La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 28, 1930, Image 3

La Grande evening observer., April 28, 1930, Page 3, Image 3

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 28, 1930)

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.7 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextMonday, April 28, 1930 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. I NEVER HAVE "ANY PUN!" Charming Tea At Normal School Is i Hostess at Dinner! Miss Hesse I'ettlgrcw, heart of the Knglish department in tho .a I dmndc 1 1 lrh m'hool, entertained a few friends ut o dinner Saturday evening at the Sacnjawea Inn as a 1 compliment to her mother, Mrs. rcttigrew. of Sioax Kails. Smith Dakota, who is in !-n Grande for u few weeks visit. Covers were laid for six. IThey are originally from Canada. Two hand numheis were pres .ented, one u rhythm Imml by ull T?T7orf i-i-r QnlMJn tu f Kruders ut the school. W.i AJVV11V Vi lUIUd .by little Clayton Ulppey. The other! I wan a Manhtno lumi by the rti u iiiuiiiiniK uu Muuruay nt ureeitwuiiil teachers bro-.dca--i-.iiti,-the Knstern Oregon Normal school from station -SINK. Kitehinvlil,- If i veil by toe Womens Luagne I'late Islam," conducted by chef about 3"u rluh women, members of Julienne. I the CMns la I inun Vounty and Ia Grande, culled during the afternoon 'Mica Paffirrvmir from 3:30 to & oVIm-k. Hpring , 1VA1&fc r tJIWg 1 t?W flowers were effectively arranged. Mm. JL K. lnlow, Minn Helen Moor, and offieei-H of the league. Miss Margaret liaker, president; .Miss lavelle llmitiigton, vice presi dent; M Ism Alta Iinpiey, secretary and Miss It lit It Connor, treasurer, received. Those presiding at the tea table were Miss Lena Koley, Mrs. John Miller. Mrs. Robert (Jiiinn, Miss Madeline Larson. Miss Kate lloux and Mrs. Klmo Steven son, j iir-iifiiiti in iiunim wild pn-s-'T -. ented at lnterwilH during tin tea jU 111011 LagUerS MIsm Hethmyrl Miller wan gen- I Ale G16StS Hei6 oral chairman for the event with the. following- chairman: Mrs. Kthel I Members oMhe Kpvvorth League Swift and Miss Harriet Glenn, re-' Of the Kirst .Methodist church bad frcshiiicntx; Miss IavcUo Hunlng fr their guests yesterday at one of ton. Invitations; Miss . Margaret their feilowstiip meetings the Maddock, reception; MIkh l'aulinc I league members from I'nion. about Jlallou and lMora l-'unk, program. 25 young people driving over from thai neighboring town. The pro gram started at four in the after noon when ik reeretuipnai hour was enjoyed under t ho direction of vice , president, Leonurd Cales. i A luncheon was served at 'six thirty o'clock In the church dining j rooms. Miss Kli.abeth II esse and net committee serving. Hie devo- tlonal meeting followed, the lead-i j ers, Itoyd Jackson and Len I'iev- hnnrmet will ink ninn ki c an nireeung a very eninusiasuc nnntf In thr dinioi- .rnun, nr iiw. discussion of the topic in the series i,,.! iwhich the young people uro now t tia fniinwim, .ii..UtA ,.i1i.. 8Uidying on the subject "The Qllesi man were appointed: Mis Mr-lKor 0'-" HvV; v- H- Heruog. garct Anthony, menu; Miss Paulino l new minister was a special Couradt, decoration; Atha Ihimcr- 'BUPf4t " afternoon and, ell. nrocram: and Miss Marv I.on ovag. ! JMper, tickets. 4 ' The grand assembly in Kugene, i LiUCKV DOZeil ClUD June 27-2S which several of the! T T7 4- 4- " A locul girls expert io attend was dls- I IS rjlltei' IcUneCl cussed. j f A pleasant and interesting nftcr- Mothers, Daughters To Attend; Meeting Arrangements for. the mothers nnd daughters' bumpiet, ' Muy Hi were mad at the meeting of La Grnndo Assembly No. 13 Order of liainbow for girls Saturday eve ning In the Masonic temple. Ths SCHOOL WL not aost . xmv m vKA titm KSWfe : v CJU in L ft5- A tt - . i win mm ir,. . -tv .v, n.n vs-a. - .. i L'.yr i:m fit; . 5VS1 ' VJ. ..' ' s s A ""'.'I C - : VS3 -'"' jf'S 1 i -wwm -ma I 1 1 ! Menus Of The Day I Hy Mrs. Ale.xniuler ticorge I fer- : -the Order of ICiistern' Star1 ThuYji- j' day night. May 1 at S o'clock, at1, the l4i Grande hotel. Tickets may' he purchased through officers or at j the H. a S. Klectrlc company. Tho J puldlc is cordially Invited. The basket social of the 1idics t M'ix Ingredients mid shape In I Auxiliary of the Kagles lodge roll. I'lace In smnll baking pan nnd I scheduled for this Thursday night add one Inch wntepi. Hake 20 ; has been indefinitely postponed. j minutes, Itasle frequently. ' Washington Strawberry ru l''our -tablespoonu butter, ' One-half cup. sugar, . , Oie egg. . . One-half cup milk. ' 1' One teaspoon vanilla. One-eighth teaspoon Milt. One nml one-half cups flour. ' Two Harpoons baking powder. 'Ihlee cups berries, .washed and lnilled. One-third cup sugar. s One cup whipped cream. Cream butter and one-half cup of sugar. Adil egg. milk, vanllln, heat three mrniitcs. pour In round cake pan lined with waxed paper. Maie -5 minutes In moderately Vara out and let cool. ! with berries mixed With one-third eup of sugar. I lUiiucr Cover with, whipped cream; Servo ef Uoll Hashed Itrown T'otatoes with fork. ! reamed Asparngue " Page Thrw One cup bread crumbs. . t rake. This can be nerved an r One tablespoon choppen ontona. 'Mle)fic"Tt t4imH liitjr when nccoin One egg. panlcd by' coffne. ... , One-fourth teaspoon salt. "." f- v Ono-fonrth tesnoon celerv Bait.! ' rniMlilv RtiaUmJ ' ' Ccnt'.derably ShorUn4 A Puritan nitittlcn. who wa Anlte for her hnpilKinnt namcf, replied. " 'Through inueh'trlbulutloii-we-en-. ter-thtf-Uin(lom-oMl(nven but Iuf ehort they call me I rlhby," . Hy .Irs. Ale.xniuler George WASHINGTON STItAWItKltltY I'll-: ltreakfat v Stewed Apricots, Chilled Wheat Cereal ami Cream Soft Cooked Kgs Huttered Toast t 'itVee laiiichlieim .1 reamed Kxgs ami Ham tienovci: slow oven Uread rium Jelly Sp,vatl ton iiocoanui irop i a lies i ea Vast Siberia f , Siliprinhas over twenty riven .hat empty Into the Arctic oceun, three of which are longer thun tlt Mississippi and drain an nren r. 'ent er than the lolal nren of the United States. . . Eyo't Variable Ut ' Kye? act nl Hie name time n- . niir-ru'ope for nearhr vision, ns nn adjusTnlile .f'lescop for long dt-raiu-cs imH : s"";p 5 idiotoraplilr.. :'tinier;. ' i Ibt'ad ('arrant Jain Cabbage Salad Washington Strawberry Plo Coffee You canU go wrong iu matting biscuits ij you aid the wxlh Creamed Kjtgn mill Hani (Using leftovers) lAmr tal)lespoons butter. Kour tablespoons flour. T'3 cups milk. ' One-half teaspoon Knit, One-fourth teaspoon pepper, One-fourth teaspoon celery salt, ioO Two tablespoons finely dimmed O? onions. . Tw'i hard cooked eggs, diced. Out cup cooked peas. Two-thlrdM, cup . diced cooked ham (boiled or baked). Melt butter and add flour. When ! blended add salt, pepper, celery ut, onion, milk. Cook until ,' Mac'icd ripe bananas, sweetened j j l Ja.(te. added to whipped cream! oooooooooooooooooooooooo i ONLY A j oooooooooooooooooooooooo: i f ADUADTT 11: i o o o ; j ogooocoooooooooooooooo i " 1 AT A 0000000000000000000 o I 1 m .UNION MADE 3.lttte A ,1,1 oo ,000000000000000000 5oo2o ' ' ooO00O0OOO0OOOOOOOOOO,o 1 oo .. ., .. .... 'oo; oo . o o ! OVERALLS 1 oo 1 oo oo 1 o o O oOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOq o Bdefi Hi-I .''.( . -,1!'.,,.. , i . I . . ' . other IllKl'i'illontn O OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOo ! Voice and Piano MODEST MAIDENS Tratle Alarko Registration Applied For U. S, ami coult L'O iti,1nuUs hi in.oaM-iiti oven. Serve In llll In wlilrh baked. I lleef Hull. I'slnic Cooked llHr Patent Office Inoon wan enjoyed by eisht mem- Recital Tuesday t'1'' ' ,n '" r ,r- nmeHtl i Hray, Sewini? and soeial hoora : Kollowlng Is the program for thelw"r" -h '"vrHions. Lovely Sp.inK I rcclltll to be Riven 'l uemlay eve- Moom were nrrnned aboat the nine. Anrll 2!) at Iho l.a lirnnde .oiiih. A dalnly two-eonrse luneh- hotel ballroom hy nunils of .m,. on was .served. Geoi-Ro 'lllrhio In both voleo and The noxl meethiK will l.e with piano: 1 I ninn on vaiiini:ioii Mermaids Poiib Mueller avenue, May !). Clown's Dance. Kinseella i " noiim. i.n Hon,,ln". ' I Lodge Group. Enjoys Alexander Maofadyen John. .Macpherson Larmoncita jolin Tliorapson Tll S0oai;henrt LeRioa enjoyed . - . ..c- . (l Kuciiii inn! euro pal ly r i may n ' 04n tho T.nke ....,'rederlck Williams nlllK wth Mlv llml Ml.s. Haiey on, Jaog.qlirle :.!f.-;..:.Gi-it.(; -sprwo. atreet- wi t ft MW. j: ' tirhit , Martlm MeKennon "'Htroni anil Charles Kpivey winnins npoillcni .........Mary Turner Salter th ,lwnH for hiRli score. fur;: ' n u Onrden : ..Itlsher S lind yerda Feuerlielm made ' Alima l oopcr l,,u- senr SprlnRtlnie Cnprieu Orant-Reharer , rhirty-nine persons were present Social, Card Party includliiK' Mr. and Mrs. It. Pope, Wynoim ami l.ola Mae; Air. .and : Mrs. I-T. J. Oimstrom; John- pen-' nis: Mr. and Mis. A. .!. Feuerlielm, Kenneth and Verda; Mr. and Mrs. . Mlnnelfed .........::....:...KchtH'.a Weida .Oorothy llenninK Moment Musical Uealrice Scot I AVater Hprite .......... Cirant-Kchaefer Stella Jean Itmle scandanuvian nance oiar i-cierson Vnllace Oass: Mr. and Mrs. George 1'Yank Tyler -Warner, and Oharlot: Mr. and Mrs. Tantro ..: - Albenlz fhnrleM Splvey and Oenc; Ourtis Halladii Klemm K1)H. an(, .nrsaret: Mr. and Mrs. Patricia J.OUfftellOW ll'ImrlnM t'rovnt ntul UmItv .li an: A Plrnto Shin and a Pirate Crew i.. -on. 'i i-.r. ,.,.t ! Mueller ...... -VI..U !.. Hraiinon: -Mrs 'Mary Hoffman; Mrs. .Margari- Swarta. Mrs. Julia Stltler; Mary K. Mayville; Mr. and Mrs. U W. Hail- '. ey. Cora. Dorlha and Mary; and j lMrs. Hulda Stefrens, assistant host- ess. I Mildred Green Tho Klyintf I )utchman v .'WaKiier-Us.t ' ' . Mona Louise llamstreet lleforo the lay-break Kthelberl-NeVin Tho Morning Is CalliiiK' Terry M.rs. Georiie Hichardson Value AVarde-Siephens Jean Oavles Cosette Itob Hoy Peery filory of a Mouse from "Alive In Wonderland" Frank l.yacs Krancca Alexander Ttomnnce Hobert Franz 'prll, My April ... Harold Vincent Million Mrs. i. F. McPherson rolonaise :' v: . v . Friday at tho home of Miss Car-! .men Plans at tho Fosters apart- j j nieittH on Third street. Ar;aiKe- j i moms wt'i-A In n lnir.1 times idea. 'Two tnbles were at play. Delicious' g . rerrcHiiments were served neartnp : 1 lite ciose oi iiie meeiiiiK. .m ihm ;iui I nm Mayser will be the next host ess, .May it. Ueadaehe l often relieved '.y without "doing" KVl&Bff J OVER 17 MILLION JARS USED YEARLY Announcements $1.75 2 oo oo oo oo o 0 O O o o 0 0300O0O0000OO0000O0OO'oO OOlOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCoO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 'I 1 Hiu,s. Bros, never go wrong in developing the flavor of their matchless coffee becauie they roast -only n iew pounds . at a time ,by . a continuous prnccss-Controlled Roaslu& No bulk-roatine method can produce such -flavor. 2 2 n O n 0 1 o ? , Fresh train th original vacuum pack. Easily opened with the key.. HILLS BROS COFFEE 1930 ! Friday afternoon the Tjidies !Ain . of tluv Itapiist church will mem at ! W, .pnrsOnalro with ;M.iMM( Mertie Winsler and MrH, .Minnie , llynum ! lioatessea. ' The Parkdale club will meet . Wednesday afternoon at the home of 'Mi- Kd Halley. . . v ' I 'A benefit card party will be KlvVn by the'l'jao officers club of . , . , . ENJOYMENT OF FOOD IS HELPFUL IN PROMOTING HEALTH ! Most Foods Can Be Made More Pleasing to the Appetite by i Using Sugar as a Flavor j 'There'll be no vmix Malay. 1 lucked the door.' land hitch schools, bringing out 'some of the things attempted and ' achieved in "( )nr Normal " ColHnS'WOOd Homei Airre.l Jleyero will lnK a rou. Surprise Party At When meals please the taste, the flow of digestive juices is promoted j with the result that digestion is materially aided. i PleasinK the appetite, however, ,does not necessarily . depend upon -j serving out-of-season or expensive foods. As a matter of fact, tho of songs. Delegates for and state conventions V. I). Colllngwood on his birthday 1,lllOM'' anniversary was enjoyeu .-sauiroay A happy surprise party honoring district will be evening at the, Collingwood home ; p rji Distl'lCt Willi a I roil L . II fialin "iiviiu- ance. Several gifts were presented I Kdwaid MacDowellt" the honor guest Academy Students i To Give Recitals familinr foods which should be I eaten for their vilumins, minerals l-.ipilK or the Kuereu Heart aeal- '"! roughutte, can be made most , i iny will appear In a Bmup or n-- taste-appcalin by the use of one titals th'iK wfelt and in Hid near "f the most inexpensive foodis that future. The firm of the group will comes into tliu home r-auKur. I take plaee at n o'elork Wednesday j i,-or example, many veiretables, .... s ... .: . IN WHICH TO PURCHASE evening. April Un at the Sacu.fawea Jean McKennon -Coterie Bridge , Club Entertained r;',,.''"-Wrlsl" 'rr Old-time dances wero enjoyed during the evening and delicio is refreshments were served. Music for the dancing was furnished by ind their Members of the Coterio Hridge chili were guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. It. Mnxam Saturday evening at their home. Three tables were at play with Mrs. J. H. Albertson and A. J. flower winning the awards for high honors. Consolation prizes were received by Mr. and Mrs. Les lie Sin den. Camp Fire Girls Neighborhood Club Meeting Tuesday rJ The singing of "America" opened the meeting of- the i'nion county District of Parenl-Teacher associa tions Saturday afternoon at 1:') o'clock in the (Jrconwood school. The prayer was led by County Sup erintendent K, A. Say re. A new set of by-laws drawn up by a committee chairmaned by Knu.s was adopted. The j nominating committee whieli will At the meeting of the Grande report at the May meeting was Neighborhood club In the l.a selected: Mrs. Kre.i (.Wiring, iti Grande hotel tomorrow afternoon veria, chairman; Mrs. George Ky-: at 2 o'clock Mrs. J. K. Itaveiiscroft. nearson. Kruitdale; and Mrs. Isaac A dainty two-cour.se luncheon cnairman or ine pinnn: nnm- unu wnaier, isianu i.uy. r.ier-uon a.m was served community service committee, will installation of officers will take a present a progam which promises place at the May meeting to be ito be of unusual Interest -la club held in Jslund city. More definite members. j announcements will be. made later. A Jl J "XT T-l-l i.i". iinih. iiaOpiS INeW XVUieS J"", whin Ihe following student.! , will be presented: Marion Cliausse, Noia Jlae Moshy, Kaciileen l'ear Starguerlto Trowbridge; Klizuhcth Dolan; Jeona McClure; Jack Rog ers; Dick litrkln, Wallaco Mac Caffrey; James Hmku. A toe dance number will be given by Marion Chaussf: and Von Ceil IJruce. The public is cordially invited to attend. Bridge Club Meets Friday. Evening Tho Ilid-em anil ,4.ose-(m, Uridge club enjoyed an- evening of cards canned cy- fresh, nre more delicious it seasoned wun a uasn oi sugar io a pinch of salt. Vegetable and fruit salads have a new appeal when served with a French dressing; to which sugar has been added to the ; oil, lemon juice af.d salt. And if j sugar is sprinkled on the breakfast 'cereal its flavor is pleasantly developed. Balanced meals which are eaten ! with relish show their etTect on the j entire system. Not only will body vitfor be assured, but, according; to dental authorities, there will be im ' provement in the teeth and gums. Good food promotes good health. The Sugar Institute. In Social Meeting ! "n'. rs of this committee spon soring 'Community Service I lay 1 are: Mrs. T. A. McKinstry. Mrs. The Natsihl Camp Kire girls of rhnr,.H iMayle, Mrs. J. George 1 the Kustern Oregon Normal school Wh1z. Mrfc c. It. Kberbard. Mrs. met Thursday of last week nt the , j nroonifielil, Mrs. I,. It. fierce, home of Miss Theresa Tabor on N. MiHH HsanTm ix-al. Mrs. John Hod Tlr street for a social evening. I (1 Mrs j t-talciij). Miss Mar- mose present were: Alta l,ang- . AnKnn MrM. u. A, Wilkersnn. lag- lr i.vnn Wright. Mrs. John ley, Gertrude Moore. Hyiie st roin, K n t h S i na I ley. 1 re n e I o t - Nynn Thelscn. Mrs. J. K. Wright. Mrs. ratz, I-ranees Murphy. Theresa la- Hunt. Mrs. fi nor nnd .the guardian, i-.ii.aneru lrM Krwin j lesse. L. Higger Program Given At Greenwood P.-T. Bluebird Girls Meet on Friday ! At the meeting of the Oweagon Illuehird girls of Willow school Friday afternoon each girl seweri a pot -holder during the session. Those attending were: Virginia ltohn. Kdith Warnsiafr. I,ean li"lle Itetts, Margaret and Susan Davis, Kathleen lloehester, l.ois l.airtl, Hetty Mae Cbadwlck. Klinor Ash man anil May Ttauni. STATE Theatre TODAY & TOMORROW i Whether or ifot to build a club house, a question long discussed by members, will be part of the day's program. To start the discussion' several members will present views Jolly AltemOOn for nnd against, nniming. in nni'-r to present the main points of tie, problem. The committee hopes that each member will contribute some- Enjoyed by Girls An interesting pi'OBratn to raise funds for the itH.sori:itlon wiia iriven liy the Greenuood I'urent.Tearh' r earh member will eontrllnite sonie- a jolly afternoon was enjoyeI by association rriilav afternoon in the thing to the discussion as the re- the clrls of the primary elans or school. Sours from the Greenwood milts will he considered as the Ren- the 1,. t. S. church Saturday when part of the Ri-ade school operetta, ' era I opinions of the club. ( they were Riiests of Kstlier Davis .thouRh no costumes were shown Miss Lena A. Foley, of the Kast- at the home of h-r grandmother, or dances presented, were several ern OreRon Normal school. will .Mrs. If. S. Ht.ilth on Main avenue, nil mix-nt of the program. 'speak on the little theater and from 2 to 4 o'clock in the after- Jack. Jean, Joyce and H.'tty Hen- community dramatics, telling in noon, driekson sang a group of songs, what places the outstanding the-t Arrangements were in a color This quartet formerly broadcasted aters of this type are found today scheme of pink and yellow- with for the radio at Great Falls, Mont., ami whrif they are acrorn.!lshln. pretty Raster lilies. Raines were where they resided for a short Miss Foley will ronnect these Willi played ami rta.nty refreshment time before coming to lo Grande, the work done in modern colleges served. ( s with BASIL KATHBONE 3 LEILA II YAMS ROLAND YOUNG GEORGE E. MARION Follow Philo Vance along the trail of mystery and danger. $103.50 Cash $1.00 DOWN $6.50 PER MONTH y r EASTERN LIGHT AND POW OREGON ES COMPANY