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Pago Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER LA GRANDE. ORE. Monday, September 18, 1933 SOCIETY NOTES DoriA Lillian Cade And Lester George Van Blokland Married at Island City Sunday Beautifully decorated with masses of out and garden, flowers, and light- ec? with tapers. UK Island city Com- munlty church was the scone of beautiful wedding Sunday afternoon, , when Doris Lillian Cude and Lester aeorgo Van Blokland were united In marriage before large company of relatives and frlend, The tapera were lighted by Miss Rots Cooper at La Ornnde, promptly . ad the piano. After Mlaa Esther Van Blokland and Mlaa Ruth Bmalley had sung, "I Love You Truly" Miss Han sea started the strains of the Lohon Itrln wedding march as the wedding procession movedi- to the altar. Tho bridegroom attended by his brother, Ray Van Blokland, accompanied the ministers, Rev, W. H. Heruog and Rev.. Joso Van Blokland Bach, and met the bride on the arm of her father, attended by her alster, Miss Mildred Cade, as maid of honor and tlu Misses Mildred Van Bloklund audi Justine Cado as bridesmaids. Her bert and Alfred Van Blokland, twin brothers, were tho ushers. Mr. Hert eof performed the single ring cere mony, assisted by Mrs, Bach. The brldo wore a gown of Ivory sat in and carried an arm bouuet of cream gladioluses.. The bridesmaids' . gowns were delicate green, plnlt, and blue shades with bouuets of gladiol uses In matching colors. Tho wedding party left tho church as Miss Hanson played the Mendels sohn wedding march and wore later greeted by the entire coinpnny at a reception In tho church parlors. Mr Van Blokland Is tho daughter of Mr. find Mrs. Oslo Cade, of Pendle ton. She formerly lived In La Orsndo SOCIAL CALENDAR J Monday, Sept, IS ' 0:11 at. Peter's Episcopal church parish supper, Honan hall. 7:30 Division C, Loyal Bisters of tho Christian church, with Mrs, Elmer Miller. Alice). 8:00 Bcnoflt card party, Control P. T. A., Bucajuwea Inn, t Tuesday, Sopt. IB 8:00 W. C, T. D, with Mrs. B, M. Hlckox. B:0O Neighbors of Woodcraft, I, O. O. f. hall. Wednosday, Sopt. 30 9:00 Parkdalo club, with Mrs. W. W. Holdcn at Porry. 2:00 St. Peter's Guild, at Mon ti n hall. 7:30 Li 8. to the B. of L. P. and E at the Eagle hall, 7:30 Uebekah lodge, at the Odd : Fellows hall, see Thursday, Sept. 21 9:00 Diversity club, with Mrs. Luollto Prloo and Mrs. John Price. " 9:O0 Missionary society, M. B. OHuroh South, Mrs. W. B. Star roor. 9:00 Stitch and Clutter club, American Legion auxiliary, with ; Mrs. Charlos Graham. ' 7:30 Eagles auxiliary, t the Hall. 8:00 Fifty Fifty club, with Mrs, nalph Worrell, Friday, Sept. 92 8:00 No-hostess card ' parly, Women of the Moose, with Mrs. Itukla Steffcn. Announcement! We wish to state to the public that the demands of our men have been conceded, and they are back to work. Cutters receive $5.00 for an eight hour day. Head Sausage maker $5.60 for an eight hour day. Sausage helpers $3.33 for an eight hour day. Slaughter house and plant men from $5.00 to $3.S0 for an eight hour day. This is the highest wages paid f or similar work in Eastern Oregon. Operating Statement of Company Nt Operating Loss 1931 $9333.31 lfe t Operating Loss 1932 $3536.82 Net Operating Logs (first jjalf) 1933..$4643.10 9 Above is tMkon from aolual balance sheets of the company. GRANDE RONDE MEAT, COMPANY Bna- was graduated (ram trie La arando High sohool,. but the last year cr two had been living at Pendleton Mr. Van' Blokland, the son of Mrs, Mary Van Blokland of neur Island City; has been oeratmg the Van Blokland place for the lastt few. yean, Quests- from a distance at the core- money Sunday, were- Mr. and. Mrs. William Ferry and daughter and Mrs. B. H. Van Blokland, of Lostlne: Rev. and Mrs. Walter Bach and daughter, aeraldlne, of North Powder, Mr. and Mrs, Roland Oliver and daughters, Lois and Peggy, of Pendleton. Mrs. Iva Shu ltz Weds Curtis Sine ' Mrs. Iva Shultz and Curtis Sine wero married at a five o'clock cere money porformcd Sunday afternoon at the home of the bride, lgoi North N avenue. Rev. Paul De F. Mortlmore, pUstor of the Central Church, of Christ, performed the single Ting ceromony at an improvised! altar of flowora and tapers, Mrs. Shulta woro a gown of silk crepe and carried an arm bouquet of whlto asters. Mlsa Margaret Bine, daughter of tho bridegroom, was the bridesmaid,, and was gowned In nlle green crape, Little Miss Rosolla Uhulta was charming as tho flower girl, wearing a frock of orange tar fcta and carrying a basket of flow. ors. Milton Shultz. son or tho bride, dated aft. best man for Mrs. Sluo. Bugoue ShultK, another aon, aang 'l Love You Truly", accompanied by Mlsa Sylvia Turn. Miss Turn nlso played the wedding march. A reception was hold following tho coremony, and Mrs, Prank Patt out cakes white Mm, Charles Hlldebrand, cut Ices. Mrs. Frank Seward, Mrs. Cliff Parkor, Mrs. Jack Miller. Mrs, Charles AndrewB and Mrs. Charles Harris served, After the reception the couple loft for a wedding trip to Bpokano, aftor which they will llvo on North N ave nue. For hor traveling suit, Mrs. HI no woro a dress of black sutlu trim med In whlto with matching acces sories. Questa for the ceremony woro Mr. anil Mrs. Dnlbow, parents, of the bride; hor slaters, Mrs. Onrl Keltx and family and Mrs. Ray Curteman and family; Donald and Qcorge Shullx, her sons; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Seward, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Patt, Mr. and Mrs. Charlea HUlebrand. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Cnas, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Shoemaker, Mr, and Mrs. Cliff Parker, Mrs. Charles Andrews and son, Harry Carnos, Mrs. Jack Mlllor. Mrs. Charles Harris, Mrs. Max Turn, Mrs. M. B. Ocllor. t t :'- Reba Gray Weds Warren Laird Miss Reba Gray, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gray, of Lower Covo, and Warron Laird wero married Wed. nesduy at Walla Walla, according to word received horo. Both young peoplo are woll known at Cove and In La arando and have a host of friends who wish them won. The young people were aeaompanlod by tho bridegroom's brother, Robert Laird, of Covo, ond his slater, Mrs. O. Rlchnrdaoii and daughter, of Pen dleton. They returned to Cove Wednesday evonlng and a party was arranged for thorn Friday evening by Darcy Mc Cool and Wallace Slmmona. It was Mlw Uw Dot, Society Editor Telephone Main 600 Until i0 11 i given at the home of Mr. and Mrs L. M. Laird and about 30 school mates and: friends of' the newly weds attended. Refreshment were served by Mm. Robert Laird, Mrs. L; U. Laird: and Mrs, Gilbert Miller. Both' Mr. and Mr, Warren Laird graduated from High, school In June, Mrs, Laird from La' Grande- High and Mr. Laird from Cat High. The young people expect to make their horn at Cove, Cleo Conley Weds Raymond DeLong Mist cleo Conley, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Archie Conley and Ray mond DeLong, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. DeLong, were married yesterday afternoon at 1:80 o'clock at the Christian church, Rev. Paul Da f. Mortlmore performing the ceremony. The bride was attractive In a wool cropo frock of roynl blue, while Miss Josephine McHugh, her attendant, wore brown, Lee Spencer was best man for Mr; DoLong. The ceremony was performed before members of the immediate families of the couple. They will make their home- In La arando. Beginners In Enjoyable Party Much pleasure was had by 40 child- ren of the beginners department of the Presbyterian Sunday school Frl day afternoon In the rooms of the manse house next to tho church. The afternoon party was made possible ny Mrs. J. George wall, superintend ent, and hor group of assistants, Mrs. Clyde Webb, Mrs. R. A. Shanks, Mrs. L. A. Kennedy, Mrs. Gone Walker and Mrs. M. I. Murrey. The moment slipped by rapidly as guinea, contests and other amuse monts woro entered Into, and at the proper time, to the delight of the ohlldron, refreshments were served. The department or the school Is doing a flue piece or work gathering those littlo folks and graduating classes Into tho Primary department oach year. Promotion and Rally day will bo observed by tho ontlro school on next Sunday. Mrs. McDonald Is Hostess Tli country homo of Mrs. Georne McDonald was the scene of an after noon party Friday when she enter tained tho L. D. club at hor homo. Mrs. L. M, Hoyt received tile prlre for high score at bridge, after which refreshments wore served by tho host- s, Mrs. 8. B. tTydo will entertain at hor homo at Island City In two wocks. Bazar Planned By Second Ward M. I. A. A fruit and vegetables .bazar will be sponsored by tlie Second Ward M. I. A, or tho L. D. s. church, on Sept. 20 at tho church and arrangements for tho ovent aro being handlea by tho M. I. A. board which mot ro contly. Fruit and vegetables will be donated for sale by the members. Entertainment during the evonlng Will Include a program and dancing. Social Evening To Be Sept. 29 Plana for a social evening to be A "New Deal1 " By Jane WITH the "New Deal" moving s lowara us goal, witlt recovery on the tip of everyone's tongue, and hope bright for the future, the wi luiusvwiia wiu realise that In o unobtrusive a way as the plan um of the family meuu she can contribute materially, to the main tenance of that individual morale which, I the foundation of the wiiuio recovery program. man. can exist for a time by """ Miune, out la a spirit-dead-ailing diet. 8a must? ha ,o that drifts Into the. rut of monot any, or that lack the little dell- lame unu luxuries that give It xet. The stringent exactions of economy may have led to a cutting ucnooria unu elimination or- ouior delluacioB, If so, they "' uu lemureu as soon as can be. These are the featuron tw on. able a meal not. only to satisfy man's purely physical need, but also tho more Intangible require ments of his spirit. They- are the features, therefore, that contribute most poworfully to (he full enjoy mcnt of tho present, and to tho building up of Iiodo and in the future. Let tho housewife study her books of recipes, seek Out the scores of appetizing, economical and easily prepared desserts' and other delicacies, and by serving them give her menus a "New Deal." Peach Pie Glace 4 cup Ireali pcachrs, sliced 1 1 puckage uraiui-riuvorcd gelatin - Diitti of salt cup sugar li'J copi boillr,, water 1 oak& s-lneti pte shell Combine ueaclietj and sugar and held on Sept. 28 .were started Friday night when tho Pythian Sisters met at the Odd Fellows hall. Tho nature or the social will be determined toy a committee composed of Mrs. Jan Oally, Mrs. Velio) Jones and Mrs. Mil dred Crowley. Benefit Bridge Party Tonight Plan are complete for the 'benefit bridge party, the. first activity of the season for the Central Paront Too chcr association, which will be held this evening at 8 o'clock In the small ballroom or the Sacajawea Inn. Mrs. Fred Spaeth Is chairman or the committee. Tables will be arranged for con tract and auction -brldgo and pinochle and prizes will be given 'to. the high scorers In each. The public Is Invited to attend the event. 'The proceeds will be used,, by the association in Its work. '' D. of U. V. To Meet Tonight Tho Daughtcra of Union, Veterans will meet this ovonlng at Lane chapel. Tho meeting is called for 8 o'clock and all members aro urged to be present. ' ' - Auxiliary To j Meet Thursday i Tho Francis Brown Auxiliary to the Union County Pioneer association will meet Thursday afternoon at & o'clock at the home of Mrs. S. p. Williamson qn Cove avenue, with Mrs. E. E, Hughes ns assisting host ess. All members of this organization aro asked to bring their completed aprons for the apron sale which w(ll be held In connection with the Ornnge Fair. Northside Club Plans Meeting- The Northside Improvement club will moot Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the L. P. S. church on North Fir street. t Bible Searchers Meet Wednesday The Dlblo Searchers Class or tho First Presbyterian church will rnoet Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock with Mrs. M. M. Miller. ... Parkdale Club Meets Wednesday The Parkdale club will meet with Mrs. W. W. Holden at Perry Wednes day afternoon at 2 o'clock. The offalr will be a "kid party" with appropriate costumes. Lois Caldwell And W. H. Ferguson Wed Miss Lois On hi we II and William H. Ferguson, of this city, were united In marriage by Hov. Ocotrc II. Scofleld at the Prosbyterlnn mnnsc In Wnltn Walla Snturdny afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. They wre Attended by F. O. Heath and Miss Erla Clarke, also of La Clrnnde. They will reside In La Grande, Mr. Ferguson Is employed at the Foley hotel. Clyde Driskell And Olga Hanson Wed Clyd William Driskell and MIm OltfH Sand Kanaon, both of La Grande, were married this morning at II o'clock at thq Christian church by the Rev. Paul De P. Mottlmdre. The double ring ceremony ovi used. Only a 'few1 tnUmato friends of the youn couplft wn prwnt. i" Count for Family Menus Rogers . let stand It) minutes. Dissolve gelutln In boiling water, add salt, und pour over peaches, stln-inr occasionally as mixture cools. Chill until slightly thickened. Turn into cold pie shell. Chill until firm. Cover with meringue. . Meringue '. eic wnitei, unbeaten n aup sugar Few drops vinllia or almond ixlrset 2 ublsspoons water , Dsili of sale ' Put egg whites, sugar, salt, and' water in upper part of double holler. Beat with rolnrv oer lienler until thoroughly mixed. Place over rapidly boiling water, antl beat 1 ininulo; then romovo from fire, und continue beating; 2 miii utcs longer, or until mlxtiirn will stood in peaks. Add fiuvorlne. Ileut well. Spread over ton of nle. BROADCAST TO BE STAGED AT EAGLES HALL The lost of the series of Eagle broadcast porgrams will be held to night at 8 o'clock at the Eagles. Next Monday evening the finals will be held with the winner In each of the series competing. Tonight's program lhciudes; vocal duet, by Fred Ferris and Mrs. Ethel Qulnland; vocal solo, Miss Myrtle Hammond; singing and guitar, Rich ard Duckett; John Bunten, Breem Bunten, Otto Mcaulre and George Stills, playing and singing; Violet Stills, vocal solo; Elmore Mattoon, singing; Lela Comstock, singing; Floyd Ktngsley Jr., plono solo; a reading ny an old timer. Oldsmobile Sales Show Big Gain, Is Word Received Here Oldsmobile,' having sold 7800 more cars In the first eight months of this yOar than were delivered during the same period of 1032, Is entering Sept ember with a production schedule Which calls for tho building or tour times as many units as were pro duced In September of last year, ac cording to word received here by Lorl-son-Frees Co., local dealers. Olds mobile 1033 sales at the end of Aug ust hod exceeded total retail de liveries made during tho entire 12 months of 1032, the. report continued and receipt of complete August data In which reported sales maintained substantially the high levels of July and rorged 118 per cent ahead or August, 1032. . By Maine strength the wets have prevailed. mo president needn't worry about his resigning professors. Ho can get some more on. . i I If You Don t Need It-Sell It! Want WRITE YOUR InStrUPfinnS Wr,th d or Snr bring to us and enclose chec money-order .tamos Allan UlllUIIS. or coin to cover the cost. Classified advertisements are e.h in '""'-?ia- "tamps of word, sd divide by a to determine the number of line, The "d ran V,? . .J nUmb"" It It 1. run two or more timet the rate tor subsequent Inseruon, afwr the fir. UTL Z. Vf 10 P" Une d tor 3 times cwts 80 cents rirst insertion and sic each subseZ, Insertion or 4 il .f i?. . mP'e S line RESULTS state plainly what you want, or have to sell. croT, ou ; neeZ wort, tLL ,M,nlmum M aSc- ET mall to the slVKNINO OBSgRVtR, LA ORAWDB ORBOOM Q M 0n thl ,heet na OVER rhoHt Uorarat. Main Mtf Island City Aid Mrs, John DahlsWom; assisted' by Mrs, K. L, Hungerford, entertained the members of the Aid society of the Island' City Community ohuroh, and three guests, Mrs. Llllle Foster, Mrs. Lilian Shaier and Mrs: William Perry, at the home of the former Thursday afternoon. lit' ahe absence of the president, Mrs. Blokland, Mrs. S. i. Hyde presided ove ttoe business meeting and Mrs. ti. K. Bldwell soted as chaplain. The ohlef Item of busi ness was the election of officers for the new year.- Mrs. Dee Davis- was elected president, Mrs: Bldwell, rirst vice preeldcnt). Mrs. J. M. Bowery, second vloe president, Mrs. J. O: An son, secretary and Mrs. Ray Blokland treasurer. Plans were made for a cooked food eale to be held the last week of the month.- Yearly, reports were submitted by the various Work ing; committees. Announcement was read of the approaching county con Ventlon to- be held October 12 at Morth Powder. The next meeting of the aid will be held on Wednesday, Sept. 27, the day having -been chang ed on account at the Orange Fair. Returns To La Grande After visiting a few days with her sister, Mrs. Arthur Gblderi, and fam ily in the Orange Hall neighborhood Mrs, Wayman Scott has returned to ner home in La Orande. . irore Nice trip- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Knautz and daughter, Lilian, of the Iowa district,. have returned from en auto trip' which took them to Portland, Seattle,. -Bellingham and Yakima where t"hey visited With relatives and took; Ini places of interest. Countrywomen's dub- Nine members and eight visitors were present when the Countrywo man's club met Friday afternoon with Mrs. George Hughes. The visitors- were Mrs. Nellie Kirby, who Is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Da vis, from her homo n Los Angeles, Cal Mrs. A. P. Davis. Mrs. Edith Oek- eler, Mrs. Melvln Oekeler. Mrs. Vic tor Eagaln, Miss Edith Ragaln, Mrs. Edna Turner and Mrs. Louise Scott, In the absence of Mrs-. Mabel Mc Allister, president, Mrs. Dollle Taat had charge of the short business session which preceded the social hour. Tlrf hostess, assisted toy Mrs. Betty Pen land, conducted a couple of contests in which Mrs. Mabel Anson won first and Miss Ragaln consolation In one, and Mrs, Arthur Golden first In the other. Mrs. Hughes served refresh ments at the close or the meetlnat. AMoel Ladles Aid The meeting of the All eel Ladles Aid society will be held on Thurs day, September 21 at the home o: Mrs. Ray Fuller on Lower Cove rood. Assisting hostesses will be Mrs. Tom Wellslnger and Mrs. Harry Wello.( At Arkemmn Tho young folks of the Ed Jasper family, of the Valeria district, are all. attending- school in La Grande this year, Donald, who Is a sopho more in High school, drives -back; and forth each day and takes his slaters, Edna, Jean and Mary to the Acker man Training school where they have enrolled. From Colorado A guest last week at the home r Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bldwell. at Is land City, was Mrs. Etta Ruth Turn hull, of Greeley, Colo. In Ia Grande Miss Lawanna Myers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Clyde Myers, of east of Summervllle, Is attending the La Grande High school this year. She Is staying at the H. O. Avery home. and if Something Say For a few pennies anyone can make La Grande Observer Want Ads bring real results. AD BELOW - (Please Write Plainly) THE VALLEY MaM B. Merton, vuity Him ftlte Spends Weekend I Miss Vlnola McKinney, of Boise, ispent the weekend at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Mary Counsel!, In Ladd Canyon. " - Work lit la' Grande Lawrence Starr, son of Mf. and Mrs. S, B. Btarr, of the Iowa' district, has accepted a pos'tlon-at the 0rancle hotel. Conclude Visit-" Miss Dora Broughton- left Monday for her home in Roeeourg after pending ten' days with- relatives' In the valley. She 1 a sinter of Mrs. Bert Kali and Mr; Joe Diehl, Of La Orande and Mrs. j. W. Hoateon, of Cove. . She accompanied Mrs. Kail, teacher of the Liberty school, to school Monday and spent half a day. Mies' Broughton, who Was graduated from the Ashland) Normal' last spring, will begin teaohing her first school a few miles west of Roeeburg as soon as prune harvest Is over. She is -the seventh member of her family to choose teaching as a profession. At The Lake-. Mr; and Mrs. MUo Blokland and daughter, Betty Anne, of Island City, spent last week at the Blokland cabin at Wallowa Lake. On Sunday they were Joined by Miss Beulah Smith, who teaches In Enterprise, and Mr. and Mrs. Bay Blokland and daughter, Marjorie Anne, of Island City. Mrs. Mary Blokland accompanied the lat ter to Lostlne and visited at the home of her son, Eddie and Mrs. Blokland and the home of her daughter, Mrs. William Perry, and family. Entertains Relatives Mr. and Mrs. eGorge Salisbury,, of, the Grange Hall neighborhood, en tertained a few relatives Sunday at a delightful dinner which they gave in honor of the -birthday anniversary or Mrs. Salisbury's mother, Mrs. Mary Alexander. Besides the guest of hon or and the host- and hostess, places were -laid at a prettily appointed table for Ed Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. Ellrry Alexander and two children of Mil ton, The remainder of the afternoon was spent .visiting. Frauen Vereln Members of this club were enter tained Tuesday . by Mrs. Christ Bertsch at her home up the Mill Creek canyon road from the Coves There were a dozen or more of the women present who spent the after noon making further plans for th approaching grange fair. Mrs. Bertsch served at the close of the afternoon. The next meeting Is to be -held at the home of Mrs. John Richards. Too bad our governments' anti-red proclivities do not extend to red tape. J 1T COSTS NO -portlana-5 nationally sis? e" .,c.t r0,ui you No. Lines Times to Run Amt. Enclosed $. Residence- Phone 817 ai Teaching At VYIIlowdale Miss Bethel' Fleshman; daughter oi Mr. and' Mrs. - O. O. Pleehmaru and; t graduate of B.' O: Ni has) been-electee and Is already teaohing the willow, dale school, which Is the "home' school' for Miss Fleshman. Then were 18 pupils enrolled when' schoo started and it woe expected that thai number would be increased by sev. eral during) the first weeks or school To SortH Powder Mrs. Mary Blokland, of near Island City, Mrs. Llllle Foster, Mr. arid Mrs Ray Blokland and' daughter, Marjorie Ann, drove to North Powder Wed nesday and were guest ot the home of Rev. and Mrs. Walter Bach'. Rev. Mr. Bach has recontly been returned to the North Powder church to serve for another year as pad tor. Mrs. Bach was formerly Mlsa Josle Blokland. .Move To Lav Grande Mr, and Mrs. Vernon Hassel and two children, who have ' been living on the old Nick Boliy place, moved to town the first or the week. Does Well Lawrence Bousquet, of Island City, who has been a patient at the Grande Ronde hospital following an opera tion performed last Wednesday is re ported as doing satisfactorily. CRICKET FLAT PERSONALS - I- - Beverly Weatherspoon- left Sunday for Salem where she will enter school. Her uncle, James Weatherspoon, ac companied her there, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Rotllet and son, Billy, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Prout. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Roulet and children and Stan ford Gllkle spent Sunday picnicking at the Miller spring. Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Witty and son-,. Duane, returned home Saturday from Railroad Flat, Cal., where they spent the summer. Mr. and Mrs. James Halgarth and children, Myron and Helena were transacting business In Walla. Walhr 8aturday. . i Lenau Tucker loft Wednesday on a pleasure trip which will taxo him into Southern California. Before re turning -home he plans to visiit many points of Interest. STAINLE Same formula Same price. In original form, too . . . if you prefer. . .-..r ttOP ,. .( th J. o no r 2.50 So! ss nelson r,"s,r
