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Friday, May 6, 1932 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Three Miss Stange Equals Course Two Deadlocked For First; Place In gveepstakes Tournament At ; Country Club Course Thursday Miss Anno Stange and Mrs. Fred E. Lanzer 'ited for first placo in tlie sweepstakes play with net scores of 80. yesterday a,t the Ia Grande coun try club. Mrs. Uansrar shot 06-16-80 unci, Miss Stange'6 card read 88-8-80. Mrs. J. a, prmand wus'noxt with 102- After a, winter spent playing at California clubs near Los Angeles, Miss Stange is playing an excellent game of golf, according to country club officials. Thursday afternoon she tied! the women's course record of 83. Next Thursday, woman's day at the country club, golfers will play to qualify for positions In the ladder tournament. Mrs. L. H. Russell Hostess to Club 'Mrs. Leal Russell was hostess at a delightful bridge luncheon yester day afternoon, at which she enter tained members and guests of her club. ' Luncheon was -served, dt one o;o!ock at tables decorated with flow ers.'" 1 ' ' 1 ' ''Mrs, Craig Carroll artd Mrs. Francis Greulfcty we guests, With th? latter receiving the guest prize. Mrs. Elmer McManus made high score among the' members, and Mrs. A. M. Moore was iourth. - 20 YEARS OF ILL HEALTH Then, Mrs. Puke Discovered i ellogg's All-Bran : Qf hor own accord, Mrs. Dulca Sat dowiji, and wrote us a glowing triple, to JCeogg's. '(lvBiml : " ' "I have been constipated all my ife, which has bcoii about 29 yearsj ctfting your All-Buan. Since I have been eating it, people tell me I am looking bettor, and I am sure that I feel great deal better." Mrs. L. W. BiUkV, 21Q, ardin Ave., College Park, Ga. Constipation usually caused by lack of- two. things in the die!;: VBulk" to exercise the intestines,; Vitamin B to help give. them. tone. Kellogg's, All-Bran provides both of these dietary necessities, as well as iron for the blood. . Within the body, the "bulk" in All-Bran forms a soft mass, which contly clears tho intestines of wastes. ' -., ' How much mora natural it is to enjoy this.Kdelicios.'er.aaT;.thia; . JL.IOH ' LIHlllg puis, Ul UI UgO fften harmful. , Just eat wo tablcspoonf uls daily serious cases with every meal for most types of-constipation. All BlUN is not hab'it-forminit. Ifyour intestinal trouble is not relieved this way, see yburj doctor. Sold in the. red-and-green pack age. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE Delicious Lemon Pies Saturday Special 24c Spanish Buns - Lady Baltimore Cakes Saturday Special Each 34c Mrs. Paul Meyers will entertain on May 10 at a bridge luncheon for the club. ' : Poppy Club Meets With Mrs. Palmer An attrnctlve yellow and green' mo tif was carried out in the decorations and refreshments yesterday afternoon wfcon Mrs. Walter Palmer entertained the Poppy club at her home. After bridge the guests were seated at one large table for a luncheon, A center piece of flowers was used and minia ture May baskets were at each placo. Mrs. Clyde Bunting, Mrs. Clarence Woodell, Mrs. Andrew Loney and Mrs. Jed Allen were guests, and Mrs. Bunt ing received the guest prize. Mrs. Otis Palmer mode high score among the members; and Mrs. F. S. Lyops was awarded consolation. ' Mrs. C. L. Thompson will be the next hostess for the roppy emu, en tertaining at her home on June 10. . Bridge-Luncheon .At Sacajawea Inn At a one o'clock bridge -luncheon, Mrs. William Wilson entertained yes terday at the Sacajawea Inn for tho Jolly club. Yellow daisies formed the centerpiece at the luncheon table. Bridge was played during the after noon and tho prizes were awarded to Mrs. Nate zweiiei, nrst, ana Mrs. Jsa. Moon, second." Mrs. W. C. Williams wil 'entertain bUH U1UU III UWU WtJOO.B. -. .. .. ) V Diversity Club Is Entertained Sixteen were invited for bridge yes terday afternoon when; Mrs. Saul Wlrth and Mrs. Lloyd Barnwell enter tained the Diversity' club' at the home of the former. Guests were Mrs. Omer Barnwell of fclgin; Mrs. Earl Barnwell, Mrs. M. B. Swnlh and Mrs. Donald Coe. Mrs. Coe received the prize for high score among the guests, and prizes among the members were awarded to Mrs. Fred Rees, high, and Mrs. Philip Iiockwood, consolation. Refreshments were served at a lato hour in the afternoon. 1 Mrs. Leslie Duncan and Mrs. Paul Hansen will be tho next hostesses on June 10, at the home ojt the former. , Install Officers At Saturday Meet -Pendleton, Bnker and Wallowa branches of the American Association of -University Women will bo enter tained tomorrow at 13-jjo at a lunch eon at-the La Grande hotel, when tho newly elected officers, of the La Grande branch will take over the du-. ties of office... Mrs. H. L. Hull, presi- jdentix succeeding,; Miss Helen..-. Moor;; rnvst ti, v. ioiici, vice- president; and Miss Marie Tlgglcbcck, treasurer, werb elected at the last meeting. Miss Mary Druley, secretary, will servo another year. Reservations for the luncheon must be made early this evening with Mrs. Hull, who urges that all the members attend the closing meeting of the year, ' . The program will consist of on-' semblo selections by the women's sex tet from the Eastern Oregon Normal school, ant rcatures. from Pendleton. Baker and Wallowa. The entertain SBBllMHHieillMIBflniBlBIBIM: -5c Each Mocha Logs - 10c Each Wind Up At The Windmill A; Strictly Home-Owned Bakery ment is an annual affair at which the Irwnl hmnrh fntirtAlns thft Other A. A. U. W. groups in Northeastern ore- gon.., m Convention Held At Elgin Thursday i The district convention of tho Pvthinn RistnrR wiu held at Eletn ves- terday. beginning with an afternoon session and closing in the evening. A large roun of members 01 wie winciing wiu oe in xne xinnqs ui uie Grande lodge ' attended. Th-3 main .committee appointed yesterday and session was In the evening, beginning with a banquet served at d:su ana followed by the meeting at which Mrs. Nettle Hardesty. of Portland, grand chief of the Pythian Sisters, was the principal speaker. Elgin. Imbler, Union and La Grande were represented at the convention. ' Mr. and Mrs. Orson WllUms, of La Grande, were Initiated Into the lodge at an impressive ceremony held, dur ing the evening session. Attending from La Grande were Mr. and Mrs. Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Wal ter Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Don Gaily,. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Riley, Mrs. Winnie Oliver, Mrs. Alvfth Crowley, Mrs. C. L. Berry, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley McDonald, Mrs. James Qulnland, Mrs. Martha Pox, Mrs. Alfred B. Oolcman, of Cor vnllls; Miss Burmalino Hall, Mr. aim Mis. August Erlckson, Mrs. C. L. Gra ham, Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Moss, Frank Fox and Mrs, Melba Kerr. The Pythian Sisters held their reg ular meeting in La Grande on Mon day, at which tlmo Mrs. Maraosty vis ited and a musical program was fur nished by the Blue Mountain Wrang lers. Maxwells Hosts To Three D Club Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Maxwell enter tained the Three D club at their home last night. The evening was spent playing pinochle, at which Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Mackey received the prize for high scores. Refreshments were Bcrved by the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Nate Zwelfel will bo the next hosts, entertaining on May 19, at their home. Young People To Be Dance Hosts After the program which will be. presented tonight by the music de partment of ' the La Grande High school, the Young People's fellowship of St. Peter's Episcopal church will entertain with a dance at Honan hall. Dancing will start at 9 o'clock, and members and friends ojf the fellow-( ship are invited. Patrons and patronesses will be Rev; C. A. Kopp, Mrs. G. N. Torking- ton and Mrs. C. R. Wiles, members of tho, advisory board. Mrs. Hildebrand Heads Auxiliary Mrs. Esther Hildebrand wiw eleotecQ president ox tne eagles auxiliary iasu mgnc at tno iwigiea nun, una win wine office at the first meeting In June; Mrs. Alice Patten was chosen as vice president; Mrs. Mabel 'Thompson, chaplain; Mrs. Mabel Miller, Inside .TrvTLS S1'" interesting theme tor the lesson guard; Mrs. May Parker. outoUle. .,. .?, vestertlav' at tho guard; Mrs. Lillian Shewmaker, threc- FZ t2!?J2- i,frfui, Mrs. Winifred Cass, musician. . : ' Forty-two attended the meeting. The auxiliary will participate in the "'hra:..,?aJ P.'.S "V r';,i vS. J", o'clock, at the hall, and has been in 2 for 35c Date Nut Cup Cakes Dozen . . . . . . , 15c Fxuit Stolen Coffee Cakes Week-end Special 2 for 25c Record vited to the May day dance on May 17. .May 18 is the date ox the ' nexv meeting of the group. - , Social Meeting ' , Set For May 19 A social mcoting was planned for May ID. when the G. I. A. met Vestor- day afternoon at tho Sacajawoa Inn. The entertainment for the social wnrcn. consists ui jure. u. diukiuiui Mrs. J. H. Snodgross, Mrs. 3- P." Brooks, of Kamela, and Mrs. C. M. Humphreys. Regular business was transacted yesterday. Meetings of the G. I. A. will be dis continued in June, they announce. Mrs. Howard Hale Entertains Club The home of Mrs. Howard Halo was the sceno of an Interesting meeting lost night when she entertained the Fifty Fifty club. Miss Eurane Moore, of Colfax, Wash., was a guest and completed three tables for cards. The rooms were attractively decor ated with daffodils, ' Prizes at cards were awarded to Mrs, Henry Moore, first, and Mrs. E. Pnus, (second. Refreshments were served at rthe close of the evening by tne host ess. ( The hostess for the next' party, to be held on May 19 will be an nounced latci. Home Department In Meet Thursday Mrs. If. H. Cleaver and Miss Lula Huron were elected to membership In tho Home department Of the Pres byteriau church yesterday afternoon, at a meeting at the home of Mrfl, Ella Rynearson. Assisting he hostess Willlom Fallow. Thirty-five wore present and spent tne auernpon quitting. Mrs, a. -j. Hill led the devotlbnals, and Rev. J. George WaJz led the prayer. A two-coqrso luncheon was served at the close ' of the nf tcrnooh. Jnne 3 is the date of the next meetCng'at; which time the department wiu en tertain with a picnic at the park. Miss Ashbaugh Is . Named President I Miss Elizabeth Ashbaueh was elect- ed president of the Women's Athletic, association at the Eastern Oregon Normal school yesterday afternoon at a 4:45 o'clock meeting. Miss Beulah goo tor Is Vice president: Miss Gladys Owen, secretary-treasurer; . Miss Fern Rosenlof, song leader; and ' Miss Eleanor 'CluMstlansoq, historian- The last meeting 6f the season Will be an informal hike June. 1. - Miss Madeline Larson is director of tho group. ' ' . -' . Prayer Life Of ' : ' Moses is Studied The prayer life of Moses furnished oleV ol the Methodist church ( the liOTO-'ef Mrs. W. B. Starmet' At the .. .,,, ...m1 ; W'iiJtAi'' ??S,"lu?fl ? - fc- J.mlnh to study his prayer Arr.v.wcmout-, for a cooked food sale, t be Held on May 31, were made. Mrs, J. K. Charlton, was the lesson lender for tho. day. ' T T Dorian Camp Fire Circle in Meeting The Dorian Camp Flrp circle met Wcdncixiay Oiflornpon, My o-t the home of the guardian, Miss , Margaret Milne, and the afternoon was: spent In painting Indian symbol for bead ed headbands; ' 'Those present were Juanita' Clark, Mary Loney, Frances MUlerlDg,' Marie Worrell, ' Virginia Smith, Violet Ooggburn, Annette Turn, Betty Wagner, Verna Ward, Nancy lmdsay, Mlna Newman, Max ino Noah, Fern Hungerford, Sully Dohcrty and Ellen Garity. Junior Members To Meet Saturday All Junior members of Grace circle. No. 3, auxiliary to Grovo 21, Supreme Forest woodmen circiQ) ore requested jto meet at the home of Mrs. Minnie .Browning, Junior supervisor at 1315 U avenue, Saturday afternoon, May 7, at 2 o'clock lor, a special meeting. Mrs. Browning states that in case of stormy woather, the meeting will bo postponed, since a number of thp Ju niors are smoll children. Refreshments will be served and of ficers elected. A French statesman Is quoted as saying soon after the World war: "Wc will always be under deep and last ing onugation to tne unitca uuues. The obligation docs have an aspect of durability. SAME I A, PRICE !? for oyer PJ POST OFFICE i PERSONNEL TO ATTEND MEET A number of state and national officers will bo In attendance when tho district convention of the let ter carriers and postal clerks Is held at Kndium springs at Haines Sun day. The day's program will Includo number of speeches, a luncneon. a baseball came and swimming. rraccicauy the entire post onico tend. ' Visitors will includo: Carl T. Frls- wold, national vice president of clerks, of Stm Francisco: Dan Sullivan, na tional vice president of Carriers, of dhh r-riuicisco; Aftnur u. woicii, state nresldena of cnrrlers: Frank Fuge, of Oregon City, national state vice president: Sam Stewart, state secretary-treasurer, or Portland: Mr. Jacksoq, of Baker, state president of cierKs; ana u A nenneay, state vice president, of La Grande. YOUNG WOMAN IS VICTIM OF FIEND Continued from Page One), mlndedncss. Tho police searched for the molester on each previous oc casion but were unable to find him. Miss Wanda Miller, tho slain girl's roommate, told police a young man had stopped Miss Rafferty near the hospital two weeks ago and had made Improper adwinces. The same young man had Insulted tho girl on for mer occasions and had stopped both girls at another time and asked them to accompany him, she said. The girls did not know his name. The hospital 1st in an exclusive residential d 1st riot. No one In the neighborhood, heard any outcry, as far as police could learn. Death was attributed to strangu lation by Coroner F. O. Kref t. I SOCIAL CALENDAR J Friday, May 0 6:00 Mother-Daughter banquet, at the Lutheran church. 1 -'', Saturday, May Y ' 12:30 American, Association of University Women, luncheon, at the La Grande hotel. 2:00 Women's Relief Corps, at the Knights of Pythtas hall: 2:00-5:00 Camp Fire Girls cpun . cU fire and tea. Eastern; Oregon. Normal school. ' 1 2 :00 Junior members of the Su preme Forest Woodmen circle, With Mrs. Minnie Browning. ; 8:00 Night Hawk club, with Mr. and Mrs. Clydo Hoppol. : 8:00 Saturday Evening Bridge Club, with Mrs. J. T. Richardson. ,; ' Monday, May 0 2:00 Wakeltta Bridge club, with Itb. B. F. Wylde. . , 6:30 Bible Searchers class of tho Presbyterian church enter- tains the Men's class, at the church. 7:30 Daughters of the Union 6torans, at the. Moose, ha.U. ,7.8:30 Eastern Star Social club, iiWAthiMnsi W.' w.- Nusbauni. iv: (' ' T Tuesday, May 10 2:00 Pythian Sisters auxiliary, with Mrs. Frank Cleavingor. 2:00 Second Ward Rellof society of tho L. D. S. church, at tho church. ' 2:00 Box, Quilting club, with Mrs. Claude Lynch. 2:00 Safeway Women's club, at the home of Mrs. H. M- Howard. 2:30 Women's Christian Tem perance Union, with Mrs. W. Mas ten, 1805 W avenue. 6:45 Young Women's Educa tional auxiliary, banquet, at tho La Grande hotel, 7:30 Delphian chap tor, at the Sacajawea Inn, 8:00 Brldgo club, with Miss Margaret Anson. 8:00, Brldgo club, with Miss Connie Ray. " Wednesday, May 11 10:3 Womon's Foreign Mission ary society, at the Methodist church. 2:00 Daughters of tho American Revolution, with Mrs. William Miller. 2:00 Parkdale club, .with Mrs. W. W. Holdcn. 2:00 So No Ho club, with Mrs. Dorothy Case. 2:00 Hclomala club, with Mrs. Walter Lano, 2:00 K. D. club, with Mrs. Wal ter Wlnburn. ' 3:45 Greenwood Four-H club, with Mrs. Fred Young. 7:00 Senior 61 x Icon, dinner and bridge, Sncajawea Inn. 8:00 Ordor of the Eastern Star, at the Masonic hall. 8:00 No-hostesH Brldgo club, with Mrs. Ecwara Fitzgerald. Menus Of The Day liy Mm. AlcxnntT George WAHIUNUTON WB Ilrraikfiist Grapefruit Kcady Cooked Wheat Ceronl Cream Soft Cooked Eyifs Buttered. Tonnt Coffee Luncheon Vegetable Salad Bread Butter Fruit Cookies - Buttermilk Ijinner Sliced Roast Beef Hashed Browned Potatoes Bread Butter Celery and Apple Salad Washington Pie Coffeo Vegetable Salad For 4 1 cup diced carrota (cooked). V2 cup cooked peas, cup diced celery. 2 tablespoons chopped onions. 3 tablespoons chopped pimentos. teaspoon salt. teaspoon paprika. 1-3 cup salad dressing. Mix and chill ingredients. Serve on lettuce or cabbage leaves. Washington Pie 1- 3 cup fat. ' 2- 3 cup sugar. 1 teaspoon vanilla. 2 eggs. h cup milk. cups flour. 2 teaspoons baking powder. 4 teaspoon salt. Cream the fat and sugar. Add rest of Ingredients and beat 2 minutes. Pour into 2 small layer cake pans fitted with waxed papers. Bake 20 minutes in moderate oven. Add fill ing. Filling cup sugar. 5 tablespoons flour. teaspoon salt. 2 egg yolks. 2 cups milk. ' HILLS BROS MADE COFFEE A N E X A CT S C I E N C E W INVENTED CONTROLLED Under-roasting and over-roasting prevented by Hills Bros' patented continuous roasting process Roasts "a little at a, time," Instead of In bulk . . . resulting flavor is simply superb CofTyc can asly lie uinlcr-roased nl over roiislcj by (he oydiiuiry, tik mclliotl. Tlmt's why Hills Dros. invenleil mul lalciitcil Con trolled Roasling ... a fiolj-proof procesa. Instead of roasting in liy!k, Hills Bros, roast a Utile at a linQ ... as tho coffee flows evenly, continuously through jho roasters. . A continuous flow of small quantities permits every berry to bo perfectly done . . . roasted mil. nwii. 1332 HILLS FEATURES FOR SATURDAY & MONDAY MAY 7-9 Eeaims CAMPBELL ' IN TOMATO, SAUCE Doz. COFFEE AIRWAY Its Sale Proves its Satisfying Quality ' 3 lbs. . V 59c PEP . . 1 Z -21c Strawberries . 2 " 19c PRODUCE -Radishes 2c Lettuce 5c We 1 teaspoon vanilla. , 1 tablespoon butter, . -Blend sugar, flour and sal. Add yolks and milk. Cook 10 minutes, In BROS COFFEE: canned Vegetables Corn Tomatoes GERBER ' OXYDOL Can Openers . 15c , Howe Rotary Wheel Cutting . Peanut Butter 1- lb. Glass Jar . 15c 2- lb. Glass Jar . . 29c Shredded Wheat . lOc Catsup cans 2 27c Reserve Right to Limit Quantities double boiler. Stir frequently. When filling thickens; add, vauUla and but ter. Cool. Use as filling between 2 baked, layers. Cover with meringue. - ROASTING H E N T HEY ROASTING to the right degree required to bring out the. finest flavor! Hills Bros. Coffee is packed in vacuum cans, and can't go Stale. Tlie vacuum procesa of packing coffee is the only method that foully preserves coffee freshness the air is re moved from the can and kept out. It was originated by Kills, Bros, oyer, thirty years ' ago. "There isno mngic about a vacuum can, it will not make poor coffee good, but it will keep good coffee fresh. Qrder. Hills Bros. Coffee by name, and look for thp Arab trade-mark on the can. As tho accuracy of tho bour-gl89 denendp upon nn cvcnf continuous . flow ;' V. ' " ' a little at a time . . so tho untf onu flavor of. mils Bros. ! CoTce is, produced by j?onroltcd Roasting tho patented process that roasts evenly, eon . tlnuoudly . . '. 'a little at ICS Bahtca 12C Bath Room Tissue ' i ZEE. . Something New Excellent Quality 750 Sheets ' Here ia rel value. Introductory Special 5c ROLL BMBBBBHlBBBBBflBIBflBIBflBlflBBBflflfllflBflBBIBflBBBB
