Friday, December 15, 1933
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, ORE.
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SOCIETY NOTES
Society M1U
Until : . m
Mrs. H. M. Howard Hostess To
Her Club Thursday At
Dessert Bridge At Her Home
Mra. R. M. Howard was hostess to
members of her club yesterday at a
cje&sert bridge at her home. De&sert
was served at 1 :30 o'clock after which
three tables were arranged for bridge.
Mrs. Roger Hill was a guest and
received the guest prize. Other prizes
were presented to Mrs. T. R. Maxwell,
first, and Mrs. George Singer, second.
Mrs. Harry Lavey was named as
hostess for the next party on Jan. 11.
.''',
Missionary Group '
Holds Meeting
The" Women's Missionary society of
the Methodist Church South held a
combined social and business meet
ing Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. H. W. Daugherty on Russell
and Maple streets. A short devotion
al service was presented on the
Christmas spirit and appropriate
hymns were sung after which Mrs.
Robert Helvey and Mrs. Martha Gra
ham led the prayers.
Year books for 1034 were ordered
during the business meeting and re
porte were made for the quarter. Dues
were collected and a donation made
id the flower. fund. It was reported
that 25 visits have been made to the
sick and strangers during the past
month and that several plants and
bouquets of flowers have also been
presented to the sick.
Bible study on the 46th Psalm was
led by Mrs. J. K. Charlton after which
Mrs. Daugherty served refreshments.
W. R. C. To Be
Entertained
home Thursday night. Mr. and Mrs.
Pat Hoyt were Invited to complete
three tables of bridge.
Prizes at cards were awarded! to
Mrs. O. Lawrence Graham and Wesley
McDonald, high scorers.
Refreshments were served at a late
hour by the hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Riley will en
tertain the club In two weeks.
;i ' .
Pythian Sisters
Meet Tonight
The Pythian Sisters will meet to
night at 8 o'clock at the Odd Fel
lows hall to make plans for a Christ
mas party and transact other busi
ness. The party will be held next
Friday evening. ( ..
,
Mrs. Elmer Benham
Is Complimented
Mrs. Elmer Benham, a recent bride.
Yob complimented) Tuesday afternoon
at a shower for which her mother,
Mrs. William Wlnburn, entertained.
Mrs. Benham was formerly Miss Vel
ma Winburn. .
Games were enjoyed' and refresh
ments were served at a late hour. The
guest of honor received many gifts.
Guests were Mesdames W. B. Star
mer, Ella Baker, Fred Young, Howard
Ball, Prank Young, Frank Pool, Wil
liam Ban ton, John McLaln, James
Scully, Henry Wlnburn, Hoscoe Clark,
Clarence Winburn, Floyd Moore, Del
The Women's Relief Crops will be
entertained at a luncheon and Christ
mas program tomorrow' at 12:30
o'clock at the Odd Fellows hall. Miss
Florence Nelson is In charge of the
luncheon and Mrs. Effle Helvey,
patriotic Instructor, of the program.
Initiation services also will be con
ducted during the afternoon.
Home Department
Is Entertained
The home of Mrs. John' R. Garity
was the scene of a meeting of the
Presbyterian Home department
Thursday afternoon. Assistant host
esses were Mrs. Myrtle Broughton,
Mrs. Grace Holland and Mrs. Ray
Buell. .
Mrs. H. H. Cleaver led the devo
tlonals and Rev. J. George Walz fur?
nlshed the prayer.
Plans were made to send ( baskets
of fruit to the needy, and also to
furnish a missionary minister with a
Oliristmas; box. .
Refreshments were -nerved. ,
Mary Elizabeth
Club Entertained
A Christmas motif was carried out
In the decorations Thursday when
Mrs. Eva Wlssler entertained the Mary
Elizabeth club at her home on Cedar
street. Luncheon was served at one
o'clock, the table decorated with
Christmas candles.
The afternoon was spent in games
and conversation.
Triangle Club
Members Meet
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jones enter-
talned the Triangle club at their
Friday, Dec. 15
5:30 Baked hoJn dinner, Meth
odist church.
Saturday, Dec.' 16
12:30 Women's Belief Corps, at
the Odd Fellows hall.
Monday, .Dec. 18
2:00 Art Research: club, with
Mrs. H. H. Cleaver.
2:00 Waxellta club, with Mrs.
Jack Brandt.
6:30 Annual family dinner,
Eastern Star Social club, Masonic
hall.
7:30 Daughters of Union Vet
erans, with Mrs. Putman Yeck.
7:30 Recital club, at the Saca
Jawea Inn.
8:00 Neighborhood Muslo club,
La Grande hotel.
Tuesday, Dec. 10
1:15 Sorosls club, with Mrs.
Charles Blngaman. i -2
:00 Bridge club, with Mrs.
Francis Greullch.
2:00 Second. Ward, Relief so-
city, I,, D. S. chaipe!.:.
7:00 Neighbors of Woodcraft
meeting, Odd Fellows hall, fol
lowed by Christmas riarty at 8.
Wednesday, Dec. 20
12:00 Parkdale club, with Mrs.
R. A. Wllkerson. J
2:00 So-Ne-He club, with Mrs.
Grant Swalberg.
2:00 Women's Home Mteslon
' ary society of the Methodist
church, with Mrs. R. F. Tyler.
7:30 Crystal Rebekah lodge,
Odd Fellows hall.
. .
Thursday, Dec. 21
- 2:00 N. B. B. club, with Mrs.
W. B. Denny.
8:00 Bridge olub, with Miss
Dorothy Klrby.
Bronn, Carl Stoop, Jack McOhean.
Eva Monroe, Walter Wlnburn, Martha
Graham and Misses Florence and
Lawanna Wlnburn. '
...
Mrs. Dick Lindsay
Entertains Club
Mrs. Dick Llndaey was . hostess to
members of her bridge club Thurs
day night. Mrs. M. L. Larson and
Mrs. E. McManus were guests, the
former .winning the high score. Mrs.
Haskell Andrews was high scorer
among the members and Mrs. Hardie
Taylor was fourth. Refreshments
were served. :
Mrs. Andrew Loney Jr. will enter
tain the group after the Christmas
holidays, (the date to be set later.
Riverside Ladies
Aid In Meeting
The day was spent quilting Thurs
day when the Riverside Ladles Aid
met at the Lane chapel for an all
day session. A potluck dinner was
enjoyed at noon by 15 members and
one guest, Mrs. Carroll.
Mrs. H. O. Hale, the president, was
In charge of the business meeting
and plans were completed to send
out boxes to families for Christmas.
The next meeting will be the elec
tion of officers at the home of Mrs.
R. E. McAnulty. Mrs. -O. B. Maxam
will be the assistant hostess, the date
of the meeting beelng Jan. 11,
Grande until eight yean, ago when
they moved to California to make
their home. v
Miss Oxner wore a brawn satin en
semble for the ceremony. ' She was
attended by Mrs, Ray .Wright and Mr.
Wright acted as best man for Mr.
Hastle.. Miss Oxner was given in
tnarrlage by her father.
Immediately after the .ceremony
they left for Mr. Hastle's summer
home In the Carmel mountains. After
Feb, 1 they wlty make their home In
ipugene, ore. . ,
The bride attended the University
of Oregon and graduated from the
Oregon Normal school.
MRS. SHELLWORTH
LAID TO REST IN
BOISE CEMETERY
Dance at M. I.
Hall Tonight
A.
Onnolng will be enjoyed at the M.
I. A. hall tonight following the La
Grande High school-Union Hit
school basketball game. The M. I. A.
of the First Ward L. D. S. church will
be hosts to the event.
Mrs. Karther,
Entertains Club .
On Wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock Mrs. Charles Karther enter
tained the L. A. L. club at her home.
arranging three tables for bridge. Mrs.
George McVey and Mrs. O. E. Wale
completed the afternoon with the
highest scores and received the
awards.
Mrs. George McVey will entertain
in two weeks.
Bridge Party At
The Duncan Home
EXPENSE ACCOUNT
Union County Wheat Production Control Association
for September, luaa
Nsmo -Rox
Roulet
Emu Miller
A. Tucker
J. Brenshors
Lee Chllders
Merrell Conlcy
J. Schroedor
W. Zurbrlck
S. T. Bailie
E. H. DcLong
Clyde Kiddle
Robert French
J. A. Gasklll
J. McKlnnls
H. Bingaman
G. Courtrlght
J. Brown
Wm. Woodruff
John A. Shaw
Ben BlalB
John Davis '
D. R. Choatc
W. A. Bull .
Clyde McKenzle
Wm. Wallslngcr
D. McDonald
Harvey Elmer
Rex Roulet
Emll Miller
A. Tucker
J. Sohroedor
W. Zurbrlck
S. T. Ball lo
John A. Shaw
Ben Blnls
John Davla
O. Courtrlght
J. Brown
Wm. Woodruff
J. A. Gosklll
James McKlnnls
H. Bingaman
Clyde Kiddle
E, H. DcLong
Merrell Conlcy
Wm. Wallslngcr
Wm. A. Bull
Title
Com.Comm.
Inclusive
Dates Rate
0-1-30
9-1-30
0-1-30
0-1-30
0-1 30
0-1-30
0-1-30
0-1-30
9-1-30
0-1-30
9-1-30
0-1-30
0-1-30
0-1-30
9-1-30
0-1-30
0-1-30
0-1-30
0-1-30
9-1-30
9-1-30
0-1-30
0-1-30
0-1-30
0-1-30
0-1-30
0-1 -30
63.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
For October, 1033
Com.Comm.
lAllot. Comm
Com.Comm.
10-1-14
10-1-20
10-14-30
10-1-30
10-1-30
10-3-30
10-1-30
10-1-30
10-1-30
10-1-30
10-1-30
10-1-30
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10-1-30
10-1-30
10-1-30
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3.00
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No. of
Days
25 !4
13
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11
10
12
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26
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2
6
VA
714
25
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Travel
at 5c
Per. Ml. Meals Total
564 Ml,
295 Ml.
407 Ml.
238 Ml.
145 Ml.
100 Ml.
35 Ml.
BO Mi.
124 Ml.
70 Ml.
120 Ml.
504 Ml.
160 Ml.
150 Ml.
43 Ml.
70 Ml.
70 Ml.
125 Ml:
640 Ml.
12 Ml.
30 Ml.
100 Ml.
75 Ml.
107 Ml.
146 Ml.
46 Ml.
100 Ml.
129 Ml.
35 Ml.
20 Ml.
7 Ml.
10 Mi.
00 Mi.
120 Mi.
12 Ml.
12 Ml.
30 Ml.
30 Ml.
75 Mi.
55 Ml.
65 Ml.
00 Mi.
100 Ml.
273 Ml.
525 Ml.
440 Mi.
25 Ml.
W. T. Wnllslngcr
Merrell Conlcy
is. n. UCLjOng
248 Ml.
660 Ml.
121 Ml.
111.10
68.15
75.85
44.00
37.26
41.00
25.75
31.00
33.20
86.00
22.60
96.60
40.50
40.50
32.16
27.60
27.50
42.26
110.00
3.60
7.60
20.00
8.25
32.35
82.30
21.80
24.50
It 15.46
8.16
4.40
1.85
2.00
' 3.00
42.00
3.60
3.60
13.50
13.50
24.75
14.75
8.75
1.60
19.00
85.05
87.45
100.00
2.75
It 46.40
107.80
63.85
M33
... 77.35
.... 17.09
... 20.00
2.10
For November
lAllot. Comm.l 11-1-30 13.00 I 10
" " 11-1-30 3.00 22
" " 11-1-30 3.00 17
OFFICE EXPENSE AND ADVERTISING TO DECEMBER? -1st,
Clerical Help - .-
Postage
Premium on Treasurer's Bond -
Miscellaneous Office 8uDDlles - -
Filing Case 38.36
Publication of Arrcnee and Allotments
Eastern Oregon Republican - - - 44.60
North Powder News i - - 60.60
La Grande Evening Observer 141.04
Elgin Recorder - - 80.40
Eastern Oregon Review - 74.08
WE CERTIFY that the expenses of this association, as outlined above, are
properly Incurred, that the services Indicated have actually been rendered
in the business of the Association. We certify that the bin, Is correct and
Just, and that payment therefor has not been received.
ERNEST H. DELONO
President, County Wheat Prod. Con. Ass'n.
' N H. O. AVERY
Secretary, Co. Wheat Prod. Con. Asa'n.
Mrs. L. V. Duncan arranged three
tables of bridge for members and
guests of the Diversity club Thursday
afternoon at her home. Mrs. Charles
Spaeth and Mrs. Otto Ofat were guests
and the . former received the . guest
award. Mrs. Claude Puckett was high
scorer among .the members and Mrs.
Joe Williamson scored fourth.
Refreshments were served. Mrs. Lu-
clle Price will entertain on Jan. 4.
.
Donalene Oxner
Weds W. H. Hastie
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. She r. worth re
I turned last night from Boise,. Idaho
where they attended funeral services
for the former's mother, Mrs. Mary
Campbell Shellworth. 77, which were
held Tuesday afternoon.
The following excerpt Is from the
Boise ' Capital News:
Death ended an eventful career,
Sunday evening, , when Mrs. Mary
Campbell Shellworth, 77, died at the
family home at 1513 Hays street.
"Bom in Texas of parents who were
captured by pirates on their way to
the New World from Holland, Mrs. i
Shellworth was a southern "rebel"
to the end. Likewise she was a
staunch Democrat and could no vol
quite reconcile herself to the fact that
some of her children became Republicans.
'Mrs. Shellworth's mother was the
sister of -the mother of John Nance
Garner, vice president of the United
States. Two of ' her brothers married
two of Mr. Garner's sisters. She Is
also the cousin of Nellie Tayloe Ross,
former governor of Montana. .
'Mrs. Shellworth's father, her seven
brothers and her husband were all
In the Confederate army.t '.'
Her childhood home was an 80,000
acre ranch separted from tho Garner
ranchj by the Leon, river in Texas.
''Her grandparents, together with
a shipload of immigrants, were cap
tured by the pirate La Fitte, and
marooned crffl the coast of Galveston,
Texas. They settled in Texas, rather
than New Orleans where they had In
tended to make their home In the
New World. . . ' . .
From Texas; Mr. and Mrs. Shell-
worth came to the northwest In 1889,
locating In Boise in jl893. Oaptaln
Shellworth became a member of the
Boise police force- serving until 1010.
'Surviving Mrs. Sheuwoitn ore near
husband, a daughter, Mrs. W. J. Wal
lace of Boise, and! five sons, Harry O.
Shellworth and Leslie Shellworth of
Boise, Albert S. of Seattle, Edgar C.
of La Grande and Will of Welser. She
also has seven grandchildren and
great granddaughter."
Funeral services were noito ruesaay
and burial was made in Elks' Rest,
Morris Hill cemetery in Boise. Pall
bearers were her five sons; her son
In-law, Walter Ji' Wallace,! and jtwa
grandsons. Leslie D. Shellworth and
Walter Wallace Jr., of Boise.
Miss Donalene Oxner, a member of
a former prominent i La Grande fam
ily, daughter of Frank E. Oxner, of
Pacific Grove, Col., and the late Mrs.
Oxner, became the bride of Walter H.
Hastie, son of Mrs. B. T. Hastle, of
Petal uma, Oal., in the Del Monte
Episcopal chapel at Monterey, Cal
Sunday, Dec. 10. Mr. and Mrs. Oxner
and their daughter . lived In La
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Three Children
Burned to Death
WRANOELL, Alaska, Dec. 15 (IP))
Imprisoned In their blazing home,
three children of Tony Hernandez, a
Mexican, burned to death here Thurs
day while their parents wore away
from the house. The dead were Ju
anlta, 4, Julia, a, and Tony, a baby.
GINGHAM, BeorBtickor, voile or maurus may uu unuauii ioi
charming model. DoBlgned In nlno slsea 38, 40, 42, 44, 40,
48, 60, 62 and 64 slzo 40 requires 4 7-8 yards or 32-Inch mutorliil
plus 1-2 yard contrast for tho collur and cults.
To secure u pattern and simple sowing chart ot this modal, tear
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ber ot this pattern (No. 076.7x), and mcntlou tho name ot this news
paper. -
MERCURY HERE
SLIPS DOWN TO
FREEZING POINT
The mercury droppedt to freezing
point In La Grande last night, but
went no lower than 32 nbove, so the
unbroken string of days In which
the weather here went no lower than
freezing 'point, stood at ten today.
Possibility that It would be lengthen
ed was seen In the wenther predic
tion today for moderate temperatures
tonight and tomorrow.
An Inch of snow fell during the
24-hours ending at o'olock this
morning with a moleturo content of
.It of an Inch. Only traces of the
snow remained, however.
EN ROUTE TO
EVERSON, WASH.
Miss Arta Lawrence, director of
primary training at the Bnstern Ore
gon Normal school, left this noon
for Bverson, Wash., to spend the
Christmas holidays with relatives. She
will return late In December.
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PENIMAID Sure-snap
All Rubber - Fleece Lined!
iWives' Deaths Stir Murder Probe
Uy Mrs. Alexander George
V DINNER FOR THREES
The Menu
Escal loped Tuna and Celery
Baked Sweet Potatoes
Bread Butter
Tomato Jelly Salad
Peach Pudding Cream'
Coffee
THE RECIPES
Escalloned Tuna and Celery
(Serving Three)
3 tablespoons butter.
4 tablespoons flour.
3 cups milk.
2-3 cup tuna.
16 cup diced celery, cooked.
2 tablespoons chopped plmlentos.
yA teaspoon salt.
4 teaspoon paprika.
1 teaspoon finely chopped parsley,
Melt butter and add Hour, when
blended add milk and cook until
creamy sauce forms. Stir constantly.
Add rest of ingredients, pour Into
buttered, shallow baking dish. Cover
with crumbs.
Crumbs
cup crumbs.
3 tablespoons butter, melted.
Mix Ingredients. Sprinkle over top
of tuna mixture. Bake 25 minutes In
moderate oven. Servo In dish In
which baked.
Peach Pudding
V2 cups flour.
3 teaspoons baking powder,
4 tablespoons sugar.
Y9 teaspoon salt.
4 tablespoons fat.
1 egg.'
cup milk.
Mix dry ingredients. Cut In fat
with knife. Add rest of Ingredients.
mixing lightly. Spread soft dough
over peach mixture.
Peach Mixture
2 cups peaches.
2-3 cup sugar.
T teaspoon cinnamon.
yK teaspoon cloves.
teaspoon nutmeg,
teaspoon salt.
1 tablespoon flour.
cup water or peach Juice.
1 teaspoon vanilla,
fA teaspoon iemon extract.
1 tablespoon butter.
Blend peaches with sugar, spices,
salt and flour. Add rest of Ingredi
ents. Pour Into buttered shallow pan,
cover with crust and make 4 holes In
top. Bake 30 minutes tn moderate
J oven. Serve warm or cold.
Senator Reed And
Bride in Memphis
MEMPHIS, Tcnn., Dec. 16 (IP)
James A. Reed and his bride, the
former Mrs. Nell Quinlan. Donnelly,
were "honeymooning" hero today,
having slipped quietly Into Mem
phis last night.
The 72-year-old former sonator from
Missouri said he ond his bride, owner
of a Kansas City dress manufacturing
business, were trying to avoid pub
licity, but he consented to an Inter
view in which he criticized the
Roosevelt program. ... 1
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Three of Carl W. Wickman's four wives have died in four years, and
the; portly Donvor pharmacist faces a murder chargo as result ot the
beating to death ot his most recent mate. His first wlfo divorced him
and Investigations ot tho deaths of Ills second and third have been
started. Wickman is shown lioro with his last wife, a Donvor nurse,
whoso killing, polico say, he admits.
Adult education classes In Los An
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than a year ago, with 37,676 register
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