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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 6, 1928)
Salurflnv, Ocfolicr (5. 102S. I7A" GRANDE EVENING OBSEKVER Tapre Three attractive Bridge 1 Luncheons Given ; In Sacajawca Inn Tm-sday afh'nioon M tm. ' Jul tuft ji'itcli, Mr. IIiiKh Hrtuly una Mrs. iirttu A. Klt.BiTultl, worn lumteMH t( u laiKo uroup if frloml.H (it l.niHr' luncheon In the tnuln lln U mi mi of ! ho Sum ju iv pu lun. ic ;ni)-s were ticiiutif utly Ipto !I1 with autumn h-uvp. riowt'i.s j.l ainlMT rumllrn in kppptii with i- color scheme. Ten t;ihhs wore . play liiilnj? t ho itftornouii. Mrs. Ilbi'it ilunlpr iei-elvpt flrnt prize jr hih Kroi-e. Mrs. Hurry M. J. inner rei-i'lveil .si-coml, .Mrs, W. . lwyrr ihtnl nn-l Mm. I.elu Jones ;;i-ivel consolation. All e.pially delightful hi Mm inciieon was Riven Monday aft MiM. Kinzlu in m-iviin; IIIPUtM.. refroh- OUT OUR WAY, Tho Ttiuim'h- Itii.lu-'- Huh in. i ThuiHjay night at ilw hoiiif ol Mr. und Mr. I ton daily on nil I Wash ington venue. Mih. WVlt y Mr IhmuUl ami Jlaiicy S1out-Kln were lite WlllMIM'N Of tin- tVO til tt pflZi-H. j Following the canlK Mrs. liaiteyi si-rvt-tl triungln ilotiKliuiilM anil rid-j t?r for l efn-Hhliielils. I Bridge Party At j Goodnough Home; Thui N'liiy id lei iioori M rs. liny j (liMHln.iuglL and Mih. (i. K. Will-' UaiiiH entertaiueil at the (iimdmmh 1 Iioiiut on Seventh ami N Ui'o:h, with u deliRhti'ui l.rhlk-e piny. Thr rooms w ere at t rati iv i.-ly il corated ; with Ijaskets of uletri and dahli.'.s. s t.on at the Inn hy the kiiih hos-( tM, jm. Harrison won first pi ie :i-h. Mrs. Waiter l-eihhnnin niado!for n,or(li m,-s. Will MiU-helli IkIi trine, reeeivintf first prUe ' M(.,,01H un(1 rs, Walter IVny re-i rr r AjF li..t r - stb Vv; Vn,&wV VIV'VV iS I consolation. After tin- card was .sei vo a t u o-l'oui'Sl' Irs. I'. A. Kjillng whh a warded H-ond and 1 H-. Maruaret Inirln re lived tlilnl. Mrs. Hurley Hichard- 1 luncheon )l iceived consolation. , j ; I At the Thursday e' lllnir ni' ; Mih. K.I. Kiddle and Mrs. Kd- tng of the Women's Itm.-nt asso- j lard llloliland were hoKtfsscs to uli-iailoii at the tdd I'ellou's hall. ! loop of I. K. O. inemiM'r.i ye-1 phins were made for a ha.aar to he' trday at u deliKhtful luncheon at j held New J f. Other roiltino husi-l n Kl.ldle liome in Island 'it '. news was tran.sacted jit the incetius! Mllowlnj the Innclinon a Ijuslncpa ' ;lt w hich Mrs. K. N. Jensen, prcsi-j leeting was held at which Mrs. j,.nt( presided. j jury Slaiichfield, vice president, j ! .H'std.'d in the uhsi-nre of Mrs. A. 1 One of n seiu-s of. monthly pro- . Kichardson. president. . ! gi urns sptuisoi -d hy the M. 1. A. ( (Mrs. (Jeorge Hirnle eat ert a ined w ill he given Sunday at 7::: o-i i!h the reading of Itohort Itrow n-1 riock at the l I . S. tali- rnacle, it;'s. "Andrea del Sarto." Mis. wXn ,u, following ttatur. s inclu.1-' Parley Uichaidson played two pi-, ed on thu program: j aio numbers. j Vocal solo, (lladys McManus; M. ; j Mrs. Archie MHh-r. Mrs. Wallace j A H(,,;;illi t,.i)n; reading, i jnd Mrs. Wayno Wade, nil f Kn-j rt.nt. ;;tler; group of violin solos,' I i prise, were guests of the ekih. nnd duets. Alice Joc.nnelte and; j k jMaelizaheth 4'ooper; lecture. T. A. I l-'olmwinga luncheon at the Fol-; Christiansen, andladus v-m.-iw. k- grill, the Thursday Bridge cluh; Lent u delightful afternoon at the' rs- S Koluns-.n enter -une 1 n,e of Mrs. 1'. S. Itouinnon. An--" Wednesday Kvenmg r Ig nun flowerH made pretty decora-wo.-k at her home on 1 I .... v .. ii i- I l-'ouit h wtu-t't. 1 h' rooms o: ln- i Uitliinxou lunii" wcih' (l4-;'o:ati-'l i with fall flowers. -Mi s. .lulm 1 Hoilill'S WIM till' WMllll'l- Ol Hist firiz" for hlBli Kroro. I hreo tnl.Ios In pliiy iliii-uii; Ho- iwuii'; Kolluwlni; tin- ranis .Mis. liulunsiin ' si'i'Vt'il ri'ft rslTiiii'til s. AMO MOJ "TVMO UbEO TO BE BAf? "fOO OOrjiT vvAitT TV( BACK . MOO CrOT CtOOO OoBS AMD V By .Williams PATHETIC CA-bE . t5oT TVV CiO W Soul Uue& no Kvuo ha.'E cnooT C.ET INTO AnCiUMEMkuoum-t-'ARCTUy Rnr ve camt Fimd witm 'im v-iAve AROiOE. VM-Tr CRO'oT 1 VWFLL .MES t-E , WOTK WH-c CAM HOT-" f M.MlJA -TVlATVS UP', AQGOiM RG. U. S PAT. OFT. Cit-a. LY hi itnV'JC INC Bridge Pointers Hf Ullton 0. Work (.Viitntcl llrlilgu Wo glvts luduy another ('ntract liund In which all tho bidding Is carried on hy North und South, Kast nnd West passing whenever it is (heir turn to declare. Tho 4Uistlon Is liow North und South should hid. MaUo up your mind heforo you rend tho explanation that follows. South Is tho iea!er, and I ho hands arc; PUTMAN'S La Grande's Exclusive Keady-to-Wear & Millinery m 1 russnr- I SOUTH I viHt-7-l ! There would he no point in South' j hidding six IMumonds hecimse the ; information t lit he Iiiim tho Ace of IMumonds would not ho of value : to Nortlt, and it sliuuld ho kept ! from West. Ah the curds happened to lie. u Ulrttud Slain would he lundo with ! a I Mumond led; w II h any ot her I suit opened, n Small Shun would ho obtained, and the making of I tho thirteenth t rick would depend upon the location of thu King of lnliinonds. ITtl K.II r TAX oitom-:i 1 1 A V A N A . (AT) Ta x clia r get o n fnight. In Cuba, not included lit tho profits tax against corporations doing business here; received unit ed opposition of shippers tit a re cent meeting. Tho ltld.llug 1 bms. Mrs. t'liester New tin i jl tin." pi'ize for high score. i Mrs, W. W. Kinzle entertained ji members of the Lucky Imzen flub Jit her home on t HUG Third! jtreet Kriday afternoon. A most (movable lime was spent by those tivsent. Mrs. Kalph Trill assisted church; to to. I ihrlst bin Science. musical comedy. K i:- rort land kc) G. concert; : airs. K V A Sa n I'ra ncisco ( :t Ti J S5ukc 7, 1M-. Clampctt; Methodist church. MENUS Fresh V E A N U T liiiltlc - (i ounces for 10 cents A full MMind for Svv our wtn low. Red Cross Dni"; Store Sunday Programs The National Hroadca.stlng com pany p rug rum for Sunday night lollow s: ii: 1 5 to 7: 1 At witter Kent program; 7: So to S. Whittall Anglo-I'ersians; a to in, symphony hour. K I'o San I'ra ncisco (Uli.Sm Vlnkc) ti:la, Mb': 7::m, concert; .s. organ recital; 8:0 to , con cert; J, Nlif. K(i(i- Oaklail 3M.4m 7Sokc) : : i r . s. ltaptist church; Mil'; 10, hook chats. K l " - I .on g I leac h ( Jl I .Kin U4alic) 0. llndio 'hurch of the iHN'XKit Muiisrd lamb with Air; concert; t.i, ( itristian Vegetables, endive and tomato sal- ScieiicJ church; Ii to 1 J, Tiggly ad. bilked peach ciislar.1. milk. tea. Wiguly "All Star Nite." A cut of lamb from the fore- K l-'I Los Angides ( 4i8-5iu 64" uuarter is cooK.dwilh potatoes, kci . promarn, o..n-, ( J7 7.t;m lusn to It', operatic KJU Seattle ti. string trio; 7 orchestra. KKWU Holfywood Ct IS.iim Silokc) music; S to .1 1. !, sy m phonet tc ; 1 concert, j K 1 1.1 ti : I f. organ: 7. courtesy piograiii; S, Sun Itodgers; 'J, syin ( phony: H to t J. orchestra. KiiMu-il. music; t',:ir, NltC; I '.t. concert; 10 to lJ::io, varied pro- gram. I K.I It t;::;o. music; S. string trio; souks; I', orchestra. K K )A ii. puimant; S, variety hour; !. studio program, f.'tli 1 . Jm ! KOI ti. organ concert; "::", J Ily Slsici i:iii;.Ki ASi- boiled rice wllh S cream, crisp toast milk, coffee. Ll'Nt 'H i; N orn peanut butter sandu icln apples, rolled oats dro grape Jul Mn iv 'liced peaches, chopped I ins., wal lies, wirup. nw.br, ba kd ijukics, ' carrots and peas for tlie dinner mice," providing S dish llieal foi' the or smal onions gan recital: Nlll.'i 10 to Jl, 'pM !o resist onurishing one ntire family oi mot her's busy day. Tin- custard dessert adequately liiuids up the menu. Corn t'bowdi'i- Two dips grated corn. 1 medium sized onion. cup sliced carrots. clip diced celei-y. S t a 1 ihspooll.s bolter, J cups milk'. 1 t-aspoon salt, lit teaspoon white pepper. '4 teaspoon airika, 4 l.uu.' sudu cnu'kers. Melt liutt.jr in smip l.. tile. Aibl onion peeled ami minced ;md eoek or it low lire fur live niiiiut' s. 3BEI3HSBHIHHIH81IlSHHHEa2IZi 385323 Stevens - Van Engelen Co. f ltt." Atliiiiis Ave Mi ll's All Wool I nion .St. Its .V SI.IIS M"n's r.ii'v. Wool I'liion M.tir. Mi'ii's '2i't Wool 1'nion Kill.-. Mi'D's Cotton I nion nsi- . xi. an si. ni (;rari' l.ttlltlinir La (irandc. Ore. ltnV Purl Won 1 iiiou Si.es 4 to 17 y : s. SUr Ilov' Ciiltcn I 'ii f i m Sizes f. to li Landoin 7it - S! A !5.s lliiys' i;ctcc Ituhbril 1 nioii Sizos ti - I '1 rs. li'lc - 7!tr - Mtc dance orchestra. KOMO Senttle (SnO.lm '.'70 kc) ti::;n, Mb': S. Christian Sel ene., church; :i, NliC; to tu It, orchest ra. Kl'.W-- I'ort land ( t!M m t! 1 like) i::UK Mb'; N. concert; !, Nib'; 10 to I 1 . orchestra. KI-'IH' San l-Yancisco (l.r4.Sm (binkci il. lr. Newman: fi:an. studio program; 7. program; S:S'i, concei t : : : :io t.i I J : I a, orchestra. K( MN 1 'ml la ml (S 1 '.tin :4okc) ii, pipe mgali: 7, orchestra; S. Add en rrots and celery nnd pour over boiling water (o cover. Sim mer 1 minutes and add corn, i '(ml; 1 : minutes longer find add salt ami pepper. Add milk and l.rtims to the boiling point. Split crackers and dip in cold milk. I'ul into soup tureen and-pour over eli., di r. Sprinkle w tlh paprika ami serve. fcSuke 0, varied program; songs; S, lie lit opera hour ; Jolson progrnui. KIIJ Los Aug. les S!i!!.Sin i 7 7uUk 0:1 T. M. church mustcale; 7, M. K. church; S, symphony; 1, (juintet; 1 1 to U. orchestra. Kilo Spokane ( :i 7n. Sni -R I kc) U:3U. N Mt ; 8, fhurch of tin ' ' orch ,l i dance mush1. ' KSL fl::in, inlormal Itlue ltlazt Miners; musical program. oncert ; 1 f) to 1 1 ::io, program; ':,", trio; South, Uh great strength In all four units and with a hand count-1 big L'fi, would bo justified in bid-j ding four No Trumps, This bid would bo made as a request to North tn pass with a bust holding, j I. tit to Idd if ho held either of (hot Aces not in tho South hand. ! After Smith's four No Trumps, North could rnUe once for each Ace; and so would bo unite justi- 1 tied in .pimping to six. However,' more accurate information van bo given hy showing the Aces one at a time, so North's correct bid would . be five Clubs. Over the five Clubs South would' he tempted to bid six No Trumps, ; hut hardly would be justified in j doing so. The Ace of Clubs in Itself would not Insure a Small. Slam: und South can portray Ills hand la tter by bidding five Hearts. 1 thus giving South a chance to show ( the A co of Spades If ho has It. All ot her advantage of South's five- j Heart bid would he that If North should show tho Ace of Spades und j ) South then bid for the Small Slain' in No Trumps, West would be ; tempted (North and South having show n the Aces of Clubs. Hearts , and Spades) to lead a IManiond ' which would suit South exactly. j After Smith's five Hearts. North j would bid five Spades and South j then would bid six. No Trumps. Between Dinner And Breakfast ! !-.. I ei2Si ; There's a spot hi the day's M retch when u fuiirlli inoul Jut a bile or a good, uhlnntliil array of finnl U I lie thing inot nccilctl lo nuikf life perfect. Ilet worn d tuner in tho ovr nhig and breakfast tho nct morning along about eleven or midnight then you'll appre ciate the coMvenlcini' and va ried offerings of (he CoftVo Shop- After the show, after I he party wr'iv oprn until iwclvo. Sacajawea Inn "I'uhila the Way tu Hotter Thing." - 1 1 .". A ItC Truth: !'. Nltc KCLV Spokane ( kc) 7, studio program; 7:SU, byterlan church; 'J t chain. KSL Salt Lake City CinJ.Sni -?MJkc) 0:.'!U, Presbyterian church ; S, L. I. S. servioi-s; H. music. KTHI Los Angeb s ( J7.ruu -JOftlko) 0. vesper service; ti:t-'., music; 7:1ft. Church of open loor; 0 to 10, music. .Mttiidny Irojgittiiis , J Nib': r.:45, business: 7 to s, i:c. hour; S to !', Hyniphoiiisis; y to :::tt, song pulutlngs. J K(i. 'I, program; 7, NltC; (leneral J-;ieclrlct program. KI'O-6, music; 7, Nltc: ;t, in to U. variety Hi: in program ; sic; 9:30, son program. KtiA i, dinner music: 7, A 1 1' chain; in to II', studio prom'aiii. KI 'KC r,:;ta, music; s to l Itluo Monday jauiborct 1J:IH. orchestra. K'l'WIt ti. music; S 1 n. tirehest ra. KYA tltlTi, program; 7, poli tic?: 7:3d. Itoyal Order of Optl mtstic Honilts: !, studio iroi;ram; la to 1 dance music. KCi W dinner concert : 1 : ! NltC; conceit; in m J, dance UlUsle. KIM) , urehrsrla; li :!.".. Nl'.c. KKI ti, mate tmartet; 7. NUC; 0O O NELSON' On Your I'RINTINC, lias (lie same significance as "STERLING" On Your Silver. m - - - -- : -mi mMitrnMB 1 As SIDI". frcim iidiiiittinK witlmut !ii;nmu'iit that wo savvy itil) Dnntinir mid furnish all thu service Unit a snappy jtih printer should furnish, and admittinjr our stock is traded to niMle (piality products at tair prices, wc also admit that our Christmas Cards which we sell (and how!) are picked lioin tin host factories by us and we know what to pick, too. The factories we deal with know that, loo, and sell only to us in I.a Grande. We lirin;.' sample lines to you ly appointment, or you can always sec them at ti t a o a a . O e o o o I Victrolti OrtIioj)h(niic-tyC! SouikMo Four hitiKlsoiiic albums Itutliolu 18 All-clcctrio ISuilt-in prtiUcr Attrttctivc; cnbinct -all for $250 Come in! more Convenience Outlets Mo'hi 7ii : i c t r o I a ! icith Kudiola : How many appliances have you in your home? How many of them do you use at once? 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