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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 4, 1925)
Saturday, July 4, lfl2T. . THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Pape Three ' . j J. NEWS of Mrs. I. A. lloucll entertained with u delightful porch luncheon at her country homo recently, ho noring her daughter. Mrs. J. 11. J. am m who In visiting here from I ninsniuir, California. All of tho liowell family were present With tho exception of one wn Ivan, und one son-in-luw, James lumm, who uro in California. ,'i'he table was beautifully decor atfd with sweetpcas, Covers were laid for twenty-six. l-'ollowing luncheon tho uftcr noon was spent socially. SIMAY, July 3 Mountain standard Time; Stations KKVVA, Ogden, l lah CitfJ), 8-11 p. in., musical program, Chuutber of Commerce. KOA, Denver. Colo. (322 A) t 11 a. in.. First Congregational church; 4 p. m., First Congregational church; 7:S. First Church of Christ. Scientist. I'licit'lc Standard Time Stations KFI. l.os Angeles, Calif. (4ti7). (i:MO p. m., Mel laniels' nightly doings; 0:45, miiHicul apprecia tion talk; 7-8, from stage und studio of Metropolitan theater; X-l, Sunday classic hour; 9-10, Kxaininer program presenting a dance orchestra; 10-11, Packard Six orchestra, lilU Hcnncssy, leader. KFWH, Hollywood. Calif. :!&-'), y-11 p. m., baseball scores, War ner Bros, movie frolic, present ing stars ot st and screen. KC.O, Oakland. Calif. 3tU.2). H a. in., First Church or Christ. Scien tist; 3:30 p. in., Clilt hole! eon cert orchestra; H. First Church or Christ, Scientist. KGW. Portland, Ore. MM.Ii). ln:30-IJ in.. First Presbyterian church wr-vices; 7 : 4 & - p. in., .First Presbyterian church ser vices, K1I.I, l.os Angeles, Calif. (403.2), 0-fi::io p. m.. Brighton's A read! cafeteria orchestra, Jack Cron hliiiw, leader; G:30-7. Art Hick man's Bill more hotel concert or chestra, Fdward Fllzpatrick. di rector; 7-7:30, organ recital, Ar thur Blakely, organist; 8-10, pro gram, Sunland laboratories, ar ranged by J. Howard Johnson. KNX. Hollywood, Calif. CUK.M, 7-8 p. in.. First Presbyterian church or Hollywood, IteV. Ste wart P. Mael.ennan, pastor; 8-V, Ambassador hotel concert or clie.Ht I'll. .Ioef lOwnli'ld. diree- WALLING'S JULY CLUAUANCK SALU Of Hals, Dresses, tiiitli leies, Brassieres, Coi sels, Hose, Jewelry in fact everything in the store to he sold. WALLING'S The New French Curl When you wlfh the charm ing effect of a soft, natural curl, tho new French rmper wave la tlio only answer. Our Mi op Is admirably equipped ami trained toglto this new curl. . You will ho morn thnn pleased wllh the refill. Phono now for an appointment. GELST MARIN ELLO SHOP yiomn A, Rommrr JIMff. , "A Beauty Aid for ETery Hoed." Phone Main 577 LOOKS FINE To hur your pifltnca rn lHlf;t'( ttti'l lii'atltifully lint' pil by Kk-hiirtlsun. "The Art .Man." Developing I'lintinp Copving ' TinliiiK Framinj; ALWAYS At Richardson's Art ct Gift Shop Radio SOCIETY tor; 9-11. program, Beverly Hills Nurseries, the Kuboviskl trio. Ki'O, un Francisco, Calif. (428. 3). 2-3 p. in.. Theodore J. Irwin, organist; 3-3:30, funnies from the Chronicle; Hip Brother; 6:35 Palace hoiid concert orchestra; 8-8:30, Palace hotel concert or chestra: 8:30-10. ItuJy Solger's Fairmont hotel orchestra. MOM1AY, July 0 -Mountain Standard Time Stations KFWA, Ogden, t'tiih (2(J1), U-ll p. m., studio program. KOA, Henver, Colo. (322.4), 8 p. m., KOA orch stra; Colorado Mountain club tulk; Chopin pi ano recital, pupils or La Vetu Berlsehy, Oemer college of mu sic; "The Uising of tho Moon," KOA studio players. Pacific Standard Time Stations KFI.iLos Angeh-s. Vlif. (407), 5:30-0 p. in., K.xamlner's matins, mti.slcale: 0, Mc Daniels' nightly doings; 6:45. radiotorlul talk; 7- S. California serenaders dance orchestra, (ieorge Cronk, leader. Si Km und Sachs, violin soloist ; 8- !t, New Kngluud hour of music; ti-10, program. Waller M. Mur phy Motors company; 10-11, Ex aminer; Kay West und his Alex andria hotel dance orchestra. K KOA Sealtlc. Wash. ( 454.3), G- 0:45 p. m.. Olympic hotel con cert orchestra; 0:45-8 : 1 5, Sher man, Clay und company pro gram; 8:30-10, Times dance mu ni x. KFWB. Hollywood, Calir. (2R2), (1-7 p. m., children's hour, Big Brother of "KFWB; 8-tl, sports results, program by Cheek-Neal Coffee company. Maxwell House cnfiVc siring (iiariet; Charles Beauehainp, tenor; Vie Beat and Frank Pierce, novelty singers: Foggy Mathews, blues singer; ! 10, program, K. P. Janes, build er of Altadena; Bill Hatch's or chestra; Sol Hoo pit's Hawaiian trio; Ina Mitchell Butler, sopra no; lo-li, Warner Bros, frolic, direction Charlie Well man. KOO, Oakland. Calif. (3UI.2), 3-4 p. m.. program, Shcrjnan, Clay and company studio; 4-5:30, Henry Halstead's ilonce ore lies-, tra; 6:30-6, Aunt Betty stories; t-7, Sherman, Clay & company; 8, A m ph ion trio; "Prevent Heaths from Drowning," "Inside Dope on Curing Automobile Ills 1 J.otiis 1'. Singer; '"The New Edu cation,' Ir. I'Yunk Clruves; "l-'roin a Composer's Workshop Harmony," Arthur S. (iarbett; "Collection Letters." W. J. Mar ra. KCIW, Portland. On. (4M.5). C-7 p. m., Williuiu Ivoblnson Hoone organist. K NX, Hollywood. Calif. (336.0). fcttO-ti p. in., Wurlitzer pipe or gan studio; (1:15, travel talk, V. P. Alder; (l::!ii-7::til, dinner, hour . music: 7:31), program, Columblu " nut lilting cb ili pany ; " S-t,' ' pro gram. i. W. Stockwell conipuny; Ji-10. program, M. Welnstoln, dealer in precious stones; Hi-11, (loodrich Silver! own Cord dance orchestra; liilyan May Chullcng , er, eontrallo; 11-1, Abe l,y nmn's Cocounut. tirovo dance or chestra Irotu Ambassador liotel. KI'O, San Francisco. Calif. (4U8.3). 2-3 p. m.. Loew's War field thea ter; 5:30-4. Keg. Code's dance orchestra; 4;;;i-5:30, Itudy Sel ger's Fairmont hotel orchestra; r:30-ti:l5. children's hour; ti:lf biiseball; fi:30-6:4u, Yc Towne ( 'ryer and Aniuseuu-nt Informa tion service; 7-7:30, Jtudy Kel ger's I''airmont hotel orelK'Stru; S-lo. Chorul union; Hull, Wal deniar l.ind; States restaurant orchest ra. i; ing on the right track Is cor rect. Hut If you just stop thero you'll iret run over. Relief for tired feet. It's simply a matter of supporting your fool as nu I ure intended, Tlie moment yo t put theni on ymir feet, that rentful ease of en Arch-Aid will be "fell. At once fa I louses on the hull of your fool will g r a d ii ;i I I y disappear an 1 comfort, will replace pain. THE B00TERY INC. GAY I1AYDKN. Mer. 'I he y still liny 'l lK'iil Who's Your Friend? When you arc broke your friends arc few. To have money is to have friends. Try Saving. UNITED STATES Coolest Apparel Is Smartest ' (By Mil.lrvtl -Multu.llHiid) .During the hot summer months of July und August the coolest and most summery things In ladles' wearing apparel is tho smartest. Among these are found many fash ionable frocks of wash materials, such us French and Peter Pun ginghums, all over lace und cm broidery, voiles and others. Print ed silks uro especially favorable at the present time us are silk broad cloths and printed georgettes. These frocks in most cases are usually made with more frills, ruf fles, piluts und godets than the styles earlier in the spring. Hats of white, or white und u combining color arc seen with these- charming dresses. The newest thing in hats is the small leather creation of white kkl, trim med with colored stitching or col ored leather. While und colored felts are also very good for sports wear. For the more elaborate dress u large white hat of horse hair or rch looking straw Is de sirable. White slippers are also very good with this costume. If the evening or day is too cool without a wrap the. newest thing for sports weur Is u coat of large figured cretonne. Sermons by Wireless Exasperate Clergymen AHHI.KKTONK. Surrey. Kng. (A V) What he describes as "the lazy habit of wireless" lias been strong ly denounced .by the Kev. A. Cum. ing, vicar of Addlestone, In his pa rish magazine. "There is no long the packed church to which w nave been uccuslomed during Ienl," asserts the vicar, "and tlie reason tor this is ihe wireless. "Anybody who fnlnks he can worship God by lolling back in un easy ii rm chair and listening by radio to the beautiful singing of the choir tit. St. So-nnd-Hos. or the oratorical effects of tin 'Bish op of Kamchatka. Is simply living In a fool's paradise." True worship lemands sacrifice. People who are too lazy to go upstairs and put their things on and come to tho House of tlod on God's Day, are grossly neglecting their duly. "We must face the fact that In wireless has been found anulher powerful recruit added to the pha lanx of counter attractions, which, in their various ways, continue to keep the people out of the church es." The Hrltlsh Hroadcustlng Com pany, which controls most, of the wireless entertainment In the Lon don ti rea?-tittsv recently --duulliied to broadcast Sunday sermons, except ing on rare occasions, becauuo of the objections of ministers that their congregations would be ma terially reduced if the practice was followed generally. Negro Held as Hobbcr WOtMJHl'UN, Or. A negro who gave Ih' name of '. C. Couley has iieen Identified by I). Lewis, rail road operator at Turne, as the man who held up the ticket office there yesterday morning, bound ami gugged Lewis und escaped witli $J4.33. F.u rly I oduy, when the t rain from Sllverton was slowing for Woodburn, Marshal Kngle climb ed aboard and arrested Conley. who hud In his possesion J3. Ml In cash, a revolver and other articles. ewis arrived here later In the dayi and Identified the prisoner, who! has been turned over to the sher iff at Ha It-in. I For Country or City s- r THIS two plecs coatumi Ii t homt nd equally approprlat In tb country or the city. It la of,, very liShtwelghC Jtwty cloth, In ta. em broidered ith bright colored wooli. The skirt Is pleated In front and I 1 ' !fc3 I v?t ' .! m CHURCHNEWS KIUKT CHL'KCH OP CHiHHT SCIENTIST Corner of First und Washington. Sunday morning ser vices at 1 1 o'clock. Subject "God." Hununy School at 3:45 a. m. Wednesday evening meeting at 8 o'clock. (The reading room, now located In West-Jncobson Hldg., Itoom 3. Is open dully except Sun duy und legal holidays, from 1- M to 4:3u p. in. daily). All uro In vited, EPISCOPAL CHl'HCH Holy Communion at 8:ou. Sunday School 9:45. Morning Service, 11. 00. Utah op Kcmington witt preach Sunday morning. ltov, S. V, Creusey, Hector, ISLAND CITV COMMUNITY CHUItCIl -The Itev. F. M. Jasper, Uducutionul Secret ury of Oregon Conference, speaks at 11 o'clock und has charge of the morning public worhslp. The Sunduy School begins at 10. Tho ICpworth Lti.gue meets ut 7 p. in. Hall K. Witl Its, pastor. CHUItCH OF THI5 NAZAUKNK At the Itlversldn chapel, Just u- cross the viaduct. We Invite you to all our services: Sunduy school 9:45, h;o Gregory, Supt. If you und your children are not attending some Sunday school, we want you to come; but you suy, "We cunnot dress good enough," never mind the dress, we are not teaching the dress. It's the SOUL of. man that needs the. Word. Morning worship 11:00, and ev angelistic message In the evening at 8;oo o'clock, by the puulor. Tuesduy evening Hlble study. In charge of Itev. L. A. Campbell. place to be announced Sunday. Thursday night the icgulur mid week prayer meeting, i.:00 o'clock nt the chapel. Special iotlco The Sunduy school i-nd church, will spend the 4th at the Itlvcrside Park. All friends and relatives of members are Invited to enjoy tho day with us. Let us celebrate the day with the old-time picnic us our fathers did. Do you remember the good t im es wo boys had. at. thosu old-fash ioned picnics on the 4th? I'HtST HAPTI8T CHUItCH Sixth Street at Spring Avenue. Sunduy School meets at it:45 a. ., H. A. Fox, KupeVlnlclldent. We give you Ihe best welcome we have und thvn we give you the best we hove. . Mrs. Itobert Smylle of Cove will fill the 'pulpit In Hit; morning ut 1 1 :00 o'clock. There will be no set vices In the evening. , , Pit KSH VTKIt! A N CHUItCH We observe Ihe Fourth of July as our national birthday with all the privileges und Inh rltunces of Am erica. We do well to recall those days In the .early life of our coun try as we continue to become bet ter citizens. As a church we also observe the lord's Supper with all the privileges and Inheritances of Christianity. We do well to remem ber this memorial, with its vital significance of the early days of our church us we continue to be come better Christians. The Sacra ment will be celebrated tomorrow morning ut the 1 1 o'clock worship hour to which all are urged to be present. The Sunday School at 11:45 with classes und u welcome for all. The Christian Kndcavor will meet ut seven o'clock fur all of th' young folks who have not For Camping T15NTS GASOLINE CAMP STOVES CAMP COOKING UTENSILS 15AKING UEFLECTOItS And Anything You May Need F. L. LILLY Hardware t'KLEIUtATE The Glorious Fourth havi: A ;oii timi:: Wi! will clowr from I lo , 1'. M. una nill In- ut Hit Hum" old Httind (u HtTvc yuil ufl. r tlntt. THE L & L DRUG CO. gone to the International Conven tion In Portland. v We are home tiguin after a most eventlut trip to tho General As sembly of our church and a splen did visit umoiig the old home scen es In the east. We are now once more ut tho service of the com munity with the desire to serve the Master and those for whom He guvr His life. Win. Crosby Ross, Minister. KIUKT MKTHODIST KP1SCO PAL CHUItCH"Mountitn Tops" wilt furnish the theme for Ihe ser mon by the pact or ut ll:0o a. m. and Ht 8 p. in. ho will take for hls theme "Soul Painting." Tho Holy Communion will be observed at the morning hour of worship. The special niusdc will be furnish ed at the evening service by. Mr. Cyrus Dunning, who will render It. lirouner's inutfic entitled "Never Alone." The church school convenes In jComlvrtahk Out in the ijrcat aut-of-doort--iar above rea level in the marvelous Canadian Pacific Rockies lie the Five Canadian Pacific Bitnuahw Camps, rich in appeal to everyone seeking a distinctively different vacation. Comfort and old clothes-health and pleas ure hnnd-in-hund at these five varied Camps. And above all is the Cattadtjn 23 Tjfo f'tit'ifif timndRL'sinif. ussuring pertect hospital v53gS'y ont scrv,ce ut moderate prices. J Ire Lake Vvir.fcnMfrc---. Overlooking the lakr. with a lire Community House snl irMl'ul Bur en low Cabin. Horse hjcW- u to mobile Uip-liihing-bojtmg-swim-m.n-Rolf. Emerald Lako--- Wiih an attractive Chilel anil litkms- horseback -li:hinR Lake Wapta WW) fet above sea level with sinnle and double Bungalows and a large Community house. Yoho Valley . A picturesque hilfwav home between Kmeratd hake and Wiipta, (acini beautiful Takakkaw Falls. Loire O'Hara A.hOO feet above sea level, situated in an open Alpine meadow ur rounded by the giant peaks of the Canadian Pacific Rockies. : y " U'rife or call for our tllutfrateA lit-'. eraturt on the Runtataw Campt aid lamout Afouniuin R.-jortj. k W.H.Dcaam Gcrii 'Agent PassrDcpl 55TMrdSl MullnomahHoleiBldg. PorUand Safety 1 Swiftly Cbmlbitabty i,i:ai:s i,a i.iiamu; roit .loM'llh II A.M. I P.M. 1:00 I'.M.; Siinilnv. 9 A.M. l:IK) .M linker II A.M. - I I'.M.- I:0 1'..M.; miii(Ih, 9 A.M.. I :;10 I'.M. I'ciiillcKiii llullj 1 1 A.M. - 1:00 CM. . II. & S. ELECTRIC .Summer Hold I!ld. Phone Uyil-W. I . : V "' tliorough t'lcniithir retutMci ; J V ' Ibe dirl and MiiU that nuiko fab ' m the grades ut 9:45 a. m. and In tho udult classes ut 10:00 o'clock.' The. general public will find a cordial welcome and Interesting and helpful services of worship. Sister Mary Says: Breakfast Herrles, cereal, thin ereum, creamed dried beef on toast, milk, coffee. Luncheon Smothered asparagus ontoast, strawberry salad, hot rolls, milk, tea. Dinner Puked hum. eicuim d potatoes, buttered spinach, celery and radishes, whole wheat bread, baked custard, raisin cake, milk, coffee. A child under school uge should not be allowed to out the ham aug gested for dinner but If he Is served a "large" portion of the custard no other protein dish is necessary. , . Kxlra tou.st should be made to serve to juniors in place of the hot rolls suggested In the luncheon menu. One bunch asparagus, 4 eggs, 2 1 individual Cabinv - boatitifi dancing. mnTi Ti 'A "Check Seal" Retail Dealers Wc Sell GENERAL ELECTRIC FANS Putman's SEMI-ANNUAL July Clearance TO UEGIN MONDAY Offers iiHiiiey-siiving reductions in SUITS - COATS - DRESSES - MILLINEHY und SUMMER LINGERIE tablespoons butter, 2 Inbh-Hpooni flour, 2 cups milk. 1 teaspoon salt, 1-S teaspoon pepper, i eup diced lull cream cheese, triangles of hot buttered toast. Wash und scrape n-sparugus. He niovo tough ends und cut tender portion Into Inch lengths. Cook in us littlo water is pos.siin until lender. Cook eggs In water just below the boiling point for a (I min utes. Melt butter, sllr In flour and Camp Itruulnrly 7.HI I'acli. Illtuily folilini; Mjlc I'lUitp SUmiIs wltlr Nlntiim ulit; rclitrtiriTil 'whI rrmiK'H mid nlilie tauvM tups. Wlillo llwy lnsl ; CARRS Don't Forget- WE CARRY REPAIRS FOR . John Deere, Peering and McCormick Oregon Hardware & Imp. Co. f WE WILL BE Closed All Day The Fourth IJUT WILL Open up July 6th. Willi Rwil hut-gains in JEWELRY - SILVERWARE - CUT GLASS Sec Our Sale Prices and Save Money J. H. Pearc & Son i t i .j M when smooth add milk, stirring constantly, until boiling. Add cheese, finely chopped and cook over hot w.iler until cheeso is melted, Arrujigo asparagus on hot toast und pour over the sauce, sea-' soned wllh salt and pepper. Cover witli slices of the hard cooked eggs and serve very hot. , Hlesscd uro tho neaccmnkcrs. but ) curbed 'he pacemakers. -', Stools 49c
