La Grande evening observer., May 02, 1925, Image 3

Saturday, May 2, 1925.
THE EX GRANDS EVENING OBSERVER
1'AGE THREE
NEWS of SOCIETY
An event unlictputcd with nmrh
picatmrf ly 4 'tin pt ir 1. I. K. O., Ih
ihfunnuul May lkiy luncheon Ktvi'n
ly Uu Klgin meinlnrs of tins 'liap
tT, The 1 1 rive to KlK'in It t"niehtl
ly Ix'uutlful ut this tiniH of your and
w Ju'ii followed I y I he otl(loii8
Iitnehfoii htvimI by Mr. Surah
Urowni'H, Mis. I.. Itrnhum, Mm.
ShoeuutUiT anU M:n. Hu&, it whs u
real treat.
The home of Mm. Hrownell was
n rustically deeorated with yellow
n iid white tulips and rout's, Rent hy
Mrs. Whiting and Miss Alktm.
linnierly of chapter I, now living
In Portland.
The program selected was "llenu-v-nn
If ih Life and I Mays." Mrs.
Hug gave a paper on Ills life and
gave a review of hiw drama. "The
J'rinee Who Learned Kverythlng
Out of Moolis." llenavente won the
NoIm-I prize in 1 '.''22.
Honoring Klla f'onnoll Jpshp, Mrs.
A. L. Lii'hardKon and Marl; Uuti
li'ls, who appeared h'-tv lasi eve
ning In recital, a group of people
of La CJ ran de i til en sled In music
rnleriaimd yesterday ai one o'clock
with a delightful four course lunch
con ni the Tiffin.
A beautiful centerpiece In the
form of a May ImhUH. wilh tulips.
lilacH and na rei-siiSfH. was used
and places mar iced for IS guesi.s.
Mrn. .Iese and Mr. nanieiH .-fi
thin morning for Portlnntl.
f
fine of Hie ino-il ilellghlfid af
faiiii of Hie wrrli wan the p.uly giv
en - lam Monday evening by Mrn.
Maltle Thompson wlun she enter
tained the SKiKe and Ward lri-
mnry officers at the nmiifiomont
iiall. The ball was made very pret
ty with spring blossoms anil was di
vided to n pres' nt a living room
and ball romii. The guesis dressed
as young boys and girls and Mrs.
L. Garrick acted as chaperone.
Two May Queens, Mrs. Klb-n L
Stoddard and Mrs. Mary Lindsay
were chosen by vole and I he two
Midi's were given ten inin ities in
which to dn-sa their i(iicen in crepe
pitper costume. The May pole was
then braided, parlor gnmes played
find dancing Indulged In with mu
sic by the Junior Sunset orchestra.
The t wo (pieens gracefully danced
n mfnuei.
C.'t'r.'shnn-ntK. consisting of In-
WALLING'S
We Are
Selling
Out
Every Article Must
lie Sold!
WALLING'S
divlduul chicken pies, l-'rench pas
try, fulled ntitH tvnd punch v ere
served in pretty May bus lifts.
Those present were Mesdamrs
Stoddard. Lindsay, Waloh. I'lt-gg.
Smith, Webb. jJiutt. Woods. Htttt.
and the Ms s Hanks. MeU-alf.
Ilean. Watch and Hiatt and the
hostess, Mrs. Thompson,
The members of the Alpha club
were charmingly entertained yes
terday afternoon at t he home of
Mrs. !.. 'tit num. A delicious
luncheon w tin served at 1:15 o'clock
after which the afternoon wasj
spent ut bridge, with Mis. A. W.
NVlson winning high score.
The tunica were attractively deco
rated wbh beaiitiiul tulips and nar
cissuses. The Parent -Teach era association
of Willow school met ysterday af
ternoon nt L':SD o'clock for the lust
time this k.' lion I year. J Hiring the
j oiiH.nesr, session me ronowmg oiii-
(! were eleCleil lor i:il'!i-t: I'l'i-S-
idtnt, Mrs. Nell liirch; vice-presi-iieul.
Mrs. Cora Hiutnks; seeretary.
Mis. T. tJekeler, and treasurer,
Mnt. 1'earl Campbell.
After the Ihisuvhs session a May
Hay program was glvt-n. Tl;e pu
pils of MiKs Jones' room appeared
in a charming May Iviy dance: Hie
chfhlreu from Mrf. Heiinett's room
gave a May day play ::nd the firs:
grade pupils from Mrs. Young's
mom aeb'.l Keveral Mother (loose
rhyme;). Leverend lU rt A. I ll.
of the South Methodist Kpiscnpal
church, gave a 'short addr-ss and
.Inn. 1 tod gin gave a talk on "in
come Tux."
An excellent progrnm wl!l be
given Sunday evening at 7 :S0
o'clock ai the L. 1. H. cliurch. when
HiiKh lv Lraiiy will give a. lalk on
"Law Knforcemcnt.' Tave llen
1 lendrickson will rentier a trom
bone solo; Lucille Metcalf will give
the Slogan: Clayton Caldwell, "le
toh Story:" horoihy Caldwell, vio
lin solo: Mrs. C, a. liean, vocal
solo, ami (Joldeu (ieerlseii,' vocal
solo.
The public is invited,
i
Klgin (Ppecial)--The annual Junior-Senior
himrniot wan hold Thurs
day evening at 1 ho Masonic hall.
The Senior class, the high school
faculty and the loca' hoard of edu
cation were guests for the evening.
Between courses clever toasts by
members of both classes were giv
n. Superintendent E. S. McCor
niick acted as toast master.
The tables were decorated In a
blue und gold color scheme, yellow
t u lips and gold and blue caudles
being used. The tulip idea was also
carried out In t lie invitations, fa
vors and placards. The banquet was
prepared by the Women's Improve
ment club.
Cister oMary s
IQtcheru
BY SISTER MAAY
Hrenkfnst,
Halves of grapefruit, cereal with
thin creum, crisp toast, breud
crumb pancakes. maple syrup,
milk, coffee.
Luncheon.
Crenin of spinach soup or cream
ed mushrooms on toast, combina
tion sandwiches, cocoanut custard,
milk, tea.
Dinner.
linked hanihurg steak, baked po
tatoes, creamed onions, n,Uit cliii'
lonaii.1, rye bread., prune souffle,
milk, coffee.
When ih1 fruit Ireea are In blos
som, canned fruit should lie avoid
ed if possible. Of course, (n t he
city, where there inn'l a fruit tree,
to scent the air, this precaution is
unnecessary.
Tlu' cream soup la suggested for
small children who do not cat the
creamed mushrooms.
('named Mushrooms,
One pound mushrooms, f table
spoons butler, Vfe teaspoon salt, V4
teaspoon pepper. 2 tablespoons
flour, cup thin cream or top
milk, X small triangles of toast,
crisp springs of parsley.
Clean mushrooms and remove
caps. Cut both caps and steams in
thin slices. Melt butter, add mush
looms and cook five minutes. Sill
iloiif over mushroom), stirring wilh
a fork until well blended. Season
wit h salt and peppt-r and add
cream, stirring constantly. "ook
live minutes, Mirring constant ly.
and pour over hot toast arranged
on a hot platter. Garnish with
sprigs of parsley nnd Hervc.
(Vyoamit 'iiiHrcl.
Six eggs. i cup sugar, 4 cups
milk, cup slin ibleil cocoanut.
teaspoon salt, I teaspoon vanilla.
Heat eggs slightly with a fork.
Heal In sugar and salt and vanilla.
Scald milk ami -our slowly onto
first mixture, beating constnnity.
Add cocoanut and turn into a but
tend mold. Tut mold Into a pan
of hot water and bake In a alow
oven until firm lo the touch. It
will take about 45 minutes to bake
the custard, Mo not let the water
surrounding the mold boil during
ihe baking. When a silver knife is
inserted inlo the custard and comes
out clean, the custard Is done.
1 CHURCH NEWS
M. K. nil'ttCH, HOlTH-North
Fir 1 V uvenue. Hcrt A. I'owetl,
pastor. Sunday School at !:45 a.
ni. W. A. Khun, Hnpl. A rcul
school of religion. Preaching by
(h pastor ut ;! a. in; Subject:
"The Iturden f the Heart of Kvery
True Follower of Christ." I'p
vvorth league at 7 p. m. I'renrhlng
by the pastor ut K p. in. Huh.lcct:
"The Oiscovery of Ood.'' A wel
eome uwults you.
rmusTiAN ruriicH nibie
school meets nt f r 4 fi- Mrs. Clem
Green, Sttpt. There la a class for
all. Kvery menthcr of the church
ought to be in the Hlblc school.
Morning w orahip at II. Sermon
Mihieet, "In tne Spirit on Hie
Lord's Day." evening preaching
hour will he nt eight o'clock In
stead of seven thirty ns has been
i h rough tho winter. The sermon
Is the second In u series on the
Home, dealing with "Home Dan
gers." Some vital things wilt be
sail), Christian Kudeuvor at seven
o'clock. Mvery service ft worth
while service. We invite you to
them all. O. W.'Jones. minister.
by Mrs. J. A. Telford. The minis
ter will speak io on appropriate
(heme In keeplnir wilh the har
mony of the worship hour at 11.
The Hnnday school at H:4ft with
classes for all and the Christian
Kndeuvor nt ti:30 for Increasing
numbers of young folks. At 7:30
all officers of the church are urged
lo be present for a church meeting
which will include all those inter
ested In Ihe program of our or
Kanlzullon. Ladies Aid will meet
on Wednesday ufiernoon and t he
Missionary Society will (father on
Friday afternoon for the regular
monthly meetings. i,.t iH observe
the Lord's Day by our presence In
His house of Praise. Win, Crosby
Itoss, minister.
KPISCOPAL CIMiU'U Hoty
Communion, 8: da, Sunday school,
'JAl. Morning service, 1 L He v.
S. W. Creascy.
KXOLrSH LI'TIIKRAN
CHI IICH Opposite high school.
Itlhle bpIiooI at !i:4.r a. m. Morning
worship 1 : mi a. m. Luther Lea
gue at fi::m p. m. Council meeting
1'uen.iiiy evening, QueHiion: "Are
you against chrlsi"." You say. ab
solutely not. Hut Jesus says. "He
Hint Is not with me is ugalusr nn;
and he that gathereth not with me,
nraltereth." Compare- Ihe two
statements. Only one can he right.
Chrlsi will be against you In a)
eternity If you uie not now gather
ing with Him. Win. I Holl, pastor.
Limior Owner Imprisoned,
HKND, Ore. Mrs. Helen Hair,
who recently pleaded guilty to a
charge of liquor possession, was
taken to the stute training school
for girls at Salem, for a period
not to exceed three years. Sher
iff Roberts of Deschutes coiimy
last night discovered Mrs. Hlair
in the act of sawing the bars in
Ihe window of her cell.
ISLAND CITV COMMl'NITY
CIM RCH Music Week Is from
May 3 to May lo. Music suggests
harmony and beauty ami leads us
away from Ihe disagreeable. Music
is supposed to be a special feature
in nil churches Sunday and. for all
next week, a musical program of
very high order will be carried out
in La Grande. Attend as many of
these musical numbers as you pos
sibly can. Sermon topic Sunday
morning: "The Music of Life," For
Sunday evening the Kpworth Lea
gue Is Invited to attend in a body,
a special young people's program
at I'nlon. Hence there will be no
services In Island city during the
evening. Hall K. Wallis. minister.
rRKSRYT KIOAN CHl'RCH
Music Week in La Grande will he
fittingly observed In our church on
J Sunday morning as the tiartet
will sing two anthems: "Tench Me
O Lord," by Steane and "The Good
Shepherd," by Harrl; while Mr.
Dutton will contribute n tenor solo,
in addition lo (he organ selections
FIRST HA PT1NT f'llliU'H
Sixth street at Spring avenue. Ser
vices for Sunduy, May 3. Sunday
school meets at H:4fi a. ih. We are
continually Improving our school
with tho thought of efficient ser
vice in mind. We are ready to
give you our hi h(. Morning wor
ship at II o'clock. Sermon by the
pastor on Hie theme: "The Kmpty
House." Children's sermon theme:
"Whut ihe Year I at-! Stands For."
F.vcnlng service at S o'clock. Ser
mon by the pastor on Ihe theme:
"A King's I M lemma." The com
munion service will he held at ihe
close of . the morning service
Please note the time of the evening
service, changed from 7:30 to
o'clock. This church will help ob
serve music week. May 3 to 9 by
appropriate congregational hymiib
In the services of the day. George
Albert Pollard, pastor.
pin, The pastor will preach, using
for his theme "The Nearness of the
Kingdom of U t.,f Tht church
school will convene for its regular
study at 9 : 4 f a. nt,, and the Fp
worlh League will me.-t in lisNtudy
and devotional srvicey at 7:n
o'clock In the evening. Keep In
mlud the Week hay S.iiool of Re
ligious Kducut ion w hiiii will con
vene on May Uaih ut ! a. m. This
school Is under the uutiplces of Ihe
Ministers Association and is for all
people. Three grades will be main
tained, vis: Primary. J unlor and
intermediate.
PUTMAN'S
Tor Style and Value in
Ready-to- Vear and Mdlinery
CHl'RCH OF GOD Sunday
school in a, in. Preaching at 11
u. in. Young peoples meeting til
B:4S p. in. Regular service at 7 K (
p. in. Prayer meeting every Wed
nesday evenlllK. Mlble study every
Friday evening. We am having a
good attendance.- We are only a
common people, but try to make
everyone feel ut home, Corner X
and Spruce.--pratt. and Plummer,
local ministers.
FIRST MKTHODIST KPIflCO
PAL CIICHOID-La. Grande Mush
Week May 8-l. Tho church will
specialize In good music for the
day. In the morning with Mrs". Kin
man at the organ she will render
I wo organ pieces, "Melody," by
Drew, and "Herceuse," by !el.
brick, the choir will sing the nn
them "The Soft Sabbath Caltn," by
Shelley, and Paul Knautx will he
heard in a solo which will be se
lect ed. The Celebration of the
Lord's Supper will he a feature of
the morning service, with a hrluf
sermon by the pastor. In the eve
ning services which will open ut
eight o'clock and not at seven
thirty Mrs. Harold Dewey Young
will preside at the organ, rendering
"Summer Joys," by Ash ford, and
"Springtime Pleasures,' by Rob
erts. Mrs. c. t Dunning will ren
der a vocal solo, "Flee as lllrd,"
by Dana, and Miss Helen Williams
will give a piano piece entitled
"Waltz In A Flat Maior." by Cho-
rill'RCH OF Til K N AZARL'NF
At Lane (impel, corner of First
and Lane street, Sunday school.
! : 4 Tp a, in. Preaching by the pun
tor ami special inuaic. at I I a. in,
KvangeliiUle Hervice in Ihe eveuhiR
at 8 p. m. This will be the fare
well service of our pxistor, J. F.
Ransom and ull are invlletpMo be
sure and come, as he would like to
meet all friends if possible ut one
of the services. t( in hnpiwl thai
Mrs. Ransom would bring one of
the iiicfts igra on Sunday but , It all
di-pends on her health. If possible
she will try und be present. There
will be special 'tinging at both ser
vices, be sure and come. The new
pastor Will be her.- In tt few Sun
lays to take charge, during iha:
Rev. L. A. Campbell a Mn;iionnr
to Ihdlit, will have charge of iht
work here.
Finrr rntiRcu of cimust
SOIKNTIST Corner of First tint
Washington. .Sunday inorniutf ser
vice nt J 1 tWIock.
Hubjecl : "Fvcr lusting Punish
ment. .
Sunday School at fl:4a a. m.
Wednesday veiling meeting at I
o'clock. (The reading room, now
located In West-Jacobson .Rldg.,
Room 3, Is open dally except Sun
duy and legal holidays, from i:j M
to 4:80 p. in. dally). All aro invited.
hU.Xh IN.MNCTIOX PLAN.
MAI'Sni',!l-:LD, (h-c. InJ-inc-tii
n papers seeking lo prevent ah
election May 12 to decide on a
proposed bond issue for a Coos
eotiu'y roeds program will be fil
ed with the county Judge. It was
deebb d here when the Coos Coun
ty Goods Ro:ids association met nt
Cniiillle. ('allots have been printed
lor thec'tlled election, and notle -s
have been punted on telephone and
l.-letrmtnb pnh-s in the el ties and
at aehflolhoiises In the rural dis
tricts. - -
J. T. Hrand, Marshrield attor
ney, was elected president of the
iissoc lufldii tonight, succeeding .1.
F. Norton. S. C. Fndicott. of
Handon, wna chosen vice preside!!,
und J. K, Snyder of North Rend,
secretary. !
Things ore nothing more than
whut you think unci usually not as
much. "1
Liquor Cache Is Found.
HALFWAY. Ore. Prohibition
officers caught, the rep ited "klu;r"
of Pine Valley bootleggers Sunday
when they found a barrel of
moonshine liquor ou (he farm he
longing lo Floyd Pollard nnd took
him to Haker for . trial. Pollard
has been uccuscd of operating a
still und being I he leader of the j
bootlegging ring for four yeais. Itj
w as only after hours of digging I
that the barrel w us found wiuve
it had evidently been buried for
years.
LANDRY
ivS'-L Work llml ill 1IkIii Willi appear- AJ
' '-A ami' Katl.srJca with lasting wear f t
V ' Hint's Ol It LAI'MIIIY S10H V-
r . .. 1 1 ,
Credit
Attentive Service
Reliable merchandise
Real values
Satisfaction assured.
CARR'S
Announcements i
Social aouomtccmeiitj may
be printed In this column free
of charge. Any announce
ments pertaining to any func
tions such ah cooked food
sales, eta, will be refused. An
nouncements, to be printed the
snnic iIkt. nmt be In society
editor's hands hf 9:00 o'clock
News etllior't note.
The New
French
Curl
When you wish the charm
ing effect of a sort, natunU
curl, the new Freneli paper
wave Is the only answer.
Our shop Is admirably
equipped and trained to give
this ue curl. You will be
more than pleased with the
results. Phone now for an
appointment.
GE1ST MARINELL0
SHOP
Room 0, SonuncT RMf.
"A lieauty Aid for
Efery Need."
Phone Main 577
! The I.adics Aid Society of the
Presbyterian church will meet
; Wednesday afternoon. May C, In
.tho community room of the church.
The Young Ladles Educational
Auxiliary of the First Methodist
Episcopal church wilt give its an
nual banquet Tuesday evening.
May 5, at the church.
Mi
merva
Says-
We nro soiling n few piir ,
ilntly of thosi' broken 'slz i
In Slippers n n rl Oxfor.H j
ulilrh r nri dlscnndnuini,'. i
n'nil now Is vour tliiio to K"t '
pnir whllr tliC lw ro
bi-rc IN'opI' nrp n-nlizinj: ,
thi' kooiI v.-tl'iPS v.? an of- ,
f. i-Iiifr ill thi-sc low pric i.
.lu.-l tlilnl;! from SO In St j
Kilpiiors ami OxfonlK al I
S:t.(i nnd s;!.:0. J
llr wis- K"t yours now ;
th.w will nut lust Iuiik .'t
tills prion. '
Medium nml low hi"-l: -orril
rolors anil Hlylin.
C'liililri n'M Slio.'' .-uvl Pllp
pii.. Sl.llfl. SI.I.V jd.JS t " 'I 1
Ml):..
THE BOOTEKY
t;,Y IIAYUI V. ytsr,
lldine nf Ihe An-h-Aitl St"M
Weak nitdies made Mont
American Home Will
j Be Shipped to France
I NKW YORK (AP) A model
Amerlcnn home of ten rooms and
, t hree baths, built nnd completely
j furnished In New York, will be
snipped to France and set up in
the Grand Palais at Parla as n part
of Ihe Amerlcon section of the in
ternational exhibition of household
.and labor snvinp devices. October
.22 to November lfi, It was announc
ed here today by Arthur Willlama,
' vice-president of The New York
1 I'M! son company, who has been
'chosen pn sidetit nf the American
'Section of the exhibition. The house
I wilt be nn American pi ft to the
French department of public In
struction under whose auspices the
exhibition will bo held.
I The decision to wend a model
American home to Paris was mode
ns n result of the report of Albert
("!rolsnt, prneral commissioner of
lihe National office of Industrial
j lleflfarch and Inventions. that
Kn nrh women have heard so much
of the comforts of American homes,
particularly of the modern Ameri
can kitchen and laundry, they arc
beginning to demand American
hous" furnishings, hous'-hold ap
plinnces, and labor aavhif devices.
The constant comparison of the
heating, plumbing, and lighting fa
;cllilles of French homes and hotels
, v. 1th tho" of America cn the part
iof tourists and American resid'Hin
In France, Mr. Hrolit said, also haa
Induce,! a strong demand anion
t he hotel proprietors and apart -nient
owners of France who hope
to Induce Ani'-rhan visitors to stay
longer and p"rhaph Ixconie perma
neiit residents if France.
Amazing
prn.AiiATio
To render tho
most dependable
and courteous
service
To tho greatest
possible number
of peoplo
At the lowest cost
consistent with
fair wages to the
labor and capital
pm ployed
Giving nnd
deserving fair
treatment
thus
To hp a factor
In upbuilding
this community
Js the objective
of Ibis com puny.
Growth
Twenty-two hundred customers were served by
this company in 15)10.
3-100 in 1914.
0500 in 1021.
In the last 20 years the population of the United
States has increased 40 per cent.
During the same period the use of electric light,
heat, and power has increased 2,000 per cent.
These figures go to prove Electric Service as a
most important factor in our life and the remark
able thing is that the privately owned and operated
utilities have been able to supply the demand for
this service on such a gigantic scale.
I OI.VMI'IA .M.W KMI'MIVI Il
' KI.AMVTII 1'AI.I.S. On-. I'mil
T. Jm Uhoii. niu nf.sistant princi
pal of llif Olympi.'i. W.j.ih.. Inih
m tiool. wim HiM-t--l principal of
(ho Klimiiitli hlKti fiihool. iiccoril
Inir to ii nnoiini'i-rni nt. 1!' w in
rhnwn :M'inl:iv niirlil. Iut p llilH-unnotini-'Miii'iit
"us wltlihi'l'l p.'inl
'liijf Ills ai i-i pt:inii' of mliiry ti-rim.
'II. n-w prini-ipiil will niirrii-il
.IntniS I. Iiarhn. wlio hni Pi--n
,.i im-i tin 1 j.inci- ll'i' il'-a:li of h U.
Iti tm-'tl. i v-pi Inrijial. I;mt wnil- r. j
; K. nry I'lir-I In l.fliiir hu for II
I million ilpll.ir. ll lw lown lii? ma
haw In wi-tk u fi w nilnuli-.t ovi-r-I
time.
Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co.
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Fill Every Socket With
EDISON MAZDA LAMPS
-rf?jr? I!uy Them Where You See This Sign
II. & S. ELECTRIC
107 I)cH)t St Phone 393-W
A COMPLETE STOCK OF
Basmussen Paint
ON HAND AT ALL TIMES
The Grande Ronde Lumber Co.
HOUSE CLEANING
CHINAMEL is one thing that is necessary at
this time. We have a Chinamel Product for
every purpose.
Oregon Hardware & Imp. To.
"A MVK CAMPFIItr, IS RATnEfl TO HE CHOSEN
THAN ilti:AT t'ATCIIKM OF F1KH."
3 FRIGID AIRE
Keeps the air DRY, CRISP, 1 ROSTY.
There Is no moinlure nothing to cause
objectionable odors. It is Automatic
in operation.
Jesse Ko.nnbniim, Agent, with
Bcnhim Elcriric Co.
Thone Moin 1C1. New Foley Bldi;.
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