La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 24, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text.Monday,. -August 21,. 1.02'). THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER i tit j i i i i 1 1 i Page Three INhWS or SOCIETY U. of 0. Building Benefit Dance Tonight Indication! today tire thiit i large crowil or I41 Grande peojil. will In1 pi HBt-nt I hlii even in i? iXt 1 the rnivertiity of Oregon Art Mus eum Building fund benefit dance which .will -be held In the Kiln hall room, with the -Hlnr Novelty orchestra furnishing 11111810. The public Is corlally Invited to attend by the BponsorH. Punch will bo nerved during the evening, Mrs. Reuter Elected President of Aid I N ION. Ore. (Kpotdul) Meet ing at the home of Mrs. Kd Castor in North I'nlon last Wednesday I afternoon, the Methodist adieV Aid elected officer for the year, naming- M r.s. Iva Ken! her presid ent. Mra. Homer Cheney vice president, M i b. Kdith I'hy m ere. tary, M rs. Jlertle Irwin assistant secretary and Mra. f II. Crouter treasurer. The election of officers 'and re pillar routine of business was fol lowed by a light' lunch nerved by I he hasiesK a.ssihted bv Me.sdaincs KU block, Cross and Scot I, Coats New Fall style, reasonably priced. Dresses Wool and Sillj. Hats Patterns' a n cl Ready-to-Wear. Summer Hats ...50o WALLING'S WALLlfG'S As low as $5 down and $7 per month will purchase one of our ranges Make your own terms within reason Popular Tlio small fcut o velour turned up to eult the featurc-a o the woarcr Is tlie smnrtcct thing In millinery for fall. Hlsh toloru Luth as fuchsia, Lanvln trccii. lead iicrull Hue and iiurnU me i;oiju1iu shacka. 1 Mooseheart Ladies Entertained 'The ladies of thojaiaonchcart Legion met Thursday afternoon at the Odd Fj lluws, hall autl nil i-n-jo-.tbUj '. 'ufie'rnfujn' ; . jwan hpent. (timics 'wer'V' played ' with Mrs. Muyille winning first priste and Mvs. Turn second. ' '' Kolownip-ihe- card- 8e.sJon re freshments, were sm ed by . Mrs. Leu Cheers UUd M Hteffin, llOKtCfiUVS. f I' ' , j i I !: '( i ' '' Ladies' Guild at Cove Enjoys Party I COVE. ' Ore. (Special) The Indies Gu Id spent an enjoyable afternoon at Ascension Crave Thursday. ' During the hot weather the lad ies have been going group enter taining one half of the guild aet inp as hostesses; to the others, l-'ive hundred wis played dur ing the afternoon. Mrs. Krank Milter winnlup the honors. A lun- Clean - as lastern Oregon Liht & Power Company ieheon win served before adjourn iiient. Thono prcnent Included Mi- dumfrt J. J. Conley. C. K. Luwsoll, C. Hertsch, A. CI. I'onkHh, It. J. ltarker. T. C Hefty. I K. Ander son. t-Mna Conkltn. U M. Uitrd, Prank .Miller. A. II- urton, C. Herylord, V Ilia in Hallmark, T. I;. Coiiklin and Misa Besa Kelly. Announcements Social anitoiiAcenicnu may be printed In this column free of charge. Any niinoimeviiiciitH pertaining to any funcMoug such as cooked food Miles, etc., will bo refused, Announcements, to be printed the snnio day, must be lu Hoclety editor's bands by :0o o'clock. Kuwa editor's note. The ladles Auxiliary of the 11 rot her hood .of the Bailroad Trainmen will incut In tlie Kaglett hull Wedneaduy, at 7:30. Sister Mary Says: , Ity Sister Mary breakfast llaked apph a with Ci-real. and cream, sera in bled eppH. crisp whole wheal toast, milk, cof fee. Luncheon Creamed celery on toast, praham bread with raisins, rice and pear puddlnp, milk, tea. Dinner Sliced cold roast veal, baked potato s, corn on . the eftb, tomato and pineapple salad, float ing island, rye bread, milk, coffee. II there are no sunt 11 children in the family, potato chips rather than buked potatoes could be served. This would of course 'make the coin tlie only hot dish in the din ner and reduce the amount of heat needed to cook the meal. Itlce and Pear fuddlm; Six or einht small pears. 1 rr.p silpar. eup water, cup rice, I tablespoon butter, 2 cups milk, 2 1 c:ps, teaspoon salt, U lemon, 81 preserved cherries. 2- tablespoons cherry sirup, I teaspoon vanilla. Pare, cut in quarters and core pears. Make sirup of sugar and water, add pears and cook unlit tender. Add cherries and sirup If wanted and remove from the fire. Keep hot until needed. Wnsli rice. Put in top of double boiler with milk, t cup water, salt and butter. Add to the boilinp point and then cook over hot water until tender. Add yolks of epps well beaten nnd remove on a larpe deep pie dish. Cool Automatic Ranges THE THREE STANDARD MAKES OF ELECTRIC RANGES rJ I Westingliouse Jr. Cabinet ' Radio 1 I ; : MOXOAY, Al'liISi 21 Mountain Standard Time station KOA, lenver .Colo. (;t:i.4). fl:st p. m.b Herbnrt While and his S:lver State orchestru; S. KOA orchestra; "Trail Blniers of the Itockieg;" Elizabeth Jacoway Mathews, sopruno; Helen Pierce Vincent, tenor; Hoyden S. Muj Bey, tenor; Mm. Koydon H. Mum 8iy, accompunlHt; "The Hest Op portunity YvA,' Dr. David Cur sun Hayless. Pacific Standard Time Stallims. Kl-'Wlt. Hollywod, Cellf. tl 7 p. in., children's hour, Hip Hrolher of KKWH; 7-7:45, Ha dio Doings qtutiun und answer period, K. U. Ormlstoiu tech nical editor; Van "Sis t era trio: J. Stanley Kulhrlpht, tenor: !f y. propram, Star Motor com pany dunce orchestra Vic Heal and ' Frank Pierce, comedy sonps; 9-m, Iaioid'B.Colleplims, Conine Cleveland, blues sinp er ; Kt-1 1, Wa 1 iier Hros. frolic, direction - Charlie Wellnmn. KtJO Oakland, Caltr. (SCI.i'J, G-7 p. m., dinner concert, Wiley H. Allen company; 6, "llevlvlnp the Apparently Drowned." Huph Barrett Dobbs: "A Look into the Beehive," professor 10. It. Ie Ony; t "Symposium on the New 1-M.ieation," Williams insti tute; 'Itoine.V Helene Phillips; "Chats About New Hooks,'' Jos eph Henry Jackson; "l-'roin a Coin poser's Workshop Voice,' Arthur S. CJarbelt"; "Inside Dope1 on Curing Automobile Ills," Louts P. Signer; Aiion trio. 1 KNX, Hollywood, Calif. Ct3(1.9)?J fi: 30-0:80 p. ni.. Wurlitzer plpo organ studio; 6: IS, travel talk. W. l- Aider; ti:3i-7, Atwater Kent Radio orchestra, Paul Kin-1 st. In, leader: ' 7-7:30. " Mutual Motors mirth propram: 7::tu-&, Mexlcon music. Columbia Oit-, i it ting company; 8 -a, program. L. W. Stockwell company; l-in. P r o p 1- a in. IJstenwatter and GoMgh: 10-11, Goodrich Silver town Cord dance orchestra, I.ilyan May Challenger, contral to; 11-12, Hay West's Cocoa nut making a depression in the center. Kill with pears and sirup. Cover the whole with the whites of the eggs beaten until stiff and dry with 4 tablespoons sugar. Bake in a slow oven for fifteen minutes to cook anil brown the meringue. Sweet pears will not need one cup of sugar hi the sirup In which they are cooked. Two-thirds or three-fourths fvp ; will ' make the dish Hweet-eiiougn." ' l i BY ELECTRICITY Convenient Economical A COMPLETE LINE OF TT Universal 933 drove dance orchestra." KI'O, San Krancisco, Cat. ( 4l".l.:i) , ):-to p. in., Waldeiuar Mnd and the States Restaurant orehesliu: S-io, studio propram: in-ll, W'uhlemar l.lnd and the States Restaurant orchi stra. KTc Seattle, Wash. (Sr..!). ti ll) p. in.. National Machines Sales company st'idlo p.'ogram. ti i;sia. Ai;rsr 25. Maimiaiii staudaitl Time Station' CNR u, Reglna, Can. t :tiii), K p. ; m., Orace Newman's concert j party. j KOA. Denver. Colo. (S-"J.4). C:3 p. 111., Herbert White and bis Silver State orchestra. Pari he Siamlard Time Stations K KW It, Hollywood, Calif. (jr:), fi-7 p. in., chlld,ren's hour, Hip : Hiother of KKWH; eontin ulty program, Western's super service purape. J. K. Kronk; (Ii -eat Western male quartet, ' Violft Preston, blues lnper; 5- I", program, H. I.. Crockett, Hudson . Six orchestra; lo-l 1, . Warner ' brolhera frolic, illrec tlon Charlie Well man. KCO. Oakland, Calif. (8til.2. 6 7 p. in,, dinner concert. Wile y H. Allen company; S, KOO stu dio staff, Ailon trio; ::6o. Ha dio Breezes. K. C. II. K(1W. Port and, Ore. 4:il.r.) 7:to ' 8 p. in., I.eiphtun's Arcade ea fe- teria orchestra, Jack Crowii- shaw. leader; 8-6:30, Art Hick man's Bilt more hotel concert ' orchestra, Kdwnrd Kitxpatrlct:, dlretor; fI::io-7:30, weekly vinit of Queen Tit a ula and Sandman from KaSryluud, Louis K. Klein, '. auto-harp nnd harmonica, k nai b s Leslie Jim, readings; l tu'le John; ii-Jti. p o p r,i m i Young Mt n's Market eoinp;tn ; I ' Tnrle Iteiims,' nidnologijes: "10 11, Art Hickman's Blltmorc ho tel dance orchestra;, Kurl Hurt. nett, lender. KN., Hollywood. Calif. . C!2fi.! 5:H0-H p. nil,' Wurlltxer pipe or gan st idio; (i:15. tiavel talk. W. K. Alder; 0;:tu-7. Atwate.' Kent Radio orchestra, Paul I-Tn-stn, leader: 7-N, Don Clark and his La Monica ballroom orchestra : H-1 n, KNX feature propram, nrranged by Carrie Preston ltittmeister; 10-1 movie night at the Ambassador, Rny West's Cocoa nut drove dance orchest ra. with Town Crier introducing film celebrities over the microphone. i KI'O, San Kranclsco, Cal (42S.:i), 7-7: SO p. in.. Rudy Helper's Kalrinonl hotel' orchestra; S-'l.1 Shrine Chanters; !-! o. Avon si ring quintet: l n-l I. Jack; Cohk ley's Cablrtans. ! KTCL, Seattle. Wash. CKiS.tO. 7- Vsp.'in.. Simonda Saw and Ste"l ' (c,oiany, piopiam: s-n... .(fftli Wesl i'roilucts iiipht. A for Your Selection !' -ASTORIA, V)iv,. "AdvU-iM fr)m Sea Hide August I I state 'Leonard i(Whltey) Nurdstroin, non of a1 prominent Sentili' tutully and u ' graduate of the Inlversity of. Washington n a r r o w I y escaped drowning In the surf A ipust I!. He was lesi-ned. it was said, !y the efforts of Miss' Helen Lou.i, ' 17, of Poeatello, Idaho, who swam' Into the ocean and brought the cxhausied man to shallow wat- r. i where the pair were aided to hhore by life guards and specta tors. Own Judgment Will tell you what value you get from beauty work. Don't depeiiii on the oplniona of others too much Judge for yourself. Whenever this Judgment is exercised, charming wo men find that their charm ts best aided by the -work of experts. Phone un today. Gcist Marinello Shop Sommer Bldp. - Phono M. B77 LI- :ti;.iP c it.. i '. tea G ! l il Your ! IT "'T,'J!mitMiJ-Vl.' I I 'f. iff Holpoint "(57" , A Pleasure to Show You the , New Frocks jor Fall Putmans Ready-To-Wear and Millinery The eei vii'es of our Interior Decorator are dispostil, free of charge, your part. Let us solve your home furnishing prob lems for yon. . ; CARRS LOOK OVER OUR WANT ADS FOR BARGAINS CAKES MAPLIO NUT COBCRO ANC.KT, KOOn DKvirs Koon JKLLV ROLLS Gwilliams' Electric Bakery j; Maker of IIIirii-Rnuln PkslrlM -.- - ii Makciti of Hlgli "HOME OK TilK READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFD3D ADS uniYersau Our budget plan of payment removes the last question on installing an Electric Range ACT NOW! I 1 at yoiir ition oh and with no obligation COCOANtTT PINRAPPLTI : ' HONKY DRW v. - ' CHOCOLATB ROLLS HITNSHINK . - anulf? I'kstrlRl dOI-HEN CUUST" 1 H' I u "Cook by Wire -- Not by Fire"