La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 11, 1930, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday; February 11, 19,10 . LA GRANDE' E VEN fltfG, OBSERVER: i'LA! GRANDE. !!ORE! ' Paee. Three; If CDIETy NIEWJT Charming- Dinner Bridge Event Of Monday Evening- At a charming dlitncr-hridgo Dr. mill Men. t'Vnuk l linlntou hero 1mm himI hostess t the Hrven O'clock Dlnnr t-l.ih last night ui the Hitcnjuwea Inn. Tin- tnhlc vviw prettily appointed with jdnk car nal iOUS IIDll plllll InpilS. Kotir tahh-s uf hrldye urn the 0'. ltlK'H diVcrsiM)!. Willi MlS. II. 10. Dixon ami I'linrlis Hoi-hin winning high tally awards, Consolation wan presented I.. II. :. Dixon. Episcopal Guild Party Delightful One of the most beautiful evenTs of early l-Vbrtinry wm uu afternoon of hrldge given by the SI. Heter's Kpisoupnl guild Saturday at the I .a (irnudc liulel with Mrs. L. K. Kth ze, .Mrs. Dwight II. .Jesse and ..Mrs. : II SI IT'S A GREAT LIFE" "yes-iusedto travel out of town for my clothing:' $34 $39 L'l'M ATM The Stouc Fob $29 ; Donali Hague arranging for the uf lal. ' j Honors at bridge were won hy ;Mr. hale fox. Mr, liol.crl Qulnn, , Mrs. Hay Price, Mrs. Ioylo 'Am . nici-ninn. tint) Airs. M. M. t'hrlsten- sen. respectively, with Mrs. i'ox winnini: first award. A fier c-trds refreshments won served, in (lie tailor part of the , afternoon others culled forvt. ! Art Class Meets i With Mrs.' Eakin ; Members of the Hn uildcrs Art class met yesterday afternoon at 1 the trump of Mis. Hohcrt Ktikln for ; Mil Interesting session. Mrs. A. K. I Hunter told of "The Mystery of I Tiahttanueo," (lie oldest eity fn the ! world. Mrs. (. II. Hidwell's subject was. I "Whore Mont- zuma Silll littles. " The next meeting will Te with Mrs. t I. A. Hp I lug. when Mrs. Turner Oliver will have charge of the pto 'gratii. NOW ' L and slill the talk of the town DUNCAN SISTERS In att talking 'xxJLJ-Ij singing DANCING With Lawrence irey It's a great HIV hut jon'll weak en fro i u laughter at the mud mcrrl in.'iit of (lie fa mot is sisters! Souk Mis jilt lore! MAN Y SKXHS IX . .N.VI'riCAI.-COI.OII Coming Soon RAMON NOVARRO 'i, . .- f in "DEVIL-MAY-CARE" :3 :1 This the remark of a prominent local man who found last sea son that there is more real style in a Trotter cabinet than there is in a city block. Prove it to yourself. Pick out the first 10 men you meet on any street in La Grande and compare them with the first 10 men you pass in front of our city hall. Hart, Schaffner & Marx suits are ready to keep you healthy, wealthy, wise and at home. Tii!l:vfhTiTL3 Evtnv Man Mrs. Henry Hill- : Entertains Club The Monday Hrldge eluh ineln liers wore quests of M is. Henry Hilt yesterday afternoon at a charming hiidge-luneheon at her home. Carnation were attractively arranged. Club honors were won by Mrs. V. (1. Sawyer with ihrce tables at play. Theelnh will meet again with Mrs. I' rod Holmes. Keb. 2 4. , - Bridge Party At Richardson Home At a pleasant afternoon of hiidgc, Mrs, Joel llkhatilson wiln hostess yesterday to the YYakelltit elnli tit her tiome. whirl) was at tractive with putted plants. High honors were won by Mrs., Jnek llmndt with seeoud award lo Mrs. James pnenl. Mrs. Fred Hoov er received the guest prize. Dainty re fresh men is were served. T. And C Members Are Entertained; Members of tin- T. ami C eluh were delightfully entertained last night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Auk. Krickson with n dinner fol lowed by cards. r-'our tables of pinochle were at play, with Mr. .nod Mrs. It. M. J htrlnnd winning eluh prize. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Markey received t lit Kuest prize. The "rltih .will meet Keb. 2 1 with Mr.- :tnd Mis. tu. land. Auxiliary Plans ' . Lincoln Observance In observance of Lineolns Idrlli day. the American I.'eglmi nuNiliury will be hostess lo Hie women from all- the patriotic organW.ationK' in ihe city tomorrow nflernoon at the La-Ornndc hotel. M rs. Charles He vine is chairman of the iiffalr with Mrs. Otis Palmer,. Mrs. C. N. Pal mer, Mrs. Waller Palmer. Mrs. O. H. Mu':tm. Mrs. J. T. HichanlsoU and Mrs. Norman Dcsilet assisting in arrangements. A program and refreshments will bo entertainment. . , . Camp Fire Group Elects Officers Officers Were elected al the meeting of the -Ho-he-na Camp Kirn girls Monday afternoon at the Hiveria .school. Lois .lean I kivla was elected president, Hessle Whiteside, vice president; Florence ' Ha vis, secretary; Huhy llilyard, treasurer and Doris Hoehne, scribe. Plans wenr made . for a candy wale to take place at the Parent Teacher meeting Keb. 21. The group is going to make, n qttllt to raise funds for summer tump. Division G-' Aid In Meeting Division1 C of the Loyal .Sisters Aid of the Christian - church met last night at the- home of Mrs. Nolan Kklff with Miss Annctta Johnson assisting. About 12 mem be rs were present. A business meet ing whs held with Mrs, H. L. Pul num presiding. A pleasant social hour was enjoyed and refresh men were served. Mrs. Karl Hough will be hostess ROSES VIOLETS SHE IS EXPECTING 3li lowers St. Valentine's Is your order 1 1 15'i Adams Ave. I T7 fVV'r to the Aid Mitrt'h l at hen hum? it Adams .aventu with Mrs. Allen ItKSistilUV. Pleasant Shower , . i- i 1 rlOnOl'S IVIrS. 15lirKe Honoring .Mm. Ie Hurlu- (lnna Tn riii i- t nl rasa nt stiower WilM held at the home of Miss l.olii Anderson on (Jreenwood street, last , h'riday evenluK- Miss Anderson und Mrs. Max llurke, n sister of th--bride wt'iv ltostesMcs. ' lOffeetlve deeorattons were In a St. Valentines niotlf. Ttilrty-four guests were present. Jolly fiatnoR, s'lltnbb' for Hit occasion were en Joyed. Announcements When the Greenwood Ptirenl Ti'itcher asstHdatiou meets In tho seh onl l-'riday afternoon, I'tfb. I 4 at l':;tti o'clock, Mrs. Walter M. Plerco will spen u on Oregon history, as 1'eb. i is Dretion's birthday. Sur prise numbers will be given by the school children, an action song by Mrs. I'Jh-anor (table's room, and "The Minuctte" an interpivitv. reading bv Jt.'rnatlne 1 1 linger ford of Miss Mildred Hoyt's room. The c. mude Homle Chapter of turned. , n,e heart ami kidneys as well as amj hucuti through the flue Unite ( the l. a. . It. wilt have a specla. ! " ' - tho liver are mncli richer In vita- of the (rtaiV -chopper two or three mepting tomorrow afternoon at the 1 PLANTATIONS ISM UAIHO mfmi than lite steaks a lid, roasts -.times. ' AUl crnnvbs'amr eawon home of Mrs' Hay Williams at 2 ! '"ml f'1'' this reason are very' de-, lng-k.Ml well and add egg slight- o'clock. . . ( ' KNLKM, PAHA (AP) Kord slrablo foodji. ; Their mineral colt- ly beaten. Mix thoroughly. Kill : '.''' I plaultilloiiK til Hoa Vista on tho tent noteworthy, also. All In . iH'iirt -with forcemeat nnd sew or The Wutnaii's t'oreign Missionary 'TupitJOH river are now In nullo 'all, the heart ,' and kidneys . are , hltid firth ly , with eord. - Sprinkle meieiy ' of the 1 i-'hst '.Methodist ! eominnnlcation with the l-'ord or- i cheap sources of .valuable food" with, salt; ami pepper and roll in j Kpiscopat church will hold ittt i flcc-M here nt the .state-capita : elements and . should be used fre- flour.' ' Hrdwtt i'i ulolil-' In a liot fry-'' monthly iheeilng at the parsonage j through the granting of a permit t quently. ' lug jtan. Put Into it- deep casserole, ' with Mrs. V. K. Hall Wednesday at ' . , .JiJ.-i.il , , , : - i--X-J.". , , 'J o'clock. ' The "Mystery Hox" qnostions from the January Nrlend Will be used at this meeting. The" Lutheran choral soeloly -Mill meet at the home ir Krefl Matlhe.i, 27l'0 N. Ash street Wednesday eve ning at T::H. ' 1 ' . . , The flood- Times Dancing club will meet tonight In the La (Ira tide huiepror a dnnev in otmervartce of St. Valentines day. The Diversity club will meet Thursday afternoon M.li o'clock tit the home of Mrs. Herbert Kvnns at 2tii7 N. Hireh. , , (iOI'HDIt AND H AUDIT KATI-'.D as iwkmi;i;s , WASIIINd'ION (AP) The orlg , inal fartners of the wesierit' ranges ! were ground stpllrrels. rabbits, j pocket gupli'ers and prairie dogs, .rays a report lo the American As sociation .-for. the Advancement of ; science py Walter r. Taylor of the j i . h. iiepartment or agriculture. ; He Iiuh been sludying the harm i they do to the ranges In eonmiin!n! I forage, Impairing watersheds ami ; removing inciter and Total for vrtlu ; able animals. i. Quick Pile. Relief Dr. Leonhardl's Hem-Hold is i guaranteed to banish any form of ' lib; misery, or money back. It j gives quick aciion even in old, stnh I born cases. Hem-Hold Is it ha nil less tablet that removes blood con. jgnstion in the lower bowel the i cause- of piles. U brings joyful relief ."quickly and safely or costs I nothing. Hed . Cross Drug Store jttnd druggiKts every where sell It jwith this guarantee. Adv. ARE RED ARE BLUE from you Day is Feb. 14. on our books? ovists Phone M-ll CAI.AJHI'l'V I.WK l-'AI-KK (- ATLANTA. bVb4 II lAl'J Kin - poror Joiibh InttMitls to lie mi bet - t?r trnnlth u eiiprlrloim lady or else hv won't lakp a- trlii to Ku- rH' with him. After uitUe a lay- f Hliy rwayed a round ofKolf.i Tho drives wore of the typical Jones Ifiitftt). 'ni' Meoi'p was niPinploye, crushed between a trae terriltle NO, all due to that putter, tor and a plow, miffpntl a frne- iihnHy Jim. 1 NOMINATION CO.l',lUH!-'.l W'ASHlNtlTON. l-Vb. 11 (AP) The nomination of Hoyt K. Hay I for reappolutnient as district at torney for Idaho, was eonflrnted Monday by the senate. . ; CILV(; ( m suns ruio vosro hKixiAw; a,u,w, i.vb. 1 ...... . in (A I') A blue eruK uverhaiiK- Iiik Port Cnpellas Udl today, crush- itn; thrmvpemms ami Injuring an- j other so. severely he died tit a hospital, A scoro of other pedes trians were Injured. si:vi:n kii.i.kd in uukck 1 i IHMAlUrt IM',, JllK'iniini-U lu (AP) Hi-ven peiHons were kill-, ed nnd thirteen Injured last iiiwltt f when u motor coach, Iravellttg he-, i ween l,alhach it ml oross noeiianti, plunged Into a ditch and AVOID THAT FUTURE SHADOW . By refraining from over-tndul-tjente, If you would maintain tho modern figure of fashion Women who prize the modern figure with its subtle, seductive curves men who would keep that trim, proper figure, eat health fully but not immoderately. Banish excessiveness eliminate abuses. He moderate be moderate in all things, even in smoking. When tempted to excess, when your eyes are bigger than your stomach, reach for a lucky instead. Com ing events cast their shadows be fore. Avoid that future shadow by avoiding over-indulgence if you would maintain the lithe, youth ful, modern figure. lucky Strike, the finest Cigarette a man ever smoked, made of the finest tobacco The Cream of the Crop "IT'S TOASTED." Every one knows that heat purifies and so "TOASTING" not only re moves impurities but adds to the flavor und improves the taste. Your Throat Protection against irritation against cough. Be Moderate! . . . Don't jeopardize the modern form by drastic diets, harmful reducing girdles, fake reducing tab lets or other quack "anti-fat" remedies condemned by the Medical profession! Millions of dollars each year are wasted on these ridiculous and dangerous nostrums. Be Sensible! Be Moderate! We do not represent that smok ing Lucky Strike Cicarettes will brine modern ficures or cause the reduction of flesh. Wc do declare that when tempted to do yourself too well, if you will "Reach for a lucky" instead, you will in things that cause excess weight and, by avoiding' over-indulgence, maintain TUNE IN The Lucky '' , j l.y the , lUi.zillun Kovol iintent., for the ereettoiv inn I operation of two : radio stations. . . j .-- . - CIM SHI'.H lV Tll.Ttlt. PI.4V CHICO. Cal. .laeob Uyeau. b. 11 (API edimrcd 1'it lie h t tired skull and died at it hospital laioi. I M E N U S lly Httvv Mnry The woman who ' must feed a family and closely count the cost niir.il spend lavishly of her time. ",m",;l11u """ i""""'"" m i... re(iuired If tlie meals tire not mo t .,.,. .,,,. 1.11.i..ni...-u- m-.. otonoiiK. n ,Hf'fi..i. i.i...i,i..tn ,n.i in it..it illK(MMhy ,H mHMh,lX lo lnMlntain ti well-balanced nmr nourishing diet, t tie ginnduriar -orKiuis are or tuueh footl value and In most hi nt unces tire quite cheap ii price. I'lven liver, wJtlch ban Rtuireil In tti'ltm ulunn It Iwta inilOcd Itu wliln- Miieniiil i-nniltnltnn Im not iirobDil- I tl-o.- since it contain' no waste i ,nUtri ,i rrer such excellent 1 to0)l values, lleurl and kidney are i vrry 0ilvuv atu whcn properly over-;coo1.(m)i make delicious meals. I It's toasted" Strike Dance Orchestra, every -. : . vr4 ::; PUTMAN'S Populnr Priced Rendy-tn-wear Shop. New Spring Styles Arriving Daily lantb and veal are, of course. ' tin most ;ipiiem. liui ir ncor heart Is pa'rbollpd: before using, h ; wimKe-U'd In the recipe, it will bo found very Hallsfttettiry. ' If hn- entire oven dinner Is phtn- i ited1 whenever the inent Ik tu be : baked iir roasted, an uppre Initio. ; i : nvlng in fuel Is effected, ' Ituknl Vcttl I Hurt One chlf's heart, l-'J pound lean veu), 3 slices, bacon. 1 -li eup stalo bread crumbs, tablespoon mi tut - 'hiiMli.iv- !. Innnnn mlnoil onion; 1 egg, salt and pepper. Wash heart through several wa- terH and remove veins and nrtevles. 1 Let stand Un . cold water for ono hour. ' Drain and 'dry. I'ut venl jgfo Creeneaf Whittled vy. Ht . - "Coming events . . l m shadows before'" Iff CYml. : Saturday night, over a coast-to-cost - ... r.. .'..!. half cover with boilinn wnter cover cioseiy. nmn iwo nuiii-s m ti slow oven. Add moro watnilf iweeKMiry . to prevent , burnling. When ready' to serve remove tn a hot platter and make a gravy with liquor In casserole. Pour over nnd around heart, lie sum to remove string before wending to tho tnljle. Hllee across to serve, j . ! , mm 1807.1892 thus avoid over-indnlgence a modern, graceful form. network of the N. B. C U30, Th A.nstltiti Tobtt Co., Mlrfc DO YOU KNOW" ? ? ? ? ? ?