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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 7, 1928)
"Wed iiosd a y , No vend i"e r 71928. Pa ire Three WILL BE NATION'S FIRST LADY Jiridge Pointers II y Mttion O. Society News P. CENTEMKRI KID GLOVES In all the new fall shades, including black. Verv moderatelv priced $2.95 - $3.05 - $5.05 PUTMAN'S La Grande's Exclusive Ueady-to-Wear & Millinery Order Of Eastern Star Over County To Hold Meeting An oiilMiinding event in Ihe pro gram it the Order ol tin- Kioitern War for t'ntnn enuniy will he the Joint meeting to I).' held I'YIday evening at I' n ion in w It toll chap li'iH from I .a (Irnnde. i'(in, Klgin and t nion will participate. Tin iiiiict-rs of tin I'nmn chapter will Mil on tin Initiatory wnrli. Tim hchsIoh w ill open, al X o' clock. Mrs. Ht h-viiei., of As torlu. worthy grand matron of ( hvgon, and M i n. i arri. Jackson, of t;il;t-r. grand conductress of Un'Kin, will 1m the two distinguish ed lodge guests at lhal lime. Ail lii' inin-i'M who win!) to attend f i till have no mcnim of conveyance lin. re.iur.sted to tall Mis. fliarles Cinhnm. I M r. anl Mrs. I r. Thompson cnteit. lined Monriiiy evening at J 1 heir home on a 1 1 Knurl h street ) wllli a bllgtilful lli!lii'i' celebrat ing their 2 at li wedding nnnivir.saiy. The rooms of tin. Thompson home w ert heant if ally decorated for the occasion. Silver ami pink formed the color Hellenic whlc)l Was carried out In a lovely wed ding cake, I hi centerpiece on Ihe lahle. Thirty frieiiiis of the Thompsons were tnviieil guests for the party. Toasts were given hy Mrs. (Jeorge I.. Vina it, Alex Lindsay. K. i jirkin ami Mrs. Ihrtha Vhit. Many lovely gifts were received by the honor guests. A and frames completed the The out-of-town guests prlzo for high neore going to Mrs. S. at I'ninn Friday are asked to net Mut-kcy un-i second to Mrs. Will Jin touch with Mrs. Charles tinthnm Howard. - if they denire means of conveyance. Mi km Frances ielong was hos-j tess to I:' niemheiH of the Young Indies Missionary Kociety of the' ''hitsllaii church last night at her' count i y home at un interest inn J oiisiness ami social evening. The study topic was "Africa", and the diciihion was hd hv Miss ' Vivian Kuhn. Kach girl reported on t he reading she laid done on (hat lopic during the mouth. A business meeting and short devotional were also features of the program. At tho close of the evening re freshments were served hy Miss IbLong and M ltd red Spencer, as sisted hy Mis. he Long and Mrs. Spencer. MENUS Ki lty SUtci Mary lilt MA K FAST Orange juice, ce real, cream, baked French te.isl, brown Miar sirup, milk, coffee. M'NVI 1 Kt i.N t 'ream of union stfiip, croutons, lomatn and cab bage salad, lice pudding, grain1 Juice. lilNNKIi Smothered chicken, twice baked sw eot put aloes, French fried nnioiin. apple, celery mill nut salad, vanilla ice cream with caramel sauce, milk, coffee. The foil. i w lug method of cook ing chicken is t ii it o novel ami de cidedly Worth while when one chicken must serve many. The to mato sauce with mushrooms may be untitled. Imt really adds much ; school are cordially!10 1 ' "" . rciiiciicn t-au ne uinjunin-ii mm i--i-i ling before cooking If preferred. 1 j Suioiheml Chicken n l.,l,l...r .,K,.,,I J I Ihe different classes of the de school. The Cent rat school I 'a rent -Timelier association Is planning an open night Thursday to begin at ?:;tu o'clock to which all parents and fi b nds of the Invit'-d. The evening's program piomists to be intt'it-sting and will show to. those ptvsenl something hy e. .t '-ii M sh Hi ella Inglu's and Miss S. Deal's classes In the primaiy de partment will present a play as will Mrs. Cook's class in hygb-ne. iThe upper grades, under the direc tion of Mrs. McKachran, principal, will nh-o fcil4ire a play. Several musical numbers will be given by Mrs. Ibvissler's class. One pi. amis. 4 or .1 thin slices bacon, 1 onion. I carrot. 1 cup diced celery. 1 slh-e smoked ham. 4 tablespoons sifted tomato pulp. 4 tablespoons chopped mushrooms. i teaspoon pepper. j Truss chicken as for roosting or 9 lisjoiul for serving, cover, bottom , loe, covered roaster with Mic add chicken. Chop onion, ceb-rv and ham, adding tin1 kettle or small of hAcon and . irrot, , "nig- ! i ' V t I ,1 ' 3 i JJ t rt... j..v.i-J !v:.-.;.:,v.i-Si.. :i. , conclude to. lay the serleH of Tuesday, Wednesday lind -day Itridge iplcHtions which been iiiunlng during Hpetem. and Uciober. In-al NJHTH 5 ' S SOUTH ft-Q-J-8-4 South 1 lecture -nuip; the adve contract varies have No not Ida McMeikh The. Bai'bei'cux System of roice 'rodiiclion Ct.iHlrui'll rt 'rallvf InltTliri I'lliriril lllrllnii ff I'roihirtlni, tatltm ((Icntrnl'- Apt-. . :i -.1 hi. I. ) To the i Four of : plays the : South ih the the Trey first trick West leads tho i 'labs. North ( I Himmy Ace. Fast the Five, and t Si. second trick. North leads of IMamnuds, Fust plays program evening. ; for thej party were: Mr. and Mrs. rhet J Thompson, of linker, and M Mrs. Fdwiud Wilcox, ot lluls. Announcements The A. O. T. club fully entertained last night at the hotue of Mrs. I '. I . Craig on ImiJ lennsylaii:a aenue. The rooms of the t 'rnli? home were decorated With luvcndar, whitu and yellow (dirysani heiuinus and potted plants. Tli rep tables of bridge were at play during I hi evening with first and i The American Legion Ida. will meet tonight at s o'clock t Iloiiiiu hall, b-llght-l - The . Fenirul school Parent Teacher association is holding open house Thursday night bi-ginniug at 7::ia. All parents and friends are Invited to attend. lets" heart, gizzard and liver of the chicken. Spread thin' 'mix ture over chleken unit rove,r kettle. '! 1'ook over a medium fire until auxiliary lll!1(.on i;1 brown, Add boiling wat- MRS. HERBERT HOOVER Hero Is an excellent phoU'grapli of Mrs. Itcrhcrt Ihiovcr. who iiiiii- .Mniili, 111:)), will pi-e-iih in the While l!oii-t a llr-t I.mIV Of I he iialion. All persons wishing to attend the 'nion county meeting of the O. I".. er to half cover chicken, cover j closely and cook In a slow oven i for two hours, liemove chicken to : h,ot platter, add tomato and mush- J room sauce and bring to the boil- ing point. Serve the sauce in a J tira-vy boat. . Z-fb-& wit 1 4'. i Wi ' g In.iTI 1 1 ' n' More cream-of-tartar than any other - - more tiny bubbles to fluff your baking - - more wholesome-ness Coffee o 10 S P C" St F " C 'iviii:i.i.s .wen NT IN'l'Kltl.AKKN. Mwil..Ml.in.l .) CowIm-IIn fhllillK l:u-li scvfnti'flitl, C'Nlury, frinu jjt'm'iutifMl to tho farnHT h l:imlly (A. Till liSlAY IMKMr-KAMK to the I The. National Hi o.;dcasttng pom- haiub-d down pany program for I hursHay nigni generation in fdlows: G to ::((), Selbcriing traiiH n.Mv bo round continental program; 7:Hn to K::i(). j on some of t he I try. stock in Ibis coun- opera; !t. orchestra; 10 to I L dance music. , Kll.l l.os Ang.les (:tH!i.Mn-7M kc) 7, program; !, symphony; I " to 1. dance music. K J It Seattle (-HSj-.m-MMkc) : 3n, music; S. art istic ensemble; i, citncert; 10 to 111, dance lnnsic. K NX I ,os Angeles ( ;i;iii.'.Mu-MMl-kc rt. organ: (i:;ta, string quintet; 7. feature program; la to 1, dance music. KOI N Portland ( :t 1 I'm-!' take R, organ; t'lXfi. conceit ; ( Mson hour; lit. Hawaiian; ia::',u to 11'. dance frolic. ! A new book (trials of the last er. however. ' j ij Vfi iYM i v. -V - symphony hour: K:Mn to H::io, Mem ory Lane; !:3t to Hi, Maxwell con- iceri; lu to dance music. lists the famous j KC'rO Oakland (,IS4.4ni-7Snkc) .'HI years. Noth- 0. N li': fi::nV dinner music; 7:;i0, the cigaroi light - N Hi '; Hi to 1 . American educa tion week. KOW Fort land ( 4!i 1 m-il Ittkc) fi. NIH': ii::ia. dinner music; 7, studio program: 7: tin, N Hi: I , sle py time program; 11 to 1. dance frolic. k I KFI I.os Angeles 4fl S.5 tii-C4i- ' Uc) U. Nib"; ti::ia. ukeb le; 7. sj-mr phonette: 7:S. NIU'; K:. Pack-' aid concerl; !l:3U,to 11. NIU". KYA San Francisco Cir.2.7m- Sfiakc) li:ir, program: 7. sludio program; 'J:'.HK lr. riampetie; !i:fu to I dance music. KI-'ON Long (Teach (24I.Sm- I UMnKc) 7. chlme.s: 7::n. Chrysler program: H. K I lAprograni; uiu . sic; into I orchestra. ! K Flt San Francisco (4r.4.nm I til! (die) liil'n. pianist; 7. trio; S. San Francisco Vignettes; Team Time Three; 10. Amos and Andy; lti:in to K':ia. orchestra. KI'O San Francisco ( 4L'2.3iii 71hkc 'J. music; 7. studio program: K, On swell hour: violin reci tal; !i::nt to 1. Nile. KHQ Spoltane ( ;!70.2m -S 1 0 kc) ('.. NHC; 7. Hough Hoys: 7 : :H. Nib': 1.ms NOW SKNI.S hand nuulejj,;: (,t,.ht,slrfl. alovfesIIU underthtngs peach KKX l()rtliin), ( ,:7.p,m-1 a vo. veplns with IncrtiMntlons of eelf , ,(r) San(a (...ls pi.OKI..,ni. material over net. contralto; 7. orchesin;; s::in, tinht riio'i r.t'i iox roil i-ostmi n MOSCOW. A I ' t - Ib-sideiits of Mowow who ow n dogs can no Ion:- ! er -expect to have b-Heis delivered : at their doors unless they keep t their pels h-ashed. Some time ago, the pnslolfice supplied all teller carriers with whips to prnieet : t henisetves. but t Ids pi o e l imaif-flcb-nt as a safeguai o. , Hie I'euce. South the Queen, and i I West the Tell. ! ' iciest ion No. Ttii. What Cards -honld be leil nnd played by He. ..later I'rtiin Closed Hand and Hum-' ; my to the thin! trie k-.' . 1 Ansv.fr H lank 'o. To trit k :t. Declarer should ' lead lioin Closed Hand :,nd play from Huininy. ! Tho AiiMvrr I f.h. ) tei'larer should lead the it m e ot lleui island play the Ace j ft out I niiiiuiy. The play un tin second trick has ' made it almost sure that West Iiom no more 1'iaiiionds and thai De lia iei- has the Kame hi hand and m ed not risk It. West may have had K-ia-7 of Diamonds utld have plae the Ten on the first round as a i ainoiil lage. but that Is most im ptehahle; if the remaining I ia mtiiMls are in the Kusi hand, Da claier is sure of five Diamonds, three Spades, one Heart and one I'tilb. Tin Heart finesse is tempt ing b.-cause, if it be tried and win. 1 i.-elai i r w ou hi make a Crand Slam; but if It lost, it would be to Fa. I'm King and Fast would re turn West's Club lead, Then, if We hi. led Clubs from the King, thu ' :..v. . n l.-x w..ot.l mive uiinie. Tim game should not be risked to try lor a C. rand Slam, Stevens - Van Engclen Co. Ada ins Avo. (i-aci Itiilldiic I n Cramle, Oro. Colt on Ittiinkeis Irey, Tan nnd I'laids, $1.29 to $2.9,-) Ml ui ol WomI .Mlv.l IMaukets Large p!aids and stripes, S?ri.;s to $12.50 r,iiy,,;l,l. .lollll I'. Utile CO. 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