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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 12, 1934)
Page Four I iSOCl ETY Northside Improvement Club Hears Program of Entertainment And Flower Discussions Yesterday Thirty-one women enjoyed the meeting of the Northside Improve ment club with the second ward L. D. 8. church to the place of meet ing Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Price, the president now, had charge of the meeting. The entertainment feature was a dance "The Spring Flower Dance" prettily given by some of the primary glrlB, Delia Thompson, Mnxlne Slnden, Betty June Hcndrlck- ' con, Phyllis and Dorothy Combs and LaVelle Haws, with Miss Ila Mae Andrcvs accompanying them on tho piano. iiialsc Ihtt most iloIicioHN jelly ami jam SPEA m PER JEL Here la one sure way to keep appetites liappy . . . moke enough blackberry jelly or jam to last the winter through I Just follow the simple directions for the cun-for-cup method on the Pcn-Jcl package . . one easy recipe for all fruits. Pen Jcl never fails, even with the ripest fruits . . . it odds just enough pectin I ' MAKES THE nn JEUYJELU 82 i f Cor. Washington unci Cedar LEMONS Sweet Juicy 1 '.' ' i.vm Idu ck vre heves such ! y ' skin defects j r s lri I' Permanent Waves .-n . J f a Jwffl I -" Includes Flngorwavo. j '. ;WaJto1 &V&L f- Out a Wnvo for Swimming - 1.75 I "iHymimrfilrtlLlllirilllllll il il lL A" Work Guaranteed E Ten Whitehead. Distributor 1l!KiLlA1SIl Phono: Main' 123 Phono Main 260 1113 Adams i -t : - WE DELIVER Sunshine POTATOES New WHEATIES WHITE CORN TOMATOES ROASTS Reef Shoulder RAC0N RACK Lean St i -raked. Sliced or BANANAS CHEESE Tillamook For the flower dlscmslon, Mrs. Car roll talked on "Flowers and Symbols" Mrs. Mary E. Morris on "The Meaning of Flowers," Lcnora Coalwell on "Or dering and Planting the Best BuJV and Seeds." and Mother Price "Flow ers nnd Containers Should Harmon ize." After the program a group of the members went to Mrs. Price's home and worked on the float which the club will enter In the parado. Sweet peas being the club flower nnd pink and green, their colors, these will be followed In making the float. The next meeting will be August 15 at the church. The entertainment committee will be Nancy Splker and Lenora Coalwell and the flower dis cussion committee, Florence McMus- tera and Mrs. J. K. Charlton. Will Have Lawn Meeting The "Women's Missionary society of tho First Presbyterian church, will hold an out-of-door meeting Friday afternoon on the lawn at tho home of Mrs. Mamie Lewis, 402 Third Street. Mrs. Lowell Williamson and Mrs. Nancy Young are the committee 'In charKO of the program. Among other Interesting numbers will be a dram atisation entitled "Missionaries Call ed Homo." "A cordial Invitation, Is extended to nil those who are in SOCIAL CALENDAR Friday, July 13 2:00 P. O. N club, Mrs. Ger trudo Sullivan 3:00 Summer C. E. Festival, triangle Presbyterian church, , 2:3b Women's Missionary So ciety, Presbyterian church, Mrs. Mumle Lewis, 402 Third St. " Sunday, July 15 2:30 Dedication of Pioneer monument at Mt. Glen. All-day Perry picnic up Cath erine creek. TuefKiny, July 17 ij:00 Auxiliary to Mt. Emfty Po.it No. 2000 V. F. W., at Eagles hall. 8:00 Neighbors of Wocdcruft, I. O. O. F. hall. Doh'f 'ehdure a pimply, blotchy. complexion Phone: Main 759 I)()Z. 2-1,1!. l'K(!. yflpggiijij W M 1 14 LltS. pkgs. ri:i can MIS. PER LB. Piece i. us. oooooooooooooooooooooooo Miss Mabel Morton Society Editor Phono: Main 800 Until Noon oooooooooooooooooooooooo terested and any wishing transporta tion to Mrs. Lewis' home will call Mrs. I. C. Bowser. K. D. Club Outing At Pine Cone Pine Cone furnished tho setting for the meeting of the K. D. club Wednesday afternoon with Sarah Young and Blanche McClliean as hoiitcsscs. Winners of the various con tests were Ella Baker, Agnes Win burn, Lucy Wlnburn and Etta Poole. A lunch was served during the after noon. Birthdays Are Observed Mrs, O. P, Ilurrlaon who celebrated her Slid birthday anniversary Wetl ncKluy and Mrs. E, V. Leigh ton who Is soon to observe her 88th, were honored at a lovely birthday dinner which Ml as Louise Lclgliton gave last evening at her home, 1807 'Cedar street. The guests who were the two honorccs, John Leigh ton, of Prlmile, Wash., Mr. and Mrs. It. W. Leightoii. Adam Lelghlon, nnd the hontcfs were seated at 0:00 o'clock, the table be ing pretty with gladioli and wUh an angel cake bearing birthday greetings in honor of the two, for tho center piece. Past Matrons Meeting Called There will be a called meeting of the Past Matrons club Friday evening at tho home of Mrs. J. S. Hod gin, 1502 M avenue, for the purpose of furthering plans for the approaching luncheon of the Dora B. Schilke group which Is to bc an event of Aug. 1, nnd at which the local wo men are to bo hostesses. Auxiliary Elects And Nbniinates Mrs. Gertrude. Maxnm, Mr-3. Nora Shorb and Mrs. Ella Koeter were elected delegates to the comliig con vention nt Astoria when tho Ameri can Legion auxiliary met Wednesday HEAR RUTH ETT3S10 Sperry's Queen Anne Flour Guaranteed to Please 491b. Sack $1.69 barrel $6.69 Tomatoes Fancy solid pack No. 'A'2 cans 2 cans .25c Wheaties 2nkgs 25c Morning Milk Tall cans 3 cans 18c Mvlrl's (loliliMl West Salad Oil gal. jug ..69c Sugar Powdered or Brown 5 lbs. 35c flreM Ulrrtt LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE. evening at the Sacajawea Inn. Alter nates chosen were Mrs. Jennie Nel son, Mrs. Minnie Parle tt and Beatrice Younge. One other Important mat ter of business was the nomination of officers for the coming year. These will be elected In September and in stalled at the October meeting. Nom inations Included these: president, Mrs. Nora Shorb; first vice president, Marie Wl Ik Ins; second vlco president. Hazel Evans; secretary, El ma Eckley; treasurer, Elizabeth Garlty; historian, Beatrice Younge, Mm. C. E. Anderson and Anne Roesch. Plans were made for a plcnjc to bo held at Pine Cone. August 1, when a pot-luck surrer will be served and members of the Legion invited. The committee In charge consists of Mrs. Elma Eckley and Mrs. Elizabeth Garlty. It was al so decided to enter a float in the parade at tho Scml-Centennlal cele bration, following the Fldac idea. Welcome Party Friday Eve A party Is being planned for Fri day evening by tho first ward as a welcome home to Mrs. Chrlssy Lester who recently returned frcm filling a mission for the L. D. S. church In Minnesota and Canada, and also for Richard Lyman who has returned from a three-year mission In Ger many. The party Is to be held at the Recreation hnll, and tho program which is to begin at 8:00 o'clock will be followed by gamco and dancing. V Eagles Auxiliary Postpone Meet The meeting of the Ladles auxiliary to the Eaglcu which would regularly come on Thursday evening, July 10 has been postponed until the week later, July 2(1. To this meeting, mem bers are asked to bring any old clothing which may be made over and used again, which they can spare. The sewing club met Wednesday af ternoon with Mrs. Hazel Seward and many made-over garments were com pleted. Members of the auxiliary ore ask ed to meet at the hall promptly on Friday morning, July 20. wearing white dre36es, to march In the big parado. . " Young People Wed Thursday . Ernest A. Talbot and Kathorine Thomas, of La Grande, were united In marriage at the Baptist -parsonage Thursday morning. Rev. B. Marcus Cass -DEIM-TflSSE ROUi While King (ininiiliiled SOAP It takes so little large pkg. 29c Rainier Beer The Quality , l!cer 2 Bottles . . . 27c Case . . . . $3.20 Less 30c r.oltle Refund TI Soft us old linen 3 rolls 19' MEAT DEPARTMENT Beef Roast Choice Steer Lb 9c Formay The perfect shortening 3-lb. can ... .47c Godwin officiating, The ring cere mony was used. The bridal couple were accompani ed by the groom 'a mother, and sister. Grace, the bride's Bi'itor, June, and Mr. and Mm. Henry Yohn. Mr, and Mrs. Talbot will make their home In La Grande for the present. Mr. Talbot i In the employ of the state. Eastern Oregon Net Tourney Scheduled (Continued Prom Page One) of the tourney for the La Grande club. The tournament 'Will be held from Thursday until Sunday Inclusive, of next week, the finals to be played on Sunday, and It will be open to all who wish to enter. Entrants have already been received from The Dal les, Portland, Walla Walla, North Powder and Boise, in addition to the local players, and some stiff com petition is expected for the local teams. Drawings for places in the tour nament will be held at Reynolds In surance office next Tuesday evening at 7:30 and announcement of the results of these drawings will be made in Wednesday evening's Ob server. , . Included in the tournament will bo men's and women's singles, men's doubles and mixed doubles, and the entrance fee will bo $1 per person for singles and $2 for teams In the dou bles, or 61 for each entrant.. . Appli cation for entry In the tourney should be 'made to Roy Nelson or "Shrimp" Reynolds. Some outstanding players who have already signified their Intention of entering the tournament are El wood Cooke, Mr. Stevens, and Mrs. Lcella Starr, of Portland; Dick Crane, The Dalles: Jack Ah earn, Walla Walla; Lyle Wilson, Tmbler, and others. It is thought that there will be entrants also from Salt Lake, Ogden, Denver and other cities represented at the celebration. Greece Delays Women's VoVtes ATHENS P) Feminist hopes that women would be given full suffrange In the next general election wore dashed when the government held that the time for such a change was not ripe. The women will, therefore, vote only in municipal elections. Statisticians have estimated Florida supplied more than one-third of the fruits and vegetables marketed in New York City during the first quar ter of the year. Kraft's 1 Miracle Whip Dressing Makes salads better Full qt. ...29c Fruits and Lettuce Laro Solid Heads, Q 2 Heads Lemons tnrRo Size, 0 toi-.en New Potatoes 10 lbs 11c Certo 2 Bottles ... 45c Sugar 3o-lli. (iolh $1.43 lias: Paro-Wax Found ..... 10c SivlH's Sllewl Bacon Nice and lenn Lb 35c Rib Boil Makes a tasty meal Travelling Kitchen To Be Here Tlie Centennial Flouring Mill. Oo. Travelling Kitchen, In charge of Mrs. Etta Dell Hunt, expert home econom ist, will bo at the Rlveria achool ground here Friday. July 13, at the Greenwood school ground Saturday, July 14, and the Central school ground Monday. July 16, It was an nounced today. Sessions begin each day at 2 p. m. under the auspices of the Interior Grocery Co. and Inde pendent Itetall Grocers. Sessions over Union and Wallowa counties Include: July 17, Imbler L. D. S. church; July 18. Mooneyo lot, Elgin; July 19. M. Crow & Co., Los tlne; July 20. Ed Eben's. Joseph, and July 21, courthouse lawn. Enterprise Sl'MMKIt IS PARTY TIME FOR YOUNG ENTERTAINERS Summer Is a erood time for h children to entertain. It brightens their vacations and helps them to acquire poise In entertaining their guests. If the nartv food 1r simnin t.v,rA will bo less difficulty In carrying dishes. A large table set on the lawn can be used to serve from. Freauentlv the truest list nt.nhU tho nifmes of many children, but the task of serving them must be hnniHiprt by a few adults. In that case It may be advisable to have the boys wait on the table for the first course and let the B'rls serve the Ice cream and cake. Grande Main Store, Hoover Market and Fir Phone Main 75 In the purchase of livestock -the Grande Ronde Valley is our field. There is no better produced than that prrown n Union County. We purchased 30 head ot choice steers from Parson Brothers of Elgin, which will be offered our trade next week. Watch the ads be ready for these choice steaks and roasts all at a saving. BEEF ROAST Choice steer beef rc lb. Beef Steaks All cuts. The best ; 1c '2 lb. 3 Shortening A lard substitute. None better. 4 lbs Spring Chickens 2 12-lb. Average, S Q Pound mdOKy CRABS Fresh Manufactured in La Grande. You pay only one profit which is our La Grande policy. Pares The master bleacher. 2 Quarts '. Toilet Soap White King, 6 Bars Jar Rubbers h Heavy, Red Double Lipped 4 doz. Hill's Red Can COFFEE Mb. can Celery Lirrge white stalks Each ROYAL k' Asriy Many Get Their Style Hints At Movie Theatres By Rob I) In Coons HOLLYWOOD Wlien women movie fans were gasping at the spectacular gowns affected by Gloria Swanson In the days of her stardom in De Mine's gilded films, they simply gasped and let it go at that. They might have envied but they didn't imitate. Few women would have dreamed of adapting for personal use the styles Miss Swanson and her alters of the cinema displayed. The designs were purposely made extreme. If any new note In fashion were on the hori zon, the movie stars took It, exagger ated It, and made the customers sit up. Clothes of the screen were fan tastic, extravagant, theatrical. But today there are clothes manu facturers specializing in cinema modes, with one shop In a city given exclusive representation. Shop E?ra who are on their toes know what a customer means when she says she wants a dress like the one Joan Craw ford wore In this film or that, or a hat like Norma Shearer's or Constance Bennett's In a recent picture. jmwslne Like The -Stars Tnrlnv'R welt-dressed women of the screen, therefore, enjoy the responsi bility of setting styles that win oe "good" months after the day they ftrtft. mnr t.him nn the second stages. The responsibility, of course, falls ul timately upon th0 studio aesignero tho Adrians, tho Rene Huberts, the OrryKellys and Travis Bantons of t.hft lots. ' Thnw hnvn hnv. What might bO Ronde Meat Phone Main 755 3 to 4-lb. pieces Lb ..... Wholesale Lb FRESH HALIBUT Sliced. Medium size kC -V 21c today. 25c iz-oz. tin 25c MOTHER'S OATS With China Large Cello wrapped package 2 Pkgs Grape Fruit Preferred Stock Fancy whole segments, No. 2 tins 2 Tins Bananas Firm golden fruit, 3 lbs. 1 9c ROYAL GELATIN ASPIC Quick setting. Pure, sparkling, Jl.n unsweetened for all kinds of J " Thursday, july 12, 1934 called a real Job on their hands with each new picture. A commercial de signer who, brings out eight or ten . now "creations" a Season Is aolng well. For five recent productions, Orry-Kelly had to put forth 182 gowns. Besides the mere task of figuring out myriad "different" ways to adorn the feminine figure, there is the added difficulty that each actress has ' a different personality, and a differ ent role in each picture. ' Gowns For Jean Mulr When Jean Mulr was assigned to ' "A Lady Surrenders." she had worn on the screen a total of perhaps seven "changes." In both "A Modern . Hero" and "As The Earth Turns" " there was little opportunity for a stylist to exercise his talents, because of the limitations of the roles. In the new film she gets 22 changes. Twenty-two new gowns for a new personality that means an assign- . ment of no mean proportions, and ii.iriontjtUv iob of thB Bort these movie designers like. V Tho star in question " tho Inspiration of any other designer. It s a "new Job." New Comfort for Those Who Wear -False Teeth No longer need you feel uncom fortable wearing false teeth. Faa tceth. a greatly improved powder sprinkled on your plates holds them ' tight and comfortable. No gummy, pasty taste or feeling. -Deodorizes. j Get Fnstccth at L & L Drug Co., or. your druggist. Three sizes. Adv.' Company Street Market Phone Main 700 Ham Hocks 8 c Picnic Hams price, - 12c Fresh Salmon Red Chinook C lb. COTTAGE CHEESE Sweet and creamy 'Pt. EA. 15c Frequently the wholesale, ROYAL BAKING POWDER Made with Cream of Tartar M c Monarch Brand Peas Fancy No. 2 sieve 3 tins Macaroni, Spaghetti or Noodles 25c 25c 14c Preferred Slm-k Jell Powder All flavors 3pkgs 14c PER L15. dt&j? salads. Mb. can 19c 4 lbs ..25c VEAL, CKOITM) FOR 1.0 A E IISS
