La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 22, 1929, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textriday, November 22, 1925) LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Three oociety l I mrming Bridge ' Luncheon Is Held i At Sacajawea Inn it u charming and unique lge-luncheon yesterday uftcr it .Mrs. Chase Ituhnenkamp und 9. Frank Appleby were hustescss the Sacajuwea Inn for one of jnostun usual affairs of the Say It With Flowers... This THANKSGIVING To your hostess here, To your folks at home, if you are away from home, Through our Florists .Telegraph Delivery Service ': Phone M-ll jf Surplus stocks Washougal Clothing Co. of Syracuse, N. Y., and Oregon City Woolen Mills. High grade Pure Virgin Wool garments offered La Grande men tomorrow morning for the iirst time. Just SHIRTS Illuc, ews year. Decora tluns of the luncheon table, with cavern for 117, were In ii striking modernistic arrangement in black and white, with center piece of white puniponu and candles. Honors fur high tally were pre sented to Mis. Jelu Jones, with 15 tables at play. Second and third prizes were won by Mrs, Charles Miller and Mrs. Leslie Klnzcl, rc- k ovists III512 Adams &&&Sr&&S& SN2 150 S what you have been WASHOUGAL $35 to $40 Values OREGON CITY Pure Wool Suits Tan, White The mieotlvcly. rniiHalitllun prize was awarded to Mrs. l.loyd Tierce. Reynolds-Spencer Wedding Thursday . -. , At a qulpt wedding ' ceremony yesterday afternoon at 3:R0 the nuptlalH were performed for Mrs. Nellie. Spencer and James K, Uey noldH at Mrs. Spencer's homo by the Hev. M. O. Tennyson. They left yesterday on their honeymoon, which will tako them to Washington, where Mr. Koy nolds has a ranch, to Med ford and Kings City, Oil., to visit relatives. Upon their return they will live at 1508 Second street, Mr. Reynolds' home. Stanges Entertain j At Dinner Bridge j A delightful dinner' bridge at. which Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Stunge were host and hostess entertained members of the Clio club at tho I Kucajuwea Inn Wednesday eve ning. Lovely pink chrysanthemums centered tho "dinner table. Honors for high tally were won by Mrs. V. jr.. Heuter and Fred I-.un7.er, with six tables at play. - I Alpha Club Meets At Leisman Home Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ulngnor were host and hostess to tho mem bers of tho Alpha club yesterday evening- at a -charming evening of dinner-bridge ot the home of Mr. and Mrs. V. 31. Lcisman. Dinner wns served at tables centered with clusters of bronze pompons. Fivo tables of bridge wero at piny, with Mrs. W. ILLolsman and A. V. Nelson winning honors for high 'tally. A guest prize was pre sented to Mr. nnd Mrs. George Mc Donald, . ' ' ' N. B. B. Club Meets " I With Mrs. W. Jones Hostess ut a pleasunt afternoon of bridge wus Mrs. Walter Jones when the X. B. 13. club met yes terday at her home,, which was at tractively arranged with fall flow ers. Two tables of bridge were at play, with high honors won by Mrs'. A. K. Hug and second prlzo by Mrs.. esley McDonald, During the aCt Urnoon a dainty two-course lunch- con was served. UITS AN RGOAT wanting at these unusual values. $1.95 !iTOOt Fob Evcrv Mam Tho next meeting will be with Mrs. A. K. Hug", December 6,, , . j. - . t Lodge Members In Enjoyable Evening An enjoyable evening was spent last night when n dance was given at the I. O. O. V. hall by members of tho Odd Fellows and Hebekah lodges and tholr friends. A three- piece orchestra furnished tho mu sic, both popular and old-time, for the jolly crowd of dancers. A second In this series of dances will be hold two weeks from hist night, December 5. Class Makes Quilt For Needy Family Tho Presbyterian lllblo Search ers class met Wednesday after noon In tho church, with Miss 'Charlotte Kuhl In charge of tho devotional. Mrs. Harry Turner presided at tho business meeting, after which the afternoon was spent making a (piilt to bo given to a needy family nt Christmas time. Hostesses for tho afternoon who served delicious refreshments were Mrs. C. M. Humphrey. Mrs. W. S. Snook and Mrs. Smart. The next meeting will bo a Christmas party at tho home of Mrs. Harry Turner. Camp Fire Girls Are Entertained Tho Camp Flro ginis of the Cheskehamny group held their (meeting at Nelson's hume on X j uyenuo Tuesday evening, alter; which refreshments of roasted j welnlcs and buns wero served. j Their next meeting will bo held ! at tho home of ilulh Cornstalk, 008 Third street, after school on i Tuesday, November 2ti. j .,. I Mrs; James Nelson Entertains Club Mrs. James Nelson was hostess at an enjoyable evening 'meeting of the A. O. T. Bridge club Tues day at her homo on Jefferson, with two tables ut play. Mrs. Jess Stiles won honors for high score. Mrs. Claude Mackey was presented with consolation prize. ... During tho evening dainty re freshments were served. , Tho next moeting of the club will no witlv Mrs. 'Walter Pnhnnnn. OREGON CITY Pure Wool Top Coats & Overcoats, $30.00 Values OREGON CITY Pure Wool O'Coats $35 to $40 Values 20 Blanket Sale Continues Diversity Club Is Entertained Tho Diversity club met yesterday afternoon at tho home of Mrs. I'hilllp I,ockwoid, with nine mem bers present. The report of tho afternoon was given by Mrs. Noel rattrlck on the topic "Farly Ex piMlltion of Lewis and Clark," A few games wero played, with prizes awarded to Mrs. John Hoover, Mrs. ICdwnrd l'routy and Mrs. Claude l'uekolt. Tho rest of the afternoon was spent in sewing. Lovely bomiuets of fall flowers added bits of color to tho home. Delicious refreshments were served. Mt. Glen Relief Society Meets The Kollef society members of tho Mt. (ilen ward of the L. 1. S. church met Tuesday afternoon In regular session, with nn interesting progrnm. During tho business meeting the principal discussion was finding a moans to finance the building of a chimney for tho hall. They decided to give a cooked food sulo in la li ramie, SATl'ltDAY l'IKKilt A.MS Tho National Broadcasting com pany progrnm for Saturday follows: 8 a, .. Happy Time; 10 to 10:45, farm, homo program; 1 :30, foot ball; 5, drnmuloguc; U Dnnrroseh and orchestra, Floyd Cllbbons; 7, popular music; 8, Temple of Air; It, lyrics; 10, "Tales Never Told"; 11 to 12. Musical Musketeers. Tho Columbia Broadcasting com pany program for Saturday follow: 1:45, California-Stanford game; 6, "Mr. nnd Mrs.", drama; 7, movie hour; 10:15 to 12, daneo music. Portland KCW (620 kc) 7:15, health, devotional; 8, NBC; 0, news; 9:10, cooking school: 10. NBC; 10:45, feat u res; 1, market report; 1:15, music; 2, football; 5, NBC; 8:30, studio; 0, NBC; 0:30, features; 10:30. Hl-Jlnks. KOIX (JM0 kc A. CBS; 7:30, M n M N m st H n n 19 n HI H M H H H M M m R n i Til wma . 2f n M M m n u m H m m n M n n w H features and daneo music. Oaklflml KIjX (880 kc) 6:30, plunltft; tl, concert trio; 7, news; 7:30, popular musical , program! 1) to 10, dance band. KtlO (790 kc) 2, football; 6. NUC; 8:30, serenudors; u, NllC; 9:30, concert; 10, NllC; 12 to 1, dance band, KTAIt (5(10 kc) 7, music; 7:30. piano; 8, features; 1), "What llavo You?"; 12 to 1, popular music, 1am Angeles KNX (lOfiO kc) 2, , Southern 'Jnltfornlu and Idaho football gume; 5, features; 0, organ; 7, CHS; K, features; 10 to 1, dance music, K1IJ (900 kc) 2, CDS; 0:30, organ; 7, CDS; 8, features; 10, news; 10:05, dnnco music; 12 to 1, organ, KFI (C40 kc) 2, Stanford-California game; 5, NUC; 6:45, stock markets; 0, NllC; 0:30, concert; 11, midnight frolic. Tneonut KVr (700 kc) 1:45, CHS; 1:24 to 11, Hllent; !, daneo band; 10, stu dio; 10:16, CI IS. MENUS By Sister Mwy Sonitlmcs the salad question for winter menus assumes alarming proportions. Tho housewife, real izes tho necessity of some un cooked food, but her resources seem limited and she falls Into (he head lettuce rut. Too often when lettuce Is used only for the "salad green" It Is not eaten and Is a waslo of mo.ney as well as food. Cur-lly crhped and trimmed hniucu niuy hulp to overcomo this difficulty. Shredded lettuce and tho tiny leaves from tho heart of hnad let tuce can be combined with other salad material to good advantage. This Insures some of tho valuable vltamlncs being eaten ovon If the "bod" of lotluce is untouched, Hu.wovor, there nro several other raw roods available for wlntor use. Cabbage, enrvots, celery nnd ap ples nro dual) a'.ul vholes:uno. These combine with most fruits and furnish tho raw element. They can bo used as Inexpensive "stretchers" for moro costly ma terial. nearly Salads Available Cream cheese and nuts, peanut butler, dried fruits, canned fruits and vegetables and jellied combin ations all are suitable and appe tizing for winter salads.' Hearty salads of meat, fish or eggs aru usually wanted for special occa sions and seldom find a place In tho regular menu.' ' - Tomato jelly Is an excellrnt sub stitute for fresh tomatoes and its bright red color makes It particu larly desirable for the holiday sea yon if a party luncheon or dinner salad Is wanted, f Tho. trick of scooping out the center of Individ ual 'mohlrt of a clear jelly and fill ing tho center wllh extra mutciial is worth keeping In mind. Bright , red npples carerully washed ami polished make a most attractive, salad cut petal-fashion Sunday evening at 7:30 at the Church of the Xazarime lOvungellsl Harry J. KUiolt will tell his lire slory. ; Cnlil ;t2 years of age .he never saw a Bible though he lived In America all his life. Ho will ti-ll you how this happened as well as to tell you how ho was convert ed, hearing his first gospel mes sage, leaving the .persuMs In Ills past, life of liar man, gambler etc., and turning all his efforts Into the preaching of the gospel which had done so much for him. You will never forget him nor his story If you oner; hear It. A good alien dance Is expected. I'd, Adv. Yow would not try to broil a whole But if you cut it in slices you can broil catli perfectly. Simi larly, Hills Hros. roast only a few pounds of coffee at A time never in built. This continu ous process Cont rol led Roast ing produces a flavor no other coffee has because , it roasts every berry evenly and controls the flavor. HILLS BROS COFFEE it. i I -i.r tt I il I 1 1 Ptfih frtim Ihr nit- j LtiHy apmti wuk ' iU key, to?o i I; I t PUTMAN'S LA GRANDE'S EXCLUSIVE Itcady-to-Wcur and Millinery .. if utmost to tho blossom end. Tho con; should be carefully removed and tho center filled wllh uny. pre ferred combination well moistened wiin rnuau urussing. roo .-pewus mtist be cut narrow enough to nuiko tho salad easy lo'uat. Jollied beet salad Ih of a pretty red unci whllo color. If , shredded cabbago is used in placo of lettuco. If . lettuco Is used,, ;.chooso . the greenest rather than .a well bleached head for thy mike of the color. .Iclllcii ueet Kulml ; Two tablespoons granulated gola 'tift1, cup cold water, J -2 cup vinVgar or lemon Julce.'l cup boil ing' beet Juice, 4 tablespoons sugar, I--' teaspoon unit, 1 cup diced hotb Main 759 Corner IE r s What do you look for when you buy groceries? Reasonable prices? First grade merchandise? Prompt service? Well, sir, you get all of these at Joel's together with the convenience of a 30 day credit account ask ' one jpf our many customers, they will tell you that you can get service at Joel's and still save money. ; Special Saturday & Monday . MEAT DEPARTMENT Excellent supply .of prime young turkeys for Thanks giving arrives Tuesday. Place your order early. Hound Steal Ioin Steak, Top Grade, per lb 31c Fresh Veal for loaf, per II) :. 30c Fresh Pork Shoulder Itoast, whole or half; per lb.'l'Jc Fresh Dressed Fries & Hens H.-O. Oats, Regular or Quick, 2 for 2!)c Del Mai. Golden liantam Corn, 2 for 3oc Plantation Pineapple, Fancy Grade, 2 for .'. 55c Parsons Household Ammonia, each. 21c lihio Rose Kice, 3 lbs. i .l...!..... 25c Oranges, pure gold, 3 doz. ' '. . 49c Hoinz Ketchup, 3 bottles 85c Local Strained Honey, B-lb. can L. 73c Powdered Sugar, 2-lb. pkg. .....,.......v..... 21c Warienton Minced Clams, 2 for ....L.l..t.'...........!...... 5lc Alabama Sln imp.'extra fancy, 3 for . : 51c Fiesli sweet potatoes, 4 lbs. . ., 25c "Dulcy," Rolary Club Play, Next Tuesday ' is Featuring . New Hosiery An Exceptional Pre-Christmas ;Value $1.00 & 11.25 Two new numbers added to our Hosiery stock, milking our nssortmtent mostcomplete. Service Chiffon, silk from top to toe Butterfly and Step-Twin-Heels, the ideal Christmas gift for no woman can possess too many. See our assort ment in all tho newest colors. i :i i t ed beets, 1 cutf diced celery., t. Scrul threo or ifour small beets thoroughly ant coo ic until, lender in boiling water.-- dtesorvo 1 cup water in which' beots woro cooked; Slip skins from boots and cut in neat cubes. Soften gelatine in cold walor for flvo minutes. Add boot Julco-roheated to tho boiling point and stir until gclutlno lb dis solved.. Add sugar, vinegar and salt and let stand until beginning t to thicken. Add vcgotubles and' turn Into. Jndiiduul molds dipped in cold 'water. 1 llhce In a colli, phtco- for several hours or ovi; night tu. chill and become firnt. Servo oh a.b.od of shredded lettuco. or cabbage Willi innyonmilso or Kronch dressing. , . Cedar and Washington mill