La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 15, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, February 15, 1929. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Pa ere Three- SOCIETY NEWS. o Club Enjoys , pinner Bridge At The Sacajawea Inn Hhower given to tho liostcau by thotmudo for tho unnuul Washington's iimmbent, Tho nvxt -meeting of ' the club will bo bold at the home of Mra. H, 11. MumforU Feb. 28 ut 804 ; u-1 Mala street. . mul Mrs, Kliner tftoddurd rluim-d thu Clio club lust night a (lt-llKhtrul dinnwr bril- at Sacujiiwia- Jnn. taiweu table i at play. it-of-town juent for thrt Iin'o-1 I wcro Mr. and Mrs. Krunk !t-h llili-y, of 1'ortliind, and Mr. Mia. Howard Stoddard, of u Ij, K, Kinzul received first for hiftli score for women iind I ; llohnunkamp riulved first en. Howard titoddurd rccelv- ni-at prUo, and Mis. Harvey M. Buy jalalnt'd meiiibeiB of tho Alplut - Klaat ufK-lit at their home Willi pliK'htful bridKu dinner. ' fjftib prtxen went to Mia. A. V. - hp u and to William Hiugrlut. '& . mu lion Ton club met yost'r Maftfrnuon and enjoyed u pot luncheon al the home of Mrs. di"!l I,. Andrews al 4U5 Main tet. Kiht were fu attendance. H ' ' ' oleliKhtfut valentine party was IQ y.'Hli'rday afternoon at tho ae of Mrs. Kva Wissler at 1 S 1 fur street when the Mary Kliza hiclub im-t. ih' meniberH spent tho after- Complimenting: Mra. William E lieuKhan. . Mrs, Francis Qreulich i entertained yesterday afternoon ut her home with u gift flhower und bridge party. . ' Two tables of bi-ldtfo were ut play with first prize going to Mrs. Audmer I'layle. Comsolutlon went to Mra. l.eal Uusstdl. The valentine motif wus curried out In decorations. Mrs. Greulich served a two-coursu luncheon. m Thursday Bridge Club Entertained A charming valentine party was held yesterday when Mrs. K. W. Kly entertained tho Thursday Bridge club ut a 1 o'clock bridge luncheon ut her home at 504 M Ave. Ited curnutions were used and the valentine Idea was curried out lit all decorations und In the lunch eon. Tho score curds followed the vab-ntine motif. Mrs. Charles Graham received first prize for high score und sec ond went to Mra. Fred Kiddle. Mrs. A. E. Hag entertained the N. It. If. club yesterday afternoon U chatting ami sewing. lelic-("t her homo at 60S Washington i refreshments were served by t. hostess. ttv unusual feature of the after inj was a surprise Valentino ,1 S.V.E.CO. NEW SKIRTS for THE MISS Bright Shades in Silk And Flannels iivt'iiuo with a valentine bridge par ty. A two-courao luncheon was serv ed with 'the guests seuted at ono Ions table which was uttruotlvel deeorated In Keeping with valen tine day. .Mrs. Walter Jones won first prizo and seeond went to Mrs. Kd CouKlienower. Three tables wore jat pluy. Nr. and Mrs. Wesley McDonald entertained tho TriuiiRla club at their home Wednesday night. Mrs. J Henry Hiley received first prize for j women and for men the prize went ,to J)on K Gaily. Three tables wore at lay. , The hostess served light refresh ments. ; Forty couples attended the val entine duncing party given by the Good Times lanclnj party last nlffht In the ball room of tho La Gramlo hotel. lecorations about the room were In the form of hearts. Punch was served liy Miss Jean Devino and Miss Mary Nowland. ' D. A, R. Hakes Plans .ir,,Fo.r -Annual-Event birthday tea which win be given this year ut the home of Mrs. J. K. Wright. Tho proceeds from tho, silver tea , will be used to contri bute to' the student loan fund; sponsored by the nutlonal organi sation of the , A. It. j The members voted to send mon ey for their unnuul contribution to, the Veteran's hospital In l'orllund.j They ulso decided, to make u monu-i tary donation for the- use-of de- Qomlriutlonul colleges, of the state, Arrangements were made for thOj sponsoring of a patriotic essay con-; etst In the La Grande High school, the dute to be announced later. j Mra. Itay Williams gave un Inter-j estlng talk on the origin und his tory of Immigration und Immi grants. Tho dispensation of money by all D. A. It. chapters of Oregon this year Is to bo made mostly for tho benefit of Oregon Institutions, It was announced. Construction of the 1). A. H. memorial building in log cabin form ut Champoeg near Portland us part of the year"s pro gram of the state chapter. Is to begin soon. Tho members of the missionary study class of the l'resbyturJm church aro enthusiastic in praise of the results of the beginning of their classes. One was held ys terduy at the home of Mrs. John C. Mucpherson. It wus an all-day meeting when1, the book, "See for yourself", wus studied. The women who led in the dis cussion und reading yesterday were Mrs. A. T. Hill, Mrs. Walter Carp enter. Mrs. Mollte ituck, Mrs. M. H. Verity. Mrs. W. 11. l'lckens und Mrs. H. H. Cleaver. Tho meeting began In the morn ing und after un intermission when luncheon wus enjoyed ut noon the class wus continued. . Tho Missionary society of the Al a meeting of tne IJ. A. II. ut the home of Mrs. i "8. Robinson Wednesday afternoon plans were v; The manner in which we conduct our business is of as much interest to our customers as the (groceries they buy or the price they pay. They f know that JOEL'S stand behind everything that is sold make good anything that is not satis factory. '.t'i '' ' ' ' ' ;Ha Dollar Saved is a Dollar Earned" Check Over These Items and Save. .... 25$ .... 45 .... 25? .... 29 39 Shredded Wheat, 2 packages foi" '.'Family Size Snowflake Crackers : 3 Large Bunches of California Carrots . ! ew Black Dates, Moist, 2 lbs., '( Extra Large Grapefruit, 4 for ........ L ' Medium Eggs, - ; Blue Mt or Meadow Harvest Butter 95 'v "firaliam Tea Rolls, dozen 10$ Fresh Hostess Cakes and Cup Cakes. y ; Kaffce Hag, lb, , - Y-aches, Preferred Stock Melbas or Sliced, can - - IJulk Coffee, lb Oregon Red Cheek Apples, per box $1,220 jjcomb Honey, 2 lbs., 43 )ogfood, can 15 ; sparagus, 2 cans 39 '. standard Tomatoes, 2 cans .. 529 vory Soap, 3 bars ... .. 25 Imported Country Club Sardines, 2 cans .... 29 :liccd Pineapple, large cans 24d Carstens Hams, per 11)., .-. 30 fork Shoulder Steak and Roasts,, per lb., 21$ 0 round Veal for Loaf, per lb. 30 68 2G$ 35- SOCIETY'S HIGH OFFICES REWARD 3 PLANT DOCTORS Two of the government's leaders in the war against plant dis eases, lr. H. J. Haskell ''(lower left) und F. C. Meier (upiier left), with California's citrus dlseuso expert, ' Dr. Howard 8. Faweett (right) have been honored by the plunt doctocs of the United States by election to Iho threo highest offices of tho American PhytopathologlcHl society. long enough to brown them slight, ly. Garnish chops with thick slice of orange sprinkled with minced parsley, and serve. , CoKscrulo of Siiaglitmi One cup broken spaghetti, 2 slic es fate salt pork, 1 medium-sized carrot. 1 onion, 1 sweet green pop per, 2 stalks celery, 6 mushrooms (optional), M pound round steak, t cup Btrulncd tomatoes, 1 tea spoon sugar, H teaspoon pepper, Vt cup fine stale bread crumbs, 44 cup grated cheese. Cook spaghetti In boiling salted water until tender. Drain and rinse Put half of It In n smooth layer In a casserole. Tut U Mil IB BliUMBUMiig iitv oiuvn In nll U'dtitf tudy chu- Tho nt jvlll bol mooth yi,p . ..I . V , ' , ' wilt pork throiiKli food chopper und ut tho home of Mrs. O. K. Mqrnn. ' -i- ., ni ,i Advontu, of the f-huroh- ; ' 1 ,0,."'Ull!: i"" ;.,k, . A?!n to brown: Put enrrot. onion. Mrs. Lynn Hohnenkamp's they will j . milHhpftnm. . study "New Africa." to be reviewed aro "I rlea," "Golden Stool," Neighbors." Other books 'rlends of Af and "Jewish The liiverslde Indies' Aid met at the home of Mrs. H. l'atten yester day afternoon with Mrs. Hrlggs as hostess. Twenty-four were in. at tendance for the business meeting and social ufternoon. Mrs. Krnnk Marquis was a guest Of the aid Hefreshments were served . by Mrs. Hrlggs. j . Mr. and Mrs. O. W. lfelvcy enter tained at.a.lovoly valcnJinu vpurty, ut their homo last night. Cards were ut play during tho evening". High score prizes went to O. I'. Wulluco and Mrs. Wayman' Ccott. Consolation was u warded to Gene. Helvey and to Mrs. Noel Tatriek. The Valentino motif was carried out In the decorations and the luncheon which was served at th close of tho evening. emov- nd- incut through rood chopper and udd to pork and fat In frying pun. Cook until vegetables begin to brown and udd tomatoes, sugar und peppe". Mix well und spread over spaghetti In cafsorole. Cover with reinuln- Disabled Ship Abandoned; Last Man Taken Off! 8KATTL1C, Feb. 15 (AP) radio messuge to .the Associated lVess ut. 2:50 o'clock this morning said tho disabled freighter Allo way was ugaln a floating derelict unmanned and a danger to navi gation In North Pacific waters In tho vicinity of Unlmnki Pass. Aleu tian Islands. Tho vessel wus en shrouded In a black fog when tho hawsers of tho coast guard cutter Chelan, which had her in tow. parted, and coast guardsmen ut a Into hour hud been unublo to locate her. Navul authorities broadcast the danger to all shipping. With tho rescue of tho fifty ninth man whose life wus threatened by a turbulent Alaskan gale, tho final act of a drama of the North Pacific In which tho crews of two ships were forced to abandon their craft liiiJi honn written. Tim flfiv nfnlh Ing spaghetti und sprinkle top with mun wa8 JunifLi Poisey. oiler and storekeeper or the freighter Allo- wuy, who onco refused to bo re Imbler Schools Have Valentine Boxes Thursday V lly Mi's. C. M. Hull . (Observer Correspondent) l.MlH.i;ii. 'Ore. (Special) The Associated Girl Students gave a val entine party at Wudo hall Wednes day evening. It was In the form of a program dance. Kach girl Invited ono boy. The girls served refresh ments during the evening. Frances and Uussel McKennon und Donald McKiunls furnished the music. Valentine's day was observed In cueh of tho grudo rooms Thursday afternoon. Kuch room had n Valen tino hux und all tho pupils received several nico valentines.-Just before school closed, Miss Nellson. the fifth und sixth grndo teacher, serv ed refreshments to her pupils, Clarence llensiey has gone to Los Angeles for treatment by an ear (specialist. Some ttmo ngo ho suc cessfully passed the preliminary ex amination for entninc to tho navy, but was unsuccessful in passing the second examination, which ho took in Portland, on, account of Homo': cm defect. He says as soon as his ears ure corrected ho will make nn othor attempt. Ills father, Jumcs llensiey, joined him In Portland the latter part of lust week and will accompany Clarence to Los . Angeles, where Mr. llensiey expects j to spend the winter. Mrs. Kd Combs was called to la j riutis illness of her daughter, Mrs. Hert Sanders, who makes her home lnr lOlgln. Mrs, Sunders Is slowly Improving, i Way no Frlxzell, of IMeusunt Grove, wus In town Saturday. Ho! came over ,to meet his daughter, I jlterle. who came In on tho stage, ,VShe is spending tho winter In ha untune. Tmbler's nll-Ntnr busketball team was badly defeated last Tuesday evening when It mot the team from Wallowa. Tho score was 40 to U0, Lewis Hayes Is , quit 111 of mumps. PUTMAN'S La Grande Exclusive Ready-to-Wear and Millinery Prince Of Wales Visits Hia Father UOONOK, Sussex. Kng., Feb. It (Al') Thu,I'iinco of Wales today puld his royal fnthur his ttmt vlalt alnvs tho lultor'H romovul lost week to Cruiffwell Iiouho. Tho prtneo motored horo tills niornlnir from Houtliainpton, where lio arrived curlier by bout after a ono-duy atuy In Franco.. He eamo In a closed cur which ho Urovo himself. llu found tho king doing well In his new quarters; dosplto tho cold weather handicap. - hOOt HECOVKltEU SANTA CKU2S. Cat, Feb, IS (AP) . A caohe near L.ydell creek In thu vicinity of Davenport, yielded 142, 000 of the loot seised In the rob bery of the Davenport post office Nov. 7, last. 1 The loot 'was recov ered In a tin box after William J. Morrison, 48, Tmd confessed to the robbery. , , ,. VAU.KJO.'C'nl., Feb. 18 (AP)- Dusty Mller of Victoria,. 11. knookod out Nails Gormun of Kht inuth l'"alls In tho seventh round of a ten-round bout hero last nlirht. Miller kept ahcud of the Oregon husky for the route Iloth inon aro heavyweights. ; cheese und brcud' crumbs. Ilior ouKhly mixed. Put into a moderiito oven ana uuuo until cheese melts' Cued. Ho wus tuknn off tha shin. and top Is brown. Servo from ens-1 of which ho had been tho sole seroio. (i.opyriKiu, llH. KBA ser- occupunt for two days, by a surf vice. Inc.) I boat of the Chelan hint nlKlit. STOP S'l'l IIIIOHN COKillS yflt'KI.Y No coiiKh so stuiiborn, so -deip-! seated, but yields to tho healing, demulcent virtues of Foley's Honey und Tur Compound. For stubborn, j ursping coughs, hold the doso lo.vl in I he throut for u time before! swallowing. Its uccuruto blend of, pure pine, tar und fresh iuxatlvu' honey witll other valllalile medl-j cinal ingrudieiits Is wonderfully healing to tile cold infected Bllt'-j faces, ami easily raises. Irritating, phlegm, llronchlal "flu" und trou blesome night coughs quickly stop-! ped. Ask your druggist. Sold every where. -Ad. Free Lessons On any Saxophone, Clarinet, Tenor Banjo or Violin purchased from the Adlers Music Co. THIS OFFER FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY We have secured the services of three compe tent teachers that will give these lessons. ' Easy payments on any instrument that you may select. , ..s. ; . ,k ADLER'S MUSIC CO. - "Quality and Service" Announcements The l,u Clrandu Council of I'ur nls und Teachers will unset ut Central school at 3:45 o'clock Mon day afternoon, Kob. 17. Dr. Jwa Wilkes will be the principal speak er. Her subject' will b "ileht Your Child to be u Good rutlcnt." Mrs. Georjjc Lyman will givo u les son In parliamentary law. All 1.-T. A. members of Greenwood, Cen tral, ltlveria und Willow schools. and all council members are in vited to be present. MENUS liy SIMcr -Mary HItKAK KAKT Urapefrnil we- tious, cereal, cream, poached fffvx on graham toast, cxtni toast, milk, coffee. LrNCIIKON Casserole, of spa ghetti, ryo bread and butter sand wiches, canned pears In raspberry jelly, cocoanut cookies, milk. tea. I HN'NKK IManked lamb chops. spinach and egg timbales, kum- quut salad. Washington cream pie. milk, coffee. The dinner dish is most attrac tive. After broiling chops on on sidi arrange Ihem on a hot plank and cook wU for 15 minute'. Then add a border of fluffy mash ed potatoes and return to the "oven wmh f I V KVKKY n'OM.lV'S wardrobo ' for the south should contain a ' white sleeveless dress of crepe d5 ' chine accompanied by the very ' new sleeveless jacket. Wide ; hands of bluo and yellow crepo are nppliqued on while. Tug crossed belt is o( blue aud yellow cr:pj. . f Jll - I ROLLINS mj ' Ij HOSIERY New .Sunburn Shades in KOLLINS RUNSTOI' IIOSIKKY Woven in sheer chiffon that gives the effect of the Hkin itself, Rollins color raiiKO serves both those who have a sense for style and those eager for style guidance. ' . Sheer Chiffons silk to the top. $1.95 Light Weight Service silk to the hem $1.50 Iloiliim Hosiery and liurnett's duality Shoes help you look your lest. BURNETT SHOE CO. Quality Shoes Economy Prkva WeDelirer $2.50 Orders 1 pound 3 pounds Stone's Special Coffee . Ground fresh duily. 39c $1.10 Soaps Cleanser 10 bars Crystal White 3 cans Old Dutch Largo package Poet's 39c 19c 39c 3 II). box Sodas 4i2 lb. box Graham's .... Crackers Fresh stock. 45c 85c Corn Meal Yellow or White. very fresh No. 10 sack ........ 39c Stone's Supreme Coffee Coffee as fine as money can buy. Why pay 10c for a tin. 1 pound ...;.....-.....;... 49c 3 pounds $1.45 Macaroni-Best Cut . Made from hard wheat flour and eggs . 5 pounds 45c Pancake Flour Sperry's self-rising No. 10 sack 69c Fancy Blue Rose Rice 1 Note the saving pounds .:...........:. It) pounds 37c 69c T7T rTTT Sperry White Down JL J JJ Ull 1 ivory sack guaranteed. 49 LB. SACIC...... $1.79 Matches Imix cartons 2 cartons 29c Soft sh(!il 2 pounds Walnuts 59c Peas -- Corn Jell-X-Cell Heady to serve in 30 minutes, -t Q All flavoi-s 3 for - LVL Prunes Fancy Italians Oregon product. A r 5 pounds - - - 4tJC -- Tomatoes Very best standard grades 4, cans 45c Grape Fruit Horidas large size i for 25c Oranges Medium size very sweet. 2 dozen 49c icasii r (j-1 1 iTT-P-: ; Cssf' 1modern I IoryU j)) I llu Jl ) I IJ LJsTOKEsj I s. CHAIN STORES LP I