La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 12, 1933, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, October 12, 1933. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE. Page Sevien SOCIETY-NOTES; Grande Ronde Chapter Meets At Home Of Mrs. William Miller ThB Grande Hondo chapter of tlie Daughters of the American Revolu tion met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. William Miller with Mrs. H. O. Avery and Mrs. p. J. Lot tos assisting as hostesses. At tho time of her official visit here, -Sopt. 38, Mrs. John Y. Richardson, state recent, presented tho chapter with a copy c! the book, "Men of Chom jc:g, written by Carolyn C. Dobbs. Mrs. Dcbbs Is the wife of ithe president- cr Pacific university at Forest Gtcvo and she has combined long and energetic research -with a com petency in writing that makes this book .worthwhile contribution to C.-cgon history. The volume will be provided with a book-plate and will to placed In the La Grande public library for circulation. A nice delegation is expecting to attend the annual district meeting of tho D. A. 'R: in Baker on Oct. 21, when tile -fatthew Starbuck ohap , tor will be hostess to the members from La Grande nd Pendleton. Mrs. C. B. Plokens. regent, .presided at yesterday's business meeting, after whloh Mrs. Robert -Eakln gave a comprehensive talk on "Communism." Mrs. E. L. Woods Complimented Mrs. E.;L. .Woods, 81 years old, who visited last summer with her son -Inlaw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Mas ten, in La Grande, was hon ored recently at her home at Rich land to which she returned early in September. Tito following account of tho event f was printed in the Baker Democrat ' Herald: , , ( . One of the most enjoyable events of the fall season was a surprise birthday dinner given Wednesday noon in . honor of Mrs. E. L. Woods. There were 68 friends assembled and the long table forming a "T" was beautifully decorated with pink and white asters on which a splendid pot- Comer Cedar & Washington Del Monte - Halves No.2i2 Can Peaches Fox Inn No. 1 Size r- -' OYSTERS 2 . 22c Kerr's Cane & Maple SYRUP 81 22c Sun Ripe OLIVES 2 r 25c Old Dutch Cleanser Preferred Stock mm Shoulder Sweet, Lean POT ROAST SPARE RIBS 10c n, 3 .b, 32c PRIME RIB ROAST Standing f Rib, lb. J.OU Kellog-gr's Whole Wheat Flakes Favorite Brand Matches 23c Ctn. of D. A. R. luck dinner was spread. . Only one son, . L. W. Woods, was. Able to be present. A splendid program was given during tlio dinner hour as fol lows: Invocation, Rev, Brown; talk com mending the Christian .work done in the valley by Mrs. Woods, the past 30 years here, Rev. J. T. Croot; reading, Mrs. Sam Brown: Elizabeth Grover sang "That Little Mother of .Mine." accompanied by Mrs. M. ' B. Taylor; reading, L. W. Woods; Mrs. Thomas Selgel. Mrs. R. B. Klrby and Mrs. Ella May McCormlck gave short talks on the upbuilding Christian work the guest -of honor had done in Baker county. Mrs. Woods has been a wlute ribbon er slnoo young womanhood. Mrs. Gray, of Halfway, an old friend was a guest. ) County Council Of . T. A. Meets The Union County Council of Par ent Teacher Associations met at Is land City recently with Mrs. Isaac Shafer, of Island City, president, and Miss Emelta Mlchaelson, secretary, in charge. The women of the Island City P. T. A. were hosteses for .a potluek lunch. Mrs. 8. T. Simmons. Mrs. J. Bceson and Mrs. O. E. Cade, all of Island City, assisted wlh the serving. Mrs. N. W. Frees, president of the La Grande City council, was chair man of an interesting 'discussion on' the penal system. Mrs. Paul "Cook,, of Ackerman P. T. A., spoke on pub licity; Mrs. Beeson, on hospitality; Mrs. Roscoe Neal, Central P. T. .A., on publicity; Mrs. David Melt'rum, Riverla, programs; Mrs.'- Lowell Wil liamson, Ackerman, finance; Mrs. H. J. Leonard, Central, membership. . Mrs. Siafer called on the local groups for their alms for tho coming year. Arrangements wore made for La Grande to entertain the county in May, after which Miss Dorothy Smutz pronounced the benediction. -. Phone Main 759 Broad River SHRIMP No. 1 Size Cans 3 f01 29c MMHSMS Preferred Stock Golden Bantam CORN No 2 Can 3 for 35c . PER OAN An 2 cans 29c Rolled Rib, lb. 18c 19c pitg. Steam Refined Borax Soap 4 Bars 25c 2 1 35c MiM Hsu UuSf, eeolet; Bdltot Telepho Mln 690 Until 9:30 . m Thirty-two registered at the meet ing. Mrs, B. W. Bailey, president of Greenwood P. T. A., Mrs. Everett Rauseh, treasurer, and Mrs. J. C. Camp, publicity chairman, repre rented that organization at the all day session. Mrs. Bailey explained the poster of "Hot Lunches" as one of the main objectives of this year's school .activities and outlined the plans for the year's work. Congregational Dinner Enjoyed A large group of the members of the congregation of the First Metho dist church met In the church Tues day night for a congregational din-, ner. Mrs. W. P. Ballard headed the general committee, assisted by Miss Blanoh Clark in charge of table dec orations. Miss Mabel Doty, program head. Mrs. H. F. Tyler. Mrs. W. H. Hertzog, Mrs. 'A. W. Burnett and others. ' The program Included community singing led by Paul Knautz, a hum orous rending by Mrs. R. L. Skeen; a dialogue by Marian Boylcs and Jack McClay; a skit by Louise Leigh ton, Georgo Moats, Lenn Plerson and Jean Williams; and a talk on church af fairs by Rev. W. H. Hertzog. Dinner was served at 0:30 o'clock at large tables decorated! in autumn flowers and4eaves. Mrs. Al-stott Heads Club ( Mrs. - Lillie Alstott was elected president of the Post Guardian Neighbors club Tuesday afternoon at a meeting a-t her home with Mrs. Mary Yeske as co-hostess. Mrs. Maty Englund was chosen vice president and Mrs. Belle Devine, secretary-treasurer. The early part of the afternoon was spent quilting after which (the business session was held and re freshments served.. Mrs. Devine wdU 1 'isjl. 'EFifc U n' jl .A real bargain! 1 Kellogg's Whole Wheat Flakes are the most delicious wheat flakes you ever tasted. And a real bargain buy. Big package costs only a few pennies. Many servings for all the family. Toasted whole wheat rich In nourishing ele ments. With all the flavor and crispness Kellogg is so famous for. Get this splendid bargain from your grocer. Compare entertain at hoi oountry homo on Oot. 24. Fire Chief To Speak at P. T. Meet Fire Chief C. T. Llndsey will speak on fire prevention as a feature . of national safety week at the meeting of the Willow Parent Teacher asso ciation Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the school. Will Entertain West way Club Mrs. Abble Thomas will entertain the Wentiway club Friday evening at her country home near Island Olty at 8 o'clock. The Westway club is an auxiliary of tho Women's Beno f It association. The W. B. A. io planning a rally hero on Oct, 24, and plana for the event probably will be discussed. Mrs. Read Hostess To P. T. A. Group Mrs. Fred Read, president of the Riverla Parent Teacher association, entertained cuamnittee chairman and room representatives of the associa tion Wednesday afternoon at her home. Mrs. -John Bennett; chairman of tho study group, submitted plans for (the year's work. A rummage sole will bo sponsored by the group, tho time and place to he announced later.-.. It was de cided. ' Tea and wafers were served by the hostess during a social -hour. Tin? Riveria association will hold its next regular meeting Friday of tier noon, Oct. 20, at 2:30 o'clock at ithe school. . , . Ladies of Elks To Give Card Party Mothers, wives and sisters of Elks are Invited to attend as card party tomorrow -evening at tho 'Elks tem ple, sponsored toy 'the Ladles of 433. The panty wilt toe "held In the worn en's lounge at 8 o'clock, after which refreshments will be served.. 1 '""Sifmk the taste, the crispness, the big value I You'll want several packages. Oven-fresh and keeps that way, because of the inside heat-sealed waxtite bag, an exclusive Kellogg feature. And you'll like the convenient, patented Easy-Open top. Delicious with milk or cream fruits or berries. Ready to eat. Quality guaranteed by W. K. Kellogg of Battle Creek. Willow P. T. A. to Meet Tomorrow The Willow Parent Teaoher asso ciation will meet Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the school. The pro grain will be on "Safety" and Fire Chief Llndsey will talk on "Fire Pre vention." Pythian Sister Club to Meet The Pythhm Sister Social club will meot Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Harley Stoncklng, 1002 Wash ington avenue, at 2 o'clock. Rebekahs In Interesting Meet Mrs. Myrtle Strong gave the secret work of the Rebekah lodge and won 25 points for the greens In the con test which is being waged In the lo cal lodge, at a meeting Wednesday night at the hall. However, the pinks ore still In the lead, it is an nounced. ! Music was an added feature of the meeting, piano numbers being fur nished by the Borine sisters and Lois Robertson. M. I. A. Plans Dancing Party Dancing will bo enjoyed Friday eve-; niug at 9 o'clock, when the M. I. A. of the First Ward L. D. 8. church entertains at tho Recreational hall. Officers, headed by Mrs. Stanley Jenkins. Y. L. M. I. A. president, and Elmo Olegg, Y. M. M. I. A. pres ident, wilL bo in charge of the affair. Music will be furnished by ithe Imbler orchestra, '" Club Meeting Is Postponed Tills week's meeting of the Coun trywomen's olub has been postponed on account of the death of Mrs. -Mc Carthy. Tho noxt meeting will be on the next regular meeting day, Oct. 2, at tlio home of Mrs. Mary -Keltz on Oove avenue. Mrs. Wight Hostess To Bridge Club Mrs. O. M. Wight entertained mem bra of her bridge olub Wednesday afternoon at her home, Mies Eva Rlgga was' a guest. msee at bridge were awarded to Mrs. W. C. Williams, first, and Mrs George Bruce, oonaolatlon. Refresh-. monta wore served. Mrs, K, M. Howard was named as tlio next -hostess, entertaining on Tuesday afternoon, Oot, 24. SOCIAL CALENDAR ts)s)9)s)e)s)t)s)t)$6i Thursday, Oct. 12 fi:0O BrldBe club, with Mrs. R K. Williamson. 0:00 Flfty-Flfty club, with Mrs. Louise Shepherd. ' Friday, Oot. 13 2:00 U D. clvjb, with Mrs. . Herbert Speckhart.' 2:30 A. W. 8. tea at E. O. N. to visitors at A. A. U. W. con- ' ferenoe. 2:30 Greenwood P. T. A., at the ! school. 2:30 Presbyterian Missionary ; society, with Mrs. Lee Reynolds, .- 602 Penn. ' 2:30 Willow P. T. A., at tho ' school. 6:30 A. A. U. W. conference ' banquet at La Grande hotel. ' 8:00 Ladles of 433, at the B. P. O. Elks. 8:00 Westway club of W. B. A. with Mrs. Abble Thomas. 8:00 M. I. A. dance, Recrea tional hall. ' Saturday, Oct. 14 12:30 A. A. U. W. conference 1 lunoheon, at the Sacajawea Inn. 7:30 Order of Rainbow for Girls ' The When you iAv.' V 11- ' S .nrnnu HAS A RED Nourishing Foods T1VV 1 UiJVig H I) IVK .J,' 5IGII TOUK nun I run -K.- PRIEHOLY 3ERVICII IS OVER" II K'MV.TS'm TilM FEATURES for Lyon's PEELS Citron Orange Leiton Just arrived a supply of fresh pcclB In convenient 4 oz. ccllophano packages. Very best quality, ' 2 for 27c COFFEE SATISFYING BLENDS ' FRESH ROASTED RED & WHITE One Pound Bag , BLUE & WHITE One Pound Brigs Kellogg's LADY OODIVA Complexion Soap Flno milled and scented. THRILL Health Soap Leaves the skin soft and clean Purex Cleans, bleaches and sterilizes NU-B0RA Better for laundry or dishes Toilet Tissues Soft cloth-llko tissue. Absorbent Red White Excellent Quality Crepo Tissue Blue & Whlto Mnsonlo hall, Monday, Oct, 18 3:00 Art Ramblers club, with Mrs. Thomas McQulro. 2:00 Wakellta olub, with Mrs. August Erlckson. 8:00 Neighborhood Muslo olub, at the La Grande hotel. Tuesday, Oot. 17 Fifth District Federation of Women's clubs, conference ait:Bn terprlso. . I 2:00 Second Ward Relief so ciety, L. D. e. chapel. 8:00 Neighbors of Woodcraft, card party, Odd Fellows hall, Wednesday, Oct. 18 2:00 Parkdale dub, with Mrs. F, L. Dyoi. 7:30 Crystal Rebekah lodge. No. SO, at the I. O. O. F. hall. MRS. M'CULLY RETURNS HOME Mrs. F. D. McCuJly. of Jotoph, tre turnod Wedneaday from, five Weeks spent in Chicago visiting and attend ing the Century of Progress exposi tion. She drove Mrs. Eva Anderson's oar, whloh was stolen in Chicago, to Ia Orande. - Mr. nnd Mrs. O. M. Mlxor, her son-In-law and daughter, came by motor to La Grand at the some time and are planning to make their home in the west. OLD CLOTHING, SHOES WANTED Anyone having any old clothing or shoes Is esked to call tho Salvation Army, 668-W, and they will bo oalled for. The Salvation Army Is facing Its winter problems now and it Is Imperative, Its orricers say, .that a Sign of a Depend able pind a For Morning, Noon and Night Service - TrtOC THAT & wnire -both speedy and pleasing ' form a most attractive combination. FRIDAY and SATURDAY, OCT 13 -14 rp"T1 Orange Pekoe L JifV or.Gveen Last time at this price, CORN MEAL MOTHER'S OATS K With 'romiuni BSD Ic WHITE Peanut Butter Delicious blend of fancy In Sani tary Jars 30c 23c A boiled Dressing Whole Wheat Flakes U Bars 25c Bars 19c Quart 15c Largo pkg. Granulated 28c V Rolls 23c 4 no... 20c supply 'of clothing its received (or distribution. Stonekings Grocery stsf 1427 Adams Melville Bldg. Hb.imERStOFFEE madta, 2 fts. 49c Shasta, 1 lb. ............ 27c SUGAR 10 lbs. 62c 20 lbs. $X22 2 Vkgs. Kellogg's Whole Q Wheat Flakes . AJL Yes, we still liaVe SSBE:....-69c. Store tesy" 25c 9a!gs31c pkg. 25c peanuts 17c JT stA "V -igfFi) RED 4: WHITE MAYONNAISE QUART 44C GREEN & WHITE Salad Dressing QUART 29c - 2 pkgs. 19c Old Vienna MALT For Better Results Quart 43c Red White Cornstarch Fine ground for dessert, puddings or pie filler. One pound oarton 2 for 17c Red & White Shaker Salt Especially refined for table uho. 2-lb. oartons. 2 for 17c Extra large, crisp, firm HEAD LETTUCE PER HEAD 7c 'L.