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

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Newspaper Page Text) - Friday, June 8, 1928 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Pajrc Three Society News j . ridge Club In Last Party Until Autumn Season pSlia. Nullum Zwclful waa hostess the Jolly Ui-iUgo dub yesterday t'rnoon ut hor lioine on Ada ma t'liuo. l'lnk unu white peonico ctloiiilnated In bouqut-ta of flow h that wore urrongod effectively. ilrldKO was pluyetl at three ta bm during the afternoon with Mrs. 1 Culdweli winning the prize, isolation went to Mrs. Carl Du al. KoMowing bridge Mrs. Z wolf el rved u two-courHO luncheon. This in the final party of the Jolly rWe unlit fall. 'ho SoariKetaha cifmpflre group rf IhhI evening with Miss Lenore jly ut her homo on M avenue. The eetlng was devoted to business nd plans for summer camp were p scuffed. . Next week the group ill spend a day or so at , the ItMjrge Hiriiie cabin in JVlill can-- jn. Mrs. Ulrnle attended the iteting last night. Miss I'hyllis unn is president of the group. -.,.. The Intermediate Senior girls of. le Methodist Church South Sun- ly school enjoyed on all-day out ig ut Cove Wednesday, with their ucher, Mrs. Kultt Webb, as chap- rone. Mrs. Webb and 17 girls left La undo ut 6 o'clock Wednesduy lornintr. MIhs Lena Cumnbell. the. Rev. J. A. Mall 'and W. A. "iilam riving the curs. A cumpfire break- List was prepared ut the Cove park non arrival. ' Gymnastics and a 4ong hike ovr the sprrounding ill Js ut Cove were the diversions i-ecedlng noon lunch and games tiid swimming was enjoyed in the iflernoon. A marshmnllow roast ,as a feature. The morry day came to nn end t , fl o'clock, ; when the girls rc- urned -to La Grande. ' lome Department . .Has Picnic Lunch Dexter Mat toon, 20 members of the Kpworth league of tho First Meth odist EplHCOpal church gave a roast party on tho Grande Hondo river near l'erry Wednesday eve ning. The nffalr wus a surprise for .Mi's. Mattoon, who wus invited to' go for a ride at 7 o'clock by two leugue members, Miss Louise Leighton and George Mouts. They drove,' to Perry,, where tlury were greeted by the leu;uu members. Weiners were 'rousted and later niarshmutlows were toasted over the glowing coats. During the eve ning Miss Leighton presented Mrs. Mattoon with a lovely flower bowl as a gift frofn the league. Miss Leighton made a short presenta tion speech, to which Mrs. Mattoon responded. The party broke up about 9:30 o'clock. F. 0. E. Auxiliary Installs Officers Announcements . 1 1 Bridge , . Pointers i Bj Mlllun C. Work Tho VV. C. T. U. wilt hold tholr roffulur mei'llng ul tho city park Tuesiluy uftornoon ut 2 o'clock. A bustnuHS moi'ting und election of of ficers will tuko place. Supper will bo served ut 6 o'clock. All mem bers und their friends are Invitod. PLANE NEARS BRISBANE ON LAST FLIGHT - (Continued from Page 1) generator indicated that the craft must have fallen rapidly. AU nun Clieorfitl A little later, however, came the) reassuring word from land stations in Sun Francisco that the genera tor could be heard but that no metages were being sent. The Southern Crons wns still rising, plunging and again rising through the storm and the worrtwi of the tntrepld fliers were not over. - Vet through all this came not a word of anxiety from the four men. They looked for Oie moon us they did during their flight from Oakland toHawuti and Hawaii to Mrs. Btainev Edwards was in stalled president of the La Grande auxiliary No. 269, Kraternut Order of Eagles, lust evening when the lodge met In regular session. In stallation of officers for the com ing year was the feature of the meeting. Myrtle Anderson, past madam president, was in charge of Installation, sentlng. the following Suva. Frequently they havo re new officers: -.Viola Lundy, junior j teired to the moon us1 "our friend" past madnm president; Blutno Ed- and as frequently did they Joke wurds, madam president, Murgar- about the rough riding always to et Wonderllck, vice president; j close their messages with -a light Pearl Hosson, chaphirh; Iva j "cheerio." Sehultz, secretury; Ardella Stacy,) treasurer; Alice Turn, inside guard; MAY FLY TO JAPAN Annla Hhultz, outside guard; Pearl cltlCAOO, June 8 (AP) i I5u Patt, Agnes Andrews and Winifred Bene An-ijonald. Arctic explorer, Cass, trustees. Beatrice Smith .was j am president of the Zenith Radio appointed conductress and Mrs. 'corporation, and U. J. Herrmann, Tho Home department of tho 'list Presbyterian church hud a ileusunt picnic luncheon and aft i noon yesterday, at the city park, ,'ltli 21 members attemding. At 1 olock luncheon was spread un-. :er the trees. Following luncheon , short business session which Mrs. Anderson, president, conduct- 1. took place. ..... . .. . i "The Home department. Its privileges und Ifs Hesponsibilities" vas the subject of a splendid talk mide by tho Hew J. George Wulz," ho also led in the devotlonuis. S' he--rest, of tho'-'Uflbrnoon wus pent In pleasant visiting. The lame department will not dlscon- nuc its monthly meetings during Hie summer. Honoring their director, -lrs. Huff drill leader by the new presi dent. Mrs. Lundy, retiring president, wus presented with a bouquet of flowers from tho auxiliary In rec ognition -of her splendid adminis tration. - During tho session plans were made, to cnlertufn wives of dele gates to the F. O. E. convention to be held here on June 14, 15 und 16, and to ussist lii every way possible the La Grand 6 Ac lie F. O. E. at this time. V ' .... 1 Miss Ruth Hug, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hug, of Elgin, and Joy J. Luughlln were united in maiTiuge Wednesduy ut the Chris- tlun church parsonugo by the How J It. L. Putnam. The inipiusslvo rinjfj ceremony wus useu. - Mrs. LuuffhUn has many friends In La C run do and Elgin. Mr. Luughlln Is In the murine service and Mnbn ,1 he ,!..-. KMico. They plun to establish their home later In Portland. - -Mr ,und . Mrs. Iuughlin have known each-other since thry wero four years old when they became acquulnted in California. sportsman and theater owner, both of Chicago, today . revealed plans for jl truusutluntio flight to Japan this stimnier. Phone MAIN 759 (Canning Berries Finest Troutdale fruit, per crate . $2.00 Clark Seedlings S2 21! Local berries, extra nice, per crate ... Bunch Vegetables Fresh carrots, turnips, beets per bunch Idaho Corn - Good quality corn, two cans for .. 25c ATTENTION MEN! . An opportunity to com lilctfly Till "your hIiuv- - ins needs ut u big suv- -inc. ' TheRcxall Silver Jubilee Shaving Package $1.29 omiu'lslng of one tube of K I e n a o Shaving Cream, a boltle of ltex all Siiaving Ijdtion, "it can of Gentlemen's Talcum, a Gillette Ha-" .ff and a package of five Glllelte Hludes. Every! Iilng You Want I Glass Drugs Inc. La Grande, Ore. co.NTKAcr nitiiKa-: Yestoi-duy It wus, muted that ln formatory doubles ut Contract should bo somewhat more con servatlvethun most of tho others I havo b'egged my readers not to double lnforiuatorlly unless strong. I believe tho winning principle is: Double conservatively, answer tho double optimistically; therefore, generally speuklng, I do not ap provo of any double at Auction H rid go with less than fivo high cards that probably will take tricks; nlthough under certain ex ceptional conditions, four high sure trick-takers may justify it. In Auction, a Jack may be reckoned among tho high cards that prob ably will take tricks, when it Is accompanied by Ace and ono other, or King and one other; but in Con tract, while 1 do not beltevo In in creasing the number of high cards required to justify an Informutory double, I would be more conserva tive in depending upon Jacks. Kor example. In Auction Bridge, Dealer (South) having bid one No Trump. I would have West (but not Kust) double uuhesltutingly with: flvo-high-cnrd reckoning, H fur thermore goon w'.thout saying that vwivu vuiiiuiuuiu, mu in lurmuiui y doublo in Contruct should be used with even more caution than whon not vulnernblo because, if tho part m-r have a bust, tho loss when vul nerable may prove to bo so great. In actual Contract play 1 havo noted that the average number of Informutory doubles made to each hundred bunds Is much less than in Auction Urldgo, und J, belicvo this is un evidence of sound and proper conservatism, Contract Ilrldge will bo con tinued on Krlduy und Saturday of next week. Copyright. John F. Ullle Co. REPUBLICANS ELECT PEARE AS CHAIRMAN (Continued from rage 1) K-J-X A-X-X R-J-X XX-X-X , Jn Contract f believe it would be doubtful whether tho two Jacks should bo counted us two in the selection and pledging Union coun ty's support.. 4. Ono extending thanks and appreciation to the republican members of the Union county dele gation in the legislature and pledg ing the republican candidates for senator and representative In tho' next legislature to give loyal sup port to Governor Patterson and to the appropriation of funds for the building of the Knstern Oregon Normal school Im La Grande. 5. Extending to Justice Johnfj. Hand sincere congratulations mid expressions of entire confidence in his ability and integrity. The resolutions wero signed by members of tho resolution conijr mtttop, which conslts of A. Wright, of Union; Jesse Crum, of Klgln; and L. S. Weeks, of La Grunde. - ' MENUS By bister Marr BIUOAKKAHT Halves of grape fruit, cereal, cream, waffles, sirup, milk, coffeo. LUNCHEON Jerusalem arti chokes In sauce, grahinn und nut bread sandwiches, fruit punch. DIXN'KH r.uked lamb chops, buttered new pens, banana und peanut salad, old-fashioned struw berry shortcake, milk, coffee. Jerusalem Artichokes lit Suucc One bunch artichoke, S table spoons vinegar, 2 cups milk, cup water, 1 teaspoon salt, 2 table spoons butter, 2 tablespoons flour, teaspoon pepper, 1 buy leaf, 1 egg, 1 lemon, 3 tablespoons minced pursley Scrape artichokes, throwing each Immediately after scraping Into cold water to cover to wiioh vin egar has beoq added. This prevents discoloration. Drain when all pre pared and cook In milk and water until tender. Add salt when about A ; - Realistic. r Permanent Wave- Leaves llii! hair in soft, normal condi tion, makes Iha. end ;tlghter -and gives" a stronger wave that is possible with any other machine. Before bringing this Realistic machine home we worked with experts in Portland. ' Come in let ws explain the new fca lures of this machine. Reynaud's Beauty Shop , The Name Assiu'es the Qualitv Phone 785) New Foley Bldg. Noses Needn't ' , Shine Any More when you use this new wonderful I'Yench Process Kace 1'owder called MKLLO-GLO. Keeps that ugly shine away: Vomen rave over Us superior purity und quulity. Stays on longer skin looks like a peach keeps complexions 1 youthful prevents large pores. Get a- box of MKLLO-GLO Knee Powder to day. Glass Drugs, Inc.' Adv. Special Coat Values ONE GROUP COATS ' Formerly priced at .f&!).75 - Now $14.95 And every higher priced coat at Vz to Vz Off PUTMAN'S La Grande's Exclusive Ready-to-Wear und Millinery. half cooked. Drain from liquid und keep hot In a hot serving dish In warm oven. Ill end butter and flour and add to . milk in which artichokes were cooked. Add pep per and bay leaf and stir over the fire until, the. suttee ' uotis. He move from heat and stir In egg moderately beaten. - Stir nway from the heat until cooked. Add lemon and pour over artichokes. Sprinkle with parsley und serve. MAKK8 APPOIXTMKXTS SALEM1, ( Oro.f Juno 8 "(AP) John H. Carkln, of Med ford, speak- cr of the Oregon house of repre-.. sentatlves, has appointed Itepre- . sentatlve F. W. Sttlemeler of Mar- ion county and Oharli'ST. Hlovers of Clacknirms county to arrange for. the seating of the lower house v members at the 1920 session. This is under a resolution adopted at' the 1027 session und contemptatos the seating of delegullnns In blocs.1 Dependable String Beans : A. & L. brand, per can 18c Bean Hole Beans PracttcaJ summer food, quality, per can lie Canned Asparagus 1 Q Small can, choice stock, each Corn Flakes Kellogg's Toasted Corn Flakes, 3 pkgs. Fig Bars . OQp Good food for the kiddies, 2 pounds Lower Prices in Our Meat Department Quality Hams '2,C , Half or whole, very choice hams, 11). 6dJs Boiled Ham Caretens, very lean, fancy quality, lb Fresh Dressed Hens ' and Frys SPECIAL To make cakes that have that good home-made flavor. This is our ambition. OUR SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY Butter Sponge Cake with Custard Filling 20c EACH GWILLIAMS ELECTRIC BAKERY The Home of "Golden Crust" Opposite Observer on Adams Wc Deliver ' $2.50 Orders Food Values At prices you can afford to pay, check up on your supplies and restock your pantries' at a big saving. The money saved will come in handy for other necessities. ' ; . Extra Values Saturday and Monday Flour Sperry's hard wheat, tho. largest seller 'in the west today. Nolo, the low price . 49 , b, $179 Barrel $7.15 Sugar Extra, fine pure cane. Don't put o If buying your canning sugar too long. lOOK $6,69 A Oleo A Soap ( . Swift's Margarine : Crystal White O LIJS 55c 10 BARS.. 39c y 1 j'i Matches G box carton 15c fTXT17 A "C Fancy Hawiian broken slices, No. 2'2 IrliN EaAVIlIjEa tins, 2 for 39c Double Thick Corn Flakes, STAY CRISP. ' 3 LARGE PKGS...; 25c ESS Minute - 15c 8-ouncc pks'. Tapiocit, Special. AVo linvo a nutnbor of Tiiplnca t.Vok JtookH,, ;i 30 ItitKO booklet of prize-win- : nintf Tupioca reoipoH nnU new uhi'H for Thi1(ji:iu. Ki'bb wliJi eucli pucknge -. of Tapiuca. . v TOMATOES l : Rice Fancy Ulue Iiose, full heads 5 LBS : ... 35C Macaroni Cui-ve Cut Elbows, in bulk 5 ms......... 35c Raisins Clean, packed, seedless 4. PACKAGE 39c Chocolate Guittard's sweetened, in bulk . 2 lhs : 39c O LIJS.. Coffee Stone's Supreme Blend $1.45 Cigarettes Camels, Chesters, Luckies, Old Golds, CARTON SL15 Lettuce Large, fresh, crisp U HliABS.. 17c Carrots Turnips and Beets O BUNCH KS 10c New Peas Sweet and tender 3 lbs. 23c PLANT WILSON'S PLANTS Danish ItalHIead, Mat DulchSucression and Enkhnien Cabbage, Kai liana and Chalk's Karly Jewell Tomatoes, Chinese (Jiant and Harris Earliest Peppers, Crcgo and Early Bauty and IJite Branching Asters, French and African Marigolds, Bur rell's Collosal Zinnias, Verbenas, Schizanthus, and other favorites at popular prices.