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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 30, 1928)
VALLEY NEWS GENERAL NEWS VOLUME XVII LA GRANDE, OREGON. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER at), 11)28. NUMBER 58. o ver i the Valley I Sluhfl IC. Morton, Valley Svwh Kdttor PhoiiPH: KtisUlunce, Office, Muln 37 NeB ntorh-tt over the Htato tltis ck told that 35 curlumls of tur Kr s, or about 7o,00 birds were sliipix-d from tin- Htatu of Oit-non for th TlmnkKKivinjr feust. To Over The Valley stuppintr ut kit chens ami k itch i'Ixm and kltchenu Wednesday afternoon, tho (juration was, wheru that intiiiy came from ufi'r ail the birds were caught, Killed. drc8s-d. stuffed, i ousted and devoured in this locality for yesterday. Of all tho odors, aro juas. perfumes, fragrances, redol ences, and just downright Rood unit'! Is it m-enied that the good folks In lirande liuude valley were nurely about to offer up the most gwtH-t Kii telling offering ns a 3'haiikstfivinff wicrlflce. Family patherinKS were reported all over the valley, and while not all of tliem could be fathered up today, as many as wuru reported are rou oiiled on this pace. o Jlae Heal Ifiejoiclim . .Mr. and -Mrs. J. A. GusUMI Rave tlie annual family Thanksgiving dinner yenter'day at their home iwar I tn bier and they had real Viuse lor Thanksgiving1 In that they still had their home tor tho feast, after the lire which threat ened It last Friday. Uepuirs were, made and completed only Wednes day but that waaa time in which to prepare the turkey and all tho other wood things which Mr. and K'- "Vk jm mj. mm i iv w--fi 1 Winter I Mrs, Cu skill served their KUests ho weru. Grandma Gasklll. .Mr. and Mrs. Harry ltuhl and family, Mr. Green, Miss Wilma Gaaktll und Mr. and Mrs. V. i Hutchi son. Huvo Small Dinner LiM Mr. and Mrs. Kd Dehntson of Itubler were quests yesterday ut the homo of Mr. und Mrs. Jim Mc Kinnis at Khinehart. Mrs. Denni bon and Mrs. McKinnis ur sisters. o lloim- For The Day Robert M, Haley who Is 'here from Corvallis havlnK churffu of the homu-mai ket survey left . last niKht for CorvulMs where he spent ThanksKivint; with Mrs. Haley und tho family. . To Covo Tomorrow Many Krauze members from over the valley are tolnir to the t'ovo tomorrow to attend the home-coming meeting of Mt. Kunnle grunKn which will occupy all of tho day tomorrow. Kilt Turkey Together Members of the Arnoldus family vero delightfully entertained yes terday by. Mr. and Mrs. Uouth Mc Kennon and daughter, Miss Kve lyn, at their homo near Alicel. Klowers, used with excellent tuste. decorated tho home and were also the Juvetlito KratiKe. Itccitution, Kdil h Greint r. iHalumie, 'Vutehinu the train to Trask." Sonjr, "Sleep 1-ittlu Jotly" Ula Lewis, Music, saxophone and piano, Mildred and Dale Stand ley. Jteettatton, J tine German. J dalugue, "Playing The Diper." Itecitation, Marjnrte Woodell. Sontf, "if u ltody Meets His Neighbors," Juveniles. J )ialoKue, "Mam iiiirH Hoy.' I'iano Solo, Kilt-en Dull. Iteeitatinn, jale Standley, 'Vocal iriolo, Glenn MrKenle-. 1 lalOKite, "Why Mother's Hair Turns Gray." Sonic. "l''arm r Lads und I-is-sies" J tlVenlles. Cotiiis stunt, "The Klivver Kam ily On A Sunday Afternoon," Day in 1m Grande Mrs. Schtoeder of their coming for imr service at tho Methodist church she baked u lovely birthduy cake, in La Grande on December 9. Tho latere enough to hold the proper second mute, Mary Gulp had chartro number of candles. (Mr. Sehroed- 1 of the devotiouals and tho evening er would not tell how many.) This study, whlrji was a visit In Korea, cake with smaller cakes and cider each k'iI present having boiiki part constituted the refreshments ser- on the program. Miss Lu Velio ved ut tho conclusion of tho evun- i Huntlimtoii iuh a new member hiK. AttritrHxl to r.nterpiie A company of La Grande peoplo were attracted to Knterprtso yes terday for the holiday. It consisted of Mr. and Mrs. Kd Stearns, Miss Mae Stearns. Mr. and Mrs. Janus 1 te n n e 1 1 . M rs. K 1 1 a Dot y ami daughter, Miss Muhle K. H micht have been tho turkey dinner that attracted, or tho mountain, or any one of u number of things, but wo are convinced that tho thing which pulled tho hurdest was younff Jim inle Dennett, the seven-months-old son in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Dennett, where, the company were guests during tho day. Makes Drief Visit , Mr. und Mrs. . D. ltohiuson. residing on the shin hill road have been having a visit from their son, D n Kohinsou a senior at Dozemun State College, Dozemaii, Montana. The young man was a member of the stork judging team whieh rep. resented this college at the recent Mr. and Mrs. Ghris Dertseh and i Daeific International and stopped sou, Clarence of Mill creek road off hero on. his way back from tho near Cove were In Lu, Grande- yes terday participating in u family dinner at tho Klopfenstcin home. It el urn I'roin VI( Mr. and Mrs. Way no Park and exposition. used on the table, about which the I visited relatives and friends at Yi-lt at Twin lUllh 'ounty Agriculturiwt and Mrs, Harry G. Avery and daughters, Kalhryn and Harriet started Tues- her mother, Mrs. K. Sanderson, ull , day uftornoon for Twin Kails, Ida ol Summerville returned tho first, ho v. hero they spent Thanksglv of tho week from an auto trip , nK ana tho few days following at whieh occupied very nearly two the home of Mrs. Avery's mother. weeks and which look them to dtf- They are returning to La Gran do fet ent Washington cities, 'l hey Sunday afternoon. J in Sunny . & CALIFORNIA ..v.J Take the Union J Pacific sunshine circle 1 trip to delichtful r California where winter means summer and count less pleasures await you. Oneway viaSalt LakeCityt ;J the other via Portland. New rB icenet, new placet all the way. Li 0in. C going and returning. f WAKE RESERVATIONS NOW ' UNIO PACIFIC HO OVERLAND BULTIB J. II. HKKNKY Agent i La Grande, Ore. family gathered and ate of tho tur key and all the proverbial trim mings. Mr. und Mrs. McKonnon had for their guests, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Arnoldus, Mr. and Mrs. Kd Dull and daughter, Mel via, M r. and Mrs. D. K. Abel, Mr. und Mrs. I'ete Arnoldus und son. Dobblo. tho Misses Kllen and Anno Arnoldus nnd Mr. and Mrs. Ira Bey. Giving Dancing Party The Pleasant Grove grange gave an enjoyable dancing party Thurs day evening at their hall, music having been furnished by the Nighthawks. o '1 Thaiilv-sgiving Garnival Last Friday evening tho mem heru of tho Pleasant Grove Juver nlle grange held their Thanksgiv ing carnival. They had a good I show and It was uttwded Jy ? a. t crowd of adults anu cmiurcn wnicn completely taxed the grange hall I where it was held. There was a program, booths, money extracting attractions of all kinds and all fea tures which one expects to find at such an event. Tho young folks will clear about $U0 from tho en terprise. Hulf of this they will keep for themselves, purchasing games etc for their department. Tho other half they havo presented to the senior organization to help finish the hall. Mrs. Miles Wood ell, matron of the juvenilo grange was largely responsible for tho carntvul und for Its success, und sho hud tho cooperation of scores of other interested grown-ups. One interesting Item of the evening was the auction sale of articles donated for tho cause, George Hardy acting as auctioneer. a calf, a pig, a goose, two fine roosters and two hens, and other articles too numerous to mention. The program of the evening, which included some very clever numbers was as follows Yakima. Zillah, Deny, Walla Wallu, o Spokuno and Attend Grange W. It. Gekeler of near La Grande was at Wingvillo Tuesday evening Iluve I'timlly Dinner j where he attended and was ono oi Mr. and Mrs. A. 11. Daniel living!"' chief speakers at tho regular in Cove entertained last evening at meeting or mo wingvuie grange. a family dinner ut their home. "Grandma Daniel served a most elaborate, Thanksgiving dinner her guests Including, Mr. and Mrs. It. if. Daniel und three, daughters, Miss Carmen having arrived from her school work ut Monmouth during the day, .Mr. ami Mrs. Hoy Lay, itoscoo Daniel, a grand-son of tho host and hostess, from Long Deach, California and Mr. und Mrs. A. H. Keldmun and son, Daniel of Portland. Go to Pnrnui County superintendent und "Mrs. K. A. Sayro and duughter, Miss Ktjud drpyo ly, puvm.u, , Ivjalio, i .iUlUxod. ftt.lliij,iowa .district, yesterday where tin y spent the i o day . with Mr. Say re's relatives. They returned home this afternoon. present. l4nvOs l-W Tlguitl Miss Da u lino Pay! on. who teaches the Iowa school nnd who lives ut the home of Mr. und Mrs. Paul Knauta left Tuesday evening for Tigard, near Dortlaml where sho will visit for a few days at the homo for her parents, o Ket u ins I-Ynin Portland Mrs. Garrett Dloklatld residing near Island City returned tho first of the week from Portland where sho had been for about two weeks visiting with her mother. o Dinner In l.u Grande . Judge and Mrs. C. G, Couch of Island City worn members of tha MeCall family sharing In a lovely Thanksgiving dinner given yester day ut the homo of Mr. und Mrs. Clyde Seitz in La Grande. I Ion to r Vacation Miss Dorothy Mills Is home from Walla Walla where she attends high school and is spending tho few days vacation ut tho home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jinuuiu Mills near Cove. o A family Dinner Mr. und Mrs. K. A. Austin who live on Judge Knowles' farm near La Grande had a fine family re union and a lovely Thanksgiving dinner yesterday. Tho morning's train brought to tho city Mr. und Mrs. Kuymond Austin of Kallspell, Montana, and Italpti Austin of Spokane. Mr. und Mrs. Austin's two sons. Then, Mr. Austin's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Austin of Ku geno hud ulroudy been hero lor sumo time. Chief interest ut first was in the big turkey, which Mrs. Austin said sho had ruined espe cially for the occasion and had planned Its bill of faro with tho one idea of making it tho biggest (Continued on Pace Twelve) THREE to FIVE MINUTES to FORTY THEATRES ,ANDAU.SIIOPSy ' tn FfiRTY T1IFATRFS 2- 'ANDAU. SllWVg. VI. I TIMES SQUARE JWS NEW TORK CITY i ' 1 (uitofTlmWyA Sjif. Why not start the day right?. Healthful breakfasts can and should be the most appetizing Ip the fiber foods are o Important in our diet and food authorities impress upon ub that they are why not start the day right by eating them for breakfast? They can be made into the most delicious and satisfying break fasts imaginable. Just think for a moment what foods it is that furnish the bulk and fiber that our bodies need so badly. They are: bran and cereals, and fruit. anA unaalahU. nil L. 1.. being idtal for the first meal of the day. What is more tasteful and beneficial, for example, than cereal with milk and sugar? What is more delicious for breakfast than grapefruit, sweetened to taste, or apples or pears sweetened and baked? Nearly every one enjoys apple sauce or stewed prunes or other dried fruit with the morning toast and coffee. Note that sugar is mentioned in connection with each one of these healthful foods. Sugar is the ideal flavor that Nature has provided, thus enabling people to enjoy the kinds of foods that are best for them. One fact cannot be stressed too much. All growini? children should eat hearty breakfasts of bone and teeth building, body developing foods such as the cereals, milk and fruits. Proper sweetening makes children relish the foods that their growing bodia need so badly. Eat varied healthful foods, so sweetened that they are delicious and enjoyable. The Sugar Institute. .a.ir.-Ta''u.'ii Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Page IjOscn Tonsil: Miss 1'Yancon MeKennon, daugh ter of Mr. und Mrs. Krunk Mc Konnon of near Imbler had her toiiMtls removed in l.u, Grande Mon day. Rho la doing very nicely but would relinh a good turkey dinner next week Thursday, rather thun yesterday. Dinner 'uess Mr. nnd Mrs. Clyde MrKonxlo gavo a family dinner at their home near rieuannt G ovo yesterday. Among the gucHtH were Mr. und Mrs. J-ouio Stundley, lalo und Vilt In Wnilu Walla t'harloH Myers of near Summer ville returned Wednesday from Walla W'alla where he had been visiting friends for a few days. o (it en Itli-tliday Surprise I.attt Saturday evening, John Schroeder. living in tho count ry el uli district had rather planned to go to town, but ho changed his mind and his plans quite abruptly when a group of fifteen or twenty They Atei , Air. und Mrs. Clyde Myers and daughter. M iss I. a wanna, gavo a family dinner yesterday at their honm near Summerville, with an immense gooso as the chief Item on the complete menu. Among the guests were Mr. und Mrs. Wayne Crow of host 1 ne. Mrs. Kred Hamil ton of Summerville, Miss Kayo Hamilton und Mr. liicks of J.u. Grande. O lime Hin-tvKsrul Moeilm; Miss Genevieve Adler, living near I At Grande, together with her friends walked In on him at his i mother, Mrs. Will Adler enter- home, reminding him that that day was his birthday anniversary. The friends were members of Mr. Sehroeder'a Sunday School class There were sold I at Island City church. Tho even ing was a happy one, with games, conversation and some musical numbers by Miss Kthol Utansen. They took Mr. Schroeder a gilt much appreciated -that of a beau tiful plant. The guests did ono Welcome song, by 'members of wlso thing when they informed tallied the Methodist high school girls who are taking a trip around tho world visiting the different Standard Hearer mission stations. After u pot luck supper nerved by Mrs. Adler und Mrs. K. Ty ler, a business meeting was held presided over by the captain. Helh myrl Miller. A number of busi ness matters were discussed In cluding u. pageant which tho girls are to give ut the hour of tho oven- I dub thee CCCV "C. C. C? I suppose that's another mean re mark about the coffee." "Not at all, you're the Countess of the Coffee Cup- -a title of diftinc tion." "Glad you like it, thai addMj-B to my title too!' 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