La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 13, 1928, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, Octolxu- 13, 1928. IX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVE!! Pape Three iyh School Girls Entertain Mothers At Afternoon Party iah'ti S i iI Student of de High Hfliool gave a y afternoon honoring s, About I 7f mothers rs wore then fur the party. Tin club room j l-it lirai iy FihUi ir imttlit -lu-'ctlj.'r s a activi iy decorated with tin ouJ color.s til', blu ami wit Ho. l'i Smally, president of the as (isth'ii. i-pliiiniHl the piiropst1 of asocial ion in u short welcoin- tulk. )Mna .! ns. ii talked1 on the sub l of inpayment for high sehoul if:'le. r.s a nil clnilrnien who wrn' udiited liy Hutli Small- y inelud- Marjian t rtinliffe, woekil: Juno. lalgs piuKraniK Alary tlould rsons, standards; Emma 'hanl ; ret reshmeiHs: Jacqueline irt'-n, Kym stunts; ami -Mary A llrtiderson, hnspitality. k violin duet liy Jennie Nklson i Ktfle Itlam liaril wn a feature lho program us Weil as :i talk by i v Could. I'arsoiis on .standards jircfiS. , V short sU it illustrating proper ;.ss tor hi.h school girls, was also ,1 nic I. hmh l'.lac k santf a vocal number i Wilma Hansel) wave a reading.) Mn-l Stanley talked briefly on. importance of gymnnsuir ami ili.'i. uhii.li was followed by a J.illlo was assistant hostess to the 1& women at the meeting urnl so cial time which followed. Kour new inembera were taken into lho club. Kour gueatH were also In ut Mr. anil Mm. Walter Joiirti won-: prizes for high score nI Mr.' and Mrs. Fred l.iinzer received guest prize. The Lutheran Ladien. Aid met Thursday afternoon ni tin homo of Jim. Arthur Wisitlle with IS In attendance. The afternoon study topic wan the Life of S;ieu Similar Singh. The women finished pack ing a box of clothing to be Hcnt to the West Indies fur use In tlx; tturm .stricken ureas. Following tiu business xi-HKinn n Kiielnl liflio hustH -inurHdiiy nignt ui imir iiomo. ,.,,, Ul,f .., ..him-nts served by the hostess. Bridge Pointers Br Milton 0. Work on J 02 Seventh street tu the mem hers of the Triangle club. Threi labhs were In play during tlm evening wltli lir-st print; for high scorn of women going to Mrs. Hen Webb and for nun to limit y L. Kiomking. Following the cards a luncheon was served. Asters lliatlu attract ivo deeoi at ions. Announcements t'ONTUAT llUMXii: f: give today another Contract hand In which nit the bidding i curried on by North ant! South, r.am ii nd Wist passing whenever It Is their turn tu derlur". The wer it est ion Is how North nnd South ' should blil. Mako up your mind before you read the explanation mlstli that follows. Soti'h Is the I'ealer, icao, anl the humla are: f cast. tulne.rn; 7, oroJuntra: 9, courtesy program; 10, dunce music. KI'O 6, politics; 6:30, music; 7, NHO; 9, musical program; 9:30, polltlc-i: 10 to 12, variety program. K KHC 6:30, music; 8 to 10. Hlue Monday Jamboree: 10, Amos and Andy; 10:1a to l:':lu, dance music. KFON 7, program; 8, music; 11 to 1 2. orchestra. KU-:tfi. Mayor Ihikcr; (1:4:.. book chut; 7, NHC; 9', concert: 10, danco music. K Y A 6:15, program; 7, poll- tlcs: 7:30. Uoyal Order of Opti- Donuts: :30, theater frolic; lr. Oorley; 10, right broad- 9. nyiiiphotu'ttc; y ::u, violin; in, orchest ra. JC11J G: 1 5. organ recital: 7. courtesy program; a. Sun Podei-M; It, symphony; 10 to 1. tlanee uuis:e. KOIN 0. organ concert : 7 : :i orehestiu; S, music; dance imtslc. KIHfr ti, orchestra; MIC. KoMO 0, music; NIU'; I, orchestia; varied program. 10 to 11, 1 I tu COVE PERSONALS PUTMAN'S La Grande's Exclusive Keady-to-Wear &, Millinery l sl.il. !'hr Sn-Nc-ll,. chili III. t TllCK.lliy 'lh" horn.' .f Mrs. 'I'll isl lew a lie n lil'a.Minl iittcnioon. .Mrs. in I'iirni'i', lin si.l'iil, prrsiilril lit i I.IIHillrt Mlr.-tilHf, .M IS. Clll.lyS Specials For Men S 1 .11(1 (.ili llc .'ii' I ';i I in (lllvc 'ITIIIII I'.l 1 1 1 1 I (II! Minx iiiK :!.- j Nt.oo .h(iisi-(iii Ka.nr ) i .".He iiUks. Itlnilcs i i:otii I'oit si.oo SI. (Ml l-:vi'rcii(l.v ICiiMir M.r.l) l.alhi'1' IUii-.Ii i.( 1 1 ii I nit inic Many Honors Are Awarded at Council The Saeajauea campfire girls held a council lire Kriday evening at the club rooms. Honors for achievement in various campfire activities were presented during the ceremony. Natalie, l.'hert and Kilna If row n were ii resented with 1 4 r honor beads each. When Kdna Drown took the rank of fire maker she became the filth in La Ciraudc to attain the rank. Continuation honors w e re awarded to Kdna Jensen.' Yerlu MrClane. Juunita Siitzinger . and Natalie Kbert and. public service honors were awarded" to the same group of girls. Kdna ltiuwn also achieved the rrtnk of fagot finder an 1 holds the rank a lung with .several other girls who attained it this summer.! Trail makers rank was nlsoj awarded lo Kdna Jensen and Nat-; alie Kbcrt. Tlie decoration of the club rooms! lias been almost completed. The j attractive color scheeiue is orange, j ivory and green. , Visitors at the meeting last night Were Mrs. tlchrlng. Marian (iehr-j ing, Mrs. J licks and Jlorciiee 1 licks. i Kollowing thu council fire, re- j frcshiiicnts were served. The annual convention of the' .Methodist Kpiscopul Ladles Aid of, I nlon county w ill be held at tho t Island City eimrcii Thursday. Oct. I S at 1 1 o'clock. All Methodist Kpiscopul aids of the county art urged to attend. Kuch woman Is expected to bring either sand- ! uiehe. and h pit. cake or a covered dish r own plate, cup and silver. Tin- West u av club met Kridav afternoon at the home of Mrs. W.I M. MelHniald on 1 "im; Walnut street. The regular business meet- ing was presided over' by Mrs. ('. I L. Mackey, in the absence of the J president, Mrs. Wetzel. Th; pro- ' gram was In charge of Mrs. Her-', mail (loeck who reviewed the lift) ' and w oi k of the poet, Vaehael ' Lindsay. .Mrs. Clyde Metcalf, accompanied by Mrs. (borge A. Mean at t ho piano, gave a reading" ent llleii "Thu Congo," by Vaehael Lindsay which' depicted the life of the negro. Up to the time when the coming of Christianity loosened his bonds. The reading was followed by two vocal numbers by Mrs. Jteun. A luncheon was served by the committee in charge. The next meet ing will be at the homo of Mv. Claude .Mackey. 1 1 81-5 J-10-7 ' I NORTH I I SOUTH ) 8-7-4 II V B4 I t-J-3 1 I KI'OA 6:30. ririlgglstn program; R, variety hour; :3o to 11, King j Taste time, J KOA C, liiverside hour; C:3n, lorchestrn; 7, Oeneral Klectrlc I hour; S, KOA ulityew "When u 1 Clow n ljiughs"; ti:3(i, orchestra, j tenor: ii to 9'.':, trio. KFI fi, mulo quartet; 7. NHC; ( COVK, Ch e. (Special)-- Mr. and ! M' Mrs. Archie McNeil aie ha in ; li e ,u j Itnndairs bulbl a nnv garage. Th- y ( ' havtt also made some hnpi m la ments on the barn recently and are "'!t putting in a walk troiu the tHutt I'1 gate to the house. 'i John llaerfer. Sr., Is b a in--; ril' Cove Wednesday morning for Min nesota where he formerly liwd. UaelT- r recalls breaking U0 of Minii-'sota sod with n, j of ei n, at the aiM of sixteen, j Woman's club program com- j met Tuesony atleri.rn and i d a prour.im to be stiomlt-j 1 1 i e club lor. their approval at i l.t s nu i ting. h Lrssie Kelley returned Wednesday evening from a n d.iy 1 rip to the Mmum. The j l.ooso in. till', i' of the party weru tight plai Mrs. Lloyd Carter, of Jtudluta Springs, Mrs. Wright, of Salrm, Dr. Iay, of 1'uyton, and Mr. uutl Mm. T. lleese. They reported U flpleil did trip. Marian blss has entered lho Cove high school. She Is taking post graduate work slnco her ru tutu Hum (tnodiug, Idaho. luct leads you intoj MENUS Mrs La (ir If. (!. Smith, regent of the undo I. A. It., honored Mrs. K. . Apperson, of McMiimville, state regent of the I). A. It., Thurs duyut a dinner at the La Crande hotel. The officers of tlie local chapter were present. Covers were placed for five ut the table which was decorated with a colonial bou quet and place cards in keeping wit h the revolutionary period motif. Mr. and Mrs. Frees Entertain Clio Club The flhldlug . South would bid one Club. When Contract was first introduced, most authorities were of the opinion that fa live-card Aee-lvlng suit should not be bid without at least one 'quick trick on the side, but the enormous advantage derived from getting in an Initial suit -bit! ami thus giving the purl nor valuable informal hm, now is appreciated better. Today most Contract play , ers Idd a five-card Ace-King suit with a King on the side, and many ,will bid Aoe-King-N-X-N without ' any side strength whatever, just as In Auction 1 (ridge. North would be Justified In bid-, ding three No Trumps If South lifelong tu the school that docs not jbid an Ace-King suit without some ' thing on the side; but if South would bid Aee-Klng-X-X-X with out other strong t h, North should bid only two No Trumps. It will lie noted how perfectly both sys tems would work out in this case; ' If North bid only two No Trumps, j The Right Breakfast For Early Hunters- j Red Cross i Drug Store : I- - . - : At 111. i Clio club (lininT IiiIiIki' 1'ridny t'vonliitf ut tlio Saeiijaw.'ii Inn. Mr. .anil Mrs.. Norman l-'roes were hosts to a Kroup of 20 fiii-il'ls. 'I'll.' tiilil.-s ui'i-o atrrnrnvi-ly ili-rorali'd wllh colorful fall flow ers, Mr. iin.l Mrs. ( 'huso Jtoliiii-n-kump won;' awarih'tl lho club Stevens-Van Engclen Co's method of merch 'andiyinsr, buying for cash, Belling for cash and :;quiek turnover by selling merchandise at a low .'margin of profit, enables us to give the. public tlie lowest price. r '1 Our merchandise is well known throughout :t!ie country: Haynes Underwear, Wright's Un xlerwear, Friedman - Shelby Shoes, Esmond iniankets, Bayly Underbill Overalls, Nofade iShirts and many other nationally known brands. jYe invite your inspection of our store, shop ;with us and compare our merchandise with whom you will. i "Service and best merchandise for the : lowest possible prices" Stevens - Van Engelen Co. II.V Slslcr Mary ItltKA K I' A ST (Mange juice eei t a I. ei ea in. broiled t l ine, no) a toes hashed in milk, corn muffins, fearing his partner had nothing but milk, coffee. LL'NCM KON October vegetable soup, toast slicks, egg salad sand wiches, grape juice, milk, tea. I l NX Kit llaked salmon steaks. baked rice and tomatoes, cabluigo tcontr and celery and green pepper salad, j he s sliced pea idles, w hlto cake, mi Hi coffee. It's more when th Clubs, South, having the King-Jack tif IHanioiids which ho knew North could not count upon, would bid three; so that under either system Declarer would be playing with the t he would have named had ii his partucr'H hand, viz., ! tan worth while one dish for Jf the distri- rso cards give ' oven is hooted. dinner menu, t he fish and com bination vegetable dish are cooked by lho same heat, ett'oellng a dis tinct saving of f uel. tiritpc Spongo Him tablespoon granulated go In line, 'i cup cold water, 1 cup grapo juice, t tablespoon lemon juice. 1 tablespoon orange juice, 2-3 cup augu r, whites '2 eggs, few grains shir; ' Soak gelatine in cold water for ten minutes. 1 lissolve over hot water. Add orange juice, lemon juice and sugar to grapo jub'o and stir until sugar In dissolved. Add dissolved gelatine and place dish in a pan of Ice water and stir fre quently unt il mixture begins to thicken.. Oradually add whites of eggs lieu ten until stiff and dry, beating mixture constantly. Heat three No Trumps. button of the udv lo bake -west an entry and a fivo-card a meal jspado suit, the three No Trumps in tlU8.)nght not be made; but with such Mi j I iii ! I I. until very into a mo firm and made with light ami stiff I tu chill and no with sofo .oiks of eggs. Turn become custard 'Ium.i; wis I'.roadcasttng com :or Sunday night o 7:30, standard 7::to to s, Whit- JL.'tW, At- I Hr Adjnns Ave. .iacc I'.uildlng l,a (.randc, Ore. Stop That Cough! it gets a start We Personally (uianinlcc MERIT0L SYRUP Of Wild Cherry with Eucalyptis and Cuiacol . to give results. Sold on a Money-back, If Not Satisfied I.asis. MAHAY Tin- Kaliona p.iny lnoKialn tollows: li:::n sinplioiiy tioll tilll .!i'-l...l Visinn.- a I it K lit pi'oirra in. Kill)- (i.iKlalol CIM.Illl "s(ilo) il::;". Xlu': I 'oimroKatlonal ohiinh; NIP"; !i::hi. booU rhals. KuA-- liiiiv.T (.".:.".. r.pi lijour) li:l.'i. ori;.'iii ricilal: ii:t5. Illiniacu lato I 'olirrpl ion I II! hi'ilral. Kl'l 1 .os AllK. los ( IttV.'uil CHI Ut ) Ii. vari' .l pioyiani; G::tM, NIP"; s. .'Oin .-i l ; :i. .MP'; 10 to II, .lanro on h. stra. Kiwi: iioiivMoo.i (:i(ii.:ni -.::"!..) u. liuir Mchiiosh: ii::in. on ii Tlalheis; s. liiht opora hour; !i. ra Ki 1 1 1 1 1 r. o w. KI'O- ii I-laiii lK. .. (:':'. jut -7ni., ) i;:::'-, N'lp"; 7:.'H'. romi'ii; t'otiihliH'il MrotiKlh It wouhl ho utiMtakfi to play lho ham! at a low .'1' OOlltt'lll't. Anion uutl An.ly; 10;lil to 1:10, ori'llCNtru. KUMU Soalllo (:i ko) 0. music; ti:;lll, NIK.' Ian Sclonoi' (.'luirch; lo II, liMJ.slo,,. , . . ,' 1 KV.V San l-'ratiolNco (II' Sr.Olii) 7. Ir. flampi'Ito; 7 V.. I'liuri'li, KKON l.ons Hoiich ( lLMliki') ti, llaillo chiiri'li; t'l-rl; 7:4.ri, ( 'hrlut Inn ihiiri'li; '. to IS, 1'lKKly "All Star Nlto." KOW I'orllanil ( I :i I in II I iilio) li:3li, NIP'; s, Httnllo ooni'iirl: 9. NIP'; 9::iii, iniari.'t; Hi to II, llti(' Myniphony orchoHlrii. KIIJ - -I. m Aiih-i'Ioh Clliji.sin 7,"ili lio) li:ir., ohnroh tiniMlont,'; 7, I'Mrnt -l. rhiiroli; s, Kyinphoily; la, iliilnt.-t; II to U, ihino. ihuhIc. Kill N' I'ortlnlnl CM Pin !-ikc) H. plpo oriian; 7, orrlioKlra : X, I'hiirch of 'I'rnth; a, Kill'; li::id, ronoort. .1,11 -1170 s, t'hrlxt- NIP'; 9:no .mi. .l. Ml. sm 7. ('(in- Si'lolicn WlKKly MONDAY I'ltOlMtAMS NUf: 6:4f. hosln.'iw; 7 lo S. II. '. A. hour; S to !t, f.ynipholilHl; II to :i::lo. sotij,' palnthiKM. K'flO. il, Ornifiiist.H proKrain: 7, MP'; '.i;::il, llcniral Khotrlo pro irrain. K I'W II 'i, iniiKlo; li:Sn, onlor. M00X DRUG COMPANY "AyenLs for the Owl Drug Co." S . organ reeital; .S:::o. conc-rt; B K ' Sin I'raneiseo MjI.Siii j R - i'de ) ii. c. N' man; C:3a. I g studio progiam; 7:::", einic it; l'i, j Just Arrived! A few more of the .New (ailbranscn Baby Pianos Price $295.00 Full scale and a won derful instrument. Cull and sec these ideal instruments at popular prices. IVMOI M M l;i:i;;r Is ,,f I 1"! v-ba. .,t-ii ami falls .' ' ' ''.In lo I ii., hfi ia,.k frm !'' I" .:l..il. I, I f.... . t. I S(t ,: ; iri-iii ii,v for.:h-,nl Adler Music Co. The man bo rl-cs cm l In (he morning lo try lor some ol' 1'lslcril Oregon's I'iiiiiimI !ca--nuts, needs a subsiiiiitial and lasly hrcakl'asi. It helps start I be (rl id l' to I he best possible adiaiilaL'.c, makes (he cool October air seem h-,s mi--aids a steady arm and cmt( aim. Tbiil's (be breaU fnst yon ran t'lijoy in the Sm-a-jau4n Cotlct' Shop. You'll like etillng there. Sacajawea Inn I'oluts lho Way to 1 letter Thin;;." ! . r 13 -J I HI - "v. f A. w vf 1 1 i i i 1 aundn L with economy! Phone Main 56 THE The Standard Laundry jo'OSifevefcooeess9eeeeiia What's wrong in this picture? 4 ml- Not Enougti Conven A S It is safe to sa that there i1 of this eoni iany, wb ieh lias which arc wanted. Yet it is generally a very sii outlets to make appliance use re; See a dependable licens c Outlets! WAGER t.'ic r cl a home in the territory electric convenience outlets iiijilc mat Ut 1i iirovide ally convenient. ".it cl.rieian today. ditional Easte rn. Oregon Light Power Co. & "Always .l Your Service" : : In Willi Nuw itiid