La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 05, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday, May 5, 1025. THE EX GTtANDS EVENING OBSERVER PAGE THREE NEWS of SOCIETY A delightful affair of tiwt week wa a fumtly reunion of the Met culf fumtiy held ttt th M. I. A. hall Thursday evening, honoring Mm. Mary K. Mot calf's seventy-eighth birthday anniversary, Korty-five members of the family were prcs rnl. Including all her sona and daughters, except one who Hvvg in California, A delicious dinner was served at fi::iO o'clock. The t a Idea wre at iKtclively decoruted In u pink and white color scheme, wild flowers find apple hlo.sMoniB being used. A huge birthday rake in the sumo col ors 8ervnd as the renterpleee. Af ter dinner 1 he evening was spent fiorlully and a program wuh ren dered. Mrs. Metcnlf'a nons and daugh ters presented her with u beam I fnl pearl ring. Those preneiit from out of town were Mr. and Mrs. Wither Sti'lntf hnm and won. KHvood. of Astoria. Mrs. Madge Price, of Portland, and Mr. find Mrs. J. U Metealf and Mr. and Mrs. Ledbetier, of North Pow der.. ' A group of members of the World Wide Guild of the Hnptfat church met yesterday afternoon to practice numbers on the Mother's Day program to be given Sunday morning. May la, at: 1 1 :io o'clock. An excellent program in keeping with the occasion 1h being planned, Including a vocal koIo by Mrs. Flor ence l.yneh Miller, and a harp solo by Miss Kaye Price, who will also appear in harp recital ut the Pres byterian church that evening iy 8: If) o'clock, as a feature of Music Weelc. The public Is Invited. A public program will be held al the Kagles hull at X::!fi o'clock Fri day evening. May X, at which time l.a Grande Arte No. F. O. Ka- gles will pay their respect to "The IteHl l'ut On Karlh Mother." The Magics have always stood by mo ther and home and an excellent program Is expected. The program will Include speak ing by Reverend O. W. Jones, sing ing by Hoy Williams, Iho little Misses Hansons and others. In ad dition to the progra m a c I a ns of candidate will be initiated Into the order. Otto P. Heinse, Grand Wor- "Fore", Cries This Outfii WALLING'S SALE GOING STRONG Hats $2.50 up Coats $8.95 up Hat Frames, Trimmings . Retrimmings and Making WALLING'S M f . - If p 7 ;t M , :i fit &i '? K Ml bh PCS M , W t,AJ THia outfl?. would l wdcoma at ony eotf Uniio, no mattor how hor clu'oe. In cono!3 of a yellow iwoater colltred aiul oufToit with yel low kll, worn Willi o HHt of white, yetlow, ry and blacli strlpoa. TUo hat la ot ysllovr Colt, 'Xister efflary's Kitcheru BY SISTER MARY Breakfast Shredded fresh pineapple, poach ed eggs on graham toast, rice waf fles, maple sirup, milk, coffee, . l.tinchitiit Halted limn beans, lettuce sand wiches, sponge cake pudding, milk, tea. Dinner Hroiled herring, horseradish but ter, scalloped potatoes, hut tered spinach, rhubarb and strawberry pie, whole wheat bread, milk, cof fee. The butter served with the fish should not be given to children ot four years of age nor should they havo the crust of the pie suggested 'lor the dinner dessert. Mill as these two dishes ure an addition to the menu for adults the recipes follow. Itlmhut-h ami Strawberry I'll. Two cups rhubarb, 1 cup diced strawberries. cup sugar, Mj cup fine dried bread crumbs, t table- spoon flour.. The, rhubarb should be cut into one-Inch pieces before nit amiring. Line u deep pie plate with a plain paste.. Sprinkle evenly over the crust two tablespoons suga r and the flour well mixed. Adtl one cup rhubarb and one-half cup si ravv berrles. Mix remaining sugar ami bread crumbs and sprinkle half ot it over Ilie layer of fruit. Add re maining fruit and sprinkle with re maining sugar and crumbs. Cover with top crust and bake from SO to 40 minutes In a moderate oven. lie sure the upper crust Is press ed firmly over the lower one to pre vent Iho escape of Juice, Moisten the under edge well before fitting over the lop. An indigestible but. "nummy" dessert is made if this pie Is served I with whipped cream. However, if jllte main part of tiie meal is plan I ncd to be lacking in fat calories a j rich dessert of this sort can be served very comfortably. The New French Curl When you wlh the oil arm ing pffwt ot a soft, natural curl, tho new French paper wave la tho only answer. Our shop Is admirably equipped anil trained to give this, new curl. 'ou will be more tluin pleased with the results. Z'hone now for an appolulnicut. GEIST MARINELLO SHOP Boom 0, Sommar BIdg. "A Beauty Aid for Etctj Need." Phone Main 577 thy President, of the l o. Kagles. of Indianapolis, Indiana, is urging jthat all Kagle Aries throughout the world observe "Mother's Day" and 'p-.iy their respect accordingly. we. Miss Leona Wuldrof entertained Uhe members of the graduating class of the .Sacred Heart Aca demy at dinner Sunday evening at Ithe Foley drill. After a delicious 'menu was served those present en joyed a theatre party at the Arcude 1 1 iical re, , j Three 'girls will pmduatf1 frorn ,the academy this spring. Miss Kt niu Owsley. Miss Her ilia Nelson and Miss Leona Waldrof. , Clover 1'roek (.Special) A fare Iwcll party was given Saturday at the Parker home In honor of Mr. jand Mrs. Gardner, Sr., and daugh ter, lone, who expect to leave here lor Nysau aa soon as Miss Gardner cloaca her school ut Jimmy Creek. Clover Creek (Special) Sev eral people from here attended the birthday dinner given Sunday at the Charley Waltz home in North Powder in honor of Mr. Waltz's 85th birthday anniversary. Mr. Waltz is an Oregon pioneer. He is a minister and at Christmas time he preached in Ikiker from the (same text and at tin.1 same church as he did in that city fifty years ago. Ilia friends wish him many 'more years of happiness. Hints for the Housewife Announcements Social announcement may be printed la this coin ma free of charge. Any anuounce ments pertaining to any func tions such as cooked - food sales, etc., will be refused. An nouncementH, to be printed the same day, must bn in society editor's hands by 0:00 o'clock. News editor's note. OIR FAVOR mo JAM The housewife who has not had good rusiilts in making M ru wherry Jam, will welcome this hint which insures perfect success. The strawberry is lacking in pectin, the really active constituent in makins Jelly and jam "jell," Although syrup, which always con tains sugar, and fruit acid play an Important part, it Is this necessary "pectin" subKtance which Is ac countable for the failures. Kipe, meaty strawberries make a good Jam, but overripe berries which are usually used because they are cheaper, have more water content than, the iea ripe berries and ' Fcqiii re'' additional pectin to bring about the desired consist ency. Some housewares add addi tional sugar when confronted with this problem and while it does help to make the jam thicker, it also makes it sicken ingly sweet and ha-s a tendency to make the Jam become crystallized when exposed to the atmospliere. In making strawberry jam the berries should be washed well af ter they are hulled and allowed to drain thoroughly in an enameled sieve or colander. Measure the berries and put berries Into an enameled ware pre serving: kettle, the vitreous sur face of which wiil preserve the delicate color of Ihe berries, odd a cupful of granulated sugar for each cupful of fruit and let stand an hour lo draw Juice. Then allow to simmer for ten or fifteen minutes before boiling. Uoii forty minutes and stir constantly, and then gradually add concentrated home made pectin or that which is now sold In small bottles, until the de sired thickness of the Jam Is ob tained. Seal while hot. Radio WK1r.hlAY, MAY Mountain Standard Time Maltou KOA, Denver. Colo. (322.0, 12-1 p. in., ronnintitt period; 1-2. dunce program, tea room, Unn iels & Klaher Store oompany; 3. "In Old Louisiana." musical com edy: 7-8, Tnlon Pacific railroad band: H, uperutiu night, In a Kulns. soprano; Huny J. Mor ton, tenor; l.amunt male chorus; Abundant Life mixed chorus: Itt-U'. Jo Mann and his liuin-bow-l.ane orchestra. IKOH, State College, N. M. (348.6), 7:80-Hi 'M p. m., iudlan songs. Mrs, Dan Kloss; piano duets. Mrs. John Powell, Mrs, Fred Kuester; negro spirituals, Mrs. 1. Alien Illglcy; "Hearing America -First." Mrs, Marx K. Oberndor fer; Kngllsh ballads, Mrs. It. W. Ooddurd; lem A. P. Taylor, vio linist; Mrs. A. P. Taylor, pianist; Mrs. O. C. Hnow, whistler: "What Hadio Meant to 1 he American Home of Today." Judith C. Wal ler; McDowell number, Mrs. Fred Kuester, I'HHlic Standard Time Klnllou KFAK. Pullman. Wash. (JUS.G), 7.30-9 p. nt., Colfax Methodist choir, Mrs. I,. A. Ktrtland, direc tor: Mesa Ferguson, pianist; "Kf fect of Sulphur on Protein Con tent of Legumes," J. It. Neller: "The Living Hoom," Ogdeit F. Heeman; "liee Diseases and Their Treatment.' It. A. Sloeum. KFl. Los Angers. Calif. . (-118. f). f : 3 o -ti p. m., lOsaminer's musical half hour? (-): 1 f, McDaniei'M nightly doings; ti:-Lr-7, Itaditorial talk; 7-7:3it, Nick Harris, detec tive stories; 7:3u-fi, program," Goodwin, K linger and Mac Kay Insurance company; 8-!), four fifteen minute vocal recitals, so prano, contralto, baritone and tenor; !-in, Kxnminer: literary progra m ; 1 a-1 ! , Pat rick - M a rsh dance orchest ru, Petty Pat rick, HOlokit. KFOA, Seattle, Wash. HM.S), 4 f:H. p. m.. William l Hoffman's Olympic hotel concert orchestra; 6:4 5-X:lf, Hopper Kelly com pany; 8:30-10, Times program. KFWH. Hollywood, Calif. (252), 7:4f-9 p. m., program. Arrow head Lake company. Arrowhead Springs string orchestra; Virgin ia Ainsworth, suprang; Karl Yates, baritone; Newton Hail, tenor; !t-Hi, Dorothy Dodd and let stand over night. The vitreous surface of enameled ware assures perfect safety from the action of acids, which are strong in citrus fruits. Jn the morning boil for ten minutes ami then let stand again for twenty-four hours. The second morning, measure, add an equal amount of sugar and boil steadily till Jellied. Seal In air-tight Jars while hot. Melba Meislug. , popular songs; Hawaiian nighthawks; 10-1 1, Warner Brothers' hour of Joy. under direction of Harry Sey mour himself: ll-l a. m., Brunei statter's Hollywood Montmurte ca t e d a j ice o re h est ra , M e I IV desky. leader. KGO, Oakland. CaliT. (361.2), 8 p m., musical program, Cora L. Williams institute; 4-6:80, con- ; cert orchestra. Hotel St. Francis. KG W, Portland. Ore. (44H.6), U:S0 p. in., Hose City trio; 6, chil dren's program; 0, Hotel Port laud dinner concert; 8, concert. Western Auto Supply company; Hi. Sherman, Clay & compuny studio. KHJ, Los Angeles, Calif (40f.2), ti-ti::a p. in., Art Hickman's Bilt more hotel concert orchestra, Kdward - FltKpatrick, . director; ti:iio7:30, little stories American history. Prof, Walter Sylvester Henzog; Dick Wiuslow, juvenili reporter; Baby Muriel MacCor mae and Mickey Mclian, screen Juveniles; Pncle John; 8-H:3u, t astronomical lecture, Dr. Mars Buingardt; :3U-H), program. Pay F, Chesley, Ford deuler; lu ll. Ait Hickman's lliltmore ho tel dance orchestra, Karl Hurt net i, leader. Ki.X, Oakland. Calif, (f.08.2). 0-7 p. ni., organ concert; 8-!l, enter tainment; '.i-!!: I &, American the ater orchestra; : 1 5-Hi, pio H ram; la-1 1 :4.r, Tom Geruno vieh's ball room entertainers, KNX. Hollywood, Calif. (3:(.s), 5: 4 5-fi : 1 f p. m., Wurlltxer pipe tirKaii studio, sports talk, Hid ' (1:15-7, dinner hour music; 7-S. Ambassador hotel concert or-elu-stiNt, Josef Itosi'iileid. leader! S-!l, program. Security Trust and Saving bank; !!-1 (I, program by Wrightwood; 10-11, Hollywood community dance orchestra. KPO, San Francisco, Calif. (429.5), I -'J p. m., Hudy Selger'a Fir- moiit hotel orchestra; 4:.10-s:3o. Umly Seiger's lalrmont hotel orchestra; ti:t-7, States restuu rant orchest ru; 7-7:30, Itudy Seiger's ( alrmont hotel orchen tra; s-l.t, Atwnter Kent artist pro grain ; 8-HI, program, George Hlhlrclh, tenor; Hi-1 1, Johuny Huick's Cabirlaus. of rotten ortmges. ' 1 It was said the miser had Inherit ed h Is firt line from his wa 1 1 h y family when he wuh a young man and that his love for his money made of him uu ciiciry of mankind. Only One In 50.000 Movie Actor Achieve Staithxn HOLLYWOOD, Cultf. (AP) --Flo-urea compiled during the last five years by I lie largest moving picture producing compnnies reveal )4 Man With .Moiv Thau Million Dies of Starvation In Smyrna CMVIiNA (AP) The body of a millionaire who died of starvation recently was found in the beggar's quarter of Smyrna. The man, about So years of age, was known to most of the lnhabltsnts of the city. When he had not been seen lor several days the police were in formed and forced an entrance to his squalid habitation. Among his filthy possessions were found large stacks of gold and silver coins, bank notes and jewelry, the value of which was es timated at $1,1114.000, There was no food in the place except a pile TWOS RODEOS Don't be always wishing for a Rodeo Bar. Buy two at a time and keep an extra one handy. Selected walnuts; honest-to-goodness dairy cream ; finest milk chocolate coat ing 1 It's the candy bar sensation of the ' West. SWEET'S Yoh Know It's Good Became It'i Mode liy I 6weet'B Salt I.akb i meHo.-3of Kf-nl Quod Candy EVERY BITE'S A DELIGHT . For Fleer T stuff e and Mi merva Says We nrp soiling quite a lot of Hoya' OxforriH und Shot's. We still hove a feood run of slzfs Inrt to plok frojn. There la quite a snvlnsr on these while they Inst. Were 5.ofl find 5.S; Now S:S..'i; sizes 2i lo 01. .Men's Work nml Pre Shoes. Mnny styles to choose from, l'rlrea rlt'lit; quality 10f"7r. Broken lines of Children's Slio8 und Oxfords and Slip pers, pried so low tlmt we are nshinn.'d to pulilish t In in. roll In and we will tell yo'l. THE B00TERY HAY IIAYIi;. Sljcr. i Home of Ibr An li-Ad shop. ! Weak nn lM- made Stout Invitations for tho hymn mem ory contest, which was to lie held iat the home of Mrs. R. . I.nndis i tomorrow afternoon at two o'clock, have been recalled. There will be ;no program tomorrow afternoon, Mrs. Frank Lilly will be hostess to the Lucky Thirteen club Thurs day afternoon, May 7, at her home fon Penn avenue. j The Ladles Aid of the f'reshyter llan cliiirclr win meet tomorrow af jternoon. May G. in tlte community ,rooni of the church, j - . . j The two divisions of the ladies laid of the First Methodist Kplseo jpal church will nie.-t tomorrow af-jtt-rnoon. May G. The first will n.eet I with Mrs. Will Adh-p in May I'urk. nrs will leave the church ot two o'clock. The second will meet with Mis. George Haars. 2uS M avenue. I l.oaii" Total K:;,s:i.iut j SAI.KM, Ore. Wheat eed loans under a law enacted at the 1'Ufi 'session of the legislature now afr ;gregate $KS3.4iii, occording to . j report prepared by t he secreta; f i ut tiie state hoard of control. The i amount represents 541 upplica- tions, Approximately h 0 uppd .cations ifhve Imm-h icrelved. I The Jeff islat ure appropriated ( $l.l!i(t.(Hi(i fur the relief of fuini- ers In frost devastated areas, but it Is not believed lure that more ; than $:,r,a.nt.M wi be required, j 1'nder the law none of the i money con hi be used except, for 1 .se.linK'. DrUiinors ortAxr.K-fjHAi'i:- ritl'lT lAlt.MALADi; TKe housewife whose supply of jelly and jam Is rather low or ex hausted, will make a few nuarts of orange-grapefruit marmalade to help out until the berry Beason is In full swing. Marmalade can be used In much the same way as Jelly or jam for topping off des serts, in rakes, combined with cream cheese for a sandwich filling or for the breakfast toast. Core hut do not peel :wo grape fruit and slice In one Inch lengths and us thin jin possible. Slice four oranges In the name way. Measure nil the fruit and add three times as much water. Turn Into an en ameled ware preserving kettle and in your bakings use BAK1MO F WBEE SamcPtic vOutvcesfor we) "More than sfound and a half for a Quarter A trial will convince you of its high quality Millions of Pounds Used by the Government 01l-Fashioned Lavender Cologne Try it after Shaving The Bath Exercise $1.00 THE L ft L DRUG CO. "The Sign of a Good Drug Store' Charming New Frocks Not to He Equaled at the Price; In AH The Newest Styles and Cloths. Here They' Are At $16.50 to $27.50 Delightful modols fashioned along youthful lines, in many and varied styles. for sports, street and all occasion wears. Make it a point to see these un usual values.' i . , LADIES READY-TO-WEAR AND MIL.LINERY Keady - To - Wear and Millinery that the aspirant to stardom In the films must overcome a 60,000-to-l chance of achlevinK success. The figures Indicate thut In the past five years, screen service bu reaus of Hollywood have supplied over Ho, oun men, women and chil dren, v ho at 1 1 rst w e re Inexper ienced In moving- picture work. OT thi-se Kid. (nut, not lo exceed six or seven hove reached a point where i heir names were carried cm the screen, and only two have, become stars of any tmitcnlhiile. . Many Included In the. figures had some theatrical experience, and tho contract U drawn with the fact that nearly all of the prominent stars and featured players Jiave had stags experience. . , "A beautiful face," directors say, "or a pretty figure, or both, with out special histrionic ability, are useless in filmland." - The straw lid is huddlnj? forth. II blo.isoms out. Then goes to seed. ' m f I PT &' Is your mother tin: Best In the World? Then send her a Greeting Card from our carefully select ed stock for Moth er's Day. May loth: or a (lift of exquis ite loveliness from our distinctive line. Richard son's Art A Gift Shop Cartoned Butter Is better protected it is kept clean and sanitary. MEADOW HARVEST H UTTER is wiapped in the best grade of parchment and packed in the best cntlun that can be had. It's Protected ! FEED Hulled inula Hulled bailey Haled hay Whole corn t 'rucked corn Whole wheat Crocked wheat Mill feed NcreonlnKs. linliy ehh'k feed Oyster shell Cilt Ktiro Iy Kcrntrh hl Ask Our Hrices. La Grande Warehouse & S(oraje Co. Plume ftUIn 71 Credit Attentive 'or'-ree Reliable mjrii ardiso Real values Satisfaction assured CARRrS i i 0 .tS ill -J Ji 4 v ..J It Vmi Want the Ilcst Breatl Cakes Pies - Cookies Do Kmc It Is Mode hy Owilllam's Electrlo Wakorj Eastern Oregon' Lcnillng Ilrrfcd and l'astry llnkors Gwiiliams' Electric Bakery Home of the Golden Crust CAKADLb . ..jt L :A .. Yoi can depend upon us for capabta service, no matter . 'ft what the clrcum stances may be. We shall be pleased to confer with you as to details and then carry them out. We Understand. Our Invalid Car Is at your service, fno of charge. Main J 0NOIK1RAH8 KIMMKlUIAIf Undertakers TO f JI MAZDA fU Fill Every Socket With EDISON MAZDA LAMPS ,rW' Ry Them Where You See This Sign II. & S. ELECTRIC 107 Depot St , Phone 39S-W R3 jva J f; FRIGID AIRE Keeps the air DRY, CRISP, FROSTY. There is no mointure nothing to cause objectionable odors. It is Automatic in operation. Jesse Rosenbaum, Agent, with Benham Electric Co. Phone Main 101. New Foley Bldg. If be advertises It, he knows It's ' ood. l