La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 23, 1930, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, May 23, 1930 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, PRE. fture TEree vi !CDO"y NIEWJT Members of Alpha Club Entertained At Dinner-Bridge Members of the Alpha club were musts or Mr. and Urn. Ailolpli Sie Rrlst Thursday nlBht at a delieht ful dinner-bridge. Dinner was .served at the La Grande hotel with places for 10 and varied colored tulips as tho decoration. Ilrldsc was played later In tho veninB at tho Siegrist home with Mrs. H. M. Bay and A. W. Nelson w-lnnlhg honors for htglt-scores. , '' '.. Thursday Bridge -Club In Meeting The Thursday Bridge club en-joyed-a pleasant afternoon of cards and a delightful luncheon yester day u tho La Grande hotel with ,Vrs. J. C. Gulling hostess. Honors for high tally were won) by Mrs. ('. if. Jidcnholm. Party Compliments t h Florence Sullivan ' A lU-liRlitful dinner party In .honor of her duugttter, Miss Flor enco Sullivan, who in leaving Sat urday evening- to resume, her fOiii'Hes at St.; VincontH hospital In i'ortland, Mrs. M. J. Sullivan wan hosioas Thursday nighC at 'their hoino. The table was attractively ar ranged in pink anU white centered with pink roses and candles. A four-course dinner was served with covers placed for eiffht, '.. Club Ends Season At Dinner-Bridge 'At tho final meeting of tholr Huh this season, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Cox and Mr. and Mrs. James Mc Nainee were hosts and hostesses Wednesday night at the Sacajawca Inn at a delightful diuner.hridge. At cards, awards for high hon.. oth wore won by Mra. Amos Ilelm and Mr. Cox. Tlireo tables were at play. Honor Miss Black And .Mr. Fitzgerald Honoring Mi as Lucille Black and Ed Fitzgerald whose wedding will bo soleniiiiaod June 1, Mr. and Mrs. It. W, Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Clark Webb entertained ut bridge Thursday night at tho Anderson home. A miscellaneous shower of lovely gifts was presented to tho honor guests. Five tables of cards were at play with Mrs. Hugh Snider and Walter llean winning prizes for high score and G. It. Williams receiving con solation award., Tho homo was at tractively arraiiged with tulips ot different colors. IalIb In the even Inglng dainty refreshments ' were served. Academy Students Present Recital RHEUMATIC PAINS ARE PUT TO ROUT "Indigestion and an acid emullt inn oi i no stomach for years lii-oiight on frequent headaches and bilious uttacks. My appetite was MILS. CLAKKNCU K. I.A.MIWIKK poor, my- nver was Inactive and a terrible rheumatic condition de veloped in my right knee and my knee and foot were badly swollen. S.ugon gave me a fine appetite, and I eat whatever I want without dls tress of any kind. The rheumatic condition has disappeared and I IVH like a different person. 'Sargon Pills put my liver to work, relieved me of biliousness aify headaches and regulated my enffio system." Mrs. Clarence li. I.aniphier, IMS Faweott St., Ta toma. Rod Cross drus store, agcnW Adv. . Ono of the outstanding recitals given this season, took place last night in the ballroom of tho Snca jawea Inn byt tho Sacred Heart academy. It was well attended by interested musicians and music lovers of tho city, who expressed appreciation at the rcmarkublc ex hibition of tho pupils. Tho success of v tho ensemble numbers demonstrated ' tho thor oughness of their preparation, their Intelligent use of modern methods,- and ,-their sympathetic understanding, of .tho various com posers,' One " of the most appre ciated numbers was the "Peer Gynt Suite" by Grieg. Tho violin selections contained a variety of technical difficulties and offered als,o a chance for cx preHslvc tonal work. The solo -:work demonstrated - ex. ceptional ability for musical inter pretation. Numbers of the orchestra scored a distinct success in the entire pro gram and a number "Galop" play ed by the orchestra was a pleasing closing to thoiprogram its lilting strains combining with impressive ensemble. The stage 'was artistically dec orated with a profusion of spring flowers, - ' Program Down Main Street . Orchestra Iris Spring Showers Patricia Leonard The ltoso Garden Hrownie Dance Marion Chauese, Klizabeth Dolan Valsc Durand Kugenia Trowbridge Flower of Youth Bertram Orchestra Sonata Op. 10, No. 2 Beethoven Burnet to Chniissc Pizzicato '. Delibes Mary Doherty, Kugenia Trowbridge Estrelllta Poncoj Czardaa ? Monti ; Virginia McWtlliams. Violin Clara Morris, Accompanist El Trocadero a Hesselberg Dorothy Wall. Judith Siegrist Slinplo Aveu Thomo Mnry Doherty Thistledown Scholes Orchestra ' Spanish Folk Danco Howo Good Night Nevln Natalie Kbert, Ethel Donohuc Itusslan Mazurka Bonhcur In tho Arbor Thome Fred Becman Amour Coquet .'. Friml lllndo Chnnt : Hlmsky.Korsakow-Brwon Agnes Smith, Violin Clnra Norris, Accompanist I,a Cavalier Fantastlttue ....Godard Helen Maculay Peer Bynt Suite Grieg Morning Mood Ase's Death Anllra's Danco In tho Hall of the Mountain King Clara Norris, Burnctte Chausse Galop Scholes Orchestra ' Instrumentation Violine: Virginia McWlIIIams, Agnes Smith, Clara Norris, Mary Doherty, Georgia Daniels, Marlon Chausse, Klizabeth Donohuc, Bur nctte Chaussc, Jack McNallan, Clydo Nobles. French horn: William Caldwell. Cornet: Paul Ncwlin. Trombone: James Bruce. Orchestra bolls: Natalie Kbert. . Drums: Vincent Newlin. Piano: Dorothy Wall, Judith Ste Krist. . Class Entertained At Matthews Home Duet The First Robin Krogmann Lillian Knautz-Helen Jean Speckhart Part II Tho Music Box rokllnl On a Blue Lagoon Muttlngly Dorothy Mann Somersaults - Blako Gypsies are Coming Uogera Margaret Karhart Gallant Knight Dutton Witches' Dance ,..KulIuk ltuth Byers Uomanco MacDowell Oriental Vision Cesana Margaret Dixon Prelude Chopin Lovo Song Cadman ltuth Aldrlch Shower In Honor Of Bethel Trill A pretty miscellaneous shower In compliment to Miss Bethel Trill. whoso marriage to Harvey St. John will be an event of early June, was given Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Fred Itoud on Second street. Spring flowers were attractively arranged about the rooms. Eighteen guests were present with Mrs. Floyd Mann winning first honors and Mrs. Minnie Bynum second honors. Many lovely gifts were presented to the honor guest. Later In the evening uainty refreshments wero served by Mrs. Head uasisted by her mother, Mrs. Trill. Miss Chandler Is Guest Of Honor At a pleasant evening of games and social hours, eight girls of the Sunday school class of the Pres byterian church taught by Mrs. Harvey Matthews, were guests at her home last night. Later in the evening dainty refreshments were served. The class consists of hlgl school girls of the junior and sen ior grades. - Present Recital At the La Grande ..We kit Itenard Fink ....Bilbro ....Bilbro An Interesting and delightful re cital .was presented lst night by the pupils of Miss Helen Williams at the ballroom of the La Grande hotel with . a crowd of parents, friends and music lovers In atten dance. Tho program: Pixies' Goodnight Song prown Fireflies In the Grass Wadley Lillian Knautz- Mtllo Indian Chief Strickland Hocking the Crndlo Dutton Jean Hyde Wind In tho Pines Dutton Birds Frolic Fontnna Helen Jean Speckhart The Bells ."Williams Fairies at Play In the Moonlight ; MacLachlan Jane Williams . Dance of tho Wooilsprltes Forman The Wind Eckstein Wnna Strain STATE NOW PLAYING COLUMBIA f m PICTURES M X I m lM0 I L iomi:iv ' ACTS fc2 -powerful ALLTALK1NG Drama tfti Zter JACK HOLT DOROTHY REVIEU jupportrdbyan II Jar Quit AQCH C MAVO COATS In The New Crepe Effects .. $12-75 $16-75 Wool Crepes Basket Weaves Fancy Mixtures White and Pastel Shades THE LITTLE SHOP Announcements UNION FARM LAND HIGH GRADE RISK Honoring her sister, Miss Phyllis Chandler, of Portlund, who Is vis iting here, Mrs. K. D. Towlur was hostess at a delightful party at her home last nirrht. JJecorations were In a color scheme of yellow and green. Curd gamed were a diversion of tho evening with Miss Norma May ger winning first prize for high score. Consolation award was re ceived by Miss Bessie Peltigrew. A number; of other nffairs are being planned In Miss Chandler's honor. y v Bridge-Luncheon At the Saca jawea Mr.s. Kd Itoylon Was hostess to tllo Jolly IlridKO club Thursday ternoon at tho .Hacnjawoa Inn at an enjoyable biidKo-lunchoon. Tulips and sweet peas wero tin effective decoration of the table. Three tables of brldtfo were at play with Mrs. Leo llanford winning first prize and Ill's. Nate .weifel receiving second honors. The next mcctlntr will be with Mrs. Zwolfel. Thursday May Lutheran Ladies Aid In Meeting The. Lutheran Ladles Aid met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. It. A. KIlliBhoniiner on Cher ry street for a social meeting wlfli unite' n few members and visitors- present. Mrs. Jim Schilling, president, had charge, of tho dcvotiunul and business session. I.uler In the af ternoon delicious refreshments wero served. At the next meeting Mrs. Walter rohrmnn will give a review of Krod Knstmuns' "Tho Menace of tho Movies." Another interesting Item nbout tho bridgo und kensington lunch eon to be given Saturday, May 31 at tho Sacajawca Inn Is that Mrs. Thomas Wallsinger will have chargo of tho kensington, Mrs. T. A. McKinstry announced today. Juniors of tho W. U. A. will meet at the home of Mrs. Delia Hurndcu Saturday afternoon from 2 to 4 o'clock, standard time. Everyone is urged to be present as plans will bo discussed lor tho district con vention and delegates wll bo chosen to go to I'ortland the first part of July. A prize will bo given during the afternoon. v Tlio Daughters ot Union Veterans will meet this evening at 7:30 o'clock at the Mooso hall. All members are requested to be pres ent as practice work will be held. "Vengeance" . At State Is Absorbing Story Delishtrully diverting and ab sorbing drama of life in an Kng lish trading post in West Africa opened at the Stato theater today, it Is "Vengeance," a Cnlumbta all talking picture "with Jack KoH; and Dorothy Hevier and directed by Archie Mjhyo. Tho story Is well knit together and the dialogue is lo tho point. Me'ailhiim. the man 'who has for several years been In chargo of the trading post, has asked the London office for relief. In ans- wer to this request, Charles Sum mors Is sent out. Jib arrives with lit young and charming wife. He Is censured for his poor judgment In bringing nor to such an un- Oodly pluee. An Intense an tag onlsin develops between Mend ham and Summers because of Summers' poor judgment In handling the na tives. Summers' wife breaks under tho strain of her husband's cruel ty and tho ravages of Iho tropical climate. She appeals to Mead- hnin. They fall in lovo. Tho com plieatioiiiH that result from this situation- complete the action of one of I he most absorbing stories of the tropic ever screened. Tho stars and tho supporting en sfc consisting of Phillip Strang! and C!oorgo J'earco render skill (HI performances. Bird Egg Contest Closes Saturday Announcement was made today ' that Saturday, May 24 will be the last day for boys to urmg in crow, j hawk and magpie eggs and feet. Sportsmon and others who deslro to work on tho hatchery grounds at Union are asked to bo there at o'clock Sunday morning and work as long as they want to. REVIVAL MEET AT CHRISTIAN CHURCH ENDS Tho Pnckard and Ncely revival at the Christian church closed Thursduy evenl lg Willi tho largest week-night crowd yet In attend ance. Prof. Claudo Keely sang "Holy Clly" by request. ir. Paul Henry J'ackard, evangelist, deliv ered a strong sermon on "Stew ardship" and warned his audience ii gul nst tho sin of covetousnesH. In his sennonie challenged Chris tiuns willi the ideal of tllhiug and confluded by enlisting pledges for tho local church budget. A flue spirit was manifested at tho close in the fellowship hour. There htive been 71 response?: to the 'invltution during (he revival and the church has been strengthened greutly, de da res tho minister. "We feel the meeting has been a sutess," snld the Itev. It. I- Put num. The services of the Cenfrnt Church of Christ will continue on regular schedule beginning; Sunday on standard time. 109 SENIORS TO GRADUATE FROM L. H. (Cuntinucd from Pago One). (Continued from Page One) G0i; Josephine. 5155, a9v. Klam ath. Ui4,367.67; Lane. J106.8S8; Multnonuih, fX!.4U9; 1'olK. J147,- .!!5; I'malllla, JIC2.U55: Wal lowa, $2UK,I3ST. Loans aro limited to (51)00 for each borrower. 1H I. os Angeles Harbor Busy l,OS ANGIOMAS (A,P) Com merce of I am Angeles naruor reached a total of iiti.uUO.uOU tons, with a valuo of moro.than a bil lion dollars, In l!!, according to estimates. J'otrolcum products comprised approximately 70 per cent of tho total value. SUGAR SUPPLIES CALORIES AT THE LOWEST PRICE Few Foods Return Such High Caloric Value for the , ' Money Jlarer, ltuth Uarrlson, Grace Hod den, Grace Hendricks, Kunicc Herr, Hazel Herrmann and Eugene llib- bert. Montana Hopkins, Garrett Hum phrey, t'harles Hunt, l.ee John son,, Theluiu, Johnson, Lola -IOs. inger, George . K.unuisawa, John Lambert, Adam l-elhton. I-Yuncls Lewis. Joe l.ytell. Arthur McL'all, Gene .M.eClaln, L'lmer Mct'ltire and Luiu M'cClure, Antone Mcl'-wen, Virginia Me Wllllams, Kathryu Molcair. Mjir garel. .Milne, Wlnford Mires, I'aul Nowiln, Vincent Neu'lln, Wayne Kusljuuut, ' Vernon ' 1'atten, Lon I'atten,- Clair Perkins, ltoherl Ramsey, Jane Kuvenserofl , Kdwln Itichards, LaVelle Itleliey, Millard Ituliertson, Leonard Jto.e and ,Max lue Kliellworlh. Adulph Kiegrist. Nora Sitler, Vatlis Klack, Lternlce Slack, Amy Smith, Julia Smith, Lorraine Smllli, Merle Smith, George Snvulz, Don ald Spencer. Lawrence Starr, Lyle Steinbeck, itobert Stoddard, Grant Strlngham, l-'anny Struck and Bonnie Sullins, '.' t'laudla Suydaut, Clare 'I'lionuis, lOdward 'riionii)Son, At I I'd r e d Thompson, Vera Tiffany, Kdua Towory, 1','rnest Tuvesun, Naomi Twidwell, Vernon Wnite. Alvln Walls. Dolls Warner. Kills WmI klnS, Krcd Welier. Velma Win liurn nnd Union X.jingg. Surtar is an inexpensive food. Compared with butter, bacon, macaroni, bread, moats, milk, irreen vee-ctables and fresh fruits. sugar supplies tho system with far moro calories lor cacn cent spent than the same amount expended on any of the rest of tho products named. This fact is significant because the average system requires ap proximately 3000 calories daily. Of this amount, sixty per cent should bo derived from the carbohydrate group of foods to which sugar belongs. To get the full value of sugar tho housewife should consider it in re lation to nil the foods site chooses for her table. Tho most inexpensive balanced meal can be made satisfy ing and complete by a sweet des sert. Canned vegetables, as well as fresh ones, can be much improved in taste appeal if a dash of sugar to a pinch of salt iB added while they arc cooking. Breakfaat cereals and stowed dried fruits have added goodness when sugar is added. . Doctors and dietitians approve the use of sugar in making essen tiaPfqods tasty. For theso foods contain vitamins, fifireritlnnd roughuge all of which are nided by the system. Good fooJ promotes good health. The Sugar institute. Main 759 (3 phones) Corner Cedar and Wash. A Lower Priced Service Store with Every Item Guaranteed. Cane Sugar, 10 lbs. 59c Beets, 4 bunches 25c Turnips, bunch Small cans of peaches, apricots, pears and fruit salad, 2 for ..:. .25c , ; Salted Peaiiuts,-pouhol :u:v!;:.-Jdc; Large Firm Head Lettuce, 3 ior..25c : Toilet Paper, 3 fpr;..L:,...:... ....23c ;. Strawbemes, 'red aijid; "3 : boxes V--'i-.iilf.:-.: s, ...39c Boston Cream Pies maVe delici- ; , ous short caHes;each j:.C:i Fresh Dressed Rhode Island Hens Spring Frys. ' ' - -; ' ':"' :-: : ,.',.LJ.lh....T.f 1 .1 ....Lull I m Pork Shoulder Roasts; lb. :v:::..::;.20c . Potatoe Chips always so '.crisp' V and fresh, 3;for.;.L:.l.:-.:::...25c ' Cream of Wheat ..'.'......:..;.-.lv,.:....:..?4c , Asparagus; 3 lbs! ..:.r:.L.:.:.i.25c rt H tm hi ' .A' Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Page """""" " :" " " " T (Grande Monde ADMISSION Mat Eve. 25c Kiddies 35c 10c COMING "The Rogue Song" OXU OI' TIIU I'lXKST NEW JIOTHIjS IN ISASTIiltX O1U0OON H0TEJJ. ' tSSSfr' i .. i 3 s The La Grande Hotel at Ii Gruudc, Oregon. Come In as You Arc . . . Your Home While Hero Dining lloom Cuffoc Sliopno Clean. Comfortable, Cuzy, Warm Kooms. Telephone Service W. C. Bccktcll, Owner and Operator. I i SA.V KKAMMSI'O. May 2 (AH ! Itutterfat f. o. b. San I-'ranelseo, ) 3816. ' Specials The BOB SHOP MAIN 577 Permanent Waves $3.00 Combination Permanent Waves $7.50 Finger Waves 75c We Iron ALL FLATWORK in Our Family Services MAIN 56 Standard Mimdry Co. "Wire Sluing Slallon" si 1 J MM LARISON CHEVROLET COMPANY Used Car Lot For -:roiHmil9ir 'J'rniiHjKirtatlon Phone , Main 508 MEATiG0:;;;: Packers and Distributors of Mt. Emily Products City Grocery and Market Main 75-50 Economy Grocery and Market Main 573-48 Hoover : Market Main 755 Fir Street Market & Grocery Main 700 ARE YOU A BUILDER Will you help us to assist the Grande Ronde Valley Producer by using HOME PKO DUCTS? You will benefit by a program of this kind, and in turn we guarantee you quality which is unexcelled, and a saving on your purchase. What benefits the pro ducer will also help you. Remember: Friday is bake day. Will bake your Mt. Emily Ham free. Hams None Heller. Sliced Ham Machine Sliced. Picnic Hams Sugar Cured. Veal Chops Choice Cuts. Spare Ribs Fresh Daily. 29c lb. 30c ILk "Jim Vaughn" $1.00 each 15c lb. 15c lb. Sg Breakfast Bacon Lean Sugar Cured. Sg Cottage Butts gg Honed and Rolled. go gg Skinned Backs og Extra Lean. v Veal Stew g Cut in Cubes. go gg Backbone oo Ican and Meaty. 29c lb. $1.00 each 21c lb. . 15c lb. 3 lbs. 25c GROCERY DEPARTMENT Sugar " & II Pure Cane 25 pound A Cloth Hags tPl.ttl Dromedary Dates Fresh Stock Regular or Pitted QQ 'I Packages OiL Grape Fruit Tree Ripened. Fruit Slightly QQ Hrokcn. No. 2 tins. 5 for OtL Peaches , Richelieu llrand. The Finest Canned We Invite Comparison. KKf 2 Vi Tins. 2 for OOks Bakery Department lluttcr Sponge Cake A Q Special. 2 for 2 ?o 9o o0 9o ?o 9o 2 2 2 2 2 2" 2 2 2 Oo 2 oo 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 Oo 2 9o Peas Monarch Fancy. No. Sieve Very Small No. 2 Tins. 4 for Oranges Fancy Sunkist. 200 Size. Dozen Cucumbers Hot House. Long Green. Each Cabbage New Walla Walla Crisp Solid Heads. Special, Pound EXTRA SPECIAL Marshmallow Large Fluffy Kind 1 Pound Wax Carton Each 89c 53c 10c 5c 19c fi' i r EST W V m m 107 Fir St. 1 w