La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 12, 1928, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday, June 12, 1928 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Society I D, A,R. Will Hold' :Flag Dav Lunch; v Baker Lodge Guest I iwIoubU'tlly the moat Important event of thin wetk in the reulm of women'!. ut'tlvItli'H Is the aiihuul liM.I .In I..w,l.,n a l. II .-I." lrs i the Amorlcan Itevolmion v wlrtrli Ih to ho Uvhl Thurnduy, June! ii. in i in nuvujuwtfa inn. Thvtuke place -at thj JtiveruiUe park linker chapter of I). A. It. will be v here ami the affair will be a Joint inet'tiiiK. Mm. Itiiymoml: O. Wil liams tf Im. Urunde Ih chairman Tor the tJay.'- . . A'muslcul. ji roc rum Ih being nr- iuiik1 antl thero are to he several other, ffuesta In utMltlon to "'the - ftiiker-(rhapter. v - ', i This in tlie final mcptinj? of the ' T. A. It. until full and is one of -the oulntnmHnjT evciilH of tlie lf. A. It. (! r. v ' ' 4 : ;' ,. - Master llohhy Trlhe was, the ln Kpirafion. for a birthday parly at whirh bin mother, Mrs. lZ Tribe, enttrtulned five of Hobby frlendft yeKterday afternoon at i heir home on Spring street.. Thin- una bin fifth birthday anniversary.'-. Onmes were p'ayed durinv the nfternoon and ut an appropriate hour refreshments, of which lh" .Idrthdny cake was a feature were tfi-rved. Hobby's Kiiests were Phil- lip Sioddard. Hobby ci,. Patsy ! r" ot lA ranue. ana Mr. and John McManOs and J-Iiuel Mc ?ml, MnL dt f, , ' a"' l,.injtf . Kyelyn. Shirley and Winifred. Mrs. - -- m . t Jordan U Mrs. Walts' mother. Kive mombers .of Hope, chapter fOVE (Special) Mr' and Mrs. No. 1U. are in Portland this week!010 Eckersley, of Portland, were for Oregon Kasli'rn Star grand toftjfo, which began IJs three-day Hesslon tills morning. George ' T. ocluun, .ffinijd -.sentinel, Is among those attending from l.a Grunde. Mi. Coclnan was to be a speaker at the. .reception program. 'Mrs. Andrew I.umv Jr.. warthv matron - of llopo chapU'r. Is among the del . ogutcH. while The other' three are . Mih. i ha lies . Gcnliamt dssoclate worthy matron, Mrs. E. E. Heatty, conductress who is proxy fpr J. S. llodffln, worthy patron rtf! the chapter, and Mih., Ktiink. Robin son, associate conductress. Mrs. Margaret Harnes," of Grants Put. Ih Kinnd worthy mutron, and Ih presiding ' at. the session. Mrs. - Mil rnes. visited In l.a Urnnde last' ran, , a : - , ". Mrs. Robinson will make a visit lo henltlo . boforo returning to l-a8pent ln c0ve, hut it was not un-tliiimle.- , v " ;. i Jtil July. 14, 1870 that she came to . "'fi--.U Florence Dial And Miv Beck Wed Wllllnm-' A. ilcrk and Klorenee tnl, liiltli of J.u Grunde, were qui etly married at tllo (hilHtlan pur nonitKo Hiltiirduy evening at 7:30 oVItfi'K. wit li tha Itev. .ft, l Put nnni. pastor ot tlie Centrnl Church of i Christ, reading the ceremony. The young couple will reside In tills cily. Those present for the' weddlng were MartJia Heck nnd Joe Diul. . ,.' Mrs. It, 1.. Putnmn'ii Kveready Hunday school class of young peo- pie picnicked on Catherine creek, near I'nlon, Inst Sunday. After the regular clnss session, a picnic illnnei' us served. Thirty-seven were ill 'attendance for the service and others joined the picnic later in the day. . : -The Intermediate class of girls .vill plrnic on Catherine creek lext Sunday. Mrs. Hardesty Is the teacher and tills will be .her last S llHa y with Die class, as she Is moving 'to Vancouver. The annual Sunday school picnic of the church will lie held Friday, .beginning at' 1 o'clock in the nioining. A picnic, dinner will he served at noon. The affair will be held nt' Itlverslde park and a large attendance is anticipated. Games and amusements are in charge of a committee headed by Mrs. Dallas Green. ' . Those who have no way of go ing to the park will be provided Som6 BabieS Are Born with a 'Savings Account They are the lufky babies, for they are born nto fam ilies of the wise, 'arents who start savings accounts for babies and help those ac counts o grow with baby are doing a gr-cut deal to assure education and opportunity. Wo like that kind of mother or father and welcome I hem . 'In this bank. U. S. National Bank Member Federal Reserve System with transportation If Ihey hnh'. ble at the church at 10 a. in. ... . Reunion Picnics , To( Be Held, Soon Two family reunion picnics, an nual events that are of eouniy-wide HU even Kreater liitereat, . huve been uunounced for . this month, The Bmtth-Conley. reunion lit to on Sunday. -June 24. 5 Uoth draw Heverul hundred members of the fiMilllea and friends annually and are outstanding events of the a mu ni er. : All relatives and their MemU are invited to the Smith -Conleyt. re union. Those who attend ore to bring their lunch baskets. JMnner will be served at 1 o'clock. "Itemtnders'VoOhe Hug- reunion' have been Issued -Inviting all mem bers of the faanlly And friend It will he (tn all-day event at the El gin city park. 1 ' ." '.' To compliment Mr.', and Mm. James Jordan, of Portland, who ore visiting here. Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Scott entertained , at ' dinner last pA three-rourfte "dinner- was served, I at a table at. which apretty pen fterplece of pink roses and' peonies fcltwas used; t. ' - " 7ie 1 ut "ner ww-r; l"1"11!" Jorlan. MV nn M- honor guests at a party .given Fri day evening at .the home of "Mr. and Mrs, K. Conley bymembers of the Woman's club.., , The occa sion was a very happy affair, near ly every woniTn belonging to the club wishing. to honor .these old friends hy being present. Both Mr. una Airs, v CGKersiey . are uregou pioneers, Mr, Eekersley coming here In 1863'ond Mrs. Kckeraley In 18Q1, when . just tliree -months old. He spent the first few. years of his life in the west, engaged In running a "pack train" with his headquarters at Cove and in 18G8 bought a ranch here. lyrs. Eck ersley, nee Maty L. Ownbey, was born In Missouri, Feb. 13, 18b I and when she was -three months old her parents came west and set tled In lh WHInmntlA vnllav' A fmv vnrH . nf . hpr !r,hnori wro Cove "to live, and was then mar rled to OthVEokersley, Kor near-1 ly . 58 years they have - -travelled life's Journey together. Nearly all of theee.&8 years have been spent at. Cove. ' ' ? -' " 1 It was -only'lftstf summeV thiit they Rold their home at Cove und moved to Portland. Ort September i'A nt thin vmit Mr. KcUpi-hIpv will reat'h - his - 83th milestone; and it will be a serene and happy birth day for-titue has dealt kindly with hirn. At tjils happy reunion of old friends Friday evening vlsltingand music provided entertainment. Aft er the group had sung tnany old time songs, Mr. Kckersley seated himself nt Ihc piano and sung, playing his own accompaniment. - The guests were Mr. and Mrs. George MeOanlel.Mr." and Mrs. H. C. Rees,-Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Corn stock, Mr. and Mrs.' T. C. Hefty. Mr, and Mrs. Squire Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. U. K. Anderson, Mr. and, Mrs, I. R. ay,. Mr. and Mrs. h. M. Tairdi l G. T.antz, aftd Mes damen W. Smith, U M. lantz, W. A. McNeill, R. Wade. C- Bertsch. A. G. I'onklln. H. Lincoln, Cora, nioom, M. Sentner, Annia Miller, David Arnott. - : Mr. and Mrs. Eckersley will re turn Monday to Portland. ' Cove folk express the hope that; they may return 'to Cove for many more visits.. Y Mr. and Mrs. Kckersley. have been much entertained during their. stay here and have been the In spiration for a number of parties. v ' ' . COE (Special) Mrs. Ermn Barker entertained the Fun and Joy Bridge cltib at her home Sat urday afternoon at a delightful' party. Peonies and other season flowers adorned the rooms. Three tahles of bridge were at play. Miss Vina Conley winning the honors. ' After play, a delicious luncheon was served. The guests were Mrs. T. C. Hefty, Mrs. T. R. Conklln, Mrs. Preato,. Mrs. Charles Hlbberd, Mrs. John Miller, Mrs. Krank Mil ler, Mrs. I,. J. Chadwlck, Miss, Bess Kelly. Mrs. A. G. . ConkHn and Ml?s Vina Conley. ; ' Women spend foun-flfths of all the money passing over the coun ters 'of- the retail stores, soys a commercial statistician. The other fifth probably goes for automo biles. rnYSTAL distinguishes the nen vmbrellfts. An amber-colored squirrel atop a malacca handle harmoDlua with browa silk. Announcements The. Women's Foreign Mission ary society of the Methodist Epis copal 'church 'will meet tomorrow aiternoon at the home of Mrs. Les lie Duncan at 'J "2 K avenue. The Rlbte Searcher's ctuss of the Presbyterian church will meet to morrow ufternoon at S o'clock at the city park, providing the weath er 'a pleasant. If unfavorable, the class is to meet at ' thoM'hurch. Members ufe to bring cup, spoon und plate. ' . , -. .. v 1 Division A of lho I-oynl Sistera' Aid of the hrlstlan church will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the, home of Mrs. Ueorge Rochester, lftnO.X avenm Each member Is urged to be present. "...-':. The Royal Neighbors, will meet .In regular mission, tomorrow evening- at 8 o'clock, at the K. of P. .hall,. All -officers and members are urged to be- present. There will be a special, installation of offi cers conducted by Mrs. W. Ih Root and. there Is to be practice of the secret work: V- - Y The Al'lcel Indies' Aid will meet at the home of K. U Jasper Thurs day at 2 '.o'clock. ., ' ' ' XEW HANPIIAflS ARE - KtKtTTIllCAUiV UfJIITED PARIS (AP) The electric lorch has been fitted with a handbag now so that fumbling In the dark for small eharfge and lost beauty aids Is unnecessary. The Illuminated bags are particularly designed to benefit travelers, the first to 'ap Ipeur being large leather crentlons with many pockets., ,, V POLKA POTS APPFAR ; ' OS AOCKSSORIES PARfS (AP) Even accessories have caught the polka dot Idea. Dotted bags, and belt and gloves with dotted cuffs,, are sold for wear with simple sport or morning cos tumes. Plain hats with swathed hands of polka dot printed silk are i'a favo rite .form with,. Parisians. ,. We ' were .' just wonderliig the other day .what . had become of Mls. Gleltze. the war to end wars, the cignr-smoking baby hnd the Texas horned toad. They don't seem to have followed through.- rrY v A-V THE WINCHESTER STORE CHALLENGE SALE ,W r '. I ' 1 Ai1ld Is th. 3.luri.r Ev.nln, N.I Jim. Mill . . ' I - ThC-oiMrtlr'Artiof UOOUAvkl. . ' VUH O.r Wlntkutor Stor. TmJt- 1 EBliP uslly OwoW WUKhwtsr Stem Msktt . . .;.gj.g EawiiM Ike MVrcli.Bdii. sed Cos, ' I , aM Bsrisku reuiels. , . . lS ice Yeurwll, 1 ' ! Winchcter -inch Pan ' ' V- Rubber TL-1 WhMll I, .'J Opsratet on AC or DC Current CT? -X Mahojany Flniih V s. . RHularly J6.50 'rJftffi f FRLt ' ' eulsxly 12.10 'I J Cryul (V ' . Brown Wf' J , ' " ..' , Y' WIpdMMW gwoswaw :.JJr- 'Ofl-'' l Cat Het snd CoM Juf.. ,.. $1-29 1 lUfuUrl, $1.7 I OSIC CwaicrWaian $6.9S - g0 " ' 7 Inch UainleMaatther Knife.. 8e v 3T DC , - 'h Inch muleu Midfet Carver, 59c i B 7KIachSaliileeaSUccr 69c r"""""v ' lOa. Mechanics NiUHamier $1.50 , . fmmmmmmmm It 1k V MT oUn J" hMtl, I V. For a I VMBQWHaS It aoc Ice rick 39C Vi I Tk Smooth I , ""I r Chcspecia UgVuwn' I JOfmWinchMwRuS, I , 2 Quart rruicr 9SC Sbr B, B.irf I ber Hoae. fctully .oo I ' tl.0 Klckal PlalcaJ licars .'$1.39 I Rularly J1J.50 . """Tkx 0c Canned f bears ,.fmamt 49c . .-' CampChair , 69C i X 1 V ' . I 1 t 1 N . 1 1 Vt lbs Mew Wlacbeater Majrnlese G Wlnchetter i ' , ' i I 22 hoTt Cartttdgea jTT fg 2 tU Focuilnf Winch-tarS-footC-.- ATTRACTIVELY COLORED H ij Inf Rod. to-yard Re.1, HSN - H (3 ' rp-., ' 50-yard Silk Lin. M l 1 All Sit.1 Kltetai Cdocri Huxlk VA- UL M Rul'y l-75 ww W ReftiUriy tl.TS UguLaily 90c Ja 1 K Jmm O K ntm. ma f t yTZ. It. Alm Clock UryL- VS and Outint I I OA Pint Siie V.c.am f9 Ijf $2.00 9Xe4Sr 54C Wathnttr inm Fim. ' CZX NATION WIDE $300S -mW WINCHESTER raw. Wbm YailtadK-' jTPfO $2.25 $2.35 1 31 DAl.iL 1 m June 14th Thurswlay through 23rd Saturday Bridge Pointers Br Hilton O. Work We are continuing today the con-. ; std&ration Of bidding questions : both simple and complex, of the If (nil tVi.if f.nin.nMi In A nn. I ' . . , - : ' jwisj s miim t. in roe questions concerning me above hand: score In all cases love- nil. How many can you answer? iunv'uii yum- hmimi uei you read the answers .w hich follow. : 1. What should South (Dealer) declare, holding the above hand? . 'Whnt should North (Third Hand) declare with lt;; South huv- A-X-X-X-X -V A-J-X-X-X ' " R-X X . ing bid one' Diamond and West 11K ,Mlwaer, 1-3 cup sugar. tea having passed? sppon salt, 2 tablespoons butter, 1 Hund) declare with It: South hnv-j . aiix and sift flour, baking pow Ing bid one Club, Wrst having der, siiKur und salt. Rub In but doubled and North having passed? : Tlie Answers Y 1 1. . One Spado. In spite of the throe Aces, a No Trump should not he considered with a hand con taining a worthless singleton. and a biddable MnJor--Hot to mention -a, Major two-suiter. As between the two Majors,' the ' Heart i'-ls : tho, stronger but the Spado the higher valued; and as there is no differ- once ln length nml,ttie difference In strength .la not very material, tho Spade should he' named first be cause It makes the showing of the. two suits much V simpler, - , Only when the Heart Js both Btrongerjn(,11Pht. Add sugar and flour land longer, or when if is nt least ".'ted, together. . A.dd to cheese tuo-cards longejH snoum ,t, i 'vi nuuoiiru muitr, mm una niu- nanied-first.. Jmeff. Add currants and mix thor- . ft n ' V iotlghly.. Fold- In , whites of eggs 2. One Rpode, Herewe naveiheaten ,ntn Btff (nd (, nm the case of n Third Hand who'lntn pfepared pans. Rake In n hot should show a better bid over part-'oven for the frHt 5 mlnuttm to set ne.rs Minor. In thls case there j,ne dnUK. Reduc heat and bake is quite a good chance that part tner may have the Clubs stopped. .giving North a good No Trump bid; I but with n Major twq-sultor, the ; Club' risk ought not to be taken. (South must have some .side strength, but It may be In Spades lor Hearts and not In Clubs, This is a hand In which the Spades 'shotid be named first, so us to show a two-suiter if possible. j in n dlvorco complnint filed hero S. One HoartM. WHh this hid. todl,y nls wlr- th' twr Mar ding, West's double having a n- .s,Tl,t Mycrn. nounced strength in both Heartsl j . j and Spades, n,nd East having such''"- ' grpnt help for tho double,' there Is I ,.Nov that, the rubber Industry every probability that East's sWoc-1 has a czar, we hope he'll do some tlon will stand and that ho will hot ' thing about the price of reHtuurant have a chanco to make a second pancakes. 1 ' ' June 14th Thursday through 23rd Saturday W. K. GILBERT CO. i bid. That beinir the case It I ; wiser fur htm to name the stronger ui in. two equal icngin Aiajure; 1 and consequently the . Heart 1b : selected In preference to the Hpade. Copyright, Jofm.p. mile Co. I HK KA K FAST. Sliced fresh tnA. A i.. ...t.u tt.,a cream, oven tftust, milk, coffee,, . lAlNl'HKON Creum of carrot soup, bacon and endive ' sand wiches, cheese cakes, lemonade. OINNKK Vegetable , plate, chicken "and pineatiple salad, whole wheat bread, junket Ice cream, milk, coffee. Whenever ftei'vlntr n vn&AtiihlA n ate dlmei kHn in min.i h.a oesslty of choosing vegetables of jciuHnistlng colors. ; ThlH makes ,mt only for attractiveness but bulunce In diet antl contrast In texture' and flavor, of the vese tnbles, . ' . CllOOaC1 C'MkCH Oil ft piiii flutii' U. lAimnnnn Itolf. ter wilh tips nf fingers or pastry mixer. Add egg and mix thorough ly. Turn Into ii slightly floured molding hoard and roll Into a isheet, Inch' thick. ..'Une mix- tu re hnd fill with the. foliowlng: ... t t riMcse Filling ' 'One and one-hnlf ' cups cottage cheese.. 3. itnlespoons butter, 1-3 cup cleaned currants, 1 cup sugar, 2 tablespoons -flour, : teaspoon grated nutmeg, Vi teaspoon salt, 3, eggs. ' -'- ,.s ,. Press whey from cheese until It Is as dry ns possible. Ruh through colander.. Rent yolks of eggs minutes or until firm. CHAROIOn WITH CltrKITY . 1 I-OH ANQEl.ES, Juno 11 AP) Tully, once a trump, later n Prize fighter and. now a successful pbvollfit was charged with cruelty i MENUS' ' WKDNKSKAY, I'lUXiKAMK The Natlonul .Hroadcastlng com pany program for Wednetulay night follows: S, Jack and Kthyl, fciSti, Nlte club; 9 to 10. musical pro gram: lu to 11, dance music. K KWIi Hollywood taoj.im- SAUkc) 8, music; , concert orches tru; ih. dance music. KGO Oakland CIS1.ni-70kc) 8 to 11, Nile. . , KHJ l.os Angeles (S!.8m-7n0. kc) 8, courtesy program; -0, con cert orcheHtra; Ut to. 12, dance music. KKItC San Frnnclseo (464. Sm- llOOkc) 8, Mnxwell program; 1 to 8, orchestra. ' KI'O Sun . Francisco (422.8m- AMILHON new usn heating of the remark able improvement! in Kotex, have come to know it in the pasc few months. - . . They had heard that this wonderful sanitary pad, leader in its field, and the first dis posable pad ever offered . women, had been made lnfinitilysofttrantl mm comfort Mt,tdingbindiniandbafin?. -Shaped for bttttr fining -for tion-JcuctMity whin mm. They found it supreme, as always, in its other features, In high arid instant absor bency, for instance. In dis pensability, too. Kotex fillet is . . - .... .1111. ......... .U.l. ..Il l Improved Kotpff Summer JJat IH EVENT W9B Large Picture Hats Close Fitting Hats You may'buy a Cinderella hat this week for as low as $2.95 at our Special' Hat Event". The smartest New York and Paris styles with the eye-brow hat, the big flop, the banded hat, are all here, and you will find them priced at $3.95, $4.95, $5.95 and $b.95 the Cinderella way pay Let our friendly credit it s tne. modern metnod.or ouying. Wear As You Pay . You too, can find buying here a piensant and easy task. Hun dreds ore using the privilege of buying out of Income Inrdrnd of . saving. You enn buy a suit, coot, dress or hat pay a III lie duu-n and then arrange with our friendly credit mun for the balance In small weekly Installments. , The Cinderella Way Suite Coats ; . Get Vour Outfit Now for ' ' .f . VACATION DAYS A small payment down and we will hold ' '( ' any item in our store. "5' '" Y"-'K 1 '. PUTMANS -l , La Grande's Exclusive Ready-torWear and Millinery, . liokc) 8, NHC; 8:80, violin recital: , NBC. , KiYA ' Salt Vrnriclsco (3B2.7m 850kc) 8, program; U. scenario con test; 10 to 12, dance music. KOIN Portlund (8 I Om-iHOkc) 8, studio 'program; 10:10, pianist; 10:30 to 12, dance imisle. ' KQA Spokane 20O,7m-nfiOkc) 7:45, snoreil program; tl, AHO chain progrum; 10, KJH Program;' 11 to 12, .music. : ' KKI r-os'ADgeles (4C8.Tun-fl40- Lowered Prices Now : 45c, was 65c formerly great ; volume puts Kotcx within reach of all y V YYi.-l li Bil l II Ti I lr, a i iianill K.iii iiiaw and you may purchase from your earnings. man explain ouy terms. Cinderella Frcok Shop lic 8, NIK'i a:So;-tu(lloiprognnn; , ,!l to 11, NIll'V . . .... . .J - I ' KK-S'-r rortlnnd' (I77.m-iVoV: .ke) 8. studio program: 9, acenitrlo PreKi-aiuj:'. 10 -to J J, dance frolic-. KUW Portland (491m-fHkc) 8, N Hi-; 10:15 to 13:t6,.dnneero- grain. , " . . , -sj I KtlMO--Seattie - (309.1lll-R7Hlt ' 's, Niu;: 10, varied program; Itlto ,12:8". dance music. ' . i :'J ij KIUJ .Spokane (S70.Jm-811fkc) 8, mine program; 8:80,' NBf?." water-soluble, so disposing of it is a problem no longer. ' . Kotex deodorizes actively when worn. And simple to purchase wbertvtr yon art . ot any drug, dry goods or de-' partment store. v V The great demand made , prices much lower 'r This greatly increased demand by women meant greater man- ufitcttfVing efficiencies. And now, instead of charging more for the Improved Kotex,'We are happy to announce prices are permanently reduced.. " ' Today, madam, buy theoew Improved, Kotex, at the low-t ered paces, bold everywhere. Dresses , Millinery -,Y . si I 1 1 ai l q a ;?