La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 13, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, June 13, 1025. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three NEWS of Mia. Karl MrPhrrsun. of Hfiitlle. Witwiilhgton. who htia heeii vinltiny In l.u. (J run a-, the RUat of Mia. I.ynn WriKiy. und Miw Helen Mr. Jonu!d, bride-elect, were tlio in ttiilrution for a bridge party yester day uitrrnoon when .Mm. Krn'.! Vrlii'M mttTtained at tin J. K. Wright home on l"enn. Avniue. Imnng the tifternon's play Mitw Mu Ndll won high s'ore. Oiest prlzt-8 were priacntt'd to SIvh. Mr I'ti.THon unit Mia Mi-lonali1. Jtou ' 'ti(-tM if br;uitiml liowers dreuiat rd the honic At the dc,H'.' or the liuy u dainty luneheon wu a.-rv-ed. Mrs. Adolph SirBrl.l was host- (-SH to tile tlU'lUblTS Of 1lH''Alplltt 'lull yr.sterdny ai'trrnonn at her honu on I'ltth street. An exerlt k nt Itmehron was snvrd at 1:1 S 1 Vlock af 1 t-t- which hridK' was at pny for tin- iviiKiindw of tin- af-Itj-iioon. ;Ii-k. i'ly.lf Kiddle won high sew re. Mrs. F J. Sknkt entertutned Thursday ufiernoon at her homo on Adams Avi niiif honoring, Mrs. A. Hunter, Mrs. Charlea Haup riehs. Mrs. Krwln Marvin, M i a. C. It. Sinltli and Miks Virginia Hunt er, nil or Wallowa, who wore vis itors In l.a dranrli' that day. iiridff.' tt:is the iVatun- of tlu afternoon with Mrs. Marvin w inning hifih s:-or- tor first pri.e find tint eontio lation prize KlnK ' Mrs. Churles Jlooii'. At tin1 clone of the play a deli cious luneheon was served. - The Missionary Soelet of the First 'Presbyterian Churrh met yealerday afternoon al the home of Mrs. . H. I'ickeiiH, wlih Mrs. J'iokens, Mrs. I.ynn Hohiu-nkamp and Mrs. L. 1. Itusey as hostesses. Twenty ladies were present and n enjoyable afternoon was spent. Mis. Htella Intfle wax lo liave charge of Hie afternoons program Uull through a colander and add but she. was out of town so there l0 (.ni(.k,.n atock. Hrlmr lo tlu was no program. boiling- point, attrriiis constantly. Alter an Interesting business. Serve in bouillon cups with u session the afternoon was spent so-; spoonful of whipped cream sprin cially and a dainty luncehon was I uied with paprika lopping eaeh erved. The Smith-f'onley annual reuni on will be held at liiverside I'ark Knnday, June 21. A baiket lunch will be served ut noon in the park pavilion. A musical program and visiting will be the features during ihe afternoon. All relatives und their guests are invited. WALLING'S COAT SPECIALS Fifty New Spring Coals to select from; sizes 11 i to 51. Every one a bar j gain. Priced from I $10.75 to $20.00 . Hats .Trimmed by us and Patterns $2.95 to $8.50 WALLING'S The New French Curl Wlien jou wish the charm ing effect of a soft, uaturnl curl, the new French paprr wave Is the only answer. Our shop Js admirably equipped and trained to give this new curl. Yon will be more than pleased with the results. Phono now for an appointment. GE1ST MARINELLO SHOP Room fl. Summer Bldg. "A Beauty Aid for Etery Keed.". Phone Main 577 CHINESE And JAPANESE PARASOLS Just Arrived At Richardson's Art & Gift Shop .New SOCIETY f)QC Cister oMary's BY SISTER MAftV Hreakfust Hah herainbled eggs, v -a of Ktapefrmt '.up hi;to)i, ci'iHp luaut, milk, ro!" tee, Luncheon i.'tiieUeti and ueh soup, eroulona, fruit Mpt.I- giaham bread ana butler, KlUSel' cookies, milk, , tea. Uinner- Hot veul loaf, creamed peas, new potatoes in paisley but ter, tomato salud, bauuna sponge, g.nyer cookies, wnote wiuut bread, milk, coffee. A meat loaf thai can be served hoi for one meal ami sliced and served cold the next day is al ways worth making. The ereani 'd peas are urn d us an accompani ment for the meat and ut the same time furnish the'extru vege table. Ginger rookies add just the "pep" a banana desert needs and even if they were served lor 1 inebeon the comb, nation makes them seem like something else. ChlcUni ami Spinach Soup One pound spinach, 4 table spoons buttei', 4 tablespoons flour, 1 teaspoon aall, k teaspoon pep per, i teaspoon sugar, 4 cups hot chicken stock, 4 tablespoons whipped cream, paprika. Wash spinach through several waters. 1'ut into covered sauce pun with .bolter and cover close ly. I 'lace over u low fire and when "wilted cook in the juice of the spinach and butter until tender. Jt will take about ten ; minutes fur yo ing spinach. Coin : bine flour, salt, pepper, ami sugar I and stir into Hpintieh. Cook, stir- rmg const tint ly lor five minute?. i cup. SrXDAY, JI'XK 14. Mountain Standard Time Stations. KOA. Uenver, Colo. .i2'2.i), 11 a. m., Immaculate Conception ca thedral; 4 p. m.. Malcolm C. Marks, organist; H, annual Flag Day exercises. No, 17, Benevolent and Protective Order of Kiks. Tactile Standard Time Stations. KK1. I.os Angeles, Cullf. 4ti7), G:30 p. m.. Mclmntels' nightly tlulng.s; t ; 4 5, musicul apprecia- . Hon talk; 7-8. from stage and studio of the Metropolitan thea ter with 4 5-piece orchestra; 8 9. Flag Day program; y-iu, Kx a miner: Anton I.ada and his Louisiana Kive dance orchestra; 10-1 i. I'uekard Kighl dunce or chestra. Hill Hennessey, leader. Starr Kussell, blues singer. KKYVU, Hollywood, Callt. (2r2). f-1 1 p. m., .Warner Uros. West Coast motion picture .studios pre senting their Sunday movie night i folic. KCiO, oaklund. Calif. (301.2). 11 u. m., Calvary Presbyterian church; 3:31) p. m.. KCH) Utile Symphony orchestra; 7 :30. Cal vary Presbyterian church. KtiW, Portland, Ore. 4'.U.B) 111:30-12 in., First Presbyterian church service; 7:30-!!, Firsf Presbyterian church. KHJ. Los Angeles. Calif. (405.2). 6- ii.SO p. m., Leigh ton's Arcade cafeleriu orchestru. Jack Cron shuw, leader; t!:30-7, Art Hick man's illltmore. hotel concert or chestra, Kdwurd Fit .pat rick, di rector; 7-7:30, organ recital, Arthur Illakcley, organist; 8-1 o, ' program. Ha word and Smith, florists, arranged by J. Howard Johnson, a roe program. KNX, Hollywood. Calif, (330.9), 7- 8 p. m.. First Presbyterian church of Hollywood, Stewart I'. Mac Lennan, paslor; S-U, Ambos- - sudor hotel concert orchest ra. Josef Hosenfeld, director; !) jo:30, program, Valhalla Memo rial Park and MuiiHoleum as sociation. KPO, San Francisco, Calif. (428.8) 6:15-6:30 p. m.. baseball; 6:35-8, Palm Court concert orchestra; S-8;30, Palm Court concert or chestra; 8:30-10, Kudy Seiger's Fairmont hotel orchestra. .MONDAY, .KM: 15. Mountain Standard Time Stations. KOA, Denver, Colo. (1122. 4), & p. m., Fred Schtnitt and his Kiulto theater orchestra; 8-10. one-act comedy. KOA players; "Spanish Conquistadores, in Colorado," Joseph Emerson Smith; KOA or c h est ra ; "The Go rgas M e m o r iu 1 Institute," Dr. W. W. Orant; in strumental numbers, pupils Inez Arnold Allen, Pacific Standard Time Stations. KI'AE. Pullman. Wash. 34S.ii), 7:30-11 p. m., .Mm. Herbert Knu broiigh, contrallo; l.u.ilnn Hur uklun. soprano; Lillian Pctt, bont:. iitantst; K. Craig Hard man. tinor; "What Should a Student Kxlufl of Ills illll Hchool," Prof. Oi-orge A. Coe; ''Cost of tlurveMtlng What," Ji. X. Miller; "Agrlcullural Kngl neerlnff." Prof. C. C. JohnaoH. KKI, 1-os AnKi'livi. (alir. Him). fi:J0 p. in.. lOxmnlner'8 matinee program: 6-li:lo, Melmnlera nightly dolngx; H:45-T, raditoriul talk; T'8, I'ullfornln Kerenader. orchestra, Oeorge rronk. leader. Hlgmund' Sarhs. violin hOlomt; b- n, prograni. Owl lirug companv; 0-10, program, Waller M. .Mur phy Motors rumiiany; li-n. umtner presenting Hay Went and his Aleandrla hotel fl;tiiee 01 ehest ra. KI'tA. Seattle. Wash. (4r,4?,l : t r. -K : U p. in.. Sherman. l'!a and rompany program: :3a-lt'. Times program. KI'WH, Hollywood, Calif. (262 Radio , Handy in This Unchivalrous Age 1 FtvCjy'Vfa v. -A , , & J: "Ku.''1 TUB woman who ccrrfee this typo of handles can be cinurcd o? a oeat at any time and any place. To the unsuspecting mind there is noth ing unusual about the bag except that It may bo a little overgrown, but that la nothing an bags go. Inside, however, it contains a framework that ia capablo of being erected to form a comfortable seat for the not too heavy. For races, sports, ekctching and even in etrcct cara when the men set pat, it Is highly recommended. ti:3li-S p. m., program. John A. Kvans corporation; S-!i, pro gram, ( 'heck-. Veal Coffee com pany, Maxwell House eotfft string uuurU't, Culumbhin Uio. Sol Hoipii's Hawaiiun trio, New ton Hull, buy singer; -10. pro gium, K. P. Janes, contractor of Altadenu, Great Western male quartet. Bill Hatch's orchestra. Ina Mitchell Ilutler. soprano, Miller's International trio; 10-11, Warner Itros. frolic, direction t'harlle Wellman. KUO, Oakland. Calif. (301.2) 6-7 p. m., dinner concert, Shermuii, Clay and company; 8, Amphion tlio; "The Need of a National Reclamation," Prof. D avis Weeks; "Inside Dope on Curing Automobile Ills," Louis P. Sing er; "Problems of the Adolescent Hoy," Dr. Virgil K. Dickson; ' The Volga lliver:" 10-1, Henry Jlul8lea,d's orchestra. KGW. Portland. Ore. (4H1.5) fi-7 p. m., William Itohinson Uoone, organist. KT-U, Los Angeles, Calif. 4o:.2 li-7 p. " m.. Leighton's Arcade cafett-rla orchestra, ,!:irk Cron- To thtj grentest possible number of people At the lowest cost consistent with fair wages to the labor and capital employed Giving and deserving fair treatment thus To be a factor In upbuilding this community thu objective this company. -, -- t " 7 v - I n : fimSSSmicB 1:1 Sfri " iC a IV rr a-A. xr. y!W '-L-LifiZ Lia. i PKCr.AHATION Wk M W W M " - JJt " TO render the 'JTJ' ' ; most dependable Pt 1 Eastern Oregon Light & shaw, lemler; S -1 o. program. Kosecraiis Camp No. L' Sous of Veterans and Auxiliary in honor or Flag Day. KXX, IioMywoo.l. Calif. OillU.!)). 5:30-0:15 p. ni., Wmiltiter pipe, oi Kiiii studio. Sldd ill's spuria talk; o:ir, travel ftdk. W. F. Alder; ii : 30-7: 3d, dinner hour music; 7:30, program, Colum bia t Hit fitting com puny; S-l), program, L. W. Stock well com pany; !t-10, program Llstenwal ter : OoukIi. Z'-nit h orchest ra. ltola maie quartet; Hi-11. Oood rleh Sllvertt.wn 'ord dance or chestra, June Puructl. KXX j;iii, soloist; 11-12, Abe Lyuian'a Cocounut (irove dunce orchestra from Ambassador hotel. KPO. San Francisco, Cullf. (128.3), 6:15-6:30 p. m., baseball; 6:40- States Hestaurant orchestra; 3d, Kudv Seiner's Fairmont hotel orchestra; S-U, Theodore J Irwin, organist; O-lu. peter Nor man's mixed quartet ; 1 n-1 1 , Stales 1 test a ura u t orchestra. 7, States Hestaurant orehestrn; 1SI.ASI1 CITV H)M M I'MTY , rVtf Jf 'f .V VT 1 7-7:30. Itudy Seiger's Fairmont ( '1 1 1 Krll - Sunday mui lllng will I I .' A&KlC&l. VSIa -Kurfiei.nl eloll.es for Its own use. 70-1 L Ave. I ' ; J Vsl'T AM 'fWifl All work n.l no pay makes jack The committee will provide coffee. J . ; '8 3Mr AoM ' ' 3 ii searee unic.e. ' '.i.-.m. , ... V" .- S ' ' 4 Wo hv much of tlio liudjff-'t systom these d:iys. Families use it. liiisiness houses use it. Now the United States erovernment uses it. Lifiht and Power companies, the country over, wero . one of the first proups of business to use this excellent business method. Eastern Oregon I i;rht and Power coni))any operates on a complete budget system. Work and finances are carefully planned. Pest methods of work and the rendering of the best service are the result of careful planning for each one month, six months', one year and five years' periods. Good business judgment rather than politics is the basis of the company's business policy. Thus it is that private ownership and operation of Light and Power companies, with public regulation, renders good service at reasonable rales. CHURCHNEWS rutT oiuitra ok chimst HftKNWr Corner of First and WuMhlngton. Kunduy morning ser vice ut 11 o -dock. Mibiect "Clod tin Only Cause and l."e;ilor." . Minday School ut9:45 a. m. W cum adtiy evening meeting at t o clock. (The nudlnHT room, now located in West-Jacobson Hldg., liouin 3, Ik open daily except Sun day and lcul holidays, I'roiil t ) M,7:4:( i to 4 : So p. m. daily). All aro in- Vlted. KTKS'i' ' i K H l Y T K It I A N clit'lifH -Hevnlar services of the ciuin ii will be held tomorrow morninif In this church. At llM'i) O cluck the meSHUgi will be hnniKht by Key. A. It. Hodge of tlu. I r.byfeiirin Church of t'nlou. ihir Sunday sehmd meeis ut H: 4.1. vs il It clusi s for all agt s. ( lnis'i:i!i llriiieavor meets ut 7: l"i n'eltirk. All young peuph are lll-gfd til be pit Selll. I.ei ns all leel a responsibility in helping to reduce the "summer slump" by attending these servic es. Win. Crosby I loss, Minister. FIKST liAPTIST t IICUCH Sixtu Street at Spring A venue, Sunday school ineetH at i:4f. a. m.ln (m. evening; !tlhl study Tue.s-. li'is is Children's Day in our;,Iny ..v.-iiing and prayer ellng sehool, a:id speelal pi ogram will j TMl,.Sl:iy UiKht. All evening ser be given by the sehool ut the Sun-1 vl(1),H hegin at S:oo o'doek. Kv 1 arhmd hour. All aro Inv ited, j .-rybotly welcome.- -Itev. L. D. Mlg H. A. Fo, Huperintenuen. Igerc, pastor. Morning Worship al 11 o'clock. Sennmi by the pasior on Hie M KTHODIST K P 1 S CO P A L iheme: "Keligion a Specially." i CH I' UC 11. SIH'TIl --- North l-'ir Chlhlren's si-rmon thetne: "l-'orll' Ave. !i:45 a. in. Sunday school, you a rose in Portland (l.u (iran-jvV, A. Kl.im, Snpt. II a. m.."" Prea 0e) grows." ('hllig, subject, "t Hie Pastor." 7:H) Fvtning service at S o'clock. Her-1 P- "i.. Fi', oil h League ,s:au p.in. Iiuiii by the pastor oil the t heme: ' 1 'I'eachinh. "A Failure's" Hope.' A welcome u waits one ami all at The publie Ir, cordially invited to these services. - lb rl A. Powell, attfiul these servlct s. Monday ejp:tsto, v.-nitig a program is given under the iiuspiees or Ihe Ladies' Aid, FlUST MFTHuDlST FPISCH t'euturing Mr. ami Mrs. Vinci nt.jl'AL CH I' ltd I The Services at Hawaiian music ami chalk talk the usual hours on Sunday. Mr. artists;. George. Albert Pollard, Hampton will speak lo the Mens pasto.. j Forum on the question of the "Or- ganlzatlon of a Junior High C1UUSTIAN CHl'lldl Our, School." This is Children's Day Hible School meets at nine forty- il I he pastor will preach-at 11:00 five with Mis. (Ireen a Supl., and u. in. on "The Itlghts of Child it is urged upon all the members hood." If iheiv are parents who lo be faithful III attendance. j y b'Hire to huve their children Preaching by the pasior at Hev.!'briH(ene, on Chlhlren's Day they en and eight o'clock. Young people nieelim? :it Mi-veil-l IllliV. Villi are,''''''! l" "', cordially lnviied to nil serviea. Power Co. . I.e j,n outdoor aervlee and every HI nPflM IMP JbsS - - V one is reuesled to I.e l.l Ihe 1 AUliUljljliUJ IfV kZj -jZA Y ,-h.m-h at :. Kaeh family Is ...... ...... VijmJ ask.,1 lo l.rlng l.askel lunch and una. u. . nrouy HfJ . . TVa vf," l.AJ m 1 entii hour for pub M 11. 1:1. Suh.'t-c I lie woisliip Is j"l.ife'H Aetlvily Kvery one in the community Is (cordially Invited lo all the services, j--Hull K. W.illis. pasnir. fill iU'M OK CHH t'MAI'HI. Corner hchoul, X and Sruce. Sui day I u a. in. rreaehinn ut v l Young pfOpleN llieelillg m. rriij.tr mueiinj,' every iilay eveniiiK- Wediiei iCHKISTIAN !! I Subject "C.e Man." 'IKS'cK ....... i (lie 1 'rt server of CHI'lti'M U-' THK NAXAKKNl- Al lilt! Uivet -;Slte chlipel oi Ktrs! ,nd Crcuk St., jUM aeius.l tilt viaduct. Lev. S. 11. M fggei'H. the new pastor of Ihe Church oi' the Nmar. eiie. bus Just arrived to lake ehurue of (he work in l.u Grande; will preach his first message iie,t Stm day morntiiK. We extt-ud a hear ty invitation to all lo come and licur him. lur services fur tne week an is follows: Siliulav selutol !l:4fi a. til.. Prcuchliijf I 1 mhi a. m. and an ev- ;,ngrisl ie message at S:tm o'clock u.ay have tills saerum.;iu atimims. ft !-lA'.--C----'i I T p. in. and The Children'8 Day proKram will MSr J. ' ;e given tn ennneet.on w.,n .n- I ffVw WA 1. . More New Scarf I'rinU'd and Plain Crepe and Georgette :l.50 to $."5.25 PUTMAN'S Ready - To - Wear and Millinery session of the Church heboid at fl M5 a. m. The Kp worth League - will meet at 7 ami the Kvenlny service of worship will b lit Id at 8:oo p. m. The closing demonstration of the Daily Vacation Hible Sehool will be held In t his church on Friday evening at s-.tm p. m. To this all the students, prttieipals ami teach ers of the s.-hool are united with the purents Of the children and the general public. The Itev. Charles Fiimund Vin lilnk. pimloe of the Fil'Hl Methodist Kpiscopal eh u nil of linker, was a guest ut (hit home of Dr. and Mrs. Keith at Ihe Met hot 1 1st Pursonugo in La Urnitde yesterday. Itndh Telephone SMem May liinerge from Mexico MF.XICU CITY (AP)C4emral Cuslova Salinas, chief of the army army aviation department, ; with t he aid of depart mental experts, is putting llie finishing touches to an Invention whieh he believes will HAVE YOU A HOME FURNISHING PROBLEM? Bring It -pi A "OT3 5C! Better Homes To Our iJIXJLV & Expert Bread - Cakes Ilo Sure It Is Mailo by Cwllllam's Electric IlnUcry l.njilcrn Oregon's I.eadlnic Ilrea.l and Pastry Halters Gwiiliams' Electric Bakery Home of the Golden Crust FOR SALE 5-R00M MODKKN HOME will be sold at cost. Sec us nt once. The Grande Ronde Lumber Co. Retail Yard across tracks on Greenwood Ave. n FRIGID AIRE I: M ;ii riovitles ri'-Sr keenine of Vr?V . . revulutlotilxtt radio communication. Sturting with the idea of dif veloping a method lo place airT planes In - rudio , communicnl ion j w il h their lauding field, he has tie i-iojifu uis H.it!in enoTigo iu warrant the belief . tiiat telephoiii' uNefH in any city posseiudug a broadcasting station, by nimp'1 calling up tli at si a I ion, can com municate with any person in anj city of the republic enjoying equal telephone uhd broadcasting facil ities . MAUSHFIFLD. Ore. The datt of Dm Marshfleld chamber ttf com merce banquet nt whieh the stalt highway commission. (lover nm 1 'lerce a ul ot hers will 1 ie guesi s with Hohelt A. Ituotll lis the principal speaker, has been post poned for the second tiipe beeuust of inability of attendants lo in present. The banquet is now s-i for June 13, when the commit sioners and the visiting party will be Kolng Inta Curry county to in spect the Koosevelt highway. - Pies - Cookies cool, crisp fur lor uic proper food. It is entirely auto- , .. IlllllIC 111 UMMUUUI1. i See It in Our Window. Jesse Kosenbauin, Agent, with Benham Electric Co. Phone Main 101. New Foley lIdjf..