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" ' Friday, April 27, 1928 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three , - Sqg V IETF NEWS V Tl1rlrl-rnT, B'nla fouked ham and ncullopeil po- ' vAnnual Banquet ,ton maa- " - : . , , , -, cream una euke and eofiet. .XlelCl at XlOtelj fnwrence Hay, president of the . t - junior class, presided us touRtmas- , " ter, and Clelund WullslnKT. Kiive Tho nnniial junior-senior ban- tne louat to tht, 8t.nior . Vernal IIM"t. at whic h th' Junior cluss en- showmakw, nresiiicnt of iho. senior l.ntuiim the Kiuduulinif claw of the PUMi ,-espondlns;. Miw . DoiiVi l.i tliunde hlKh school, look place Harnes Kuve a toast to-the faculty lat evcnlnif at the l.a Grande ho- aml Ki u Towler, principal of the tol and was ntte.mlcd,hy about, 270 llKh sphpoi, responded. Tom llrute mudenm, faculty . members and gave the toast to the ulmu muter' micxtfi. The bamiiHit Is un unnuul j,. j.otwfellow, aupCrinteudent of custom of the. schuol, and. Is Mio- lne lM J,unde schools, Krvlng tlw ftulstandliiK social event of 'the response. Miss l'hyllls Ansell gnvn fiehool year. .'Ja-loust to the school board un.l , .oiiB liamitiet tulilra . ware nr. R A. Rpllnif, chairman of l,he hlliKed In the liulb'oum of, tho ho- board, gave the response.- tel and were clw oriiti 1 with the The presentation of the mascot . Senior class colors, urccn and gold, took place ufter the toiSls. Tho Jmuiulla. the senlur class flower, juniors IiuvIiib won the tuK-of-wur were the flowers Used, along with and the point i-onteap'foivfbo your, many bnuiUi-ts of wild ilowers. Lawrence Hay,' president of the Kulloons In the colors or the 4wn class, presented the muscot to Ver- . ftuwu-s, gi'een and gold nnd blue nal Shoemaker, of the senior cIush, iiml itold. were all about the room who in turn presented lt to 'Muu- surprise Is In store for 'hose wno nome of "Mrs, Krnesi Vvmilon, when Join tn I his part of the affair. Mrs. Mrs, Waidon and- Mrs. Hobeit, Turner Oliver Is general chuii niun. Smith were hostesses. Three Ui., llridge will be- pluyed and Mil' hlos ol bridge were at play durinir ileal lice Young Hub charge of this the . afterno.on and , Mrs. JO. t. feature. . "Vlif henower " nudo high scoro.j .: ' .. I Mrs. Don Ually'niad 'he sncond; The Kadies- Aid society of tltn highest aitoru and. tho guest prise! Kngllsh Lutheran church met yesAwenl o Mrk. Hurley tltonekliig. teriluv afternoon ut the home of! .After tho card guinea the' hoa. 1 Mrs. Krunk Hansen wllh a lurge teases served it two-course lune.Ii altendance. The Bv. llf H. Awes eon. ; -conducted the devollonal and gave Mrs, Hoyd IMdcock, Mrs. Jack several readings, dealing, with the McOhean and Mrs.- Hubert Wil present situation In 1'hlnn. ln., Ilsnis will be hostesses to tho rlll'i !.. J. Khert.' president of Ihe sa-jhvxi Tuesduy ufternoon ut the eletv. nrealded over the business! home of Mrs. SioOheull. This Will meellllg or iih imti Bridge , Pointers By Milton O. Work Jor with a four-card Minor that Is, Aco King Queen, l.et us look nl two Are-Kiiig-Juccii hands: . XX x-x-x-x XXX u XXX 1 X-X R-KQ-X-X-X A hocIuI liour wua i-.enjoyed ho- tha aeanoa and the hcuii'8 lot- tli' Qr a flve-cun, or lonKor Minor dhi tliivo of fore mlfourninont und rtfrtHtimntBl seuBgn wlll.he .tolult'd . una .Iho he;idid by Ai'C-KIntf, Ace-Queon- nor'a ono-of nnd over tlio bnmiuot tnliloH. Afloi tlni ,l)iiniint. tlu;, party .was traiiH-foi-tm:d Inln a i'lalloon danoo. At jimli ilate favot-H In tho form ot nnncr ihiih wen- lounu, wmni umi- f In tho nifrrlincnt of the evpnlnrf-f o'clock. ric Hnker, preHident-t'loct or tlH' hlh 4mhoo student li(dy. Aftpr the hahiitit't Um.nuy'8 riv plwfl, ornhoHtrn fUfntHhcd music nnd danclnff wan enjoyed until 11 I A four-couiHo lianquef wus ho'Y id. InchidliHf fruit cocktail, Mi- " A . Perfect MARCEL ; ',by ' Miss Rasmussen is sure ' ' ' to please you. REYNAUD'S , Beauty Shop 'We liond Olliors Follow" " Guertts at tlm haiuiuet included tint members of the school hoard and WiWr wives, faculty memhuis and their hiiHhuiitlH nnd wives, Mr. and Mrs. 'Wamn (iilhert, reprc aenttnt? the Hi-lmd orfianlKulion, and the Itev. nnd Mrs. Jl. W. Par ker.'; , After , tho - bamiuet severul parents and patrons of the school attended for uhort time. The banquet was considered vevy successful in every detail. If was arranged entirely by conimltleeK from the junior clays, assisted by Mis. Martha Mayes, class advisor, und Miss Kdlth Horenon and W. W. Thonias, assistant advisors. Miss Sore n son had chargo of tho decor ating for the affair, ' . The sftlfc of tickets for the II brary benefit party which will , heKI tomorrow ufternoon, begin-; nlng ut 2 o'clock, at the Sacajauea Inn Is going good and a larg" crowd Is expected to attend. Thwo ace several tickets yet to 'be -sold, however, and thesa can be obtained at the public library, Miss Main; I loty,- ' librarian, announced this morning. Tho committee In charge urges (hat everyone , purchase u ticket whether or not they can at tend the party, to help toward the fund to equip the children's room In the basement of tho library building. ' ' -' '" There is already $150 In the fund, but about more is need- ed and it Is hoped that u , large. part of that amountvwill bo raised; tomorrow. . Mrs. Stella Ingle, who has charge of the ke-nsington, asks that thot.e having kensington tickets brlnp their needle anil thlmblo to tho party. She also announced that? a were servod, by tho hOMtess. . . Miss Heulah Shanks entertained Wednesday night ut a birthduy sur prise party honoring her father. Krunk Hhanks. Members of the local butchers and meat cutters' union, or which Mr. Shanks is u member, and their wives wer guests. The uvenlng was spent at curds, "ufter which refreshments iwcre served. Music Recital To B(j Given Sunday A probram of Interest to Iji. Clrande music Invert will talioi place Kumlnjr afternoon lit the l-n: (irandc hoLol when Mrs. I.ee Reyn olds will present Miss Mildred Spencer. In piano recital, unstated liy MrsAudnlcr lMnylis violinist, and MrH. l.eal Itlissell, contralto, soloist. 'Die pi-ORiufn will IickIii at 4:16 o'clock, and Includes three groups by Miss Kpenoer. . and one' group by each or the two assistants.. Mifji Hnencer Is in her seventh yeur of music sludy with Mrs. Reynolds land durlnK that time nas uccomp. lished nuich, beine; one of the out- stanilintr younger pianists of the city. Mrs. I'luyle Is a violin stu dent of Florence Lynch Miller anil Mrs. Kussell is studying voice, with Mrs. Jesse Hosklns. ' ' Kollowlnc is tho program to bo given: . . . , i . . f "Prelude" '...'.....'..............:.narBlcl "Crescendo" lesson; "Soirees He Vlenne" fichuberl-l.iszt Mildred Spencer "Madrigale" ...Hlmonettl "Conc.ertanto In O" Itueggor Mrs. Audmei; Tlayle ' "Toccato" Muzlo (.Mementl "l'"untus:a nnd Sonata" Mozart Adugio . . Allegro . r .;. I , Andantino y . . ; ? 1'lu Aljegro Mildred Spencor. . . "Ily the Hend of I hp Hlver" . , JCdwurds ThO; I'ruyer Perfect"... Stenson Mrs. Veal Russell t Tho Deserts Dusty Kuce" Cudninn Hondo t'uprlccioso".... Mendelssohn Mildred Bpeucer Mrs. H. N. Ashby, Accompanist Nirlzos given. . , ' . 'iJack, Klng-Uueen-Jnck- or Ace- ',:. , itjueen-'ien. The lust two eomui l.Tiioi PnrVilc Tn ' 'ivnlions uro frowned upon by some 1UUS1 X UJJlta in jaiithorltles, but 1 consider them ' Recital At Union 'l"'"''""'''"'-. , v v I , A deniul of n Mujor mail by ' '' 1 1 1 ' ' bidding u. Minor shows that tho f UNION (Special) The second hand contaliiH no help for a No recital presented by tho music pu-J Trump except In Ihu titke-aut Mln pils of -Mabel Cronlse Jiughllii was , or: w ith No Trunin help in some given Thursday evening ut K o'cloi'lii tbor suit, No Trump would b In the high school uudllorlHin hiwuj tho vehicle with which tho denial before a lurge ulidtvneo. ' would be made. TllB prORram included several 111- ,'r examplo, South (DeoJer) bid terestlng numlKM's, as follows! - ono spaile, West passes nnd North 1'liino duets.itelections from Oper.V iii,iK . ell her of tho-.. following ( (.'OSTItAtU' llltllKiH . In contract a denial Is-juslifled by a comhlnntlnn of weakness and Willi No. 1, North would hav sti'vngth In the denier's huml: lack the strength to bid two Clubs over of normal support ?for partners South's one Spade. A oloso case, suit, combined with at least two but the hid should "I'e nmd as it uulrk nicks elsi'where. , .may enable South to bid fur gamo enluls of a Major made by bid- m No Trump. . (ling a Minor shows a four-curd i n Ho. 2, North should bid three Minor hemlcd by Anc-King-Qucrn, clubs over South': wno Spade, llld- Mlnor ov,"r part Major announces "SOMETHING TO SELL BESIDES PRICE" a six-card Minor headed by Ace-Klng-CJucen and no other assis tance for a No Trump. . Copyright, John I . Hllle Co. " MENUS Rthol conklln und 1'iiedu mown "Spirit df Uappliiess"..A. J.. HroWll "Kvenlng 'song" (left hand alupV) A. Ilolleullder "Sluccato Ktinle" U. llorvalh . Kldoiu Hutchinson "Prelude" ; Chopin Oermun 'Song ' ....:...Tscniiiitowsiiv Serenade" ..... ..Schubert Wanlta Hturglll Howl of Hoses" ... It. f. t'larkn Kar Off I See a I'addlo Plash" .'.T. . J.icuruuro lireaiu Song"..... I.'. Warford Xelphu Spencer Prelude in C . Hhurp Minor" . . . ; A Vodorlnski 'Gypsy Hand" ..:.,, Ilossi 'A Bit of Cairo" Mrs. H. 11. A. llcuch i''rledu- Hrown ' llanils: - . -' . .' ;- .'' ' ;. '' :--!' ;. : . x-x v. w, XXX xxx " 4H-X X-X H X-I-X . x-x-x t-rf k . With No. 1.-North's proper bid would lie two UUtmondH to show; (n) ..nek of normal support for Spades. ' (b) Hlrength and length In 1tn- Itl Olid A. ' ; (c) No help foivo. No Trump ex cept In the lUumond suit. - With No 2. North should bid one No- Trump to show: (n) Taek of normal support for S nnd oh. - t '--, (b) No Trump qtinliflratlonv in weakness in q. UlElL S 759 I II Penaero". ...S. Heller The Open Houd"... O. 11. Nevin hwo other suits and Serenade" (left hand ajone) - 'the tlilrd. . ., l. Splndler if North hud held strength In Kthel Conklln - jHearts, Dlamnnils'nnd Clubs, nnd 'The Sweetest Soiuj" .'..Ilacscho, ick of normal support .for A' 1i nam" Wright Snndes. his hid should linvo boon JiuSuis Tllanla".; .'.-...Thomas two No Trumps or three if hlsi Ily SMvr Jlury . HitKAKI-'AST llliminus, , cereal, cream, spinach wilh poached egg on tonst, exlra toanl, marmalade, mils, couee. ., , l.ilNCIIKON Creamed mush rooms on toast, cabbage, celery, currot. und pepper 'salud, apples baked In uiapli sirup, milk, lea. . IHNNI-:H Pot roast of ' heel', brown gravy, mashed - potatoes, h'rench fried onions, head letluce with rtusslun dressing, grapefruit pie, milk, coffee. . tltirtoulailo Is served for break fast to furnish tho pliunnt lunch usually supplied by the fruit. A ready-lo-servo cereill. Is iilanued, combined with . hiihaiias when served. - ': Apples llakeil In Minjilr simp ' Kour tart apples, Vj-chp Rooked rice, I cup maple sirup. If uppli-a are not quite tail sprinkle the juice of lemon over them. Pur and core ufplcs. PHI cuvltles with rice. Arrange In u baking dish, pour over muple sir up, cover und bake In a slow oven for 30 minutes. Itemove covw unci bake until apples nro perfectly ten der. Haste the upples with Hie sir up In the dish. Serve wurm or cold, with or without cream. . Nella Hutchinson 'A Song of India".;... ...... . " HiniHky-Korsiikoiow i.a OracieuK" - 'Hungary"-' X Ktdqra Hutchinson : , I Hurp Sounds"... Sluyor 'Arkansas Traveller" ......McDonuJU French Music Box" .....I.ungo ' Wanlta Sturglll 1'rnumorul" ' ..'... .chilliiann "into tho Pale Night" Pcsso "Old jliuck Jo" ...Kunkel-Koster ... . ' Kthel Conklln , "The Mountuln DunciV.. Murksj "Home Svvoet Home" (arranged for one finger) .-...W. 8, Matthew "How the Klephant Got Jlis Trunk" musical reading. ,....... , P. Peycko Kiioda Mwwn oconpntrl-by- Kt.hrtonklln strength was unllsunl. Denying With A -mr-Ciil Sllnor Thcro Is only one 'combination lluntci liiiui justifies denying partner's Mn- Koellns lcorest fires destroy lumber, In- Jrlie. I'nlon hotel, und after dinner ,julH) ab0r, kill Industry, ii'ob the oommunlty und increase taxes. Phone MAIN This f riendly neighborhood store offers the lowest prices and more you get Personal Service from experienced help who enjoy knowing you and serving you. Come "As you are" plenty of parking space for your car... '''''-, Radishes, " hunches 10c Green Onions, Large bunches Tho first .of a series of recitals ,tpi-:be. given by . th : inuslu pupils, nf tUe Hncred Heart academy will t,,l,.. Snliinluv nl'ternoon atl UNION (Snerlul) Mrs. : T,. Z. the li'omo of Mrs. A'. W. Wall. 1021 Terrall entortalned a number Hemlock street. The.-tline set for-friends Kriduy afternoon ut n ile um lieirlniihig of Iho nroerum is llghtfiil 'liridgc-luncheon ut her 2:3(1 -o'clock und all Interested I home in North Union, l.uucheou 5c Walla Walla Asparagus, 2 bunches , - 22c Small Juicy Oranges, 2 dozen : .: 35c Bananas, Pound w -8c Spinach and Rhubarb, Pound i Next week local rhubarb will he ready for canning. Corn Flakes, 3 packages - Citrus Laundry Soap, 10 bars 5c ining. 25c 39c .friends and purents of. thfe stu--deYits tutting part are Invited y attend. . . j I The program .to bo glv.en Is as follows: -; . ' j "The llrownles".. Hugo Itclnhold 'i-'ollow the Leader ...I ......Dorothy Oaynor Illlike Paul CooK . "To the Country".. ..Mae Aileen Erb i "Uullercup" .....Mue Aileen Krb 1 Annet'lo Turn , . "Dunce" of tho l'ireflles" ' ; ...Vernon l.loyd : "A Twilight Song"..... j Florence Kldrcdgh ! Harriet Becker , "Sweet Clover" J. M. Baldwin "Spring Flowers" Churles Huertei Kllxabeth Dolun ? : "Isabel WulU". Geo. K. Hammer j "Butterflies"....'.. .j... .Mue, AlleiMl Krb j Belly Muo Allen "Tarantella" -...Anna-!'.- ltlsher :"Tiny Tlm" - I,. K. Ortli Brewster Wlison 1 "Hurily Gurdy vMun" ' . James H. Itogers Kenneth Alpert O sole Mio" Vlolin)....K. ill Cup'la Mosillilo Dance" Mendelssohn Dorothy Wall j Clara Norrls, Accompanist j "Petite Uomunee" Jules JJevnux j l'utticiu Carroll "Jtalian l'olk Song".:; ; Arnoldo Sitrtorio . . Itlnhard Cannpll . I "Valve Vetlte" ..J-eighlon Dlgps i '.Sweet William's Ball" :. L. A. Bugbee ninssoai ('arntchall "Buttnllon Dftll"....l,elgliton Jllgs I - ' Clarke Alklns i "Hollyhock" Leighton 1 "l-'orest King" .. I,. R I Nola Hae Moshy I I ' Mrs. Siegrist Is, Hostess to Club was served lit .1 : i 6 o'clock ut five small tables, decorated Willi boil oueis of yellow daffodils. .; . Following limcjieon. bridge'Was played at ' five tallies. High score wns made by Mia. W. W. Stevens. and Mary Hutchinson received Iho! consolation prize. '. UNION (Special) Members or the Carnation club entertained their husliunds-Monduy evening nl a7 o'clock dinner ul the homo of Mr. and Mis. George Sclbird In North Union. Dinner was solved at rour sniHM lames, wnere itrniae was played later In the- eveninir. The rooms . were decorated wMh bouquets of spring flowers. Mrs. Frankel' To Visit Union Club local club. She, will be ' guest of honor at dinnor at 11:311 o clock ui : n meeting will be held In the ho tol living room.. Mrs. Krutlkel will speak, und there will lie. a short musicul progrum. ' Mis. H.i C. Mc ciuv will slnu a groun of songs, Mrs. Kdllh Phy will sing and tho high Bchool girls' quurtet will fur- nish severul numbers. ' -.. I.ADD CANYON (SpecluD The I.udd Cunyon Get-Togelher . club met nt the homo of- Mrs. Bheiiil Ewln yesterday afternoon with about 2lL members til . attendance. Mis. Henry Peebler was program chairman ror the day und a pluy entitled "Way Down Mist" was pre sented. Those tuning purt were Mrs. A. K.. Peebler, Mrs. Henry Peebler, Mrs. Henry Counsell, Mrs. Frank Poole, nnd Miss Kuth Driini snillli. Mrs. Counsell gave a read ing und Mrs. A. K. and Mrs. Henry I'ei bler sang a duet. ' i The home was decornled In bou quets of tho season's flowers. ll lieshmenls '.vero served following the program. The club will meet again Thurs day, May 1(1, with .Mrs. Henry F.wiii as hostess. '.'. I.ADD 'CANYON (Special) Mrs. Henry Kwln entertained at dinnor Sunduy honoring tho birthday an niversaries of her husband and lli r slstnr-ln-law, Mrs. Clurcnce Green, of f.a Grande. Covers were lul.l for eight uround a prettily decor ated tuble. After dinner the re-' malnder of Ilia lime wus spent vis iting. ' ... ' It Is said on: good authority that. 06 rents out or every dollar banket! west of Iho Cascades comes from lumber. ..' - " ' ' " ' ' 5 It has. been our policy1 to show, the . very newest trend in millinery. Featur-; ing- style, workmanship, quality and salability, at all times, has met with the unanimous approval of our clientele. We intend to continue along these lines, and as always, feature "Style ' above all." ' ( ' . , New Millinery Arriving Almost a . - Every Day ' 3.95 to 1.50 ( ,' ; PUTMAN S :' ' Ready to Wear and .Millinery ; , L : 1 - "Q UlLMJ Mf1r ' ?2.50 Orders I 11ADTO IMPORTS UOW UNION (Special) Mrs. C. J. I'A Ills t A I') unoio iiiipun m- Frankel. president of the Oregon to 1'iancn ninounieo m -1 1. . Federation of Women's clubs, will the first. ten moillhs of 1027. In bo at Union this evening, when she the sumo period or i-J.u ino mini will pay her, official visit to the was $.18,720. P. S. Sliced Pineapple, Large can .. - 26c Muffets, 2 packarrea . 25c North Sea Crab Meat; V.x lh. tin 29c P. S. Melba Peaches, Halves or sliced J. ..... 24c Meat Department Hams, half or whole, 28c Pound ' ' - Shoulder of Pork, 20c Pound Cuta for Roasts or Steak -Fresh Dressed Hens Mrs. Adolph Sloffrit wan hostess to the mem bora of. ttie Alplia club at u brlilKP-lunrheoil ypterday aft ernoon ut the flncujawea Inn. Luncheon wus ut 1:15 o'clock in the hotel dining room, where rov ers were laid for 13 nt on lurtf table. . ' . Thre tut ties of nt-ldtfC; were formerl in the parlor on the niczzii nine floor ufter luncheon. Mtk. 11. K. Dixon tnaile- lilKh score during the afternoon's pluy. Mrs. A. V. Sanfonl was hostess to the Jolly BrhlRe club yesterday : ufternoon nt her home on M av- ' nue. HtidKe was played ut three i tuliles during- the afternoon und Mrs. !.. M. Hoyt won the fir.it prize. The consolation prize went i lo Mrs. Lee- Ilanford. The rooms were attractively dec orated with homfiiets of duffodlls. i A two-course luncheon was ,serve! ( folldwfnuf the curd trumes. j Mrs. Kd Htruvens will be hoteH 'to the club Thursduy afternoon, 1 Mny 10. t Members of the N. II. B. club were entertained at a delightful Ip.trty WedntKday afternoon at thel 7irst in the Dough en in the Oven in ysnv Also Rncr Texture and Laraer 1 Volume in Your Da kin as. Use less than of higher priced brands . Same Price fir Over 35 Years 25 ounces for 25$ Millions of Pounds Used By Our Government Phone Orders Main 94 MAY WE SERVE YOU, V It is our desire to serve, you in the fullest capacity and in a satisfactory a way, whicli to Stone's Cash Store-means u most appropriate toods lor your uioie. lspiaeu in Ma".o i " 1 1 i. -i..i.: 1 n:nrl on fliaf. irnii inn .... .,..! nnnvan onr. Ha ici'i.iiiii mill uiiucu ou nicvw: jvu vuur eus.v tinu vunri,i.iv... t ',. i i unnn;..nrl lYPoofacr -un hip buy them feeling assured you have received the greatest . value for your, money. We appreciate your patronage. , , SATURDAY- Stone's Safe Savings MONDAY- SUGAR C & II Fno 'lorry lOih, 69c Pickles Knight's Lai-Re Whole Dills. Gallon tins ;. 59c Catsup. Van Camp's T.est in larjje 14 oz. btiUles. 2 For 35C Jelly Tall 14 oz. Glasses. All I Jerry Flavors. . 45c FLOUR 1198 Jl 49 lbs. $ COFFEE Maxwell House 45c ib. Crackers J fni Ulu Honey Grahams, 'A At IU l.r.v 1 1 72 WHITE DOWN. Known all ovor the west for its uniform high quality. ' Backed by Speiry's repu tation, and our personal guurantee of baking sat isfaction or your money, back. 79c Marshmallows Fluffy in 12 Light and oz. tins. 29c For Syrup Log Cabin Cane Maple. Medium. 49c A 0LE0 Swift's Margarine 2LbS 39c and BANANAS Soap Chips Crystal White for Instant Suds. . 25c 29 Bunch 14 to 18 Fancy Ripe Fruit on the Hand. ' Pineapple Fancy Whole Slices, No. tins. 4 For .95c Rice Fancy Blue Rose. ' 5 is. 33c Strawberries New Califomia.They are sweet. ' , ; 15c CUP ONIONS Finn Broiler Size 5 1....... 17c a Xtra Large Sizes 39 Bunch LETTUCE Nice Fresh Heads 3f. 19c BREAD While, Whole Wheat or Raisin Health at our Every Day low price, 3 large l'i lb. loaves ..... 25c Vic,: m te-i'- fete f 'vV'-: