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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 20, 1928)
Saturday, October 20, 192S. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three News Hallowe'en Party Given Tjy A. G, S. At Hi oh The spirit of nu".;oueen wu in! voue Ml the parly niven l.y the Ah. 1 Hoclute 1 Ctrl Student, ol tile l.u j ramie IUKU school I- I'l.hiy, Oct. Willi t lit tfyimiii.stinn clcverly h--imited in keening with the lul-loMt- i-ii season. Ht-xi-ral booths at which cider, lotim iiim uml for tim.'H ve;e hoIiI, were feature of ( he party. , Tin piOKiiiiit consisted of mu.sic. dam-inn and stunts. IJaihura lllalt :in.i I.) wania Graham nave u hour and a dance, which was followed by u piano do l.y Ihnharu llialt, '"'Wif Witches PaiHc" l.y Mac! low ill, (ita.lys I'uhie entertained with a reading. I.eia Warm r kuvc a pi ano solo and Victoria H nH hiiiHon, accompanied by .Miss llialt, wave a vorai suto. To ( in ninli a fitting climax to a hnllowe'i n tiariy. furir kIiosIh up-m-ared in the ptTKoiiH of Mildred Shumate. I ho ot by Sluail, Mary Cant. ami Mat j;u nd McAUiKter. They .-iaiif,' and danced, accompa nied on the piano by liuth McAl 1 1st IT. Alter tlic program jho hats fur nished music for the dance hour. 9 Iwenty members of i lie hit;hj reuiHii classes oi me .MelllOiilst church met fur a social evening- at the rhutch last nig-ht. .Many inter esliiiff hallow e'en allies were, play ed and were thoroughly enjoyed. The parlors were decorated wilh ballon e'en color s and each guest was in cost time, a skit was given by the members represent ing Iheir costumes. The committee in charge of the program included I'hyllt.s I'eterson. Heliy .Miller. tod Jaclison and Adam f.cighton. Mis. Hall ami Miss Alice Klippel were sponsors for 1 he evening. A delightful afternoon was spent I'riday when the laiehy Dozen rtilb met at t he home of M is. Italph Trill on S. avenue. Most delicious fefreshflienls Were served by the hostess assisted by her daughter, Miss lietltel Trill. The club will meel with Mis. I,. V. Jackson on Nov. 2. 0 m The (tilde Searchers' class of the I'resbyierbiri chinch held a varied prog-ram last Wednesday at the church. Mrs. Kric Turner led the. devotional service which co'nsisled or Iho tending of the ILMst psahu. ,t n short business meeting the women voted to send $10 to Hoi Ida for old in the relief work there. A delightful musical program was fejiiuie,! with the following giving numbers: Kat herine Wissler, Mrs. Clyde Webb. Miss Josephine Mo Kwi'ii, and Lucille Thompson.'' Varl of the afternoon was spe-nt worliiiig un a quilt to lie given to pome needy family al .Christmas lime. Mrs. Humphreys, Mrs, Snook and M i s. Suiai t, u ere hostesses anil served del iu lit ful ref t'esh merits. Mrs. 0. J. Brandt Is Hostess at Party Mrs. Orson .1. Itrandt was hostess lo the members of the 1-Yiday Mrblge elub yesierday afternoon at the Landis Court apartments. Three lables were ill play with ffist prize foi- hiirh score going to .Mrs. Char les Tleddingfield and serond to Mrs. William I'eare, The season's flow ers made nllrnctive decorations. After lit young people, represent ing Campl'ire fills and the Luther League, had performed public- ser vice work at the Lutheran church yesterday alfernoon. the Lutheran Ladies' Aid served them a supper. Mrs. Amhrose Wright and -Mrs. l-'red Malhes wen?, members of the committee in chargn of 1 he supper The young people spent consid erable time beaiititying the church grounds, planting .everyt hing from 1 ulip t.nliis to locust trees. The Greenwood Parent -Teacher association met Kriday, Oct. IJ, for a very ini cresting- meeting wilh Mrs. I'". Mcl'heison, presiding of ficer. The first grade children under the direction of Miss l.orina John son, teacher, sang a song entitled 'Trees," which was followed by tht dramatixation of the' story "I'ig Mrolher," by the Ihird grade head ed -by Miss Uuth C.ar ri. k, teacher. The characters in the play included liouglas liuclianan. as l'ig Mroth er; t.elia Rose. I 'ussy Cat; squirrel, Ktdon Clark; robin, June Turn: pig. Hilly Whalton; tidy laity. La Verla Turkelt; mJ:)r psalm, Laura K neehone. Othery on I lie case were June Smith. Kaymi'iid Tuckey, Kdna Clark. David clay. Josephine Hi ou ning. Harold Voung. Avery MillHrimr. I'onald Howard. Jessie 1 avis. Virginia Rogers, Krnest Itaush, Marian Walker. Mary 7m t an. Junior IMuards and Wlma Aphaiias. The phtuie for attendance for the day was awarded to Miss Vina t 'onley's fifth grade room. Mi Iteniit e MrKmne's first glad was a close yi-rond, Mrs. Ouy Smith gave a report of the library meeting held recently in La Omnde. M rs. Smith wu.s Ci enw ood's representative lo I he meeting. Mrs. J. K. Chariton also spoke regarding library work, A call was made for library book donations for the um of Greenwood ' children to lake cure of the big de mand. Mrs. Charlton is pa rlkimentari an for the y.-ar. The ueott meeting will be held Nov. The social committee in charge of the refreshments included: Mrs. lie. -ry, Mrs. C..M'i(rc Cli.idwiek and Miss MiKiiili'-v. The Pegrre of Honor will hold a regular meet me at Kngles hall at S o'clock Tuesday evening. I'ollow- tllK the Initiation nTimmn' a luwe'en-party will take place after, which refreshments will be served. All tuemherti are liig.d lo be pic- sent. NOT A CHIP OFF THE OLD BLOCK' Bridge Pointers Br Mllion O. Work Announcements IMvisiou C of tho Loyal Sisters Aid of the Chr istian church, om- , prised of the singb. and younger! married women of tin- chuich. is reonesled to meet at lite home of Mrs. .Nolan Skiff, ll'i'T Oak street. Monday evening for oi-Kaniation. i'ONTKAlT nuiix.i: V' give today another Contract hand in which all (he bidding is carried on by North and So tub, Kasi ami West passing whenever it Is their turn to declare. Make up your- mind how North and South should bid before you lead the ex planation i hat follows. South is the Pi-nli-r, ami tho hands are; MENUS Ity HUter Mniy . Ill t KA K l'"AST- (irape fruit Sec lions, cereal, cream, broiled cottage ham, bran and raisin muffins, milk, coffee, H'XCHKOV Scalloped mush rooms, :di redded pepper ami cab bage and beet sal. id. whole wheat bread, bu ked uuinces, milk. tea. MNNKIt I'.raised beef, with cabbage ami tomato sauce, baUed jMjiiash. cottage cheese salad, apple charlotte, inilki coffee. Unused IUif With ( abla-i- ami Tomatu Samt Out pound round steak. I small head red cabbage, t cups slewed tomatoes, 1 tablespoon butter, 'i tablespoons vinegar. '1 tablespoons flowr, 1 teaspoon salt. Any lean piece of beef can be used and should be out about '1 inches thick. Cut meat in two inch cubes and brown quickly on all sides in a hot frying pan. Add 1 cup of hoi water and simmer over a low fire, closely covered until tender. Ueniove meat from liquid and save, stock to use for soup. In the meantime cook shred ded cabbage in boiling water to cover for :!M minutes. Iirain and add vinegar. Spread over a hot platter am) arrange pieces of meat over cabbage. Heat tomatoes and rub through a sieve. it lend but ter and flour until perfectly smooth and stir into sifted toma toes. Heat to the boiling point am pour over meat. Season with salt and pepper and re-heat in thu oven he fore sending lo the table. ' frYy-Yfr n,"lHri1 V I the lt.-nl.-r, ami tho hands are: r 5TJ51 1 ' e-"VA. fA-J-2 I ! I ' J W 1 SOUTH I w - r -r-rhzs, r- A-Q-IO ! ' . K-Q-J j , iJff jp.Vi'' ifc..jrtfl(M.. .. . 'J. fV" Willi u lian.l In whii'h nil four - V. : "-T(.,, ' SUllS Ul' KlnpiMMl twil'f 1111,1 l lO- i " f , ' , lal ""I'liutit" of :M ( :i over (ho tlir-i' I " ' " :. '.v .a . No 'I'riiNip minimum ), xSouth , , y.. v J "" nlmul.l lil.l (lno.1 No Ti'iimps. ! N. , , : " y Mur Ham Irs thiw No Trunin. ' . I iicliilit'il si-i'iinMiK fintnil In .SouthiM-n I'luli. Tlif lilnclis li.-ivi- liei'ii ' V"v?!i i iihii'i',1 on iliilu.v ul I Hull stilt i'iiillil liulliliUK. ;l "'-JW M a i J. a North, with strength in three suits, and a count of 1 should bid four No TrnnipM to suggest a slam. His only Ace is a Major ( Hearts) ami to bid four Hearts over South' three No Trumps would show great length In Ib-uris anil lack of desire for No Trump. Ace show in ic is not conventional wit ii a Major suit over pan iter's three No Trumps because of the chance that the parim-r of the No Truurper may hold six or more of a weak Major, and the game may I be there in Hie Major and not in , t h No Trump, South, gn the second round, knows that North lias not the Ace ot Clubs; had he held it, lie would have bid lour Clubs (a Minor four bid over partner's three No Trumps Is an a'cc indicator, tint a length - indicator). Whether a slam is possible depends upon whether North has the Ace of Ib-arls. and South can find that out by bidding 'live 1 Haiiiouds over North's four No Trumps, North, with the Ace of Hearts, will re spond by bidding five Hearts; without it, by bidding five No Trumps. North, having the Ace of Hearts, does hid the five. Hearts; ami South then can safely bid six Nil Trumps, know lug that Nori h in addition to the Ace of Hearts has olhci No Trump assistance. North would pass the six No Trumps because he can be reason ably sure that South has not the Ace of Clubs. Wilh that Ace, he probably would have bid live Clubs instead of five Diamonds because PUTMAN'S La Grande's Exclusive Reacly-to-Wear & Millinery tho low er-vulm d Ace generally is shown first. Pasturing alfalfa closely with sheep in t he late autumn before the uround becomes soft will re- It will be notd that South nnd duce the Into growth and lensen North are sur of a Smalt Slain ami the chance for disease to develop could not possibly get a llrand on the alfalfa during tho damp Shi in. u inlet- season, - -- I...I.M! I. .1 I M i .. III. Jt LU.IUB Here Is Helen Hean trying to knock a chip off the old id e is having a hard time, for the tree happens to be one of the ritied specimens found in Southern I'tah. The blocks have bei ed on display at the Ttab state capitid building. Ladies Guild At The Cove Enjoys Social Meeting Mrs. T. It. ronUin (Observer correspondent ) COVK. Ore.. (Special) The Ladies Guild was delightfully en tertained by Mrs, S. Thomas and Mrs. 1. RturgcR - at" the rectory; j .Thursday after noon. After tho business meeting, the afternoon was spent at cards, three tables playing. High score was won by Mrs. L. M, Laird, and consolation failing to Mrs. Robert l-Yeneh. Al the close of the games, delicious refreshments were served by tho hostesses. The next meeting' will ' be with Mrs. Itoyal t'onley. Those present were Mrs. H. I. llarker. Mrs. Guy K. Maker, Mrs. Stewart French, Mrs. Robert French, Mrs. J. Trippicr. Mrs. K. Luwson, Mrs. L. Presto. Mrs. William Hallmark, Mrs. L. M. Laird. Mrs. Jack Flet- ! cher. .Mrs. J. K. Mills, Mrs. Chris j lli-risch, Mrs. Thomas Hefty. Mrs. , Royal G. Con ley tind M i s. i.ogan ' Anderson. j M rs. Minetta Sentner returned j Wednesday from a two weeks trip I to Portland and Seattle. Mrs. Guy Marker left Friday for Portland where she was called by the illness Of her sister. The Fun and Joy cluh Is being entertained today by Mrs. Frank Miller. A large delegation of the Cove Ladies API attended the meeting of the I'nion County Ladles Aid asso ciation Thursday. They were, Mrs. Gem-go Raker, Mrs. Ruth Raker. M is. Osca r Lund, M rs. Thomas Tow h-. Mrs. Lynn Chadw ick, Mrs. A. A. Amies, Mr. Harlan Koger, .Mrs. Leonard Towle, Mrs. L. Latl tz, Mrs. M. Sills, Mrs. M. I Hiffey. Mrs. Cora lUoom, Mrs. George Me- Haniel, Mrs. M. Rorkgrer. and the Rev. and Mrs. Graham. Mrs. Lane. was elected corresponding- secre tary for tho association for the coming year. ) Little Violet Peterman, daughter j of Mr. ami Mrs. Dan Peterman ; has been quite III for several days. . She is under the doctor's care. A double header football game ts scheduled to be held l-'rhlay af ternoon, Oct. li at Cove. Cove High school will 'play North Pow- der high and Knierprise junior high will play Cove junior high. ; A party consisting of Roy Lay., .lack .Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. j Stewart Franch has returned from a two weeks hunting- trip on the . Salmon River. While away they , camped at I he Herman Trippier ranch. Decaying straw, if scattered on the laud and worked into the. sur- i face in the fall, will be thoroughly J j Incorporated in the soil by spring ' and improve the organic matter, i content. Clover and other legume j straws decay rapidly ami are valu- ' I able sources of nitrogen as Well as I of soil organic matter, finds the experiment station. r oman Satisfaction . with ECONOMYl Phone Main 56 THE The Standard Laundry The records released this week will satisfy a variety of tastes. Among them are fox trots, snappy pipe oran selec tions and two by the always popular Frank Crumit. Come in and hear them soon. 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