La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 14, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text' Thm-sclay, Fciyinry 11,' 1929. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three mulls of much of the, work. - Story Ever Told." Social Affairs.! '-' Of Week Observe Valentine Motif Ht. Vutcntlne Was blu adVd Keb. 14 many ImtKlri'ds ot years ugo li ltumv, according to legend; '. Su. to thu iea-1 or legendary Kami In due thu pretty and . sentimental . cu.s touis of thu 'day which hua nine been celebrated in many parts of the world. " j ' Valentine means sweetheart r t also means u letter or pieAMige -ut by lovers, the custom bcimr jirspir el hecau&t of the JUH i;Hl ; : heller that Keb, 1 4.. when Sti Vafi ntine yiia.s beheaded, was "the day(" that birda begun.-to couple. . f ; 1'ost office officials bavo found (he iiihIIh murh heavier than, usiml thin week with . the barrage of "lovo notes" und puekitgea b lng Bent by boys und girls und .young people, ull hough tho custom of Klip pi ii if valenlinfM under the door ol' friends .'hid then h) t piling-, away without being seen has robbed thu Mcl'heruon sung, "J'ho Sweetest J n Xa Uraude during this week all- parties, ranging frum thoso giv en by children and young folks to those given by the adults of the city, have taken ud vantage of the opportunity ot thu day to use the sentimental and attractive, possibili ties which Valentine's duy affords in appropriate decorations, refresh ments und games. 1 A delightful vulentlue party was an event ot last night when Crys tal Uebtkuh lodge entertained for! members and their futilities at the K O. U. K liu.ll. A program consisted of a song by the committee which include 1 SI rs. K oclieiparger, M rs. J im Mora, Mrs. Klorrls Kngel, Mrs. l'Vank McPhcrson und' Mrs. Huns Nielson; u violin solo by Jennie Nielsen; reading by Miss Kliza beth J less und u valentine tableau. The tableau consisted of a big he-art inside of which were Miss ling and Mrs. Kuckiuun represent ed the lovers, whilo Mrs. C. fc ARE THE A piece- of ground, some good seed, fresh air, exercise and high hopes. . BEST A little time, sonic Sunshine and Moisture. they're, alive. ASSURANCE. OF Expectations justified h c c a i u e o f care in purchasing seed willi ,a .pedigree. - ( pv : "t !?ESUCTS JJarve.it-TSaiiifaclioa, an a li ;i n il a n c c of frc:h vcg"!:iUc.v sv.'i good' h e a 1 t li . UJVOWN GARDEN G nines wero played during tho evening and u Valentino luncheon wub served. . Mrs, Clyde Bunting wus hostess to members of Division A of the boyul Histera Aid yesterday after noon. Some of the members met for nn ull-Uuy scstiion when they completed tho making of u ijuilt. the proceeds from which will he used for tho building fund of the church, l'luna wero mude for a cooked food Bulo to be held Feb. I'll. Mrs. Harry Hundoz Is chuirinan of the commit teo in charge und is to be assisted by Mrs. Nlederer. The women also discussed plans for the general aid meeting Jo be held next Wednesday at the homo of Mrs. Walter 1'rlee. Mrs. Bohnenkamp Is Hostess To Luncheon Club Mrs. CIiuku Ilohnenkump euter talned members of the huiicheon club at a charming party yesterday at the Sacajuwea Inn. Covers were placed for 12 ut the table. A cen terpiece of carnations wan bsed. Mrs. A. J. Htange received club prize and guest prize wus awarded to Mrs. K 11. Appleby. , Hope Chapter Order of Kastern Star met last night in regular ses sion. Plans were made for the HOciuJ evening to bo held Feb. 27. H. It. Hlngo Is chairman of tho program committee for that eve ning. ' Vaug'ht - Snyder Wedding Announced Announcement was made today of the marriage of Miss Louise honoring tho now member was' held and each was proaentod with J red curnuttons. V j A program was given In keeping) with Lincoln's birthday. Tho first number was a reading by Mrs; Er-' nestine Stltiinger of Ltncoln'a Get-' tysburg address. Tho quartet sang j Lincoln's favorite hymn, 'lloino of the Soul." ' ; i At a short business meeting plans were discussed for tho asso ciation, rally to be held Apr. 13 at the Sacajuwea Inn. Dr. Anna Hoy nobis, ot 1'ort Huron, Mich.: Mrs.: Julia Ward, of l'ortlund, and Ade' luldo l'ackurd, of Pendleton, su-' preuie officers of the association are expected to attend thu mooting.' Work wilt be exemplified and a school of instruction will bo held, I A class of 25 front this review will tnku part. I On Feb. , 26 ut tho I. O. O. b ' hall a potluck supper will b held which ull member und their fami lies are invited to uttend. Kuch member is usked to bring some thing to -eat. . A musical program will be held. A meeting at G:3u will precede tho supper which will begin at C:30 o'clock. . The Htiyal Neighbors met last night ut the Knlghta. of Pythias hall In regular session. Mrs. Webb, of Castle Uock, Wash., was a visit or. About t& members were 111 at tendance, Alta Wluburu. oracle, presided. Thu lucky number for tho hot plato set donated to the lodge' by (tutu Ituot went to Mrs. liulUa Steffen, . Announcements Mrs. J. K. WrlRlit unit MrK Lynn WriKhl will ciitcrtuln iiiomlicrK of the 1'. K. O. lit a 1 o'clock iuiicllcon J''rtlny ut tho homo of Mr8.'.l. 'K. WriKlit. A proKrnin und lucutlni; will follow the luncheon. '.' The DutlKhtora of L'tuh l'luuvora will meet Krltluy urtcrnoon nt .the homo of Mrs. 13. 1-'. Gwlllltuiiil At 2:3 o'clock. , . . . The Willow rnrent-Tencher.nH- Vauifht, of Iji Cliumle, ilaiiKhl.-r of Boclll,on w, Inc,,t j.-riUay ut . the Mr. and Mrs. J. T. VuiiKht. lo llnli-1 fl..,00i nl 2:3(1 o'clock. A soeclal erl Snyder, of l'emlleton. Tim wed- founders' day iiiouram wlll'be held, dim? was an event of F. Ii. C at .Mis. Htella Imsle will talk on "Wo- waiia wiuia, wami. u no itcv. j.; I). Hunley, Christian minister, pel- men of tin. Hlble," All parcnls and friends are urKed to attend.. ," formed tho ceremony. Mr. snyder is the boh or Mr. ami rhu i.;,)WOr(h I-oubiic of tho Mint Mrs. Henry Snyder, of l'endleliin, I iwxliKt elinreh will hold a 'vol- forfner rcHldenls of this city. Tln.lcn,mo 1ul.,y tomorrow cvonttlK f hrlde attended I.a Orandu 1 Ub i ,,le iwsk,,timn gmm; at the school and Mr. Snyder wus also au)nlc of Mra Wortn Kpntf at 6w4 Main streot. Kaeh meinbor Is urj- student In the Sai. Grundo schools when ho lived here. Mrs. Snyder nrrivixl in I.a Grande Tuesday and Is at the' home of her parents at 1!H2 Q avenue. Mr. DepskdaMefherywhere Jll Stand,, ! Size I'loiVCT 'Pl.c'lC'.S clshybur Dealer For the .Spring Outfit - Hats Of The New Mode Chic in hats expresses it.- elf in many ways for spring. The exact replicas of famous Parisian models are shown in our selection. The. colors are wide in variety moderately priced from $-J .95 to $15.09 Cinderella Frock Shop La Grande's Frier.;!iy Credit Store. ed to come und bring a dime. The Kivcrlu Parent-Teacher :uh soelatian Is nlnnnlnar a meetlnir for Snyder will come here Nutunluy , Kr(lny nffht. Miss MuWet loty, from I'endleton. The younK couple jcty ilr;irun, will talk to , the par will iimko their homo in this city.. nta unU teachers. Another feature J will he. numbers by tho harmonica - Mr, und Mrs. 1);-H. Mosby fiiterv ,un ot ,,, M.hooi. Cuthcrlno Hcul- liUmijlrnnp or n oiids jtisi.ninui Hv .win enlertnln.ivlUi iu.vlolln nMo. Iheir linme wlli a - dellsTTllul Uelreshments will be' served.' The vulentlne card parly. The viiU-n- Mtl(U)011 wm )(. .d iMno thapiil line motif was followed in the score .,, wM n,B 7:i!n o'clock.; cards und for the . iwo-coji-se. . - luncheon served by the hostess., J T)K. Greenwood. I'nrenl-Teuch'.'r Two tablis of brldKu wern at 1 11KSO,.aiIn will hold an cvcnlllR Initial Presentation of the New Spring Coat and Frock Styles Would you know the latest style news from Paris concerning coat and frock styles for spring? . Then pay a visit to our ready-to-wear sections and sec on display there hundreds of new models for the glorious spring season just ahead. Charmingly different details distinguish both the frock and the coat mode colors are brighter the feminine silhouette is even more stressed than before. Select your spring costume now from these authentic models and be ready to don them the very first day old winter shows signs of surrendering. 1 1 . A Small Deposit . Will Hold Any Garment. PUTMAN'S La Grande Exclusive Ready-to-Wear and Millinery . Select , Your i-.-. Spring ' Costume Now. play. Mrs. Wall high score. r Gardner madu Initiate Nine At " Meeting-of W.-B. A. Kifty-one inemhurH of the, Wo men's Heneffl uKKoelutlon iiiel Tue- meetlnff Krlduy ut 7:3t) oVIock ut the 1-. I. 8. uniUHement hull un Kir Hlreet. All IntereMtlnpr proicrum huH Imen prefturcd nnd ull members ue urfied to attend. f ; Two ilry ngentH In ChivuKo', ten tlflwl they drunk D3 hlphhtillM while culteettiifr evidence iik'uhmt duy evening at the I. O. .O. . K. hull n nlnht club. That BUseBlw one when nine chti'1II;lI.- were Initial- j ood way of inakliiff tho country ed. After the initiation a nteepltun i really dry. , .. THE HOOVERS GO FOR A CRUISE ' r f-: 'S, y .f 4 m i a i( f f ( ... Tr CT. fr r7 V I """ Nothing Quiet About 1929 Bathing Suits Uy IHaiia lerwiu ; (AHHoelated Vftaui" Kahlou Kdltor) I'AltlH AlM-Thl8 yeur'H beueh fflrl will havo to Htliy oven further away from ' th watei,t tlum her predi'CeHHorH,- beeuiiKe- her new buthliitf Hiilt of ))llnled. wool Jersey will havo yullovH,vredH and tfreeim Htumpt'd on It In the general effect of an exploding paint factory. Halt water might mur tho rlotoiiH Htumpod pfttturiiH of Kprlnv'H prof ferred hathlnff Hult pattertiH. If tho modern art 'ran, tho 192U bathing beauty would look like Homethliifr left over from tho imprenHionlHt erIoil of .eXproHSlon. iiiiuiiK in iuieuT uuinuimuiuiin In thu vividly colored jerKey prlnUi destined for beach coaltf, HluevcleMH pullovers and one-plnco Hwlmmiptf HUltK, aru riutH of crluiHon, orange und black on whltn groundH. There uro three cornered JerHey HCurveH, atHu galy printed, In the new HcaHon'tt sport offeringa. ThuHe ure meant to bo worn hiHtcud of cupH. IteltH or beach couta. V Another thought for tho bathing beauly iff the lraw covered biiii tdiade with handle and ferrulo of colored glaKn. lP'ucli pIIIowh und bagii nrn olno mado of Htruw or Imilalion Htruw, There Ik plenty of wooden Jowel ry for the young lndhn who can't leave off barbaric ornumciitfl even un the beuch. Tho beach cOMtume ji'welry Includea largo round beadH und rondellen In bright cohira, braceletH and unkletK of carved wood und bone. Olio apeetaliHt nIiowh bench carringn Including a Mingle pendant meant to bring good fortune, after th former t'oMMick Htyln of wearing ono earring for luck.' 2M ,' until eoid and beginning to thlek ' en., Htlr In prepared HhrlmpH und turn into a mold dipped in cold water, lot Htnnd until chilled and firm and cut-In aiiuurct) to nerve. If u party wilad 1h wanted, gar ulHh each mold with - a whole Hhrlmp net In a lltllo cleat jdly. Add chopped HhrlmpH to remaining jelly und fill mohhf. If wanted for hIx and eight persona thu rulo Mhould bo doubted. - y Jf Htoek la not at hand, houllou MENUS rubes can bo tiHCil Ilino und work, , ' Thlu buvob Feud Started By Mule Fatal to Men UUHHVILL13. III., Fcb, ? (AP) A feud Hturted by a ini!e- was blamed today for tho death H of - t- r;TrnrT.-..-T(T.ircrir'rn'Tr,ilof iiiit Nuwton Bow era und Olldu Btmua baugh, furmers. Huveral yeara ago Howor mulu t rayed Into KtrauHhaugh'H paaturtr. Howe ! wild hla neighbor beat tho unlmal, and threatened ropt'lrtal. Tho grtidgo they boro ouch other wua well known to neighbors but wuh nover, considered sorious. YoMterduy Htraimbaugh wont Into Howers' burn, tihot him dead und then turned tho gun on hi mm1 If. BBaCBBBSS5SSaEiaSSS,l a v ;::''i,:jV''i:';: ' v .. v jj Tlie Newsfeby of Today Is Tooaorrows Business Man ' ri-Me nt -'(" 1 1 rht-rt I1'ki r. uUii aboard the Ha tint ere r, hmiM-tfiMt I and .Mr-. Jen mlah Mfllbank of Nw -York, ut tj-ni. Kj. ri'-. piturt-d aLye. Uelow ur Mr, livovcr und ttlis. l-liil-juU tit tii boat. I(y KUtcr Mary UltKAKFAST (Jrapen, cereal, cooked with chopped ffgf, crennt, Hcrambled oggn with dried beef. crhm toant, milk, coffee. IX'N'CIIMOX Oream of tomato houp, croutomt, jellied shrimp mi nd, whole wheat bread and butter Hundwlcho8, jelly roll, milk, tea. UI.V.VKIl Cold i-llrod roaHt beef, scalloped potatofH, corn frit -lrM, curly endive tuitad, prune whip, milk, coffee. Jellied shrimp naiad would be delightful for a party during Feb ruary If molded In tho fthapo of heart for kidlvldtiul nervlci. The ald In llnht and nourNhlng and Miiilable for children who hurry home from whoot If nerved In a neat of Hhri-dded lettuce, iMlleI Hhrimp Halail Two tablcMpnnnH grantilaled geln llu. 4 tableporimt cold water, 3f fuptf rlarined veal ntuck, 1 cup chopped canned . or bolb'd frenh chrlmp, Hoftert gfhitin la cold water for i mliiiitetj. Htir Intti boiling hIih k ttud fctlr until duulved. Lt bUtid rpilOUSANDS of promi A nent business men of today were at one time newsboys, and they're proud of that valuable training they got as newspaper carriers. The little "newsie" gels his first real business experience delivering papers keeping his books. Your carrier is one of them. Rain or shine, he gets your paper to you. In turn he expects you to have the money W Mi ready for him when he calls to collect, and appre ciates it if you do. ' It in spires him to render you better service and greatly minimizes the book keeping , problems'.' Help him along by paying promptly. Show that you trust your carrier, as we do, and just watch and tec how he'll go out of his way to give you an extra measure of smiling service. IT? La Grande livening Observer Circulation Department ii M a n u n n M M n n R IM m M M n, H m m a H n M u n n n ii BI9!E!?ESE!S!!5:i51I!5E!Hl!!!IlIl!lIiBIIflBE55EJ