La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 30, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday. Mav 30. 1J125. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three NEWS of Mrs. W. H, Bohnnkutnp. Jr., ur.-i Dr. MiUKarct liitflt' tiih'itHln tJ with u lirliigf luncheon ut thu Country Club jvutenJuy uiti'tnuon. ).unrhon wuh sitvimI ut one o' clock wii h t-ovt-ra luiil for thirty tix. The fining room tvus ut irartlwly heorat'd with u pink tntl lavcnihT color m-hi'iin-, sweet peas being used. r-'oMowini; luncheon seven tables of liridKe were r.t play with Mrs. (illheri 1 1 nut ti- wlnnliiK hlKh sroro lor the Hint prize, the second priif! coins to Mrs. H. c. (Irmly and the third to Mrs. Anna 1'olack. In the living room baskets of flowers were artistically arrnnfied. A delightful party -took place when M.s. c. K. Wale entertained the Friday Afternoon Hi-ldge Club ut her home on Washington ave nue. The home was charmingly decorated with u profusion of beautiful spring flowers nnd dur ing the nl'lernon's play Mrs. Chan, lledflingfleld won high score for the fir. st prise and the Hecond prize went to Mrs. William 1'eare. ' At an appropriate hour an e x CfHcnt two course luncheon was served. .Master CVirk Atkins ceehrat his sixth birthday Wednesday. May 7, with a party. Several or his pluymnter. were glleNtS. (in 1)1 en Were played during l he afternoon, utter which refresh meiiln were served. Kadi child was presented with a flajj. Those pivsent ere: Jean liigh-. Jean 'i lavhu. ( 'arrol. Kraneii; Milbring HoiiKh and itenn Jenkins. Stella Palsy Hilly Announcements Social niiiHmiitf iimmiIn may tto printed In llibi column free of charge. Any uimoiimvnienis IM'itHlnlng hi any functions such ns exikel food sales, (dr., will ho relived. Announcements, to lie. prlnlctl (he same day, must Ik In society editor's hands by B:W o'clock. News editor's note. Due lq the early hour thlc Issue of the Obsi-rvi-r went to press the proKrnm for Mrs. Fred Well's dance recital will he published Monday. 1 ... I Mrs. H. J. Kitchen nnd Mrs. L. , F. Ilanfnrd will entertain the mem bers of thV Tuesday bridge chin and their h list Kinds Monthly even WALLING'S Money liaising SALE The IMnrp to Ituy Miiil-Siiinnii'r Ti'IiiiiihiI Hats s;i.u." to N.ru Iitsss nt a Siu'rlflcc I'UillH. siws -I I - Till Wiile I.fntlii-r lli'lls How, .IcwrU'ry, Xwkwcai Hull Vui'luus AitliU' AT ItKDI'Cfc'.l) 1-lUCES WALLING'S krhe New rrencn Curl When you wish the rh arm ing pffett of ii soft, natural cull, th new Frrnoli psprr wnvc Is the only answer. Our shop la ailmlrublj equipped and trained to give ttila m? curl. You will he more than plrftned with the results. I'lioiie now for n polnt limit. GELST MARIN ELLO SHOP Room ft, Bommw Itldg. - "A Ilttautj Aid for Krery Need." Phone Main 677 YOUR WINDSHIELD on SIDE GLASS? It will be Quickly and prop erly fitted for you, wirh finest 1'olinhed Plnle At Richardson's Art & Gifl Shop I SOCIETY Paris' Latest Bridal Dress HhJUS is the ory Uitesf bridal tostunu from Purls. It was de , Knt'd by I-uclcn belong and ts a unique combination of a short skirt, high, neck arid long sleeves! ing. June 1, nl the homo of Mrs. Hauford. Mrs. A. T. Hill nnd Mrs. Chaa. Illnyantaii will entertain the Mon day Bridge club, Monday, June 1, Argentine Paper to Move Into New Home ni KXOS AIKF.S (AD T-a Ha zon of Iluenos Aires, considered to be the leading afternoon newspaper In South America, has built a hand some new edifice on the Aventda do Mayo which it will occupy furly In June. The lurtldlnf?, laced with lofty Corinthian oluinnHj. has five floors and two bosVmehts, uml"x tends through the block. Its inter ior Is especially designed to meet the needs ot a modern newspaper. l'p-to-daie mechanical equipment, including six fast rotary presses and HO linotype machines will insure still greater rapidity in the pub lication of its three edtliona dally. One of the moat complete news paper .morgue in South America will be installed, with steel Index cases sufficient to! hold 500, ()o cin velopes of references to news events, obituary sketched and other information. There will nlao be a library- of 30.000 volumes open to the public, which will also be avail nolo for lectures, meetings and ceremonial affairs. I .ii It awn was st a ri ed on Its successful rarecr just before the Failing and Heck man orntlons. rena, who was succeeded by its present directing editor. Ir. Angel l Sojo. Within this lime its cir culation nnd advertisements , have tripled, the former now exceeding Kill, nun. Mrs. Jeanette Hyde hos benn muiH'd collector of cuHtoms for Hawaii. Japan, behiR the kind of cherry hloftsnins. celebi-at h each April with the tb isha cherry dnuee. k1 -SWf ' h XL. -if.' -S i t . IwbeJ Top u hofe w eddlnjf to Willi. ir M cihito' lc was prevented by the liitler'9 i-'nih. will be a iln.-s n -s i :c William H. Shep-b-r-!. of liMVilibt killed Mr- CMuimk xlth typhoid Korntn, AI--o- Is tin h't!tt photograph of itt-.4 I'ort- tiii.eri nn she arrived In I r J . ,. ... vi Ml K f Up i 'i 'k 1 'I M i if"- lit 1 "I f ' I ' ' I r H ! ""Wwj '4 -t .r T. fl 11' 1 BY SISTER MARY Breakfast Halves of grape fruit, spinach on toust with poach ed eggs, muffins, milk, coffee. (Aineheon Melted cheese with rice, lettuce sandwiches, stewetl prunes, plain cookies, milk, tea. j Dinner Casserole of beef withf raisins. Krench I'VIimJ potatoes, an- j (,iruHua salad, strawberry pie, roll ed oats, bread, milk coffee. Chlhlren tinder 10 years of ago! should not ho served K reach fried i mf.'ilmM lit,.,. l,.f( fr.Liii ).. Imwli- eon dish can be sulwUiutcd, If cially cooky Velib-llt. potatoes are not con- (Mtirolo of Hc'f with KaKlns iu unu one-nan pounds lean beef, V. cup diced celery. 'J tab) spoons minced onion. cup diced carrolt:. cup chopped ham, i cup s eded rai.sins, 4 tablespoons leiuon Juice, 1 tfc tablespoons salt, pepper, teaspoon mustard, :i tablespoons butler. . A piece of beef cut from the roupd or meat from the shin can be used for this dish. Melt but ter in casserole. Add half the ve getables and ham and cook uml! vegetables an1 browned. Add meal. cover with r maining vegetables and ham and odd V4 cup boiling water. Cover closely and cook In a hot oven for .'b mlnuleu. He-1 move meat Irom casserole ami al ruin stock. iJlscan: vegetables and return meat and stock to cas serole. Add raisins, lemon Juice, salt and mustard well mived. Co ver und cook one hour In a moder ate oven. Serve on a hot platter .surrounded with the sauce. I to not thicken the liquid. Los Angeles Huosters At It in Indian Days Mnnin- l.OR ANCiKI.KS (AIM Ipnl advertising In California Is united School I know." old gome. That It was practiced by the Indians of the village of Ynngna, now Los Angeles, liio years ago was disclosed in recently un- earthed diary of a mission padre of that time. The diary tells of the padre's! entry Into the Indian village and jCHl'llCH how the braves met his expedition with "howls, as though they werelm.; Young people's meeting CrAH wolves, and wished to give us seeds, handfuls of which they threw on thrf ground nnd some in the air." The methods of the aboriginal real estate men. however, nnnar- ently were defective. Perhaps the inducements they offered were not j sufficiently attractive. They fail-J ed to present the keys to the vill- age as later years have decreed a custom. "And we proceeded I northward to San Kranclseo to set- t tie nndre'N nli'rv retxies, DKCLAIIATION To rendpr the most dependable and courteous Bervlcf To the great est possible number of people At the lowest cost consistent with fair waged to the labor and capital employed Giving and deserving fair treatment tli us To be n factor in upbuilding t his community Is the objective or t Iiih company. tin" the nndri'N ohrv rebMes. will he held In thr church tmiior. ' 7 n m X p. to. the Si-vtnotl to-I B Eastern Oregon Light & CHURCHNEWS KiKST MKTfiOni.ST K1MSCO ,PAI,,CIiruciiThc Topic for the sermons both morning and even ing on Sunday will be seasonal. The I'asior wilt preach ut both ser vices. In the morning he will dis- cuss, "Some Corner stones of Apostolic Church.' sServUi the; at 1 1 :iMt u, m. and :' p. in. I he church seluajl will convene for lis IMble study at )i:i't a. in. 1 r. VI. I, Mosdiiiiin will addrcsu i he Men's Korum and the mot should all be present to luai the Doctor. The Young People will meet in spe-it,H'ir SllIl,lll veiling sludY and j devotion; o'clock In the vyen- tnj. The general tr.ihll" is cnt-.tlitllv welcomed. Kimer Urant Keith, pastor. CIU'ltCH OP ,1 KSl S CHRIST OP I.ATTKll HAY SA I NTS -Cur. 4th and o avenue. Sunday School. Ht::io a. in.; Sacrament Meeting 2:tio p. m.; Mutual Improvement Association, 7:3d p. in.: Priest huod and UeUef Society Meeting Held; Tuesday evening at' 7:'!H p. in.; Teacher training classes ami Auxi liary board meetings Wednesday e vening at. 7:3u p. m.; Primary As sociation, held Tmaday vtt 4:an p m. We stand for one hundred pi r i cent attendance at Sacraiin-nl I Meellng. The public In cordially invited- Ceorge li. I.yman, lhutiop. FIliKr HAPTlfT CHliltClf Sixth Street at Wprlnir Avenue. Sunday School meets at Jt:4;'j a. in. we honor nil v. lm' l.-.v hr,.l i.-.., i, do y a d u ri iik the month. All a re iVt-trnnii- im.l inviti tl , .iiuriiiiiK iv i ii otiuct.. Sermon by tlx- pastor on th theme: "Why Support tanfh'ld : College?" 1 jllflebt COletr is Olir llti'.ptlM college locatfd at .Mr M Inn- villc, Oregon. I Children's sermon theme: Tho i Kvening service at 8 o'clock, 'Sermon by the pastor on tho theme: "Choosing a Guide." The public? is cordially invited to nil of our services. U orge Albeit il'ollard, pasior. - OI.- GOO Sunday, (school in a. m.: I'reachlnw 11 a. p. m.; I tegular Sunday evening scr- jvice, 7 : :i tl p. m.; prayer meeting every Wednesday evening. we nave a contest on nctwocn the boys and girls, the attendance Ip very good, A welcome. Comer X and Spruce. I'ratt and I'lummer.- local ministers. TH K Kill ST PRKSHYTKIITAX a CIU'ltCH The regular services, will lie held in f hi? church t'Oimr Light, Heat . and Power row iitoininj,'. . Hundoy School al offers clasu; u lor all age Key. W. I.. Yiwi Nuya of Portland, I a ftnii'er pastor here, will occup 1 i hi pulpit at the morning woish-1 ip iKiur at ll:i'0 o'clock. Christl- an Kndeavor will meet at 7:t'ti o- clock with the Missionary Commit tee m charge. Itev. Wm. Crosby It ess. Minister. Till-: MKTHOIHST KPISCOPAI. 'lll UCil. SiH'TH - North f-'lr and l' Avenue. i:4r a. m., Sunday Kchol, W. A. Klam. Supt. A real school of religion w here - you and , your cii'iiircii can i iratu.iig In ieH;:ion. 11 a. m. Prea-hlng by Itev. J. 4. MeKee. 7:tta p. fl:ao p, A. Metve. Kiiworth Ueaguo. Preaching by Hev. The Holy ('nmmunlon will be administered at the close of tho morning preaching. lle.-l A. Po- Vt Kntlur, . - t CHUISTIAM CHl'ItCH Our services Sunday will be In the spl- l it oi the Memorial I Kiy Just pass-j etl. I itlde School meet a at nine- ( I lift ' -live. Mia. (i reell, Supt.. is ina nr. m riling a contist that will j feature I'Ollllli'l an ai:to race across tin Cbrtian Kndeavor at 'duck. Muni inn preach tut! ii i.nd evening preaching tit al el.-v. i;lM. Frr.MT ciuhcch ok christ! RCIKNTIHT Corner of Klrst and I I W:ihliiK(on. Sunday nioruliiK a't vice at 1 I o Vlnek. HnbjfCt "Ancient nnd Modern , i N'ecrmiiancy. alius Mt-snieristu and 1 lyiuun ism. 1 i nouiici-d." Sunday School al U:4fi fl. in. I We.Jn auttv venlnr meet I UK l o'clock. (The read In room, now locat4-d In West -J acid tson HldK-. jltoom :i. Is open dully except Sun day nnd h'Kul hollduys, iioui I'.) M ' ;lo 4:;i() p. m. daily). All aie In vlted. IW'CiI IS1I I I'THKHAn' VnVfECH--On M Ave. opposite ill' ( . t. . " ... ...ir, ' ' n ... .. Wl, . w.! Morning Service II p. in., ami l.u-' I heiiin l..au. at 0:110 n. in. W. ! j j, n ustor. Kl'l.-a't H'AI, CI II' ItCII Holy ! 'oiuumntun, s : im a. m.; Sunday 'school. ;:!;'' a. in.; Morning Ser- vice, i i.ou. itev. S. W. creasey. pastor. ISI,A1 CITY COMMITNITY ( HI Itcil Tho llev. C. A. Qulnni !of I'nbni will pn-ach Sund4iy at 11 j Th Power Co. lOpv.orth l.eaui! meets at pic will be "Above the Average." ' Th Sunday Hehimt meets al- in a. m, j .You 4i re cordially Invited to ill -1 tend all the services. Hall K. Wal-1 111', pastor. The Karl of Dnnby In I ti7 uit- successfully attempted to suppress l.'nirllHli luili1...! l...,w,.u n ill.. grounds that they were renters of pnimcai agnation UNIVERSAL I'TILITY Vacuum Bottle A cup for each pi'i'.son. Pints .... $2.25 Quarts . . . $:!.." Don't camp without one. THE L & L D RUG CO. Minerva Says A few weeka more nnd thu Children's Sale Hho.'a will all be gone. Due wom an bought three pair for herself and two for u neigh bor. Another lady bought (wo pair of tho 3 to & at 73c. Wo sold five pair of the .'-l to S run and two pair of the .SJ to 11 nt SI.7.V We also had a good run on our new shipment of Spun tex Silk Hosiery, Guaran teed. It just bents the hnnd how business Keeps up. A fitio pirt'ire show will draw a big crowd. The low prlf!:a qu shoes will do the suiip'. We got 'em you got 'em, THE B00TERY GAY IIAVDEN. Mp. Itrucv up those: broken ft.- rdt 1 rjlJK' r arches nnd wall; Hue a mil- I I IH - -V Pff'f' 1 1";"!?! KOLLINS - HE1TY WALES - TRIPI'LE-A SILK HOSE In All the Wanted Shades. $l.0tf . $1.50 , .. $1.5)5 ' $2.25 - Putman's Ready - To - Wear and Millinery (" HAVE YOU A IIOMK FITRMSHING PROKLKM?,; 'ISrhiff It A?T?CI 1vttr Hwmca To Our JtvXV O Expert fed !i t I'lioiie Main if Yon Want the Uesl BreaJ Cakes Pies - Cookies Itu Kiii-a It Ih Made by Gwllllnm'fl Fleet rlc Ilakcry Kasteni Oregon's Indhig It read ami 1'astry ItaUcrs Gwiiliams Electric Bakery Home of the Gulden Crust Prepare For Warm Weather A cKKFECTION OIL STOVE will relieve the dindKery of Summer cooking. " 1 A size for any need. h" m Furniture rir and Jfffersiin 1'hone lH-i WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE Blue Mountain Oregon Lumber Wn llnva Juxt Wlint You Want In ' MMIll:lC, SASIf AM ROOHfi ANI SHINGfiKH II will wty you to InvodlltfBte out price. Bowman-Hicks Lumber Company MAIN 8 OrAIN AND BOX WOOI PllONH MAIN Ml J. Ii. UUMtAUj i r. ri-i itr v;""r' Jijf i iil'ih II. & S. ELECTRIC 107 Depot St. Phone 393-W WONDERLAND Fishing in Retting good in tho Wallowa LakJ Wonilerliind. We have a limited number of U. S. Forest Service Maps showing all trails and roads in the Wallowa National Forest which are yours for the asking. We also have the best assortment of Fishing Tackle in Eastern Oregon Oregon Hardware & Imp. Co; READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED AIJS: FRIGID A IRE The (Miollng colls arc, designed in proper sIac tn cool your liv bov, wlMltber It is large or miiuII ami to kwp tlio temiieraturc In the foiMl comiutrtmciit safely below oO ilesrces I'aliienhelt. Jesse Roscnbaum, Agent, with Ben ham Electric Co. 104. New Foley IJlfc. Exchange Fill Every Socket With EDISGN MAZDA IMPS itri .... c ri'i. : , o: vituie iuu huh rn'i t (ChlrtiRo from California. I