La Grande evening observer., October 16, 1928, Image 3

Tuesday, Octohe'rlfi, 1028.
LAGKANDE EVENING
OBSERVER
Ll.! L'L.F'
Page Three
Society News
Enjoyable Bridge
Party Given At
C. L. Mackey Home
Via l.oiiu of Mr. uiiil Mr. (". 1.
Mitrk.-y at I'MrnUaf' wan the
Kvne of ii (U'llgliilul party Moinluv
t-vt'iiliitf when , nlioul ;4 rrioml
wi-n iiivili'l in fur an v iiiiiK oi ,
Tht moms of the Murkt- horn
uetc attractively. itiMortt'ti ' with
it:thli;i, Kiinp'lruuuiix, y.tnithi nil. I
otlu-r tall flowers.
'iYn lut U wf'to in play during
tin evt'iilng with- first- prlao for,
h wort, for" women Klnf?.1 lo
.Mr;. Mail t'onlwell und fur men
to .1. K. St lit'. Tile prize for I tie
liiKhe.s! scoring rotiple went la Mr.,
nnl Mrs. Kil I Joy It'll, l-'nmk lii'-oiKe
fere) vnl count) Hi t Ion pri.t.
KollnwiriK '"anlt. Mrs. Muok-j-y
iter veil it ilellcloim t wo-cours--Innelieon.
Tin- WhkHHu Itrlilgo duh w:is
eulertiiineil yestenlay u I ti-rnoon at
I he home of M i s. C!eore Mqrk.
Thive lahhn were in play tllliiliK
,'the aft.-rnoon with iirt prize for
I liiRh wore KuinK to Mrs, Joel Kirh
I unlHOli, untl set-ontl to .Mrs. Alvuh
t'rowley. (Juest prize wuh awanlr I
to .Mm AIV KeiKiiw-n, of l,:nl.l
"unyon. fti sifter of Mrs. t'hirk.
FolltMvinK th funlM a th liht rul
IlllH'lieOll Wilt Hf'l ve.
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The Pukwnnn canipliri Klrls met
last hitch I ut the Huh room at the
home uf Mrs. It. I", Tyler on the
rorner of l-'lrwt an. I K streets. Ill
leell girlie Wert' pi etent w ith M r.
Tyler, Kiianlian, and Mrs, K. Kus
ell Hcott, iiMsiHtant );mi n) Ian. The
eveniny was ttpent working mi
heailrtl f lovvet'H which I lie tfirlr.
plan to nel.
A deliKlitfnl evening is promised
to thoe who will ht at the Kirst
I'reshylerian Hun Hi next Sunday
ovhiIhk at 7 :.H o'clock when t he
i Women's Misiilonary society pre
jn'iltM 1 he pi ok ram w liieh was so
much enjoyed l- the Missionary
j Women and friends last I-'riday aft
ernoon. A group of tableaux ell
tttlfd "Heroes on the March, will
be given. They are said to be an
exeepildiuilly Interesting ami inspi-
rntlonul jrroijp of nirturtw,
Mr. and Mrs. 1). ii. Proctor en
tei lained lust nlfc'ht ut U chicken
dinner in honor uf Mr. und Mrs.
It. a. Wilkerson and Mr. and Mrs.
Hen net. Mr. Wilkerson und Mr.
Ueiinel were ifiaduuteil toeUier ut
t he tire-iy colleue. Voloraiio, and
Mr. and .Mrs. 1'roctor wrt con
teiupiiiary leathers with Mr, Wtl
! Uerson in the Grande It omit val
ley. Mr. 1'rocior is county assessor,
! Mr. Whkerson is principal of, the
(! reen wood school and Mr. and
Mis. Ih-nnot are Instructors In the
KruMdale schools. , : '
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rOVK, (ire. (Sp.-oi:tf) The l.a
dies' Kiiiht members were ilt-light-lully
eniertalnett Saluritay all tr
illion at t ho liuiim of M rs. It. I.
Itarker with Mrs. (I. H, Marker as
sist in!. Three tables of hildKW were
in play with hlfch store K"h t
Mrs. Thomas Conklin und coiimiIu
tiou to Mrs. Lewis l-uinl, l'uinly
rrreslnm-nts were served by tin
hostesses. The llext MH-elllHf will
be he) d.tl the rectory. Thost who
enjoyed the afternoon were: Mrs.
I. i:. Mills. Mrs. I.. K. Anderson,
M i s. T. 1 1. 4'on k lin. M rs. 1 loya I
I'onb-y, Mrs. 1". Stories, Mrs. S.
Thomas. M rs. I tube lanle!s, Mis.
I.. Tresto, Mrs. Thomas llel'ly, Mrs.
K. I. a wson, Mrs. I.ynu I 'hadvick
and Mrs. I.. laird.
Bridge
Pointers
Br Milton '0, Work
OHIO GIRL, 22, IS SHOT IN HEAD AS
DRY OFFICERS FIRE ON AUTO
Contlnulnir this week the sfrlea
of fifty HrldKe questions which we
have been publishing on Tuesduyti.
Wednesday und Thursdays, we K've
today Deal 1.
. LESS THAN
I fnounsWng,body p f
. y i building foods are I
I I on'y '''" lat 1
2 shau Id ever be
3 sirved. but' to be
1 sure of always' get'
ting such foods you
B must select only the y
H best of baking ma- f'C"
wm Bterials.and use
DOUBLE Calumet, the leav I J&
ACTING ft ener of proven "S
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Announcements
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South Poclarer, contract No
Trump; score love-all. Kast and I
West have not bid. To t rick 1 .
West bads the Six of Hearts,
(ituumy plays the Deuce; Kast the
Jack and South the Queen,
gi'KSTION No. Htf, What catd
should South lead to trick - ?
Answer Hlank
3fi. To trick Z, South should
h-nd . I
:t!. South should lead the Ten
rovi:. tuefion (S p e c 1 a I) lof iicnrts. . !
Die fancy work tfrouu -of , thM i . iit, iK ,.,.,. to t:,ke snven tricks I
in addition to the triek already!
'ove Ladies' Aid are entertaining
at a Hallowe'en party Tuesday eve
liiut,' ut the home tif M rs. , h'railk
( niib-y. Kveryone Is invltrcl. A
sii-er offiriiif; will be taken to lie
used for the coming bazaar.
The l'ast -Matrons club of the
Order of the Kaslern Slar will meet
tomorrow evening at S o'clock In
the Masonic i;rlors. Hostesses will tvldcd and,
be Mrs. ,J. J. Hroiitrhten and ' Mrs; I that, w hile
XWlie Neill. ' '
The Hiveria I a rent -Tear tier as
sociation w ill meet at t he Lane
chapel at 7::tn o'clock Kriday eve
niiu,'. The occasion will h in the
naiure of a Kid-together for par- 1 ,0 Ktmw w
ents and teachers and a larK'
tenditlice. Is urKed.
The Ladies' society of th llro
1 her hood of Locomotive Kb email
and KiiKbteiiM-n will meet at the
nlar loile
o'clock.
session tonight ' at K
won one Spade, one IHumond and
five (Tubs, This makes a total of
eiHht liicksi one short of tfamc.
It is possible that by leading I 'la
monds three times, he couh? estab
lish that suit -M w lilch would make
up two additional hiaihond tricks.
Hut the rhances are 0(nl the ad
verse Diamonds are; not evenly dl-
what is mtire serious.
South Is clearliitr his
Diamonds, the adversaries will es
tablish Spades and, with the two
Diamonds and the Ace of lb-arts,
they purely win take. cnniiKh Spado
tricks to save Kami'.
There Is little chance for Soulh
it li I liamonds, nnd
absolutely none to make an etrn
Spade trick: but he has u certain
ty of name by making one more
Heart trick provided he establish
I Hearts before, J Mimmy's entry Is
I lost. If South should lead the Ten
Hearts lo trick :!. it would not
matter whether tho adversaries win
that trick or not. u they tio not.
it ensures game for 1 lerlarer; If
they do. It establishes North's KitiKi
of Hearts unit North has n t'lub 1
entry with which to cash it.
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COVE PERSONALS
COVK (Spechil)-A serioii of
piu tlen lo be Kiven durliiK I ho win
ter wero outlined by the Woman's
club at their meetliiK Thursday.
The first party Is to lie given at
tho home of M rs. Chris Itertsch.
Tho proKrum submitted by the
comiuittee was accepted, and (s as
follows:
tirmber "Why I Should Vole."
November "Work of the County
Health Association."
I )e;ember M lisle a I program,
January- Observe the club "lied
Letter Day."
l-'ebruary Art craft.
' April-Current I Herat lire.
Mr. Springer, the high school
principal, has been asked to speak
oil the subject. "Why I Should
Vole" fin- the October prouram.
Mr. and Mrs. Oeiie Walk,!, of
La (ir.s mle, spent Sunday at the
homo of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
Itliiltn a( the Cove power plant.
Mr. and Mrs. C. liichardson, of
1'endleion, arrived in Cove Salur
dav evening lo spend Sunday with
Mrs. l:ihardsou's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. L. M. Utird. Sunday after
noon t hey all mot tired to 1 in bier
and Summervtllc.
Tom Harris and family have
movidl Into the Nellie Martin resi
dence on the canyon road.
tioild met at the homo of Mrs
1!. 1. Uarker Saturday afternoon.
There were three tables of brldgis
Mrs. T. C, Conklin look high hon-
lardlng the work somewhat.
Tom McKiunis lias returned to
his hon.e in Westein Oregon after
.having spent a few days here on
business.
M i s. 1 1 ugh 1 1 uron spent yester
day hi La Uiande with Miss Lucy
Wade, whom she found to be snc
improved.
NEW j
ARRIVALS I
New
Flowera
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New . !
Fall Bags. ,.
New
Handkerchiefs
New
Rrnssiera
New
Chic Hats
Putman's
lteady-To-Venr and
Millinery
ors and Mrs. L. M. Luird consola
tion. Mrs. (jeorgianiui Chad wick
was n visitor. Refreshments were
served by Mrs. H. I. and Mrs. tj.
HatktM', who' were joint hostesses.
Klmor Wheeler, of Knterprls',
came to Cove Saturday evening. He
lipeut Sunday with his sister, Mrs.
.1. H. Price, ami left Sunday uiorn
Intf for Ladd Canyon for a day's
visit, with Mr. and Mrs Tylw Ir
win, l-'roin them he . will fa to
Weiser for u. three weeks' visit with
IiIm parents.
The Cove light and power plant
was shut down Monday to allow
time, for the concrete repair work.
(put In bv Mr. Hlake. to harden.
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Here lr the first picture of Miss petty ll-vw 1, '.'l. oT Klyrla,
O.. who was shot In the head and sen. only w.-inid.-d by cbv diy
o'fficers at Lorain, O.. when they fired mo heV father's cm. pM-hard
lleywood, the father, failed lo stop at the agents' command as he
feared I hey might be highwaymen ami Hie volley follow ed. The
three officers, members of the Lorain mayor's iniuor Mjuad
jailed pending outcome of the girl's wound.
w ere
will be here on November 2 for a
second concert. It will be a school
benefit also and will be given in
Wade hall.
Piaellrtilly nil community ncllvl-
lics
give
have
slow
lo (hi
II way
i I he mvha
getting the fruit
lust week and t h
w n now and
picking. All
is me busy
e f i 'e-eze of
of this re-
DANCE TONIGHT
AT ZUI5ER HALL
To Merlyn Walker's Orchestra, '
Of Cincinnati
A dependable Band with an enviable reputation
Remember our Thursday Night "Old .Time
Dance" is not postponed this week.
KAY BUELL ; ' ...
PERSONALS
The llible Searchers class of the
Presbyterian church will nievt on
Wednesday afternoon at : 2::m
o'clock In tho community room of
the chinch with Mrs. W. S. Snook.
Mrs. C. M. Humphreys and Mrs. .1.
D. Smart as hostesses. All mem
bers are urged to be present. i " J
1 IMIH.Kk (Special) Mr.; and.
The island City ladles Aid tTnrt-Mr"- .l"ke,Heev. have arrived at
lln l.lh.V Al.h. nMI.,.,f.rtn1m1nllv,l'll,'r J''"" COVf illld lui-Vt leased
will entertain the countv r()li(-r. the lioar.llng honsr
once of Ladies Aids Thursday, Oct.
IS, at the Island City church. All
I women are asked lo bring a cup.
. ! plate, sandw iches, silver ami a cov-
October Frocks
Smartness And High Quality
. Combine in a beautiful showing of
Unsurpassed Values
Wonderful materials
All the smart colors
See the new styles for women and
misses
$9.95
up to
$49.95
NEW HATS-
To give your cos
tume just the desir
ed mood, you'll find
the correct hat at
the Cinderella
$5.95 to $14.95
Cinderella's Easy Payment Plan
is a guarantee of quality as well as ease of payment. We couldn't
give such terms as we do if our qualities weren't right.
Cinderella Frock Shop
Mother's Inn" ,
j which was operated for years by j
Mrs. KM a Walker.
A number of evenls for the com-!
ing season have been sclHsluled lor,
Wade hall us follows: The Ameri
can Legion auxiliary announces '
11i- ,. ..I.wtllin nii.l.t ll 111 iri.',.i
j a supper, hold Its annual baxaar ,
and receive election news by radio.
The public is cordially invited. j
The I in bier Ladles' Aid society
will hold their annual bazaar in
the hall on Hallowe'en night with;
proper accompanying festivities. I
Tho Pellef society of the L. D. S. j
church Is announcing Oclober Hih
as Hie date for Is annual program
and ha a at. i
The regular meeting of tho Wom
en's club will be held on Wednes- j
day at the home of Mrs. Wilfred
Weste-ikow. Matlers of business
which were to have been held at
the last meeting will be attended
to. . I
Principal IE, L. Morgan and .1.
V.,Klng of the high school family!
went to Knler prise last Saturday
where Mr. Morgan served as one
of the officials at tke La (irande-(
Knlerprise game,
Imbler furnished three members
of the jury at the recent I-'jiHohs
murder trial, l-'red Nodlne, .Ilni
McKlnnis ami Dave Osborne. '
It is being announced by the'
school folks that the Williams Jub
ilee singers, who gave such a splen
did concert, hen. h.st year under
the auspices of the student body.
ered dish for the pollock lunehwui.
The meeting is lo begin at. 1 a
o'clock.
The T.oyal Sisters' Aid of the
Christ Inn church will meet at the
church annex at ':'A( o'clock to
morrow. All women of the church
are invited to be present. Kefre.-di-llieniM
Will be served.
The Neighbors of the Woodeiail
will hold a social afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Mary1 Yeske at Hi I :i
Washington avenue Wednesday. As
sistant hostesses will he Mrs. .1. W.1
M:nruirt Mrs. C.ullfckson and Mis,
Hansen.
WINGS of the MORNING
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JYv.1 " .,111 W. ' li.MW.i n J......7.w.winr.v,.
f Klv 4 lii "-V'-
Schilling' is the only one in America
producing top grade coffee only - -no
2nd or 3rd grades -- no divided
interest - - no possible confusion of
quality - - one grade only for those
who want top grade coffee only.
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Stevens - Van Engelcn Co.
110,1 Ailimm Ave. (iriira llullillu I n Grnmlc, Ore.
Dtmrnm
Can vrar a suit a long time
without knocking it apart. . . .
"Hut my little ilrvil cxclaimi
tlic average mother. . She'll
have no complaint for I'cler
Pans. If a mere glance at the
"makings" isn't sufficient the
money hack guarantee will con
vince her.
As many smart anil exclusive
models as she'd expect to find in
tench Millinery on display at
our Hoys Department.
$1.98 iintl ?2.98
"Lucky Feller"
Hats for Hoya
49c to $1.49
Hoys Dress Shirts
7flc & 98c
Hoys Overcoats
$ 1.98 $6.90 - $9.90
Itoys Longie Suits
$7.98 - $9.90 $14.75
Shoes & Oxfords
$2.79 to $4.98
Fleece Union
79c - 89c 98e .
Ilihbed Union
C9c - 79c - 89c ;
Hoys Tart
Wool Union
89c
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DEMONSTRATION
AND HEAR MR. CHAS. BAKER
LECTURE
On the Advantages of the Rotary Valve over the present type of
valve for internal combustion engines
Lectures: Afternoon, 2:l0 p. in; Evening, 7:30 p. in.
1414 Adams Avenue, La Grande, Ore.
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