Friday, October 28, 1932
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Paw Three
SOCIETY NOTES
Mlu Ue liuke, Society editor
Ti-lrphnne Mnln duo I'nltl :80 . m.
Members and Friends of Choir Of
Presbyterian Church, Enjoy Party
Thursday Night At Morgan Home
A Jolly "get-together" event was en
joyed last night by 50 members and
frlonda of the Presbyterian choir at
the homo ot Mrs. 8. B. Morgan. The
entertainment committee which ar
ranged the evening program waa com
posed of Harold M. Flnlay, Tom Bruce,
Miss Corrlne Baker, Mn$. Avis Ferris
and Miss Mildred Bradshaw,
A Hallowe'en motif was followed
throughout the evening In the- dec
orations, gumes and refreshments. The
house was strikingly decorated in
orange and black. Hallowe'en friessea
of black cats were placed over the
doors. The lights were encased with
Jack-o-lanterns, from which stream
ers extended to the corners of the
room. Skeletons, pumpkins and cats
were suspended from the celling.
Besides the choir, the music com
mittee and Rev. and Mrs. J. George
Wale, were present and enjoyed the
program of games and stunts.
Prizes were awarded to Harley Rich
ardson in the cracker eating contest;
C. J, Anderson, marshmallow eating;
Lynne Bohnenkamp, Robert Swan and
Mr. Worthley tied in the "penny for
your thoughts" contest; and Mra;
Walz placed first In pinning the tall
on the donkey. Mrs, Roscoe Neal re
ceived the consolation prize.
The party was divided Into four
parts, each of whom arranged stunts.
The winning stunt, "Washington
Crossing the Deleware," was an amus
ing reproduction of the famous plc
iura by that name, and Harley Rich
ardson, Lynne Bohnenkamp, Leonard
Plouff, Roscoe Hurley and Ralph Ge:
bel took part.
Refreshments were served at a late
hour, by Mesdames J. P. Morelock,
Roscoe Neal, Andrew Loney Jr., Dicn
Llndsey and H. M. Brad3haw,
Study Class Meets
- With Mrs. C.Webb
sion Study class In the discussion at
the home of Mrs. Clyde Webb. Sev
eral members made interesting con
tributions to the discussion.
The local Presbyterian church, ot
which the mission study 'class la an
auxiliary, is taking part In tho na
tional reading class that la one of the
missionary projects of tho Presbyter
Ian church. Miss Mabel Doty, public
librarian, distributed a group of
salient books among the memoers
from the publlo library.
The study data will tako charge of
the program ot the Homo department
Thursday afternoon, Nov. 3 at the
home of Mrs. A. T. Hill.
Program Will Be
Presented Nov. 1
."The Rhythm of tho Red Man" has
been announced as the theme of tho
program which will be presented be
fore the Young Women's Educational
auxiliary at 8 o'clock, Tuesday eve
ning, Nov. 1, at tho Methodist church.
i Miss Eileen Morelock Is chairman and
' Is assisted by a large committee.
Lutheran Ladies
Aid In Session
Th0 Lutheran Ladies Aid began the
study of the mission study book, "In
dia on the March, " by Alden Clark,
yesterday when it met at the home
i of Mrs. Art Weagel, on Cove avenue.
The study will continue at future
meetings, Mrs. L. J. Ebert president,
said this morning.
Mi3s Genevieve Nelson presented a
group of readings yesterday which
jwere enjoyed by a large group who
attended tho meeting. A. social hour
-was closed by serving refreshments,
in which Mrs. Weagel was assisted by
Mrs. H. A. Kllnghammer,
Mrs. H. H. Cleaver presented a
chapter from "Lady Fourth Daughter
of India," a mission study book, yes
terday and led the Presbyterian Mis-
Mrs,
xyvPut more
SUNSHINE
days on
your calendar
Greulich Is
Hostess to Club
How many days in tho month
do you feel your best? You can
add to these sunshine days by
simply obeying nature's laws.
The first of these laws is reg
ular elimination. Avoid common
constipation by eating a delicious
cereal.
Tests show Kellogg's All
Bran furnishes "bulk," to exer
cise the intestines, and vitamin
B to help aid, regularity. All
Bran also contains twice the iron
of an equal weight of beef liver.
The "bulk" in, All-Bran i3
much like that in, leafy vege
tables. How much more pleasant
than pills and drugs so often
habit-forming.
Serve as a. cereal or use in
cooking. Direc
tions in the red-and-green
pack
age. At all gro
cers. Made by
Kellogg in Battle
Creek.
Mrs, Prnncl3 Greulich was at home
at a bridge luncheon yesterday when
she entertained her club at 1:10
o'clock. Mrs. Fred E, Kiddle was in
vited for the afternoon to complete
three tables for bridge, at which the
prizes were awarded to Mrs. Elmer
McManus, first, and Mrs. Doyle Zim.
merman, fourth. Mrs. Kiddle received
tho guest prize.
Luncheon waa served at 1:16 o'clock
at attractively decorated tables.
Mrs. John Larisou will be the next
hcstess( entertaining In two weens.
'
Mrs. Mary Ormand
Hostess to Group
Tho afternoon was devoted to
quilting and visiting yesterday when
the Post Guardian Neighbors met t
2 o'clock at tho home of Mrs. Mary
Ormand. Refreshments were served
in keeping with the Hallowe'en motif.
Mrs. Lucy England will be the next
hostess, entertaining in two weeks.
W. C. T.IL To Hold
Special Meeting
A special business session of the
Women's Christian Temperance Union
will be held at the home of Mrs. E. M(
Htckox, 1103 O avenue, at 2 o'clock,
Nov. 1. A largo" attendance Is desired
'as this is the last meeting before tho
general election on Nov. 8 and all
candidates and other important mat
ters will be discussed, it is announced.
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5 SOCIAL CALENDAR
Friday, Oct. 28
8:00 Bridge club, with Mrs. An
drew Loney.
8:00 Westway club, with Mrs.
Alice Piek, at Mt. Glen.
8:00 Women of tho Moose, with
Mrs, Ivy Shuitz.
Saturday, Oct. 29
2:00 N. O. W. Juveniles at the
Odd Fellows hall,
8:00 Diversity club entertains
for husbands, with Mr, and Mrs.
Leslie Duncan,
8:00 Saturday Evening Bridge
club, with Mrs. J. E. Reynolds.
Monday, Oct. 31
1:45 San Soucl club, with Mrs,
Henry Hill.
2:00 Wakellta club, with Mrs.
Hohry Riley.
4:00 Nlchantit Camp Fire, with
Mrs. Jack E. Wright.
8:00 K. of P. and Pythian Sis
ters social, at the I. O. O. F, hall.
2:00 First Ward M. I. A., Hal
lowe'en party, at the Recreational
hall.
i
Tuesday, Nov. 1
2:00 Neighborhood club, at the
La Grande hotel.
2:00 W. O. T. U., with Mrs. E,
M. Hickox.
2:00 First Ward Relief society
of the L. D. S. church, at the
tabernacle.
2 :00 Second Ward Relief society,
at tho church.
8:00 Young Women's Educa
tional auxiliary, at the Metho
dist church.
Wednesday, Nov, 2
2:00 Christian Women's Mis
sionary society, with Mrs. A. P.
Nelson.
2:00 Presbyterian Missionary
society, at the church.
2:00 St. Peter's Guild, at the
home of Mrs. C. H. Devine.
2:00 So-Ne-He club, with Mrs.
Louis Evans.
7:00 Clio Dinner club, with Dr.
and Mrs. F. L. Ralston.
7:30 L. A. to tho B. of R. T.,
at tho Eagles hall.
7:30 International Relations
group of the A. A, U. W.Mwlth
Miss Elleanor Vernon.
Thursday, Nov. 8
1 :00 Thursday Bridge club, with
Mrs. W. H. Bohnenkamp Sr.
1 :00 Jolly Bridge club, with
Mrs. C. H. Devine.
2:00 Poppy club, with Mrs.
Clarenco Green,
2:00 G. I. A.( at the Sacajawea
Inn.
2:00 Methodist Church South
Missionary society, at, the parson
age. i
2:00 Presbyterian Rome depart
ment.
8:00 Fifty-Fifty club, with Mrs.
E. J. McManus.
,, 8:00 Bridge , cluo, with .Mrs.-;
Jack Hlatt. . -
Diversity Club
Is Entertained
Bridge was the diversion of tho af
ternoon when Mrs. Saul Wirth enter
tained the Diversity club yesterday at
her home. Mtb. Lloyd Barnwell hs
s is ted the hostess.
Mrs. Claude Puckett was the high
ncorer at cards, and Mrs. Ed Prouty
received the consolation. Mrs. M. B.
Swain made high score among tho
guests.
Other gueats were Mrs. Joe William
son and Mrs. Robert Carey.
Mrs. Martha Cole will entertain in
two weeks, assisted by Mrs. Claude
Bartmess, it was announced.
Bee Hive Girls
To Give Program
The Bee Hive Girls of the First Ward
M, I. A. of the U D. S. church, will
present a benefit program tonight at
7:30 o'clock at the Recreational hall.
A nominal admission fee will be used
SPECIALS for SATURDAY
Angel Food; Cakes, each.. 25c Malted Milk
Spice Cup Cakes, doz 15c
Fruit Stollen Coffee
Cakes 15c 2 for.. ..25c
Pumpkin Pies, each 17c
Danish Pastry,
each 5c 6 for 25c
Chocolate Cakes 25c
Layer Cakes,
Assorted;Varities, each.... 25c
Cinnamon Rolls, doz 25c
Doughnuts, doz. .; 20c
Assorted Pies, each 25c
Ice Cream - Sweet Cream - 16 Butterfat - Quart 35c
OUT OUR WAY
By J. R. Williams
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BORM "THR"W WEARS "ftPO SOQKJ, ? tf02 by hea who; bw-bm-V p. pat. ot.
for clas3 work during the winter.
The program includes:
Bee Hive Cheer Song, by the class.
Prayer, Vadls Baxter.
:"If," a poem, by Mary Ellen Stoddard,
Piano solo, "Moon Rocket," by Va
dls Baxter.
Beading. "Algebra and Class Par
ties,' Idon Chadwick.
Song and pantomime, "Little Red
School House," by the class.
Reading, "Gettin Lias up In tho
Mprnin'," by Helen Geddea.
"Japanese Love Song," by Natalie
Samuelson and Viola Rogers.
Reading, "What the Voice Said," by
Zelpha Penton.
Planologue, "Hats," by Mary Ellen
Stoddard.
Poem, "Pie a la. Radio," by Vadis
Baxter.
Song, "Shanty Town," by Marlon
Pidcock.
Two-act play, "Aunt Deborah's First
Luncheon," by tho clnsi.
Poem. "Courtship of Miles Stand-
ish," in Scandinavln dialect by Evelyn
Llndsey.
Closing goodnight song, by tho
class.
Prayer, Roxle Zaugg.
Hi-Lo Club Meets
With Mrs. Brace
Local News of Record
Tho following Information from the . gerty. L. 8, 9, Fnirvlew Ad EntorprlBO,
Union county records Is by the Ab
stract and . Title company of La
Grande, Oregon.
Deeds
Necha Boswell et vlr to Lylo Bos
well. Pt. Sect. 3, 10-1N-40, 10.0O.
Clarence Clifford Ifarlow et ux to
to T. P. Tomllnson. W&NW'ASElii
Sec. 20-4S-3B. $10.
Fred V. Corpe et ux to Walter Mur
phy. Pt. SCO. W-3S-40, Pt. Sec. 13, 1,
Andrew Anderson to Anna B. Mc
Intlro. Pt. Sees. 13. 14-38-40, $1,
Eara C. Kelty et us to w. L. Kelty.
L. 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 0, Bd, 4, Thompson's
Add. Elgin; $10.
Julius Roesch ot ux to Mo'.llc John
son. N. 24' 1. 2, B. 1, West Union,
$1500.
MortsaRo
Wllllnm Perry "Wnrnoclc et ux to
Roscoo T. Klrkpatrick. Pt. S. 11-2N-4T. :
Murf gages
Guy W. Huffman to Raymond Iau
silica. H. E. 8. No. 68; Jf. E. S. No.
236, $2000, j
Hull, of Mortgages j
D. O. Tuoker to P. D. MoCully, Pt.
Soo. 18-3S-45; . Blk. 8, McCully Add., ;
Jcucph, 37-244. . I
Mary B, Murphy to E. A. Searlo. 37 i
27 Pt. Blk. 36, Residence Ad., Wnl- i
lowa.
Home Sav, and Loan Assn. to Cha.
L. Smith. )8-102. Pt. B. 0, McDonald's
Add.
Enter, St. Bnnk to John P. Hnmp.
kins. Pt, Sec. 21, 22, 27, 28-6N-4S.
42-270.
Joseph Stato Band to Ben M. Peal
Murphy. Twin Baby Group (6) $3300.
Walter McGrath et ux to State Land
Board. Pa. Sec. 7-4S-40 (1) $500.
John E. Rynsdam et al to Chas. N.
Miller. Pt. sec. 0-2N-40 (1) $500;
Edw. W. Jasper et ux to Fed. Land
Bank. Pt. &ac. 28-2S-30 (1014 yr.)
$2500.
Bertha McKennon to Isaac Moore.
L. 2, Blk. 7, Cogg. Add. (2) $1100.
Sutls. of Mortgages
' Stato Land Board to Fred Stone.
Tho Hl-Lo club members enjoyed !8lltla or 02-220 and 300. Pt Sec. 3-
an afternoon of bridge yesterday qo...
wnen tney were entertained rjy Mrs,
Vindicator Mines, Inc. to Edward ' 0t Ux. Blk, 14, McCully's Add., Joseph,
G. R. Brace at her home. Mrs. B.
W. Tlllotaen was a guest.
Mrs. C. L. Thompson received tho
prize for high score at cards, and Mrs,
H. M. Finlay was awarded the prizo
for fourth. Mra. Brace served refresh
ments at the -jrldge tables at ths
close of tho afternoon.
Mix Finlay will bo the next host
ess, entertaining in two weeks.
Miss Grace Morgan
Instates
C.. H. Arnoldus. Died 10-7-32. Stena
Arnoldus, executrix,
Sitaan C. Zuber. Died 10-4-32. Dor
othy M. NoyaB, executrix.
Martha Golden. Died 7-22-32. SEy4
Sec. 3S-38 and city property.
Judgments
Inter. Bldg. and Loan Assn. vs. W.
E., Cora, C. C. and Flossie Green.
S1D70.00, feos $200.00; coaU $10.60.
Stato Land Board vs. Lizzie Grout.
!$U50, Tees $100, costs $11.
Gliest At Pcirty Mott, Corp. Comm. V3. Rnlph aul
isami amjui, it. n. una oerrepwa
Miss Grace Morgan, of Bala, Kan.,,1 Thompson, $1343.92, Int. $2274, tee
who is visiting in La Orando with $200.00.
her brother, Enoch Morgan, wa3 Gettlngs and Hanks vs. l. wotzel,
guest yesterday afternoon of the De-1 $232.60, fees $50, costs $10.00.
presaion club at the homo of Mrs. Miscellaneous
Frank Flanery. She was presenteaj Art, of Inc. Clyde S. Martin et al
with a gift by the hostess. , change name of "Twin Haby Gold
Prizes at bridge were won by Mrs.' Mining Co." to "Vindicator Minos,
Walter Jone, high, and Mrs. Wesley, inc cap. stock $500,000.
McDonald, sitcond. Water right: State of Ore, to Mary
Mrs. Walter Jones will no the next e, ueliorcie, Pt. SE'-i Sec. 7-3S-38.
Water right: State of Ore. to A, K,
Dryborough. Pt. S. 18, 21-6S-38.
Assumed 'business name: Paul Do P.
Mortimoro doing business as "La
Grande Music tJo." at 1104 Spring St.
Assumed business name: A. H. Jcn
nlngs as "Sacajawea Garage" at 1313
41-636.
Miscellaneous
TODAY and SATURDAY
1
JACK 0AKIE THOMAS MflCHAN
MARIAN N1X0N MSI PITTS
WUHAN C01tlER W1UIAH BOYD
IEWC0BY-
A thrilling romance of
three boys and two
girls' who pull nt the
gates of fame!
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"SHOUT" 1'ItOUKA.Mi
CAIll'OON COMEDY
"I1UHJVICAN KXl'lUSSS"
Chapter 7
Scenio Views of tlte
Unlvenilty of Orugon
LII1EHT.Y NUWS
Coming . . . "THE ALL AMEBXCAN" i ! !,
Water right: Stato to J, W. Miller.
Pt. Sec' 4-23-14.
liuiKiuenf
Est. of'FraTjlc M. Dayla, Dec. to EJrn
eat 1. ajl: Mabel Q. Buehnnajiy (liOOO,
Wator right: Stato of Ore. to W. O. Int. 7 nor cent; fees &100, coats .
Ashcr. Pt. Sec. 13, 14-1N-42. J, H. Thompson vs.- A. Hackbarth
Water right; Stato ol Ore. to Mar- ot ux. $2816.09, mt, 8. per cent, feo
garet Ownbcy. Pt. Soo. 35-2S-44. 1309. .
Wator rights. Stnto to .City of Wal- j Circuit Court Orrtc.re
lowa. Pt. Soo. 1G-1N-42. ' in matter of iiquUlatlon of Josoph
St; Bank. Releaso of certain lkndst
from stock asseesmont.
Stato of Or v: Hllller T.' areen. ni
nl. Order oonUrmlng salo of, lMatUi In
Twp. 2 N. 40; and H. B, 8. No. 63. :
' J. H. Thompson vs. A". Hackbarth '
al. Default, Judgment and order oiv
saJo of lots 3, 4i Blk, 9. Enterprise;
Hrobates-
Leonard Smith,, dcooased. Petition '
for probate of will.
hostess, entertaining in two weeks.
Auxiliary Members
Meet on Thursday
Twehty-fivo members of tho F,ran-!W(Ujlli Avc
cis Brown auxiliary to the Sons ond
Daughters of the Union County Pio
neers gathered yesterday at the homo
of Mrs. Ella Bynearson for a social
afternoon. Rcfrenhments were served
at the close of the afternoon by tho
hostess.
Several visitors wero Invited to tho
mooting by tho hostess.
Quartz loc. notice: "Tho Green
Horn" located by O. I. Williams et al.
Placer -loc. notice; Art Butler, lo
cator of "Top Notch Claim"
Placer loc. notice; Carrie Cavcnder
et al, locator of "Gold Dollar."
; Placer loc. notice: Lost Mine No. 4;
located by Gertrude OheU et al.
The following information from tho
Wallowa- county records is by ' the
Wallowa Law, Land and Abstract
company.
Deeds -
John Evnna et ux to L. C. Johnson
Bridge Scoring " pt ,2,0:1'40:
a " N. Joergor et ux to Matilda A. Hag-
Changes Will Be
Made in Contract
NEW YORK, Oct. 28 WO Oossip
is rife in bridge clubs as to the na-
19 rue in uriuge wvu an w wiu ua- , ... . -
ture of changes in contract scoring ' Oign. W aiVerS At
which will be announced next Tuca-
day and go into effect at once.
The code drawn up by tho Whist
club of New York, the Portland clu:,
of London and the commission (ran
cnlso du brldg and approved by cxe
Pendleton Bank
PENDLETON. Ore., Oct. 28 lit') Ot.
flclabi of the First Inland National
bank have reported a quarter million
cutlves of loading American bridge or- dollars In woivers signed by depositors
ganlzations is a carefully guarded sec. In order to permit reopening of the
ret. banking institution for business soon.
Harold S. Vonderbllt, father or the Other depositors were reported will
code of rules wUlch Is soon to bo lug to sign walvers.for use of the
superseded, Is credited with much o, bank,
the authorship of the now code. In
tact-ho went to Orcat Britain eupcc- Oystcrmcn of Mississippi, Lnulsl
lally for shooting in Scotland and got ana and Alabama lmvo formed an
little shooting done, duo to work on organization seeking to boost the
the code. price of their product.
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