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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 10, 1928)
Tuesday,' April 10, 198" ' ' -v " IX GRANDE EVENING ' OBSERVER Page Thre- OCEETY Sacajawea Scene. 1 Of Dance Given i' j. . .". One of the first affairs murklmt the close of t li 0 Lenten seuson uiul the, resuming ot social activities in I .u Orandc was an Luster Monday dunce given last evening in the ballroom of- tho Saeajawco. Inn, sponsored by the Knights of Co--luuihus. ; The dance was well ut- tended and everyone spent, un. en- jOMlie i : tiling, t ! ' ' .. ' Lindsay s orchestra 'rurnlshed the niiLMic, and 'a lenturo of the, eve- nlqg was u ' tap" dancing number by the. two Lew brothers, of Huker. hoys n.nn and 11 '.'yearn of age; which . was enthusiastically re- c.ctvri --.v. , .. - v . Kuvorn were distributed during the evctiinir. which rviiiweil vninch i meirlment, und panch was served. ' The hotel dining room was opened follnwinir the -danelnar for nil tlioitu who wunted supper. J. if. .McLaughlin was , chairman of n,K.t.nBiitw cl,;,. of the. iriiih' h nil I In- iluni i' wan caniluplnl J. H. McLaughlin was , chairman ! iif ran -hod the' dance wuh conducted hy ,1. i J. ,J'i)wern,,v '; of Ale.dlcal Springs, r ' t- '. ' "M'-h. C. L; Horry was hostess to the Wakelita Itcidge club.yesterdav afternoon ut her home in Miv J iir.lt,: 'I he rooms were attractively deconile,d with hotxjuets of daffo dils, lormlng a pretty setting foV three tables of bridge. Dining tin ufLernoon's card games' Mis. Chester, Koyle made uigo score ana- tne second priZ'l went to Mrs. J. L. Rrundt. : Jlw O. A, Ourner' received tho- guest - prize ,4 following the games Mrs.' Berry served a two-course luncheon . 18- iy - Mrs.. W. H !Mc.CI,ure..wlll be hqs. less to the, cjlubtnest Monday ul'tj noon nt her laiin home, I I he Hunihlers' Ai t club met yes- terduy . ulternnnn at the home of " " i ,, T about a dozen members in attend- unce. Mrs, A. It. Hunter, pre.sl-, dent of ihe club, presided ovir the meeiing ana im- urieinoons siuuy was in chuige ot Mis. Kiddle. 'I ho. subject was 'I he Dresden Ai t GuS- lery and was given in u very in- ii-refiing .manner ny aii-h. Kiooie. tut: i mix him iikti "k'mii .Hwii Like a ofi wm0mmmrnmmm$mm WWHHMHIi lyiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiSiiiiiiiiiii General of America Commands Great Resources for. Your Protection Four million dollars in sound securities . behind the fire INSURANCE Augmenting this great pyramid "of physical ; wealthl are the' reputations and thoughtfulfv ? guidance of nearly a score-of Northwest business leaders. Not least among the factors which have pro moted the remarkable growth of GENERAL ' , OF AMERICA is its prudent underwriting policy, of insuring only the good risks. You careful" property owners doubtless will A CAlMTAIi STOCK ItlMI'AW I'nllv I'niil Cuiilial 51. niiii.niio.no PollrvlioliletV Siirplufl 52. uuH.non.no Full Automobilt Coverage t for Careful tMmt News day, April 3.1, nt the.hAnVof Mrs.' Hobert ;kukln. ; . -j Itlta imnKlt..l H.I r fit-Bt tin iV t i ii u urday night; which was iltrondud by uUout 60 young- people. Music. wu furnluhed through the courtesy of Adlei-'g Music company, and dur ing, the dancing punch und, wafers wero served. t The room was prettlly'decorated In orange and biac.K, (he school cut AifemiuMH nf th. nr-tiAf.t i.nnrrf and -their wives-were putrons and jmlropesset, including Mr. and Mr KmnK. McKennon, Mr. "and Mrs. Hillings, Mr. und Mrs. lrwtn Wes- tepskow, Mr. und Mrs.' ltuy Wilson and 1 41 Mar Westenekow,. : 'j;'rhls,ta the first year, of the A. CI. 8. ln"th J mbler high school. Mrs. It kb urd Tliotntls Is thot adr ;V!H0IV; Mr;'- and Mrs." Robert .7. -Uracil had us their guests Tor dinnei- last Cventner J. L. 141ndmun. of Los An- geles. (ul., and his' niece, Sirs. V l .u.ivr-, i v"11"" : oVIock a.,rt after-. w"nlB a dcllKhtful twenlns was Kred Hurke, of Klgin. spent vlHltlng. ' The Mtndman und Brack families have been friends for many years, Mr. tllndnmn for- merly lived here but now malu'.t his home in California. - i Congregation Of PVinvrtK in- QnYrn VUWiU1,m "F1 - v v ' ., i - . v 1 -imn ,., ort m 'congregation of tho FltHt Methodist i-h'ii i' i huhju buuuh hi hi uiv church busementiust evening when n, Kuster Mouday supper wuAheld- there. .The membership roll . ui(l wus the outstanding leaf tire of the evening und occupied thtt.fiirst pui Qf the program. ' , f . . fA(5 SjV.J Nelson 'presided -oven the suppor and called'Upoh renresenta- uv " vuiii.ii ueimi-iiiienia. of the church for short tnll:. Ken- nethi-Ou en spoke for the Upwortli leacue. anil Virgil KocliensparKcr ' y ""OP wnifii the church sponsors Llcion Wheulev snoke for-the Sunday school: Mrs. Leslie Duncan, the Women s Homo Missionary so- clety: Mrs. U. , lelghton, the Women s Ko reign Missionary socle- ty: Mrs. L. H. Hmifonl. the La- dies- Aid society und Miss, A! (ma LimT. uic t o u n tf womoiiR Resources Exceeding S,OOOtOOO- Pyramid insurance policies of GENERAL COMPANY OF AMERICA! want to know how you can take advantage x; of the. GENERAL'S participating policies which have returned dividends never less than 20. We will gladly explain. Charles H. Reynolds Agent Sommcr Ifotel Jtldg, 4 I -a Grande rjinno, GENERAL Insurance Company n tr A M T P IJTJM HOME OFFICE-SEATTLE - t i ; i chnonul auxiliary.-. " ,t , i There were two main 'addresses duitug the evening, one of widen wiis; Klven hv, Hi M. --Dixon.? who represented; the official board off tne enure n. . i ne llm H. W. Par- . . r responded as pastor of the. church. - -''.fk Mr. Sherwood .Williams led in numbers were furnished, by Henry Culp, Hen1 Oesterllng and Miss Dor othy Brownton, the boys playing saxophones and Miss Urownton at the piiyno. Puul Knnutx, sang "fn vlotus." accompumed by Mrs. Knuutz. . Mrs. W. Adlcr was chairman In charge of the dinner, which wuh served by the women of the chVreh.' 1 . -:' - ' V ' MrV-and -Mrs. fail Took enter-' talned ut a birthday parly at their home on Kirsl street yesterday aft- ernoon from 3 until (i o'clock lion-I orlng their daughter, Mary's LSthl birthday anniversary. 8heisastu- dei)t of Sacred -Heart academy und ihe guenls wero members of hp rlan .Nelson. Kugenta Trowbridge, Alice Jeanetle . und Maellxabetn Theresa, Mary and Klor- vnt"0 J'oneny, i neresa t urrar Klleen Wuldrof. Kleanor ('armleh- 4inner wo'11, Florence Johnson, Mai'garet ., . .n , i ""' "ndCoilc Hoynaurt. Dui lns the uftei noon ame' imi-1 .ic und dancing was enjoyed. Alice. Joanotto and Maelizuboth Cooper: played several violin due'ts andsolo fiumhers, ut'companled - by ' Miss' Cook;- They ulSo did the Chui lea-f ton, playing their own -violin ,urj CompanlmontV Several of the -giflst l played piano- numbers, lncludl ng1 ThVresa. Cuiran. . Kugenla Trow- bridge, Miry uud Ktorence Doherty, Alice, Jeanetle (hooper,' Oclle naud. "Kleanor- Carmichuel Mfndtr. Who lives nt i;orvuuis, "u WOK' V t..ui u uouriv mi utl"B; ' o'clock the guests were -seated ut one' large, table, which was prettllydecoj-uted with spring Iowcih, u'nd Refreshments were served. ('lever 'little Kuster baskets were the favors. A Iftrge:. . h RPhnol blrthduffc cake decorated with canr ' on Jt ur dies and Kusler , chickens wus lin'fjhrlHt .The attracllve leu-fure. 1 After the Call-"- . m "y Mi honor guest encli silent was given u piece of cu,lte on ' which, was a ! chicken and a candle.'' Tho candles! ... ..Kii.e.i u.i.i mey i.ui nviM down each guest gave u toast -to. Hi He Miss Cook wishing her many more happy birthdays. -After . luncheon an' egg-rolling contest wuh enjoyed In which Thcr- esa Currnrf won firK nrlxeMinri Af (mm Mary Doherty tho coiiMolnlion prlo- The Junior jrucsj received, many lovely girts. stand Main ffl." Announcements The dl.lu team "of the' American fKton auxlllury will mel for pruo- tlre ihj evening At rati -o'clock in the high achool gymnasium. All members tfre urged to be in at tendance, ,....; t ' - The Daughters of the American Revolution will meet tomorrow aft ernoon tit 2 o'clock ut Die home of Mrs. J. K. Wright. The Royal Neighbors will meet in regular session tomorrow eve ning ut 7:80 o'clock. Aller the business session un entertninmeiU will bo enjoyed. Mrs, Klla Koeter is chairman In charge. All piem hers are, urged tit. at lend. ., The R division of the Loyal fits-lors'-Ald society or the Cent I Christian church will Ueet at the home of Mrs. C. K, ltragg,.-2010 North Thfid street, on Wednesday ufternoon'ut 2:S0 o'clock- . , The meotliiB of the Women's 1-M-u'rntional club of linhler Iiiih lieeii ehnnired from Mib. It. I.. ,oi'Kun' to .Mi-H. J. A. aavklll'H. All mi heiH aro asked to note change li' place of nteellnw. - fMRLER PERSONALS ' ' . ' 1 . . LMBLKR (Special) - Kupt, ami Mh. R. D. Morgan and young mm returned home from Corvallls, Sun- day evening having been gone on a Weekend trip. .They vere ucoom Hey-JpuhM hack by Mr. Margan's fttth " The annunl sophomore class play C'Tlie. Path Across the Hills" is to k irtVAn .i wnrtn luiH ThnrRrtav evening, April 12, Mrs. W.- P. . -Mossmrin, of Ia Grande, was here lust - Thursday and delighted the students -uC the wltti her series of slides und the Pnsslon week of .,,,, ,((., A I 1nunmtll1 IV. Ilila tne hom. n ve,.y enjoyable one.. ' Oliver rerln rocoverlnir from her recent Illness T)e imbler Indies Aid society hnd atlmM quests at their regit lar meeting last Thursday mem- c..nvn,...Hna aniAiv Llwllt fOPty women being present at Wade hall for the pleasures of.Henrts from the West hand. If l the afternorin. , The program open- West have It, before the Clubs are At wiih i. vmA iii hv ira Wnvnn led and Wcat'M fifth Club nindo Pnrk und Mrs. Frank Wooden, und Mrs.i Mollle McBowell gave, u readl I I ing. Mrs. J.' A. Clasklll gave Bomeby making it appear that Declarer of the highlights of the economic conference held In Iji Qrnnde and Mrs. CleavQt told of the messages brought by Dean Kate Jamison from O. S.( C. -. Miss Kenin Busier contributed much to the program with her vocal solos accompanied then the Ten of Clubs from. Closed by MIhh Prunces McKennon, Pfll- Hun( r,uming 0ut the Club suit lowing the program there were!,,,, t.nutn n,-n ,nu i. '.several very Interesting contests nil (having been suggested by the Mh- - , ,. , tee IrtSinJf beflj MTk. Hatlte Wise. Mis. iexlA Bmlthl'flnd Mrs. Fred odlilie'. ,? v ; Miss Donna Watson Is suffering from a siege of the mumps, . 1J vents nt the high school for (Ills week-.Include, the sophomore play on Thursday evening and a benefit dance for Wfide hall given hy th Knljghts-nf pythius. ' ItebeHahM from here will attend the shower given Wednesdny eve ning at Hummervflle for Mr. and Mrs. Henry (Inea Wodell Fries.! Mrs. Fries Is a graduate of the lmbler high school. MIhh Mntion Nodlne came homo from Raker for n visit over the week end. - A company of , 25 Knights of Vythlns enme from . Jjv Clrandp Wednesdoy night nnd pi)t o.n the initiatory work with one candidate I fi'om lmbler. . There wero victors present also from Union. After the work the lmbler men served somo : delicious refreshments. . Saturday evening, the A. CI. H. of I the - high school .-gave another . of ! their enjoyable parties .at; Wnde 1 VU with about 50 young people, ju'esent, members bf the orwmiKa-1 Hon and Invited guests, Chnperons! for the evening were Mr. nnd Mrs. I Frnnk McKennon nnd Mrs. Hillings. ! Dancing was the diversion--of the ! evening, the muslc having been ! furnished by nn orthophonie. Punch i wYis Jserved by a group of girls : during the evening. lmbler was weir represented nt tho home talent ploy given by the Summervllle Rehekahs lust Friday j evening, .''The Winding Rond." The, play was very good nnd deserved tho large house: which saw it. Ahout $7f was cleared durlntf the evening it Is reported. Miss Ruth I.: Ureal; of lmbler, gave a vocal number between nets. , The cast of characters included: Camilla Ray, an orphan In search, of a mother, Zelmu Coin; BlUIe Rny. her broth er, ditto, Virgil Sanderson; Pansy lack, nn ebony treasure, Mrs. Perle "Wagoner; Mrs, Lily Mason, (mother) a good Imitation of the renl thing, Mrs. Wnyne I'ark; Dick Mason, alias Daihly Johnson Har rison (not what he seems), F.rn sst Wugh; Sheriff Theodosia flick er, the law In pettlcoajflf Mrs. Irene (onrndKay HtllHton, with n prob-f lem and a secret, Dottle Pluck; Rulph C.lndden, In love with Kay, Harry Munson; Jim Kinith, an un grateful (?) son, Lloyd Woodell. Iach member of the cast per formed' with credit. Krnest Pugh iwho carried one of the heaviest parts had been 111 nil week with the flu and ran a temperature nil during the production, hut man aged to get through, doing his purt well. Walter Htrlngham, of Baker, is at the home of his parents, here 'recuperating from a recent severe I illness of flue with complication. I The second baseball game of the season will be played here Friday afternoon wheri lmbler will prob ably meet Knterprlse, Rr;COKD HAT CATCH DALLAS, Tex. (AP) With ' population of less than G7,noo per notis, Ellis county, Texas, destroyed. 24S.32J, ruts In one month, claimed; to be a record catch for nrttl-rnt campaigns. The work cost the county only $217.00. i Bridge Pointers By Milton O. Work Yesterday"s rrump) : problems (No f AM S-2 m tR-Q mm 10-7-3 . The first trick was as follows: whal should declarer do "hex if - IK'clnrer's I'laii of CnniMilgu Kttst evidentally held only ono Club; so West must havo held five; it. ia more than possible that the division of tho advarse Diumonds is 4-2 or B-L' leclarer can count ten siir tricks; If ho can establish his Diamonds without, losing iny, he will mulie; a Blum nig or Small, depending upon tho locution of the adverse King of Henrls. Ho cundlscard Closed lln nd's losing Rpado on Dmiuiiy'a long (ub; hut the Heart; flpesse he hns to risk sooner or luter, so lie should lead tho Ducn of Hearts from Dummy to trick 2-nnd finesse the Queen from Closed Hand. The 1dm of this play is to gc the King of good: niso to oiuit j;nt into ueep- Ink, Hearts rather than Dhtrnn(iH 1s planning to run long Hearts, Declarer's deceptive campaign should bo , worked along these lines; If the Heart flnesso win: leading the King of Bpades from Closed Hand as a further bluff J Art(!P Dnclurer's apparent desire to Uo HmaVB and Hearts, lsl . PBonaiHV'wni iteep inose suns aim Its safe forj0ces , it's safe . forTtygs- StandtrJ Oil Product - Made to clean the most delicate fabrics, Oronite Cleaning Fluid costs so little you may use it ;; freely all over the bouse No harm to fast colors, In pints snd pints, gallons, etc.. at grocers, druggists, hardware and department stores or any Standard Oil Service Station. Can also be or ,dered in larger cans and barrels. - STANDARD OIL COMPANY ' " OF CALIFORNIA , Diutf roi Sun Permanent Wave We Do Not mnlio our own solutions of cheap materials. Wfc' do not. use the same flannels repeat edly until they ure burned brown. We Do "',, use preparations which are scientifically made by na tionally known niHnufacluf ers. WK DO l.'HK nil new supplies and flannels for each individual customer. , , . Our Work (Murnncc4l. , Why KxpiTinicnl? REYNAUD'S Beauty Shop "WO IMid l.)IIWTH Follow" discarding one or mure Diamonds, enable Declurer to run htH Dia mond and obtain u -Mlum. ' Tomomnv'H Hand R-9-8 - :m f "nosYh"'") - , , , 6-5-J . . vA-O-J-6-5 1-1-7-3 ' Heart contrncl: South declarer. Tho play on the first. trick follows: TI.ow should Declurep plan his cam paign? 'Answer tomorrow. (Copyright, John K. Dlllo Co.) MENUS: S Sister Mary ' nniSAKKAST Hteamed . figs with orange slices, cereal, ereitnj, broiled bacon with scrnmbleil ggs, rhubarb nnd oKtngo marma lade, crisp toast, milk, coffee. . ., v J'UNCHKON Kish fritters, creamed , celery,, snow pudding, milk, tea. ' , v ' ; DINNIOH Beef loaf with hnnn nns, ' rice crouuettes, len-mlnutn cabbage, ' pineapple ( charlotte, milk, cofree. ; ... r . ' ion"t neglect to vary the break fast cereal. No matter hovir much kind ' of It served morning' after morning they will like It less than if It appears less ireunenlly and some other grain 1" substituted. llcir dour Willi llniinmiH Pl-i i I ujmi i i Onn iTTiuml rounilHloiilc Kroinul, wmmmmmmmmmmm Monday's Express Brings MORE NEW KASHA ENSEMBLES , In Blacks, Tans and Green. ' Very moderately priced. PUTMAN'S Ready-to-Wear Millinery and Shoes egg, V small onion, 1 teaspoon salt. teaspoon pepper, , l eup sialu hritud crumha from soft purt of loaf. 4 tuhlesnoons minced fat Isult pork, 8 large Imnunas, . ! ,. Combine' mcut, onion, salt and pepper, bread crumbs and fat suit pork. Add egg well beaten and mix- thoroughly, shape. Into a loaf and place in roaster. Plneo In a hot oven and roast for ono hour busting frequently If a, self-busting roaster in not used, . ol ha. nnnnn und cut In hulveH length wise nnd thenerosswlse. Arrange, nlilif" -"M "Remarkable What , Can Be Done With a Small Income Therd . is no established, . irriducible income necessary for a living, " A local man was heard to suyf.''It's remarkable what can be. done with a small income when a family sets out to do it." The remarkable thing is in saving a little as long as earning power keeps up. The difference between the family that has a good savings ac count for an emergency and the' family .who hasn'twhen both have but small incomes is ' merely in doinfc without the unnecessary things. This money put in a savings account becomes a 4'o investment, as dependable as government bonds and ready for any emergency caused by sickness or enforced idleness. Start a savings account with that purpose in mind. Even a dollar a week is a beginning. It strengthens your credit gives you greater con fidence in the future. Member Federnl Reacrvo - - Resources Over 2 Million , Fortieth Year of friendly Service ftlll.ulihv tin - undnlflA mllh m.it pepper and iPmon Julee and balit uiun uuuanus are sugniiy . urown, Servo bananas its a border around the beef louf.on a hot platter. : Lettuce should he planted now If real head leitncc ut the hack door is wanted. Wuh1 head lettuce s a eertlficuto of gootl gardening, Order dahlhi roots nnd gladiolus bulbs early. . Supplies often ore ex hausted, particularly the more do- jsirahle varieties, i.,- . ' Best 9 9
