La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 11, 1928, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, August 11, 1028 LA CiRANPE JRVENINCi OBSERVER Tage TTirea a rowel 1 Party At Sacajawea Inn Honors Mrs. Wade Mi intwvKtliiK' Mui ial afuir of t week was a no-hostess farewell u lit mi al w hich Mrs. . V. id'-, of Island city, was t hi licn- Kuest i)l' 2& Iminheifi of Chapler'ti of the '. o. yeaierduy at 1 s, .'.icajaw t a Inn. int,' soon to inuK Mi h. Wade is t ij her home iit I il.-rprlsf. Cosmos and .sMMtH'iis in shades p. nl; formed a lovely centerpiece tin one lai'Ki? luhje at w hich .tubers o" ihc chapter were ncat . An hour or no of informal vis it); mi tin- mezzanine lollnwed the luiMwii. Mrs. Wade will leave eae ; A'-cli ' l;,ir win-i j ssiiry by Hi r Fnterpt i.M-, is arranged it lee. last of next Yesterday ; by t he social hi honor of her grandchildren udcline. Anna and Audrey 'ad is, who are lsitmg t nun i Mrs. Jennie Ityeis ga , Imiuhig party in the draiid nude river at the city park yes r-l.iy after-noon, inciting a grou: 'I ' ietys and girls. Those who en-; V'l the nfl.-rnooil were lt.-t t y 'ladv.lrk. Itoiiald Tiaerso, of All-' I, iiernetta liriggs. liohhy liriggs ' l I the honor guests, Madeline, j Una. and Audrey Vtnluais. I Cor some i' I nte! nbei s o t In- eighl.ots ol Woudci-ait v. st 'id:i v ' ; How Do You Spend Sunday ? r!i th- Sniohn a ride lido lb' mis a round 1 b.ii, hoiis No Uiti hen w " a Idu diiinei ol, pleas-nil dine at the a. . ar:(t danl tlM'lltl . The l hinu THE SACAJAWEA INN Fall? Li . r J ;.-oi ee .! iiu inu-s of c 'hicauo w on .,1 ... tin- nntieiial public parks sinirh-s .1 Mc.,,,w.a I o.lds h,' Way lUnslip ;.v ,,..f..a , ng ;((' to lb 11.T Things" l.-st.-r Sio. -fen of Los Angeles this A 11 ltd iion. J nniims won ij-'.l, li-'t. U (.r ,. ,,. I.... .. 1 . . . ner. Ready for Have your clothes cleaned and pressed before the rush. The Standard Laundry . Phono MAIN .Vi EWS itMeriiooii parsed very pbasanll twIiMi tiny were -ni lalm-d hy Mrs. K. M. I-ewis at her lwnnn mi First j street, The afternoon was purely ja je,a) one and was Hpent at nee dlework iim vlhlliiiM. Mis. Jark I iila i y, Mi s. Frank Anderson ami I Mm An hnr 1 ahl wer.- usfdntaut ' lii'slrssvs for the affair. ZcittuK I in edom mated in bouquets of tlu ason s flowiTH that virc ullrac vety ai ranged. The hostesses tvt'd refreshments at the close ot aMemoom ... . . is. t.ilhe.t . llunler was hos- es(iiiay afternoon at mi al- M e.,.s tractive, party when she entertain ed memliers iif Hie Island City bridge club. Three tallies Wore foinicd lor the afternoon, .Mis. II. (J. Avery winning the elult prize. nM. ;ifiai,- Mis. Hunter used baskets of z.'iiias, nasi url iums and ot lo-r garden ! low ei s. Follow ins in hlge tho hostess served. Mrs. William Mitchell will he hoMess to lull at its next afternoon In Vl-ekS. 'Mrs. Ballard Guest At Bridge Party Conipliineii! ing Mrs. lard ( .Jeallll'-tle Stodd, Lake City, w tin is ai Milliliter visitor. Mrs. Manns was hostess to a L. It. Id) of Sail inipoitaiiL Klmer .Mi- ii a few of t heir luncheon at the f i ieiids at a hi idg Sacajawea fun ye erday Luncheon was served at o'clock al a prettily aiipoinl 1 I 3 ! la- j I hie and wai' follow by brldg ,11 I t he nie..atiiite w it h I hi play. Miss Carolyn made high score and tin Koseut guest pi .al went to Mrs. Mallard. Mrs. Jiallatd is formerly La Cr.iiide ind is here wiJj n. I is here wui Mr. Ital- lar.l a;id their sons. 1 ami lar- re!l. as tlte guests of her mother, i Mis. Lit. n 1. Stoddard. j I hostess Kcudy Chris- Miss Morolhy Sniu'Z wit I to memiters of the Kvei i Sundav school class of t h hurch his e i niug at a jolly law i party at the her parents, Mr. Smut. There wen t h v enjoyed a m fa rm home of ind Mrs. I. I - L'7 guests and i i y evening of altraetfve i about the home. The hostess serv 1 f-d refreshments at an appropriate j hour. This was the monthly social I nieetlllir of the class. Announcements N.-M V. s.l.iy iilH'inu'in tin- I ;irl, .l.i I - u ill Iimvi. ;i iiu-Iicix- i.i. nii- Iiiiii'Ii ;u,.r iifl.-rmini, tin- i i'y iKii-k. I i . - is. - -ll. '.' .111II011. I ' -t-'H- li M-ter Mnr.v LlilOAKI'AST Fresh pe real, codfish ami potato h; lo.tvi, milk, coffee. LI .M M HON Jellied 1 r.oh-h.s and celery. I'.iki plan:, baked re-lard, milk, tea. H I N X ; K llamhuig Me ii 1.1 shed petal oes, shredded a L.it:,. nun i,in.-:..pi,- si.i.in, pi-.u-n 10 and pineapple salad, pete ddder. milk, enffee. j J la m burg stew is an excellent h to serve "en famille." A small itie.nnl nf meat is inexpensive cut is needed id , round Hamburg Stew - 1 ourt hs poll ii cups drie. J es, -;, teasp lu eart , I I llllib.' medium spo. sugar. I d L' cups tomato pulp, ecu pepper, - onions. 1 Flit si e.i U a nd one onion through food chopper. Add bread et 11 nibs and mix thoroughly. Sea son with salt ami pepper and add eeg-. .Mix UMIll perfectly blended .t.d shape into smalt ha Ms not iiinii. than an iin h in diani'-f r. Miji'-e cairol. peper and rem.iln iiiL: oid'tis and add to tomato pulp. Fnm: to the boiling point and add 1 clip boili 111: w ater. I H op meal ba lis into tiit aid a nd boil rapidly s;i Uce win and th" last cooking will vein MickitlU. lor one nour. i n Ihlek.-n :is it cooks fifteen minutes of i.eai watchnm to pr JlAMMis WINS TIILi: J Quarrel Cause Of Three Deaths KANSAS CITY. Auk. 11 (.!') The Kansas City Star tpday nays' Cecil J. Weatherman of Kansas 1 ! City .believes a iium-l w hich , stal led near Cal'ool. Mo., in the j Ozark mountains over the alleged j theft 'f u horse in responsible for the. recent mystei ions deal Iim of - thee members of his family. Weatherman's sister-in-law. Nan Mi'C.I Id, I AiiLMist 3 at Cn iitii 1 fxio Uh ,noiii,-r-in-law. Mm Jo-i fvth MilJehe,- died August 5 and j h(w w H(. tl m.M Uliy (i iM ... i.u.iui.b in! .SpriiiKlteld, Mu,( of his 3-ycnr-ohl 1 son. Cecil, who is at the point of ath. Another of his children and sister-in-law are ill, he told tlu Star in a long distance telephone call. Slow poisoning is lielieved by Weatherman, a local baggage han dler, to have caused the deat hs. lloii. 16. Shot Bu Prohibition Agent Ni:W ALIiANY. Ind., Aug. 11 ! (A I') Clarence Smith. Hi years 1 Believes Ozark lold. is in a liospital with his left 1;ltJarui amputated after he had be-n shot and wounded bv a prohibition otfi.er during a raid on the Smith lioiiie yesterday. Turner lievlne. . who was with Smith in a bed ronui when the officers arrived, said Smith was fired on because he was slow In getting out of bed at tIu' '' gent's command.' Hut ( ieorge Winkler, deputy pi ohltu- i ibli'i iit:(M11 an iiunisi raior tor inuiana. said convinced t he boy : cideiitally shot during cuffle Oregon Fire Loss i i High uiirinc) July: ; SAI.KM, Ore., Aug. 11 (AI') .'irt. Josses in Oregon outside, of Cortland during the uionth ot" July totaled $ 1 ,110 LI ill', says a monthly report of Clare A. Lee. state insur- ;i nee coin in issioner. The loss w as tho heaviest for a single month in two years. The heaviest loss was at Lebanon where several build- ns ings wi re destroyed with an estim-v- ate damage of (CiiMUmn. and Kla math Kails suffered a $jrn.iau loss. COVE PERSONALS I '(.VI-: cK,-i.,ll -.Miss (hrsrry! 'M-ltc. kl-;iiilil;iillil-r i.f All-. 41 ml Mr". Jnsi.ili iinyi.t.. iirrivc.l i-in-ly 'Ills ic-i-u 1 1 .111 lu-r Immc- In fsili- f..i ni;i I., s.,i,l tin- w lnli-r Ihtc. l,-s- ' ' )in"i-'M.is. r vmi- w.-isli.. I,.,,. 1. n-ii vlxiiiuu lu r fiillii-r. I : ii...-Ii Wiirdi'll. .Mi-. ..ml .Mis. 'I'Ii.-i,.!..,,. .M .-( '!.-, 1 11 li-ll .,11 Wciliii-Mliiy fur l-'riTwiiti'i-. wh.-i-v Ik- will l. i-iiKiiKi'il in pli-U- frull.- I i Mr. .-mil Mrs. .hi.-li l-'l.-l, h.-i-. Miss j -i,-,,i.l .-,i,,,.s itl,, .Miss In-ssl,. jCli - lii - y. win, linvi- Imm.,1 spi inlln llu- 1. 1st t-n ihivs :it the si-nsli. .!.., ,,.,.,l , ti,,.!,. 1 1(. h(.1.l, W(.,. I jn-s.lilV. l-uii.r;,l s.-ivlics fi.r .Mis. .Mi- Koil.l,- Vnll. y. will ui'i-lipy lli- pul jlissn lit,, w hi I.I nt 11,.- M.-th- pit nn.l Mrs. Ai.lii.-li. I1.1 will lie jixiist Kpisr.iju.l cliini-ii 1,11 ',lii-s- r.'iin'inl..-r,-.l ns 11 pli-usinir slinf.-r, ,!,. j , r . wjlll III,- l!,.y. .Ml,- in- in .-lini-m.. I-'. I:. N.-lli- unit his mi.thcr. .Mr: Mile Kelly. eft oil W'dliesd, for Fab. Alt.,, f '... u hi-re thev will meel Frof. an.l Mrs. Sham;le. After :i few weeks visit there, they will ,.,.,,,. ).,.,. togMtln-r. Frof. Shangle s j k j 1, some special w orl- s,,"-!S(aiiford iimversftv. I irv I,.., n.,,1,1,.,. .0 v- Ida ho, w ho has been visit in g her sister. .Mrs. Cora Flo-.m. is at pres ent n il h friends in t 'uioti. .Many Cove people attended the Wrens tit La Craiitle Thursday nii-ht. Mrs. H. M. I'lavton ( Llieil. Iters) and small dalighler. Oan ia. of Ta ci.nia. Wash., who is is it im: hei father, H. C. Fees, at I'nioti. was eallinu' on ('..v.- It iends Weduesilay. Mrs. I'aytoii was a former Cove yirl and is well known bete. lean Kail, who has been visiting hei- grandparents. Mr, and Mrs. A. A. Antics. Icfl Uedneslay for his home til Tleton. Wash. L. !. S.Uherl 1 u b;4l.k again n his rural mail route. Mrs. t ' .ra Klootn substit tiled for him Kg his vacation, any of the Cnvr pioneers ami r- altrmbd tile pioneer picnic Wallowa Lake Wednesday. Uii.' those who went from Cove c Ml. and Mis. Ceoie .Mdlan l.ew Flooin. Mrs. Mary Wag .lohn Fat l,e; , y 1-. a nd M i s. Koer. Silns Kouer. .Mrs., Allen and daughter, Iw j .lime, .Mrs. Cora Fl n. Mrs. Low Faynr. .Mr. ami Mrs, John Miller and M. L. C.,rter. .Mr Carter took part in the program. Mr. --nd Mrs. M.Fanhl. Mrs. M.iiy Wagner ami Lew JMooin -laved over for a dav in Wallowa, sit th. I A ritLNCH (.LoK cmithasiz. Ii Ing the one-fided .fleet 1 of bana- ' it a uede with applWiuee of darker , 1 browns cu the fjff. m . '.. vi r H J E i Nws othe Churches Baptist Church Musical Program Sunday Evening , TllG KCV. I HI K. AIlll'lCll 10 Sneak to Methodists Guest Speaks at Church of God. An (iiitstandin-j church Hctii:n tnmorrowi night will ho held at the Clist liajitist church at o'clock v)ieti a special musical pro gram will lie presented. The pub lit- is invited to attend. 'Hie program, as given by the Hev. !. O. Hess, pastor, follow: Song No. 210. "Joy to The World The Lord has Come." Song No. "What Krlend w Jlavti In Jesus." Script nr prayer, annoiuuemeiits " fferatory. "Kl'th Nocturne (J. eyriK'hL ,'' MUdred Vox. I Violin duet. -Sweet Ilyc an.l jiu, i.un i .m ., ' Mis-S n ! I 'eleplilii ai solo. "In th Garden." by : Miss Itettud Trill. I Violin solo. -The World Is Willi -.lug for Ihe Sunrise," Miss Hantz. j Vocal IMiet. the Misses ticibel. f Voctil solo wit Ii violin oldlgato, Miss Mildred Hess and Mr. JHdo- lhine. Vocal solo. 'Father, in Thy My- I sterious I'resence" (A, llerwoll), by Hiiyiiioiitl t. Williams. I Violin sol, "The iCugged Cross" nv m i . i M'lepome. n. nediction. luiring the nioining hour at the llaptlsl church t he pastor will preach on "Character"' as seen in xu. life of Joseph. Miss Hess will ning "In Ihe (ianlen" and Mr. DHephlne will Kvc. the violin oh- KHlo. Tlie inornlng seuvlce will be preceded by the Sunday school at D : 4.'i o'clock. M. !-:. Chuii'li South Following Sunday school at !':(." a. m. preaching will begin at 1 I o'clock at the M. K. Church South, the pastor taking as his subject "The Venture in The Christian Life." Kpwoi'th League will meet al 7 p. m. followed by a short m-rmon by the. pestor an hour later. Uln.,l Chmvh . ;, ., ,. 111 i. ,.1 .,.,, ..,.t,.-i4 ilt u,.- -:nKllsi I.utli. r- ., ,.1,111,.!,. 'II,,. n:,slur. , t lit- 1 1 . v. , ir . ,n,-, ,,n tin- ii,, --n,,. i.ninu ur uiv." This is tin- flnii Hi-rnioii on h- gi-nonil Kiilii.-rl "Tin- Si-vi-ii Ijiiiiiih of Tin- 1 -, ,isl inn I. if.-." Si...-lil HlllKllllt will 1m- fili-lilsln.il by lliu Junior i-li.iir. r., . 1:. i',i.,., Ain.lh.-r Siiinlny m-rvirc nf p.-ir- ti,-iil;,r liil.-r. st tu I.11 ( Ir.-i ii.l,- ih-o- ill.- will ml;.- pin,-., tit III.. l-')rst .M.tho.list l-:.is.-i.inl chnri-h Nt U ., , .n. u,.v ril j; Al.li-lcl,, I... is U..II L-M..I,.. in ,1... f:r...l,. will give a vocal solo. Mr. and Mrs. A Id rich and family are spending some of August in La (Irande and this kill aflotd their many friends an opporl unity to im el ami hear tllepl. The Ilildc school will conv. ne at e o'clock. The theme for the t Irs.son hour is "Caul Stands lor Christian Liberty." There will be no ev cning service. Church of (;imI The liev. K. II. Ahrendt will have charge of the services Sunday ai the i 'hurch of Cod chapel. The Sunday morning subject at the 11 o'clock hour will be "What a Fas tor Kxpects of the Congregation." The X o'clock subj.-cl will be ' llrethr.n. the Time Is Short." The yoilllg people will meet at 7 o'clock in th: evening and the ser vice will be "The Young People's Fart in' the 'hurch." Christian Church Following Itlbl" school at !:45 o'clock, morning worship will con vene at It a. m. at t he 'cut ral Church of Christ. The sermon will be "The Mystic I nton of Christ ami the Church." Lv.ing'-listie services are sched uled lot 7 : L'i p. in., including a song service assisted by the young people. The sermon will be ' How Uec.-iv.. the Holy Spirit'.'" Christian Kndeavor is at :45 ni. hi i-l Ian Seenc( ( 'hurch ivies will be held tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock at the First Church of Chiist. Scientist, corner First and Washing! on. Tim sub ject w iii be "Sour". Meetings ar'1 h"ld ea Ii Wednesday night at S o'clm k which include testimonies of healing. The reading room In the West - ,hn obson IxiHditig is open i-very day from C' to A.'A't o'clock. Missionary Will Speak Here Monday F v Mr m -I La C tltne!. iilKM-h ai"! gt itw !l ehtbll eii al the Cl. h a.a 1 ne net Monday. He in 1 i r,M.i ! I o , fr ! a (or V It hunt support frolil a 1) 1, making his wiiv into In port ions of the black eonliii- nt w 'u 1 e mt white in I-"1!. nary had l-oio- bi-foi .-. lb w 01 k 1 . t v o j . ,ir. to serin-.- h:- tiisl coltven. HlS It). I.. ,I,II1- here 'Olio.. . bis (irst return lo America l'" taking th- All b an minion. M - w HI gl '. all addf al oV, k hi the - n ini' olid hl. win and lit.- iioy.i will -mi- in the ,'iln lanifUa': . The jmbllc is Invito. I nr-ed i'i a't ml. Tie Chun h m ) , f d at 111.' Y av. nil". oirn t tine- a Ina n i iini.i to find t! taken a ut he hi WINN0W1NGS Th.' Itov. Ira It. Aldrlch will Hpeak itt II n. in. tomorrow at the' Kirst M. K. church ana Mm Ald rlch will Kins a olo. They arc Hiteiidtm; iart of this month 111 1-4 1 (rrande. The Hew and Mrs. It. I.. Tutuum and family are leaving; Monday for Minghum Springs for a few days outing iwul conference with the Ohristlan mlnLstors nnl their fain- Hies of KuHtcrn Oregon. Last Tuesday evening the Vic- j tory class of 'teen age girls of the Christian church Piblo school had a piinle, given by their teacher, .Mrs. Jerome Campbell, near 1111- Kurti. HesJdcs the girls of the class there woro Mr. and' Mrs. A. K. I'euerhelm, Mr. and Mrs. Campbell and the ltev. mid. Mm. H. l't nain, Miss Mildred Hess will sing "In The (inrden" with Mr. Ihleplitne playing tho violin oldlgato Sunday morning in tho Haptlst church. This will be her last Sunday In La (liande for the summer, as she will leavo soon for Tillamook; Ore., to her school work. The Knglish Lutheran church will continue to hold Sunday morn ing worship ut :3t o'clock through tho month of August. .ocal Interest, especially among younger people. Is centering th now on the Young lVople's sum mer conference to he held Aug. -U to 1:7, Inclusive. In tho canyon 01 1 the South Fork of the Wallowa river lu miles south of Lost In. Log ublns will b' provided for tho girls and hoys will ho quartered in dor mitory tents. Bridge Pointers Br Mlltoa O. Work 1 roNTUACT mt 1 1 . 1 : Continuing from yesterday the subject, of Contract origin" I Ma jor two bids, there uro Ihe follow ing additional systems to he dis cussed, (K) Akin to Ihe Bridge two-bid w hich means ut least sK cards headed by Aee-Klng-Vueen. In Contract the two-hid under system !:, means six or moro cards; but tho tops may he weaker than Aee-Klng-'Jne'n provided the hand contains side strength. This system affords very accur al o in fur nml Ion and is fino w it h the madc-to-order hand. The ob jection Is that I here are too many hands i-oiiialniiig suits of exactly five curds that are too strong for a bid of only one. The holder could not bid two under system (Kl, for Fnat would mean a suit of six or more: his pari ner, strong enough o jump a normal two-bid, nilu'ht f'tir lu Jump a one-bid and thus a g,:me-golng opportunity might be U.fL ( F ) A n a tltiuuncrnient of six sure tricks If tho suit, named he the Irurnp, with distinct possibili ties of mote. Partner not expected to Jump without the requisite -dretigth. but authorized to Jump .vit h ls.H strengt h than would be required to Jump a one-bid : the jump, however, needs much ir.oiv Kin the one trick which woii'd justify Jumping an lull in I Major b:-ee-bld. The partner wllh ' h' drength may Jump with two earoR if the suit named, but not wllh a dn:;ieton. A strictly legitimate Inform 1- ory plan which gives the nue ; accurate Information and which can be used with the general run if hands. This system Is effective with a really stronge five-card suit --such a suit as Ace-Klng-'ju-en--x and sie strength. With that. ort of n holding partner's jump Is (pit apt lo be harmful even when he lets hut two hmiiiII curds of the "Ut named; but. a two-bid b..ed upon side streng'h. followed be a jump with less than normal sup port, might be disastrous. Oiigiual Minor tvvo-blda are not tteludid In the above lists 1 .HI-"' they have recently been described m this series of articles. The Cen tral lutictlce Is to use two lia monds to shcw- n Major two-suiter; '. Clubs, u Minor two-suiter. Copyright. John F. 1'llb- Co. I thdilt vr Hf m-Jirly old full I hut w 'Mil imntly think tf niiililug In wherils Miiy tiHr. If 1 1 frbndt nml ruitoinerM m III iiinie ift uular him! 'Ine-flay, we will ul IImiii itii i'lrenielj liiw Imr ualtiv. IhuI ytntr'lt up imi wliitl eer yMi neif) while im inn g-l h nt iMM'gatn p--. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. r hell l ur ( &h "IIh liMir Man's I'rlenil' I ouiidry rh'iii'! Mali) HH MISS AM) Kit SON ! WILL HE DEAN AT C. E. MEET Mts 1 1 ii tln Anderson he i dean of girls at tlte annual sum-! nier conference of t he i .on ' Christian Kndeavor nniori which will convene at Tutm r. 0:e,. Mon thly, Aug. 7 for one we l;. it h; been announced. Mi. nderson has bven dean at prwlons emiii-r- ncos. Severn I l coin I .a tirainh' nn expected to attend. Tlie mornings will be ! d to class periods, (he aft' rnooi - ioor recreation and the e to out- ' ' u!n to i l hi' ii e I linspirational address u HIS WILL PROVIDES THAT T1IK CASH LEFT to the children be placed ON A SA VINOS ACCOUNT RATHER THAN BE USED FOR UNSAFE AND SPECULATIVE PURPOSES. Her Attorney: "I would suggest that you open a savings aeount for both children at your hank, where it will draw interest, and can he had at any time if necessary." Mi-1' PUTMAN'S La Gru-itlfj's Exclusive Keady-toWt-ur and Millinery m ttags. The tw o outside leaden of the onf-reiiee will he Alvin J. Shartla "f lU'ston, Mass., field rn.tn for tho International Society ot Christian Kndeavor, ami He v. Caul C. Ilrown of Los Angeles. 1'aclih Coast leP- resentative of the international (!- ganizatlou. Itoth tire c.perlenc.d conference b ailers and will bring iiutuy and varied eont ribul nns to United Slates National La (aande, Oregon . The Healthful Dessert for Everybody! Blue Mountain Ice Cream YOU can serve Blue Mountain Ice Cream in so many tasty ways' and everybody likes it. Of fercd as sundaes with crushed fruits spread over it and in mix tures in several flavored brick sliced or in fancy moulds. There's no dessert that's better. Eat More Ice Cream At All Dealers. Made bv BLUE MOUNTAIN CREAMERY mmmm tin? program of the collfel eui;e. Dr. Niirmali K. TuHv. pastor of Ihe l''lrst Presbyterian Church ofj Salem Will give a liiblo study talk' each niorning. ltev, Walter L. Myers of Lugeiin will bo dean of the conference and teach u class of ! vai-ntlonu It.-V It oHM (lllileV Of Kugene will conduct tin- class In society music, lead tint singing tn the conference, anil direct tho re creation. Bank - V EEEJ r5