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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 12, 1934)
Thursday, April 12, 1934 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER LA GRANDE. ORE. Page Tfire X 4. PERSONALS Will 1'rurtlM- Offlcers ttnd guards of the Women's Benefit as-oclatlon will meet Friday evening, April 13 at 7:30 o'clock at the Eagles hnl! for drill practice. At llwpit-t.l Elmer Lee, of Union, has been brought to the Grande Ronde hos pital for treatment for a knee injury of five months. . .. Attend Funeral Mrs. Ada Town and Mrs. Naomi Robinson, of Meridian, Wyo., and Charleu and Jerome Oimnin'g, of Wenatchee. Wash., wore nil in . La Grande this week, called to attend the funeral of their sister, Mrs. George Scott. Fnmi HHIsUoro Mrs. Esther Turner, of HJlIsboro, has been in La Grande visiting her father, George Scott, and her bro thers. She was called to attend the funeral of her mother, Mrs. Scott, who; passed away suddenly Sunday evening. Ill Miss Ella H, Baker. 230 First street, who has been 111 at the Bouvy hos pital Is Improving, and Is able to see her friends there. , , lowers com by "!M 1 1 bringing MORE f 'M,-" 11 ' W delicious cups ! t'' ' W. Features for Friday & Saturday, Apr. 13-14 Golden West Coffee The world's finest coffee. 1-lb. Glass Jar ...... 32c BJWWBl Alber's Flapjack riiffiffifll jYom's for a good m,orn- (JQ , jjjjjjgjj; (Zing. Large pkgr. " C Purex Whitens and Bleaches 2-quart 07n Bottles U i L Sugar Fine Granulated 20 lbs. ... Cocoa Our Mother's Pure AH Occasion 2-lb. Can 20c Fruits 8 Vegetables Oranges LArge fancy Sunk 1st, 2 Dozen Lettuce Lrtrgc Solid Heads 2 for : Bananas Golden Ripe, 3 Pounds Radishes Fancy local grown, 3 Bunches ... Iti'tunu Miss Margaret Taylor has returned from Portland where she spent a week visiting her friend, Miss Pansy Heu sen. formerly of this valley, and with other friends In the Ros City. Kroiii 1'iilon Mrs. John Ruckivlna, of Union, is receiving medical attention this week at the Grande Ronde hospital. Ik Here Mrs. Robert Earl, of Portland, who Is a guest at the home of Mrs. Robert Enkin, Is the daughter of -Mrs. Ed Kiddle of this city, and not Mrs. Fred H. Kiddle as was erroneously stated In an item which appeared lost evening. En Route lliinii Mrs. George W. Raney accompanied by her mother, Mrs. W. H. Smith, passed through La Grande this morn ing en route to her home at Elm hurst, ill. Mrs. Rartey had been In Portland for the last several weeks where she was called by the death of her father.1 VtsMs Sister Mrs. Harry French and son, Ivrtn. were guests recently of Mrs. French's sister at Parma. Idaho. They occom- Best Foods Mayonnaise For better salad. OCJ Pint ZOC Leslie Salt Plain or Iodized 2-lb. Carton, 2 for 15c $1.15 Marshmallows Light and Fluffy 2 Large Pkgs. ... 21c 39c Very Choice, Pound 15c Swift's fnncy sliced, Pound 17c 10c Milk Fed, 2 Pounds ponied Mr. . and Mrs. E. O. Draper who went to Idaho, on a combined buBiness and pleasure trip. lU'turiiK , . ... Miss Iva Hug returned this morn ing,, from . Portland where she has spent the last several days on a com bined business and pleasure trip. Gives Tnlk B. R: Rlngo, local attorney, gave an Interesting lecture to the shorthand classes at Draper's echoed of Com merce on Tuesday. He discussed the use andJ purposes of' various legal papers, the maimer of getting them Into oourVand other phases of legal procedure of value to stenographers. Coiwluda Visit - -t; .Mr, and Mrs. Bliss Leslie left this morning for 'their home ln6aiem fol lowing a visit at the home of .his mother, Mrs. Teresa Leslie and with other relatives and friends ' In this his homo town Most of Mr.- Leslie's friends were surprised to learn of- his marriage on Deo. 31 at Monmouth to Miss Doris. Nye of .Salem,- both stu dents at Willamette university. Mr. Leslie Is employed In the Capital City. Here Yesterday . io .. .....- Wesley fi. SegQ. was a business vls-4 Itor here .yesterday from -his home at Union Junction Return ffoiue . Mr. and Mrs,-Horace J. Nelson and family, have. returned to their home after a two weeks' visit in Utah where they attended the L. X). S. conference at Salt Lane City. They also visited In -Nevada with Mr. Nelson's mother, Annie B. Nelson, who accompanied them back to L Grande and will remain here for an extended visit. Visits Mrs. Sadie Steers, of Elgin, was a business visitor In La Grande yester day. To Spend weekend , , Wayne Poster, who is a student at E. O. N expects to Bpend the week end at Cove as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore E, Johnson. Visit line- , . Mr. and Mrs. William Hall, of Dur-r kee, were guests the first of the week at the home of his mother, Mrs. Kate S. Hall. Mr. Hall has been teaching tho Durkee, school the post. yoar. They stopped here on their way to the Desohutea. country where they will have a vacation fishing trip. To Baker Jerry Jcrnlgan who has been em ployed, at a local garage has moved to Baker where he will be connected with the Frisble Motor Co. At Hospital .. Mrs. Lucy Knlgjit Is a patient at the Grande Ronde hospital where she Is receiving medical attention. At Hospital ,: Beverly CrUdsey, eight - year - old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Chld- sey, of Wallowa, underwent an ear operation at the Bouvy hospital the first of this week. She expects to remain- at the hospital for several Par Ppi'fppf. rnnrpnt.rnrivl 9 Soap. Large pkg. . 29c Rainier Beer The Old Original 5i2 , , 11-oz. Bottle 2 Bottles , Case 29c $3.50 for Ixittle refund Tuna Fish Chicken of the Sea Can 15c flour Sperry's Queen Anne fl-f ?fV 49-lb. Sack . .... tJl.Ui Salmon Fancy Pink No. 1 Tins, 2 for 21c Meat department Beef Roasts 10c 30c 22c 15c Bacon i, Veal Steak Lamb Steak days, and will then be removed to the W. O. Williams home, Mr. Chid sey la engineer for-the state highway department-? and la n working on the WaUovfe'LoBtlne construction, work at present. From Cove . L. Wetnteritof Cove,-was a visitor in La Grande yesterday. Receives -Treatment . .. t : Wallace Gressman is nt the Grande Ronde hospital for treatment for In-t Juries which he sustained recently in an accident,,,.. .. , LIONS GOING TO BAKER FOR MEET TONIGHT About a - doeen members of the La Grand. Uona club, nnd their wives, will attend a : Joint , social meeting with the Baker Lions club at Baker this evening. This event will be fol-i lowed by a-volleyball tournament In which members will participate. Those who expect- to attend are Dr. and Mrs. Clarence OUstrap, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Flnlay.. Mr., and Mrs. Bob Qulim. Mr. . and Mrs. , N W.-.' Freest Mr. and Mrs. BUI -Howard, Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Davis, -Mr. ikI-Mis., Bill Roesch, Mr. and Mrs. Prank Tuckey, Dr. and Mrs. Fred Jones and Marcus Roesch. They will also -be - accomt panted by Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Hert Kg. Over the ..Valley. Personals Oltiuer ltie$ts . The country home of Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Baor In the.Jowa district was tits scene of a. smalt ibut morry din ner group, lost Tuesday evening. At 6:30 dinner was served to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Knautz and daughter. Lilt Hart, Miss Phyllis and Cecil Baker and the host and hostess. Is Hc-elculw ... . .. .Miss Bethel Fleshman, who Is fin ishing her first year as teacher of the WJllowdal school,, has been re-elected for-tho next school year. Return Homer- : Mrs. William Perry and young daughter, ..Joan, 'have returned to their home at Lostlne following a visit at the home of her mother. Mrs. Mary VanBlokland.. , Kntertllln Mr. and Mrs. W. . J. Hughes, of Orange Hall, entertained . George Hughes, his two sons, Albert and Put, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Snodgrass and; Hired children. Norma, John and Dan and Miss Marjorle Fallows at dinner on Easter Sunday. At McNeill's, '., - Mrs. Rose Thompson, of La-Grande, and -Mrs- Lulu iRutter. of. Rock Greek, were guests this week at 'the home of their brother, Archie McNeill, up the Mill Creek .canyon from jove. Mrs. Rutter Is assisting Mrs. McNeill In tho care of Mls Ruth McNeill, who has been so seriously 111 for sev eral weeks, ... , ' At Lostlne ' 1 ',;' Miss Edith Ragaln, of Grange Hall, was one of a party of friends who spent Saturday, night at the home of Miss Sara Sherman, who lives at Los- BEAUTIFUL ...HAIR- Lucky Tiger Hair Tonic Getrrlt ofeVtty tpeclc of dandruff. CWmi up your icalp, Riving your hair new life and Vrgbiv Sold under money back guarantee. AtOruggtit mil Harbert WATCH FOR GIGANTIC MERCHANDISING EVENT in Friday's Paper I. G. A. STORE, MAX R. S ARVIS BETTER FOODS I "Pres-to-logs" Try this new delifthtfully clean fuel. It's made from clean dry shavings and sawdust under a terrific 165,000 pounds pressure to form logs having over three times the density of regular wood. Pres-to-logs are the modern fuel the economy fuel the best solid fuel ever produced the ideal fuel foi- all seasons use. Sold in any quantity. Try therrr. INLAND POULTRY 8 FEED CO. Phone Main 82G 1415 Jefferson tine. Miie Sherman la a student at E, O. N. and a part of her guests were fellow-students. The. group drove to, Wallowa Lake Saturday eve nlng and enjoyed, tho.. danco there and then .they drove over again Sunt day (or a portion of th day. They all returned to La Grande Sunday night. lit. . t .... , t ? Betty Koger, younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Kogcr, of Lower Gove, was ill of the flu this week and away from her studlra at the Frosty school. Meet , . , . j Mi&s Ruth Connor, of Unfom haa been elected to teach the upper grades at the Pleasant Grov school for next year and Miss Gladys Bllllnga; of Xm blor, the lower gnuies. Thle Is one of the largest schools In tho valley. Con ii try women's Club When the women of tle Country woman's cluh met Friday afternoon -with Mrs. Orltn Anson, Mrs. Ina Wells was the principle speaker of the af ternoon. , Finland was Uw theme for study. Mrs, Francis Wells opened the progiam by: making a cw Intro ductory remarks .concerning the sub ject. Mrs. Ina Wells, who was born In Finland and lived there until she was IB years of age, described in a very charming manner the mode of Jiving in her native land. One Inter esting feature of her talk was her de scription of the biggest holiday and the grandest celebration during the entire year that which- occurs on June 24, the longest day of the year. At the. business session th club by-laws were read and adopted, Mrs. Laura Taylof and Mrs. Frances Wells were in charge of the program. There wer 20 women present for the meet ing. Tne next hostess to the club will be Mrs. Joe Anson with Mrs. Bert Grout and Mrs. Reese McAilstcr In charge of the program. Mold Fuinlly Itouiiloii . , , Members of the Mulleiiburfr con nection held a family reunion EoMer Sunday at the home of Mrs. Gertrude Stewart of Alice!. All the members of the family .were there but Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Daron of the Grange Hall neighborhood, Mrs, Daron having been Jll, was- unnitrie to attend. After dinner, which was the potluck style, ai ISafiter egg hunt was enjoyed by the children, with Glen Muilenburg finding the most. There were 38 present for tho happy occasion,, in cluding Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Muilen burg and family, of Grange Hal), Mr. and Mrs. James Anson and Vernon Wilson, of Telocaset, Mr, and Mrs. R. G. Burnett and family and Mi, ami Mi's. Roy Stewart, of La Grande, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Stevens, of Union, Mr, and Mrs. Mllo Stewart, of Im bler, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Muilenburg and family and Miss Jennie Muilen burg of Island City, tho hostess and hei two daughters, Lore n a and Min nie . T" Grocery Open Evenings and Sundpys All thinn -Volue llb.FOLGEnSCDFFEE 19c Papei', 4 rolls. - Olt LESS QSOG ETY. Pendleton Guests At Auxiliary With 13 visitors preont from Pen dleton; including the president, Mrs. Dobbins, the meeting of th Ameri can Legion auxiliary Wednesday evo nlng at the Sacajawea Inn had un usual significance. ' A ' Fldao pro gram was presented by Miss Beatrice Young. Inasmuch as the Pldae con ference this year la to be held In England, thft studles of the -group lwve centered more or less on that country. Mra, Anne Brady gave a talk on the Bngllsh cathedrals, show ing some pictures,' and dwelling par tdcutarly on the Westminster Abbey. She al&o described the cathedral of St. John, tho Divine, in New York City j expressing her- opinion that when tlUs-was finished, it would rank in America as the Abbey does in Eng land t j At the bbslness meeting, one new member, Mrs. Laura G Comatock, was received. .. Also a letter of gratis tude was received from the library board, for the recent book campaign which the auxiliary staged. Miss Doty Btated her belief that the public had become more bookmlnded and would remember the library with volumes for whloh they had no further or par ticular use. i , About BO members were present for the meeting and for the dance which followed when they wer Jolnedl by the members of the Legion who had also ben In regular meeting. . Mrs. Elmer Skala . Given Farewell Mrs. M. P. Olmmllsr. entertnlncd the members of tho Friendship dm, Wednesday nftcmoon with all the eight members present. Thero' was also one guest, Mrs. Dickons. The women sewed and visited and Mrs. Chandler served. The meeting . at this time took the form of a farewell for Mrs. Elmer Skala wJio Is leaving soon to make her homo In Baker. Parkdaie Club. At Mrs. Carpenter's The attendance nt the meeting of the Parkdaie club Wednesday after noon at tho home of Mrs. Tom Car penter was very good 14 members and three guests, Mrs. Jim March, Mrs, J. B, Baker and Mrs. Nellie 81m. onson being present. After the busl ness meeting, the afternoon was spent Informally. The members were all delighted that Mrtf. Charles Hook, who has been 111 for some time, was able to attend the meeting. Mrs. Car penter served late In the afternoon., Parkdaie will meet again In two weeks, this time at Riverside Park. The feature of the first out-of-door All Prices Good HILL'S BROS. RED CAN COFFEE 1 lb. can ... . Shaker Salt 2 Carton 2 for 15c Calif. Mackerel 12 fan l.'..7C Lard, 4 lbs. 34c Bacon, lb. ..17c Cheese, lb. . .15c Gold Dust .Semiring Powiler ... 4c Hershey's Cocoa 1 Can 15C Puffed Wheat 9c I'kR. Fresh Fruits & Vegetables Quality Fine Prices 0. K. Calif. Grapefruit, each 3c Green Onions 8 Radishes, 3 bunches. . 10c Bananas, 3 lbs 19c Strawberries Are Getting Cheaper pionlo will be a weiner roast for which members will, bring a small sum to cover the cost pf the provisions. . :.. . Greenwood. P,..T. A. Meets Tomorrow . The program for th meeting of the Greenwood Parent Teacher associa tion to be held at 3:00 o'clock Pri day Instead of 2:30 on account of the declamatory contest, will be as follows: A group of songs by some second and third grade ehlldron directed by Mrg. Thackef; declamatory r contest section two, the- sixth, seventh and eighth grades of the 'city schools; talk on. city playgrounds and - the boy scout movement by Elmo Steven son; skit by- a group of boy scouts; business meeting.' MINIMUM HERE , , 50 LAST NIGHT Wednesday night was the warmest so far this year, with the .mercury going no lowers than 60 above. Pre viously, the high minimum this year was 47 above, registered earlier this month.' Wednesday's maximum was 90, one of the two warmest days this year. LITTLE GIRL . v BREAKS ARM i Little Mlatt QM1 Larson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pet Larson, suffered a fractured arm this morning when she fell from a bannister while play intf utMwitie, K'T A Word to the Ton-Wine. If you know gooil. tea if you enjoy it deeply if the fragrant fresh , ness of choice leaves means something to you if you like a full-flavored brew without bitterness if your Tea is a ceremony try Schilling Tea just once' For Fri. - Sat. - Man., Miracle Plllt Jar 311 2; tit. box YOUR CHOICE J, . . Ill'- "i ' rZ. Hommy White Corn So. 2 Cull Nalnre'H Gift Peas 15-OK. Oval Can Sardines Nn.DCaii f - DnOHC II. Si SI. Sardines Nn. 1 Can It M Kidney Beans Nt;;n2 Cut Beans Itohrrts or Calif. KUt Campbell's Soup 20-07,. PkR l ri. WIIRATIKS 1 BON UON PISH ... Ii. A.)BENHA$f IS IMPROVING Tho condition at B. A. Benham, prominent real, estate mam whor was taken 111 yesterday,. Is reported as be ing Improved- today,.after a .fairly good-night. . The..report Is hat his condition is encouraging although lie wIlL have to be very quiet for a week or two. ... t 5EKVE TIIEr.l Your family's tired of winter fowls Give-them-a-brsakfaat treat crisp Kellogg! Corro. Flakes, oven-frejh,-deUcloos. It's time to change to ari$pne$$t Ifor CRIPNksS just one cupl. A pril 13 -14-16 Whip S. Dressing 17C 29c Calumit b: 1 25c SnowHake Sodas 29c Hirody's Peanut Butter 2Z .....27c Shrimp Salad Mze No. t Can 2 for 19c ' Ml Oulll No. 2i Can Pumpkin 10c Milk AU.l't'RE, MORNING 6c French Dressing Half I'lnt , 14c P. 8 G. Soap lobars 27c SPERRY'S FOODS SOFT AS SILK CAKE FLOUR Keg. Pkg. 29c Bisquick 19C 40-oz. 32c Rolled Oats 9,," 36c Wheaties AXD S& ws 25c
