La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 28, 1933, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, December 28, 1933 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE. Page Three Over The Valley Personals Receive Injury ' While cutting down an Apple tree In the ZurbMck orchard near Imbler, recently, Levi Jensen had tfte mis fortune to out a finger quite badly. Blghty-slxtli Birthday On Saturday was a very happy event for Mrs. Rachel Hallgarth when ladles of Pumpkin Ridge met at the home of Mrs. Al Hug hi honor of Mrs. Kallgarth's 86th birthday. , A very tempting dinner was served at noon, each guest bringing some thing to help out with the meal. Mrs. Ray Hug baked the large birthday cake. v i Mrs. Hallgarth, who makes her home with her daughter, Mrs. Mary Rlggs, Is enjoying the best of "health,, reading and sewing without the need of glasses. , 1 Many times during the summer months Mrs. Hallgarth walks two or two and a half miles over the hills ito visit neighbors. Those present for the day were Mrs. Ray Hug, Mrs. Edgar Oof fin and daughter, Margie May, Mrs. Clifford MoDanlels and children, Mrs. Logan Beem, Louise Slon, Mr. and Mrs. Wal ter Cross and son, Mr. and Mrs. Vera Hug and- son, Lowell, and Jake Hug. Also the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Al Hug, and the guest of honor, Mrs. HaUgarth. Recorder. In La Grande Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Gray, of SOCIETY NOTES Social Activties During- Holiday Season Centering Around 'Members of Younger Set Social activities during the Christ mas holiday season have , centered around members of the younger set and among those feted were Miss Jean Botsford, of Portland, the guest of Miss Mary Jane Johnson during the holidays, and Mies Laura Mae Kopp, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Clarence A. Kopp who Is enjoying a two weeks vacatlog from St. Paul's school In Walla Walla where she Is a student. Yesterday Miss Johnson entertain ed at luncheon and bridge at the home of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. B. B. Johnson., . Miss Marian Chausse also invited 12 girls for bridge yesterday after noon at the home of her parents, Mr. and N Mrs. I V. Chausse. A lovely dinner party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Hen nlng last evening when Miss Dorothy Henning, their daughter, entertained 16 members of the Qatusl Camp Fire group. t The largest event given during the ..holidays for the high school set will fbe the formal dance at which Miss Patsy Jesse, Miss Laura Mae Kopp, Miss Mary Ellen Stoddnitfl Miss Mlld . red Qrcen and Miss Mary Frees, will be the hostesses tonight at 8 o'clock at the Sacajawea Inn. ball room. Jean Botsford Is Complimented Miss Jean Botsford, of Portland, . who Is the guest of Miss Mary Jano Johnson, was complimented Wednes day at a bridge luncheon at the home of Miss Johnson's parents, Mr., and Mrs. B. B. Johnson. Luncheon was . served at one o'clock after which the tables were arranged for bridge. Miss Botsford and Miss Laura Mae Kopp, who Is spending the Christ mas holidays here with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. C. A. Kopp, were pre sented with awards. Guest were Misses Mary Frees, Mary Kllen Stoddard, Mildred Green. Mar Is Your FROCK Ready for That New Year's PARTY? Call us and have your daintiest frock cleaned by our exclusive KAR-TET SYSTEM. By this process we can clean tho most delicate of fabrics without the least danger of any harm. People with a flair for man agement choose this sensible way of keeping up appearances without spending beyond their means. Phone Main 77 MODERN LAUNDRY .IIIS-CHILMEP-S- TTack type and Air Tired Tractors. Combines, implements. Road Machinery. CHANDLER TRACTOR EQUIPMENT CO. 1313 Jefferson Main 632 Wolf Creek, spent the Christmas hoU day at the home of his mother, Mrs. Mabel Gray, In La Grande. Mrs. Gray Is one of the teaohers at the Wolf Creek two-room school, IMBLER HIGH HAS PROGRAM IMBLER (Special) Christmas was celebrated In the usual form at the Imbler High school last Friday. The program was given in the afternoon lit which both the grade and high school took part. Recitations were given by Shirley Vee Wilson, Billy Howell, Jene Ann Conrad, Lucille Keenan and Alfred Whitney. Songs were sung by the following: first and second grade, the High school boys trio. Melba Westenskow, Letha and Alvln Bushman: and by'-the High school girls glee club. The plays were: "Santa's Shop" by the first and second grades. "Christmas Vacation" by the third, seventh nnd eighth grades. A harmonica duet was played by Verna Graymeal and Emma Coe. Programs were given on Christmas eve In the L. D. 8. and M. E. churches. Each received a large au dience, refreshments being served at the close of the program. GOLD PRICE UNCHANGED WASHINGTON; Dec. 28 P) The RFC again offered today 134.06 an ounce for newly mined domestlo gold. This price was repeated - for the eighth time as the dollar showed strength abroad. ; , I ' Bar gold In London was worth $33.16 an ounce on a sterling open ing of W.09V4 to the pound. guerite Trowbridge, Winifred Scott, Elizabeth Milne, Patsy Jesse, Laura Mae Kopp, Dorothy Lee Reynolds and Kathleen Peare. Miss Botsford plans to remain un til New Year's. Loyal Sisters Aid Elects Officers The Loyal Sisters Aid of the Chris tian church met at the home of Mrs. Arch Conley Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. William Helvey led the de votlonals, and a short business meet ing was held at which time officers were elected for the coming year as follows: Mrs. J. R. Rhodes, president. to succeed Mrs. Harry Sandoz, who has served for six years In this of fice; Mrs. Fred. Yeske, vice president to succeed Mrs. Rhodes, and Mrs. W. L. Hoyt, secretary, succeeding Mrs. Nolan Skiff. Mrs. George Anderson accepted re-election" as treasurer. -Tho program consisted of two pl anologucs by the small daughter of 1 1 I w - mm Wishing You a Very HAPPY NEW YEAR SUGAR 20 lbs. $1.11 RAISINS 4-lb. Bag - 1 PEACHES Fountain Brand, No. 2 12 Tin Miracle Whip SALAD DRESSING 1 rr u Pint ... TOMATO CATSUP Preferred Stock, 2 large bottles .' C VOGAN'S FRESH CANDIES Jelly Beans Lb. .. . . . . 16c I BEEF ROASTS Pound CELERY HEARTS Bunch 10c DIANA DANE WHAT'S TM BUS n WW KNOW, SLAT ' I C7" AUL. RIGHT, GlCUS MO B0V5. Wpw,f.AH p -,ycoMB sight in ro ll THE DILLYS mm BM Poke, ftodaty Editor - Telephone Main 600 Pntu ft:80 m. wl Mr. and Mrs. Mllo Blockland, and a Christmas song by Maxlno Helvey and Betty Jean Wallace. ' Refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by the following committee: Mrs. A. P. Nelson, Mrs. Fred Ragsdale and Mrs. Fred Roberts. The next meeting will be Jan. 34 at the home or Mrs. Paul Mortlmore. Camp Fire Girls Are Entertained Sixteen were Invited for dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Hen ning Wednesday evening when Miss Dorothy Henning, their daughter, en tertained members of the Gatusl Camp Fire group at 5:30 o'clock. The table was decorated in a red and green motif. Brlc'ge was played during the eve ning and the prizes awarded to Miss Stella Jean . Ingle, first, and Miss June Johnson, second. "White Elephant" Party Enjoyed - t A "white elephant" party was en Joyed Wednesday when Mrs. George 10 lbs. 100 lbs. $5.45 SHRIMP Royal Club, 2 Cans 25c 16c TlfFliMl DON'T S'POSE WE'D W$l . SUSIE,. DON'T A : - ' OH, PRETTY! irV . II" ibs JJWa5f I HAVE NAMED HER. SiSS I VOU JUST LOVe J . ' ' . PRETTy,' jLjfc. i ralfetw r N SUSIE IF SHE WASN'T RK V ! PRETTY if TOMATO JUICE Walla Walla, 3 Tall Cans .. Quart Bottle i c COFFEE American Club, 3 lbs Peanut Brittle Lb... ..17c HAMBURGER Fresh Ground, Pound 9c GRAPEFRUIT ' Floridas 3 for 19c LETTUCE 2 Heads 15c Walker entertained her, contract club at a bridge luncheon. Luncheon was servedi at the Sacajawea Inn at one o'clock: after which the guests went to the Walker home for cards. Each guest furnished a gift-and the choice of gifts was granted accord ing to score. Mrs. John LarlBon was the high scorer and Mrs. W. O, Wil liams was seend, . Mrs. Williams, will entertain In two weeks. Dinner Party At Evans Home Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barbeo and children, of Nampa, Idaho, were out-of-town guests at a family dinner at which Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Evans en tertained at their home on Christ mas day. Other guestar were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Evans and family, Mr. and Mrs. Howard . Evans, Bob Evans, and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Reynolds. Miss Chausse ( 1 ; Is Hostess A delightful afternoon event was arranged for a group of younger girls Wednesday when Miss Marian Chausse entertained at bridge at the home 'of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Chausse. Miss Evelyn Campbell scored high at bridge and Miss Jnrie Williams - recelvod the consolation McCLAYS STORES Friday And Saturday Specials Store No. 1 1704 Adams Phone Main 515 Store No. 2 2916 N, 2nd. Phone Main 109 56c I 25c 22c PUREX The Master Cleaner 14c 47c Chocolates Lb. 27c 1 9c I ORANGES 2 Doz. 55c (Trademark Registered) TJ. B. Patent Office prize. Refreshments were served. Quests were Miss Dorothy Ktrby, of the High! school faculty, and the Misses Sylvia Hodgln, Ola Mae .Hough, LaVeta Mlllering, Teresa Ourran, Stella 'Jean Tngle, Oeorgeanna Lock- wood, Patricia Clark, Betty Jane Orlce, Jane Williams and Evelyn Campbell. L. A. L. Club In Enjoyable Party Mrs. George McVey entertained Wednesday afternoon at her home for members and guests of the'L. A. L. club. Quests were Mrs. H. M. BrnclBhaw, Mrs. E. Jacobson, Mrs. Walter Parker and Mrs. D. Fltzgorald. Prizes at bridge- were presented to Mrs. Walter Lane, . first, and Mrs. Bradshaw, second. A one-course luncheon was served after bridge. Mrs. James Oneal will ontertaln the club In. two weeks'. -.'.. Palmers Observe . 37th 'Anniversary ' il' 1 1 One of the merry spots tn La Grande on Christmas day, was the homo of Mr. and Mrs. C. N. PaJmer, 70$ Adams avenue, the scene of a family gathering to celebrate not COMMUNITY CASH STORE SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY Mince Meat ;nrk. : 20c Cocoa Horn hoy's, &-lb. Tin . 9c Toilet Tissue 1000 Sheet Rolls, Roll I...... 5c Soap Bob White, 23c 10 Bars ... GolcSon West O otiW l . 1-lb. Olass Jar 1 6rt , jr. Flour U Centennial Silver Leaf C Money back guarantee I v 40-lb. Sack 1 $1.85 i orw"'"8 f Roasts 1 only the Yuletlde festivities but also the 37th wedding anniversary of Mr, and Mrs. Palmer. At 2 o'clock a turkey dinner was enjoyed and the remainder of the day was spent with entertainment appro priate to the occasion: . Those present besides the guests of iionor were Mr, tuul Mrs. O. V, rai nier and their children, Eugene and Lorena; Mr. and Mrs, Walter Palmer and daughter. Alice; Melvin Palmer; Mrs. J,! A. AJklns, Mrs. Palmer's mother, end Elmer Miller, brother of Mrs. Otis Palmer who lives near Her mtston, ' T Each of Mr. and Mrs. Palmer's chil dren lives In La Grande and the fam ily circle Is complete at their annual Christmas gatherings. - SA WMILL MAN VISITS HERE , Hanford Reodi and daughter, Miss Ida Roed, both) of Elgin, were visitors In La Grande Wednesday. Mr. Reed operates a sawmill at Elgin.. ' -v We'd pick as. the loser of that South American ruckus tho one that gota Gran Chaco. . "J. P. Morgan always keeps his name off steamer passenger lists," For that matter, so do we. STORE CLONES 8 I'. M. SATURDAY & SATURDAY DEC. 29-30 Sugar In Cloth Bag, 10 lbs. .r 56c Dates Now Crop, 2 lbs 22c Wanuts Srcgon Sort Shell Pound Veal Steak 2 ion 22c Rib Boil 20c 3 lbs. sal aeit: n i ,imurfm I'HONR j PlGGlY The finest lands of each food selected for you io choose from. It is with real' satisfaction that we express our thanks to our many friends for their patronage during the year now closing, and trust that they have enjoyed trading PIGGLY WIGGLY WAY. May 1934 bring prosperity and comfort to all. Again We Say HAPPY NEW YEAR , Prices Good for Friday and Saturday, Dec. 29-30 ROYAL CLUB PEACHES "l DATES 2.b, 19c Bcea Raisins 14c CRYSTAL WHITE gjjj 10 Bars 29C . Walla Walla Spinach No. 2)4 lOp Can lOL All Pure Brand MILK Tall p Cans ....j Wiii wan,, TOMATOES Htjimlard lack & 10c GOLDEN WEST Q If EE Best lib. glass jar 3 c SUGAR 10 lbs. .... 56c 25 lbs. . . . $1.38 Celery Hearts Bunch . . . . . 10c The Fountain of Youth LOOK. GAN&T A NMV XHJf FOUNTAINS The Eternal Woman Mixed Nuts 2 lbs... ..29c rr Candy 2 lbs..... 25c Snowflake SODAS 2 Box 29(1 Grape Fruit Broken Segments No. 2 11 can :. lie: Cracked Wheat CEREAL 31k. 15c WHITE STAR TUNA. - 15c in West Bacon Lb. .. .. ..15c Lard 4 lbs. 30c Arizona Grape Fruit 3 for.. .. . 10c WigglyI CLASSIFIED ADS MAIN