La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 22, 1928, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, June 22, 1928 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Paee Thre Soe IETY News Miss Helen Baker 1 ; And Louis Jensen United in Marriage - One of ihe prettiest OHfl moat in Wresting June- 1 weddings of this ytar took piace luHt evening at ihe home of Sir,, and Mrs. Hal Bohn ttfUnni ;whe Alius Helen Huiter find Louis H, Jensen' wcrfl united In nmrriugw Th ceremony was iprfoiHH'iJ uf 5:30 o'clock, 't . V Hhtv,i the flat) Kilter of ;Mis. tfVank HaktT, of i-a Ornnrtv anil Is the slstpr-iof -Mrs. Hohnenkumn, Mr. ijntnl8 paionlsrVstdo in To ledo,,;; . ; .. Twenty rflativps and Imniediato friends of tlu emipto witnessed the rfniony. w.tiii'h wan; pfi'formod hpforfi le flnp:ati ut u hMa wil ful 'altar of f(ow?rs nmdf' intore lovely hy Hhintiiij; ruyit'of ftunfight that Hti'fanteii throoKh the win dow'H. The -iropia wan itatiketl wtth.-ilptphlnium.nmj syringa, with InlliWliHo tttptra on the ntautH. An ullur-rail of clarltla and fern$ be fore which a knet'Hnff bench was placed, completed t lie setting for the- ceremony. : preceding tho , nuptials Mrs. Tlohnenkamp Hung "HecunHe" with Mrs.: ,ee Kfynoids accompanying her. ' Mrs. Keynolds pinyed Men delttsolin's wedding nmreh white the. bridal party, approached the attar. UtUo Altai Lillian Mao Hohnenkaiup was flower girl and carried a basket of sweelpeas. She wore a dainty tittle flowered or gandy of pink. ' , Mini Mae Helen lIcHiwetl, of Portland, was the bridesmaid and was attractively gowned in a soft toned green georgetta with horse hair picture hut of green. She car ried pink sweetpeas. The -bride was charming-'In - a frock of crwun face over pah? or i;liid with orchid picture hat. Her mother gave her away, llrides roses and white .sweet peas formed a ioveiy shower bouquet which she carried. The bridegroom and the best man, George Baker, brother of the bride, wore conventional black. The. Hev. George Wats per formed the ee-reniany. Immediately following the wed ding an informal reception took place when the bride's mother served a buffet supper to the 2 guests. At 7:.'i the Imppy couple left by car on a wedding trip over the 1,1 oh n iay highway, through the MeKenzle pass to tVater lake, where they will spend several days. lr, and Mrs. Jensen will be at Jtom on a farm near Newport on the Koosevelt highway. Mrs. Jensen Is a graduate of ,lef Verson High school nnd Monmouth 4nd has been teaobing .school, hav "ftig spent tbo iasf yenf'.here as iVventh grade twicher os Uiveria. wr. Jensen attended school at O. ffc . and has been construction engineer for a coast coriipnny. Mrs. Jensen on the many occasions that she has visited and made her home here has formed many friends in Im. Grande who wish the coupie every happiness, v - 1 Mrs. James Avon lean, of Port land, a sister of the bride, was an out-of-town guest at the wedding. -,. Mrs. Fred Kiddle was hostess to the Thursday Hridge club yester-. day afternoon at her home at is lam! City, Mrs. Peter McDonald made high score at cards, -Mrs. Kiddle served refreshments at the close of the pleasant afternoon I -- ' i Eagles Auxiliary 1 Will Attend Rally, The local auxiliary to the Fra ternal Order of Kagles made plans to attend the rally tonight at Ba ker at a bi-monthly session last evening at the Kagles ball while the men's order convened, The officers, .the drill team of eight. captained by Mrs, A. Huff, and fjnite a number of lodge, members will accompany the Kagles on this evening's trip, Mrs.' Harry Kd wards, president, .was In charge of last night's meet ing which include! the Initiation Iof one candidate. Mrs. Orville ?)oan was appointed secretary dtir-fner- tho nttutttio nf Mm. f. ft. j,Se!iUH?., who will go on a trip east within a short time. The auxiliary will hold regular, meetings during the summer months. X particularly enjoyable affair took place last night when mem- ! motive Kngineers, J 1 vision No. 3$, and their wives, members of the G. I. A, of 11. of I. K. Moon 11 vision No. ,1, picnicked at the city park, i The women held ihelr afternoon lodge, meeting with Mrs. SA. W. Wall, president, in charge. This was the final meeting until Sep tember, At 6 o'clock the ptcnie tables were spread at the pavilion and the families. Including about tlO persons, were seated. An hour of pleasantry followed the picnic supper, The V. K. M. society had an en joyable afternoon at the homo of Louis Sion Wednesday with li members present. After a potiuek luncheon a business meeting took place, with Mrs. Kaye Hug chair man of a program committee, an interesting program was giva-n for the afternoon. Forget -me-nais, pinks and popples In pretty bou quets decorated the tables at which' the luncheon was served. It wa4 announced that the next moeUng will be held at the home of Mrs Hay -Hug, July-!!..'. ,.: t tilimbers'ifttfsem'VetMrs. Vft A. West, Mrs. Hay Hug, Mrs. gan Beem, Mrs, Wesley McDonald, Mrs. Vera Hug, Mrs. Have Oaily, Mrs. V M. Temeris, Mrs. Kdgar Coffin, Mrs. Horry Mason, Mrs. Iva Unman, -Mrs. Tracy, and Miss Louis Witm. The visitors were Mrs, H. H. iiug, of HijHn, Mrs. William HH1, of Ktgln, Mrs, Jack Hughes, of I-a tiiinde. Miss J M. Hug, of i,a lit and? jiis offln and "Grandma Halfgarth. ' Announcements Bridge Pointers Br MUcob a Work win it iomorrow attvrtiQdn at 2 o'iofk at tin K. I. liiiil. ,Hi'feHait- MENUS . . lly Kistci Mry - nUKAKKAST CatUatoupe, ce real, cream, potato ometet with j tomato sauce, crisp toast,, milk i coffee. il.l'NCIFKGN Asparagus titn bale with Hoilandaise sauce, whole wheht rolls, ,.heai lettuce with French dr(ssing, strawber jries with cream, crisp cookies milk, tea. I I N N K il HroMed fish, eucum iier sauce, riio croquettes, green beans, pineapple, sberbetM jdain cake, milk, coffee. Any fresh caught small fish aro delicious broiled. Hiticlts ami other equally small fish urc broiled without splitting Hot. Somewhat larger fish are split down the hack and broiled first on fresh side and then on skin side. Asparagus Tfmhafe Two bunches asparagus, 3 cups fine dried bread crumbs, mfp milk, M cup melted butfr, 1 scant teaspoon salt, 4 teaspoon pepper, 3 eggs. Wash nnd scale asparagus. Cut off tough ends and save for a soup. Cut tender stalks Into luch lengths. Ury stale hread in fy slow oven letting bread Itrown slightly. Hoi! and sift crumbs , Heat milk and add to crumbs, using enough milk to moisten. If the cjmmhs are not brown they wili aissorh more milk hut the brown crumbs taste better. Add melted butter, salt and pepper. Heat eggs, until very light and add to crumb mix ture with asparagus.. Turn into a well buttered mold, filling mold about two-thirds full. Cover close ly and steam 45 minutes, Unniafd and serve garnished with parsley. f?erve Hollandaise sauce Siparat; ly in a sauce boat. OOXTilACT liKllHJF, Continuing tm? subject of Slam bidding at Contract, unsound ex amples of whieh were discussed in this series of articles on Friday and Saturday of last week; we will now turn to a certain , lyp of siam bidding which sot only Is not objectionable but which may prov very beneficial at times. One kind of defensible slam bbl dtng occurs when the bidding side lias a score; and this fact furnishes additional evidence that the value of tt partial score jn Contract is far greater than Hs'vaHte in Auc tion HHdge, Jn Contract when a side has n score of (ay 60 the initial bidder would not bid three except for sumo special reason. Two of any suit or No Trump 'would lm & game-gajng bltl, ami any' higher ' bid not only vould. be unnecessary ibut would reduce the number of. possible tovertrlcks. Consequently 'an initial ihre-imi - uIr ilios circumstaiiceii Is conventionally un-i derstood to ineaa that the bidder's! hand shows slam osslbiiltlesv and i it is understood that any sutte- itinont bid bv eiih!- nurlniT la a 1 "slam bid. When the partner of the bidder who has bid. for more than game lias a weak hand, he I will pass; but; If he thinks that his f hand may be strong enough to pro- dues a slum with the great aid an-' nouttced from serosa the table, ho 1 wilt ntak a bid for some kind. With an Ace In his hand, he will -overeat! in the suit of the Ace, no matter haw short that suit may be; holding a blank suit, he wili over- call in that suit provided he has enough -cards of itis partner's suit to provide, for adequate ruffing, in either case, the hhl means: "Part- : ner, I am complying with your re qnist to show you any assistance I have fur & slam, 3 Isold the Aca of1 the suit i named? or else guarantee i that we shall torn kg tricks in it, j When the GyerealUng partner has 1 Kings or other nlgh-cardi strength, but ns mank suit or side Aces, he jumps the partner's hid- Hut whatever partnership bidding may follow the original over-bid, ami whether of sot a slam declaration is reached, the fisai declaration made by the side must he the same as the origiuai ovMdd. Th!a subject will be continued tomoiTow, for YOUR . protection Ihe Pure Ftod uid Urn; Act re autres adulterate! extracts to be plainly labeled t M ! T A T ! O K. Head the label, iiurneU's are a ti nt Mutely PURE 4 6siO rcr mrm ASVlJ M IN'MATK Klf.MCD SAi.KM, June 22 Ai)- John J, Crosby, inmate of th state hospital for the insane who escaped June 3 9, was killed by a train near Kii gene yesterday, said a message re ceived by the hospital authorities here, Crosby Yfoiiimkif;fl'fVem Jackson county. "I don't mind your naming me j Alasper Smith, mother, hat why sj "Why,, after Shakespeare's hero, 1 iof course suceiy you know of Ai-fj More Room Now Better, Quicker Service Efficiency in a groceiy stoi-e is a matter of getting you the foods you want to buy as quick ly, perfectly, and pleasantly as possible, while keeping the price at the lowest average level. We've increased efficiency with more room, better arrangement. . We had.outgrown our old store. Now, whether you order by phone or in person, we can serve you better. That means keeping overhead costs down doing more at less expense. It explains why we UNDERSELL on quality foods. Try Joel's. We serve ! You Save! ! . , Features for Saturday NEW POTATOES, 7 lbs. .1 25c BANANAS, lb. :.. - 8 CARROTS, TURNIPS, BEETS, 3 bnchs 10$ 3 Extra Large CANTALOUPES 41 WESSON OIL Quarts 49 7 Ice Cold Watermelons 3c pound CABBAGE Green and crisp, lb. 3 P. S. TINY KERNEL CORN, 2 cans ...36 FLAVO Jello Powder, 3 for.. 25 P. S. ASPARAGUS, 2 cans . 36 MEDIUM LOG CABIN 49 MEDIUM LARGE ORANGES, Dozen .45 2 Dozen for:.. ; ..:..88 HAMS, lb. : 25c 'SAUSAGE Made in our own shop Lb 30 (No cereal) FRYS Rhode Island Reds asper Yoriek!" Ycjdewlny wan my Ijirthflay ami I va ftlt years oid ami weighed 315 imuuhK If ! ar In the mar ker for It&rfivtfMMl fitKirins, -ali p or fYimo lmvu ami talk it ww. s We sell iMMh the red ami the white oak ami maple flomiiif?, Ia'I us know rlgltt away, lccaiiei e are lont to tHve jthi niofiey. " I A civersn1ion ohm the. tcie piuie ttrok place as follow: V4l, Claude, do ym haa jdrnty of I withe Mftmiilt mint on iiamt yet. tltt yMt have plenty of pare iitisttf oil yt, again Ik sh antl keep plenty im band, 1 wlil be l ncf , Slomia.v morning, i Jttt lamlet! that hhj (b i was taiklne to yci nlmiit." Tlie job is fifl mHt out ',ttf I tint ink so tltat in like eating- l cream. V bae a woiidiffnl sup 11 y of ruhlMT rf coaflntf. It tiav& j not (iflck or fMcl, ami naranle! to Uvt 10 years, j Von omiltl to see onr stock of red line fencing. Two htuMlred rods left tiM yaitl this morning, 1e sities the trucks are aii busy latl Im? lumlM'r. We exct our Imish litK larmier hi within few days. It will be flrfc class brnsiittiK lac mier, Tim wily iliffefiwti ImMw1 if ami otliH, yon can Imy it fm Ush am! that kK"snt make anyone nwii. We are looking forwartt to the big rult on ft-ociiifc just after the iiay liarvt Is over. You ran gtt 100 of the large hmg cti?w lMs for 2.0. We Itave coat ami Itat tiook hangers atwi the ltam plts shelf brackets, tliampion ltiJIlir itnrdwoiiN Itojaf ttmi. Sffmaefii pabtt. Sqware I! fen lS. Tboie are not Im! immt ic eatise the goods 1uuk of thcin match the name. If wb lis! a imiut and ealleti it Cayteae paint, -you wot i id naturally lHie sbst , it wnvn'f mocii jfttod, ami yoit wonltl prftlmbly be light. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co, We Sell Tor Cash v ' TIjo loor Alan's l-Vieo1n ' Kcrf I'ffltnflrjf fhone Stalls 248 Stt .Sunday llusUiflti Summer Coats Every one a splendid value every one the last minute in style, color and fabric. .You must see these coats to be able to appreciate the high quality. $14.95 $16.95 $19.95 $29,95 Wear As You Pay You too. ran find buying bre a pleasant aiiel easy task. Hun dreds are using the privilege of buying out of iscsnse instead of saving. Yoa ean bay a ult, roat, drew or hat pay a little down nd then arrange with our friendly credit man for tit balance in mall weekly instalttnnts. - The Cinderella Way SfiTS COATS Cinderella Frock Shop MtEHHKS There's Nothing Like a Permanent in Summer Man? l-n Qranu women have disrovere! the joy of one- Qf nr eneri !KK&1 A W A V !: a Lovely waves tlml -withstand hours s.nl In tlie watr or at ae tlve piny, REYNAUD S Beauty Shop "Wo Ixnit (i(hcra l-silow" Announcing; Two New Numbers in Gotham Silk Stockings No, 525 Chiffon silk to the top with a silk plaited foot and an all-silk pointed heel Prim! , So. Ss5 A Service weight ' Mot-king silk to the gold stripe wjrJi cot ton feet, and welt. With pointed heel - . . 1.95 jl PUTMAN'S -La Grande's Exclusive Ready-toWar and Millinery Try Thejs? W. K. GILBERT CO. First Look Over Our Want Ads for Bargair.3 MIIMMMIMWWMMIWMiWWWI CASH E AND CARRY Phone Orders Main 9i rfrrfiinviV TTn T I 11 1 III lI I 1 1 j Tmodern STORES We Deliver $2.50 Orders Necessity and Thrift Makes Prosperity NecassHy and thrift made possible the wonderful growth f the Chain Food Storeri. The wage earnei-s and others with moderate Sncontes diseovcrc-d .that the eft am store offered uasual opportunities to save, white ihe more fortunate were equally satisfied with the spmi f thriftiness. Stone's Cash Stort i espeaaiiy attrae tive to the thrifty for we offer good wholesome foods at the lowest posssibte pnees. Try our nimc m-xt. nWs guarantee your satisfaction. - -, p- Pood Savings for Saturday and Monday Beets, Turnips, Carrots, 3 bunches , . , 10c Tomatoes Watermelons , Fancy, large, rii, smooth Ril, black seeded Angehnos 2 1 m... 25c basket., 50c :Lr- 3-l-3c Lemons New Peas New Spuds Large, full of juice , Fresh, sweet locals Nice, clean whites 49c I 3 in 25c 1 7 25c BUTTER Best local creamery rolj 85c Brooms Tomatoes S1h1 packs, fancy 7 cans $1.00 PUKE GOLD Extra fine DOMESTIC $1 vaine". A Peaches 90 i a & ij lenow uiings OC S 5 cans 79c y si;oo nr a n Crystal White, 10 bars ..... ci rmxlno Pe Granulated, large pkg. .,33c bAVlJNljb Life Buoy Health Soap, 4 bars , 29c Babbitts Cleanser, can 5c No. 10 Goods Solid Pack 4 Q APPLES ilC LOGAN BERRIES .... 69c Shredded Wheat Large sfee Keiii-g's I package 1! 10c FRTTTT Economy Quarts ..... T A TQ Kerr Mason Quarts . . . J Alvb Kerr Mason Pints , . . . . , $115 1 3c fl Coffee ' Mas well House, lb,, 49c DAYS WORK, Hi Tobacco 55c 49c PRINCE AL iiEKT, 4 cans Catsup llcinz, 2 for 49c OLIVES Fancy, Targe ripe, quart tins . . .... 49c L D, S. Food Sale Here Saturday