La Grande evening observer., March 21, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 3

Saturday, March 21, 1923.
THE LA" GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE THREE
NEWS of
.. Mrs. Harold Dow nnd Mrt
Frank Kreuts entertained Thurs
day afternoon at the homo of the
former, honoring Mrs. Ben IocIoub
who will leuvo for Mod ford some,
time next week, where Bhe will
make her home. Bridge wus the
feature of the afternoon with Mrs.
Thus. Ileddiugrield winning high
honors and the second prize going
to Mrs. O. H. Kerr. Mrs. Dectouft
received the guest prize,
The home was uttracilvely deco
jated in a color scheme of green
and white In keeping with St. Put
rirk's luy und ut an appropriate
hour a dainty two course lunehi'pn
wus served.
Chapter I. P. K. O., enloyed a
very delightful afternoon yesterday
at llie home of Mrs. O. T Pulton
whir AIra George. Ulrnio and Mrs.
William Miller as hostefisns. Fo.
lowing the business meeting Mrs
Clyde Heltz gave several reading!1
from 'Uriah Fairy nnd Folk Tales.'
Iiy Willium Hutler Yeais, whos
poetic plitys and folk hisiory won
for him the Nobel pri.n in
At the t.a hour dainty refresh
ments were served by the hoR
tessen. Memhors of the F. A. Tl. club
. were charmingly entertained yes
terday afternoon when Mrs. Olamk
, Lynch was hostess nt her homo on
.(ink street, lien tit If ul bouquets ol
spring flowers were arranged
throughout lh( home forming nh
evci-llent s'ttlng for an afternoon
nt bridge.. Mrs. Ham Harris recciv
cd the first prize and the second
high score went to Mrs. William
Wilson.
A dainty two course luncheon
was served nt the close of the play.
One of the most successful meet
ings of the Klveria Parent-Teachers
association took place yesterday
Afternoon when it entertained the
Greenwood Parent -Teachers asso
ciation tit Ijiuc Chanel, Mrs, I,
l-aus, president, presided ovt the
. nutting and the following program
' was given:
Cornet boIo -by Marvin Mackey
from Miss Davis room; reeitntlon
by Frank Anderson: songs by fifth
grade pupils: exercise "A Dollar a
Day" by F.rncst 11 rises nd Frank
;Anderson; songs, "Music of the
Brpok" and "Junior High School,"
by students of the seventh and
etgnih grades: reading by Mrs. The Elks or the city are looking
Coldwell; talk by Elmer Stoddard forward to the donee to be given
and short talks by C. K. Ebcrhard in the ball room of the Klks tem
nnd superintendent A. C. Hampton. pt(. Wednesday evening. March 25
t.unuwu, i.iiucm ui mer Music will be furnished
Greenwood association, also gave a,StHr Nov(lty orchestra
short tallc. Mfss Reeves' room re-1
reived honors for having (ho most
parents present.
Delicious refreshments were
served at the close of the program.
The Ladles Aid Society of the
Thvptlst church spent an Interesting
.nfternoon yesterday when they met
ti t the home of Mrs. W. I.. DeVInc
in regular meeting. After tlio busi
ness session. Mrs. William Shade,
.who rrecently returned from a trip
cast, gave, nn interesting report of
her trip, -telling of Iho worU of dif
ferent ladies' aid societies she vis
Ited while away. Before adjourn
luent an excellent luncheon wag
served by the hostess.
f)n Time for Fifty YoalK
l-'mploye Oot.s New Wntt'li
WARRINGTON, Kng. (AP)
Thomas Corcoran, an employe Jn
a soap works here, believes in
punctuality nnd devotion to duty.
During his f0 years' employment
nt iho works he has not lost a sin
gle minute of lime. The reason
he gave for never being late was
that he always went to bed early
nnd had a good nighl's re.it.
WALLING'S
sPF.ciAr, for s.vrrnnAY
La Vofftw anil Palmer
Coats
Courier nnd Fashion
Hats
WALLING'S
Added To Good
Clothes
When woman's nw tprin
cost -j me Is complete and her
new clothes are ready to be
worn, only cne thing -remains
to assure greatest
perfection careful personal
grooming.
Beautiful hair, expertly mar
celled, does much to make
a new frock charming. Care
ful manicuring is of equrW
Importance. Don't nelvl
thf beauty aids call us
for appointments.
GEIST MAIUNEM.0
SHOP
Rooro 8, Romnirr HM
"A Beauty Aid for
fcTvx Nerd."
Phone Main 67?
SOCIETY
A . Parisian
Novelty
An unusual feature of 1 his new
runs hock is n smart little lon
lnldrr hntiKlnR from the 1hU, Ii
u nion ""Is contained tt mirror nn
JKWder puff.
Announcements
Social announcements may
be print. In this column free
of charre. Any announce
ments pertaining to any func
tions snob as cooked food
sale, etc. will be refused. An
nmtnoe merits, to tc printed the
same day. must be Id society
editor's hands by S:00 o'clock.
-New editor's note.
by thi
Mrs. J. T. nichardson will - be
hostess to Hie Mondev Brldire cllll
Monday afternoon. March ,23.
The Neighbors of Woodcraft will
1leet In the future at the I. O. O. F
hall on Adams avenue, instead o'
nt the I-Tigles hull. The reguliy
meeting time Is each second and
fourth Monday eveninir of each
month. The nrtvt meeting Is lion,
dny evening. March 23.
Hints for the
Housewife
Luncheon Nhmild be the most nt
1 rnciflve meal t o prepare, since
'here tire sncii endless nosslbilil les
if comtdnntlons nf dishes nnd
courses. Tt need not represent the
left-over1 from dinner lust "warm
ed nn" with no ntfemnt to disguise
their origin. F.very kitchen cup
hnnrd should have Its emerircncv
shelf with the makings of several
menlfl, nnd as fml ns these are
used, they ahould be r'ploccd. This
slielf ninv cont.iln cans of fish,
deviled bam, chicken, veg-etnhlen.
nlmen tn, cherries, olives, fruits,
mnenrnnl. spnehetM. and materials
for malting muffins, coffee cake,
etc.
Brown Retty for dessert r easily
nrennred nnd mnv even he hnkln?
while ihe luncheon is helnp; served.
Tt utilizes stale brend and Klvcs all
the food requirements pins the
vttnmlns nnd iron. Macaroni
Mousse q verv popnlnr just now
nnd so nMracilve served In indivld
unl bnkinrr dishes. Fruit cups nre
nice to start a luncheon with, for
though the fruit may have llitle
value ns n source of eneruy, it con
tains elements which have more or
less stimulating action nn the kld
nevs nnd some of Ihem have n Inx
ntlve erfect.
Xevor Fall Tomato Sonp
thsp. butter
. tsn. salt
1-D tsp. soda
1 cup strained tomntoes
? cups milk
Pesh of pepper
8 thsp. flour
Melt butter and odd flour, stir
rlV constantlv to prevent lumplnp.
SHr In tomatoes and cook for five
minute. Add sdn. sensonincs
and milk last. Serve hot. This
amount serves four people.
Macaroni Mousse
1 cup uncooked macaroni
J eupa hot cream
5 cups soft bread crumbs
1 9 tsp. salt
5 plmnto vods rhonped fine.
2 tso. parslev chopped fine
9 tsn. onion Juice
cup melted hntter
ea-Rn bentn separated.
Took mncaronl In bofllnir lilted
j water ?n nlntite-t. Mix inrredlents
in order ptven and fold In stiffly
be-ten whites of eejrs last. linke
In mcdTHt oven minutes. Put
pntd t'ns in pans of hot water.
Srve with mushroom sauce. Ger
nHh w't parlcv and pimento
strips. This amount serves 12 to
14 people.
ttrown IWM t j
1 ot'art sial bread crumbs
' 1 nnort sliced apples
cup brown stiiar ,
I nip siifrar
1 tup. pirnpmon
I to 1 cop water
Ju'c and Hurt of J lemon
l, tp. niitnT-j;
1 cup buttrr
Make coarse crumbs of stale bread
and place a layer on the bottom of
baking dish. Place on top of this
a layer of half the sliced apples
and sprinkle with one-half of the
sugar, to which has been added
the nutmeg and cinnamon. Dot
with butter, sprinkle with another
layer of crumbs, add the remain
ing apples, sugar and spices and
dot again with butter. Cover with
remaining crumbs and dote with
the remaining butter. Pour over
this the wuter, lemon juice, and
the grated lemon rind. Hake in a!
moderate oven about 45 minutes,
covering dish for the first half of
the time and removing covi-r for
the latter part of the buklng. Herve
with cream, lemon juice or hard
sauce. The quantity of water nec -
esury depends on dryness of the
rrurrwis and juiciness of the up -
pies.
STVFFKl) I'KPPKUR-POIITIT.
Cil'KKK STVI.K
As a rule, peppers are filled with
rice and chopper left-over men
nnd gravy, which are of course a
goou combination. But instead of,lu '""'""ueo lurming m a snort
this, durlnir 1 be lenten Reason, the
delectable fillinpr which seems to
have originated anions the Portu
guese, should be well-recelvf d.
Select six green sweet peppers
of uniform size, cover with boiling
water and let stand for fifteen
minutes. Then pull off as much of
(he thin skin as possible. Cut a
slice from the top of each and re
move the seeds and veins. Santo
a cupful of , sliced mush rooms In
three tahlcspoonfuls of butter for
five minutes. Add two on p mis of
bread crumbs, and cook them un
til they are brown. Then stir In
one end one-half cnpfuls of med
ium white sauce, two. hard-boiled
epRs, chopped, and season with a
teaspoonful of salt one elehth tea-
spoonful of pepper and a dash of
oaprlka or Cayenne pepper. Iet
boll for a few minutes and then fill
"he peppers with this mixture nnd
arrange them In nn enameled ware
baking dish. Bake in a hot oven
for fifteen minutes bailing . occa
donnlly with a few tablespoonfuls
-.f boiling wa.er and a tablespoon-
ful of melted butter.
As ,'hese should be handled care-
fully after they are baked, so as
iui io apo i metr appearance, u
s suggested that they be brought
to the table in the enameled ware
baking dish, instead of transfer
ring them to a platter.
Klecirlc Bates Reduced
MARSH FIELD, Ore. Tho West
Coast Power company which lately
purchased the electric plant at
Reedsport, announces a 1 7J per
cent reduction in power rates and
promises lis patrons a cheaper rate
for lighting. The company has
plants at Newport. Toledo, Flor
ence. Glenda. Cushman, Gardiner
und Reedsport. and the statement
was made that rates will be unl-,ne
form in nil tnrm oilioa
Asylums are getting ready
those who Imagine they arc
come tax blanks.
To render the
most dependable
and courteous
aervloe
To the greatest
possible number
of people
At the lowest eoat
consistent with
fair wages to the
labor and capital
employed
Giving nnd
deserving fair
treatment
thug
to be n factor
In upbuilding
thin community
Is the objective
of this company.
Eastern Oregon Light &
FARMERS BUSy
WITH PLOWING
WAI.l.OWA, Ore. (Special)
Prof. T. S. Bailie anil wlfo were
1m Grande visitors the lust of the
week.
I Peter Crow of I-.ostli.ij wus among
(the visitors here the lust of the
'week.
A number of the farmers in
the valley have commenced plow
jlng, sm of them ore breaking
sod, while a few havo been uble
.to muri plowing old ground on the
well drained plums. The storms of
the. pust week have kept the sur
fuco of Iho ground from dry Ins off
wry fast. ,
H. C. Heftira of. Lower valley wax
at his ranch In the hills during the.
' nat w,'l'k- getting things in shnpo
Klmer Biggs of tasllnn was a
business visitor here the latter part
Of the week. '
th ai n'hAm,w,.n i
tine last Thursday tell of some Very I Wlpro PP'wIattvo of the Interest
good prices received for dairy !a8 ' ,Ildpa,(Nl in thft Increased at
cows and other stock' sold. Thft ' ndance in the Bible School. We
cows are reported to have sold at u'UHt ho will be no falling away
ppijes ranging from $Mi' lo $lfirJlu,t an tnt,r''0 for tomorrow,
per head, other slock Includlui; Tr,'nt'nnf s"'vice at H. We eypect
horses, hogs and some poultry are (U'other O, K. Nwmider wllh bs In
said to havo brought very gooil lnfH Mrvlce. The aflernnon-' and
prices. Apparently ibis indicates j evening will be given 1 over lo fl
an Increasing confidence and alst,tt" 'tHy conducted by Brolher
more optimistic outlook on the
part of the general public townrd
continued Improvement In agricul
tural conditions In this part of thn
country.
The work on resurfacing the.
stretch of highway between here
and Lostine Is said to be going
lUlte slowly. Tho stormy condl-
lion of Ihe weather during the past
n-w wiM-Ko. iiiis inane uio worK
: . ,' . . .
I f1i; f "'n , u .
Jl 1 ? vn,'7 a few
io shorl.y1 or
j hjR nPW homo. Mr. Pace has been
a resident of this section of the
country for about thirty years, and
his many friends regret .to see him
leave.
-lght snow flurries continue to
fall here nearly every day, keeping
tho ground wet up considerably.
The starting of farm work In the
hill sections has been considerably
delayed by the storms.
G. H. Beam and "Bill" Skelton
1 left recently for a trip to Pine nnd
Kagle volleys, where they will look
over the country, with a view to
locating there. ,
T. G. Johnson came home re
cently from the north woods where
nns neen logging for the past CHURCH "Why are an Increasing
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several months. He has finished
his contracts.
Quite a numher of persons over
the country nre still suffering from
"the sevftre colds and la grippe.
Heat
Light
Power
CHURCHNEWS
THK IMItST HAPT18T fHl'ltOH
Sixth street ut rlprtn avenue.
Hunduy s'hool moots at 9:4S n. tn.
H. A. Fox, supeilnlnndniit. Wo
meet on time, nnd Ihe class ses
sions are of sufficient lenmh for
profitable study. Morning worship
at 1 1 o'clock, Hermon hy (ho pas
tor on the theme: "A I'Bcftil Man's
rwinger." Children's sermon limine:
"The Truffle Cop," M. Y. P. I',
meets nt IS:S( p. in. The session
will he the quarterly business meet
ing of the society. The pastor will
lead the ilevollonnl period. Imnor-
lunl matters will come up to rin
elde, and It Is iinportonl that n
lull attendanee lie had. Kvenlng
service t 7:sn o'clock. Sermon hy
tlio pastor on thn thmnei "Ambnii.
sudors." The Invitation Is extended
lo nil to attend these services.
.unorgn Alliert Pollard, noslor.
CIllUSTIAN CHURCH Th
morning service will be the regular
of the Church Bible
I Scliool at ! : 4 5 with a class for all.
! Mvaiuier. It. commencrs ot
o'clock In the afternoon and 7:.S(
In the evening. We are expecting
visitors from outside points to this
rally. The program Is a worth
while one. The public la invited.
:O. W. Jones, minister.
rmNr RMnt.mu i ivmun &m
rn.riU'H-M avenue, opposite high
0iinni mi.i., o.r. xt-r.
MK worship nt 1 1 a. m. Luther
League devo.lons at C:;iO , p. ,.
Kmma Wurl. lender, l.enlen ser.
nnluy M p. m -Wm
hm Ho11, pnstor
M. R CHUUCH, SOUTH North
Kir nnd IT avenue. Bert A. Powell,
pastor. Sunday School nt 9t45 a.
in. W. A. Klam, superintendent, A
j i'0"1 school of religion with a place
iwr everyone. Come! Preaching by
Hi" pnstor at 11 a. m. Subject,
'"I'll" Reaper's Confidence." Rp.
worth League nt 0:30 p. m. Preach-
ll(T ly the pastor at 7:S0 p.. m.
Subject
Selfishness and Ingrntl-rl
j ' tide." y0 would be pleased to
i welcome you at any and all these
services.
ISLAND CITY" COMMUNITY
(number of ynnngt men becoming
Christians?" What do you think
! about It? Rome reasons will be
presented next Sunday night at the
Power Co.
8 o eloelt evening service. Hevore' mx "
the evening sermon there will n
the Biuli story contest, participated
In by two members of the K. L.
The Kpworth League will convene
at ,7. During tho morning preach
ing service there will bo a discus
sion of a part of the sermon on
ihe Mount suggested by the texts.
'Hfo ami tho suit of tho Kearth
ye nrer the light of the world."
The Junior League meets every
Sunday afternoon. The first service
of the day will be the Church
School and It will begin nt Kt:00
o'clock. As the name Implies, It 1
a school provided and directed by
the church. The one great -desire
of the church people Is to help
Mvurybody In the community. Is It
nol tnie that we receive the most
help, when we give the most? Tlow
can ' we give more help than
through the channels of church life
and how can we receive more?
Come and help us und let us help
you nnd ak your friends to come,
too, Hull K. Wall Ik, punt nr.
Conscience Is nothing else than the
echo of Ood s voice within the soul.
t)iu that echo comes to those who
llslen to the voice or our Kuther.
During these Lr,ntn days wo uiv
morn. .rcHimnnlvc to II in litV. hi.
cause, we are centering our -attention
upon the Saviour of the world.
This church Invites all to study tho
Bible with us ut the Sunday School
hour.tul 9:4E: tn worxhtn wllh uu
m 11 o'clock at which tiuje our new
plpe or gun will piny, our nuurfet
will sing, our minister will bring
(he message; and our people will
unite in listening to God's voice.
At tl:Sn the young folks gather foi
the. c. E. meeting and at 7:30 an
other-hour will be given over to
the Hlurty of Paul's great inesAngei
Children's
Cough
with
FOLEY'S
Mplsl llunHlitUprlntoJ
on ih wrapper.
ChlUf-nlikolU Lurtt Mltlnr
oucti w4lrln in th workL
PUTMAN'S
-
The New Things
Ready - To Wear and Millinery
to tlio Romans. Hnnilsin of rhll-
irin und rnopptlnn or monih.'rs on
buster. Sponk to the mints!. r If
nnnslilortng lh'si sai'rnil rlu-s
Tiikf. niiVuiiinKt of liirsil onuorltlll
illi's In God's Hons, and conn to
morrow us yon lirlnir othors. Wm.
t'rosby Hoss, minister,''
KIRST MRTHOPIST El'ISrO
PAL t'HniU'H "My rhureh." tin
first in a series of two sermons,
will 1m thn pastor's sermon subject
for Sunday morning at 1) o'cluo!,-.
At 7:30 he will speak on tlio anvt.
lion: "Is t'hrlstiunlly Neirullvi; or
I'osltive." The eholr slnif. At eneh
servleo we sine; ot least one of I tie
Hymns of the Cross. Tho eros.1 on
the pulpit will he llliimlnnled. Hen.
slon of the church school nt n:4S.
Men's Korum and Younir Vepi,in'c
lass meet at Hi a. in, Tlio Kpworth
League huld tin Ir evening; servlni s
nt 0:80 p. m. . .
FIRW CMXTROH OP OIIRIHT
SCIENTIST Cotner of First and
Washington. Sunday morning1 ser
vice at 11 o jlock.
Subject: "Matter."
Sundny School at 9:4S a. rn.
Wednesday evening mooting at 8
o'clock. (Tho reading room, now
located tn West-Jacobson Bids;.,
Room S, Is open dally except Sun
dny nnd legal holidays, from 12 M
It lievor vexm tho liouscwlfo ' ' ,
who Jtnows lihiv xallNrartory our . f- I l-
VXltOirGH DHY KMKVICI: Is '
HOT CROSS BUNS
REAL ENGLISH HOT CROSS BUNS
(Sylvester & Co., Manchester, England)
Ma.de Only By
Gwiiliams' Electric Bakery
Home of the Golden Crust
LET US HELP YOU-
With your electrical problems. ,
WE ARK THE "CHECK SEAL" CONTRACTORS
AND RETAILERS
H. & S. ELECTRIC
107 Depot St
Credit
Attentive Service
Reliable merchandise
Real values
Satisfaction assured.
CARR'S
NECESSARY
The Telephone Has Become a Necessity
There are 1,900 telephones connected with our La
Grande Exchange which use tho telephone on an
average of 12,000 time3 per day which is over 6'4,
calls for each telephone each day. This is consider
ably above the average for the Nation. It is con
ceded that the telephone system in La Grande is one
of the best in this country.
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
For -
to 4:S0 p. m. 'dally).'1 All' aro tin
vltod. I
If ha advurtlses It, he knows fit's
good. - fc . ' .
A3
: I? y SERVICE
Tlio iKiurlesy of Mils Imhik Is
cxtcndiil io you In provhl
Iiir safety ami protection for
your ailjiLstcd coniieitsatluu
tVHirlnl;.
Take no olinncos '
Hiing lluiii n NOW. -
UNITED STATES.
NATIONAL
Phone 393-W
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