La Grande evening observer., April 14, 1930, Page 3, Image 3

Monday, April 14, 1930
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Pape Three
Coterie Bridge
Club Entertained. ;
At Spencer Home
Mr. ami Mrs. 1. V. Speiierr wwe
luiHt iiiui host tan to tlu Cuferlu
llrhlRi dub Saturday I'VtMilntf' nt
thoiv country home which wn.s.nt-inu-tivi'ly
ilcromtcil with chiiUi-rs
of prJn flnvTH. t'
Kour table of carils were nt n'lay
with .Mrs. Italph Bycrs un.l J. II.
iohl winning awards for Mxh
si'Oiv. Coitsulaiion prixt'H wo.
.n-nlr. to Mrs. A. J. (it.wor an.l
J. II. AlhlTlHOIl. hutcr in tho ov-
nlnij a dainty two-comw luncheon
xv tw served. ' V .
The club will meet uKfilu In Iwo.
wccUh with Mr. ant Mm. o.' H.
Maxam.
A (lalnly limeheonSvas weived nenr
lnur the close of the afUTtmon. Tire
nei meet In s will Im with Mik.
lien ry K w in, April IM .
Camp Fire Girla
Enjoy Outing
I'otteiv queen; luxine S.mU'ii, first j
'maid of honor: Knnice AloMrum,
set-ond maid of honor: Kloui.se U
vis, chamherlon: Kiuiwu-c Davis,
sotibe; Kdna Itruwn, purseheaver;
Jean Il-ichtiimn, staniiurd he-urcr,
.number oiu: Alma avia. standard
bearer, nunibei two; Marftlo Spoil-j
cel. captain; Viol.-r Uthy. lioiiten-!
ant; Attui Iiamarell. musician; j
Muriel Webb, mistress of robe; j
Helen .Mae lane. first inquisitor;
Kthel Harnden. second inquisitor;
I 'at KitKtforald. keejivr of the doo..
An interesting urranponient hns Sonata op. SI, No. S Hocthovon
been planned and the compositions. Allegro
lo be played are Broiipe'd accrdliiK : Mlnuetto
to the four, sensons. sumniei. 1'ivsto con Koscu .
autumn, winter and m-rlng. The j Miss Spencer
public is cordially invited. : Tho Uypsy Klower tiirl, Miss ward
... " , , I.ove Song
Recital Will Be : ' Si"'Zz":::
uiven un luesciay i .miss smw
, Song of the Soul
Announcements
Piano Recital To
Be On Thursday
.. of tho Wllm -Prinr rec;;.a, f
aim one nun pi-uiuihi-a uhh j
entertainment will "be the, recital
pres'iUed by Mrs. l-t0 Itoynolds;
Their first out-door camp of the
y-ar, n weekend spe.it ut the cabin
of their assistant guardiun. Mrs.
Oeorge ltirnie, was enjoyed by the ptano. pupils of Miss Hilda An
metnbers o! the I'ukwana i"au.p thony am) Miss Ida McMtK'kin will
Kruup rrmuy an it Miuniiij. . ,.,.iW(1,(ii i,, reetal Thursday
The girls hiked the several miles
eniiig, April 17 in the ballroom
up .miiis canyon to wk- camn wnere of Uw , a Omml0 hotll.
they spent two nights and a day. j - ...... -
They divided Into groups ami each " :
assisted In the. prejiaraiion of one
roggies 1 ullahy .
Mis. t'urrey
Chimes of Saint I'atricks
and giver, by Miss Mildred Spencer. """ Kroeger
pianist, insisted by Mrs. Oeorgt "iM'Hneii'epr
Miinttnftton mrrcy. contralto, aud i L
111... M. ....... TllKHltllV ! "
hot.-l at SMS .o'clock. The l,lll,llc j (.,.rviiuiii. hi'Iil in luilt .tin ftiur
is cortlluilv.invltetl. ' I rlmiKt'ii tir fonliavcnlns ivuuln-1
I'roKrii'.it ntinilitTA i.re: I IIiiiik fur travel liy iillcns.
IrU ("mnii No. 39S. Itoynl Nolftli
bors of America, will iiu ot In rcit- I
Jtmciih Silk u'111' nwwton Montluy cveniilK. April
M, HI CJi'i, in. wic titm rfiiutvit
hull. All mcmlicrit anil vlni'.lnff
! nclKhhiiru art coitllally Invllctl. )
..Stickle i The American l.eirlon auxiliary
Mc Cllilo tl1-"1 team will iniicllte at the Mate
lilKhway hiioi TueiMtty eveiunff at
s o'clock."
men's Relief Corps will meet at the
hoinn of Sirs. NRnry Bradshnw at
the corner of Portland and rove
Bttteeta Tuesday afternoon, April 15
at t o clock.
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The W. H. A. jfiiards are request
ed to moot tonigiit nt 7:50 o'clock
nt the home of Mrs. levins Bram
well at 17(15 North Spruce street
for drill practice. -
; 'riiti Ijitllos Atixlllai-y of the B.
of R.. T.. will ntcot tonight at tlie
KkrIcs bull. Membtiis aj-e request
ed to come and Drlng their sevinir.
Uefrcshments will bo served, .
CKJ'AUETTB ' 1.1FK IP
IXJN'T WUAICKN.
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The Bible Keurcher class 'of the
Presbyterian church will meet at
the church Wednesday afternoon at
2 o'clock. Mrs. Ullstav Whlssler,
Mrs. lOva Whlssler a.nd .lira. I- f.
Hoyl will he hostesses.
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The Oood Will club of the Wo.
HEAD COLDS
Melt ia bollmc "tr and inhale
vaporx also an tiff up aaa.
OVEgti'MllllOH JARS USED YEARLY
Endorsed By
Beautiful Women
II entitles who Riiard their cpin-
jpiexion use MKLKO-Ol0 Kaco
Powder ohly. Kamous for purity
! itR coloring matter is approved by
I the government. The skin never
: looks pasiy or flaky. H Hprcnds
mon smoothly and proriuceH a
youthful bloom. Made by n. new
j French process, MKIl0-(laO Kace
jl'owder stnyp on loiiK'r. . 01 lass
Drills, Ine,rAdv
Club Meets With
Tir t n jt 11 ud iiiarsbmallows
MI'S. KOy.MunSell Just before they we
The Me-Wny-A-Tum club met
lust weeh with Mrs. Hoy Munsell i souks and t'amp
meal. Saturday was spent hiking
In the nearby forest, making trails
and playtitK ffanies. In the eve
1 niiiKS, grouped around the flre
place in the cabin, stories were told
and marsh mallows toasted, ami
nt to sleepon
' their hay beds in the burn, for It
was too damp outside, they sans
Fire melodies.
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with three tables of cards at play".
41m. A. (i. -uiinelll won first award,
Mrs. 'Alx I'eVftuKon seejind prtsse.'
FOR REDUCERS
They returned home eutiy Sunday
morning.
Those making the trip were
Jean McKennon, Harhar-a ('oolhlrTe,
Cni'nelia Daly, Janet HiiiKuer, Mar
garet .; .1 Hi vies, l'"ein Hrooni field,
t'lnrice Taylor, Alia Hlank, 'l.eona
Wilrock. Iinth Ma(rul:e, Dorothy
Wall, Mrs. It. J- Tyler, guardian, I
Mrs. George Hlrnle and Miss Alyce j
Cook, assistant guardla.is. Cluests
were Miss Alice Hoylen iiml Mary
One Main Dish and a Dessert 1 Afton iniy.
Will Satiny-Huhger, With-. m
out Adding weight i Girls Take Hike
' ! To Rooster Peak
Many people who are on a diet
In order to reduce weight, 'complain
"about the hunKi'X Reeling they eii
, : per lei) ce , after they finish their
?nul.-v ' 'A '
Invariably this ia due to the lack
f . a sweet dessert in the menu.
.Surprising though it niay be to
'those dieting, a sweet dish can be
eaten after the main dish without
fear of adding weight. It is the
amount of food in general that pro
duces fat not one item of food
alone. . 1 '
v. Too often mentis are lacking in
"foods tha are really enjoyable and
satisfying. But sugar when used as
-a flavor can make the most simple
' meal complete. For sugar improves
the'taste of most' foods,'' ''''V.
' Vegetables, fresh or canned, can
bemade fhuch more tasty and satis
fying if they are cooked with a dash
of sugar to a pinch of sal Like
wise, French dressing, in Svhieh
The Wakellla f'amp Kire girls
enjoyed a. hike Thursdti.y of last
week when thoy went up Peals
canyon, over to Table, mountain
and back to ltooster peak. After
enjoying a luncheon games were
played.
Those taking part were: Muriel
Webb, Oenevieve Klexer, Catherine
Kd wards, l'auline Kd wards. Kern
Kofford. Neva' Stein. Ann Asia,
Amlreiu Ainsworlh and Mrs. M. (J.
ltatley, guardian. Jirs.'Miller ami
her daughter were guests. The trip
started Trom -Mrs. Katley's home.
Juniors of W. B. A;.
Elect Officials
Election; of, officers, wis , held, nt
the tiu'eling of the Juniors of the
W. H.. A.Saturday afternoon at the
honifiiof IJie junior supeVviso)', .Mrs.
Dellii llarnden.1 'Meetings wili ie
held tho, second and fourth Satur
day afternoons of each month. U
such a combination of sugar and ( 13 " , l" 1 n "(
.L . . i v i j i play for the next evening meeting
salt is used, ,s delicious add Hon H r W(.Btwuy c,ul)i ,,,,,, A)rll
to raw or cooked vtet-tablc salads.,;,. Muitlc waM.,.njoy,,i mi .;niee
.And sujrar also niouilies tho liarsii jieiiirum inesente,i n ilnni e. Painty j
acids of fruits, makinu them more refreshments were nerved Inter In !
l)leasing to 'the taste. Most foods tlie arternonn.
..'nVe; more delicious with': sugar. Tho oiTieers elected were: William
': Su'tar Institute. : : Fredrick .lennlsen. herald: rhyllis
STATE Theatre
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"HIT THE DECK"
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HIGH COMPRESSION in motor smaller than the small
4t stotk 4 cylinder car marketed has just wiped out the
4 cylinder speed record that has stood for 19 years. ; i
Most remarkable, probably, is the fact that this new record
was established by a motor less than one-third the sire of the mo
tor Bob Burnham used on the Day tona cands in 1911..
lt' the true picture of the value of high compression and high
compression fuel, to this new day of motoring. Power tong,b
can now be ctimmcJ into cylinders kirJly iWirr than a dollar
ll.hil run break all records regardless of cubic inch displacement
in the racers of yesterday.
''Shorty" Caution, a champion both on dirt and board tracks,
piloted this small edition'of high compression power at the rate
of-M4.985 MJ'.H.'by electric timing (now being certified by
A.A.A. under whose supervision and sanc tioii the record was
r made), Throughout the run, which oeciif red 'at Dry Lake, Gal.,
April 10th, he traveled over 210 ft. per second.
The advent of anti-klWk fuel pavcd llic way for tiis remark
able performance, and Super Union Ethyl' proved it was truly
SJi'lR. . . ' ' '
This new world's speed record marked thei sikth major high
compression victory for Super Union Ethyl within the past three
years. Others follow: ,.".' ' . i ' :
1. Frank Lockhart in the fastest mile ever traveled by an 8
cylindcr car 164.009 M.P.H. at Dry lake, Cal.
'2. Brock and Sclilee in breaking American sustained flight '
record without refueling. . .....
3. Caterpillar in new world's non-stop tractor record.
: ' v ; 4.' Dick Lbyncs in clean swtcp of all world's records in 151
:.' cu. in. class limited hydroplanes. (
. 5. Vim i places, both classes, of 1929 women's air races,
Southern California to Cleveland. Used by winners of
; many events nt Cleveland Air races 1929, including
fttnoiH Travelair Mystery Ship which established new
; ; world's speed record for commercial planes.
, Try It Yourself!
' Make it a habit to fill up at the Blue and White Striped Super
i Jnion-Ethyl pumps. Get world's record results from your ouii
.' trottir car. "
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speed record
STATEMENT FROM BILL WHITE
$ Qw 'rfiit'RtcMvi Awaking Car
' '.' ."'rlie tremeridouii speed fuid power developed by
"; , our Miller Hi-Speed Special on this world's record
;'. run was made possible only because of Super Union
Ethyl Gasoline, the pioneer anti-knock motor tucl
,'kuilt up for hialHconipaarsiari. u' ii
i' "This fuel enabled us to turn over 3,000 revolutions
per minute 83 times per second) and develop around
I 190 horse-power from our 4-cylindcr, 183 cu. in.
motor.' -' - ' : '
"When you aonsider that the old record was made
' - with a 600 cu. in. motor 3Vi times at large as ours,
" and that our motor weight only 38(3 pounds, this cx
1 tra power in Super Uoion-Etliyl takes on a new signi
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"It's the finest gasoline we know and the best thing .
about It that motoriits can buy It wherever they sea .
the blue and white striped Super Union-Ethyl pumpi."
that has stood for 19 years
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For best results in high compression motoring authorities
now recommend Super Union-Ethyl (pioneer anti-knock motor
fuel) and Moionitf, ilic. Union Motor Oil fur liijh compres
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