La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 08, 1928, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, February 8, 1028. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Eage Three " IISOCIETY N EWS Masquerade Given By Auxiliary In ' . Methodist Church the evening, uflr which the re mainder of lh tiiiu- was Hpenl tut ehilly. Those jii'fsi'iit were Tom Harils ty, liutiiit Wim-Km, Dwlght Klli- '. man, William SikmIkihsh, J. . vll " f llama, Vtvlun Kujin, fH-il Stewart, t T.ast evening the Methodist j Kuthvi-yn Church. (Sliulvs Church, rhurrh basement was tin- mvih- ut Lola rmiav. iinhw Kleshniun. an enjoyable iiui.snuermle. wlienMlry MuilenbuiR, Lillian Muilen the member! of the Vountf Worn-lnurr Jnu Mullinl.urtf and Avu Wil-Pn'a-'lMiicational auxiliary part id- i Hams. paled in a program of art tableaux; I . . . , , Under the supervision of a com mittee . headed . by Miss ltlunchn 4nnouncements Slayer to Live llerzlnjfd", 16 famous pictim-H wera poijed,' Home Ineludinfc 'groups of several figures. An "ait exhibit" wan also a feature of the veniiiK. The Lutheran Ladies' AM will unit provided a great de:il if 1 meet Thursday a fteinoon al the Amusement. . j Lutheran parsonaKe at l:3n between the various tableaux, I o'clock. . The parsonage Is nt U(t:t music was furnished by Miss ViliajM avenue, t'onley, and by t he auxiliary or- . chest ru. Members of the oirhes- Tlio Ladles of the American Le tra are Mrs. N. Itnhlnsmi, MlsHR,m uiislliary will meet al the Mahel J)oly, Airs. Ituth Jackson, , iu)ll(1 or Mrj4- rvanlt Measly. IHHi .Mrs. J. A. Wonderlieli. Miss M inut . Spring Hlreet. tonfcrrow afternoon Cooper. Miss Mae Stearns and Miss to Few lor the veterans' hospital Sarah Williamson. in i-ortlaud. There is much work At the close of the proinm, re freshments were served by .Miss 1 Herxlngor and her committee, thej I'nemheis- of which were Miss Blanche Clark. Miss Lulu Me.Wes. ! iliH. J. i;. Woodell, Mis. Cecil tnn and .Mrs. Lola lluiehens. Miss Mabel lloty will have chin-go nf the .Mftrch uiei'tlng, which will be a poetry program, under tin lit If "yesterday and Today." to (Jo, the president, Mrs. Itoy Mc Necs, announces, and all members are urged 1o be I here. MENUS lly Sister Alary ItltKAKKAST Chilled apple sauce, cereal cooked with dates. St. Peter's Kplscopal guild has! cream, corn meal . pancakes, sirup, arranged for a group of three Len ten teas to be given during Lent, which starts Wednesday,, Feb. The tens will be given (-'eh. 1M. March $ and March 22, Mrs. C. 11. Ciasett, president of the guild milk, cot l". U NCI! HON Pried lima beans baked, with bat-on and tomatoes, brown bread, stuffed kumtUut sal ad, ginger cookies, milk, tea. I JINN Kit ir raised hunt), baked Bridge Pointers By Milton C, Work Sheik Moustaches In Louisville? Nix'itminoai of o,Kti vr himi idlrect to I 'a its from Spain recently I'AUIS The ro 1'AKIS first complete I.OriRVIM.FJ, Ky.. (AD The nbbrovlated moustache, is beyond the pale In Louisville police circles, "The toothbrush, four halm to each side, variety of upper lip ad ornment, usually affected by al leged sheiks with three-Inch side- Yesterday I gave nn Auction Bridge hand a tut asked how the Dee la re n should plan to pluy it j when Diimniv'H hand was ex nosed. 1 South Is the Deelarer; Spades thi Murnn, 1" lahoo anion applicants trump. The hand fullowt . I for service in the police depart- I ineni, says an emci iroiii .iuj, I James 11. Younger, lit charge of jthe police school, j "They may as well take those , things off before coming' here to try to be policemen. Why, they'll be asking me If they can't patrol .beats without wearing hnts!" VK-0-4 A-5-? K-Q-7-3 t I 0th IW-IO-M If nounced this morning. The place potato marbles, head lettuce with where each teu will be given will Itussian- dressing, jellied oranges he announced later. (with whipped cream, coffee. On Hhiove Tuesday, Feb. the The braised lamb suggested in day before the opening of Lent, the-dinner menu uses a cut from there will be a pancake supper fori the fore-i'iuarter I.) advantage, all members of the parish. The ', Fore-quarter meat Is tougher supper on Shrove Tuesday is ait ! than hind -quarter ; but careful annual event, and is one of unusual cooking wilt break down the con- tnteresi among I lie ciiureh mem - neclive tissue winch causes t lie hers. On Tuesday evening a group of l-.plscopullans gathered at the ree- tory for a surprise party to we!- come the Hev. and .Mrs. Oliver ltil- ey on their return from convoca-1 lion ut Heppuer. I The evening was spent playing' bridge, after which a delicious lunch was served. 1 trouble. lirai'-cd Lamb Two and one-half: pounds lamb.-l cup diced carrots. I cup diced turnip, j cup diced celery. 1 onion, 2 teaspoons salt, parsley. Trim lamb, carefully removing all skin. I h edge with flour and roast In a covered roaster until President Doumergue of France has comlnuted to life imprison ment the death sentence imposed on Gnston C.uyot (top), million aire, for the murder of his sweet heart. Mtirie Louise Beaulaguet (below), "the girl with the green eyes." ' f The commutation waa granted after (luyot's lawyers had plciud that the murder was not premeditated. rnnnv niul unattfin of bloom. smiili formal cardens to occupy , from Dummy i ricKS 4 ami 'I'he Oeclarer can sec at first glance that he has as possible los- (ers two Diamonds, one Spado and t one Heart; should lie losn these four tricks, he will fall to make game. He will not lose to the ad verse Spade King if It bo In the .West-hand, fend he put South In with the Ace of Clubs and try the trump finesse on trick 3 (played In that way, with the finesse buc- 1 eeeding, he woffld make a Siniul Slam): but. If he try that play and the King be In the Hast hand, the finesse will lose and game will go with It, as Kast & West then. In addition to the King of trumps, would win two Din uoiuls nnd the Ace of Hearts. In order to take no chance of I losing game, Declarer shoulu make an insurance play as follows: Trick 1 with the Ace of Diamonds in Dummy, Trick 2, lead a small Club from Dummy, winning with the Ace. In ( 'losed Hand. Trick H, lead the. Queen oT Spades from Closed Hand (trying to tempt West to play tho King if j he have it) but, whether West covers with the King or plays small, play the Ace of Spades Joplin Minister Is After Presidency SAT.KM, Ore.. Feb. 8 (AD The Hev. Alonv-o F. Workman, of Joplin, Mo., Is a democratic candi date for president of the IT. S. Jle has sent to Secretary of State Koxer his application to have his name appear on the Oregon demo cratic primary ballot. Tho appli cation Is regular in form. MOTION AAMJK lMU.sr.HVn TOMAHAWK LAKE,- Wis. (AT) The Wisconsin American Legion has been granted use of a 2,8uo acre tract of land by th legisla ture as a. game preserve and forest conservation project. arrived after a run of about 72 hours from .Madrid, or half the tiiuo required by water ov packag" ra 1 1 e x press. T he It 5 ca rs were laden with f.,:tnn,mni pounds of oranges.' use Same Price for over 35 years 25 oraoe for 2(5 MILLIONS of POUNDS USED BY THE GOVERNMENT Guaranteed Pure l'iul- tbo KlnR: ' Th$ Ladles' auxiliary lo the Itro therhood of Ifuihvay Trainmen met last night at Kagles hall with a large attendance. The meeting was presided over by the president, Mrs. Hazel Coughenower, and after the business session the remainder of the evening was spent socially. Re freshments were served by M rs. Nora Courtney, past president, and her committee, Mrs. George Strain Jslh' and M rs. Kvelyn Jennings. , Announcement was made that the White Hose- club, the social auxil iary to the organization, would meet Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Fran); Harden, I'tm I Clu-en-wood. ;iim nniirn .-iVpn of the small back tiireo ..,.. D r m,,Mt ! and Oueen of Clubs from Dummy, attractive plans. In this case the discarding two losing Diamonds first decision is as to whether the from Closed Hand, lines shall he straight or curved. This will practically Insure for Straight-line beds and borders are Declarer every remaining trick the easiest to handle and keep in: but the King of Spades and tho ...ir 7t u niHft ft nonnlar feature Acq of Hearts. It Is quite true that now to dig a small pool for theja successful, finesse of Spades WOUlu produce a nnuni main -unless there Is some freak division of the adverse cards; but a sure about half done. This will tnko ,,..; hf reflections of sur about one hour. The neat should 'rounding foliage nnd also to grow a be evenly hmwned. Add vege- ...,- iiiv . erivn its fine summer bloom. tables, sprinkling them over the; i. in, it in iill..i-.i!ii lin' l.-.Vfrs nn:l pour in ut one side of the pan one I The simplest and most lavish dis eup of boiling water. Cover and Piy of color may Jie secured by the roast until the vegetables are nf annuals In.; these borders, done. Serve on a Vol platter sur- especially If the dweller is n renter rounded with veiables andl If ho, 1h newly developing the sprinkle with minced parsley. , property, the amiuals furnishing Tho oniort-should be cut in thin Mop while a stock of perennials 1s tionr-lrt aiiy-vnfcJ xJentyr-t) 'nualfl 'will he needed to. furnish a inidsunimer and fall display when the perennial season slacks. It is wise plan to visit yards which Mohrs Entertain At Bridge Party THE GARDEN game is a bird in hand and far more Important than, an even chance .for a Small Slam In tho bush. - 1 1 Tomorrow and Saturday, -Contract, Hrldge again will be our topics. . ' '(Copyrightj John F. DtJIe Co.) ,' .. ,4 .J'tefdAVMO stoco liitiDoi: 'sTt'TTOAHT, Oermany A nlnearch stone bridge, believed to be the largest of its kind In Ku- Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry W. Mohr entertained the members of the Li ; 1 'elite Bridge club at a valentine party last evening at their home In the Lyman apartments. Three tables of bridge were at play dur ing the evening and high score .among tho women went lo Mrs. Tom Ituckman anil the men's prize was won by Mr. Jttickman. Conso lation prizes went to M rs. Nolan 1 Skiff and Fred Jones. ' , lied tulips were the flowers used lo decorate the rooms. After the card games the hostess serve! a two-course luncheon. Mr. and Mrs.. Fred Jones will entertniu the club Tuesday evening, Feb. 21. The Osoho campfire girl group met at the home of Misses Itarhara and Beverly Guye Friday evening for a work and business niietln'T. .Plans were made for a meeting to be hebl Thursday after school when several boy scouts will be present and will instruct the girls in knot tving. Before adjournment the young hostess, nssisted by their mot her, Mrs. K. It. Ciuye, served ref resh rnents. The next meeting of the group iwlll be Feb. 10 nt the home of Miss )tuth Murchison. The young people's Christian Endeavor society of the Central Christian church had a delightful meeting Saturday evening at the home of tho Hev. and Mvh. It. L. Putnam. A short business meeting was held during the- early part of imsKiMNt; Tin-: ri.owwt . i:in Desitrn has become n most Impor tant factor in horticulture and upon design depends the appearance of the home surroundings, whether ihiV are artistic and appealing or whether commonplace and lacking in distinction. The flower garden should be carefully planned in its relation to the entire ground area of the home. It should be out to scale, the entire lot being drawn am) decision made as to the location of the flower planting nnd what shape It shall take whether it shall he a bonier around the boundaries of the yard, whether it .shall lie a formal garden or wheth er it shall consist of landers along I he walks or drives. The. simplest and most ef fective plan for the average small home, usual is a boundary plant ing witli a. background of shrub bery or vines. A border from six to ten feet wide, according to the dimensions of the lot, with colonies of plants selected as to cidor har- have attracted admiration in your rope, hns been completed across neighborhood during the winter : Havenna gorge In the Black Forest and tnsneet the lines and general mountains near the station of design with a view to adapting tho best features for your own yard. In addition thero are a number of excellent books en design for the home grounds at reasonable prices. SILK DHLSSFS POPI'LAH WASHINGTON (AP) More laid silk dresses were exported from the t'nltcd Slates last year than In 1 '.' -d, preliminary figures of the department of commerce indicate. In I I months their value totaled $l,107,iii(0 as compared with $!!S1,oiio for 11 months of the pre vious year. WITHDItAW OLD MONKY VIENNA (AP) Old Hungarlnn bank notes of 600,000 and 1.000, oiio crowns denominations nre be ing withdrawn from circulation in Hungary. They will cease to bo MF.LLO-OLO Face legal tender In June of this year. Class Drugs, Inc. Hoellstelg. Germany. Th bridge, which carries only railroad traffic, was built in 15 months al a cost of about $41)0,000. That new loud speaker that would enable a speaker to address the entire population of a sizable clly Isn't nt all necessary for some people to make themselves heard. Noses Needn't Shine Any More when you use this new wonderful French Process Face I'owdet called MKLLO-GLO. Keeps that ugly shine away. Women rave over its superior purity and quality. Stays on Ipnger skin looks like a peach keeps complexions youthful prevents large pores. (Jet a box of owder today. Adv OUT OUR WAY By Williams SPECIAL PANS For The Kitchen A Large Assortment 19c ea. See our windows . Try The Oregon Hardware First M A A O Wy -'yfUES VAJOKiTVfELL Mt WHU1 IHt Pot IM "TVER'S. -TO MV4E- "T" -fuRM NICE M NV-Te r AlV rfAIN-T WHAT WE PoT IN UL? t -TS PUT'S )MTb -T AM vajE M 1 VME.U-.OF COURSE. some people. like, dark FLAVOR. RECIPE tOM'r WASH, AMD MX BY HAND PLACK JACK. i --TL-IPW -fi.c, r)0 .-I- An' vmP " if MOME.KlT VMED LMELTO UVE. OVER, . -- v . i . . r.. . . . . . 4? . 1 Vs 'TEA ENJOYMENT OLD FRiENlDS ' For those who've come a consider able way up the steep paths of life and who've helped us up those paths too only the best is good enough ! Tree Tea is the finest tea obtainable. Only the best is gooc enough to pack under the Tree Te label. But it is not the most expen sive. It's within easy reach of cvery- i pock TREE Oranffl TEA Tekot For (hone who prefer Green tea, there's Trek Tea Japan The Orange Fountain RE-OPENS Tomorrow Under The Management Of Geo. Clay Cigars Tobacco - Candy Quick Lunch - Fountain Service Magazines - Fruits Open Evenings till 11 P. M. A good place to meet your friends. Comer Fir and Jefferson New Spring "Swagger" Boots PUTMAN'S La Grande's Exclusive Peady-To-Wear Millinery & Shoes 97 PURCHASED IN 7 DAYS nvmilar Value $12.1)11 lVhniary Krxf'liil $9.83 cmi ii of tho delta. oiih Snowshoe Tr hlo syrup. Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co. We want the ladies of La Grande and surrounding community ' to enjoy ' s CINDERELLA VALUES SERVICE STYLES Our opening week will be devoted to a pur . pose to become acquainted to help you in- : spect the new Spring styles to demon- ;, vi strate our service and permit you' to. de , termine for yourself the genuine values. . . . . : Coats, Suits, Dresses, Millinery i CREDIT GLADLY Your1 credit is good and it's your privilege to name your own terms. A small initial payment takes any garment, then you di vide the balance into small, easy divisions weekly, semi-weekly or monthly. OATH HI 'ITS Cinderella MtlCSKKS MIM.INKRY 1113 Adams Avenue "Wear as you pay The Cinderella Way" Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Page I There's Really No Secret Perhapn you too liuve wondered Junt whnt we do to make Gulden Crust Bread no good hut there Ih reiilly no secret. Home one once snid thut you can Ret out of a thinfr only what you put into It, and that him always been our cardinal principle to put Into our nrend only the best Ingredients, the very things you youmelf wouldchone. We can honestly wiy that Ciolden Cnmt Bread Is one of the finest foods you enn give your family. Its taste is delicious; Its food value unequaled. Don't forget to Bay to your grocer: "A loaf of Golden Crust, please. '' Gwilliams Electric Bakery La Grande, Oregon Opposite Observer on Adams. m ki a pit err. K -f ri KU-UM .