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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 26, 1932)
Thursday, May 20,1932 LA GRANDE EVENtNQ OBSERVER LA GRANDE, ORE. Pare Thrw 1 SOCIETYNOTES I Annual l adies' Night Will Be Held s t By Rotary Club At The La Grande; : Unusual Program Will Be Featured Rotorlans and their Indies WW be letjd tonight at the Ui Urunde hn til. when the ijiembers of the RotarJ club entertain at the annual Ladles' Night. Dinner will be served at 6:30 and a program will be presented, ar ranged by Andrew Lonoy Jr. A feature of tire program will be an Interpretative ' dance by Mlsa Kathryn Sartaln, who wilt present a modernistic- version of an Apache dance. Miss Sartaln Is a member of the La Grande High school faculty and studied dancing while a student at the University of Oregon. Tumb lers from the Eastern Oregon Normal school, also will be a feature of an unusual program. Musical numbers will he furnished by Dick Llndaey, playing Raff's "Cav llina," and other selections; Paul Knautz, who will sing a group of solo numbers; and Winifred Scott and Eu gena Schultz, the Ackerman Training school slngerc who are In great de mand, will be presented by Miss Jen nie reterson, musical director, a .,,r.,ie.' . . . v. . v. , v, . 1 j cltyV'nis rT h, wThZ! Ject of his talk has not been nouueed either. , , Picnic Luncheon Held at Pine Cone At a delightful picnic luncheon at Pine Cone. Mrs. William Barclay and Mrs. H. M. Brad s haw entertained Of Interest to her friends - In, La members of the Ah Delth club at one Grande Is the announcement of the o'clock yesterday. Following a picnic graduation of MIbs Phyllis Joan Gor luncheon, the group went to the 5 on from the .nurses' training school home of Mrs. Barclay for bridge. Ac- of the Pocatello General hospital, to cumulative scores are being kept, and take place In Pocatello, Idaho, tombr the grand prizes will be awarded at row evening. Mtss Gordon is a for th e close of the season. ia. o. a. quinine una mrs. v. is. Bull wilt entertain the club In two weeks, I Teachers Guests At Dinner Party . - Anticipating their departure from the city soon for the summer vaca- lion, the La Grande High school lea- ... , i... . unciu wim uvu in wie itoescn apart ments were dinner guests last eve ning of the Misses Amanda Zabel and Mabel Morton in their apartment. A three-course buffet dinner was serv ed at six o'clock, and the group later attended the commencement exer cises. Progressive Lunch Enjoyed By Club A unique event. progressive luncheon, was enjoyed yesterday .by the members of the So-Ne-He club, wnen iney started at tne nome or i ninilniill(f fwj 0. K. AMERICA TUNE IN ON LUCKY STRIKE 60 mtdtrn niuMta with tbt tvrtd't fnat danti trtbatnU, mnifiKotLntkjSttiki Mtvtfisttm, rrrry Tna day, Thnndmy m4 Ssturday tuning tvtt N. B. C ntluvrh. Mrs. Dorothy Case at one o'clock, Fruit cocktail was served there, alter which thoy went to thd home of Mrs. Erna Fitzgerald for soup and nor d'oeuvrea. ! 1 M TC, The salad course was served at the home of Mrs. Rita Stokke. Mrs. Ger trude Sullivan served the main course, while Mrs. Velma Vedder serv--3d the dessert at her home,' Mrs. Erha Oiltner's' home wa4 the scene of the demi-tasse and after-dinner mrnts. - , Flowers decorated the homes where the various courses were served. An all-day hike in Deal's canyon was planned for the next meeting of the group on Juno 6. Elect Mrs. Becker Altar Circle Head Mrs. Albert Becker was elected president of St, Mary's Altar Circle yesterday afternoon at ft moetlng at 'the home of Mrs. Charley Gump. Mrs. . ' no.ds. secre- , tary. Since yesterday's meeting was the final gathering this spring, the new officers will be Installed at the first meeting In September, . ",', Miss Gordon Will Receive Diploma mer La Grande resident, having grad-i uaiea nom toe u& Mnae iign school with the' class of 1928... Mrs. C. E. Thornburg, of "La Grande. and Mra. Guy Ray, of Browril.i eis Wrs of Mitts Gordon, plan to attend the graduation exercises. Miss Gordon expects to visit at the nt-inc ui ner sisier nere, juuowmg u iew weens vocation ai me nome or her father. Finlay Gordon, a rancher on Snake river a few miles be.. nwunwi-w. Mice nm Miss Gordon plans to do poet grad uate work somewhere later. Helen Dale Will Wed Mr. Greenwell Miss Helen Dale, a popular member of the younger set In La Grande last summer and during the preceding winter, hns announced her coming marriage to Jack Greenwell, of Hon olulu, T. H. Miss Dale Is the dauch- tcr of Dr. and Mrs. George E. Dale, of Wallowa, but for the past winter has been attending Oregon State col- lege, where the announcement of herSafeway Store employes, were enter- Miss li Duke. Society. .Editor Telephoiw Main 600 Until 9:30 a. m. engagement was made recently. The wedding will be an event of June 6, at Cc. vail to, and following her graduation from Oregon State college they plan to leave for the Olympic games In Los Angeles on their honey moon. Before sailing for Hawaii In the lata summer to make their home, they will spend several months In California. Mr. Greenwell also la a student at Oregon State college, and a member of Phi Gumma Delta fraternity, No Hostess Club In Bridge Party Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald arranged an evening of bridge for members of her no-hostess club last night. Bridge was played at her home with Mrs. Francis Oreullch. completing two tables. Mrs. Leal Russell received the prize for high score, and Mrs. Fitzgerald received fourth. Refreshments were enjoyed at The Nook following the meeting. Mias Fonda Honks will arrange the next party which will be held In two weeks. Mrs. James Oneal Receives Award Mrs. James Oneal was awarded the grand prize for the highest accumu lative score among tne mem oars 01 the Helomala club during the past season, when they held their final party yesterday afternoon at the homo of Mrs. Clyde Charlton. Mrs. Walter Lane was second mgn scorer lor urn At one O'cioc a lqncneon was served at the home of Mrs. M. B. Donohue, at one large table decorated with a centerpiece of red and white tulips. Tiireo tables were arranged xor bridge, and the prize for high score for the day. was presented to Mrs. Jack Brandt. MrsrEdHalley Hostess to Club Mrs. Edt Halley, assisted by her daughUx Mrs. Edna Stonebreaker, entertained at an Informal afternoon party yesterday at her home, having as her guests the members 01 tne Parkdale olub. The afternoon wao spent in conversation and a two- course luncheon was1 servea nv me close. Mrs. Clyde Davis. Mrs. H. H. Cleav er. Mrs. Phoebe Grant and the Misses Vivian Burnett and Anna Mae Shafcr were guests. - Mrs. Charles Hoak was appointed w program chairman for the next meet ing of the club which will be held In two weeks. The hostess will b? an nounced later. ' La Grande Women Guests at Baker Five La Grande women, wives of Almost an"untouchable" subject in cigarette advertising . . yet 7 out of 10 smokers inhale knowingly and the other 3 inhale unknowingly! REALLY now how often have you wondered why the subject of n haling has been generally avoided in cigarette advertising? Why the mystery? Why the silence? Wet7inhale knowingly or unknow ingly! Each and every one of us breathes in some part of the smoke from our cigarette. Do you inhale? Lucky Strike has dared to bring up this vital question talned In Baker yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Grace Head. Those making the trip were Mrs. Mar. jorte Howard, Mr. Marie Fleetwood. Mrs. Mercedes Bales, Mrs. Caille Spencer and Mrs. Audrey Coleman. Pinochle was played during the af ternoon and Mrs. Coleman received tile prize for high score. Mrs, Fleet wood received consolation, - Mrs. Caille 8plicer will entertain hero In two weeks. , , F. H. B Officers Are Installed At an impressive candle ceremony yesterday morning In tho La Grande High school auditorium at 10 o'clock, the officers of the F, H. B. club, for the year 1093-1033, were Installed. Mini nnrnthv Walker, nil th snlrlt of homo economics, which the Sub rep-' resents, acted as Installing officer. Miss Virginia Wlgglesworth was in stalled as president: Miss Melva Bull, vice president; MIbs Ruth Nelson, see- . iviury; miss aiiRBpewi ramrc. urer; Miss Ola Mae Hough, pianist: Miss Fay Walkor, reporter; Miss Mae liznbeth Cooper, song leader. Miss Ann Arnoldus, advisor of the itrouo. eiolalned the point Bystem by which the girls are eligible for the I F. H. B, awards. A girl must, have' studied home economics for two. years, have a B-grade average in home I economics; must be an active worker and have at least 12 points ior a pin. Only the most outstanding girls may receive pins, miss Arnoiaus staica when she presented pins to Misses Edna Brown. Beulah Freela, Berneta Plerson, Dorothy Walker, Mildred Warden, Genevieve Flexer, Delda Gray and Alma Ingram. The meeting concluded me year's program. ' ' . . Mock Wedding At Loyal Sisters Aid Division C presented a mock wed ding yesterday afternoon when the Loyal uisters aio oi tne unrisuon church met at the home of Mrs. A. L. VoelB in Frultdale. Fifty-one werd nrcsent and enjoyed the clever pre sentation which followed the busi ness meeting. Mrs. Faye Teske played tne roie or the bride yesterday and Miss Ednn Turner was thebrldogroom; Mrs. Paul De F. Mortlmore acted as the min ister: Mrs. Nolan Skiff, bridesmaid; Mrs. Fred Roberts, best man: MIbs Ina Fleming, flower girl; Mrs. Lillian Wallace and Mrs. Ruth Helveyi train bearera; Mra. Art Allen, father of the bride: and Miss Dorothy Smutz mother. 1 !' 1 1 I ; During the business meeting, Divis ions A and B announced that on June 16, at the church, a birthday party will be held. Division .0 has postponed the home-made Ice cream social planned for the near future un til June nu. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Voelz, Mrs. Eugene ' Mlllerlng, Mrs. Earl Hough and Mrs. J. P. Caldwell. June 28 Is the date of the next meet ing. : . , ;, ' K. D. Club Meets !: . ' With Mrs. Webb Teh mem bo Pi of the K. D. club spent tho afternoon with Mrs, gulh, for Luckies have the answer 1 Luckies assure you the clean, pure cigarette you want . . . because certain impurities con cealed in even the finest, mildest tobacco leaves are removed by Luckies' famous purifying process. Luckies created that process. Only Luckies have it I "Fifty million smokers can't be wrong!" "It's toasted" Your Throe! Pretertlen-saslnst IrtMstlen-aaalnrt eouati Webb yesterday when she entertained them at her home. The afternoon was spent Informally In sewing, and contests were enjoyed In vrhlch Mrs. Hazel Starmer and Mrs. Webb receiv ed the prizes. Mrs. Lucy Wlnburn received the girt which Is presented to a member of the club at each meeting. - 1 1 . Refreshments were served, ana plans were made for the next affair which will be held at the home of Mrs. Oliver Crawford In two weeks. Mrs. Faye Yeske Elected by Lodge Mrs. Faye Yeske was elected noble grand of the Crystal Rebekah lodgu when the. members held an election last night at the Odd Fellows hall. Mra. Edna Borlho was chosen as vice arand: Mrs. Adah McCrary waa re elected secretary: and Mrs. Flossie Engel was re-elected treasurer. It was reported that Mrs. Llllle Kimmell hss returned from Portland, recovered from a critical operation there. Mrs. Sarah Beddes and Mra. Minnie Bragg are attending 'the grand lodge this week In Eugene, two of three delegates elected. ... Dorian Camp Fire Girls In Meeting The Dorian Camn Fire Blrl met on Wednesday afternoon at the home of the guardian, Miss Margaret Milne, and spent the afternoon working on beaded and leather head bands. Plans were made 'for a oouncll fire to be hold on Friday, June 3, at 3:30 at Miss Milne's home. Those present were Misses Betty Wagner. Vlrislnla Smith, Mary Loney. Violet Coggburh, Mlria Newman, Max- ine Noan, Nancy nee nun. verna warn, Nancy Lindsay. Marie WorreU, Fern Hungerford and Annette Turn. Mrs. Reynolds Td Entertain Club At a meeting oi the Women's Bene fit association, at which Mrs, Mae Riley presided on Tuesday evening at the Sacalawea Inn. It waa announced thot Mrs. Nellie Reynolds will enter- toin tne westway oiuo, rrraay eve ning at 7:30 at her home at 1008 Fourth street. Tho meeting wa devoted to busi ness and plans were made for the next event on June 14, ai 7:30 at the Sacajawea Inn when refreshments will be served and a social now en Joyed. . f t SOCIAL CALENDAR Thursday. May 29 8:00 Bridge club, with Mr. Jack Hlatt. Friday, May 27 1:00 Luncheon and bridge, with ' Mrs. A. M. Moore. 7:80 WeBtway club, with Mrs. J, E. Reynolds. 8:00 Brldgo club, with Mrs.; Charles Graham. Saturday. May 38 3:00 Union County Council of P. T. A., at Frultdale sohool. 0:00 w. A. A. of the Normal school, banquet at the Sacajawea ; Inn. ; Monday, May 30 . 13:00 Dinner for all veterans, by the women's patrlotlo organ isation, at the Knights of Pythlati : hall. - ( edheaday, Juno i a.W) Methodist Ladles Aid, with Mrs. Paul Knautz. 2:00 Baptist Ladles Aid, with Mrs. A. L. Qralapp. According to a New York specialist the notion Is a mistaken ono that money picks up germs. Parasites, however, are arnown to . pick up money. L-lfcJktLrllsJ FOOD TREATS FOR THE DOUBLE HOLIDAY Holidtiys mean plenty of good food to eat and that means visit to Safeway, of course.- Not' that there are not other places at which to buy iood, but one knows that at Safeway the assortment is large .... the brands are well known ..... the prices are low and the service is extra good.--As a reminder, shop for the two-dny holiday, we will be closed Decoration Day. ' ' , ' Prices Effective Carrots Large Bunches Fresh and Crisp 19c Bunches SUGAR C & II Granulated for Canning or Preserving 10 Lbs, CERT0 BUTTER White Star Tuna. POTATO CHIPS DEVILED MEAT' aL,bNr,Q8rLl0c CRACKERS ZTclT. 27c CHEESE IZTTl 14c , Pkg MarshmallOWS rpPl? A one pound pkg. Cumpflre ANn F MXxuMli Marshmallows with this $1.25 Toaster PICKLES Ringer Brand, Sour or Dills Qt Jar .. .. .. Qt. Jar Sweet . When the family come back home or to camp after a long jaunt and boast of that "hungry enough to eat a cow"1 appetite, try this dish on them. It is delicious and filling and is the dish washer's delight, for the whole meal is cooked In one kettle: Hunter's Stew 6 ilicei diced txcon 1 IsHge diced onion 1 1 qtitrt boiling w(cr A diced poUioci Odicedcarroti 1 diced turnip 5.U ' Fry the diced onion In the bcon, dd 1 qurt boiling witcr. Acid diced poUtoci. wrroU nd turnip nd tt SAFEWAY HOMEMAKERS' BUREAU most cordially invites you to write for any Information you desire, be It 4 recipe a budget a party planned. Simply enclose a large self addressed stamped envelope with your request to Julia Lee Wright SafewaHomemakers' Bureau, Care of Safeway Stores, Inc., P.O. tox 774, Oak land, California. 3 Service Stores 1 Self -Service 125 STUDENTS AT L. H. S. GET AWARDS (Continued From Paigi On) t Mildred Warden, senior; Sophie aietl huber. Zella Twldwell, Ruth Nelson and Opan Connor, sophomores, Ellen Torrence and Marjorle Smith, freshmen, won the SO point award, the only freshmpn girls who have ever earned 60 points during the first term of school. Both entered In January as mid-term freshmen and have earned more than the required points. Fifty-point awarda were also made to Lili Hofmann, Beulah Freela and Edith Salisbury, seniors; Donna Kof ford and Lola Hawk, Juniors; Lucille Tlsompson,. . Margy Spenosr, Marlon Boyles, Florenoe Green,-Irene Sltler, Leola Wlllcock, . Marie Thompson, lean sturdlvant. Bonhomores: and I Font Kofford, Nevt Stein, Katharine Aivey. tia Man Auorews, rsye wiu- Friday and Saturday, May 27th - 28th I Bananas I New Potatoes Golden Ripe I Fruit 3 Lbs. . . 17c 10 Tall Cans . . 49c 49c 43c I Pounds ... No. Vi Can JLa71 .....15c 3 - Electric Both for CORNED BEEF ' Slice cold for sandwiches or salads. 25c No. 1 33c Can ...... . . PEANUT BUTTER Tnd 15c WAX PAPER NAPKINS 2 PINK SALMON 3o1 29c AMERICAN MALT Always quality 3 Cans QUAKER PASTE - Spaghetti, noodles and macaroni. V; All quick cooking. 3 Packages .. .. .. .. .. .19c Tomatoes Store i nL Tins A ker, Gwendolyn Hertzog, Betty Bohn enkamp, June Butterfleld, LaWanda Cantrell. Hani Coleman. Margaret Dixon, Pauline Edwards, Helen Mel ville, Ellen Torrence andd Marjorte Smith, freshmen. ' New tVonderful Face Powder ; Prevents Large Pores ' Stays on Longer ' For a youthful complexion, use new wonderful MELLO-OLO Face Powder, Hides tiny lines, wrinkles and. pores. New French process makes It spread more smoothly and stay on longer. No more ahlny noses. Purest face powder known. Prevents large pores.. Ask today for new, wonderful face powder, MELLO-OLO, that suits every complexion, Class Prugs, Inc. AQV. OUR STORES WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY Decoration Monday; May 30 New White Shatters, clean, good quality. 5 . Lbs. 23c MILK Max-I-Mum Brand Canned Milk , 49c CANDY Hershey's Asstd. Bars. A real value. 8 Bars . . . . . 10c COFFEE Airway Blend ,' Economically piiced and of exceptioanl value. lb. 59c Toaster L 59c . . . . v. 19c 2.. 15c1 Si,:0." 15c uniform in . and flavor. 1 $1.00 Free Delivery 25c In All Stores J
