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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1928)
M-iday, June 1, 1928 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Pape Tfiree , , Friad Choir Of ' Presbyterian Church Honored A niajor social 'evoiit for mem- k of tlio Presbyteriun church ;ih thti reception hi honor or the nlli's' TriuU choir und tlu-lr Ut clur, Mrs. A. h. ItlchiirdHon, that its Kion in the main rooms of Iho lurch lust evening with un ut- miance of iitoru thun 100. The affair. Hponsort-'U- by the ard of liutttKja and ciders, was viMi by the concrcgallon to shoiv pipit riution fur the excellent work X the choir. - j A featuro of the pleasant evening f-iiH thti ja-eseiitulion of a lovely iHii(iiet of roHcs and snapdragons p .Mrs. Ilichardson us a token of ii-piociution, which she received it li a response of thanks. The'ltcv. J. George Wall offered io opening prayer. lr. K. I. Ilussman, un elder of the church, resided at the program of the eve in, making un interesting' talk b the choir.' Raymond O. Wil- nuia sang a group of numbers, ac- ompunied by Mrs, H. Hv Jtichurd- : c. M, Humphreys, un elder, ;ave a talk expressing the congre-. Uion's appreciation to the choir, Ind to Mrs. Itlchurdson. He. pre tented the-flowers to Mrs. Itiehard ion. A group of vocul numbers iy I'aut Knautz accompanied by Mrs. Ktiautz was the final number f l he program.. , A delightfuLiSoclul hour of visit- (nit followed, and 'refreshments i e served. - Mrs." W. CV Perkins CASH c AND CARRY I'hone Orders Main 91 j'as chairman of tho refreshment 9 Summer time and hot days remind us that good health contentment and a clear thinking mind arc the results of well balanced summer foods. Our store is-full of gocd things to cat, full of good health and especially priced for your benefit.. ' Saving Lemons Large Sunkist 45c DOZKN Mayonnaise Nallys full pints 35c Pickles No. 2'a tins. Dills 23c Catsup Van Camps', 11 oz., 19c Walnuts Fancy soft shells 2 lbs 49c SPECIAL Pineapple, packed in syrup. 2L', tins 3 for 1 ( OFFICE Stone's Special blend I fresh ground and roifsted is 5 good coffee 3 lbs. : . I SARDINES One lb. oval j tomato sauce, mustard or i S cans .... . Tomatoes Cabbage Peppers Pansies Zinnias Asters, Etc. Now is the time to plan your garden, so get WILSON'S PLANTS at Stone's. They will grow the best. 4 committee and Mrs. CM. Hum phreys chairmuu of tho decoration committee. Tho church was beautifully dec orated with flowors for tho occa sion. The vested Triad choir which has been singing at every service this year, will not appear now un til fall, although members will as sist In the choir during the sum mer months. Tho choir has pro gressed splendidly since lis organi zation und appeared on u number of civic progrums during tho year. The visit of Mrs. G. U Clark, of Caspar, Wyo., in La Grande was tho occasion -of a delightful picnic supper at the city park Wednes day evening given by a number of her friends. The group of families included 24 persons. Shortly after 5 o'clock supper was served at ta bles around the fireplace of the park pavilion. An hour or two of visiting passed pleasantly. Mrs. Clark Is the wife of the Rev. O. 1.. Clark, who was for several years pastor of the Presbyterian church when' both Mr. and Mrs. (Mark won the hearty, respect and affection of their congregation nnd tho community. Luter they went to Pendleton and now make their home in Caspar, where Mr. Clark has Ills headquarters as synodiQal executive secretary of missions In Wyoming. t- . i Mre. Clark left Wednesday eve ning for Pendleton nnd then will go on to Walla Walla for tho com- j mencement exercises at Whitman where her son, James, is a member of the graduating class. She was a guest of Mr. and Mrs.: H. R. Hanna during her stay. (sr rnw hv (si L 1) I 1 JIl j LOU Summer Foods for Prices Saturday, Monday A New Spuds Good'size, clean 5lU:.......25c Summer Cereals CORN," FLAK US. POST BRAN...... PUFFED WHEAT... 7c 11c 13c Shredded Wheat Kellogg's new style 3 for. 25c Toilet Tissue 1000-sheet rolls 3 for .. ... ... 19c DOLLAR DAY ITEMS SOAP Crystal white, the well i known family laundry soap J 23 bars - I No. . I t. 1 a sv. baiau Jilj sold in bulk crs 3 quarts MOM'III.'UC' tins. I illiuii. size package spiced real saving Entertain Club At Dinner,, Bridge At a pretty party at their home on Main avenue, Mr. and Mra. Harry H Zurbrlck eittertalned the Clio club at dlnner-bildea last eve ning. Dinner was served at the small tables at 7 o'clock. Hoa and honeysuckle -formed table bouquets, while baskets- of blue cornflowers and lupin were attractive. Five tables of bridge were at play, at which Mrs. Norman Frees and F. It. Appleby made high scores, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Itoynolds re ceived the guest prises. - Kdward Holmes, formerly of Ijl Orumle but now of Tacomn, wus a guest of the evening. Mrs. Zur brlck and Mr. Holmes will drive to Walla Wulla tomorrow to bring Mrs. Holmes to La Grande for a weekend visit when Mr. and Mrs. Holmes . will lie guests of Mr. and Mrs. Zurbrlck. , ; Members of the Thursday Bridge club had a pleasant afternoon yes terday when Mrs. F. 8. Ivanhoe was hostets to them at a bridge luncheon at the Hacajawea Inn. A three-course luncheon was served at 1 o'clock In Una hotel dlnlng'f room at a large table at which a bouquet of flowers In keeping with the seuson was used." . Following Juncheon bridge was played in tho curd room, with Mis'. J. C; Gulling making high score. Mrs. Leila Jones will cntertaln the club next' Thursday. ' ' '' ' :' Miss Lymari Honor ' - Guest At Shower Miss Trma Lyman, popular bride- j elect, wus the inspiration or a de lightful miscellaneous- shower at MODERN FOOD STORES We Deliver $2.50 Orders 'Cabbage New, solid heads li.... 7c Shrimp A. & L. dry pack 3 CANS... -.49c Crisco Best for frying 3lbs.. 79c Corn Meal Yellow or white 9 lbs.... 39c Jell-X-Cell All fruit flavor , 2 for : 15c . i. 1 I 1 uic coiiun sccu, i brine vou contain- 0 I - 1 (tin Imiro I vi.... .. e with premium a j 3 for - I whlch Miss Marie Couture was hos tess last evening at the Sacajawca Inn. ' Four tables of bridge were at play lii the ladles room during tho evening, Mra.'Lester Bramwell win ning first prize and Mrs. AUdmer Pluyle consolation. Following bridge, refreshments wore served at the bridge tables. Then a t largo, cleverly decorated box, air-brushed In black and gold, was brought tn. containing many beautUul . and lovely gifts for Miss Lyman. Open ing of the gjfts brought tho pleas ant evening to a c!ok$. Those Invited by Miss Couture were: Mrs. Francis Oreullch, Mrs. .awien,ce Hull, Mrs. William Hcughan, Miss Fonda Hanks, Miss Luclle ltluck, Mrs. Lent Kussoll. Mrs. Elmer McManus, Mrs. Clark Fitzgerald, Mrs. Dale Cox. Mrs. Melvln Larson, Mrs. Kills Knight, Miss Kuth Bramwell, MIkh Made line Barbeau, Mra, John Htoddard, Miss Winona Lyman, Mrs. A. L. Helms, Miss Lillian Hlms, Mrs. Aud mcr IMayle, Mrs. Lester Bramwell, Mrs,. - Clyde Zimmerman, Mrs. George Lyman and the honor guest- The date of Miss Lyman's wed ding ' to Doyle Zimmerman Is June 9. Tho Me-Way-Tum-a-Lum Bridge club had an enjoyable meeting yes- terday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Elliott Auatln In Ladd (.tin-, yon. Three tables of bridge were nt play, Mrs. Ituy Brown making high score and Mrs. Henry l'eob ler second. Refreshments were served at the close of the after noon.: During a short business meeting' Mrs. Clyde Hoppel was elected president for the coming year and Mrs. Henry Kwin secretary und press correspondent.: Mrs. A. K. Tee-bier Is retiring president. The club will have Its next meet ing on Thursday, June 14, nt the city park, i , . ; ,.. . !A farewell parly took place at Kagles hull last evening, the occa sion' being tho departure of Mrs. John Smith for near Lewlston, Ida., where Mr., and Mrs. . Smith and their children will make their homo. Members of tho Kaglen loilge and tho auxiliary wero In at tendance. Cards and dancing were tho diversions of the pleasant eve ning. Mrs. Smith was presented with a purse as a farewell gift from members of tho auxiliary. Itefresh mcnts wero served at an appropri ate hour. . The fumlly left this morning. MENUS lly Kbtter Mary It It MAKMOAST Sliced nlneultnle. 'cereal cooked with raisins, crcum, toustcd suit cod fi.sh, crisp ryo toast, milk, coffee. ' 3AJNCH HON Baked new cub- bage. shredded leuc rmiucu sand wiches, rhubarb ,. morlnguo pie, mlllt, coc,oa; . , - . - DINNlOit Stuffed mutton chops. Vice In tomato sauce, uruugu and watercress Hulud, strawben-y arum puffs, milk, coffee. Puff shells arc filled with n mix ture, of sweetened whipped crcum and "diced und sweetened straw berries. Fine whoto berries arc used to garnish the puffs. ! i i...ir -1... I nu uiiu unu-lliili tum v;i 11111- barb, cup granulated suur, '1 eggs. 2 tnblcspoons flour, Vt cup .powdered sugar. teaspoon va nilla, plain pastry. 1 Beat yolks of eggs with granu lated sugar mixed and sifted with flour. Add prepared rhubarb und stir until thoroughly mixed. Turn Into a pie pan lined with plain pas try and bake JW minutes In a mod-' i orate oven. "Bent whites of eggs Hintil sliff, bent In powdered sugar nnd vanilla umt pile over top of pie when cool. - Bake 1 1! minutes In u slow oven. I If a meringue is not put on a pie until It Is cooled the meringue will not liquify. . Mont with flcckB at fill IllroilKli out Ih more tender und has more. Jtilee thun cuts wlthojit nny fut. It' meut cuts are not frenh, Uley will liuve dark, dry edKea. OUT OUR WAY r?gs0 i OE- rope.! , . mrOPT OWN WOROLE. Tv4E BROAO JUMP. jff.wiLLrtMs tm trri.v. Cm. n mu mna. mc , Bridge Pointers By Milton O. Work OONTItACr B1UDG12 Yesterday, In tho discussion of "following" bids, tt was pointed out that when an 'original No Trump bid has been made, tho next player Is apt to bo tho initial lend er if Ills opponents get tho con tract, und that consequently his fol lowing bid 'would not u0 11 11 1 to kavo any loud directing value. With an Initial Major bid, tho probabil ities once again nro that If tho stdo of tho original bidder obtain tho contract, It will bo In tho first named and that Second Hand will bo the original leader. But aftor an Initial Minor bid tho chances are that tho Third Hund will chango tho declaration and Fourth Hand will be tho original lender. Therefore when ono of a Minor Is bid initially, the following bid Is likely to be of great value as a lead director, und 1t uUo may bo of en ormius value by shutting out a No Trump bid by Third Hand. Another Important question to consider In Contract is vttiether tho bid following adverse suit-bid may be made by a call of ono or wheth er It necessitates a call of two. It seems wise to adopt tho conven tion that when bids following ad verse suit bids aro made with less strength than Is roqulred for nn In itial suit-bid, they should bo limit ed to bids of one made over an, Initial Minor; and that all other following bids, Including ono Hpndo over ono Heart and two Clubs over one Diamond, should announce tho full strength required for an initial bid nt Contract. The' following examples will nmko Jills clour. ' ' No. I ?X-X-X XXX s XX Tn Contract with this holding by West. If South (Deulor) bid ono Heart, a pass would bo udvlsublo: but If South (Dealer) bid ono Dia mond or oho Club, ono Spado should bo bid for tho reason ex plained above. No. . H-X fX-X-X R-Q-X-X-X XX Willi tho above liund held by West, u bid of ono Dlumoud should bo iiwmIu If South (Dealer) start by bidding ono Club; but if South Vubs, bid oim of a Major, or ono No Trump, this West hund should pftHS. . - ' . Contract IJrlrlgo will bo con tinued next Friday. Copyright, Jolui F. Dlllo Co. Good cuts of beef are edged with fdtuw-eolorcd fut, are firm, und have fine grain miicle. Poor beef has coarso, f lubby flesh, Is dark colored with yellow, oil fut. : SATI UDAV .IMUXiltAMM Tho National Ilroadtastlng com pany program for Katurday nlRiit fiillou: 9 to 10, "Hroadways and Hnulevards: 1U to 12, two-hour "HlK Show." K(1J Unklnnd (3K4.4m-780kc) 8, atudio program; u, inisu. KKI I.oa Anselea (468.0m-G40-;kc) 8, studio proiirnm; 0, string iproKnim; 10, concert: 11 to 1 a. in. A 'b- j&m. j&a. jftfc jA T t r ? - t ? ? ? t T t f t t f T t t Y ? t t T t ? T f f t T t f Dress Special $18.85 v AH of the new style touches nnd most popular shades of the season are. featured in this sale of stylish dresses.. .: ; . . . . , , Dresses of distinction, for sport, street and afternoon just the models that every woman or miss will want to muke her summer and vacation wardrobe.com plete. , :; IV'' Take advantage of .this unusually low price, on these smart drosses. " ' ', ' i . ', .Formerly ';'.',. , i, 25.00, ?29.73 and $35,0tf ' , . , . :, : -,. . : ? Values ' , : ' '. '. . . $18.85 '-Ui-;-- '' t t t t ? ? t t mldnlKlit frolle: . ICO M O Heu It lo ( S D. t m-9 7kc ) 8. niiisiral proRruui: 9, NHtJ; 10:irr ; Htudio program; 11. NBC; 12 to 112:30. orchestra and tenor. .' Kl'O Han l'VanclHCO (422.3m- 7llike) 8, studio program: 10, N HC. KKWH Hollywood (361.3m 83ikc) 8. program; 9 to 11. duneo orchestra. KG A Hpoltano (2fi0.7m-1160ke) 8, Htudio program; 10 to 12, inimi cal program. - Kmc Han Krancisco (404. 3in (iiiokc) 8, trio recital; 9. dunce, music; 12 to 1, orgnp program with tenor. KIIJ I.os Angeles (309.8111-700-kc) 8, continuity program; 9, eon curt: 10 to 12, daiico music; 12 to 1, merrymakers. KOIN l'ortland (3I9m-940kc) 11 to 1, mcrryni.kors. KOW rortlnnil (49lm-010kc) 8, studio program; 9, NI1C. KKtl Hpokuno (370.2m-810kc) 8, studio program: 9, N11C. KYA Han Krancisco (3(i2.7ni 8B0kc) 8, old-timers hour; 9, cas ual hour; 10 to 2, Itndio Uug frolic. KOA Denver (32r.9m-il20kc) 8 to 10, dunco program. By Williama A jftfc jjk jjk alk AA1AfcjhkkAkh PUTMANS Lu Grande's Exclusive Iieady-lo-Wear and Millinery op Vy JLi JLi tj) Phone MAIN 759 Finishing Our Job Of Expanding This week will see our .new, enlarged store practically finished,- with numerous improve ments included to provide better Service to you, to help us serve you more conveniently. Watch for our special features next week as a part of our formal invitation for you to visit the. bigger and better store.' It always pays to buy your groceries and meats at Joel's the Store of Personal Service. - FEATURES FOR SATURDAY Strawberries, 3 boxes .29c Green Peas, 3 lbs. 25c New Potatoes, 5 lbs. .25c Coffee, any brand, lb .53c Cane Sugar, 10 lbs. ....... . . . . .73c Potatoes, well sorted, 100 lbs. . .59c Look Over Our Want Ads for Bargains
