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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 22, 1933)
Friday, Scomber 22, lk)3 SOClBTt'NOTES MlM Hm Buke, Society Editor Telephone Mela 600 I'ntl) 9-80 . m,' Sirs, A;: Mi Moore Is tlbstess At Bridge Lurttheon On Thursday. Afternoon j; A . group, of ,tiie.- young matrons gathered Thursday afternoon at the jnomo of Mri. A. M. Moore and opened the winter bridge season at a bridge luncheon. : Besldee members of the, 1 club invited were Mrs. Poster Sims, ' Mrs. Edward Arrowemlth and Mrs. Bud rfazer, gUests. Mrs. Bim received the prize for high score among the guests, Mrs. M. li. Larson placed first among the members and Mrs. Francis Oreulich, fourth. , Mrs, Moore servod a two-course luncheonat 1 o'clock at small tables decorated In' petunias and saltpl glosls. Mrs; John Ormand will entertain lrr three weeks., Fifty-Fifty Club Is Entertained j Three tables, were arranged for pl : nochle Thursday night when .Mrs. Ralph' Worrel entertained the Flfty Fifty ciub at her home. Mrs. John Shepherd was a guest. ' . Prizes at pinochle were awarded! to Mrs.. Henry Hagey, first; Mrs. Henry Moore, second, and Mrs. Ed McManua, consolation.. The house was attractively deco rated with asters. Mrs. Louise Shepherd will enter tain the group in two weeks. i ...'', Women Golfers In Flag Tbur'ney ' Mrs. W. 0. Perklne placed first and Mrs. Chase Bohnenkump, Becdndi In. the' tle: toilfhiuttchit ahd sweepstakes Thursday at the La, antndd country club.' The courso Is in good condi tion' and golfws report that condi tions there iiro ideal for golf now. : jc Veptttkes tbilrney Is aOiedulod for rieiet Thursday, wdmon'a day ;Ali-Day Meeting Is Scheduled Mrs. Mnzbl tie Jdrnctfc, ihstriicior of the t, 8. to tho B. of t. ft drfd 7i.. ot California, will be in La arando I tomorrow and plans have been, com pleted for ail ill-day mooting of the local group ot tl'io Eagles. hall'. .Plana , 4-4 4 4 ' A SOCIAL CALENDAR J FrldVf, 80.22 8:b0 , rJo'-liostcwi bard" party; . ftdrneri of , trie Moose', with Mra. ; Huldi Stiffen. -; 8:00 Wcatway club, at the '.'' . Eflglctf Hall: . : J- J ' ' '"' 8:00 Fncully reception to th Students', rtt & o; N. C 8:00' Cadldd ot 433, card party, ' Elks ttrhple: -. ' ' ; .:' t . ' SiltiirdhyVScpt. S3 , .. : 7:30 'Order : df Ralnbovf for - OlHsf at the' Masdillc hall. ' :. Monday; Sept: 35 A. '2:0o Wakcllta club; with MM. Jileli B'rrtndt; 7:30 Daughters or Unlor! Vet erans, special meeting at Lane ' chapel. ' . : . 8:00 Royal Neighbors of Am erica at' the Odd Fellows hah. ' 8:00 Basterii star Social club; wltil Mrs. H. ft. Hanna. Tuesday, Sept. 28 '' 7:80 Daughters of Unlort Veter- ! Ansi at the Odd Fellows hall. I . 4 4. , Wednesday, Sept. 27 d:W Helomald' club, with Mrs, i tarry HHnson, 2:00 66. Mary's Altar society, with Mr. DcLllo Greene. 2.00 So-Ne-Ho club, with Mrs. Harvojp Patten. ' i 3:00 Ah Delth club', wltll Mrs. William Barolay. 2:00 Stitch nnd Chatter club, with Mrs. Charles Graham. d:00' Women's Foreign Mission dry society, Methodist church, . with Mrs. O. O. Headloy. ( 2:00 If. D. club. Riverside park. 7:30 Rebokah lodge, nt tho Odd Fellows hall. Waterspar QUICK DRYING ENAMELS Beautiful Shades Easy to Apply Pittsburgh Paint Store lit dm. St. J. A. Bugg, Mgr. Look nt Your HAT Everyone Blue Doexl iv felt hat days re Just around the oorner. Oet yours out and phone us for expert cleaning nd blocking. ODORLESS CLEANKRS 1107 Washington Main 701 were made Wednesday 0,1 a sossiori Wt tho Eagles hall. Mrs. Maude Chofl ton presided at the meeting. All members are requested to at tend tomorrow's session which will open at 10 o'clock. , ' Aftoj- the regular business session bri Wednesday, a lunch was served by Mrs. Ethel Pldcock. Mrs.' Alta Blckfofd, Mrs. Leoria Arholdus and Mrs. Maude Charlton. Mrs. George BraCe Entertains Club Mrs, George Brace entertained ot a brldgo luncheon Thursday at lier home for members and guests of tho Hi-Lo club. Luncheon was served at ono o'clock, at small tables decorated with flowers. , ; . t Guests for tho afternoon we'ro Mrs. Hardle Taylor, Mrs. H. M. Howard and Mrs. W, C., Williams. The iatterjrc celveil tho guest prize while tho club prizes were awarded to Mrs. Waiter w. Gardner, first, ana Mrs. rrou u. Henhlng. . . , ' Mrs. H. lit. Finlay will entertain the group lh three weeks. Diversity Club !. Opens Season The first mbotlrlir bf the year was' enjoyed by the Diversity cliih Tritlrs diiy when Mrs, LUcjlli Price1 enter tained; assisted by Mts. John Price. Mrs. Joe Wllliamsoh and Mrs: Kettle Wauge were tnkcti Iritd membership lh thS group. ' Three tables word arranged) for bridge with Mrs. Jack Hlatt Br: ,nnd Mrs. Robert Miller as guests. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Martha Han son; first, and Mrs. Clauds' Piickett, fourth. ' Th house wns decorated with flowers. Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting. Mrs, Piickett will be the hostess In two weeks. Entertains Stitch And Chatter Club : Mrs. Charles Orolmm entertained the Stitch and Chatter club of the American Legion Thursday afternoon at her home. , The time was spent in sewing after which refreshments we're served. . Arrangements for tho next meeting Will be made when the auxiliary meets at the Sacajawca Inn on Oct, 11. Missionary Group ; Holds Meeting : Tho Ladies' Missionary society of the Methodist church, South, held Us monthly social meeting Thursday at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. W. B. Starmer. Mrs. Btarmer led the devo tions, UBlrifr as her theme, "Blessed Arfe the Peacemakers." Mrs. Charles Cain led the prayer. The leaflet, "Forces at wdrk In Japan," was presented by Mrs. Rob ert Helvey. Miss EUla Webb played two piano solos. . . . . Mrs. Starmer, assisted by Mrs. Ella linker, served!' refreshments. October 5 Is the date of tho busi ness session. Belief it Dance At Honari Hall A benefit dance, sponsored by St. Peter guild; will bd held Wednesday night, Sept; 27, at Honan hall,' with Normal and High school students, young and old; invited; Tho occasion, will be the formal opening of Honan hall since its ren ovation. Entirely -redecoroted and with handsome new draperies, It i - THIS CURIOUS WORLD IHI 'N PARIS,.,' "v . VvVj OF SNAILS ARE ,WM . Vvl'1 hW LENTEN SEASON - --' . s. 'Si ' Tv 'f, ACCORDING IS?. .'; TO AN ARAB r-1 LEGEND, THE OOVE RETURNED TO NOAH'5 ARK rfH AN OLIVE R6TURNEB FROM A StCONb TRlP titni r!ed' MVD OK) ITS FBBt SnolfaS THAT IT HAD ALIGHTED ON THE GROUND..'. AND 6V6R SINCE THEN ALL- DOVES HAVE HAO fiso PEerANti iegs, As a rewaro POR THEIR. SdOD DEED vv " "" , ' '';". ,;'; .in' i-r,'.i".vt;,,,'rl it - ..''n.iLTt, ,;'. V.fAaH: i 0.9.0. Wilei. O OoScrn VcK "UMk, This- cmfe , W I ' ,f?lhe: urKtie. touc. cMom., V - . pSLteH lend tyi. - TN (his pleuslriR frock, the full wnist portions arc mounted oh yoke A portions cut in square builiie and topped by, n girllfifi. collar, and ifjo iilniled skirt proyKlen an attractive and comfortable .fullness.' . Slhx ply made, it Ik designed in four sizes: li, S, lu, 12. Ste- S requires ? 14 yards of 35-lucli material, plus yardjeontrast, for the collar and belt. . - To secure a pattern' arid sihfp'Ie sewing chart of tills model,' tear out this sketch rind mall It to Julia Hoyd, 103 Palk Avelllie, New York, N. Y.. toKether. with 15 cents In -coin. Be stihi to' cilclose, oil a sepa. rate sheet of paper, your name, fill! address, your size, the nuhiUer of this patle'rn (No. lOnxyi: and inenllon the name ot this newspaper., . now ono of the most attractive church drawing rooms in -La Grande. Mrs. Hubort Anderson is chairman of the committee and other members are Mcsdames Rechltn, Bull, Cochran and Ectenholm. Divisions. A And B In Session -. Mm 5 JK5Ii!'"?!E TKSl, tANfe ARB PLANTED ...IN THE ROUND TO FURNISH IRON FOR &ROSVIN& sVESETABl-ES. 940 SNAIL) RAISING is an Important Industry tin' tho Eiiropb'aii con tinent. The demand, tor li,ieso so-called delicacies is so' groat that the supply Is not able td keep (face; arid lu some sections closed seasons linvo been prtielaltiied, )n order that tho snail' population may not become too scarco. : "' 1 "''i'' '"'" "ir- ' " ' -' i r i A short business session of Divi sions A and B of the ' Loyal isistbrs aid of the Christian chiircn was held Thursday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at the church. , A potluck luncheon wns held, after which . plans were mnde for d rummage sale to be held at the church on Sept. 20. The next meeting will bo held" with Mrs. Walter Price, 1608 M avenue. AT THE LIBERTY with the Pox fllrri proauotlon. Noel ipidword cribse tt'dhrihg theihe and the daring ot tho producer ws even greater In, presenting it. That auch daring was amply Justified, how ever, . was proved - by the ehthtisloms of those .who saw, it. The picture of "Cavalcade" is one bf the' greatest over to come to -the screen. . The cast, headed by Iioha Tv'yn yitrd and Olive Brook, :is magnificent, Miss Wynyard especially contributing an excellent performance in her role as Jane Marryot, Herbert Muhdln, Una O'Connor, Ursula- Jeans; Frank.-' LaWton, Beryl Mercer, Irene Browne, Merle Totten ham, .John. Yarburton, . Margaret Fnnn WuHows Mrs. Edna Hall, of Wallowa, visited earner In the week' with 'her daugh ter, Miss Burrruiline ' Kail, In ' La Grande. . Visitor Tom Collins, of 6ummervllleica:ied on friends and transacted business In La Grande this week. From lluiillnittoti -. - Gedrga McOurdy; Union Pacific em ploye from - Huntington, transacted business here' Thursday. Visit In Portland After speiiding a few ddyi in Port land, Miss Mildred Smith hoi return ed to La Grande. Miss SMlth Is ah employe of Folk's store.' From Salt Lake- ' Mrs. .John Stoddard and daughter. Jo Ann, of Salt Lake City, are visit ing In La Qrahde with Mrs. Stod dard's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Lyman, Visit I ng ilere- . . Mrs. Ray Hall and daughter, Caro lyn; are visiting In La Grande with Mr. and Mrs. R. J; Kitchen,' Mrs. Hall's parents.' She accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Fred West to '- La-V Grande and Mr, West wilt transact: business here. - She also will accompany them to Pendleton: to the Round-Up be 'fore returning to their' home in Pdrt land. , ' ; I- leaves Hospital Miss Morcla Miller, who underwent a majqr operatlcai - at -the Grande Ronde hospital recently, was returned to thd home of her parents, Mr; and Mrs. Leo Miller, Thursday afternoon. Frrirti Pendleton Sid Johnson; prominent Pendleton sheep'man, wii iii La-Grande Thurs day looking after business Interests: tatnract Operation - - John' Beemah,1 a-' prominent farmer from near Enterprise, underwent a successful cataract operation at the BouVy hospital and will be confined there for about 10 days. Visit IIC! Mr. and MrS. P. H. Wagner and daughter, Juanlta; stopped in La Grande en route to the Pendleton Round-Up. They left here Thursday. Visits Here R. A. Gowan, of Elgin, resident engineer for the Elgin-Weston high way construction; was a La Grande visitor recently. daughter. They attended the Union county teachers Institute, Attend Ilimild-l'iV . Mr. and Mrs. Earl C. Klein and son, jameaiu visited friends In Pen dleton Thursday and took In the Round-Up 'In the afternoon. Melius Of THe Day ; ' llv Sirs. Alexander OeorRe ' C'ilEKSE i'ASTRY FOR Ai'l'I.B I'lE Mehii Ftir liliiner Broiled Hamburger Mashed Potatoes Corn on the Cob Bread Butter ' Head Lettuce . French Dressing Cheese Pastry ..... . Apple Pie ' Drolled Hamburger, Serving 4 1 pound chopped beef round. y4 pound chopped pork. . - i& cup-crumbs. teaspoon salt. Vt teaspoon paprika. teaspoon celery salt. 1 tablespoon finely chopped onion. 1 tablespoon chopped parsley. 1 egg or 2 yolks. Mix Ingredients and press Into pie pan. Broil 10 minutes, six inches be low glowing flame. Place another pie pan on .top the meat , and turn out, uncooked side up, and broil 4 min utes. OarefuUy turn onto a platter.. . French iiresslng j teaspoon salt. 1 teaspoon dry mustard. . 1 teaspoon paprika. teaspoon celery seed. .; , '4 teaspoon' chopped1 ohloh.' 3 tablespoons sugar. ' 4 tablespoons vinegar;' ,i cup salad oil. Mix ingredients In narrow, deep bowl. With rotary beater, beat 3 minutes. Chill,- Beat well'' arid serve poured, over salads arranged 'on serv ing pistes. This dressing wtilf keep iidng flme Lf stored in ice box; ; v , . . .Cheese; Pastry i V5 cups flour. ,' ' . Vi teaspoon sait ..' Vi cup lard. 2 cup grated cheese. , -; , 3 - tablespoons Iced water. -, ; . , Mix flour and salt, Out In lard wjth knife. Mlxlrfg, with knife, add.ckeese and water. Mix lightly. Whin still dough forms shftpe-into a tiblliwltti Hands, break off 3-3 of It, roll. out and fit Into pie pah; Add applesand cover with romalning dough- which has been rolled out" until i very-thin. Press edges of dough together, and make 4 sllte In top. Bake IS, ralix utes in hot oven. Reduce heat- and bake 35 minutes ire moderate- oven.. : Apples' 3 cups sliced apples. i cup sugar, - - i - . - 3 tablespoons flour. 3 tablespoons butter. teaspoon eloves. 1 teaspoon cinnamon.-. , , 1 teaspoon lemon, juice. - 2 tablespoons water. Mix ingredients and pour lnlo pis crust. Because they" -are comparatively free of disease, Montana sheep;.- are permitted td enter some states' with out dipping. '. Shipments of Montana beef cattle to principal markets have averaged more than 300,000 head annually since 1920.- - From Wilon Among the visitors from Union Thursday was A. B. Davis, a retired ftirmer. From , Pendleton Mr. and Mrs. Warren Thomas, for mer instructors In the La Grande Lindsay are perfectly cost in colorful High school; were hero today from roles,- - PencMeton, accompanied .by . their ' - In Our Ad of Yesterday Bee2 Eoaott Should Be GRANDE RONDE MEAT CO. "MT. EMILY BRAND" "Cavalcade" Is a picture you enn not afford to miss. It had Its first showing yesterday at the Liberty theatre where anr en thusiastic audience was dellg-bted Red Cross Ding Store -flLLIS-CHflLMERS- Track type and air Tired Tractors, combines: implements, Road Machinery. . CHANDLER TRACTOR F.QOII'MENT CO: 1312 Jefferson - Malri 533 VlU NELSON qnsllty Counts Opiimlle The Post Office The Interior Grocery Co. 1417 Jefferson Ave., La Giaiirle - Phone Main 922 Distributors of Budweiser Beer for La Gratule arid VitUiitU rresenls herewith for your InfdHiiation a list of retailers where you imiy luiy this fine product ill this City and Union County DRINK "BUDWEISER" The! King of ttotlled lieers (let It From Any of the Vollowiwt Retailers: LA GUANDE Rainliaidl's Grocery Granile ltonrte Meat Co. The Nook Community. Cash Store Sacajnwcn Hotel Hie Klka Club Cass Heer Garden JSLANU C1TV UNION, ORE. J. n. Shanks (5ipoil Pool llall I'aslime Pool Hall KLG1N, ORE. 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