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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 29, 1928)
Saturday,'"! ccemlier 2!), l'.)28. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Tage Tlirea fpociETY News I lief lit .slri'i-l Annual Holiday O.S.C. Dance Held . In Sacajsiwea Inn m j More than l"1 persons attended j tin- (iHM4.n State college dance , i. ;,-,t niuht in tin' hitiroom oi tin. Su-a.iav- Inn. Collect... sin-; us, alumni, l.a (..rati-le ji'cn .school .siu.i. tits and parents attend i't l In- import mi t annual college holiday lunetion. Tin- ballroom was at I nut i ve with d euialioit.'i ol oraimc und Mack, W the Mate college coluiH. OiaiiU. an I IiI.m I; streamers hum? from tin-J liKhts ami on tin orchel hi plnl 1 , H in were S. C. letters on each side with the letters I- 11. H. for l.a (Irande IHkIi st'hool in tho cell- j t r in 1'hif mid white colon, i "Sonny Hoy." suiik: hy Tom liruce j ww- an jojutfti- feature of I he j evening. 1'unrh wuh served hy Cenevievel Spaeth ami Orvaline MeWllliams. i M ii-.ii was furnished h the Stal"1 Novelty orchestra. Mr. aii'l Mrs. II. A. Zurbi id; en bilaimd members of Clio eluh last .i-iii niih :i i-liiit iiiinir hrldue din-1 their home Holly wreaths . -re attiaclively arranged on the MiiaH. tables and ill lhe center o! Hit wreaths were sil ( candle MicLs holding red candles. Following the 7 : 1 r, o'clock, din ner, six table of bridge w ere at phiy. Mm. fha.se llohlienkiuup re ceived lii.st it ii. lor high sconj tor women and Mrs. f. .. Kinzcl re ceived second. IT. I'. J... Ualsion i'ccei ed first for men and (.i, I-Jiiri.-.un wan award'd second, Mian Ann Arnoldns entertained last night al the holm uf Mr. and Mrs. A. Kplin;; uili a delightful dinner bridge. Kive tablrs wen tit play during the evening. M ih.s Mildred Hoyt received first pri.e for high .score and Miss Mae Stearns received (sec ond. Yellow pom poms wete used tor decorations. The guests were; Mabel ilei.ing er, liuth llei .mger, IHanehe ller zinger, Mac .Stearns, Ma he! 1 oty, M iina f ooper, A rla Verily, l-'lor-ciH'u Williams, Miriam Hiatt, .Myr tle lloyt, Mildred lloyt. Mlanche Spears, fura llardiim Scott, Nell M;i ha fly. Kt lie Snyder. Kleanor l 'leaver, (bnoviove Jlanna, I'oi o- thy Kirby and Marjorte Kirby. spociively, to the state camp meet ing to be held at North lieiui, in March. I Hie to the illness . of Hevcral members the program and lunch eon originally planned could not be held last night. A special iiu'etlnjf of the Itoyiil NciKhljoi s is to Ih held at the home of the oracle, Mrs, Weeks, Monday at 7:3m o'clock, HonorhiK college studeiitM who ;ire home lor the fnristinas vaca tion ttie Kpwoi t ll League of t lu Methodist Kpiscopal chinch enter- i taiiiet) w it h a party last nitcht it (the church. A t(ip from coast to coast was the event of the evening. The lour was conducted by Beinilu I'lerson and If- t limy 1 1 Miller was hi uke man. 1'aul Hull, accompanied by l'h y Mis I'eterson, plicjed a Kiso phone solo. Tho rooms lir the church were decorated, each represent inic some place of scenic interest in the flitted States. Jteinita I'ierson was hi ehanre of (lie ente-rtaininent. Vet lion I 'a (ton, of decorations- mid 1'hyllls Teter son headed the refreshments culil-mittce. HlitehellS fol ( loibrook, who The t'olcMc liridct club nn-t i'ri day eeiiiUK with Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Alberlson as host and hosier. The rooms were decorated in keep ing with the ('lirisliiiiis season. Three t.-ibh-.s of In idtfe. were at play during I he eveiilu with first prize for women uoiili,' to Mrs. Uoy K. Kirkwood and consolation to Mrs. f. Spencer. frizes for ( men went to I . 1 first and to f. f. received consolation. Alter the caids e u I: kucsI was presented with a cleverly airaned ji'hristmas box vvhlcn contained de lirious ret resllllieiil s. Oui-of-tovvn ne:ils were Mr. and Mrs. Key K. Kirkwood, of Cetitervitle, loua. Hoyal Neighbors Visited by Deputy Announcements The I'arlidale club will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. frank Owsley. LOVE LAUGHS AT QUOTA LAW Mh l L' The fact that there Is a quota law c. wyn Mathysiind Kileen Iteyndds--bm i met when Mathys, a siiihr on si e.-i Austnilhi with the Heel. Inimmraiom olds" comiliK to this country. Sn she ci Mathys met Iht there and, after iheit m a non-quota visa. MENUS The Hoy ;il NclKhbors met last nitfht with in aileiidance. Mrs. Ida llamhh'n. oi fortliimi, state hiipcrvisin;? lU-pllty. of the OTualll .uiitn. wiis present for the meetim?. a K'lest of the organization. At thi la.-l me. -tint,' Mrs. W. Weeks ami Mis. W. M. Ko. t.-r were e lee ted delegate a ml alternate re- si ! wmm4' 0mL' : I My Si-lcr Mary MHKAK I'AST Onmne juice, cereal, cream, crisp broiled bacon, apple und corn im-al ione, milk, rot fee. I f Nf II KON f ream of pea soup, croutons, ert? salad sjtml- , w lehes, pincapplo bavarian cream, cocoa. IHNNKK fan broiled lamb cloms. twice bilked potatoes. cr. aiin d carrots, orange uml , st lifted celery salad, bran rolls, ' milk, mince pie, coffee, j This time of year wo often find oranges distinctly tarl. When thlsj is so a little sugar and water no much to improve the juice for breakfast. One-half teaspoon of j sugar and from one to two table- i hp. ions witter can be added to the i juice of one orange. j Apple and Corn .Meal I'one j Two cups corn meal. cups boiling Wiiler. '2 eggs. 3 tablespoons hakim: powder, 2 tablespoons but-j ter, 'ij teaspoon sail. 1! cups chopped apples, 2 tablespoons mo- lasses, . , , ! Put corn meal Into mixing howl mid add boiling water, stirring to j present lumping. Heat until smooth. iml cover with a cloth. When cold add eggs well beaten. butter melted, and beat hard for severa I minutes. Add remaining ingi-edii'iits and mix thoroughly, four into a buttered dripping pan ami bake in a moderate oven for thirty minutes. Out in squares und serve warm with butter. We Specialize in Cleaning Women's Dresses . STEAD of buying a new dress why not have your entire wardrobe of dresses dry cleaned? Our careful personalized service will make them look so new that even your friends will not rec ognize them. Try our service today. The Standard Laundry Greets Hoover pl.TO..rrwl. is a finer instrument at a lower price that's the story in a nutshell. Willi Speaker and Tubes $111.00 Full liVhtin.u; circuit operated, of cuurse. Hear it today! ADLER'S MUSIC CO. 1111 Adams Ave., La Grand-', Ore. , J l k O i if. I rtf vi v ' n 3 V 0 r e j- Sf fir. IVnshliu-tdii Lilr Pcrolra do Souzi!. iTfFidmit of Brazil, look aiTTOiml cliarKC of nrranircnipnls 'or ErwliiiK l'r.'sldcni-clcct lloo .cr and liis Koorl will missionaries .n Ihal country, llnre in (hp latest picture ut Uroill'n iirCFidcnt. m SI.MIAY iiuh;iiams , The National Hroiidcaslinn com- puny program for Sunday lHKht , follows: 0:15 to 7:15. Aiuater Kenl ; oroeram: 7:15 to Knna Jet- tick Melodies; 7:U to S, AnKlo l'ersians. The American llroadciistin company proKium lor Sunday niKht follOWS: U tO 7, -MiljeStlC ineaiei, featm-ins "Two lUnek Ciowm;" 'J to in. Salon orchestra. KJlt Sciitlle (H7kc) tl. AIH': 7, Sunday program; M to in, AIU". K(SU Oakland (7LiiUc 6:1 f. NHC; 8 to It, ConKreKiitional church. K N X l.os Anodes in;'dc) i. Krncst Holmes; :3m, I'nltiirlan ciiurch; 7, concert; s. 1'rcsbyier- j inn church; H to Ji):;in, violin, pmno, ceMo concei t. K KX I'orlhind ( I INUkc) ti, AIU'; 7, Sunday program. l''l l-os Angeles (-lnkc) (i:l.", NHC; S, concert orchestra; I dance music. K H J I .oh Aiik'eli-s C.Hiuke) miislcale; l! : 4f, news; 7, M. K. church; 8. proKiiim; lu, tjulnUt; 11 to V2, dance music. KI'O San Krancisco (tisokc) fi:l,r, N 15 ; 7 ::!ii, synihoiiy oi clus- uu; euiiee, . hjiv hi-uis i.omj iieacn u-'""n.i Iladio church; 7, orchestra; S. i Christian Science; !. All Star nmht; 1 1 to !:;!, Tom iits. i KKgZ Hollywood s;.Mic) I tf. trio; 11 lu piano nii'ieal' hour. j KKIK' San Krancisco (flli'ke) i ti. AltC; 7. zltlu-r, biiriloiie; S. mu sical prouram; Mont; recital; !)::!", , orchcstni; in. Amos ami Andy; IUI to Uiln, dance program. 1 Y A San KraneiM-o (ll'SHkc) I 1, AIU"; 7, lr. Claiupeit; 7:;i', .M. ! 1-J. church: It. Altf. KOA I leiiver ( s:toke) ti, Nlf '. 0; 1 r. l tower t inn;. t KfIA Sookiitie fUTOkel Ii J AliC; 7, music; 7;:to, I'rchbyt ..I, ,,,.1, U A f tl ' KOMU Seattle (;t2nkc) 0:15, I NHC; N, Christian Science; 'J to J orchestra. KG W -Portland (tlL'okc) li: NHC; 8, concert; It ::n, l'"i.iu. lan tasies; 10 to 11, symphony. KIH.J Spokane (;.!MJke) li : I "I. NHC; !, studio proMiiiin; 'JiA'K littlo symphony. KI' WII - Hollywood C;.n kr) ti. AIU.'; S, news: S:l", orchestra. meeting bclntf Janiinry 4. A isei'lcM of tlanccH arc helm: held at tho new roud liouse which hits just been finished ut the .1. . Uilmoie ranch just west of I'nlon. No national Kuind meetim; was held hero thU week um the regular meeting date fell on Chrlsimas niKht. Tuesday belnK the date for reKUlar drills lor the headquarters company located here. Tho flu epidemic seems lo be losing Its hold on this community, although there lire several peupb still conilned lo their homes on ac count of this disease. Mr. and Mrs. (1. ure lbdlaud jwere over from l.a (Irande to sp-in i Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs, l!rant Tucker. Hoth men are em- j j ptnyes of tho Kaslern Oregon 1,1c, hi j and Tower Co. Mr, Tucker is Just. I recovering from an attack ot ih I lu and is iiKaln nbte to assume his duties. Mr. Holland has been ! assigned to temporary dot y hei e ', during the founcr's illness. j Adidph K4lnt a parim-r of the; Levy Store firm, left Tuesday lor Ciihfornla, where he will visit tor; a couple of weeks with his broth er, a sister, uml other relatives. Mr. Lewin will In in I,os Angeles mo.-t ot the time ho is away. About three o'clock Christmas mornltiK u lire alarm was turned in and on invest IkhI ion it was found that (he electric switch had been turned by some practical joker. Tin? city authoritUs are ol ferinsT a reward for the nppreln n sion of the guilty ia rites. It is understood that (he control ot the fire siren will bo transferred to tho telephone office ami all alai ms Kivcn from there. The switch has hcretolore been in the stairway ut the city hall so il could be handily reached In cast' of lire. Mr. Sarah Shappatt, was In l"n- Mra. Sarah IHuippntl. was In I n-! ion for the Chrlsimas holidays. Miss 1 Shappatt is making her home aL '. l'cndlctou ut the present time. J The Johnson barber .shop, w hich J has been closed for several days 1 owing to the illness of the proprie- tor. Jimmie Johnson, has reopened ! for business as another barber has ! been secured to carry on the work. Wort? has been received from' Moscow. Idaho, that a sou atriv-'dt at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Kb.yd I lly W. V. Connor Cauthier. The (hnithh-rs Were, ubs,.rver v'orrespondent) ! formerly Cnion residents and Mis. INIUN. Ure., (Special) This ' ;alIl j,ier was Miss I telly Matthews end of the valley has had a con- before her imirriaKe. tiliuous strong south wind for al-i Chrislmas seal sale, under the tli most two w. eks, with the excep- Hon ot Mrs. lOlla Holly, has In en tiou of Chrislmas day which w as compl ted in this community ami practically ((inet. 'I ho wind luoiik'in i she has Kent in nearly filly doli snow flurries and a gradual rise ot -cA' - . ! ? K 7 ff ' - J W K s PUTMAN'S Ii Grande Exclusive Keady-to-Wetir and Millinery Stevens - Van Engelen Co. k i i ...o. cl li uiUifiC, li i ntid Miss Ueyn Hritish Coluinina. she came in under Slip-oer and nuttou Su eab i s, Kancy patterns. New cotots $1.J'J to $2.7!) I m Q a ...... ! Craee Htilhllng fjfi firande. Ore. Missis Kancy Kvvcutvrn Many plain and fancy trim med sweaters $1.98 lo $3.98 When You Celebrate New Ycai's- i Strong South Winds Sweeping Part of Valley temperature. Chrisimas day was very unlet at I nion. Most of t he stores w ere I closed all dav and nearly every body was eiil Kat hci iiifcs he 1 here. Koy l 'on klin, superintendent u'f the I'nlon schools, left for Port land Wednesday afternoon to at tend the tiregon Slate Teachers as- whlch were collected from the .salt of these seals. Much of the money was collected by the students of the local school. Christinas services in the several enjoying family 1 churches here were held at illllcr or visiting else-! cut times, ihe Methodist pro I grain being on Sunday evenimr. r..,., . , A very happy portion of the flay can he your New Yeiir'w dinner no trouble worrying iboui the im'iiu or roast lug or hiiklug. liis( come to the Saeji at imi tit your eoiivenieiieo cut a (lelicloiiH holiday iiiiniI tntl he 1'iih" to enjoy the nst of tho tiny Hint evening us you ulsli. You'll Nnil the s'rvici uml surroundings i-mially nttnietlvo In this iiiuiMial hotelthe Ideal plact lor family party or larger. Sacajawca Inn "Points tho Way to Heller Things." I .sociatiOTi. Mr. ConUlin goes to tho ing. ; association meeting as a delegate from i his county. A. M. Cnmptou arrivt il In 1'nloui ' Sunday afternoon for a visit with I his :-iMr, Mrs.' .Miiia- i '.isUir, wIimii j lie had not seen in 1 5 years. Mr,' jComplon ciime by way of Ihe na il, iomi I pa rk in Nort hern M on tana J and says that this is his first trip lover the bur in on ii t a i lis, although his home is at lllg Sandy Mont, He reports S'-i-liig very iiltle snow as he e.-.iue o. I the divhh'. lie will rtiuain lor ii lime visiting with his relatives here ami nl Haines. I The odd Kellows and Itebekalw irrangi'd tor a jednt installa tion of Ollie.rs llle d.il.' lor Ihe: lo to IJ, NIP'. I KlUi-li, coiiiert; V,:V,u. NHC, Kf H ( 1 L'T'ike) li, dinner mo- j sic; 7, suusltimj program; 7:;t", I studio program; 'J to 1J, dance I music. ; The greatest ;:uiPoFtable Vict ro la t he I,. I . S. program on 11 .e tol- lowing evening, while the l-Ipisco- pill and Catholic churches h-id special aervicea Christ huim morn- Look Over Our Want Ads for Bargains over .mo.mi.w I'ltoc. i:ms NHC: (li-n.-iiil Mulms I h ily imrty; X l 'niiliumix: v. f.t Idktp, r U7.";-i Vulir nf Firi'slon.-; !i:3 in. Ti " V V "r Sluiiilii-r hiinr; HI In I Ni w Yi iir h " V V I0 i luimriini, sMM-ial I'al inch. t" ' -.-A A w AIM!: 7 lo l. Iwilli.'hl hour: s. if -.".' -.:"' il.ini-r music: (1:411. n.ivi ltv inn- hi. J,l! ' '. ( inline; N:4H, nuvilty pi itloti on-tii-.st ra ; 1 1', ihui l nL,:y r ::::,:-!V '.'rt.. KY4 A -4 X If r i r- - ::::??? d gram music K(jO .1, popular jn'ogiiini; U;.i'f. NItC; !:;H), (;. I-;, program; I1 to 1. New Year's party. K Kite fi, organ; i;::p, popular munic; S to la. Mine Monday jani-boi-. m; 1 1', Amos and Andy ; 1 I ') to 1J:1'J, oreh'-sira. lt;.--7 to 1 I. A1P-; 1 1 ti 1 studio progiam. KKl ii:3t, NIK"; 7::t". lit !;; S, Ml'"; :Xo, violin; 1 I. Mil.', ., K.M: - 7 ti 2. A IK. KOA C, Musical I'll itl' s; li .:;', Nlte; 7;;i., (;. j;. hour; h-.li'i, ti players; it, NHC; :t;;i', poinilar iiiartet; 1 o to ll :;(, New Ven r's Kv e celebi iil Ion. iky-", r-5 Kl'0--li. pi (Ki;iin : S, NIP'; lily hour. KYA :3. .MP y-iir'j l-;vi: il.iiw K'HW '. linn sllliii'i pnj'ii KNX- iUlM.-t ma in: i:-P'. ! : II: , v.. i: I -, mi ll in I, N- :". M MP'. i PI MilM. SM IM hrlalnias I m- liiiiniis limn l-:uioin la this .ri'.il c.ii- ill l-.iMn-r tlHinpotl Willi it .snip's hipI liip-d with whlli innirf. Hip h il fclft KlinllM lid ip:at I.ivor v, i;h the uliler wuDiau. in in I. il.i KI-dN . t.-t: I I 1 o i K i- i;.- :i rltistia. KI-'WII i, i-iiP-rlaiiii-iM; ii i-t-rt , 1 ", fil rlii st i a . Kll.l -r,.i:., hum 7. viiili-'l p.ic:inii, 1". iI.imi i- In'Olc KI.I.NK I- - i mil - i- lllillr-. i.'-. on li'-Mru: itja ork' ill. piltitvt; In In (i PI. 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