tin-day, August 18, 1928
LA GRANDE FA'ENING OBSERVER
ragcTKrca
Society News
Announcements
.immer Wedding
Unites Miss Gore
And Glen Muring!
V beautiful stuniiur ufdditiK
jv place last evenint; ut the
uu of Mr. anil -Mrs. J. 11. Guio
Cedar Htrcet when their JuukH
M Uriel, beruiiiL' the bride of
. n .Iarint;. The ceremony was
luiiied at U:30 o'clock before
iiit -ft friends and relatives.
Utminet-H and baskets of flowers
1 ferns banked against a bay
niow formed a lovely settinn fur
leietnoiiy. One hiif,ro basket
pink and white phluK preduiniu
d in the llural altar. Preceding
ceremony Airs. T. It. Maxwell
"IJeeauae," nevompanied by
i- I ,i 1 1 m NeNoii, who played .Men
ssnhu'H wedding inafeh. The
d.il party was lead by Miss Mar
ie (lore, sister of the bride n
maid of honor, with the bride
uin and Cecil Hcdluii, who acted
In si man., follow iliL'. The bride
s escorted by Dr. !!. C. McCall,
. and Mrs. tone completed the
d;il party.
I lie lti-V. H. W. I'a I kt-L- ol'flei-
(I at the wedding' fur which the
;iie.sie double rln' ceremony
s used.
The bride was beautiful til a
aii of white canton crepe lisht-eiiibr-ddercd
in hi.-ll pink with
t 1 1 1 ) 1 1- skirt of scalloped hem line,
r bouquet was of ophelia and
iterfly r'ist-, pink double cos
ts and w hite sweet pt as. Miss
.rjorie (.lore wore an attractive
,1-k of oi-ehid and white crepo
' i carried a bouquet of sweet
is. Mr.-, Cure wore lavender
The V. c. T. T. Hill iiici-l TilOd
day afUMiiium nl tuu tA-lmk lit
I III! SirUlIl .Mi'thiJlliKt iliuii h. All
nu-ml.t'rs :,iul lli.,so lnlt'fi'Hti'il uro
urcl tu he .r,-Hfiir. I
A rH.UMlX(i t'lKiKKR foi
evpnliiK. BlmulalliiB. a (lower and
stem wound aruuud the throat, It
of Bold - Uh flower and bud ol
rose quartz.
I Bridge
Pointers
It Milton O.
con 1 1; cr mtiiMii:
Today xi e ha e No. J of It se
ries ol Kiblay mid Saturday hands
dcsUm-d primarily to show differ
'iuch helix ecu Ain't hni liridKe and
'Vmliact It.-ldKP bidding.
Ml'
ep
Kuih Imland, Phxllis Ane and
Joe Say re. b-.fi M.-tcJi'. I', t. r
llowinan, Durward l-yumi. Norman
Stlntf. Hill Crowe. Harmon dte
Mel via Cuhlemaii. Stewart Pen
I nu ton, William A rrivey. Claude
Anson and l.ee .lohtison.
v
Mrs. J-Yed Smith was Imstess ti
the lan ky Duzni club csterdax
afleriioou at her h-mie on i;tth
si red. A ileliuht I ul a tteruoou of
visiting was spent ami at an ap
propriate hour I lie hostess served
refreshments. She was assisted
by her daughter, .Mrs. Hun Xi.-lmN.
who is vlsitintr in f.a Craude with
her parents and brother, Floyd.
' from California.
' Out-of-town HUe.-'S at I he el lib
yesterday were Mrs. Xi h..s and
Mrs. A. IlamatiH, ol" I nd-pendeece,
I M e., win i is t he t:nesf .f her
daughter, Mrs. c. I i. Crifl'in.
Mr-t. P.. C. Krilts will be h'-sles.-to
Ihe eluh at its next npernonn
at her home on Third street.
it 1,.
on, lr
t lh
plan,
r all
Kb e al
with full
A. 1'
l-d a:
Women of Mo.,.he
regular business sessiuti
: Moose hall last nihl m ob
'to an with the Moo.-e on th
day Sunday pienie Au;.
. in. They autiipale a l.ii
tend. i nee and pla n to mee
.Kliu and Wallou i eoiint
during' Ihe day. Mrs. .Mary
Mayville. senior VeeiM. i i-
est eveidnir's nu-etinu' whii-h wa
devoted entirely to business.
o
:i Baptist Society
' T 1.. TV T I
in rjiijuyauit; iiLjfi
memhers. of tin
f-neietv attended ai
I'olluw iiiK 1 he eeremony an in-
mat i-ecplion tool; plaee durim;
lieh the Mrs. (.lore and Al iss Guru
ved.
Mr. and Mrs. MariiiK left iiiime
- lie! V bv ear for Seal! le n here
ey will spind two weeks ;;h
. Alariui; s people. Tin y will
lie- a boat trip to Uriti.-h Colum
i ilui-iiti; their honeymoon ami
II also spend a few (lays at
liuier national pari:. They will
at home here al the Hill apart
Mits. Mr. Marion is with the
liroimhs AddiiiLc Machine com
,uy for this district, having his
fidquai-ters here,
fl'he bride lias always made her
-me here and graduated from Ih
a I hih school, later attending
tsim ;i colleye. She is cashier
jit's depaVtment store.
vl'he wedding was one of the
. lot inlercstiiii,' to lake place he
" Is summer. They have a lar
' rele of friends in l.a Ciraude who
' sh them happiness.
Quests at the wedding were Air
(d Airs. It. U l'idcoeli and dauh-
fs. l'.arhara and Dorothy, Air
"id Mrs. Hert Jlollistcr. Airs. Os
- y Ci ossen. Mrs. Kenneth Cieke-1
t. Airs. Ccoige Kennedy, Air. and.
W ). A. W. Nelson and daimhter.' Twentv-five
U- l es I; V Lei in on and l'-aptist Ladies
u-hiers. Louise and I.ileUa. Airs. nl erest Jul- aft. in i m-.lin- yes
i;. Wisslcr. Airs. Cora Joel. Air.' t-rday when Mrs. .1. W. Al.'i:uiP
,d Mrs. C. V. Uinyncr. Mrs. IMna hostess at her home S.rin.
" dhon. Mrs. T. It. Maxwell. Dr. avenue. Mrs. William Shade. pi-si
cCall. Air. I'.olton and Air. I Mr- dent took charge of tlo- bii-ies
(t, :m inur during: whi'h ih- omit
.l noon yest.-r.lay Air. and AI rs. decided to have th-ir bazaar an,
iiv had a wed.ling dinner at annual chicken dinn-r d-irin
it i-li the iiumedKHe family was Novembrr.
, s,.,lt. I Mrs. C. 1 JaiMoMSett had tie
LMr. and Airs. Mariiu were iven ' l"'1 '' "i f--r the afTeinoon with th-li-iMisiin.-
cliarivarl bv a carload subject "The Program the l'ot
I vmiiiL' folk who took them nian Urotmht." As lor talk pro-
tislly down Adams avenue in a erased .Miss Huth Mauire. a
;r labeled "Just Alairied" and P"stman. hroutiht in missionary
en followed them out of tow- Tellers and material illust rat in
i fai- as Hilgard. 'Mi's-, llappersetfs discussion and
1 iaddini: much to the interest of thf
proL'iam.
I At the close of the program Mis-
. A f No-Host Partv M:i-,ih"' :is s,r-
ni 1NU A1Urtl' ACUl'yived the refresh, n.-.s "l.v par.-)
1 'po-i." Members dnl whit" c-i,s
i 'omplimentiui; Miss Margaret work d:trinu the afiei noon,
l.uhan. higii school girl, who has
l in- I from a suiuiu-r trip to ' Master KVnnet ti Kl.un-i y w
reeti-y, Colo., a no-host party was host to several of his oiinu fi n tub
Veil last eveninu- bv a number of on his birthday Wednesday M'cr
lr friends. The troiin met with noon. It was Ala --tec Keiiuelh'?
Misses Phyllis and lofis eiuhlh birthday anniversary. Thf
lirues at ihe Alelville a pa H nielits guests gathered at ttie home of 111
living about six for Cove where oiing host s parents. Mr. and Mr-;
ley enjoyed a plunge in the pool, frank Klamiy on iVd.tr n! reel
jom t'ove they drove to Cod- Canies were played until f..ii!
jo. l,,Uo at i'niou w here t he o'clock when the M r-. Kl m -r
jenlllg Was spent rOwiliU. The seated the M'lesls al -t table beau-
jnples built a bonfire on the is- til'ully de.orafd uitti p!a. e, i
t:l of the lake, roasiinu wciiiers floueis and tuo tdrthdav ( al.ev
re durin-, the met ry evening. .Kenneth r iw.l a nunier o
i l;o-e uho honored Mi.-- H.-uhan birth-lay pi---i,ls. Those w li
re the Misses Mean Wright, helped him -: hi..!.- hi- hi rt h-la
anit.-i Hnnighton. Alyee Cook, u-iv .leana Mae SuUixan. iiiim
lis :.irnes. Phyllis Panics, (iiltmr. Mary O.-erln-r. U.iv ni
n Hansen. Alildred Slaudbw. McCelI..rd. Kii U Spain. Keltor
I i liol.ertson. Vlrmni-i i:ehm. Spain and P.-.-i' lt--'-'-in.
1 iss Douhan Guest
Meet Don William McAdoo,
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Conduct
t'!.el a al e t ll ( e.
l-t bi-ld
Soul h's ca
lliddiug
i ree schools of I on
and they wonhl hid
tu Ihiee dliterellt
' I to 1
t' At
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PUTMAN'S
La Grande's Exclusive Rcady-tuVcar and Millinery
l'or Iho ldy of today, Is tomorrow
Oo of the. niitlon'rt Kieat men.
Klitle ! MeWnyiU',
ytti j-'uurth .St.
NOT AMlMSi;VS WltlTINO
tbSKU, Norway. A tiff. 1 , (Al)
A nephew of Uoald AmuMden. who
acted iih Hccreiitry to IiIh fiiinouM
uncle, Kiiy.s that the handwriting
of n letter found Auk. 11 by luteh
I'lsheriuen off the coast of Orontn
Keit, Holland, hears no resemb
ilaiico to that of th missing ex.
Iplorer. The all- Ked mes,sae rend:
"l.uthaiu l-7-:n. Si deK-rees 2:
mtnuted east Uoald Amundsen
seen."
THERE'S NOTHING S I EKEOT lJED ABOU"i; THIS HOUSE, recently erected by; (k
municipal authorities at Amsteidani, Holland.
l.OSIS I'AMS AM) SI IT
I'iri'SI'IKI.Ii, MnHrt.. Ant,'. 1H
(Al') 1'nntH Hten't, vcK't:itlon,
i-iilnil tlu enutitv i-noi m tssloiieiH 111
ttliMallowliiK tint claim for datnutfia
jof (i policeman whose raiment hud
been wrecked In capturing u deer.
KeimhurHcinent was HotiKht under
) the law providing repayment of
! "deer ilatimifes,'
I I it
iie samel
I
Trump
y-. In this ban. I all thn-e I pe:
ut bi-hliliK woiil-l proiltlee
olitiact.
Those who lavor N
would bid one; to hid two No
Trumps the ban. I .should have a
"count" or 17 and four suits stopp
ed, or a count " ot I S w it h three
mils slopped and t hrce ca ids In
the weak suit. Sooth's hand counts
IS and has three sails .stopped: but
he lliarl suit is a iloubleUm. which
.ais the two -hid.
School No. 2 would bill two
Spaths a Major two-bid to show
W. tiool No. 1 uonbi bill two Spa-'
. ooiioal SpnIn bt plus iiodllioe
ll stlcni;llt.
Sepool No. :i would bid one Ida-
non.J with the hlea of shitlinj; to
't Trump it North i-iil Hearts, or
t" iloiiblimr ii an opponent
but it ensures panics it the divi
sion ot the n.lvetso Hearts t:i the
pi obahle -1-J ; shoo hi the division
J be the improbable Ihe trick
om is immaterial.
HJopyriKht It'-S by John PllleCu.
PERSONALS
MENUS
lly Sisler Mnv
ItHKAlvi- AS T HI
real, crcaiu. fri.led
ye meal luult'ins. milk.
Uh.
I
( oil-
1 1 i
cries,
beef.
M NCIIKON Mine.-.l lamb oi
toast, corn on the cob, lna it s o
lettuce, iced cocoa.
1 INN Kit Vegetable plate din
ner. molded vtzz salad. wat-r
bid 1(ln, Ion sherbet, uuk 1 lood i-ako. ;
.learts. ' in 1 Ik, coffee, ',
I! SouMi l.hl one N?. Trump, West j Itoth Iced (cu and e off eo are at
would pass ami Nort h would bid ( t heir best w heti poured hot ov r ,
ht-.-e It'-aits lo reipu-st a me- ci aeked Ice and served at once. Of
roinff bid (e.ther lour Hearts or course, both the beverages must h
tlhrcu -No Trumps) from Soul h. Spinoff doulile. s( rent h. .since the
ol wooM do three No Tin m ps. ; melt inK of the Ice dilutes the lu
ll South bid one No Trump. West fusion.
!pa-les, Nirt Ii wnubl bid t wi j "nUM'iiclo!i Sherbet
bails nr time Hearts and Soul h j l-'otir cups chopped watermelon,
voiibl return to tim e No Tt'iim ps 1 cup siikh r. w It i t es i! vkk&.
West and laist passini; eery Sprinkle sunar throuifh union
hue. while chopping. If a wooden chop-
Am lion Hi-idi;e Itiildiuir !&in bowl is not at hand, cut In
The Auction JtrhlKo biddintr cry small pieces with a sharp
vould be either South one No ' knife. 1 se Juid; and pulp. Turn
rnimp. West I'ass. Noith twoflnto freezer and pack in .si' parts
learts. Kast t:iss. South two No of ice to one part halt. Let stand
.rumps; or Soiifh one Diamond. "itn f-'o'eli to a -mush." tlrrlnu
.Vest pass orUi one lb art. Knt 1 1're.fUently to c'tally distllbutp H
ass. Soutli one o Trump. It M"id and pulp. Stir in whites of
niKht possibly be one Spade, pass. "KP beaten until stitf and dry and
ass, p;,ss; bin with South' ham). lwo ,HMir?1 '"' ,''v'"
io.. i,. i.i i.niiiti' to a.oil.ld. )o. cniiieo Kiasses. i ni i .mi ho
ormatorilv. I! an oni.onent hid "Oii" Peu n
I -a i i.n an in It nil Diamond is t he
1 town visitint; her mother. Mrs. Isb t , " "
Litiieall and other relalivcM and; 1 V ? .
(-ri,.nd jwearimr new fur coiHm or light tan
Mr. and Mrs.. C C. Welch motor- ,'Mlt ,loll't U'1 yur f0
, ed to North l'owder Thursday 1
! IMItl.KII. tre. Special)-- Mr. i " ll'n' i'l't'm me (lay wnu lid
land M'. C. C. W- h h have ro4-em - stsl,'r M,K- ilzt,' MeAlliater. Mr,
ly had their house repaired. iWoleh went on to Maker where he
Standh-v Arnol.lus of Pleasant Vl'vllri1 vv " h l,is d.nml.i.er. Mrs,
(irove xx as a business visitor ut 1m- j'alter MallieWH and family,
jbh-r last WedncMlay. J "
! .1. K. Woods and his brother. - - .,,
: Kalph. are spending the Week nnir
; l.ostine at the home of W. A. Kl-j
.nor. Kalph Woods, whose home is
J in Illinois ts spending Ihe summer;
here xvith his brother whom he has j
not seen for 17 years. This is his
tirsl trii to U'eKon and ho is
'thoroughly i n loving it. I
i Mr. ami Mrs. Charles Cleaver.
;.lr. are the prnu-l parents of a fine
1 boy, born to lliein Auk. 1 1. Mrs.
( 'leaver xx as formerly Miss 1 .el ha
Watson.
Mrs, I,. K. 1'errin. xxho is making
an indefinite visit with her rand
da lighter, Mrs. Mrs. John C- Uehr.
of Klgiu. is spelling a few days
here. She xxas a ushicss visitor to
TMKKK hAlUiK It K ADS of
Inpis lar.uli are joined with strands
of pearls and two carved stiver
motifs to a Hilver mesh necklace,
a new note In Jewelry.
Poets' Corner
tiii: school m i l-
The first golden days of Septem
j her.
j The ibtys or vacation a end.
I The first t inkling gong of I ho
j school belt.
I Oh! Ihe thrill thai each cheery
I note lends.
the portals
Opened
To each one alii;
i.iki
and delightfully J Jj.
hing to the taste.
l.a C.rande last Wednesday. Xs
.Mrs. I' red Nodliie. Mrs. Teie
Sinii Ii. ami M rs. Dliver 1'errin
were eallinif on Mrs. William Kobhs
of Pleasant (irove one day hist
xxcek. They found Mrs. Kobba in
vcr v poor bea ll h . I
Mr. and Mrs. It. A. Mcllrido have
vacated the house which t hey re- j
ceiitly sold to I-:. .1. Ha.en, but will ;
he Kiaying In the community Tori
some time hcfinvr going do I'tah
where Hi-V expect to make their
fill nre home. Many Irlals
.Mrs. Marv .Moltuc of Heriniston. ;Uer.
has been spending a fw days ir
o the (tiger young
the message:
Conic ye one, come V1
call.
hearts come
all at my
of know ledge aro
big and small
hencoii of light In llu dark
ness,
('Hiding each Hinall craft to a
goal,
Kings the nallon-wldc peal of the
Hchonl hell,
"X .fuluiu, for nil'',, hi, .oaclL. loll.
ml leiuptalions to con-
lo atlain al tl ml
We Wash
Bedspreads and
Blankets
We are prepared to give them the
special care that they need
Thonc MAIN 56
The Standard Laundry ;
I n...i i..m hv . -iiiions ol Kaola tJi'nura. Calif. Tlie nun on I no
'I Uavs tue Eod Amtrkaa name of Tcm S'arkc
' c'naiatl '. is XVilliim 0. McAJtJ.
iii the vtli.r
i.'tl.r hi'!.
v.i v.. mi. i i.-h.i ' ii,.. .link .,ri 'jrj5?i I
n ri.s,-.l M.-imI aii'l n hiiir only j J f R
our I., in I'limniy. wnlil win tlir r- 4 H
.-l: l-.i l ii M'-Alil r, "in ''Icsnlj I 1
lull I :.!).! il:i' Mllu'l llolll IIIIII1-, M
nv. This -lurk limy ,'iisl ;i IrtrU.i . v f J !
If 1 iZj i
5 ' A rii
. Busy
i To Cook
tow-W,Sl III
I j
caiiiiing da. or parly i
ila.x- ix hen .uiu'ii' too I
Ihix' lo cook for a I
hiiour.x hohanil. fri-nil
lllm to Ihe SiKiijinoa ,
I -ir loiieli. ; T
Hell be xxell Ml, '
XX e I I - e r x e O . xxcil .
iba-eil. od he', toil
of I tie xi a V XX ll lionl '
holder in iiinmii-. j
It a not -J iciiil ol hi-. j
iin-n fi ri-nd" xi ill be hi ; i
I be (Milium room im. j $
H'- Mil. .lace to caC
THE I
SACAJAWKA
INN J
I- K.. .i.i.i iv , ;i I'.i.nl I P.. ,.y
to ;. m. r 'i hii.;;-"
a
Claii.h C. I'nitl l.iiinhei' coin
;ianx ha already ohl out. All I
till tloin t- jri-l Mn.xing here 111)
liol of the month ami .M ttiny
dun jn-t a I a -I us I tail s.-ll II.
( 'ii'-baiici - beuaii lo come (his
nioi ntiie' at it yVlo k and I look in
.ib'iiil .SI On In les than an hour
oid they arc -(ill coniing ami lhe
iiv ird 'i miiu for loir. We are
cllin.; pa. lil. 1 adctiing fell and li
re!. I. uin le lu xe) hlitiir for SIMi.'i
m i' M. (mi- -lock xxill he leilurrl
i n idciablv hv Ihe tir-l or Ihe
iiiolli ami xx e xx-ni'l haxe In xxoik
o bard lal-n:- inxciloi. I xxoiihl
alhcr ! nn nl in ii- a nx lime than
i citnl let ii r p':-t and can- at
'OlllI.HI
to l.uinbcr and
Ihe lien Cunipaui Ihal
i,i lion-:hl u- mil and the oxx m i -me
i il.Iahraniaii-. u-t like xoui
I n !e I iaode rri pl (hex didti'l
;iox i I'li'.'r, Ibex ha x e a -loa n
Unit -ininl- m'e i x gi -1. I.i-lcn lo
I (tin- aim: 'to help impiox
tt.iiiih- and I lib u oiniix." 'I hc.x
tie . h' lo pain!, up am) fix up
.ind p!i not ami I hex In i cud lo
pol in an ail ii( lb ex and ptc! in e
of tie- late-t ai chin- tine o thai
fiid w .I h um I la-te i nn -tii k
ilo-ir tn-e m the air and n-e lliclr
,! - i:!,;-- to )li-H-- t i-ine of I he
ui -t hi .pji tid home- and while
r-i tire tv 1 1, tnu I hem fix er joitr
I m ! ( "laiiite xx III piobably he n
soling htm-elf ehni'4 mhiicxx In-c
linxii-' xxbcti I n IhiiHiuh xxilh
ft. PoiiM i I hileiid lo lake ut
lca-i half a day off.
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
V sell I or t n-fi
' I1n- l(or Mn frlriid
Near I omnlry I'lnme .Malu 2 111
Enjoy
Well-Cooked
Food
On Picnics, Camping, Fishing
Trips, Touring and at Home
.I'his wonderful electric cooker is a
waterless, Tireless cooker and yet can
lie used as a thermos buttle, food con
tainer or ice ci earn freezer.
COOK IN' COMFORT
Roast, Rake, Roil or Stew. No need of
laliorintf over a hot stove, in warm
weather. The Kverhot Cooker cooks,
just like the best kitchen range. Simply
put the food in the container, turn on
the electricity and forget about it until
you are irady to serve.
OCR Sl'KCIAR ACCl'ST TKR.MS
sl.'.C) down and $2 per month. Price:
and a beautiful set of gray
enamel kitchen scales FKKIi with each
cooker.
1 1 Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co.
When You
Quit Work
Most people must look forward to the
time, when they'll quit work. Some men
have to quit. Their earning power
dihIs. Others look forward to the time
when they can quit work. It's some
thing they've planned for and they're
ready to enjoy old age.
When will you have to quit work?
When will your income stop and you be
dependent on what you have saved?
You must do your saving, your in
vesting between now and then. When
the pay-check stops it will be too late.
And What could bo better, safer, more
attractive and fair as an investment
than the La Grande. Iiuilding & Loan?
livery dollar you put in is always
your dollar. You pay nothing for sales
men's salaries or commissions you are
not fined for skipped payments. Will
you let us give you full details?
LA GRANDE BUILDING & LOAN
La Grande, Ore.
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