache, mel- with the Acc of Clubs urifl itnonoim. r-n'"""' . 'ending u Spndo to trick 'I rangements, flushes of heal. Looking nt tho combined hsmk. im ""d Indoflnllo pains, whites direr can see Hint us ho must) painful or IriegiHar period, shout i ,o ono Hinmond and one Ciuh. he write to Mrs. Kllon Loved. Tt.h5 advise homo method MENUS P.-T. City Council Begins Year's Work Announcement's blospoohs flour, 1 '4 cups lint water. 3 tablespoons lemon juice, .1 tc:inpooii salt. teaspoon Iap ' rfkn, 1' egg yolks. j ( McJt j)Uf,r nnrt 8tlr ln fur . Hy Sister Mary. 'Cook until mixture hulihles. Mow- liRKAK KAST Oranges, cereal, ly add waior. stirring constantly. ! cream, creamed eggs on toast. o.- Season with salt and paprika and tra tiurW. milk, coffee. bring to the boiling point... Add 1. 1 xemoo.N with sausage, The White Uose cluh of the La-i dies auxiliary to tho Brotherhood of Itailway Trainmen will meet with Mrs. C. K, Happrrsett tomor row uftemoon with Mrs. Sadie Hull as ayslstant hostess. The rose loaf hopper, the small whflc Insect seen flying from rose hushes In the fall In Oregon, cull be controlled by a nicotine spiny, says tho entomologi.ol . of the ex periment station. Those insects in jure the plants by sucking the juice out of the leaives and leaving small white spots. The-best time to apply the spray is in the spring The first rtieeltng or the l'a'rent-1 ' 1 , i-Uuiin.M-v when the wingless, insects ar" Teacher City council this car was; , ' i i ,t iii i.-ninnn'i found reeding on the underside of held yesterday, nflernoon at fl:luj v,ll ' . .. the plants. Tho formula used Is o'clock in the Neighborhood , ctun ""' " ' 0i. .,. nicotine sulfate, 2 tablospoonfulls: itornoon a". 17o2Vl ' w iiiei, j - giiiiuiiN. , i i fooins, Mrs. I.. Kalis, prestdori or Juo council, presldUig. The, oilirf session was devoted to the business or (lie council. Tho Lowell I'ut- . ton concert, which was recetitly brought to La tlrjtmle ny the conn- ell, was discussed. 11 being Ve first meeting of the year, reptfrts. of all offices and chairmen of' standing commit lees ami sjoclul coniliiilUMis were heard. J . Mrs. Norman Krees reportyd on the milk situation in La Crande. She. with Mrs. , J. K. Chorlton, chairman of the home service com mittee, and Mrs. Mlvin Handy, will meet with the , ty commis- slouers in the lllteryfcl of the milk sil nation. It was nnnouiicVd that tho 'Cen tral Parent - nYiiHicr ussoclation would have tVooked food s;ile and u ruminng sale on Saturday, und tlat Ilie.'Willow school association Is arranging for a social enlortiiln ment lo lie held ll the school l-'eh. I l,i The regulai- meeting of the jifcemvond association, scheduled for this Krhiny at uic scuooi. oas been postponed until Friday. Jan. 20, this week being the end of the semester's work In the schools. About At members of the Mary- tha, Hible school class and their families gathered In the basement ;of the First Methodist Kplscopat church lasi evening for a pot hick supper nt ii o'clock, f. After supper the annual business inoetlng of the class was held and Mvh. Melvln (lalhralth was re-elected president of the class,, Mrs. W. MeDanlel was elected vice presi dent ami Mrs. W. M. I'ierson w.is reelected se-retary-t rea surer. ; Mrs. Itenwick Clink. Mrs. W. M", IMcison. Mis. c. 10. Sling and Mrs. John Speckhiirt were members of (the committee In charge or tho meeting, and after tho supper und business se.'s'ou an interesting pro 'gram ws given. Miss (lenovieve Adler, Miss Mary Lou l'lper and Miss cinrice Clark played piano solos. M iss lOvelyn Piper sang u selection. iic'timpanled hy lior sis ter. Mary Lou. and Miss Dorothy I'll roe sang n solo, accompanied by her mother. Mrs. C M. Pierce. Mie . The Altar society will meet to morrow afternoon at H o'clock with Mrs. William Siegrisl. J: . , -' i The Womans ,Korelgu Missionary society of the Methodist Kpiscopal Wednesduy Washington avenue. The Fraternal Order of 10 agios t wltl meet-Thursday ...evening, t Ati. nienibcrs. and their wives are in vited. A; mock trial will bo a fea ture of ,t ho evening's ontertain inent. J ' Apples stuffed lemon juice ami bring again ...... wniiii viri), iro, UIC JMillll. ICIIIOVC II'OIII pudding, milk. tea. IHre and silr in yolks slightly j OLNNKIt Vresh codfish stuffed beaten. Serve nt once. Or keep 'and baked, egg sauce, boiled pota- hot -over. hnt Svntor but do not let toes ln parsley butler, 'parsnip hull, cakes, everyday steamed pudding, IVe the whites of tho .eggs for milk, coffee. , ; cake-or fruit whip. , r Codfish, either salt Or fresh, 1st one of the cheapest apd best uf I " the-fish foods. Science claims Hint KlIJOS IN.H XCTION the cod is particularly " rich In- SALIOM. Ore., Jan. 10. AP) Iodine. A .spin 11 fish weighing Thf1 'Town Willamette Paper;com four pounds is delicious" stuffed l"'J.v yesterday filed un injunction with a. plain cracker stuffing, , Hllit "gainst Hie. -state" hind hoard, j naked and -served with a hurt egg ?pkhht I( prevent tne sale iy the. snuco. This rule-for egg sauce is hniiri1 lf eertnih properties which not extra vaganL and us any fish, i,,,p oonipan.V.cliilniH in Laiie county. t I be It boiled, broiled, baked otftT"? e.ourt is tiMked, to sot a -date ..fijlotj, ..Is ImprpYCd If served wlih'w"' ,,tB rights pf the parties can ! has no chnnce for a slnni. tie en.n l ivihishb , inwo nnn Ktvutf und still make iramit. I ne " onuieiy r .r.r. -. Thiii rerenee between five tricks I out charge lo Iho Inquirer u-i.ih mA..ih mnb if ihe i.m.,1 1 of u convenient wore from the King and he play ! whereby she nnd other women say small -from Hunimyi nnd four they have successfully relieved tricks (which he would make if he-;Mlntilftr troubles. . piny his Ace of Spades on the rir.-d . Tho most common exptosslon of trick) Is Immau-rinl, but it Is es- , t)pse thnnkrul women Is "I feel sentluLihHt ho make gome und he'lnke n new woman." An,d others, mny lose it hy trylng.for the extra "l don't have uny pulns whatever trick. Declarer should pluy the anymore." "I eon hnnlly , holieve Ace of Spades, exhaust the udverse myself that your Wondeiful Moth trumps unit then establish his.od lias done so much good for mo Spades: expecting to make Hire ( in such ti -short time." Write to Simdes. four Jlearts, two Diamonds rl iy. This advice is entirely free und one Cluh game, .(.ess tlwm.. two...tnlJM0i.nf,.. tip rortyioiie -r million' population" o! France pay an income tax. . t'he siiuce. the recipe follnw's. tablespoons huttor. !be"ntermlnod. The .. cormorant dyvours', ta'- tons of fish in a 'your. ' i ftf-3 v ii mn::.-v. i lo you. She hua nothlnic to Adv. Has gone, hut'with iis ' still is the knowledge of its . accomplish ments. ; ; , " V , ' Maylie. we can 'iivake n better showing for 1928. . ' , - 'fx - ' Our savings will " help you. United States .National Bank For 100 women that pinke their own hats, only one makes her hus band's neckties An eminent explorer maintains thai cannibals nre ver proud o: their table manners. Frenchy Touch ? Smart winiieilt ttt T'liris annis tll ll.lf.Hvf.f llH'SI- 'tltMr vitli 8i'Hrvfik niaii'liiiii? ilif'fr Iiiiik. Mril (It hTt hows lllltlirl' iliu thin. In No. 2. the loud nmy lmve beoii noill ll rollP-curd unit hended -hy lh( KiliB. or till! Kllilf limy be In tin- Kiist luniil piohuhly thr'Mli I,.,., ir North finwoiP the Qufcn und i:Ht win wltli the KlilK, Hi' clnrVr will lom' ii Kpndi' trick: hut if he pluy th" Aci. of HimrlcH, cx- rerecrron& r t i THL I-1Kb I" MO IOKLKSS SLAIJLANL in the world is tins strange craft built in Ger--nany-by Hons Richter,- internationally famous glider expert. I he cralt is lowed by a motor it until it clears the water; then Richler is rfble to keep aloft by following air currents. 25 Off on All Heating Stoves Call and see what Will Buy " In Fancy Vases, . Glassware, Etc. F. L. LILLY HARDWARE Phom Mala M 2i Ji Old drinklliK ilnM. linil m- vi' lmlloin lliwv Hi" . ilium. Iiiilihh'i'. 1 One li;moli why piospcroilH proporty iwnci-H omt'tlun.rt lillnhlr. Ih thai they fulled In mitlclliiitc the lOHSI'll uflcr ii . flr or wlnilHlonn nnd cnrrlcd no Ilcnliii or i Bi-'iihrt Oicu piilic.y InMilriini'i.. I.ct this nK"ncy Icil you-,, . Union Mortgage & Investment Company JtKAL In- '" - . Estate Ioan BERVTrw Nw Foley BldK.. I Ornd - Oregon. ''V.. ",.'1,' ' C R E AM ' of T A R TAR.; ivMv t'nm lfH) Pure food experts and doctors do not pass judgment liKhtly. The world over they declare most empliatlcally .. . ''. . " '' ('' that cream-of-tartar hakins powder is the most wholesome for'you. Coffsa 19 Silce 1i J, 31 Rulmcti T ni' , ' ,,NN 1 Nt' H-OKIDA BKAUTIES are .iupl, ;iyin ihe very latest stvle in bearli cmliimes that will br worn V ', '"'""".ij'le-pli. Ilie ,,,1!. themselves? Well, from li ft to right they are Hetty Linn, l amp.: Myrtle Byron. Miami; VirR.ma Shields. Palalka: Rerl Walson. Orlando. EaiU B.irnhill. Si. Augustine; Fiances I'nrarca. Jacksonville; Alk reen. .omI Cables; CM Crews. Daylona . KiHv Mr-, St Pelentan,. Adele Filgcrald. Lakeland; Dorolhy Craliam. Pain. ' Beach, and Mary NtinV West Palm Beach. New Car-owners WVrun help you solve one of your first problems "How much nnd what kind of In mirance do I need .'" Come In und talk to us. We can explain nil the vari oim forms of protection car ried by car-owners nnd help you decide on the form you IK'fd. We make no churj?o for In formation and inMee. U. & Investment Co. O. W. H'ARVOCK, Mgr. I'boufl Main S3 Office lo rear of U. B. Bank Bldf.; Dtranc on Depot fit. 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