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Tuesday, February 1(11931 LA. GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. , hA GRANDE, ORE. Papre Three socnEiryNiEWir Miss Baa Duke. Society Editor -Telephone Main GOO UatU 9:S0 a. m. P. E. O. Chapter Is Hostess At Charming Affair When Ohapter I, P. E, o. enter! talned the B. t. U's.and their sons at dinner at the La Grande hotel Mon day evening It proved to be one of the most Interesting social functions of the early spring. The dinner table was brilliantly festooned In flame colored sweet peas and tapera to car ry out the valentine motif, with two little "love trees', and ' candy hearts completing the decoration. v Dr and Mrs. E, P. Mossman, who are leaving soon for Amity to make their home, were honored guests for the occasion. Sons - present were Worth Epllng, Douglas Moe and Golan Spllng, and among the other guests were Miss Blanche Speers and Miss Jean White. , Tributes were paid to r. anil Mrs. Mossman by Dr. H. 8. Brownton, In behalf of the B. I. L.; and by Mrs. J. T- Richardson, president of Chap ter I, P. E. O. :,. Dr. and Mrs. A. h' Richardson were hosts to the group following the din ner, Mrs. Lynn Wright reviewed the sparkling play, "The First Mrs. Pra zor." a Broadway success of the past year, written by Bt. John-Ervlne. Social Calendar i Tuesday, Feb. 10 730 Women's Benefit associa tion, Odd Fellows hall. 7:30 Child study group' of the A. A, U. W.-P. T. A. at the E. O. : 8:00 Card party given by the Altar society of the Catholic church, X the Sacajawea ball room. : Wednesday, Feb. 11-' . l!30 Prof. A. Grace Johnsort speaks on "The Home-Maker And' Her Workshop," at the Eco n6mic Conference, at the Saca jawea Inn. 2-00 Ah Delth club, with Mrs. H. M. Bradshaw. . 2:00 Division A, Loyal Sisters of Christian church, with Mrs. George Lockwood, 2103 Adams. 2 '00 Foreign Missionary so cloty, with Mrs. R. F. Tyler. 2:00 Helomala club, with Mrs. James Oneal. 2 :00 8o-Ne-He club, with Mis. 'dene Walker, 2116 Oak street;. 2:00 Women's Foreign Mis sionary sooiety of the. Methodist church, with Mrs. R. F. Tyler, 1101 First street. . 2-30 D. A. R.. at the home of Mrs. J K. Wright. 7 -80 'Episcopal phoir, rehearsal " have social hour at the church. 7:30 . Delphian ohapter, Saca jawea Inn. 7'80 Bid "Em and Lose . Em 'club, with Miss Mildred Hoyt. . . i .4 ' Thursday, Feb. 12 . 10:00 Island City Ladles Aid, : with Mrs; Nathan Perrin. 1:00 Mrs. P. A. Mcppnald en tftorWlns the TMirsdarlub at toe i'00 O110 club, With Mrs. A. 3i t ?00'Mary Elizabeth club, with llrs.' Bert Hollister. . 1'30 "Household ,- Records In Successful Home Making," 1y Prof " a: - .Grace Johnson, , Saca jawea Inn.. -, -' 2 00 Lutheran Ladles Aid, wltn Mrs: Charles Ward. , - 2 '00 Me-Way-A-Tum club, with Mrs.-. Roy MunseU. 2:00 Division B, Loyal Sisters of Christian church, Mrs. Oma Latham.- , . 20 White Rose club, with Mrs. Laura Kennedy. 2:00.Au Fait club, with Mrs. David Meldrum. ' i. 2 30 Reception for patriotic or ranizatlbns by the American Le gion .auxiliary, at the Sacajawea 20 "Why I Am Glad I'm An ' American Woman," Prof. A. Grace Johnson. . 40 Kings Heralds-Home Guard of the Methodist church, at the churoh . ' ' 7:30 Eagle auxiliary entertain the Baker group at a valentine party, It the Eagle hall, p 7:& A- A,. D, W. literature group, at the home of Miss Mil dred .Hawksworth. ....... - 4:00 White elephant social by Division O, Loyal Sisters of Christian church, at the church. 8:00 Triangle club, with Mr. and Mrs.' Walter Jones. 2:00 Lincoln's birthday benefit ' dance by the St. Peter's choir, at Honan hall. . ' Friday, January 13 1:30 L L club, with Mrs. I. M. Dolan, Island City. 2:00 Presbyterian Missionary society. 2:00 Bridge club with Mrs. Wil liam Heughan. 2 00 Westway club, with Mrs. Mildred . Slusher, 1011 Twelfth street. 2:00 Fridav Bridge club, with Mrs. L. M. Hoyt. m 2:00 F. 8. club, with Mrs. Will PIdcoek. , - , 2:00 Stitch and Chatter club of the American Legion, with Mrs. Oscar Johnson, 802 Spring. 2:00 Bridge club with Mrs. Francis Orsullch. 2:60 Baptist Ladles Aid, with Mrs.. B. Marous Godwin. 2 :00 Greenwood Parent Teacher association, at the school. 7:30 J. H. Ackerman Training school P. T. A., at the NormaL 8:00 Swastika club, with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Nowland. 8:00 Bridge club, with Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Vedder. 8:00 "Martha" class of Metho dist church entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Renwlck Clark. . 9:00 Freshmen entertain at semi-formal dance at B. O. N. B :00 Valentine masquerade dance. St. Peter's HI club, at Hon an hall. Saturday. Jan. 14 7:30 Initiation for Rainbow girls, at the Masonic hall. 8:00 Bridge party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Spencer. Monday, Feb. 16 2:00 B Z. club, with Mrs. John Qreullch. 2:00 Lions auxiliary bridge party, with Mrs. Fred Morman. 2:00 Wakellta Bridge club, with Mrs. A. E. Hug. 7:30 Neighborhood Music club, La Grande hotel. 7:80 Gleaner chub, Mrs. Marlon Stoddard. Punch . was served throughout the evening with Miss Helen Glen pre siding at the punch bowl. The- committee in charge of ar rangements for the event were Mrs. Clyde R. Seltz. Mrs. H. s. Brownton. Mrs. George Blrnle and Mrs. Hal Bphnenkamp. - Lions Auxiliary Prepares For Meet The Lions International convention In Oregon has been set for June 24 and 26 and many of the members of tne auxiliary are expected to attend the two days of meetings.' A round of bridge parties, teas, dinners are being planned by the local auxiliary for the occasion. Members met yes terday at the home of Mrs, Max Bar vis to begin preparations 'for favors and decorations which will be used at the gatherings.; The favors are being made to carry out the Lions colors of purple and gold and are in the form of corr sages. Following an afternoon spent in arranging the corsages, Mrs. Barvls served refreshments to her guests. Mrs. Fred Mormon will entertain the group next Monday at her home for an afternoon of bridge. -,. Mrs. Walter Pierce Hostess To Club Mrs. Walter Pierce described the beautiful historic art work of the Is land of Sicily, a center of Byzantine art, at a meeting pf the Art Research club at her country home yesterday afternoon. Luncheon was served by the hostess after which the study of art was followed. ... .-. Mrs. Pierce has visited the palaces Which she described, and to Illustrate the art work of Slcllyi she showed embroidered filet with quaint Byon tlne figures. "5"'!' The most beautiful Roman and Greek buildings now extant are In biciiy, Mrs. Fierce stated: -.. Guests for the afternoon, were Mrs. W. P. Mahoney, of Heppiier, who is In the city organizing an auxiliary to the wool growers association; and Mrs. Charles Roehm, of ,this city. A review of the Byzantine art, cen tered about the city of .Ravenna, will be the discussion for the-next meet ing which' will be held at the home of Mrs. Fred Kiddle In two weeks . Prof. Johnson To Speak Wednesday Among the most popular and wide ly known professors on the Oregon State campus Is Prof. A. Grace John son, who will address La Grande women at the Eighth Annual Eco nomic Conference being held here this week. . Miss Johnson has been for the past 14 years a member of the faculty of Oregon State college and for ten yeas of this time was--in- charge of the . home . management house' In which most of Oregon's girls taking home economics have lived. Miss Johnson has taught nutrition and household management, but she has, at present, centered her interests uponbudgetsjuidj.oiuita. and she is'rKuiently salSSdji upAaa&Jiopie, makers of the' state to 'assist in "rffflk-' lng budgets and .In ; sotting up sys tems of .record keeping. , All home-makers are invited to hear the interesting talks j which Miss Moore, has promised for the conven tion and which Include "The Home Maker and Her Workshop," a lecture, film strips and discussion, being pre sented Wednesday at 1:30, and which lasts until 3:30 o'clock. On Thurs day she will speak at 1 :30 on "House hold Records In successful Home Making;" and at 2:80 she will tell "Why I Am Glad I Am An American Woman." ... ' Mrs. Playle Is ' Hostess JVlonday r.. nWnvW IsioiflA (ntot--.Almri the Monday club at her home yesterday ! with a one o'clock luncheon followed : by an afternoon o'f bridge. Valentino ! decorations were used for the lunch- I eon table. I Prizes at bridge were given to Mrs. i : Lola Jones, first; and Mrs. H. G. i Avery, guest. l rm,. nut ACrnln In t.Wft WeekS the I hostess to oe aimuuuyeu . German Poet Is , Subject at Meet jsented as one of the most Interesting 4 n txra Rwlvn Bennett ! discussed his life and works at a meeting of the Neighborhood Lltera- ture group last evening at the Saca 1 Jawea Inn. She reviewed his life from 'the book, "That Man Heine," by (Lewis Browne, and read many selec- tlons from his collected poems. . I Miss Henri Herring will discuss the llterature-or inaia at me "v ...cod ing 01 tne group m i-wu ... Rambler's Art Club Entertained "Ceramics of Chinese Art," were discussed by Mrs. H. a. urownnju when the Rambler's Art club met yes terday afternoon with Mrs. Robert Eakln at her home. Mrs. George Blrnle will aiscuss vue legends and customs of China when the group meets again in -wu Benefit Will Be Held on Thursday A Lincoln's birthday benefit dance Is being planned by the Episcopal . . . i . i i n Tkitrulnv ttUP. cnoir ana win w ...-, -- nlng. dancing beginning at nine o'clock at Honan hall. Clever feature dances and refreshments are being planned by Mrs. Fred Hoover. 1 i v xt Witflftftler ueuije in. ...I-- nuu - 'are in charge of other arrangements I . I xfe- tit n r KnVltV ana nave vuc orchestra to furnish the music. I music and new vestments for the choir. Elks Will Dance At Hall Tonight "Assorted favors and the usual good time." are assured by R. V. Cop sey to all who attended the Elk's dance tonight at the temple. Dancing begins at 9:00 o'clock. This is to be one of the smaller dances of the Elks season with all efforts concentrated on the annual ball to bo held February 23 The committee for the annual ball will meet Thursday at ihe temple preceding the regular lodge meeting, C. L. Berry, chairman, states.. . . Bridge Party At . Masonic Hall Valentine dav was the Inspiration for a benefit bridge party given by the Eastern Star Social club lost eve ning at the Masonic hall. Quests for eight tables attended. Prizes were awarded Mrs. L. M. Hoyt and Vernon Alnsworth who made the highest scores for women ond men at bridge. Refreshments were served late in the evening wun Mrs. F. L. Robinson, Mrs. Peter Biever, Mrs. J. J. Broughton. Mrs. Charles Graham, Mrs. O May Noycs and Mrs. W. W. Nusbaum In charge. ... Leg-ion Auxiliary : To Hold Reception In honor ot- Abraham Lincoln, whose birthday will be celebrated February. 12, the American Legion auxiliary Is holding a reception at the Sacajawea Inn Thursday, to which all patriotic women's organizations In the city have been mvitea. ours ior the reception are from 2:30 to 4:30 o'clock. : . A program of musical and patriotic numbers Is belruz Dlanned by the committee headed by Mrs. Otis Palm er, general chairman. Mrs. R. V. Cop- Bey has charge ox tne entertainment; while Mrs. Boy McNees Is planning the refreshments. Mrs. Alex Ferguson ; Hostess at Bridge Mrs. Alex Ferguson entertained the Wakellta Bridge club at a delightful afternoon of bridge at her country home Monday. Guests for three tables were Invited, with Mrs. A. E. Hug making high score; Mrs. Jack Oliver, second; and Mrs. Henry Coun sel, guest. Reiresnmenta were serveu uy vnc hostess following the cards. ' , Mrs. A. E. Hug will be hostess to the club when they meet next. Mohawk Bridge ! Club In Meeting Guests for four tables of bridge were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. James Oneal Saturday evening when the Mohawk Brldgo club met. prizes went to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brandt, high for members; and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cleavlnger, high for guests. A two-course luncheon carrying out the valentine Idea was served by the hostess at a late hour. Mr. and Mrs. Joel Richardson will entertain the group in two weeks. . Lincoln Honored At Club Meeting Lincoln's birthday, a day which has an unusual Importance to the Daugh ters of the Union Veterans of the Civil Wax. was celebrated when that group met yesterday evening at the Moose hall. Mrs. Marietta Yeck, sen ior vice president, presided at the meeting In the absence of Mrs. Laura Rhodes, the president. The life of Lincoln waB giveh in a series of poems which were presented by various members of the club. Mrs. Marietta Teck read a poem on his birth: while Miss Blanche Yeck de scribed' "Tjie Clothes , of Lincoln's Boyhood.1'' 'Miss" Marlon Nelson "de scribed "Lincoln's Boyhood Work." Miss Florence Nelson told of Just Unpacked! 25 More of those Chic SPRING FROCKS Prints and Plain Crepes in all New Shades THE SHOP LITTLE Lincoln's School Days," and the death of his mother was described in a reading by Mrs.'Cella Gates. Mrs. Jessie Nelson read a poem concerning Lincoln's step mother, after which the group sang "Columbia, the Gem of The Ocean." The Daughters-will meet again on February 23. ,... E. 0. N. Class To Give Dance Friday The freshman class at the Eastern Oregon Normal school has Issued In vitations to all class members for a semi-formal dance to be held Fri day evening at nine o'clock at the Normal school. Valentines and hearts will be used In decorations and many clever feat ures are being planned for the occa sion. - Mrs. Stoddard Entertains Group1 Mrs. Lester Stoddard entertained the Gleaner girls of the M. I. A at her home last evening ior sewing. She was assisted In serving refresh ments at the close of the evening by Mrs. Elmo Olegg. The Gleaners will meet this evening as a part of the M. I. A. at ?:30 at the church. Mrs. Marlon Stoddard will entertain the class at her country homo next Monday evening. Masquerade Dance -: Friday Evening St. Peter's HI club Is presenting a valentine masquerade dance at Honan hall Friday evening with dancing be ginning at nine o'clock. Everyone Is to come In costume and masque, and privilege cards must be shown at the door. It Is stated. Privilege, cards may be secured from Barbara, Coolldge. Special Meeting To Be Wednesday ' To elect delegates to the conven tion In Portland In March . and to decide definitely concerning a tea which Is tentatively planned for Washington's birthday, a special meeting of the Daughters of the Am erican Revolution nos been called for Wednesday at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. J. K, Wright. Division COf Aid In Session Miss Gladys Church entertained Division C 6 the Loyal Sisters of the Christian church at her home last evening, with Mrs. Paul de F. Mortl more presiding at the meeting. The White Elephant social which will be held Thursday evening. Feb. 12 at the church was discussed and committees were appointed which in clude: Mis. Fred Huffman, program; Mrs. Art Allen, Mrs. Greer, and Mrs. Nolan Skiff, to sell white elephants; and Mrs, Lester Courtney and Miss Jean Courtney to sell candy. There will be nb admission fee. Each person attending Is asked to bring a wrapped article, a white ele- Tuesday Wednesday Thursday DRENCHED WITH TITANIC SPECTACLE AND FIERY DRAMA . . . and phant, which may be sold for a small jum. March 14 was set as the date for1 a cooked food sale. Mrs. Bill Snodgrass wlU entfirt'iln the Division on March 9. ' Child StudyGroup To Meet Tonight The child study group of the A A. TJ. W.-P. T. A. will meet this evening at 7:30 o'clock at the Normal school, at which time Mrs. Melvln Larson will discuss the book, "The Manage ment of the Child," by Blata and Bott. '' Camp Fire Group Planning Party Verna Lee Hanford and Nola Rae Mosby announced at the meeting of the Gatusl Camp Fire group, Monday evening , at four o'clock at the Nor mal school, that they are planning a valentine party to bo held later. The group practiced their folk dance for the birthday celebration at the Monday evening meeting. Camp Fire Girls Enjoy Skating Roller skating In the basement or the Methodist church was the diver sion of the Pukwana Camp Fire Girls when they met last evening. They also practiced their folk dance which will be presented at the Camp Fire birthday anniversary celebration on March 17. Mrs. R. F. Tyler Is guardian of the group. A. G. S. Planning Future Affairs The Associated Girl Students, the girls' governing and social organiza tion at the high school, was repre sented in a meeting last night of the executive council at the high school. Plans are under way for several events In the future, although no definite announcement followed last evening's meeting, according to the council members who are Iris Hughes, president; Wllma Stoop, Evelyn Perry and Evelvn Piper, vice presidents; Thelma Strain, secretary-troasuror; and Miss Ellcanor Vernon, xacuny au visor. Radio Programs WEDNESDAY PROGRAMS National Broadcasting Co.: 5, Bob by Jones; 6:15, Varieties; 6:30, Bits of Melody, news; 6, financial advice, musical program; 7 :30, Grantland Rice, music; 8, Amos and Andy; 8:16, popular music; 9:16, Modern melodists; 10, drama hour; 10:30, Nomads; 11 to 12, dance music. Columbia Broadcasting System: 6, Fast Freight; 6:30, instrumental trio; 7,- popular melodies; 7:30, concert, sport shots; 8, In Old Vienna; 8:30, revue; 9, symphony; 9:30, popular program; 10, Lord Banquet; 11, or chestra; 12 to 1, dance music. Northwest Brondcastlng System,: ONE LAST... FIERCE EMBRACE! While Savage Hordes Speed Death Across the Desert Sands. S!5 lliiii MmMB Lf'.i -i ' .i'i, til' , ! i !"'! f, i, , 'in ",;i -1 ' " . JT l,IVr( j. J' I' yi'W.Ws jjjj." w The World Thrilled to "Beau Gestc" . It Will Never Forget the Smash I ffl f Whip of Emotions Aroused La)(ML with LORETTA YOUNG RALPH FORBF;S IRENE RICH ' Benny Robin in "TALKING TURKEY" A Laugh Rfbt 5 :30, health, stock market, garden talk; 6, Terpelchoreans orchestra, talk: 7. operatic gems; 8, bridge game; 6:30, Lord Banquet; 8:45, violin and guitar; 9, orchestra; 10,. Sunshine program 10:30, organ; 11, orchestra; 12 to 8, Revellers. Spokane KHQ (690) : 7, Town Crier, newB,; 8, Happy Time; 8, Lumberjacks, music, talks; 10:30, Woman's Maga rine; 11:30, organ; 12, talks, music;. 1:15, markets; 1:30, air school; 2,: studio parade; 3, musical programs;. 4, service hour; 5, NBC programs; 5:30, music, talks: 6, NBC programs; ?:1Q, world tour: 9:45, tenor: 10, fca uro; 11 to 12, best steppers danco." Portland . KEX (1180): B, popular melodies;.. 8:15, legislature proceedings; 9, Toon- ervllle symphony; 9:30. orchestra; 10, Sunshine -program; 10:30, organ;; 11, White Wizard, orchestra; 12 to 3, Revellers. , . Seattle KJR (070): 6:30 to 3 a. m., NB8 programs. , Denver KOA (830): 6, Bobby Jones, vari eties; 6:30, concert; 6, NBO; 9:16, or chestra; 10. NBC; 10:30 to 11, organ.' Los Angeles KNX (1060): 6, organ; 6:30, theatre hour; 7, Watanabe and Archie, talk;! 7:30, College program: B. Airedales; i 8:30, musical program; 9, Serenadors; 9:30, Ethel Duncan; 10, Wranglers;; 11 to 12,' organ. , -' KFI (640): 6, NBC programs: 8:16, baritone, duo, tenor; 9:16, "D17-Em-, poror"; 0:30, musical comedy album;' iu:i, sympnonec; n, nuu, KHJ (900): 6, CBS; 6:30, studio; program; 7, musical comedy; 8, Guy Lombard o; 8:30, CBS; 9, musical programs; 10, news, orchestra? 12' to 1, organ. Snn Francisco KPO (680) : 6, Smiles program: Henry Starr; 7, orchestra; 8, chil-' dren's play; tenor; 8:30, KPO Capers; I 9:30. orchestra: 10, dance music; 11 to 12, Melodists. . KPUC'(GIO): 6 to 1, CBS programs. Oakland KLX (8B0): 6, concert duo; 7, news uems; 7:au, unaris ana Alien; 7:45, piano; 8, hoxir of melody; 9, Gxistav Severin talk; 0:30, Rodeo novelty boys; 10 to 11, dance program. KGO (790): 6 to 12, NBO pro grams. Salt Lake City KSL (1130): 6 to 8:16. NBO myo grams; 9:16, Jack Frost entertainers; 9:30, popular composers; 10:30, or gan; 11 to 12, dance music. Menus Of The Day By Mrs. Alexander George UO.AST liEEF FRANC ONLY MenlR for Sunday Ilrenkfast Orange Juice Pancakes and Syrup Broiled Sausages Coffeo Dinner Roast Boef Frnnconla and Potatoes Escalloped Turnips Bmnd Currant Jam " Cabbage Relish Salad In Gelatin Peach Shortcake, Coffee j Supper' Ronnt T?pnf Sandwiches Pickle Relish Cocoanut Cookies Toa Roast Berf Ftnnronln 5 pounds roaBt (rump). : ji . V f "M-if SUN-SWEPT PASSION OF THE SAVAGE . . . UNTAMED SAHARA by s 'LTWSt ffi Inf-'X '-w -Wednesday cf'M'rflhm B tf&i:&$'' !&2rsT Jl.'AiB I touted during I I Viy t7ftr 1 SV lira &Tvk 1 I tho ,ttst ten minutes B T:r,5. I I HELEN TWELVETREES I lj X ig LILYAN TASHMAN , .4 j if ,EMI?X B3 HMWIIOI.T. NEIL HAMILTON V. IX C I III 1 teaspoon salt, ,;, , vt, . it y4 teaspoon paprika. 2 tablespoons chopped onions. 4 cup chopped celery. ; 1 tablespoon ohopped groen pep pers, 2 cups tomatoes. ' ' Wipe off roast with damp elbth, Fit into baking pan and sprinkle with rest of Ingredients. Bake 15 min utes In hot oven. Cover and bake two hours In moderate oven. Bast a frequently. '-. . Escallopcd Turnips 3 cups diced, cooked turnips. 4 tablespoons butter. 6 tablespoons flour. , ' 1 teaspoon salt. 2V6 cups milk. . Vi teaspoon paprika. 1 cup cheese, out fine.1 x& cup cracker crumbs. . . Melt butter and add flour, salt and paprika. Add milk and cook until creamy sauco forms. Stir constantly. Add turnips. Pour into shallow, but tered baking dish. Mix cheeso and crumbs. Sprinkle over top. Bake 20 minutes In moderate oven. Serve in dish In which baked. Cnbbnge ltellnh Halnd 1 package lemon flavored gelatin mixture ' 2 cup boiling water. 3 ttiblespoons vinegar. , 4 tablespoons Bugor. 1 teaspoon salt. 2 cups chopped cabbage. - & cup chopped colory. . cup Chopped pimentos Our Beautiful - . . Valentine Candy Boxes Consist of our best, fresh made chocolates, rich creams, huts, fruits, nougats and carmels. " " Make your Valentine a box of candy for Mother, -Sister, Sweetheart or Friend; ; The Cherry Blossom Next to Jack Allen's ' 8 Irmamimmilmimrwammmmiwt.Atwm uniiij tt MORE MYSTIFYING I iS thnn "The Tint I p-V X Whispers ' I f , The ghostly romance of v. VM? V I the haunted houae of a IH '. 3 i tnousana norrora, oui.a I iftvl . i I a Homo or love because I K?G oywhowaa.ve, I III !V: Vn5 v'" W Ca Main 89B for I I jj'jj schedulo of shows I -whiSe the LOOK 1 LOOK! GOOD FOR ONE ADMISSION THIS COUPON WHEN PRESENTED AT THE 15 OX OFFICE OF THE STATE THEATRE WITH S5c IS GOOD FOR TWO ADULT ADMIS SIONS This Coupon Not Good After Friday the 13th of February BRING A FRIEND TO THE STATE IT COSTS NO MORE. 14 cup chopped eweet pickles , t fc 2 tablespoons chill sauce. ; Pour boiling water over gelatin mixture. Stir until dissolved. Add sugar and salt. Cool. Add rest of Ingredients and pour Into mold. Chill until stiff, Unmold on lettuce. Sur round with salad dressing, or mayon naise. ... f ivchoot CO Lj5 S canary sleeps 1 LOOK! LOOK! Tuoatlrtu D
