La Grande evening observer., May 30, 1930, Page 3, Image 3

Friday, May 30, 1930
LA ORANDK EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDS, ORE.
Page three
SDOEEny NEWiT
Mrs. Audmer Playle
; Hostess! To Bridge
Club At Sacajawea
At a delightful bridge-luncheon
Mm. Audmer IMuyle wus huKtess to
tho Junior Bridge club Wednesduy
iil'terniion lit ih0 Suenjawea Inn.
t'overa were luid for twelve lit n
table utlnutlvcly decorated with
lullif.
Prizes nt cards were won by Mrs.
Andrew l.oney jr. first and '.Mrs.
J.loyil Young consolation. A (ruost
award was presented to Mrs. Krun
ci:; Greiillcii.
Charming Bridge
Luncheon Thursday
Mrs. Clyde Zimmerman was
hostess to her club Thursday at a
charming hridse luncheon at the
I a Cirnndc hotel: At 1, u'cloclt a
luncheon was served for twelve at
tables prettily urrnnBed with sweet
peas and columbine.
Honors at bridge were won by
Mrs. T. R. Maxwell, rirst and .Mrs.
ItittH JOaton, second. ' This Is the
last meeting of the season. Tho
club plans to resume its meetlns
UKuIll in October.
Club Makes Plan
1 For An Outing
Members of the Mury-KIiznbetU
Pluh were guesto of Mrs. Hurry It.
Turner Wednesday at her homo
for a pleasant .social aftrnQin . of.
Kami's and sowing. Later a dainty
twn-eourse luncheon wasjHftrvetl.
I'laiiH --ore made fat a' pienle
next Tuesday al Pino Cone,' which
will be in honor of Mrs. Tf. ' B:
MumCord who is leaving for Mon
tana where she exyeets ito maUo
her home. '.. . ,:
Miss Small Will
Wed Mr. Karker
noble (crnnd with Mrs. Marth Hed
des, vice grand; and Mrs. Flossie
KnK'ts, treasurer.
Airs. H. J. Kitchen pave an In
terestlnK account of the convention
held In Portland last week when
Air. Maude Hotter!, of Knterprise,
was ele.cted Rrand warden. The
appointive offices of tho local lodj?e
will be announced Inter. Installa
tion will be hed nt the first mee
tli:r u Suj
Mrs. Nate Zweifel
Entertains Club
Airs. Nate Zwolfel was hostess at
; a charming hrirtfft luncheon yea
' terday at the Sacajawea inn at the.
I luwt meeting of the Jolly Ilridge
club this spring, us the sessions
; ai'fl being discontinued for tho
summer months.
j Pretty Jtoye and yellow snap
dragons centered the table at the
luncheon served at 1 o'clock with
covers placed for twelve. Airs.
Audmer Playle won the award for
, high tally at curds with Airs. Yi.
Crews winning aceond honors.
Announcements
The teachers and officers or (he
, primary department of the I'res
byterlan Sunday school will enter-
-tain the children of their depart-i
ltienlH at Hlversldo park Saturday
afternoon. The children are re-
, quested io be at the church at 2
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Menus Of The
Day
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VUEAD "TH' HO St" CART Atst FORTH, FROM ONE J,
V COMPAHV, AHD VM A&OOT I T 'MIRROR O AMOlrteR, AMVOWEJ ...
?Vi mn Ji ABOUT TO LEAD AN ARM- ,
. v HIDE! I f0a rtARoLtON -DON'T tou S-
A I ' ' '.' '. . , ' ' WftNT ME TO PtTi A COUPlxfv ,
'& ' . ( . I oi aumoRS mcdav."? on J;i
See . ), ' .SvooR owtyt? rrM
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The engagement of Allss Ulltnn !
Small of Alilton, Ore. and Moyd
A'ernop Kat la-r of (Vnmiliu. Wash.,
was announced Thursday evening
when the girls of the Alossman
liouso informally entertained a
group of the normal school girls.
Games and music wero enjoyed
during the evening, after which
refreshments were ; served, at .a
table prettily decorated in pink and
white. Tiny cedar chests filled
with candy were at each place and
contained ltt"", w'hlch when cor
rectly placed spelled tho names of
the engaged couple.
Alisa Small, who Is a senior at
the normal school, and' .Air. Kar
ker will bo married In August,
after which they expect to go, to
JMontunu, where ho will - bo in
chargo of a Shell Oil offWtf.
.Those present 'Were , MiHbes Alar
garet linker, Kva. .aiii Krwin,
Margaret Maddock, Tciesa Tabor,
lluth Smalley. i.aVelle Huntington,
.lean Hayborn, Harriet A beams,
Itethmyrl Miller, Irene I'otratz,' Til
lable Bech;nl, Frances Alarphy.
Lillian Small. Mrs. Glenn Alacom
ber and Mrs. Alossman.
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Women's Society
In All-Day Meet
The Women's Home Allssionary
society of the Methodist Kpiscopal
church met for an all-day meeting
at the home of Mrs. S. C Smith
on Washington avenue on Wednes
day, A ' potluck luncheon was
served at noon and the balance of
the day was spent in tying com
forts. After a .short business ses
sion, the meeting adjourned.
Juno meeting will be with Airs.
Hubert Clark on Onk street.
Officers Elected. ;
At Lodge Meeting
Klection of officers was held nt
the. meeting of the Crystal Ite
bekah lodge No. 50 Wednesday
night nt the Odd Fellows temple.
Mrs. l,tllie Kimmoll was Hiosen
LESS HEAT REQUIRED
WHEN AJRJS. HOIST
Steel-riveted and Gas-tight
Lennox Torrid Zone Fur
nace Has Most Practical
Humidifier
Atrs. AJtamIci Cicurfto
SI NOAY lUXNKll MKSV
linked t hicken and Giblet Gravy
lluttered Cauliflower
.Mashed Potatoes
llreud Plum Jelly
Fresh Vegetable Salad
Spring Fruit Pudding lLard Knuee
Coffee
ntes. Pour over tiop of fruits.
Hake 30 minutes in moderate
oven. Turn out upside' down,
serve with sauce.
Hard Sauce
2 tablespoons crea m
5 tablespoons butter
I teaspoon vanilla
I teaspoon lem-on extract
1 -S teaspoon salt
1 1-3 cups sifted confectioner's
sugar
Heat cream, add other ingredi
ent r. Heat until very creamy.
Chill. Servo on top of hot pudding.
Drop portions of dough from 'ond well. 'Neighbor .hoisted , the elder
of spoon unto greased baking Puis to Ui surface but hft flied
sheet-'. Spaed' thre.e .inches: link i
12 minutes In a moderate oven,-
Fresh Vegetable Salad
1 cup sliced lomatoes
1 cup sliced cucumbers
1-2 cup sliced radishes
2 tablespoons chopped onions .
i tablespoons chopped green
peppers 1-2 teaspoon salt
.,1.-1 teaspoon pepper
cup French dressing
Alls ingredients, pour into bowl.
Cover nnd chill. Serve oh let
tuce, top with salad dressing.
, Spring Fruit PtMldln'-r
1 cup peeled diced rhubarb
1 cup strawberries
1 cup diced rresh pineapple
- 1 cup sliced peaches . '
1 "eup sugar ' 1 -v-. .
2 tablespoon flour-
1 -4 teaspoon , salt
2 tablespoons lemon Juice
1-2 cup water or. fruit juices
AM?: sugar, flour antl salt. Add
fruits, lemon juice and water and
pour- into bo Mo 111 of a. buttered
baking .dish. Cover with, -batter.
'. f I bitter .-. .:
2eups flour
ll tenspoons baking powder
1 -4 teaspoon salt
1-4 cup sugar
1-2 teaspoon vanilla :
1 egg
1 cup milk
2 tablespoons butter, melted
Mb: Ingredients and bent 2 min-
Kfiilt Cookies .
1 cup chopped dates
1 cup chopped raisins
12 cup nuts
1-2 .cup water
1-2 cup fat ,
1 1-2 cups light brown . sugar
, 2 .eggs ,
, 1 teasnoon cinnamon
i-2 teaspoon cloves
1 -4 , teaspoon suit
1-4 cup milk
:i 1-2 cups flour . .
1 teaspoon soda
Alb: datet. raisins, nuts nnd
water. Cook slowly five minutes.
Coo.U..,rrcnu fit,,anil..,nia,,hu"r.
Mis well. Add eggs ami beat two
minutes. Add rest of Ingredients,
Including coo';ed fruit mixture.
Willamette Wins
From' Whitman, 7-0
SAI.i:.r. Ore.; ll.oy '3o'Ait?W
WHlumi'lU' university, ttmk the
first gnino oT a three-frame hoi-Ioh
from Wllltinnn coUfgp,- 7 .to 0,
lun-i. y(t(.'.Iuy. ..' 1'eterHon, WlKi
Ininolle froKlunan liltrluM', ulluwwl
three hits anil struck out nluu
ini'ii. 1 In ll Ic, Heiircit third hhoU
er, hit a luinLcr, thrpe-huKger mid
it iloulile, 'Iho seriOH Is to. iloelilo
iho Nortlnvi-st conference cham
pionship., Tho tcmna 'piny iiKitln
Unlay. Score: . ' t
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Whitman t 0
Willamette 7
llatlerle:i Clow, unit 'l'hoiiins;
1'eterHoit ami (.'arillnal.
H. K.
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Tl'0ls 1 ill iii-r In AVcll
ltlini.NK, Onmuny (AP) Di'
termlneil In enil his drunken fii'th-
er' stulih.rn Yelstiihee. to yu'lf'ii
a hevcnifjre, ilelnrich iritis plcke'
; A' lady .hsslstunt. '
Kiulppul w 1 1 li I II
.thorough f tialnlnK
nnd lonR exiierlenpe.
Is a permanent
member of the Hiiff
of this orBfthlnntlo.n.
H e r ' services a r,
nvallnlile .wherever '
they are desired for :
dolnif . any of , (he .
. thliiKS that require ,
a womans sympathy '
nnd undeiMtaniilnp.
W feel that modern
Funeral .Service ;
-not .complete . itu ;
out A AVoina ns, Sy)n -;
pathy... , ', v V''.;'.' .'
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WALKERS
FUNERAL SERVICE
. 5X11 AT SPRIKG ST.
PHONE 542
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FRRSH STRAWI5KHUY ICK CREAM
Strawberry Ice Cream made from Fresh'
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLY
.An asRortment of Delicious Cakes made
from a Butter Sponge and a wonderful
Strawberries and cream of a hiah But-. V value for -Saturday, 2 for
tor Fat contents. Regular flOc, value, .i' .-: PIES
special value every day at, per quin t 50c " - liiff Juicy. Ilucklebcrry Pies, each..
..43c
.40c
DUTCH TREAT
Boston Cream Pie made with real Whipped Cream
i"'ch ) f i4 . . . .Tic
. Our Scrumptious Caked Doughnuts, doz. .
Ijcmon Filled Squnres, regular 25c cad'li.
Butter-Nut Bread Alwayit a frtat.
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High Grade
MAYONNAISE
AND TASTE-T-SPREAD
l Pint Jar 1 Pint Jar
19c : . 37c
. When air is dry, it must be held
at a higher temperature for bodily
comfort than when it contains a
proper amount of humidity. As the
heated air in most homes contains
only 127o to 20 relative humidity
(which is drier than the Sahara
Desert) it follows that jrfrd fuel is
being burned to maintain a com
fortable temperature. This extra
fuel is one of the savings effected
by the Lennox Torrid Zone Warm
Air Furnace. Because the Torrid
Zone humidifier has twice the evap
orating area right inside the casinp
of ordinary water jians and is posi
tioned for most efficient evaporation.
Extra fuel is also saved through
the design of the Torrid Zone fire
not and the oversized radiator. Com
bustion is more thorough and more
iheat is squeezed from the smoke
and gases before they go up the
chimney. This remarkable furnace
is designed for hard or soft coal,
coke, lignite, wood, gas or oil and
is built to outlast two or three or
dinary furnaces. See the particular
model for your home and your fuel.
Made by the Lennox Furnace Com
pany, Syracuse, N. Y. Marshall
town, Iowa Toronto. Canada.
NATE ZWEIFEL
Torrid Zone Slnvdard Cod
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minutes. Add rel of Ingredient, up the old mini nnd, a ecu id Ins to kr, rvf IVVglSi tV 'FgloPt &
Includlurr coo';ed fruit mlvture. the police, dropped him into n fl
1 Day Sale: y ::pfe- . .; y
of ?Vr"-i jwrxl' s
mssm ' Hu- "
ipSj Your Choice of Any Hat in the V
$2.95-$5.95-$7.95 . I jj
Furies o, Nature j W ValUCS to $14.95 "
Passions of Men ( TBe. ml "
In a Tremendous Drama of s '3
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REPUTATION and REPETITION
Our customers come buck. again and again, day after dayi year after year. That's
proof of the excellence of our niel chlitidise and the, fairness of out- prices. We have
succeeded because we have given constant attention to the best ways to. serve you.
Specials for Sat, Mon. and Tuesday, May 31 to June 1
SWIFTS
Premium : Bacon
, A bout 2l2 lbs., in Each Piece
Pound 38c
49 LB.
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BAG
Si. 59
Checker
CORN FLAKES
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Not Just Ordinary Cheese But It Is
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LOIN STEAK
Baby Beef, excellent quality Q TLn
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Pound lOL
LARD 10 POUNDS
Open Kettle Rendered
100 Per Cent Price
$123
Constantly growing.
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ROUND SHOULDER STEAK
Tender and Juicy OA
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