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Friday, June 7, 1929
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Page Three
flSociETY News
inner And Bridge '
Party Given Last .
Night by Warnocks
iMr. and Mrs. Oscar Warnock en-
tained at a dinner party, g-iveit
the Sax Grande hotel last wc-
Me. After a four-course dinner
jm served, the guests spent a
Voly evening playing bridge at
b Warnock home. The high score
r the women was won by Mrs.
Eirvey Matthews, Francis Greu
)h won hih score for the men,
(d Mrs. r.eal JUissell received
Insulation.
iano Pupils. To
Appear in Recital
! .
Sunday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock,
I the Jm Grande liolel ball-room,
jo following program will bo
jven as a public presentation of
(e piano pupils of Miss Mildred
?ence r.
fuelling Walers Blake
jKktpped ami Skipped ....."...Clarko
j Nokia Smith
,bndo '. Beethoven
Winona l'uttnan
leigh Hide Schmidt
Mary Jane Chadwiek
lie Giant and the Klf Dorteh
Kllecn Winn
ibin Iance Haines
irehing Song Dutton
' Keitli rotten
lose Petals I.awson
Winona and Theona Putman
a J)onna K Mobile Verdi
( 'i .Donald Jasper
oy Hirlo Meyer
'lie Crickets Party liugbee
Jack McClay
Ihysy Dance Krentzlin
i. Dream Song l-'orman
Ida May Prouty
ilpino Melody Burgmuller
Myron Wheeler .
)anish Peasant Dance ....Christian!
' Nadine Zweil'el
lio Ghost of the Haunted Grange
- lowing
Net a Wilson -
Spanish Waltz ..Moore
j Margaret Znrbrick
'i Kiresido Dullaby Dutton
Ving Poo Burlelgn
Annie Mooro
h the Gondola Kront.Iin
?ho Ghost in the Fireplace
Crosby
Alma Srhroeder
'he Brownies' I'Volis llarker
?arantella Beaumont
liownrd Wilson
' . ...
Damp Fire Girls
Honor Hiss Shaffer
1 i ;
A fan-well surprise i party was
flven to Miss Hose Shaffer, by
he Wakeleto Camp Piro girls, yes
erday afternoon at Miss Genevieve
'lexer's home. M iss Shaffer is
Meat
Cor. Cedar and Washington
People nowadays want to save
moneyto save consistently all
the time and not on just a few
leaders. At Joel's they are able
to save every day on every pur
chase. On Saturday buying is
heavier so we arrange a group of
' foodstuffs at extra savings.
Carrots, Beets and Turnips
bunch 5c
Spinach, per pound . 5c
Oranges, 2 dozen .39c
Green Peas, per pound . . . .10c
Strawberries, 2 boxes 25c
Preferred Jewel Peas, 2 cans 39c
New Green Cabbage,
Walla Walla, per pound . . 5c
Home Cured Fancy
Breakfast Bacon, pound . .36c
Call Early for Hens and Fryers
P & G White Laundry Soap
lObars 39c
leaving for Idaho, where she will
make her home-. After presenting
several lovely gifts to tho guest, j
a pleasant afternoon was spent.
Spring flowers made very attrao-;
live decoration and dainty refresh
ments were served.
Music Recital Is
Given at La Grande
The second of a scries of re
citals by pupils of Mih-s Hilda An-
thony was given last evening at tho '
l.a Grande hotel, the pupils pros-
ented on this occasion having been
tho Misses Barbara Coolldgo, Ola
Mae Hough and Lucille Thompson. I
The young women played with'
very good Interpretation, displayed
splendid technique in all their num"
hers, and were very warmly re-1
celved by the largo audience of.
people present. I
Preceding tho recital program
seven numbers were given as a pre
lude by some boys as follows.
German Danco Schubert
Herbert Voiua
Tho Brook In the Korest
Heuel-Jlolst
Donald Johnson
Dance Tune ltogeia
Hart Itechlin
To the Rising Sun ....Torjussen
Kverett Reynolds
Slavic Dance .Dutton
James Voelz
Valse de Ballet Spear
Marlon Reynolds
Sun Dance (Cherokee Indian) ....
...... - Strickland
George Denny
.Miss, Winifred Scott gave a
charming feature dance "The
Hose Dance" Tschaikowaki. Miss
Genevieve Adlor accompanied Miss
Scott.
For her decorations last evening, 1
Miss Anthony used spirea, snap
dragons and tulips very effective-,
ly. I
Install Officers '
At Eagles Meeting
Installation pf officers was held
last evening at (he Kagles hall at
7:;J0. In the ladies auxiliary the
officers will be ns follows: Mrb.
Kdflh Donn, madam president, re
elected; Mabel Thompson, vice
president, re-elected; Mrs. Stella
Kurtz, inadiim chaplain; Irva
Shultz; secretary, re-elected; and
Lillian Shuihaker, treasure, re
elected.
installation of officers of the
Aerie, was also held last evening.
Hoy Patten, Is worthy president
of tile, mens lodge; Krmot Bush,
vice president; Olio Cochran, chap
lain; C. K. Ilappersett, secretary;
inrt MJ. ALoJnin IcrnjtftiKftr. 3
After lodge was dismissed a so
cial was given for the past presi
dent, Fred Hosson and his wife,
and Mr. and Mrs. Waller Cochran.
The ' ladles auxiliary also gave a
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handkerchief shower to Mrs. ltos-
son and Mrs. Cochran.
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To Bridge Club
Miss Myrtle Hoyt was hostess to
the T. N. T. club Wednesday eve
ning. Tito evening was spent play
ing bridge and afterwards lunch
eon was served. Tho party was
given in honor of Miss Madeline
Miers. Those in the guest list were
Greta McShain, Marguerite Zwci-
fel, Margaret Baker, Cornelia Pen-
nington, Madeline Miers, Leah
Bramwell, Bcrniece Wilson and
Mildred Hoyt.
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Quilts for Member
The Neighbors of tho Woodcraft
of Grande Hondo 'circle, No. 47
have held several meetings lately
at tho home of Neighbor UUie All
stott on V avenuo for tho purpose
of making two quilts for one of
tho neighbors -who recently lost all
her possessions by fire. She was
also given a lovely shower in which
were included innriy beautiful and
useful things. Work is also being
done on a third quilt to be si in 11
arly used. Tho circle will meet In
regular session next Tuesday after
noon, June II, a social meeting and
refreshments to follow tho business
meeting.
Announcements
The Degree of Honor will meet
at the home of Mrs. Charles Wale,
on 1715 Washington avenue, this
evening. - The women will com
plete plans for the benefit card
party, which will bo given June 14
unci 16. .-.: .
MENUS
By Sister Mary
Frozen desserts are always
greeted with delight and they aro
so easy to muke that it seems ad
visable to use them often during
the warm weather.
Ice cream when made with milk
nna junKet can oe given 10 sinan to warm milk and let stand until,
children without any fear of ill ' mixture jellies and is cold. Turn
effect, provided it is eaten slowly. 'int0 freezer mold packed in tee and
Small bites on the tip of the spoon HUit aml let stand five minutes,
and not too close together prevent ''Add cream whipped until firm and
small tummies from being chilled ,ntx thoroughly. Freeze several
by the cold dessert. " 1 hours. " . . -
A frozen cuwtnrrf which is notj One wrt nf Ire cream wilt - tn
too rich and does not contain nuts Blx parts of lee Is a good prnnortion
jindA fuU can also be used forwo.use for this mixture.
children
If grown - up tastes demand
something more than plain vanilla
ice cream, a sauce can be served
for their benefit.
About Freezing Desserts
The woman who can freeze her
dessert in an electric refrigerator
saves tile time and effort required
for crushing ice. But it's not hard
work to crush Ice and thero are
many mixtures which can be froz
en without turning a crank.
Slow, steaily freezing rather
than much, and vigorous stirring
gives ice cream its smooth tex
ture. Hurried freezing instead of!(,
stirring or not-stirring is what;
makes a coarso granular Ice
J cream. The smaller
the amount
of salt used in freezing mixtur
j tho more velvety the dessert. II!
the Ice cream Is wanted quickly
j the freezing timo can bo shorten
I ed by scraping tho frozen cream
away from the sides of the mold
every 2(1 minutes.
Junket ice cream can be flavor
ed with vanilla or made into a
chocolate ice cream by tho ad ill
Hon of two squares of
choeolate. 1
melted
Kxtrcmc culd d tills the taste
SEAWALL PROMENADE CALLS WORLD'S BEAUTIES
ri ML m h H -
1 iL' ' yx 1 feill
: Hi ,4C femi
SHE MAY BE SCHMELING'S BRIDE
It took a' I !-yeur-old Czech-American girl to knock Max Schmellng,
German heavyweight fighter, heud-uver-heels- in love. Miss Jar
mlla Vackova, above, now is in Prague starring in a movie, but
she'll have to hurry back or lose her American citizenship. Then
she expects to see 11 err Schmellng, shown In inset, who has re
turned to tills country to continue his campaign for the championship.
nerve, so frozen mixtures must no
extra sweet and highly flavored.
Junket Ico Cream
Three cups milk, 1 cup sugar, 1
junket tablet, 2 tablespoons cold
; water, 1 tablespoon vanilla, 1 cup of congregations in Cardinal Gas
, whipping cream, few grains salt. parrl's private apartment in tho
j Heat milk and sugar until Kike- ' Vulcan,
warm. Crush junket tablet 'undl I lra:otn tho moment of tho ex-
dissolve in water and vanilla. Add
If pasteurized milk Is used use
an extra half tablet of junket.
CHURCH-ITALIAN
STRIFE IS ENDED
VATICAN (MTV, .lunn 7 UP)
J The (to-year-old strife, between the
j Roman Catholic" church and the
Italian government was solemnly
tided this forenoon with exchange
of retlfieatioos of the Lateian
trentv of Pebriinrv 1 1 bv Premier
aIiimhoIItiI and Cardinal' Oasparri,
papal undersecretary of state.
The ropy of the treaty handed
by 11 Duee to the Papa! secretary
of state bore the signature and
seal of Victor Kman uel, Italy's
King, while that handed sig. Mus
solini was signed and scaled simi
larly by Pope Plus XI.
The ceremony was simple ami
brief. There were no speeches, ami
) It was terminated with a simpk
completion pi
ess in u hlch It w as
K?f iff - M
attested the exchange
had been
made.
The formality, momentous for
the .Roman Catholic world and the
Italian state, occurred In the hall
i change the Lateran treaties en-
tered into full vigor and effect.
The new governor of Vatican City,
Commendatore Camillo Serafinl,
entered officially upon his duties
ami the Swiss guard look up posts
at the new entrances to tho Vati
can territory.
The great bronze doors opening
out, ,.upon the eollonado of St.
I-V'teT's stiuaro which remained halt
shut for 59 years wero opened'
wide as a significant symbol of the
new stale of, things.
. .Osservatore 'Romano this after
noon published the full text of the
La lorn n accords, tho documents
rclalivu to ratification and the new
law of the Papal slate which wus
prepared by the lawyer Francesco
Pacclli, Intermediary for tho Popo
and Mussolini during the two years
of negotiations. 1
The exchange, also made effectlvo
the financial provisions of the
Latornn treaties by which tho Vati
can received bonds for 1,000,000,
000 lire (about $52,000,000) 750,
nnn.oiMi lire cash (about $l,oo,
000) tills latter was given the Holy
See in the form of a letter of credit
on the Bank of Italy. Tho Vatican
will open a running account with
that institution. ' '
A New York girl who black
jacked and robbed victims was
captured by police the other day.
In ot her words, a knockout.
We're a Utile ahead of Mexico,
anyu ay we don't, call our bank
rotih'TM p'vnlntbmlslR yet.
i.f i i t -fit-it i .1-. I .-ft : Miit-.v lli-itnll.
Surveying For
New School At
Hilgard, Oregon
By VKRXA WI'.I.MKIl
(Observer Correspondent) '
ITll.GAUl), Ore., (Special)
Mr. Neal, the counly surveyor, was
in Hilgard Tuesday and eomplot-
od tlio snrvey of yio lines for tho i
land on winch the new school house
will be built this summer.
M rs. Prank Sun ford and Mrs.
Kmery Fargson were in J,a Grande
Tuesday. -
Mrs. Kd Sailing went to ai
Grande Wednesday and visited her
j daughter, Mrs. D. Dllley. She re-
iiiriifU iiuiiiu i uui .limy.
Mrs. Jloward Stialt and daugh-1
ters, Doris and Virginia went to
Portland Sunday, returning homo
Wednesday.
Mrs. Guy Therbuo and daughter,
Kva, were shopping and transacting
business in La Grande Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Coins who have
been living In ono of the cabins at
tho Five Point camp ground ara
leaving Priday for. Yakima, Wash.,
where they will spehd the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Bloom and
children and Mr. Bloom's mother,
M rs, Dora Bloom, of Pino valley
took dinner with the Welmer ram
tly at Hilgard Monday. They were
on tluir return trip from Taeoma,
Wash., where they had been visit
ing Charley Blqom.
M r. a n d M rs. Wl 1 1 Fo r m an, oc
DU. 3LLE. MVHK9
Keep Well
Health
Pays Daily Dividends
IIours:
2 lo B & 7 to S
On the open shelves at PIGGLY WIGGLY, famous and
familiar packages await you, with fresh, inviting fruits and
vegetables. And by each item hangs a square price tag the
celebrated swinging price tag of the Piggly Wiggly stores.
Take what you please from the shelveslook it over,
' compare pricesmake yourown decision, leisurely.' "
Best of all you save money week in and week out at
Piggly Wiggly- Consistently low prices are assured by our
special method of operation. And even belter things to eat.
Fel'sNaptha
Soap
10 bars 07
Purina Whole
Wheat Flour
3 11). package 32
Old Fashion
WholeWheat
Flour
!) lb. bag 71
Ovaltine
(i oz. can 1 8$
11 oz. can 01
Ken-L-Ratjon
1G oz. can 10
Sprutts Dog Cakes .... !
22
Spratts ovals .....H)
Spratts Puppy Cakes
i5
Spratts Fibo 45
PURE COUNTRY SORGHUM
Just a little left
2 pound can 40 5 pound pail 75
Always a lull line of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables, Strawberries
and Cantaloupes.
It Pays to Study the Swinging Price Tags.
Corner Two Stores 1108 Adams
Depot and Wash. Locally Owned Koesch Bldg.
P-A Piggly Wiggly Co,
PUTMAN'S
La Grande Exclusive Ready-to-Wear
and Millinery
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Pino valley, were dinner guests of
(ho Wetmers Sunday. They were
returning to line valley ultor liv
ing in Southern Oregon for the
past ten years.
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UCtVOl t OlVl IS
Slain Near Hotel
DETROIT, June 7 (AP) Mina
Patricia Le Klair.'Ul, a hotel cigar
counter clerk, was found slain
- i ennv luuuv in tin 11 lev in iihv reur
of the. hotel at which she worked,
: The girl's feet were ' bound and
U gag hud been forced into her
! mouth. Attendant ut the hotel
said tho girl loft thero shortly after
I midnight with an unidentified man.
The next thing for Dr. Sehnoht,
tho German reparations expert, to
turn tils hand to might bo the
writing of a book entitled, "Fa
mous Installment Collectors I
llavo Pooled, and How."
CHIROPRACTOR
West Jacobson Bldg.
I.a Or!.ndet Ore. ,
Citrus
Household Soap
10 bars 39
Van Camp's
Oval Sardines
15 oz. can ...13
Soap Deal
5 bars citrus soap .
20tf
1 package Citrus
powder '. 27
1 round Pyrcx
pudding dish 95
, VALUE $t.-i2
Sale Price 97
Cold Medal
Mayonnaise
Pints. 29.
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Gene Tunney , calls that $500.-:
000 breach of promise suit a Joke
Not nearly so much of a joke, how
over, as that million dollar Chicago
fight was on Jack Dempsoy. -
1405 Adams,
La Gran do, Ore., Grace Bids.
Women's Voile Ted
dies and Stepin's.
Women's vollo teddies and
stepin's, in pastel . shades,
sonio laco tiimmed,
- 19
Life Buoy
Soap
2 bars ..15
Armour's
(honeless)
Pigs Feet
14 oz. jar 35
Rosedale Sweet
Potatoes
Mo. 2 can 13
Calumet Corn
Starch
1 lb. package 9
3 packages 25f,
Kerr's Corn
Meal
!) II). hag 39
Tea Garden
Mint Jelly
15 oz. glass 35
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