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Monday, June 9, 1930 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Three i DCDIETry NEWJT Sunday Marks End Of Winter Social Sea s o n In City Yesterday, the rirst sunny San-" "lay in June, was so lovely a .tluy that nmnv neonle took arivantnirp of the holiday and snent it in the outdoors In diverse ways.. Perhaps 1 Coterie club held its last nieetlnf? the most of them motored to one of ""' l'"'ty season Saturday niitht of (he neighboring towns, to Vul-'ut "'' Sueujawea Inn. Kloral ni lowa Lake, or any plaee on the I runKements were In a pretty eolor highway or mountain roads. Quite.: si henie or pink and white, a few drove to Walla Walla for tile I l-'ollowlng dinner three tables Blt tournament there. I were at play with -Mr. and Mrs. J. As the motorists sped by, they saw fishermen wading in the 'streams, spending the sunny hours unhung, while others camped or hiked. Tennis players and golfers were out to improve their skill and joy the sunshine; swimmers splashed and raced, and maybe to. day have red-tinted skins because th'-y husked loo much in the sun beam:.'. So the party season Is over, and s immer has' had its first big day. From now oh for the .next few months, people will shun the -Indoors vhi iv they haw. spent the WJnter nt cards and social evenings an, go to the parks and forests lo!,ra- perron ivwin, nrsi anu Airs, elijoy plenics.and outdoor sports. , Iwrenro Prumsmith. second. t - ; Guest honors were received by Mrs. , ' George Clark., Mrs. .Drumsmith rmnilp TVTn Priori '' -will bo the next hostess. June lit. VUUJJIC lUaiiacu following bridge a dainty two- .-' III : Wcllicl Wcllll bourse luncheon was served. l'ollowing rthe wedding of -Mar- garet Smith. and William K. I'm!- late, both of La O ramie, In Wallni Valla last Friday In the office, of the Justice of tho peace, tho wed ding party including Mrs. Maude Dnwsnn and Qua . l'asitsns, wit-. V. clul) of the Lutheran church met ii esses, returned to this city where yesterday. nfternoon nt the homo of Uiey enjoyed, a wedmng Nnpper at;Mr. and -Mrs. Walter l'lerce, w hen Mrs. Dawvoh's home on W avenue All's. Pierce interestingly discussed w hich had been prepured by her the lesson topic, a -study of the dnngliier. Miss llernice Woodbln. ; problems of hristlan youth, Ilhis The brldn and bridegroom will trating her'talk with books. niake their home in this city. '.'" Give Farewell For ,; - Miss Hencjricks . In honor 1 of Miss Grace Tfen dilcks who left Saturday on her way to Spokane to attend the Northwestern business college, the nt'floi.ru nml lt;lhliu if itio Spp. 1 oHd Ward I 1. S. Sunday school gave a delightful farewell party lcisco, where they are guests at the Friday evening In the church. MlswHotet St. Francis. llondrlcks has been tho school or- ; ganlst for the past four years. 'lA pleasant evening was enjoyed niid at the close of It, delicious re freshments wore served. Miss Hen ih-icks was presented with ajpreltyjald is employed at the Carr Furnl- gift In appreciation of her services, tore store. , Thkn were seventeen persons pres. ent. , '' , Coterie Bridge Club Ends Season i At a no-host dinner liriclRP the H. lilehl winning the award for high tally, sume its September, The club piano to re- meetings sometime in Mrs. Ferguson Is Hostess to Club ; Mrs. Alex Ferguson entertained the Me-VayA-Tum club last Thursday at her home where three tables of bridge were enjoyed. Dec orations were In an effective color scheme of blue and yellow. Honors at cards were won by i -P T "D IVLeiTlDerS' 01 JU, JT. Club Entertained , Sixteen girl members of the T.. I The Rev. nnd Mrs. I.clf H. Awes, Mrs. J. G. Stitzinger nnd Frank Hansen were also In attendance, . Fitzgeralds Spend Few Days In Frisco Mr. nnd Mrs. J. K. Fitzgerald. the former Miss Lucille Rlurk, of 1 n rii-ntnln rit-nirnn it fit nt tipnunnl isneodlnc a few days in San Fran-' The young couple have had a very pleasant honeymoon, having visited many of 'the resorts and points of Interest in Southern nnd Northern California. Mr. Fit surer- ! Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co. Announcements Wives of 1 Grande I Ions are to , meet at the Saeujnwea Inn at 7:.t. O'clock tonight. Officers Will be i elected and constitution and by-! laws for the lie adopted. ( Lions tiuxfllury, wilt The Neighbors of Woodcraft will ; meet in regular session Tuesluy ; evening at 8 o'clock at the K. P. hnll. Initiation will he held nnd j ttlt memhera are reo,uesled to be pre.sem. ' . Menus Of The - Day Hy Mrs, Alexuuder (ieoi-ee " C11IM KOCS l'Oll DIXXICIl Chill Kggs Buttered Potatoes Creamed 4 Asparagus Hrend -. 1 Currant Jolly I Chocolate Cream Pudding Cream Coffee Chill Kggs. Set-hig 0 . 7 hard cooked eggs, sliced. 4 tablespoons Gutter.' 5 tablespoons flour. V 2 cups tomatoes. 2 tablespoons chopped onions. 2 tablespoons chopped, cooked eeleryi 2 tablespoons ;chfpped,. cooked green peppers, ' ' ; (U teaspoon salt. ' ;'l-4 teaspoonpepper. 1-3 cup cheese, diced. Melt bulter rtnd ;add Dour: when blended add tomatoes. Cook slowly until hilxture thickens. Add sea sonings and Cheese..; Cook slowly 3" minutes.1 Pourtp'v'er npd n i:oiirjcl eggs, plnqed on (JseH'in(! iilattec C.urnlsh with parJdey nnd serve at ojoe. Peach Salmi i. ' ;0 halves of peaches. ' , , ! 'i1 clip diced mnrshmnllows. 1-3 cup almonds. 1-2 cup mayonnaise. Mix and chill ingredients. Place peaches on lettuce nnd top with other ingredients. Fresh or canned peaches can be used. . Chocolate Cream Pudding -. j -2 cup .sugar. 4 tablespoons flour. 2 square chocolate, nielled. 2 cups milk. ;. 't . 2 egg yolks. 1-8 teaspoon salt'V 2 egg whiles, beaten. 1 teaspoon vanilla. 3 tablespoons confectioner's sugar. : , t j ; i -t t 331end sugar, innd ifI6hr. Add chocolate, milk," egg yolks. Cook hi I double boiler until thick nnd creamy. Stir frequently. Add salt arid vanilla. Peat egg whites nnd add confectioner's 'sugar;' Hjoiit 2 minutes. Add-to chbcolitfe mature! after cooltTd." Ppur into gMss dish! iChitl.t :- ' " X ONLY ' . llrldnl Dinner Menu White Cherries and Oranges In Orange. Baskets 'Cream of Celerv Soon . Knlteri . Wll . Fried Chirken Hrowned Totntoes Creiin.ed Otnllfhiivoi Hot Iton straw-berrv Preserves ... , ,, , ------ . , , ' ''nP"'e1sh-rhet Stuffed Tomato Salmi Cheese " stil'ks rin-y ivv i-ifiiiii .mhiuh White rake notice Salted Nuts Candles GUARDSMEN WILL J LEAVE FOR CAMP i TOMORROW NIGHT (Continued from Pago One) gorV. more than noon national guardsmen on Clatsop plains, be- Sinning next Wednesday. , . Advance details are already at Camp Clatsop and Fort Stevens where thrv -lire nerfectimr in - ra ngem e n I r. f o r recep t f o n of the Ktnd Infantry, Field Hospital No. li7, the siate ytaff and the state i detachment at the former ouni.p i of the :M!Kh coast artillery and i the 218 field artillery at the latter, i Ktaht speeial trains will carry tho troops, converging ln I'artland I Wednesday. Southern anil Kast j ern (regon troops will start mov- InL' 'I'liKSflnv ii it? lit iitirl nil Ivniin . will be in eamp by S::i Wednes - ,lny. , ., Largo Attendance Seen Major General '(.Jeorge A. White reportr. that nearly all unit com-- manders have asked for increased camp uuotas. Indicating that at tendance will be a record breaker. Among dignitaries to be present will be Major General John L. Hint's, o San Francisco, command er of all Culled States army troops in the iwest. and Major General William.' G, Kverson. head of the lpplng in av Grando last Mon natfonal guard bureau at Wash- im. hiKton, .1). C. General Kversnii Is' , ?I oil n LIstrude, of Wolf Point. crossing the continent by airplane. The annual review and combat demonstration Is dated lor Satur day afternoon. June 21. The cost of tho two weeks' train ing will be over $iaa,ooa, all paid by the government. Family Returns To Cove After Year at Perrv lly Mrs. rnry 11. Knll (Observer Ctirrespondent ) 1 PKRliV. Oregon (Special) : Mrif. L. U. Hallmark and three children ' have ; returned to their . homo at Cove, after spending the 1 ( past year at Perry where their attended school. Mr'. ! daughter Hallmark Is employed at Hip rock crusher near here and will .remaljv hero for the ,.Wu miner only gning home ion woekends. , ,i Harold Hansen was a recent lie t To B Your electric range is an investment in home equipment that will last for many years. OnceS installed there is practically no replacement cost to bother you for a life time. It provides an al most permanent benefit and efficiency for your kitchen. T y , gr Considering that fact, the natural and sensible way for any family to buy this1 newest auto matic Hot Point is out of incomesmall amounts each month so that you enjoy its saving of time and money while you pay for it. Now is the time to have it put in your kitchen. Take advantage of this special of fer Cook by Electricity j limine guest at the Joe Smith home. H'arbld formerly lived al Perry hut his present home Is at l'ondosn. ll mw.nt tt.n ,.u .i,.tn 1,1. kiu aunt In I Clrande. where ho nt- tended high school, I ,. "r. Hurton and daughter, of lv uni em. were recent guests ot .Mr. 'lind w T. llr ()t 00mmunltv Van Carlson was a recent oily visitor . Hurt Kail, of La Grande, made a trip up here one day last week. He came alter a load of lumber. .air. and Mrs. It. A. AVilkerson were guests at the "V. L. Robert son and If,. II. llnlden homes last say. Kenneth Plerson vislled relatives nt Knmeln last Wednesday. . Loralite Smith wan shopping In T.a Grande Thursday. . ! ; K- Trll'P " Turner and daughter. "ere visitors at ',ne Bmt K,lil " ln w '" nday. 1 -ALrs- IlrtV and daughter were 1-a tlrande shoi)per Satur day., , ' M)-. nnd -Mrs. Titos. Rose were La Grande visitors recently. ' Mr. nnd M is. Stephen Proctor were weekend guests, at the J. It. Weimer home at Five Points. Molly liraden recently visited ieJ. lives In Iji Grande. M rs. If. Host man. of Katnela, visited her brothei'd here one day ,,he Imst wc,k- AH, and .Mr. J. It. Ilooher were recent business visitors In town. I Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wendt and , wo daughters, Uaxel and Gladys, nf La nuule, and Miss loin Itob- ertson and her brother, Carl, also Mr. Olsen, of linker, were among Mio guestM.at the W. L. Robertson ! home- last Sunday. Mi's. F. A. Hlanchnrd received 100 baby chicks Tuesday. I. Air. and Mrs. W. W. Hidden wor Mont,, who has been visiting his son, 1L H. LIstrude', of this place, for several days has returned to hla home. . Arthur Whitemnn has secured employment with the railroad company here. Ifarry Williams nnd his father- , In-law, John Thomns, were city .visitors last Friday. .Miss Fern Roberlson, who has been 111 several monlhs, onjoyed a jvlslt with Mla. M u Ida., ; Anderson ho r.ioreo iiuiiinan, nnin ner - ...1- ,, .' t asy, uy This Fine DOWN The Modern Way former teachers at the Greenwood J school. They came up to see her one day the past week. Mr. and Mrs. AV. W. lToldri ! were weekend guets of relatives at . I'nlon. 1 .,..! - , Lewis Kvnns, of Jai Grande, has purchased the house formerly oe- j copied by the Klmeu. Sinclair fam ily and will wreck it for tht lum- i her. - - Mrs. irariy WUHams has been HI for motile time. She Is not Improv- ' ing as fast as her many friends ' would like. Marvin Smith, of Pondosa, Is i spending this week with his grand- . mother, Mrs. Kllen Walker, of up-j per Flat. Miss Vcrda. Mny Morris has re- 1 turned homo from a two weeks ' visit nt the ; home of friends at Milium. : " , Mioses lorls , and Dorothy French, accompanied by Mrs. Ken- ! neth Freueh, all of La Grande. , were guests at the AV. L. Iloherlson home lat Wednesday. Mi, and Mrs. -Louis Greenough, ' who have lived at Upper Flat for some time, have moved to Lower 1 Flat to make their home. They occupy the house where Mrs. Hilda Carlson and . family spent the past i year. Mrs. Nellie Robertson visited re- . latlves at this place on Memorial day: Mrs., Robertson makes her : home In La Grande. 1 , W. L, JjiGore nnd son were shopping. In Ui Grando last Satur day, -x. .- M.rs. Joe Smith and son. Freddy were dinner guests at the Hurt Kail home last Friday. Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Kail attended The Observer's Cooking school In .the aflortumn, Mrs. T. F. Wlnsor, of.Tacomn, They Can't Shrink OlEI Practical Way Wash.,- wnsa .visitor nt. the Qle Maihson 'homo one day recently. Mrs. - Wlnsor watt a resident of Perry more than 20 years ago. She was accompanied hero by Mrs. J. P. Robertson, of Spokane, nnd both ladles visited nt tho W. L. Robert son home while here, niso. Mrs. , Hurt Kail and daughter, Ueba were vhdtlng friends in this community Friday of last week. Wesley Smith accompanies his father to town each morning w here they are both employed at the tele phone office. Ole Mnthson was n city visitor one day the latter part of the week. . A.rW. Beachanip and A. F. In gram, 'of Pine Cone:, have" lovely gardens whlch are very attractively to people passing -along the hlgh nwy. ' .- r- . Mrs. Arlle Gnssett recently called upon friends In 1m Grande. , Alr.ml Mrs. Cal Wright recently visited relatives at Covo. ' Mrs. F. K. Lyon, Mr3. Arthur Wulkins and Mrs.v li. A. Davis, alt of La Grande were guests at the Hurt Kail1 home Saturday. Little Miss Darllne ' Tripp, of Pnndosn, was-n weekend guest of Miss Llla Jean Plerson at her home here. Retha Kail, who has spent the past week at t he home of hey aunt, if! arl!5aoU- x ! ; i .tini-tfi, - :.- Range--- Mr.,J.r.. AtberUnn, spenftho weekertd- nt- home, - v- Klmer Sinclair Is employed on the highway work near Five PoIhIm. Mr. - and Mrs. Joe Smith woi'o" guests of Mr. and Mra. Jlarry Wil liams ono evening last week. They listened to a radio program whllo there. . 'Miss O'NIel has been visiting hci4 sister, Mrs. Kenneth Plerson, nt her homo here for the past several days. . . - Miss Ueba Kail vislled Miss Fern Robertson last Friday, ; Clarenco Sinclair sustained n .painful Injury to'hlf forehead last Thursday when he decided to diva In the "Old Swimming Hole' tnt Upper Flat.' The water was too shallow. The wound is painful hut; not dnngerou-,. , ' MIks ,lola Robertson, of Baker; visited her Uncle and aunt, Mr. mid Mrs. W. Tj. Robertson at their home j here on' Memorial day. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Havvkes and j Mr. and Mrs. F.. A. Rlanchnrd were shopping In town one day last week.-. Mr. and Arrs.Boh Mvrlck wero recent visitors at Summervllle. ' j .lack Alvey visited Milton Smith last Friday. . Mrs. Leonard Furgason was n Irecent Itaker visitor. NOW PLAYING
