La Grande evening observer., May 18, 1928, Image 3

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Friday, May 18, 1928."
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Pacre Three
r i
rade Graduates '.
i Entertained At
Party Last Night
Korty-nlne eighth crude1 crutt
ts from Central Bchool were he
iplruiion of a delightful party
r'cti by their mothers at the bail
' om of the I,. 1, 8. .Recreational
II last evening. The parly, Is an
nuul event, always given by the
liners of the 'elementary grad-.
tea. Netyly every member of the
ins ViiU a large number of nar
t und teachers enjoyed the af-
T- I
Thn hall was bcuullfully decor
id with streamers In tho Central I
Ioih. hyuk and gold, with the,
'Ri Ifcntrul black and gold a
ininunt part, of tho. decorative i
lienfe. ' Hprtng flowers In l&rgu
uquKs were used. '"" . -.
Part of the evening was spent
ay ins: guinea and tho latter part
duuclng, for which Miss Barb
a Hiutt played the pluno. s .
Mrs. Kt A. McEachrnn, principal
Central, made a farewell talk'
the eighth grade- students who,
111 enter high school this fall, and
1). Towler, principal of the high
hool, mude u welcoming talk to
e 4!f who will be members of the
fa h man class.
Refreshments were served dur
K the evening. . ....... v
Mr., and Mrs.. Robert Kakln and
r. und Mrs. C. R. Eberhmd were
nong the special guests, , Mr.
ukin and Mr. Euerhard being
embers of the school, board. Mr.
id Mrs. Kakln. -are.; also parents
one of the graduates. Teachers
'CMent last , evening '. were Miss
rta Verity, ' Mns Kffle Snyder,
ra. Guy ... Patten, Miss Hluncho
cut-s, Miss Marie Tlggelbech,
Lss Iono , Harriman,,' Harold K.
hinney, , and Mv and fyva. ' Mc
uchran and Mr, j und Mrs. 1D. -JJ.
)wier. ; ' - -u .'-' .', ; .... '.; -' .
Airs. ,Hay Buum ,was -generul
luirmun of the mothers who gave
,u party. ; ;
Mrs. Henry Melancon was elect
t president of the Altar society for
e coming year when, the orgttnt-
.tion hud an .enjoyjibto meeting
'eiJncsdily afternoon ut tho home4
i Mrs. Charles K. Gump In Frult
tle. Mrs. lVed Spaeth "Was etoct
t vice president 'and Mrs. V.' if.
iiighh was Vc-elected secretary,
id Mrs. J. G. fcnodgruHB re-elect-t
treasurer. Mrs, Hugh 10. Brady,
tiring xprealdent, presided at tile
oit business meeting ; which pro
wled the social afternoon, 'I'hifj
. lis the final meeting beforo-sum-er.
udJoUrnmentrV 1 v
iTho aflernoon was spent visiting
and at the close delightful refresh
meats were, served by Mrs. Gump,
who was assisted by Mrs. Norman
DoaUet.' Spring flowers were used
to decorate -the roopt of. th at
tractive Gump residence. In Fruit-
date. About 3.U members wore
present.
' A large and appreciative au-i
dlence numbering About SOU greet
ed the student' of -the Sacred
Heart academy who appeared In
recital at the' HacaJ&wto, Inn last
evening at 8 o'clock. An orches-,
tra of nearly 30. .-pieces was .In
cluded In the program and was
regarded as especially fine The
members technique end bowing
received many compllji ents. Hear
ty up plea use .was .accorded, every.
performer, all of whom displayed)
good technique and expression.
-Many of those in the orchestra;
were very young! I'lowers In large
baskets made tho stage attractive.
Tffe violin group of CletH Clnrk;
and the pluno ( group of Vincent;
NewIIn. the final number,," werei
especially commended. 'ollowing
are the performers; ' I'aul NewIIn,,
Catherine Spaeth, Agnes .'Smith,!
Clara -. Norrls, lp:a,' McWllllamsJ
Helen, Newlin, BarUarit Ouy, Be-'
erly Guye, Krnest ,Tuveson. The.
orchestra Instrume-nfatloH is:
Klist vlollrts-i-CleteS Chirk, Ag
nes Smith. .Virginia McVyyUams.;
Ruth t Comstock, ixirothy j Wall.;
Dorothy Hlggtns, Clara Norrhi, Pa,t-,
rick Kennery, Robert Cook,' Jos-,
eph iKeik; Mary ioherty. V y '"
. Second violins EHimWth' Dona
hue, Wayne. Gooderhuru,',Rux Wall,
Troy, Becker, - . ,
Mandolin Theresa Curran
' Steel Guitars lsaboll " "Heger,
Arlta Graves! '
Orchestra. Bells Alice; MunhaH.
1 Drums Hurold Browning " ';
French horp William CttlU)Voll, ,
Cornet Paul . Newlin. . V
.- Stixophone huther Kolk. ,
.' I'lunos Helen Nowlfn, Kthel
Oonohiu-,' Jiurburu Guye, Beverly
Guye.' "i.:V
' They pluyed sevoral. groups., . .
J her daughter. Betty . Jean's first Arid Joy bridge club at her homo In !
oirinuay anniversary, luesday afl-lower Cove on Saturday afternoon,
crnoon.,' . ' -u. - - ' The houso was. prettily tleco rated
A panut hunt was part of the. with lilacs. Three tables of brtdgo
be hostess to tb club at Us next
tUBetinc', ' . ' ,ir . - .. i
A birthday party was given by
Mrs. C. F. Wallace,, in honor of.
ler, Mrs. Lund and .Mrs, A. Conley
assisted In serving.
. ; A, ..j, (; :
" COVK. (Hpeclu!) Mrs. Charles
Hlbberd was hostess to the Fun
pleasant event .for the little guests,
aqd other frames were played.
were at play. Mrs. . Krank . Miller
winning high score. Those present
Spring flowers and blossoms. In were Mrs. William Hallmark. Miss
a color scheme of pink and white,. Bess Kelly. Mrs. A. H. Orton, Mrs.
decorated the home. At. the close T. C. Hefty, Mrs. G. K. Barker,
of the' afternoon delightful re-jMlss Vina Con ley. -Mrs,' Margaret
fresh me nts were .. served. There Milter, Mrs. Ward stiller. Mrs. U
were.l young guests and their. q. chadwlck and Mrs. KUgeno Mll-f King-Queen) and also a lack of No
mothers present. Miss Betty Jean Merlng and Mis. Krank Milter.
received - many, gifts. Those pres
ent were: Adrian and Lois Itasmus
sen, Jean Wllhclin, Jtuth and Glen
Penntaffton, Maxlne Helvey, Ber-'.
nadlne and Marjorie Lester, Jack,
ftobbv. Rlllv and Mllodeno flatte.
Mvron Helvev. It Ic hard Cvr. Uoro-I ' Junior W,
Announcements
i
Mrs. Ross Eaton v
'- Hostess to Club
II. : A. will nlvot
thy Salllne. Lois Davidson anil the1"1" Mr- Uon'raU Ncldefer at her
honor gueat, Itetty Joun Wullucc,
Bridge
Painters
V By MIHoa O. Work
CONTRACT BRUMJB
Miuor Take. Oil ts of lartfHr's Ones
No Trunin by llltl ttt Tlii-eo
It being understood that a Minor
bid of two over partner's ono No
Trump shows great strength in tho
Minor, at least .flvo cards In tho
milt (unless H be in ado with Ace-
Trump assistance In any other suit,
It Is advisablo to give to a Minor
three-bid over partnor's ono No
Trump a special slgnlflcunco.
When a player takes out by bid
ding three of a Minor, ho shows a
suit of six cards or more headed
by at least Acc-Klng-Queen, or a
hand with greater Minor power.
Furthermore, unlike tho two-bid.
The Ladles auxiliary to thp U,
of K. T. (net at Eagles' hull Tues
day evening , with Mis. Ada PIU-I Tho Pythian Hlsters wilt meet In
cock, vice president, presiding In their regular social mooting this
the absence of Mrs. l&C C. Coughcn-1 evening at 7:30 o'clock t the K, P.
owor, who Is atlgndtng tho blenulul hall. ,-, All members-are urged to be
convention. . - Arrangements were presont.
made during the business session
for the decoration of the graves
of departed members on Memoriul
day and' plans for the meeting the
home on Adams uvcnuo Monday
uftornoon at 2 o'clock Instead of ho dwn not (Bc.-ia,n strength In
other suits. Tho No Trumper
this uftornoon.
At the .regular hieetlng of tho
Neighborhood club, hext ' Tuesday
afLnrnnnn itiA nnnnnl aulnftlAn of
first Tuesday ;jn June were made., officers will take ptac The meot
There was a large attendance. nff will be at the La Grandehotol
knows that tho taker-out may havo
a Minor suit consisting exactly of
Aeo-Klng-Quecn-X'X-x und no si do
strength; but there la moro than a
possibility of further help and, as
a matter of experience, there ure
few No Trumpcrs taken out by a
Minor three-bid that do not go to
the game-bid of three No Trumps
or five of the Minor, and that Is
tho object , of the bid. It Is safor
than three No Trumps bocause It
gives an option, which Is always
1 at 2 o'clock with th nrcMldnnt. 1
be Mrs. Sherwood Williams-, lit charge.; an advantage. It cunnot bo said
ch Hosidos the regular buslnws;there'lJ,at H u80l"tely forees tho No
will bo several unusual features. J rumper 10 ma ror game, out mat
one of which will be the awarding.8 !ts cffect ln Practically every
' The Loyal Sisters' Aid of til
Christian church met In the churc
annex In - monthly . business meet
ing Wednesday.
The president, Mrs. C. W. Bunt
In it . t-tullttil IhA ntPAtliiir tn nrrioi
a.Hd devotlona. led by Mra. c. K.. elected by the art committee of Partnor having bid one No Trumu
sirup, milk, coffee.
lA'NCHICON CuHBcrolo oflia
be.aii8 and tomatoes, brown bread
and cottugo cheese ' sundwluhcs,
Cardinal's pudding, milk, ton. ,
1HNNI0R sr- lluked pork steak,
grilled sweet potatoes, plulu cuke,
milk, coffoo. ' (;
Pork steak or "fresh ham" Is
un economical cut of pork. There
lis less wusto in the. steaks than In
( chops duo to tho smutl amount of
bone In tho tormor. Tho meat Is
- CaMllual I-udilUur
Ono tublespoon granulated gtd
utlno. 4 tabli'suoons cold wiiIit. K
.'cups' milk. H cup sugar, 8 lgB8,
l-S cup sooded and chopped rai
sins, macaroons, 1 teaspoon vay
nllla, xl tublespoou lemon JulcuV
few grulns suit.
Soften gelatin In cold water
for flvo minutes Heat milk to
scalding point and stir In softened
J gelatine. Stir until golutin Is
dissolved and add sugar, suit und
tho well beaten yolks of eggs.
Cook, stirring constantly until
mixture coats the spoon. Uemuvo
from firo and add raisins and
juacaroona which havo boon rollod
and thoroughly crushed. Add va
nilla, lemon juice and whites of
eggs beaten until stiff and dry.
Beut salt Into egg whites., Tho
milk mixture should be hot when
tho egg whites a to added, I'tifl
into a pan of Ico water and beat
with a whlBk until mixture thick
ens. Turn Into a mold and chill
on lco for several hours, Servo
with whipped cream.
I nf nriiM In Ka AttFhth vr.rlft ml.', case.
called . the meeting to order nil, ot the nltv who., nn.ler. ere' Illustrations of Minor three-bids.
Goldon. followed.' , tho club to be mod to advertise
.After adjournment of. the. bus- the flowor show In the rJI. Three
Iness scssidn members enjoyed the) pbstoi-a wore to have' been (elected
nest o the afternoon visiting. Ho- but thero- wore so many unusually
frcstnrfpnt,s. were -served by Mrs. g0ail ones that Bcven were selected.
Ktunlt Harding. ' Mi s. ' Joe 1
gi;ass,T'Mrs.,'.l.-; K McPlicrson and
Mis. Krank. Hardcsly. Tho next
.meeting of tho.spclety will, bo a
plcnlo to bo. hold at tho park on
tho regular meotlng day. Wednes-.
day,, June '20." ' " , '
THE GARDEN
follow:
X-X ' -HX-X
VX-X-X K-X-X
IW-Q-X-X-XR-K-m-X-X.
X-X ' Now "
M. E. Missionary
v; Society In Meet
THE TALL (illOWI.NG 1'liAS
I-'or many years thodwrE poas,
grown without any support.' hayo
practically, driven tho'tail or brush
peas out of the homo garden. Now!
t hat the development of gardening
has shown conclusively that, evenj
K-X-X
X
... HM
None
x-x-x-x
fl-X-J
tho dwarf varieties are-inuch bet-l
Mrs.
the M.
.The Missionary - society of tjio
McthodTst Episcopal. Church Houth
met Thursday afternoon at . tho;
home of, Mrs. Clifford Carter for
noss Koton wns-nostess to, .. . . .... .".Iinio its own. for It Is very little
vflrv inmrnHiinir iirorjruni was biv-.1 ... . " if.
Ht-Q-X-X-X A-K-J-X-X-X.
Taking out partner's two No
ter and aivo lurircr croDS If clven' . . ' . .
I. U.
bridge club TuesdaVj
afternoon at .her holife on .'Second; en.' The topic-for discussion was ... o -' tQ .,..
Three tables or, unugc. were vi'"'"l ,-vi,,,b 111 """im.m .... .... ioi..,,u
to put up. a. three-foot
Is to put up an .18-iiii!h
tho older days thn Mar
street.
nlavmti Hurl no- thn nfloinnnh. Mt'H. ! Ictf,
WMItam" 'Mltcfcell - making :lghiMulo.nnd a reading by Mrs. C. W.l" '"."'XnTard type of
score.. Tulip, ' and snapdragons '2 T!t,&
lorincu iinny v "" . - ," . " ucttl!1. types have replaced tho old
Copyright, John F. Dlllo Co.
' -, i ,
rooms.
served.
bi'Idgei
by tho h6stess following!
Mrs. Kay Ooodnqugh Avlir
NEW FROCKS
FOR ' SUMMER WEAR
. New Ch iffons, New Washablcs,
New Prints
$2.95 to $19.75 '
PUTMAN'S
Ready-to-Wear Millinery and Sliocs
"Klyers Boss Own- Homes," says
u headline over a story about Her
mann, Jim and Khrtnfrled. But
then, they're not at home much,
Big Change
In face Powders
A good face, powder today mUHt do
mora than ntorely roiuove shine 11
should stuy on lonnor, prevent tho
pores from gottlng Inrtter, spread
smoothly, and leave n peachy look
on tho complexion. A new French
I'roress t'owder called MHIjLO
(ll.o does these things, MKI.l.O
UIA3 ls'truly wondeiTuI; (You will
simply lovo it. (Haas Drugs, Incj
, - Adv.
One of the Best Foods-
; RA-- creamery,
And Economical Too
Meadow Harvest Butter is one of the best foods
that you can buy and you will find that it costs
no more to use good butter than ordinary butter.
s . At All Grocers and Markets 1
UNION CREAMERY
1112 Jefferson Ave.' . Main 123
Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Page
MENUS
lly KLsU't
liltKAKr AS T
3lry .'
Bllced Ol-angvs,
a iwo-courso luncnoon -was. k".s'""" i. . :
rrolhmeest forms-of cereal, cream. baUed Fronoh toast,
toss, .u'sslsted 'by hor mother, Mrs.p . . , ! ' .; : V
WCartor, brought tho afternoon 10 While the dwarf pea are Indls-I
an onu. ,- , ; i iiy..."-v Vy,- ,Ui
' . . .1 '.' .'. . ' -' . . t" ' tnu iniilsuusoii -'ulwl lain rti iitlH thn
. The'd.J. A. of U. of U K.. Moon' '"i'ush tpes are most'' satisfactory.
division No.' S. iield u uleusaut so- Their "clHef udvantugo Is a Juuelli
clal meeting at' the K. of 1 hall- heavier ylold with lis fine quality
yesterday a rtdrnoon. Mrs. A. -W." 11,0 dwarf varieties furnish, blg
Wall. ' president, wus ln charge of Rer pods, and a much lunger bear-;
tlie short business meeting, during lag season. f. '
wliilch pluns were discussed for thol The support -should , -be -given
final .meeting before summer ud-Iwlienllie, peas ure planted so that
journment to, be' held at the park they may start, their -upward cu
on June ;2I. c Kerreshmcnts er;e reor ut once. They should be given
served by a committee wllh Mrs. rich soil and should be liberally
j Frank I'lke 18 chairman und Mrs. fcrtlllKcd. Homo epeftpea grotr-
E.. H, Mcalty, Mrs. I1. I. Hedgren era suy that llio vines should bo
and Mrs. Cluy l'llco assisting. The three Inches apart for lliulr fullest
Miuialp
DOUBLE
ACTING
Calumet mutt
hive real merit
must be better
thancpmmonplice
baking powder
or it couldn't be
the favorite of mil
lions of the most
particular cooks.
tI?S THAN
R tAKINO
11-11
" UlTMIt'l'ltlH 1' LBF1!
Phone MAIN 759
ill i
. . - WE'LL SOON BE'-THROUGH
iUi our remodeling job. Our . bigger' store will .
us 'better facilities to handle our ever grow-
- i i i
I , itijauiiue. ,
Potatoes r
intb.::.....;...,:...,.....:,......
v Peas .,' . ;; ''t
Inds ...... "jLJfJ.
I Medal Salad Dressing
int .':
25c
25 c
39c"
RESH DRESSED HENS AND FRESH.
t DRESSED SPRING FRIERS '
ILL US FOR FRESH VEGETABLES
ufWrnoon wjih pont aociaHy.
; The V. I.; f. ttiU of I'uiupkln
llidge 'met nt tlie home jot Mis. A.
K-Hug, pit; Wuuhtngtbn uvt-ntiP,
Tut'flduy. A polluck dinner at, 1:1 6
dcicu;k. was enjoyed. Offleera for
the enHulnifeur wore eteeted. Mm.
Vorn ilUR bctnff chosen prealdent.
and Jjent devolopnicjH. mid ' thut
thick flowing Ih d waiit of Heed und
an injury to tho lipuring ublllly of
llio vi-nes. , ,' ; . ' - '.
Tlie' brush peiiB are. Bclf-pt'dtecl-
inrln one roHpeuU , The pen df
uiundH a cool root run for Hh ViphC
HUeccHH. The. foliage of the tall
sort ftluidcH tlie Hull arid helpH to
ais. ugar.ornn, vice pres.uom. ' nrot(lot tle ro(jtH frQjn (Me HU) rho
rs.,uimnca iumi-uH, um. y. .;nKMh pea - expeHg Imvo (riven
Tho proffrnin eoiiimlttec choen for Homo fn vnr!ctle8 m. tho mish
the comlnir year was Mrs. Al Hug, ; oratlus Ih . , Hlandi.t-d of
Mrs. Italph Hmlth und Mrs. A. K.I
Hugh,,' The cluh wlll meet June,G
;al-:thc homo of Mrs.-ituy Hu',
,:: a i' ' .'.- ' t
' "COVE (Special)-One of the de
lightful events of -the past week
was the Kpwbrth league party on
tho lawn of the Methodist Kplseo
pal paisonHge, the home 'of the
Hev. Alice I'uyne. After an eve
ning spent tn games those attend
ing went to the church parlors,
where .they were treated to an
oyster supper. , .
COVK (Special) Mrs; Leonard
Towle entertained u party .of
young'glrlH-on Saturday afternoon j
honoring her daughter, Maxinc,
w;ho observed her eleventh birth-1
day anniiforsary. The girls played
games on. the lawn and later In
tho afternoon a delicious luncheon
was served. ' : ' - j
One of the features was a love
ly birthday cake lighted with 1 1
candles. The' guests w-ere Maxlne1
Conley, Cleo (,'onley, Kuth Hart
ley, La Veda Mlllerlng, Delda Gray. 1
, Verne Hallmark; Jean Koger,
.Eleanor Ogllvie, Jean Miller, Bes
sie Golay, Jnez and Vern Towler
and the honor guest. MraT. Tow-
peas.
(luallty. Thomas laxton Is a fam
ous KnKllsh pea of wonderful (jual
Ity and a fine, bearer. Admiral
Heatty and Champlort of Kn gland
are others. Quite Content Is one of
the biggest poddel of. tho later
pt-as. Telephone Is one of the best
known, one of the most easily
grown and one of the most reliable
sorts for the home garden. It
gives big pods of fine Quality und
of them.
Ruhr's Market
. ' IH0IJ4 AlllUllH
. I'liono MAIN 211
Willi u your $ Ituys lliu .Must
-" SO COM) STOIIAGK
Why do we have a
good business so far
down the street? Be
cause we cany the
best, obtainable from
the farmers" here in
the Grande Konde
valley and. where
your $ buys the most.
Veal Salad
(toll u piece of veal slioiil-
der, Bliank or neck, udding
only salt and pepper, unlit
tender enough to pick off the
hone. When cold cut In cubes,
udd a cup Chopped celery,
dill pickles, 1 small onion.
Mix well wltli i& pint salad,
dressing, 14 to spoonful Lea
lVrrins sauce. 8;rve cold
on lettuce leaf wllh a sHce'of
hurd-boiled egg for garnish.
2
Try-
W. K; GILBERT I CO.
A h.MAHT Atl'KOtlORY to thk ,
imilord iUll u tht whitb iu
S0..V1l UiCU 1111 UIIVI I
trlnimtu ub black liuttuu. .
WALLOWA LAKE
WONDERLAND
"The SwiUerland of America"
. Ol'EN
Saturday May 19th
- . For rfeservaiiojmi'all
John C. Macpherson, Wallowa Lake, Ore.
3
CASH
AM)
CARRY
HOMES
IMODERN
FOOD '
STORES
Phone Ordci's
Main 94
CHAIN STORES
DEPENDABLE SAVINGS
Wc Deliver
$2.50 Ordem
Our icffular low prices, (oucther with unusual weekend values nmkes Stone's a safe
1 und Dependable trading place. We are offering for two days fresh and staple mer
chandise at prices you can all afford to pay. Buy more and pay less at Stone's
EXTRA SAVINGS FOR SATURMY AND MONDAY
'.Peas
Sweet and tender, No. 'i
tins ' . i .
4 cans...! 45c
12 CANS " $1.33
Corn .;.V-
No. 2 tins,' standard, u
real saving . r . !
4 cans 45c
12 CANS..- $1.33
Tomatoes
;Xarpro No. 2'a tins, stjui
dard pack
4 cans 45c
12 CANS, $1.33
'.Cigarettes
Camels, Luckies, Ches
tei's and Old (5olds-
CARTON... $1:13
Matches
6 boxes to the carton ,'
29c
CARTONS
Brooms.
$1.00 7Q
VALUE . I VL
$1.25
VALUE
98c
Save on Jam
3'jars 59c
10 TINS ... $1.33
Peaches
No. 2'i large cans, heavy'
syrup
2cANS............45C
Crackers
' 3 pound boxes, salted or
)lain
BOX... 35c
Pork and Beans
Van Camps' medium size
regular 10c
CANS,.....,
25e
Pineapple
The most Kpulia fruit
on the market '
....39c
Sugar
, Extra fine pure cane, C.
100 lbs $6,39
T71T TiTTT Sperry's Hard Wheat, largest seller in west. Satisfac- J- r7Q
X JLivJ U MX tion guiuanteed. Note low price. For 2 days. 49 lbs. P JL. I V
Soups
Van Camps' vegetable;
beef, vegetable or to
CANS..
35c
Noodles
Creamettes or "American
Beauty, 10c sizes
FOR.
29c
Clams
2 CANS 49c
liazoi-s, Minced, No. Is,
Pioneer brand
HOSTESS CAKES AND COOKIES
The cakes that arc like home-made, and will solve your weekend baking problems
this warm weather. A lance assortment to choose from.
Onions New Spuds Grape Fruit
New Crystal wax California Garnets Florida Uussets . ,
3 uis 19c 4 Litri.. ......... 29c 3 - 25c
PLANTS PLANTS PLANTS
MRS. WILSON is now at (he store with a complete line of Vegetable and
Flowering plants, at her usual popular prices. Spade up your ground and then
conic in and buy your plants. ' .
Tomatoes, Cabbage, Asters, Pansies, "Everything"
m
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