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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 18, 1928)
' Weiliu'S(1:iy,.J:iiui;ti'y IS, 1028. LA OK AN UK EVkNING OBSERVER" Page Three k - i. (SogietY; News i Club Will Move Into La Grande ' Hotel Shortly IttKiniiiR with the nxt nit-ethic . Jan. Ml. the Cmmli' N.Khhor liood will meet itt the l'.a (iriuiuV liott I. Mis. lmnM .M. I'ntfue. who wns atininl'il t-otnmltwo , i h;i irrmui to tleeloV upon a now inciting pliu-o for the Hub. some tiiiM' tifco, mad her n-port tlur i tK y4'SiritiiyM liusitii'SH si-HKion of I tin- eluh, afti-r which llif nienihers . votcil to nu'i't at.thf hoti for the leinain.liu- of this eluh yi-ar, at tin1 - end of which limn a voto will ho ' taken uh to wliclhcr pwinaurnt ' i lnh I'oouts will h i hiahllshctl : thrnv, . , ; lhcr eommittt'o reports wcim I irlvMi by .Mrs.' Kvi'lyn Mi'iirnsliiiw, ally chairman In chnrK' of tin ' I'hrlHtimis m 'ill v ho ' reported a lotnl of $-147 in' the treasury ' us Hn r suit of tin- sale within the clly. and hy .Mrs. CharltH (Juiup. county rhal rinan. who . rvportt'il "7 from flic county snl so fur. wit h H'-vi'ral outsiaiulin reports 1o hi rTrivel. Mrs. Win Hamilton lucnme a iiu-mlw-r of tlio eluh dining the nit'i'tin, w"hi( h was pri'sifled oyer hy t li pit'siih nt, M is. WImtwooiI ! WlllianiK. - j The day was known as "I. Unary ; 1'ay" ami the program was In' fliai-K'- of Miss Mabel I o!y. city j liiirai'ian. In a short talk ho tore the opening of tin program she I rxjiMSSfd the hope (hat the room; i whleh' has been iisr-d as the N'eitrhlmrhnod eluh' room sineo the huili'liiHr of the library about 1 yenis iitfo be made InlQ ii child ren's room, to' relievo the crowded condition in the main library. She . briefly explained the playlet. ."All ;ln a Day's Work," whleh was (if veti later in t he after noon and w;l written by Miss holy around ' actual happenings in n. day's Work tut the , library. , The playlet was e)eor.!y jrlveji throujrhom and ln-onnht out many faels about the library, which ur1 . unknown by many. In u most in- .teroKtiiiff manner, rt-Kitrilliifr the j size of the library, how it ranks jwlth, ether libraries of the, mate, I home or the activities of the 1th- rary, and Urn it umber ami type of library patrons. j Vhe phtyh't e.s-d with the story liotir. a fiature for the children ' .or I he elty. Several children par- j ticipaled In This part of tlie pro- j 'gram and - two interesting little glories were told ly Miss Oertrnd " Wagoner, who has charge of th-e' story hour regularly. I h sides ' Mis Wagoner ol hers Liking part in the playlet were Miss Hoty;. MIhs MalieL Herzinger , "and Misw'Flla Neiderer, asststani I lihraiians.f fMrs. , H. H. Cieavur,, 'Mrs. I-:. .1. Hiiiilu, Miss , MtlH-ed' ;Hdyt; Criudys Millar. Mrs. W. K. Aillcr. Mrs. 1L K. Tyl -r, Miss Pert ha Hnntz, Miss .Alice ' .Cook. and little i;n har.i ( ops.-y aim kc. Lowry. I ..Preceding, the. playl-'i . Mrd, . C.-orge.S. Hirnie and Miss ( ;iadys Aiilh-r piaye.i two piano uu-i num- i . Ier(. "i i ungaria n I ance" ly lirahms ami 'Toreadin- And An 'dclousc." by dlubenstein. Tiie elnlt rooms were transform-j 'ed into a library and at one side ' jif the r an exhibit of new play of "Avhat some people use for 'fjookuiarks," and at the oilier side of the room was an Oregon Trail' wi iii', arranged w Ii h the library itplls, which were dress-d (to rep 'r'seut pionci'rs. Tiny covered wa- gons. trees and a roadway rep-ii-seiitlng, the old Oregon Trail were all a part of the exhibit. This iMilhit will be kept in the lib-j ra jv for the next several weeks arid the story hour each week will lie about the Old Oregon Trail, (he 1 librarian .Minounced. The'annual green and gold ball nf t In- M utual 1 mprovement asso elallon of tin- L. l; S. church will take place Thursday evening In the new recreational hall on Fourth .sli t. sponsored by Mho stake recfr-nthm committee. Mrs. Hay llaum and Hullo Lyman are committee chairmen in charge, and all (dans for the dancei are now practically complete. .Mann's Imperial orchestra will furnish music for tire dance and arrangements have been made for two features, whicik are creating ainusnal interest. During the even ing punch will be served. Tin- hall will be decorated ip t!ie M. 1. A. colors of gn-en and gold. i Invitations have already hnen sent out. All members and friends tof the church are invited. Bridge Club Meets . At Bramwell Horrie ' Mr. and Mis. Lester H. Hram-ivi-H entertaHied at an al tr active pnty last evening at t heir home jn N avenue, w hen member ol' tin Tuesday Itridge cltrh wirtljieir guests. - HoiiHUets of snapdragons "id other flowers of the ',lsin were used to decorate the rooms, form ing ii preity setting f-ir tin party. Hiirfng the evening tive tables of j nrujge were at pray. Mr a. t oron IJ. Kherhard made high acoro umnng the women players and the ui-n's prlxe went to T. U.,Ma irell." Hiresl irl::e wtre received l.y Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Itoyb-n. , The raid game j t followed by a t o-eoui se luncheon. nrve I by tlie hostess. NHtN' (Special ) A delightful luncheon w;is given Friday after noon at 1 : 1 ? o'clock nt the Kozy Koi n r Ka fe. when sis membi rs of (tie Lucky Thirteen "eluh en trrtained tie remaining mven member 4M,.rs wri- laid for 13 ftt" a cli-vet ly (l"roratr- table After luncheon the guests were PUieti in the home of Mrr. J, iF. Hutchinson, unri tlfree tahlr-A of pinochle ere at play. High score Chdpeau 35 m4 -3 riie quuiiiliU'SP of tills soft Uifl'-ta j )olp Khape. nightly wired. 'will) lave . Its upiieul hi our .warmer ) was uon by .Mrs. I,. S. Iiavis and the second prize wonl to ,Mis. W. W. Stevena. .Mrs. l-'red I 'uy and Mrsf (Jeoifte Paird Meeeied .ti.-j consolation plizes. I j CtiVK (Special) wedding of j lilUE-h interest to Cove people ytlSj solemnized Saturday at Hak'cr when Mins l-:ilen Tilms, dauKhterj of Mr.' and Mrs. .lames Tihhs. 01'i f Hock ('reek, and Haskell P.looni, j sun nf Mrs. Cora Hloom; or cove. wei e united In umrrtuKc. The Mov. 1 Mr. Weaver, of Maker, perforincJ the "ceremony. On y '' i mitred hue t relatives ,wei:e piesent. Alter the 'ceremony dinner was er'pd at the home of the -brides parents. - Mr: and Mrs. Itlooni will make their home at Cove. Announcements chapter I of p. K. (t. will ob-j nerve rounders' day with a lunch-! eon at 1.15 oYloek Friday it'fter-J noon at the La (iiamie nolo,. The IMveria Parent -Teacher as-j or!ation will meet Friday cvenin;: ;,t 7 : ;m o'clock at Ijine chapel. XA n jute. ,es;ius p r n a m is bein planned to be tflveti at tiiat time.1 The Women's society of the First". Raplist church will meet Fridi-.yj afternoon at the home of Mis. c, : V.. llapper.sott wilh Mrs. Lucy (ii'-I man assisting as hostess. The;e will be .luncheon at l:.tn o'clock,7 followed by the business mcet:!ig and program,- s"The .letais- Way i.f. the . .Indian" Will, by the Kubjeei and Mist -it. A". Fox wil'1Te ilic leade.-. ". ' ' . ( The l-Lippier Homes, club, will nieet at the home of Mrs. Maude Av.irM :i2 IIVenue, inmurrow! .V(. nfr ..lt s M,ot,k , ;oi.ii: ii.iEVi;sT XKW YORK-A hlg corporation is to garner gulden voices, golden liifvesl fur Nine bureaus have merged ijito one which will hi Challajdn ami other .4 WHAT a lot "I di(Tni.ie . wlillr WIK IliJfs! v l'n:h ul llitar arc Dnluic Dil Kio. Ktetn pu, IjuI llir nct',iie brlow ijiowl lirr in llw niakc up in which she altrndrd a io Ctrl llollvwuod funclmn. If - I v V v OUT OUR WAY MA! OM r CAr -TiOE MARK KE.EP5 GOKl DOvvnJ N DOWN.T VA JtS OUCiHTA SEE HOW hOR IT 15. low V i-T eo. ' V 1 -)'' Mr j -ftco u s pt err Women's Clubs Reoort'Last Year One of Successful State Program .1 WASHINGTON (AP) Credit for having ,al1 measures on Its 1 in'7 program for stale Advance ment become laws Is given to the Florida Federation or Women's Clubs by the general federation headquarters Jn-re. . Florida's program consisted of the establishment of an education al survey commission .wit h a $5(r. liuf! appropriation to carry on th1 work, a stale board of liublic wel fare, a stute board of forestry, an appropriation for a .tubereulosUs sanitarium and am appropriation for the nSitinlonance of the Uoyat Palm slate park. ' " TiepnrtH from o(her tate federa tions indicate IJuij 1!U7 rame near lo beipg a baniivi .yuar in accom plihliments aifd- according to geil wal federation of riclais t hey Indi ;cjttt.thut V!'JS- wiil jMiir.l.'orr-well. AVt I fare Work Progresses. The variety of ,c.li)b women's-interest-during the 'past year as de tenu inerl by local conditions is demonstrated by the activity of Vermont cente'red -on- flood' relief. AM member chilis joined In a state wide program to bring relief to the hundreds of families left des titute by the late fall flood. ...In Iowa active support was iriven the Community lhama association and $r.,u(Hi was voleil fur the Little Theater. j In Missouri, whollv or party llhrouch Hie stale federation, 3t'i) , crlHled children were discovered. given proper medical atlentwn j and placed in schools or homes I win if they could study. With this j the club women sponsored a con I n ntrated "baby hunl" in its drive : for birth reglstraliun. The state came out at the end of lire year j w illi a record of H5 per runl ret;is- (ration, a figurj topped only by one other slate, New York. I The MiiKsnchusMtls federation (has concentrated Its attention up 1 nt? education of the alien, glv(ng'a j helping hand to the roreiguer na he steps, from the boal In Huston, j New Mexico, afler years or cam paigning, 'secured a $7ft.tum appro i print ion from the state legislature Tor the establishment ef n home j and school for meirtal defectives. Student Aided I SchoUirship and st iideut loan j funds have been Increased in 1 budgets in many of the state j groups. Oklahonra reports that 171! j girls have been, wholly or jt.irtly he I ted t h rough college by such funds, w -hlli in I tela ware $4.5"(r has fiiv n aid to iia deserving girls, and Alabama has been instru ment a I in giving, support t girls. Menial. R nit re. lubei cnler and orthopedic clinics wri' established in Maryland through the work of the Federation of Women's Clubs, 1 1 llnpis secured from I he si a t e Cdo Years Baking Powder Guaranteed Pure Use KC for n5r texture and larger volume in your bakings Millions ol pounds used by our Government ' VIA oH! AyARsi- 'I M DOWM OP - Tide legislature un inerras from $H 2, ODO to 7S.nuo for the state, de partment of public hygiene, and was also responsible for the instal lation of seals for employes in one of Chicago's largest department stores. ( The Kansas Federation was re sponsible for legislation that es tablished a 'state detention farm for women and also a state'' tuber culosis santiturium. . MENUS Hy slsier Mary ! HI! F, A IC F A 8 T California grapes, , cereal, .cream, scrambled eggs on .mill toast,, milk, coffee. i l.l'NCH IOO. Tomato bouillon, molded rice and nut salad, brown hrend andwlches, spice f cake. r I' You can make each evening "-The end of a perfect day1 Aftef a good dinner good coffee! , . Insist on this marvelous blend. The v ' full flavor is always in the cup brew ( it mild, medium or strong. elk full-flavored coffee By Williams! OOmT VOU BtEEvE. MA ME5 cc?ac6 'Bdur me, ; If AIMT NO.tiOE. MARK-lT oM' O MV STbcKlNS t-18 OHM B MF SCRVtCe INC. J , cocoa. j HINNKIt HruiHed voiil cutlets, Irish potatoes' in parsley hutter, ' ,no:"r- l".,u" , The . luncheon buIu-1 .-In quvltft novel and ilecldedly iieai ty. Mo Id eil Hlce and nt Salad One-third cup brown rice. teaspoon salt. 1 cup boiling water, 3 oranges, cup chopped roasted peanuts, pup diced celery, 'let tuce ribbons, boiled salad drens iiK. Cook rice in' boiling salted vn"-' ter for ten minutes. . Add juice of oranges and 1 teaspoon grated rind and cook over hot water until tender. , Hemove from heat and add nuts. Work until thoroughly blended, using a fork rather than a spoon for stirring. Season with ; salt if necessary and turn into j four or. fivo wmull molds. When cold, tin mold on . a bed pf lettucw and garnish with prepared celery. Kero with , a . well-Heasonrd salad dressing. . T.eaf ietluee Is carefully 'crispd nnd' drained and cut in shreds to make - the "ribbons." ' packed ' vacuum 0 1 Bridge Pointers fly MIlKiO, Work , . CONTRACT ItltllKii; At the conclusion of thf serleH of Contruct UrldKe articles last week, we were riiKcitHsintf the Kirentrih retmlred for a No Trump hiil hy Fourth Hand, "iter three 1 passes. It In the ease In which the 1 Fourth Hand hits to decide whetli I er lo hid ami to force the deal I to be played, or 10 pass and have the deal passed out. There are a number of considerations which should tfulde htm In making thin decision; in close coscm, he should weitfh them all wit h (treat care before he reaches his final deter mination. To open the bidding and tlien ttave the opponents find a secondary hid w hlch develop-4 Into 11 Miitne-Koiug contract is hud enough ut H rid we at ( 'outract II inay. te even more Merious. To open the bidding at Contract wllli a doubtful holding and thus en courage the partner, who of course will assume that 11 Fourth Hand hlil lias been made with material strenKth, to jump with compara tively light jumping ntnterinl, may result in a double and disastrous set. . - On the other hand, after both opponents) have panned opporl un ities in, bid originally. It l not of ten OinlcHM they are very timid Initial bidders), that their combin ed hands will produce ten tricks for a Major-suit trump, and rarer still that they will produce nine for 11 No Trump or eleven for a Minor., Consequently. when a sirong .Fourth Hand throws out n deal, he postdhly is sacrificing nn opportunity to make game, and probably ' is sacrificing a chance to make' at least, .a partial acore which. it cannot he, stated loo emphatically or too .rryoienlly Is of much greater value at Con- ' tract than ut Auction Hrldse. If statistics were obtainable, they. probubly would show that In the j long run players with strength in the Fourth Hand position lose j more hy over-eonservatlmn than by undue optimism, (lenerally J speaking, when Fourth Hnnd has at least three cards In each Major, and some strength In both and no attractive sult-hld, he In Justified in bidding a No Trump-wllh three r -,;;:, SEE , , Adler Music Co. In With 'evlin's PIANOS 3- More Days -3 January Clearance Sale Buy Now and Save Everything Reduced ' PVTMAN'S La GiT.nde's Exclusive Heady-To-Wear Millinery & Shoos snips safely Htojtped and u "count" of 16: If. with the other p unifica tions, his count lie Id, there Hhouhl he little question about Hie hid. Totnorrow.lnthti suit-bids wtll he the subject considered. (Copyrlght.,Juhn F. !lUe Co.) iti;ovx pok sntixi , . PHI IH IX PAUIS PARIS (Al) Itrown, and es The Peal of a Distant Church Bell ' In this attractive, model, Seth Thoirtas has, placed a gong of bell metal. Its tone has a clear, ; lingei'ing quality that has fceen described most accurately as the. peal Of a distant church bell.; Ntu rut ui inn-', (t . i-- The "Tambour 20" pictured, above, is in ma-' hogany with contrasting' wood design. It is one of several models fitted with the patented bell metal gong. You will find them all in our com plete display.- ;- 9 J At The Sign U f KEEP A Westinghouse warming pae cl0tjs ready . Many ond many n time, when ochinR nerves cry out for wurmth when pain is throbbing, throbbing in o tired bcxly the soothlnR, com forting touch of u warming pud brings relief ond rest und sleep. You'll appreciate the convenience of this Westinghouse electric pad. At night, for in stance, you just switch on your bcJside lamp, Clug in the pad at the nearest outlet, press a utton for the heat you want. Automatic thermostats control that heat, at high, low, or medium. The. eiderdown cover is soft and pliant against your skin; the pad Itself so light it does not pYcsson tender places. Now i the time to buy a warminR pad in read iness for the time when you will need one. Investigate our SPECIAL OFFER Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co. "Always' At pecially brown with white, will! compete successfully with navy' bine tills spring, many fnnhion ev perts believe. Iiioun has hltheito been dlsllnctly u cold-weatiier eol nr hut the popularity of ehetnut brown this winter has resulted in the appearance nf a 4(uantlty of hrowt) and while cosIuiiiph for HI verla resorls. Itrown snlin sliits are having a liltle success all their own. . . in 'I'l-fdW tu) nio'tt -ji'iu ldf Of The Clock Your Service" J
