La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 16, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, April 16, 132.'. TTTE ES GRANDS EVENING OESERVEI? PAGE THREE NEWS of society rpr (Mary's . Kitchen' The Gi-notul Aid of the Metho H.4t i:iii;'uu.I church mot yestitr iav iilii-rnoon at the lioin of .Mih Hoy Tyhr. Approximately twenty-' fivti 'linlif'H w-rc prt'swnt and a very iiiuyuhlt' iii'lt-riioon rsuiu-ti, Afu-r tiw- imsim-m HiHsion Mrs. A, Coo ed U .1 t!u !'V((tional. Hht wus uh- l il y .lr:i, i' JMinninx. w)k Mill? it vocal aulo 'Take Time to Mo Holy." The home was decorated for lh-fc-:iiiitin to com spoiid with th i: .Hi ti- H.'iiBon, beautiful ftprlnM fhiH-fi's mill other mullfrt of K:tHtt-i bt-liiK HHtil. Ui'foro itiljoiti'iiiiieai a i.tiiiiy luncheon wita m-rvetl by tlu fli.Mti Garden WVfk wna ohsorved hy civic day pruKruin Tiiefld;iv at th" NYlKhhoi hood club, under tho letul- i;diip f Mih. W. It. Vlckens. An liiteri'WiliiK papt'i' on "i'ubllc I'luy nrroiiiulH," prepared by Mrs, J I. It. 1 1 an rut, Was 1 1 ad by Mi'H. H. H. CteiiViT. M ih. t JtfOi'Ke Itlrliurdsott )tayet two piano hoIoh. MrM. I.loyd Musty read till aiticb on "Ales. John Sherman's Home." Mrs. Sherman Is the newly elected prt nldeiit of the Nallonul l-'ederu-tloti of Women's clubs and is known ns the "National Purl; Ixidy," ln-i-uti.s.- of Iut Interest In KaiinnM parks of Ihe I nilt d Slater, Aim. linn, y also gave a cumpre . lu'iinive talk on "Native Trees" ami bimwid Hp'i'iiiH na. which she had fiitht'it'd trout the for-sls. Ht-r talk v.i'S both iri.Hti'iu'tn'e and t'tii-rtain-Incr and displayed a knowh-dK" of lorestry. in which Bho is much Interested. The I-oynl Platers of the Chris tian church met yesterday utter noon In the annex of the church, with Mrs. Clyde .hnniernian. Mrs William P.-i ry and Mrs. It. J K il -elten as lnai'SHfH. The room was . decora led wbh buuiiielH of lllle" I and miap dragon attractively ar ranged. About twenty-five ladies wci'fl pri'Hfitt. After the bimim-KH senslon tho af ternoon whh spent socially and a delicious two course luncheon wan served. Because of thi rain yesterdny the Y. O. chlb did nid meet ut the form home of Mrs. (irovt-r (Irlm meit, as announced, but met. at the home of Mr.s. Hay Condnoutfh. on (,ta U Mrect . The a ft n noon wa iip nt at three tables of bridge with The SwanHat v From Paris II y1 17 YMR la Die a wan hat. designed for the ehle l'mlsletine by Aaurm rvfyuifr. li is of Aut&D straw with its uoly ornament a Kiaceful whit iwun UU a gulden bciik. Airs, tibn Strickler winning hifTh score. At an appropriate hour on excel lent luncheon was served. WALLING'S Money Raising SALE II A T S $3.9."), $5.95, $8.50 Every Article Must Ke Sold! WALLING'S The New French Curl Winn you wish IIib cliarm In rfhH't or a son, liBtiinil furl, the ni'W rieiK'li paper wave Is I he only answer. Our simp Ik admirably niulppi'il mill Iralni'J lOK've this ni'W curl. You will he mom limn pleased Willi Hie results, l'honu now for an npplninieitt. GE1ST MARINELLO SHOP IUkiiii l, Sommer lll.lt. "A neanly Alii (or Every Neel.M I'hune Main G77 Minerva Says--- We have just received by exprers a Light Tan Oxford for nun; wide to1. Hal, welt sole and rubber h-el. V also bave a new s ip ply of Men's lress Shoes, and can take care of the wants of men who require dress footwear. Iion't fm fret, we rarry f full line of Polishes and Shoe lirr.cMntrs. Spuntes Silk Hosiery for ladies in rotor: all niz'-s. Three lo's of chlblreli'a Sho.'H and Slippers t (jive, anny pries. Come mid 3i e for yourself - i( will pay you. THE HOOTER Y (.AY IIAVltKV, Mr. The Parkdale club met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mm Ells. Itynearson. The home was taste fully decorated with sprinif flow ers and during the afternoon Mis. Alma Carrol ave a cb-ver recita tion. It ef rcsh men (s ere served be fore adjournment by the hostesses assisted by her daughter. Mii I Seriber. Women's Missionary Society of Zlon's Lutheran church met at the home of Mrs. N. Nelson. I!in5 Oak street, yesterday afternoon. Al though newly organized, a very in -terestiiiK meeting was held, with Mrs. William Moll in charge of the program. Tin- study of "China's Heal Rev ohition" was started at this time. The members of the I. O. O. K. and Kebeecu lodges having birth days In January. Kebruary, March and April entertained the other m. 'miters of the chapters with a dance at the I. O. (. b hall las' filing following the regular lodge eting. ( 'ards whit tlso a fea ture of the evening. Airs. Christine Clark, District Deputy of the V. II. A., who is in La Grande, gave two interesting readings, She is also a member of the Hebecca lodge. Mrs. H. H. ("leaver and Mrs Whistler delightfully entertained the members of the Bible Seuchers class of the Presbyterian church sterday afternoon at the Cleave.- home on O avenue. The oiterndon was spent socially. Kensington be ing featured. Luncheon was S' lVrJ before adjournment. BY SISTER MARY Itmtkfust, Baker apples, cereal, thin cream, baked hash, crisp graham toast, marmalade, milk, coffee. Luncheon, Itaked fistt and potato loaf, egp. sauce, cabbage naiad, whole wheat bread, pineapple bliss, milk, tea. Dinner, Scalloped potatoes with spare ribs, buttered parsnips, molded iandelloil salad, sour cream pie, hot rolls, coffee. Dinner for Cbihtrtii. Poached eggs graham toasl. shredded let I uce, celea I pudding, thin cream, ml i k. The cereal pudding may simply Ite cereal left from brikfast serv ed in Individual molds or the rec ipe for cereal pudding suggested several weeks ago may bo used. Needless to say, the dinner of scalloped potatoes and so forth is planned to please the grown-up members of the household. linked I'ish ami Potato Loaf. Three pounds haddock, halibut jor cod, four good-sized potatoes. 'J 'teaspoons salt, 4 teaspoon pepper. 4 tablespoons butter, I egg. I tablespoon minced parsley. I Cook fish by boiling or bakinp and remove skin. I Yt e from bones and separate Into flakis. Hoil po tatoes until tender and put through a river. Season with salt, pepper and butter auddicat well. Add fish and mix thoroughly. Add egg well beaten. If the mixture is so stiff it can't be handled, mid enough milk to make workable. Shape into a loaf, springle with minced pars- I ley and brush over with melted butler. Place on a well-bultered baking sheet and bake Fi minutes in a moderate oven. Serve w it h egg sauce, ter: 9-10. Merryland ballroom orchestra and entertainers: lu ll, Harry Seymour's hour of popular numbers, short talks by movie people; ll-l a. m., Hrund sla tier's Hollywood M out mart e rufe dunce orchestra, Mel prdes ky, leader. KtlW. Portland, Ote. (491.6). 0 p. m dinner concert; , 8, lef lure. Pniverslty of Oregon exlension division; 10:30. II out Owls. K1I.I, I, on Angebs, Calif. 4ibr.2. 0-6:30 p. m.. Art Hickman's lUlt ntore hotel concert orchestra. Edward Kite pa trick. director; 8:311-7:31), little stories American history. Prof. Walter Sylvester Hei tJtog; Ulehard H e a d r I c k. screen starlet, lbys' sextet ot San Kcrnnndo high school: S-l". program. Western A.uto Supply company, arranged by .7. Howard Johnson; 10-1 1. Art Hickman's Hilt more hotel dance orchestra , Earl Hurtneil, leader. K.IK, Seattle, Wash. H.sLX ) , . fi C:.1(i p. in.. "What's Doing at the Theaters;" K:SU-s:0. Post -Intelligencer studio recital; y:H0-i, Chamber uf Commerco program. K'LX, Oakland, Calif. (T.as.'J), U-7 p. m., oi'Kait; 1 : 4 1)-!' : 4f, si ml In program; it ;4f.-1 t):(t, Sneet's ballroom. KNX, Hollywood, Calif. (3SU.9) B:4f-tl:l6 p. m., Wurlitzer pipe organ stmlio; : 5-7:30, program Heverly Itidgo company: 7 :30-S, program. Eastern Outfitting Co.; - M, program. West 'oast t lieu -ters. Inc.. by remote control; -11, KNX. feature program; 11 II', Abe Lyman's Cocoa nut i J rove dance orchestra from Ambassa dor hotel; in -2 a. m., Wurlitzer Nighthawks orchestra. KPO. Hon Krancisco. Calif. (4y.&), p. m., Wurlitzer night. PTTHLtS. BLQSSGiVIJNG pacity of the bowl at the Pen dleton Hound-up park, according lit a statement by Oeorge C. Maer, btiHiueKs manager. The additions will be made to Insure sealliig room for all who may attend ihe annual show which will lie held during four days t tils year, Sep tember MI -I last P.I the COVE, (Special) Krult tree are beijluuiug to blossom here. T. M. JfdntHon ami family visit ed relatives ot Ladd Canyult Ihe firt Of the week. Mrs. Kclsoti Kight was seriously ill I Week. L. J. Chadwh-k and family wet La til-mule WsltoiH Saturday. Mrs. J. P. 1'eisbee spent we.d; w,l h Imt grandson, N. Kij;ht. Among those who nttend Moilins auction s.;le at I'nlou Hat uiday attei-inioii were T. H. John son. .Vi r, end Mi a. SeUtener, Mr. and Mis. N. P. Ki;.lit. Mrs. J. P l-'ri'tbee and A. L. iWck.T. S. V. Kojier Is busy sowing al falru ti.'.d this week. Mr. and Mr. It. J. Haker" and family and Mr. and Mrs. Neil Kiht were dinner guests at the L. J. chadwick home recently. The l:. D. mail canier la un der miareiitine because his daught han diphtheria. Meivln Loree ts now carrying the mail. Pound-1 p to Add Snts, PENDLETON', (tie. Hetwecn I'KtiO and ;tdiiii new bleacher seats! will be add.-d to the seating ca Hall's Catarrh Medicine . both local and Inlernal, and hn been . successtul in ilie trentmeni 01 for over Kirty yeart Sold by all Jiussutt F. J. CHENEY ti CO..T0UJ0. OHic SPECIAL KA1J0 and COLLEGE CURL CORSETS Values to $0.01) Now $1.5)8 PUTMAN'S. Export Marcelling Phone 521-J, For Appointment I 1 I Radio ! Announcements Social announcement may be printed In tbbj column free of cJiixg. Any announe.e ii i en ts pert n I n I nc to any func tions euch as cooked food ah, etc. will bo refused. An Dottncements, Ui be prlnteil the ttame. day, must be lu wxdeiy eilltor's hands by 9:00 o'clock. News editor's note. Chapter I, P. K. O., will meet to-1 morrow afternoon nt the home ot Mrs. William Miller, with Mrs. A. R. Hunter assisting as hostess. Mrs. E. L. lloltms will have charge, of the program. Mrs. William Pea re will lie hos tess to the V. A. Ft. club tomorrow afternoon at her home on Second street. The Greenwood Parent -Teachers association will meet tomorrow at 2:i o'clock nt GrWnwood school. Cove (Special) Mrs. William Hallmark and Mrs. A. H. Orton will entertain' the Ladles Guild Krlday afternoon, April 17. Women ore not men's equals. We know. .We tried to slap one on the bock and borrow a dollar from her. k , . The Wall Street sucker's motto seems to be "If at Nrst you don't fall, try, try at'ain " Keep Well USE Old Moniicello Tonic ICveiy I);iy and retain your health 1 Moon Drii( Co. lOvrrythlnsc for flip Sick lb km it rifO.NK MAIN 8 FRIDAY, APRIL 17 Central Time Stutfons. KEATi, Lincoln. Nebr. CMu). 7:3ft !t:30 p. m., Poane College Hehool of Mustc; Kerenaders orchestra. KI'W'K, Shenandoah, Iowa. ( 2tJt; , C:8t p. m., concert from t'lear mont. Clarissa hurch, director. KEItC, Itrlstow. Okla. GltM.A), V lrati a. m.. Itrown Derby elult. K I A I', Sihtipok, Minn. 9-10 1. m., school of music. W.1JI). Moosidieart. III. (302.8 ), 6:3(1-7:16 p. in., Albert V. Mrown, , organist: 7:16 - K, Moostdteart children; H:3a-1 a. in., Garod studio. Charley Hlratifht and ltist orchestra. ! WLW, Cincinnati. Ohio (422.3 ),j 12;15 . m., dance selections, Ahaus Hrunswiek orehestra. j WMAQ, ChicuKO, III. (447.5), C p. in., ChicaKo I heater organ reel- J tit); 6:3u, Holel LaSalle orches-1 tra; 6:50, family alter league; S. Wide - Awake club program, Frances Ford; 8: 3 it, musical Reo graphy, Mr. and Mrs. Marx K. (.tberndorfer; !. fishing, Kdward j G. Taylor; 9:16, program, Maej Graves Atkins, director. I WMC, Memphis, Tenn. 409.7). 7:30 p. m., Radio talk; 8:3l.! liritllng's Novelty orchestra; Il.i midnight frolic. i WO AW, Omaha, Neb. (626), 6:Sfi! p. ni., Harry ' Urader, violinist: Frank Htrawn, pianist; 7, to be announced; 9, program, Chicago.! Rurlington Ac Quincy Railroad company; "Seeing by.ltadio Ter ritory Covered by the Burlington Route," Ir. G. K. Condra; 10:3u. Willard Robinson and his orchestra. WOC, Itavenport, Iowa (4S3.C), 6:30 p. m., sandman's visit; 8. boys' choir, Sacred Teart cat bed rul; 9, Kaaba Temple Shrine band. WORD, Chicago, III. (276), 8-10 p. m., "Safety," J. W. Oliver; Es ther Friend Kennedy, soprano; Heleno Homan, contralto; Lu clle Banderstarr, pianist. WOS, Jefferson City. Mo., (440.9). 8 p. in., "Homing I'igeons.' Frank H. Hollman; "f'orn Grow ing in Missouri." Sammi M. Jor- dun; original poems, LeRoy H. Keisey; music, Mrs. II. E. Hach- te, director. ' WQJ. Chicago. III. (447.6), 7-8 p m., Rainbo Garden orchestra: Henrietta Nolan, violinist; Otis Pike Jester. soprano; Mary Thrash House, pianist; 10-1 a. m. Rainbo Skylarks; Larry Rrund age, Harry Kraemer; West Hro thers; Zelgler Sisters; Nate Cald well, pianist: Lauretta Gibs, so prano: 1-2, Hotsy Tolsy hour. WSH. Atlanta. Oa. 42S.3, 8-9 p m.. Griffin program; 10:46. Grac Methmllst chlHVh. WTAS, Elgin. III. (302.8), R-10:3u p. in., WTAS orchestra. Mountain Time Stations. CNR i , Lomouton. ('an. (616.9). 8:30 p. in., Moonlight serenade' oreheitt ra. KOA, Denver, Colo. (322.4), 8 p. m., Fred Schmitt and his Rlalto tln-ater; 8 : 1 n, studio program. Francis lirown Lowry post, No. 601 ; talk, Gustave J. Ornauer: Rev. Ignatius Oroll, pianist. KOH, State College, N. M. (348.6) 7:30-8;30 p. rn.. Mrs. J. K. Chris tie, soprano; Mrs. Herman Noseh pianist. Pacific Time Station. KKI. LOS Angeles. Calif. (468.6). 6:30-6 p. in.. Examiner's musical half hour: 6:46-7, Radltorktl talk; 7-8, Examiner, ll'erary pro gram; 8-9. Evening Herald bout of dance mustc; 9-10, Loren Rob inson and (to Apollo male quur-t-t; lo-ll, Tilda Ruhr, contral to, songs of Italy, France and Germany. KI'OA. Seattle, Wah. (464 3 ), 6:46-8:16 p. in.. Sbermnn. Clsy A- company program; 8:3'i-!0. Times program; lo:0ft- 1 :30. K l di Harkm-ss md his orchewtra. KFW R. Hollywood, allf. ( r.-J , 7 46-9 p. m.. I iiii Mitchell lint-b-r, sopruno: McWlnters and box. vau.b'Vtlle bMiiJoisiH: Holly sis Yorkshire Agrk'tilturul Lands Made t'nlit by .Mine (M-ratioitH YORK (AP) In consequence of a report that mining operations in ihe West Hiding district of York shire have caused u subsidence ex tending over 3000 acres, a com mission of Inspection will shortly make u Umr of inspection to ascer tain Hie extent of the damage. In the valleys of (he Itcurno, Calder, Aire and Pother, land ban hernnio snliiiicrired derelict :illd waterlogged to such an extent that ( It Is unfit for agricultural purposes, j It Is said that similar conditions will prevail on further t tacts of 1 Kind In the Itoneaster area when , the coal fields there are fully de- j veloped If an intensive drainage ! scheme Ih not undertaken. 1 To consider the best means for! such action a special committee ! has been appointed to Investigate the whole situation. : ROYAL VACITM SWKFPMU will take the drudgery mil of your spring lutuMcleau- Make your denning; n pleuMire, not a tusk. I-'n' a Fill-; demons! ra don at your home, call .MAIN P21 La Grande Electric Co. "The Store of Quality ami Servl" (in j.nilrfpnnr,. $285 Installed This low price places 1'rIw'iJairc electric rciri craiiun wilhin the rcucli of everyone. Friffidalre can he placed In your ovn ice-box in a few hours. It keeps food for days as fresh and sweet as lite day you put it in. lc eliminates ice and ice de livery. iSend forfulidetails. 17 S:.'e and Sites $550 u, f.o.b,, Vaytoit, O. Ii'sse Ibiscnbaiint, Ajjt. Or The I ten bam I :lectiU- Co, cw lidey Rld'C. 7W Sweet's ,5 PX x i. cjhtris no doubt about ittheWEST T good candy"' If you want to know how good Sweet s Kodeo Ear really is, just try it on some friend from the East. Watch his eyes light up when he tastes it! Note his surprise at finding such a candy bar in the West! Do you keep a supply of this walnut-filled, millc chocolate-coated caramel ciuam candy on hand for evevyday enjoyment? It's 10 cents the bar wherever good candy is sold. EVERY BITE'S A DELIGHT . t You Know It'i Good lice-jus cw;rt?T'C . ciiTtll'n .i:?-V '-d-ii Ih Itarr.f of Hedl .itjJ Catijt k ' j&r BARMI Fishing Season Soon Open. I have a complete line of .. FISHING TACKLE Choice Line of FLY HOOKS AND FLY RODS F. L. LILLY Hardwmr rbon Mala 81 Credit Attentive Service Reliable merchandise Keal values Satisfaction assured. CARR'S ir You Wnnt (lie IH-.1 Bread - Cakes - Pies - Cookies Ho Sure It Is Made by (.William's IlUvtric linker) Kastern Oregon's Ixmling Itrad nml Ilry Bakers Gwilliams' Electric Bakery Home of the Golden Crust Fill Every Socket With EDISON MAZDA LAMPS n rri.Ai WI,aia Vftii Cno TUia dttn Q-QI-" "jq. 1MJ IIIIV1V i Jt Allld II. & S. ELECTRIC 107 Depot St Phone 393-W READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS THE NEW YORK STORE'S GREAT INTRODUCTION SALE Ends Saturday But (lie low prices and honest values that have made these stores so popular in every city where they are located will go on. You can save every day of the year on men's clothing at this store and if anyihing is not right BRIING IT BACK! Hundreds of people have taken advantage of the unusual prices wc have made during our Introduction Sale and they'll conic again. Just two more days of this particular sale but bargain values every day, no matter when you come. We wish to thank the hundreds of people with whom we became acquainted, not only personally hut with our store, and with the high grade of merchandise and the extremely low prices which is our con stant policy. For Men New Shoes Thnt Just Arrived Light weight Work Shoes a good one for the summer months $1.80 Good lijiht weight Work Shoes for -$2.59 An extra good hpnvy Work Shoe..$2.t9 Liitpst Htylft Dress Oxford 5.1.8!) Latest style Dress Shoes. .53.39 - 5.1.89 Dress Shirts, detached collar 9": Very finest Silk Shirt 52.89 Very finest Silk Shirt, attached collar 89c Very finest Caps 9c Men's Union Underwear 09c (Including Knitted and Athletic Styles) New York Store Special Overalls a pood, roomy, full-cut over all in the hest denim made for only ?1.2" Ladies' Dress Oxfords and Slippers $2.89 Ladies Lisle Hose, black and brown 29c Ladies' Silk Hose 79c We have just received a full line of Children's Shoes and Oxfords in tha best quality, and low prices that coin cide with our jMiliry always. We have more of the Children's Un derwear that has proven so popular at the same old price of s 29c NEW YORK Sf OiE Former Scranton & Short Location, A)ar.m Ave.