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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 22, 1931)
Friday, May 22, 1931 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE; Page Three GRAPEVINE COVERS TWO ACRES MANTEO. N. O. m The Mother Vineyard farm, on which Is the Mother Souppernpng grapevine cov ering nearly two acres, has been sold. jThe farm formerly was the home of Isaac Chauncey Meekins,' squire of the early 19th century., y SEEKS "GREATER" PARIS PARIS yey Creation of a "great er" Paris, after the example of J?ew York, London and Berlin, with a probable population of 5,500.000, Is being sought in some French circles as an "urgent necessity" in view of present population trends. Death, from heart disease In-1 You can usually depend on the creased 86 per cent in Idaho In 190 Babe to give you a run for your as compared u laar. money. "HAIR-TWER" TEIPER He was irritable at the office, and grouchy at home, lia enemies increasei, Tiis friends became fewer. Then' one -day his doctor told him tho truth. $e had been liandicapped by constipation ior years. It, had brought headaches and con stantly irritating ills to make him "touchy." It had stolen his energy and good nature. His doctor suggested eating Kellpgg's All-Bran regularly. And in a few days he was a changed ' man, cheery, ambi tious and on the road to suc cess and happiness. Constipation is so unneces sary. It can be overcome so easily, so pleasantly "by eating delicious Kellogg's All-Bran: a delightful, ready-to-eat cereal. Two tablespoonfuls of Kellogg's All-Bran daily are guaranteed, to prevent and relieve both temporary and re cutrinp constipation. In stub born cases, serve All-Bran with eacji meal. : "').?' : Uso this natural method and avoid the dangers of habit-forming- pills and drugs. All Bran also supplies iron, which builds up the blood. ; ' ' Serve AlLtBran with jnilk or cream, with fruits or honey added. Delicious when com bined with canned peaches. Use in cooking too. Sold by all grocers in the familiar re6V ana-green package, juaue uy Kellogg in Battle Creek. All-Bran DcniEirywiEWir Miss Bess Duke, Society Editor ' TeUpUona Main 6(H) Untl) 9:30 a. La Grande Women Win Golf Match At The Dalles Nine La Grande women golfers re turned to La Grande last night tri umphant over a team of players from The Dalles country club. The tour nament was played at The Dalles yes terday morning, with La Grande win ning a total of 17Va points to 9ft scored by their opponents. A blind hole contest in which Mrs. A. W. Nelson, Mrs. W. O. Perkins, Miss Ann Stange and Mrs. L. K. Kln zel took part was won by Mrs. Nel son, and Mrs. Klnzel won the ap proach and putting contest, both of which were entertaining features which followed the 18 -hole tourna ment of the morning. Upon arriving in The Dalles Wed nesday evening they were taken to the golf course and played, after which thoy viewed Bobby Jones' new putting picture, and were served light refreshments. Lunoheon was sowed in the beautiful club house after the tournament on Thursday. A point system of scoring was used, giving one point for winning the most holes on the first nine, one point for the most holes on the sec ond nine, and another point for the greatest complete numbers. Mrs. Klnzel was low scorer for the day, shooting a 02 on 18 holes, while her partner, Mrs. Schaffon, of The Dalles, made 93. The score by holes and by points, follows: Mrs. L. K. Klnzel. 92; 2 points, vs. Mrs. Schaffon, 93; point; Miss Ann Stange, 08; 3 points, vs. Mrs. Coberth, 103; 0 points; Mrs. Fred Lanzer. 113; 0 points, vs. Mrs. Olln. ger, 103; 3 points; Mrs. Herman Sle grist, 104; l'i points, vb. Mrs. Weiss, 103, 1ft points. Mrs. W. O. Perkins, 100; 2 points, vs. Mrs. Flagg, 110; 1 point; Mrs. A. W. Nelson, 105; 3 points, vs. Mrs. Hicks, 123; 0 points; Mrs. C. H. Reynolds, 109; 3 points, vs. Mrs. Matthews, 118: 0 points; Mrs. John Theisen, 116; 2 points; vs. Mrs. Sammls, 123; 1 point; Mrs. Chase Bohnenkamp, 119; ft. point; ys. Mrs. Williams, 112. 2ft points. - A husband and wifo tournament Is being planned for Sunday with a sup per In the club house to follow, , .i Mrs. Ross Eaton Entertains Club Mrs. Ross Eaton entertained yes terday afternoon for the Thursday club at her home which was decorat ed In red tulips. Bridge was played during the afternoon with guests to make up three tables present. Mrs. Harry Turner received the prize for high score, and Mrs. William. Peare was second. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Yesterday's meeting was the lost of the current season. ' i Mrs. Thompson Is Hostess Thursday One of the most, enjoyable events 3f Thursday was the party at which Mrs. Chester L. Thompson entertain ed the poppy club at her home. The rooms were decorated with ted and white flowers and the color scheme was also carried out In the tally cards and in the luncheon, which, was served late la the afternoon ' Bridge was played during the af ternoon, with guests to make up two tables. Mrs. Robert Stevens made high score and Mrs. Otis Palmer re aelved consolation. Mrs. Stevens will be the next host ess on June 4. Club Ends Season I Thursday Evening Mrs. D. B. Moeby and Mrs. G. Kar ther entertained at the' home of the FRENCHMEN MILLION Join The Jolly Whirl! See what makes fifty million Frenchmen get Hi at way! iyif : See It ' i(w7 MILLION FRENCHMEN the famous cafes; big doings at the Ritz bar; American sugar - daddies and thleir French sweeties; Z e 1 1 ics, the races at Long chainps; Harry's N. Y. Bar where . drinking is a pleasure;- hundreds of Gendarmes chasing two Americans through Paris; and an American play boy chasing a dazzl ing blonde every where! It's O ne Grand Round Of Uncojt trolable Laughter I FRIDAY and SATURDAY Those Kings of Comedy. Olsen and Johnson FIFTY MILLION FRENCHMEN All In Gorgeous Color TALKIE COMEDY "JOHNNY'S WEEK END" Call Main 83 For Schedule MILLION I FRENCHMEN ATTEND THE MATINEE MILLION FRENCHMEN former for members of their club last night. Tho rooms were decorat ed with flowers In accordance with a red and white color scheme which was also carried out In the bridge table appointments. Pour tables ptoyed during the eve ning and Mrs. Roy Dexter and- W. O. Williams scored high. ' Refreshments were served late In tho evening by the boa teases. Quests were Mr. and Mrs. Williams and Mr. and' Mrs. William Gabriel. Last night's meeting market the end of the season for the group. Convention Card ?arty Saturday For the benefit of the convention fund the Rainbow Girls are to be the Inspiration for a benefit card party tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Masonio hall. The officers of the Eastern Star, of which Mrs. Isa M. Robinson Is worthy matron, will be hosts and hostesses for the event. Tho Rainbow Girls convention, which Includes orders from all ports ot the state, will be held In La Graudo on June IB and 20. . . Mrs. Montgomery Hostess to; Club: Mrs. Charles Montgomery entor talned yesterday at her home at one of the delightful 12 o'clock dinners which mark the weekly meetings of the Friendly Corner olub. Mrs. Sadie BuU was assistant hostess. After dinner the afternoon was spent cutting quilt blocks and light refreshments were served' at the close of the meeting'. Mrei Walter Swart will entertain fos the group next Thursday after noon at 11 o'clock. Au Fait Club In Session Thursday The Au Fait club met yesterday af ternoon, lor bridge ' at the home of Miss Helen Jensen. Tho rooms wore decorated with peonies and lilacs. Guests to complete two tables were present. Miss Belen Schilling re ceived the prize tor high score and Mrs. Louis Stein made low score. Refreshments were served by the hostess at the close of tho meeting. Mrs. Grant Swalberg will entortaln next Thursday afternoon at 1:30 O'clock. ' Milton Minister And Wife Guests Rev., and Mrs; T. S. Wheeler, of Milton, were guests at the meeting ot the Ladles Missionary society of the Methodist Church South yester day at tho parsonage. A potluok din ner was served at 12 o'clock followed by a program of sewing on quilt blocks. , Mr. Wheeler led the devotlonals, andi Mrs. Wheeler, who 1b conference director, talked on "Missionary Work," and sang a solo. A discus sion of missionary work In Poland and the missions there was led by Mrs. J. K. Charlton. After the program tho remainder of the' afternoon, was spent infor mally. The group will meet for a business and study sosslon on Juno 4, the place to- uo nnmeq later, P. T. Associations Awaiting Returns Now that tho annual convention of the National Congress ot Parents and Teachers, held In Hot Sprlhga, Ark., May 3 to 10, Is over, local publicity committees, who have won the rec ognition of having their publicity record books sent from Oregon, are wondering what rating they received. Eight books were sent from ench. state In the United states, and two of those representing Oregon were from La Grande, the Greenwood and tho Rtveria Parent Teacher assocla tlons. Miss Hulda Anderson was chair man for the Greenwood, publicity rec ord book, and she was assisted by Mrs. Frances I. Thompson, Miss Mil dred Stoddard and, Mrs, WlJUam Beery. i Mrs, O. B. Maxam, was- chairman of tho committee which, compiled the Rlverla book, and she was assisted by Mrs. Jennings Smith, Miss Ella Nled ered and Mrs. pavld Meldrutm. A life membership, has been pre sented to Mrs. William Kletzer, of Portland, In recognition pf her work toward passing ol; the textbook bill by the board of managers, according to announcement in the last Issue of the "Oregon Parent-Teacher" magazine. Oregon parent teacher as sociations of the Btato were aotlve sponsors of the textbook bill. Mrs. William Brlco, state president, announces a school of instruction to be held for district presidents In June. It Is planned that all the dis trict presidents will be brought to Portland lor t twqday lnstruqtlon course which will contain all the practical help possible, Mrs. J?, p. Towler stateB. Slumber Party At The Reavi.s Home In honor ot her granddaughter, Miss Benlta Peal, Mrs. Prank Beavls entertained Wednesday evening at a slumber party at the Reavls home. Miss Peal has been, going to school In La Grande, but wijl, soon return to Joseph to spend the vacation with her parents. Supper was served on the lawn and the evening was spent playing games. Breakfast was served at 7 o'clock Thursday morning alter wl)lch (Continued on Pane Ftv) Social Calendar Frldsyi May 22 7:00 Bid 'Em and Lose '8m, no-, host dinner and bridge, at the Sacajawea Inn. 7:30 Rlverla Parent Teacher as sociation, at Lane Chapel.' 7:30 Wcstway olub of tho Wom en's Benefit association, Mrs. Bdu . ward Strelff, 602 Spring avenue, 8:00 Miss Margaret Mtohaelson presents a studont recital) small . ball room, Sacajawea Inn. 8:00 Loyal- Ordor ot Moose en tertain Mooseheart Legion at cardB, Moose hall: 8:00 Swastika Bridge club, with Mr. and Mrs. Gcorgo Ties. - 8:00 J. H. Ackorman Paron Toachor association, at the Nor mal school. ' 8:00 Mrs. P. S. Robinson pre- LT A D" IE FOR THREE DAYS FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY lie's the Robin Hood of the Yk desert. Cupid with a six- V shooter. Women cry for him. Children rave over him. He's- Via ' the greatest character the W screen has ever known. Yta . - You've Never m "y Seen Anything m ff) Good As v with WALTER HUSTON Dorothy Revier, James Renniet Sidney Blackmer CHAPTER THREE "TTuj "Indians Are Coming" with COL. TIM McCOY Smart Summer DRESSES Printed Chiffon, and Crepes The best looking prints of this season unusual designs and ex quisite colorings created into de cidedly smart dresses for day time or informal evening wear. Some with capelet effects and many complemented by little jackets. $25.00 and $2 "7.50 Exclusive Rearjy-to-Weajr & Mijlineix sonts a student recital, at the La Grande hotel ballroom, ..'.""''" Saturday, May 23 1:00 Ah Delth club lunoheon, with Mrs. K. Q. B,ugston In Pen. dloton. ; 3:00 Neighbors of Woodcraft Juveniles, K. ot P. hall. 1 2:00' Benefit card party for tho Order of Rainbow Girls, at the. . Masonio hall. ' Monday, May 28 : 2:00 Lions auxiliary, with Mrs, - Henry Hess. 2.00 E. z. olub, With Mrs. John Greultch. ' 2:00 Art Research, club, with Mrs. Fred Kiddie 2:30 Woodmon Circle, with Mrs, Laura Oliver. 7:00 Gleaners class of the M; I. A., with Mrs. Lestor Stoddard, 7:30 Daughters of Union Vet erans of. the. Civil WW, at tho. Mooso hall. 7:80' Royal: Neighbors of Am otion, guest meeting, at tho Odd Follows hall. ' - f y .VV ' I'uesday, May 20 . 1:00 Quilting club, with Mrs. William Peare. 2:00 Neighborhood olub, annual meetlpg, at tho La Grande hofe. 2:00 Women's Christian Temp- . erance Union-, with. Mrs. X,- It, ' Hlckox. Wednesday, May 27, 2:00 Parkdale club, with Mrs. S. L. Halley. 2:00 So-Ne-He olub plenlo, with Mrs. Stella, Hoffman 2 :00 Women's Home Missionary society of .the Methodist church; with Mrs. G. Harding, 80L Adams. 7:00 Bridge dinner, Mr. sjsd Mrs, Bob Williamson. 8:00 Eastern Star, at the Ma souls hall. ' Main 759 3 Phones Cor. Cedar. & Washington Oregon Strawberries 2 for .. .. .. 25c Asparagus Pound . . 5c Prunes large, 3 pounds ... 29c Radishes & Green Onions, 2 Bunches -v.. . . .. .. 3c BUTTER " Blue Mt. or Meadow Harvest 2-Ib.Roll . .. .. . . 49c Selox Washing Powder 2 large pkgs. . . . . . , . 25c Bananas 3 lbs. . . . . . . . . 25c Spring Leg of Lamb -: Pound .................. 25c Oranges large navel, Dozen . 55c Veal ground for loaf, Pound .. .. .-20c Thursday, May 28 1 :00 Friendly Corner club, with . Mrs. Walter Swart.'' . ( 1 :30 Au Fait, with Mrs. arant , Swalberg. 3 ;0Q PI tty -Fifty club, with Mrs, Honry Moore. l- ' 2:00 Miniature olub, vlth Mrs, William Bailey. 2:00 Diversity olub, with Mrs. . Otis Huff. '- 2:00 Jolly Bridge club, with. Mrs. Raymond O. Williams. 2:00 G. I. S. social meeting, at the Knights ot Pythias hall.
