La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 24, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, May 24, 1929 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Mrs;Reynolds And Mrsf Stoddard GJve ' i: , Bridge Luncheon ;' Oncof the prettiest Sf the num erous, spring partles.oriltc lout few weeks was 7 the bridge luncheon .Riven yesurdny. when Mrs. "Charles (jll. Itvynolds arid Mrs. Rimer Htod .dard : entertained about forty. or VJhelr- frlt-ndsj The luncheon wok served In the main dining room ut jthe Saeujuwea lhn;, the guests hav i1K ;en .seated about four table. -riu colors, yellow-; und plnK flre I'doinlniitoil liilthe dl'tfarullons which '.rniislMed of baskets or. lovely now-; ers iili.fi tapers. of the two ceioi's. "The lini'licon H'ila served fo four courses. y ' r-"7 '- '' Aftify the luncheon thcrofwerej ten tholes for bridge on the mes- j xttnimf wberc riowcrs hud also been "used tavlMtly and lustily. The tlrat , rprhse ;wu won hy Mlxa' Federun ofi enterprise, second by Mrs. Howard! O'HiUm and third hyMr. H. K. I Jilxon. Miss l-Vderun und Mm. J. it. Campbell, also . oft Ruter-prlse, ..wore the guests -present-Jrom' out ,in the cl'ly. .- ; ;- v .' . ' . . "' ' Swastika Club v; . Ends Its Season Williamson, 'nakliur high' acore. gentleman' prime going to Walter Nowland anil guest ptiie to Mrs 11 I. McKay. A delightful evening was concluded with the serving ot a two course lunch; Classroom Teachers Install Officials Tho last meeting of the, year for fllio Swastika club wn.Hvbld yester-. day evening at the hdme of , Mr. ' find Mm. Wurd KowU'W 608 Hprthg street. Hweet peas were used Tot 'the decorations In the - lowler' 4home, pink and white being r th vprevalllng colors. Several hour yw'rf spoilt at bridge. Mrs. Lowell .5 1406 Adams. . J.a Grande. Ore.( Oroca Bldf. ' ,ti ., WOOPEE COATS for Women Miss : New pastel shades adn Color combina tions. Black, Blue, " tPink and Orange. .. '. ..oyLYiaoo . A hop l ill sty teacher of th I -a Orande public school nUendfd the clOHlng metinK tor tlie year of tho nana Kooni IVaohera tlepurtment of .Nadonul Kduratlon uwHirtu lion he lit la tit evening' at the Huoa Jnwoa Inn. ThlH wua the time for the installation of tho recently sol cteU orficMH ami the followliiK' wnf proper! imlucteil into the varloim of fleet, president, Arnold flmlapp, flint vice prelsdent, l(. A. WUkerson, Heeond vice president, 511m Marie- Ttrgtcheek, secretary treasurer, MIha Florence Wllllunin. Mrs. Heat rice Voting, the rethina p rent dent, nerved uh installing offi cer.;-- , ' - A prbfrram-was offered, on tvhlch i'pre repreHentatlves from each of thft'dly- tk'hools. Tho teachers from' tntral. 'Rare " n group of Hongs: it Tlown' dance wus given, by omo from rtlveria; Mrs. More lock of Wallow gave a planologue, K.-P. Towler : of the high' school sang, a pretty group of -songs ; W. W. Ntisbamn nuve a report of the recent high school orchestra und music supervlsnra convention at Rpokane;' Irn. Young of Willow talked on tho subject 'Why huvo n class-room touchers' organisa tion?" .at r.' K vans of Greenwood school, presented a clever news sheet "Tho'Tattler" which had been prepared : hy some of the men teachers and wli'rh chronicled the plans for ,the 'immer of tho Ijt CM-ando teachers.' It was reported to httv been a very, successful us Wttll us enjoyable, meeting. ' Seattle Couple . . Married at Manse The Prf-fthyteiiun mnnse, , 900 i rennxylviinia avenue, wua the aconc or a . (inlet -wedding on Thursday evening at i o'clock. The Itev. J. Oeorre Wulx read the rinir cere mony wnicn united Ktliel Hydo and !amunl Wesley Woirf, of Seattle, Vuh.,-ln holy matrimony.' Mrs. J. Oeorite Wala and MIhh Charlotte Kuhl were wltneMflea to the service.. lr. and Mrx. Wolff left Immediate ly for Baker, Ore., rrom here they will drive- to Riattle where- they will have their futurr, home, Senior Class .To - Give Party Tonigh t Tho program for' the senior class party, to be held tonight, has been completed. Tho party, to which the junior class Is tnvlted, as well as parents of. the seniors. Is to be given at the Pac-sjswea Inn at 8:So o'clock. Th itroKiam. which fol- ! Iowa, will bo followed by dancing and during tho lutermlssion, ' ,11111 lloloket will slnv , f ; Address of welcome Maurice Ma ker, student hody president, t - Piano solo, -by limhura. IMdcock. Iteudliur. by Myrna Wurd, Saxophone, muslcale, .by . high, school iuartet: Henry rulp.. Stan ley Ztindcy. rieland Wnllslnger und (Murk-dtuckman. Iance, by Rally HiegrlsC Heading, by Alia Kulrbanks. - " Musical raw numhoiv by Davbl Coughenower. r , ?.r: 1'luno solo, by Kdrtu Towery. Closing address, by K. D. Towler, high school principal. .. v Mrs. Jack McGhean Entertains Club At a lovely one o'clock luncheon yesterday. Mrs, Jack M ell bean en tertulned the N. H, It. club at Its closing meeting for this year. Mrs. McGheun hud selected lavender and yellow us lur colors, und on tho tables and about the house she used lilacs and yellow and inven- rlftr tillliw utiito nffnnllvnlv IMirwn smalt tables accommodated , thol dosen guests, for the delicious two course luncheon served ; by the hostess. An afterjioon of bridge followed' the ' luncheon, tind then, before separating for the summer, the members hud un exchange of gifts. -. Kin, of. Wilson Aids Far East Meat vv.'';.5 Groceries (J ,E u NCor. Cedar and Washington Main 759 Room to Park . Yes, always plenty at Joel's. We are vnot in the business district so our cus tomers en joy a liberal amount of park ing space without the tiresome effort of driving all over to find it. In this friendly store you do not have to dress up, your house dress is always in style and if you have an extra minute you probably will have a chance to visit as all of your neighbois and friends run in to Joel's. Save? , Of course you save. That is our business to see that you do.: Medium Size Pork and Beans, 3 for 30c Green Peas, 2 pounds 25c Old Dutch Cleanser, 3 for 25c Large Head Lettuce, 2 for ; ..19c Van Camp's Catsup, 2 bottles ....... ... 36c Preferred Stock Telephone Peas, 2 for ................;....:.........:......:.... 29c Preferred Stock Cut String Beans, 2 for ..... ...... , .35c . ICECREAM in pints or quarts, cones or icy pies. The easy dessert, La Grande made. Rhode Island Red Hens Spring Fryers Fruit canning time will be here soon. We offer you at less than wholesale price pure cane sugar buy and save. $5.75 per sack f H -4 VieX1, --' " a'ft ) l f l i UENUS Miss Edith Bragg , To Wed Mr. Carson Many pre-nuptial affulrs are be ing given in Pulem for Minn Killlli llrugg, instructor In the Rulem high achtiol, who is to wed Wallace Car Ron next month, MIhh Hragg hurt many friends in I a Xlrande, mado when the family lived lu-re. Mr. and Mr. Dnnrir were very promin ent In l.u Orunde circles. Mr. HrnKff SKA J.vl! turn . Mm. Jesals' Wilson Sayrei' rtaulth lr of the lata Frextdent Wood., row t Wilson.' haa baeit active recently In charily work for lite' Far Kaat Kaltef. - She l pictured above at ner home In Cambridge, ' jj.-.. .-v ' Hy MIhIM Maury Motbers who are going through a case . of meaalea-for the flint tune are often at their wlt'a end aa 1 to what to feed" the patient. Aa' usual, the .doctor haa aald "aomo- thlrg light while this temperature laataM ,nnd milk haa been the chief source or- nourishment. r Orungo juice,-' weak, lemonade and plenty or wuter can be used with thtmllk diet. .-- ,. . j. , . Ah vtliA fnVee lnnvea flm' mjill ' measlc sufferer and the rash dis appears, more foods can be used, but aa long as the skin Is rough nil roods that might bo Irritating to the dlgemive tract should )e avoided, t . t Of course, the age or the child determines the selection or his rood in Illness as in health, but all euro' should be observed not to give him rood thul lH at all dirflcult lo di gest. ' I Change Must lie flrailual I Kven during the worst stages nf the disease,, unless the patient Is very sick, Junket and Jellied milk can be used. . In a day or ao broth and gruels can be added to the list' of foods. i I When the eruption Is gone tho , diet Is gradually .brought . back to i nonnoV KS jllie. child, regains . Its ngnnul health. -Kuslly digested MM.' and. .oenvaln. ; Inked potato, cream' -S(iuw. sifted ; prune, pulp, custard, and ' gektllne I desseils With plenty ofmllk.and orange Juice run' lie served wlth .good ef- U.fect. . ... ... I A Vegelahles should be ; added a soon' as possible and a nourishing diet die followed regularly. I -The diet ..has --mucht.'lodo'' in bilnglng a c,hld,,liack to normal f nnd - preventing'1 annoying uftcr- orrecta during contagious disposes, ' An' attack at Indigestion or.con- stlpatlon along with measles means , -Ihat'muoh greater -.tax on. n small , , liody .working; to eliminate abnor mal conditions. , I ' Maklng Milk 1'alatahlc . ' ,MllV ,'ls ner-eiisury, and If the' patient reru'es'H .'plain it run be InadiH pnlutuhle for hi in -In 'several ','. v.li'J "'.. ;'.; ..' , Ohe" teaspoohfnl of sugar nnd a Pajama Suits Borrow Peon Bell Trousers Hy lUttut Momln (Associated I'iyks b'tisblon Kdltor) I'AltIS (AP lleacli elntbeN. after going dm far us possible In the wuy uT ellmluntlon, . hsvlng the other wny ami now are one of the most demure aspect of (ho haute couture. ; Mtdmimnver models nearly nil hove ankle long bell trousers, with 11 ex lean Influence apiwrent. The most exciting of the tvxv models have triangular got lets inset be low, tho knee of tnuiser lew, pro ducing exaRgvrated flures. Chautul Introduces the fashion, In psjama suits of rose beige tussore. ; Mary NuWltsky has many ve. rletles of plain and printed silk combinations of v bell trousers, mnlcbliiK vest and plnln coats. Homo of the new Nowltsky coals havo short flared peplums and 'X KKKCfated flared foresleeves. The Kotwltsky manuenulus wear floppy beach hats, with or without crowns, and wooden heuch sandals f col ors to match their beach suits. . if lain and printed linen beach suits are another . well , established form. ' White gob pants and printed linen routs. Willi or wilbout sleeves,, . ai'tt gidiiK lo.be worii by many girls. .The trousers pi over A one plei-o bathing suit which pro vides the vest top. For elaborate silk pajama nulls, double Jackets In. contrasting or blending colors aro hew. t'hantal shows panel coats, some of them In cotton velvet. . They are three, timirter length, slashed erratically to show the pajamas underneath. Uhuutitl .stresses . emerald green nnd rose beige for puja,tnna ami nld In digesting ' nnd prevent an unpleasant taste after drinking that makes It a difficulty for some children. l-ater Cream soups and ' milk toast take rare of tho milk prob lem when . the. child won't drink milk, . .... , . " . ., ... - - Newest -Spring Coats Extremely low priced See these values , " Compare our prices. ' ; PUTMAN'S La Grande Exclusive Ready-toWear - ' and Millinery r blends such color sos violet, nu.ua' tuttrlue blue and greeu. maroon and ruse pink. -Quilted tussore Is used for one beach costume with pnnel coal, , ' ,'!'"'' '.'. .', ' ' t . , , John (lllhert . and Ina . Claire were married the dt her day after a sternly courlahlp of a month. They probably felt that matri mony Is something you shouldn't be in loo much or ai hurry about. A former St. I.ouia guarnaa la employed us a director ot under world films. Judging by the num ber of that kind ot show we've een lately, Al Co pone la mlaainai a big chance by not buying movie camera...... .'-.-v. -.-u.-, . . v - People pre Interested In. learn Ing bow not lo die. nut little In terested in learning bow to Utru.' TR. tIM MYKRI CHIROPBACTOB Keep Well . Health Pays Daily Dividends; flour: . -1 1 i t m a West JHc-ohson Bldg. I (Imnda, 6 re. specllon.?' Also" inuny of, our pa- ,lMr linmoh! oin he added to a' irons uro aaktria-.. "When are "vou ; KlliaSior milk i to ehnnge the tasle. going to' lmve aoiu'e : now. hooks?"' Nti''tr, or vonllln' offer two more The following new hooka will he.' ,a?or ' r . ' . ',' '--, . Having been county superintendents put Into circulation Saturday nlgjtt h' Two teaspodnfuis of welUcooked of schools for many yeurs and wasut six o'ejock: ' , ' cocoa can be added to one glass of ...... ,....-. ,....... . Anthonyi-'-Cutherine The Oi-ent." Arniin "rxpc-ctation." ' Heard -"Whither Mankind." ; i" '- ill luiiuiiii-e unil liriiiK SUCH llieyi , . are. prone 10 she. a bit. of such ro- Browner-.! hat Wan Heine." mnnco where every they go. Such.' nimnet -"Arf of Uilnklnff. was tho case. with tho delightful j 'ey ''How'n and Why' i of llu formal teu frir which Mrs. George! '.- """ Behavior. , ' . A. While was hosless WediMxaloy ! rm"'Joah'll.ll Hretlte. between 3:30 und 5:30 o'clock com l: ti large purty given Wednesday will lie of local Interest lletrothuls are -the. very essence milk. A .few grains of salt make a de tdrnhlo change-sometimes.' One. tohlespooufuljOf Hum wafer odiled.'to 'each - glass, of milk- may Itnly' Spaeth .''Head: 'em und Weep." Spaetli-r"Wiep .-Some '.More My iJidy." '-.. ,'' . . , Turnhull "The Handsome Man." Wehster--'The Sealen Trunk." Hnncock '"The- Nnrrallve hf Sam--: Wescoltir-'lHuod.live. Wlsroiisln.!, . iter ibincoclt,"- ! , .': The,imir5l alsiT IrateffihV'ark i Heywardr-VMamha's Jaiighler's." ' nowledges some thirty-six books 1 Johnson c'l.lon." ? -. ' i donated by Mrs. 8. H. Morgan Kaye-Smlth "The VI1lag Doctor." . which will he put Into circulation thai to Wallaco Carson. I "" u,.,,, nr. lie-was the. color-motlf-chos.ll;!,!rVa'iV!,P'.V! ,Mi...W.hlte for the, tc lo'WWl:M,1'(nnB, hum." , -"WIld.Qoose CHuse.? I. I ren." ' i " '- ' - nllmonllno- Ml T.MIIh llr... u'1,11 I'leiClier V 1 HO, MOllOVCr . m llgO ' - J I . ?. .. ' Afrnliv" -.Vi ' .i nus oniy recently unnuunceu neri betrothal to Wallaco Carson. Prosl -West-running Ttrook Whll en .by and for inuny of tlte flowers ubotit the. Iuosb.,rooins.-,i, Tho toa.tnhle was centered with a sliver bowl of which W4-re arranged lilles-of-the-valley on either side of which stood silver candle sticks holding lighted (j r,,-iun-l- n ,ll.,l luiiril. l ht niiBfirn- tlon or "June brides" was perfect. Other flowers used about the guest j rooms were splrea. and Iris. j l.lttle Miss Sybil Spears and; Sally McClellnn nsslsted by MIhr. Virginia Holt received the cards at j the door. In lino with Mrs. White I and Miss Itrngg. was - Mrs. H .K. Iti-iigg, mother or the honor guest. Mrs. Henry Cornoyer, Mrs. C If. Hoherts. and Mrs. Dan McClellnn of Hend. sisters or Miss Bragg, as sisted in the living room. Mrs. John Carson, Sr., Mrs. John ftand, and Mrs. Irnuc l,ee Patterson poured and were usslsted about the dining room by Mrs. Krank lecke bach, Jr. Miss I.eoh Hoss, Miss llenrletlu White and Miss Dorothy While. - There were HiO invitations issued for Ihis affair. , . . v. ; t.iidwlg "Ooelhe the' History of a : lan."'; : i 1.utJ-"A New, Name.". ' i. ' rnsklnnn "Clentlemen be Seated. four. Ducks on ti .ond." as Ndon as. they muy he cataloged. Announcements A Memorial Oay service will be held at the Island City community church next Thursday morning at 1 1 o'clock. Itev. Hansen will be the spe4ik.tr of the morning . and there will he other Items on the program. Including un explanation of the irreducible, fund. Those who owo money for the upkeep of their lots are- uskeii to pay some to Mrs. Lee Km ttb before Memorial Day. The final meeting for the year of the 1st Oranrie Neighborhood club will be held Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock In the ball room at the iA Oramle hotel. There will be election and Installation of officers for nekt year., . Those who have not paid their dues for the current year are asked to huve them in before t Tuesday. - I The, I toy a) Neighbors of America will entertain the Modern Wood men and their families at a pot tuck supper Mondny evening at seven o'clock. All members ore In vited to attend. r Tho Women of MoOsehart T.e Klon will meet at the home of Mrs. Marry Hitler on Fourth street to night for a social. Mrs. Charlie Hplvy will he the assisting hostess. The Hope Chapter No. IS O. K. R have accepted liie Invitation of the Kslher Chapter No. II fo Bak er, for Monday. May 27. All thosW members having no way to go to Raker, are asked to call Mrs. Myr tle HeaHy. ' ' Iff . V'-i fa1"' YA : if M WA 0 v Library Ghats We have been so busy cleaning house and wielding paint brushes that we have had little time to think or new books and things lit erary. Hut we reel that we should I do something to celebrate the rart j that the library has been newly kslsomined and baa Ita face andj hands washed and Is ready for in- The Run Stop at the hem line prevents embar rassing, expensive garter runs. The Block Toe and Sandai Sole features add "Miles of Wear to Every Pair." , The generous length of silk boot assures silken beauty above the knees. You'll like Rollins for their Beauty and - '" Long Wear. SHEER CltlFFON Silk-lo-thetop .,.. SERVICE WEIGHT Silk-to-the-hem $1.65 $1.50 For th6se hot Summer Days try a pair of our Genuine Deaville Sandals They are cool and comfortable $4.95 $ 5.85 and f 7.50 BURNETT SHOE CO. Quality Shorn . Economy Prices Life Buoy Toilet Soap 2 bars .... .. 15 ,No, Dunbar Fancy Shrimp ro. 1 can....... -lty j Van Car.:3 Mackerel No. 1 tall can ..14 j : Van Camp's - . Tuna Ffckcs ' , Pork and Beans : F Mad Super Suds ' Duz PigglyWfely Large Package . ; ' Give it a try Cider VillCtr Each ........;;.:...;....19 Large package ...244 , 1 pint bottle , Gulden's Brand f 'Prepared Mustard Picnic size bottle ...J........... -.5 9 oz. bottle v.:........;...::... l&j Pure Imported Olive Oil Pint can ........ Quart can .... gallon can Pimentoes 2 oz. glass .. No. 14 can ... ...9 11 Satisfaction Canned Kraut No.2M.can...:.:...17 Big Boy Ginger Cskes 2 lbs. Armours DEVILED MEAT Small Tins. 6 for ......:...:...:..::...:..:.:.i25 , Large tin, 3 for .........-..:..,.;...'..25f LUNCH TONGUE ' No .10 can .......,i....25 BONELESS PIGS FEET 1 pint jar ......35 Coffee . PIGGLY WIGGLY SPECIAL 1 pound bag ..:......u42 DEL MONTE 1 lb. can ...L...554 MAXWELL HOUSE, 1 lb. can 58 GOLDEN WEST 1 lb. can ..;.58 Armour's Pure Lard 10 lb. pail ?1.25 Marshmallows 1 lb. carton 25 French's Prepared Mustard 9 oz. glass ........14 ; JAMS AND JELLIES Hunt Brothers Sunset Brand Jam Made from pure Fruit and Sugar. Small can ;........ ,.10 r Silver Leaf Assorted Preserves ' 12 oz. jar .......21 Royal Club Strawberry Preserves Packed in Glass Measuring Cup. 16 ounces .............-.:.. 28 Merrif ield's Jelly Assorted Flavors 6 oz. tumbler ......10 In FRUIT AND VEGETABLES New Peas - Pound ..........10 New Potatoes Pound 74 . Bunch Carrots 3 for :........:.....23 Good Bananas Pound : . . 74 It pays to study the Swinging Price tags. P. A. Piggly Wiggly Co. 'tv