Friday, March' 1, 1929.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Pe Thr8
Society News
byterial To
jet Here Mar. 15;
lake Preparations
l executive committee of the
Hondo Presbyterial met
ay for luncheon at the 1-a
t hotel mid for a meetiiiK
,t the homo of the president.
i. T. Hill.
purpose of the meeting wus
piulitte plans for the unnual
"iiial to he held Mur. 16 una
he church In thin city.
Hers who will be preent for
o-duy session .Include Mrs.
h Wllllums, of Portlund, who
fd recently from Perwla und
mission fields, Mrs. Thomp
Port Inner, synod leu I presl-
knd Mrs. MucMlnn, of Cull-
announces Mrs. Kill, Mrs.
n n la known for her work
the Indfuns In California.
Wllllums ulso attended the
ub conference In Jerusalem
aster.
tpntes for the "meeting will
come from Enterprise. Wallows,
Elgin, Lostine, Hal fwy, Burns,
und Buker.
A tea und dinner will be social
features of the entertainment for
delegates at the convention. The
meeting lust year was held in Mak
er. Member of the executive com
mittee from Baker, KnU-r prise und
other outside points were unable
to attend the meeting yesterday.
Those who were present were: Mrs.
A; T. Hill, president; Mrs. Robert
Kakln, vice president: Mrs. George
Baker, treasurer; Mrs. William
Miller, secretary - treusurer; lr.
Margaret Ingle, corresponding sec
retary; Mrs. Hay Murphy, secre
tary of young people's work; Mrs.
I. C. Bowser, Intermediate secre
tary: Mrs. H. H. Cleaver, mission
ary education secretary; Mrs. Lynne
Bohnenkump. secretary of associ
ate membership,
The Mary Elizabeth social club
met yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. H. B. Mumford.
OEL'S
Main 756.
Groceries And Meat
The beginning of each month brings resolu-
ns to cut down expenses and to save money,
e first thing to do is to budget the income
id out how much is to be allowed for clothing,
creation, home buying, rent, groceries and the
my other items that are necessary. More
mey is spent for food than anything else,
refore it should be watched carefully, btart
ht by opening an account at Joel's. We help
b in your budget in this way that the total
your account is on your slip with each day s
rchase and that our low overhead and quick
nover enables us to sell at a much lower rate
an other stores.
Features For
Saturday And Monday,, ( ;
ll'ey's Mayonnaise, qt, 59
ilk Sweet Cocoanut, 1 lb., 38
(re Cane Sugar, 10 lbs., 1. 63$
iico Oleo, 2 lbs., ....... 38
'ifted Snow Flour, 50 lbs., $1.98
O. Oats, 2 packages .. 29$
ilk Salad Oil, always qt, 33
fled Wheat, 2 for 25$
yal Fruit Gelatin, 3 packages 25$
rth Sea Crab Meat, can 31
tie Chief Shrimp, 2. for 33$
al Sardines, Mustard or Tomato Sauce,
2 cans 29$
Ik Dates, 2 lbs., 29$
esh Graham Tea Rolls, doz., 10
bsh Hostess Cup Cakes, doz., 30
n, 2 cans . J 24$
lk Cocoa, lb., 15$
Ilk Macaroni, 3 lbs., 29$
ee.t Juicy Oranges, 2 doz 35c
lllseye Peas, 2 cans 27$
al, Ground for Loaf, lb., 30$
licet Shoulder Roasts.
where they enjoyed a social time
embroidering and ylsitlns.
Mr a. Mumford nerved a two-
course luncheon to the eight mem
bers or the club. Pink and white
sweet peas were used as decora,
tlons. The next meetlne of the
club will be held Mar. 14 at the
home of Mrs. H. M. Bradshaw at
1102 Pennsylvania avenue. .
Charming Dinner
Bridge Is Held
At Ralston Home
Dr. and Mrs. K. L. ttalston en
tertained with a charmlnir 7:15
o'clock dinner bridge last night at
their home at 806 N avenue.
The guests were seated at soven
tables for the cards. Mrs. Chase
Uohncnkaiup and l'red ltnzer
wore awarded high prises and
guest awards went to Mrs. Charles
Blngnur and Dr. A. L. ttichardson.
The Ralston home was attrac
tively decorated with bouquets of
yellow spring flowers.
Members of the Alpha club met
ut a dinner bridge at the lllngner
home at Is 13 Cedar street when
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blngner en
tertained Wednesday evening. ;
Mrs. Walter Lelsman and W. C.
Perkins received high score prises
for cards. Twerity were In attend-,
ance. Potted hyacinths made pret
ty decorations on the tables;
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Webb enter
tuined members of the Triangle
club last night. Three tables of
cards were at play during the eve
ning. . Mrs. Wesley McDonald re
ceived high women's prise and Don
L. Gully received high for men.
The hostess served light refresh
ments. . ' ' . ,
' " ' . .
The N. B. II. club met yesterday
with: Mrs. Ernest Walden .for an
enjoyable l:ir o'clock luncheon.
Three tables of bridge were at play
during the nfternoon. Mrs. Rob
ert Smith and Mis. Ed Coughen.
nower were awarded first and sec-
jond prizes respectively.
I ' ,
Mrs. C. Y. Heule entertained the
j Me-Wuy-a-Tuin club yesterday af
Jternoon ut her home. , Mrs. A.-K.
. l'eeblcr wus awarded high Bcore
1 for cards and Mrs. - Lawrence
I Druinsiulth received second. Mrs.
Clarence Green wus a guest of the
afternoon.
The hostess served a two-course
luncheon. Potted ulunts inude at-
I tructlve decorations.
j The club will meet two weeks
i from yesterday . with Mrs. Druiu-
smltli.
. , ki(l,vVird,P, ftrwi.,w,,Hcd,Corl.
Va., elleged thut 2,301) votes from
the city lighting circuit ruined his
radio set. The city refused to pay
damages. ' ; . , .3 ,
Gives Murder Clue
'
.Hi tL
V,
Mrs. Margaret Kelly, allaa Ma.
rlo Allen, 'Is expected, to be tukeh
before thV Santa ,Iiurbaraocoun;
ty grand' Jury to tell, whut she
known of Jhe lOfycan-oUl'mur.
.xler of Francis XewJS; Olarke;
fejiokune. Wushl, riilllionulre. Kho
appeared In Los Aiiigeles and vol
unteered the storj?. ". :, ' .
Womam 77 i Killed '
By Hit-Run Driver
ALAMEDA,' Cal.; Mnrv 1 (AP)
r-Mra. pra Murphy, 77,- of Cres
cent City, widow of the late Judge
James Murphy, (Of the Del Norte
county superior Court,..was killed
by a lilt.TUn automobile containing
four young.' men here last' night.
, Police later arrested It. H; Kear
ney. 28. automobile sales manager:
13. Hteel, 26. railroad clerk: Mal
colm llogers, . S3, and' 8.. M, Ura
hum, St all of Aluineda.; .
cim.u is cmiustem:i .
PAIlltt, Mar. -1"(AP) -The. Paris
edition ;of .tho 'TJow York Herald
today says the name Shurauda dtujo
Hulkar,:huB been beBtowed upon
t,h rivc-week-old dugghter -of thu
former MuharuJuh of -Indoro ' und
lils wife, the 'former Nancy. Miller
of. Hcaltle.' i ; . . .... ' .
. The .christening. ': was I'.aeoom.
panled fwlth. kit- the: pump- and
ceremonial of the Hindu-rltoB.
Two Structures
Collapse Under
Weight of Snow
By Mrs. J. It. Tries
(Observer Correspondent)
COVE, Ore.. (Special) Tho
heavy snow of this winter has
caused tho collapse of two build
ings In Cove. The first one was
the barn on Frank Bloom's place
and recently the Dean shed, near
the old depot building, collapsed.
, Dorothy Bnrker wns re-elected
president of tho Nissakl group of
camp rire girls Tuesduy evening.
Lois Conley was elected vice presi
dent, Jane Daniel was re-elected
secretary, Elolne Witty treasurer
and Dora I.lold corresponding sec
retary. The regular mei'tlng night
was changod from Monday to Tues
1 day evening. After tho business
meeting the younger members, Cleo
Conley and Berta Barker took
I charge of the meeting. Mnterlnl
I was provided for warning honors,
after which refreshments woro
served. .
Logun Anderson cut his font with
an axe Monday morning. Thu cut
Is quite painful, but so fur, Mr,
Anderson has been able to conttnuo
his work as postmaster.
Tho llov. and Mrs. P. 1 Sturges
drove to Baker Thursday. They
spent the night with the lU'V. and
Iifrs. . Herbert Pressey, returning
Friday. .
Mrs. l.llllun Allen Is acting us
substitute In the Frosty district
until Miss I. Itobcrta is ublo to
teach again. . , I
" The members of Cherry Chupter
No. 123,. Order of the Eastern Star
HIU .l VWI IIIK IU lUllilBIt IIIU miii- i
uvr iui wiu uisui:i Hit'i'UiiK lu uu
held March 0. The Odd Fellows
hall hns been rented for the meet-
I
'A tel6iihnne'. booth i Inva -'confec-
tlonery t Avaterlonli',' Muss., posts
una sign;'j ; iH' iieusoiiuuie . , xju
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11 o d I c o top,
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; Vou're tlie'C'ream III My Corf ee (from the musical comedy
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Me null the Mn III the Mxm
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. (lliirlng-lluuld-Kli- Arthur 8. Sulllvun)
llnl lie Hymn of the Itepuhllr
.. (Air, ;'Jh'l Brown's Body") (Howe) ...Victor Mixed Chorus
Ainrrlinii Hlrlt '-Mil itsh (IJcdlculed to Colonel Clarence 1'.
Townnley) (A. Uugllone)
Army null Murllli? -March (Starke) rolled BUitcs Army Bund
Ijirgn (from Xerxes) Pipe Organ (Handel)
-Funeral 3lnrvl. (('hopln Op. 35)
Balm In Gilesil INcgru Mnlrltuul)
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Mlllo lrli-.li Hi (frutn I'uruniount pU-turn, A1iIi'h Itinh Kohi)
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Morton JJownoy
AM ll YpurscH In .lit; Moonlight
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Thd Ktell of I hp IMuot Fox Trot, with Vocal It ('Train
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Charley Kry and lll Milllun Uullur I'ler OrchfHtm
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- lton Solr Ikt1c (Oood Nlwht) Waltx
. J acq u cm llcnard and Kin OrchcKtru
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Betty Kox Trot tfroiu the I'lrwt National picture,, "Hyn-
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One KIh Wallr (from' the rntmlcul comedy, "The New
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Softly, An In Mom I tut NuurlM Kox Trot (from the musi
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Nat Hhllkret and the Victor OrrheHlra
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.MnriniiiM Kox Trot (from h muttical comedy, "The New
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Victor Arden-rhit Oh man und Their OrchOHtru
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Jiick In iIm tUti Kox Trot ......Zex ('onfrey hrcI IIM OrclieKtru
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. Win n Hummer in iow Kox Trot With Vocal llcfniiii
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Imb. Dinner will be at 1 o'clock.
Dr. H. 8. Hlliullton, nf llolna.
held servtri'M ut tho Methoilist
church Weilnesiluy evenlnu;. Tills
wus tho quarterly conference meet
lnit. John Demi, or Cove, und Mrs.
Fines, of I41 Grundrt, were quietly
murrlcd Saturduy at l.u drundo.
Mr. mid Mrs.' Di'nn'ileft for l'ort
lund Ininu'dlutely after tho cere
mony, s
'1'. C. Conklln and J. K. Mills
were uiiioiik those who nttendid
the onenlnir day of thu Kconomlu
conference. .
Mr. and Mis. Alvln Orton und
(luiiKhter, Wundu Hetty, were din
ner quests ut thu home of 'Mr. und
Mrs. J. c. Miller Huuduy.
The rcKiilur cottuKo iiruyers of
tho HuptlHlH will ho held ut the
houip of Mrs. Kdna llurltoy Krl
1U)f' ' 1 MIKIli Mt l
it. i'rico returneti from a
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Platnchlo nuts are Imported
from Sicily, Syria and Parti.
Cusliows are Rruwn In India, Mex
ico und tho West Indies,
NaU. Amy f FmU
Men ore ao necessarily loolithit
It would be being fool In a high
er itraln of (oil; not to bo a fool..
-Pascal. '
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Swift's ix;st Gem Nut
brand. 2 pounds.....'..
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5 pounds ....
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3-pound jar
59c
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