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

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Newspaper Page TextPage Three turday, September 5, 1925. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER EWS of SOCIETY 3r linage uuo lines Meetings . Alien C. Wright unlertaincd cnibora of the Junior Bridge yesterday afternoon at her on N avenue with n bridge The homo yaa attrau- dt'co rated with on orchid fellow color scheme, beautiful ii'ts ot fall flowers being lellclous luncheon was served j'clock, after which three ta Wt re at play. MU Carolyn jithal won high score, and the id prize went to Mrs. .Lester jard. Ulra. 1 1 Douglaa re 3 the guest prtte. . Is Is the first meeting ot the bince adjournment during the nr months. sionary Society ds Meeting e regular meeting of the Mia ry Society of the Christian U was held Wednesday after i in the annex of the church, a large attendance. The buai lueetlng was conducted by the !knt. Mrs. Ida Trench. ; program was in charge of Walter 8. Price. The subject the afternoon, "Missions In to." was ably handled by Mr. raon, Mr. W. O. 1'erry and.i iu. - Jones. Musical num jy Miss Aileen Trice and Mra. f pan teorge auiiea to ine en irnt of the afternoon. (ore adjournment refreshment; served by tne noaiesses, mtb. Caldwell. Mta! R. H. baldock lira. J. H. Snodgrass. : ' " , . . Carter ' ertains Club . . je Home Department of the jytenan church met yeaterd jioon with Mrs. Mra .Carter ttsieas at the- honu of her htcr. Mrs. A. . K. HendrkU t Tn members were present tin ring the afternoon the Kev. tun Crosby lions reviewed the j My school lessons for the parit , :h. Mrs. A. S. Anderson led j ie devotional, after which the p worked on a quilt, which be used In charitable work, the close of the afternoon re ,mente were served., hian Sisters crtained p Pvthian Sisters met lat Ing at the K. of P. hall for1 f regular business meeting. VALLING'S I COATS t close to cost prices. I HATS Arriving daily and juiced for n quick turn-over. btriniming given care ful attention four )wn ldgment ! t" you what value you from beauty work. Don't ifiirt on the omniona of hers too much judge for irself. never t his judgment exercised, .charming wo n find that their chmm flst aided by the work of berts. 'hone us todiiy. . feist Marinello Shop inmer Bldg. Phone M. 677 INERVA SAYS: I o you know- shoes me pes. but there Is a vait Terence betw een shoes an I l-h-Aid shoes. Now don't t me. but ask the women o are wearing this iihiko rch-Abl) why they n-ver kngp to other makes when re they wear Arch-Aid. first pair you weur vvin vince yon of these facts: cnnifnrt. the liinl '"- tfal part; 2nil-d irabillty: looks: 4th saving on i ho.se with no slipping II be heel, which prevents Jiov er heels; removes eal lfes on bottom of foot.; fns will gradually disap r when Arch-Aid sho-s i worn, eliminating rric h on the toes. KetiiO'e ( cause and fiiture will Iiove the corns. All sixes stock. HE B00TERY i VALLING'S New Gloves Embroidwed cutis ar Men on somi of the newest gloves that are won with the tailored costume. Some times the colore are bright, but mon of tea ' they arc black and white J tan and blaclc. Twelve jadies were present and the meeting waa very interostlng. Working for Baptist Orphanage Mrs. C. E.-Happersett was host ess, to thii . incinbefs of the Mis sionary Society of the First Baptist church , yesterday afternoon at her home on O' avenue. After the business meeting the afternoon was spent doing white cross work for the Dnptist orphanage In Alaska. Iteire.hmenig wore served at the close of the afternoon. Announcements Social announcement a may b printed m thl column free of charge. Any Announcement ptTtainltitc to any fiiuctlnnM surh ax conhe1 food Kalea, etc.( wtll be reftiflert. Announcements, to te prlnUHl the same day. iihimI he In wM'lety editor's liands bj :no o'chKk. News editor's nnt. . The parkdale club will meet at the home of it. K. Dennett. In Krultdale. Wednesduy afternoon, September 9. at 2 o'clock. ' - By Slsur, yinvy) i Break (iist-r-Slleed pen e hcs. pre pared Cereal,-' thin cream, eream-j cd dried beef on crisp graham : toast, milk, coffee. ' Luncheon Sweetbread and I mushroom tlmhales, whole u heat j bread, pear conserve, stuffed eel-1 ery, jellied fruit salad, toasted crackers. Iced tea. umiier Chilled consomme, fric pssed chicken,, steamed rice, lima beans, cucumber jelly salad, brow beiins, cucumber Jelly salad, brown bread sandwiches, peach Icq' cream, drop uut cookies, col fee. . . ThfV' menus are. planned for the woman .entertuining a week end guest.' There are no dishes 8 iggested needing complicated lust-minute preparation and the initial preparation Is not over taxing. Jellied salnda are Ideal for the maid less hostess to serve since ,the mold Is merely removed from the Ice box to the serving plate and served at the table by the hostess as a separate course. Smectbrvari and 3Iu.hnoin Tltilbales One cup chopped mushrooms. 1 i large sw eetbreail, 2 tablespoons butter, 3 tablespoons flour, 1J, teaspoons salt, i cup state bread 1 crumbs. 2 egg, paprika. j Parboil and blanch sweetbread. ; Chop, very finely. Melt 2 table spoons butter ami cook mush rooms over a low fire for fi e minutes. Add sweetbread. Mll' remaining butter, stir in flour and, slowly add milk, stirring constam-1 ly. When t hick and smooth add , suit and pepper and ndd to in is'i-, room n ikI sweetbread mixture.; Mix well imd add bread crumbs! and paprika. Hemove from fire nnd add yolk a of eges well beaten. Fold in whites of eggs beaten un-l til stiff mid dry. Half fill but tered custard clips or timb.ile molds wllh mixture. Placn In n pan of hot water, cover w ith but-1 tered paper and bake twenty min-j utes in a moderately hot oven. si ndav. sl:n i:nii;it n MfMitilJiln Siamiard lime Mntlon KOA. Denver, Colo. (322.4). 11 a. in.. First Baptist church; 4 p. m., Sunday afternoon music hour: 7:45. services. First Bap tist church. Pnciric standard Time Station KKWB. Hollyaood, Calif. (252). 9-lo p. in.. Wiirii'-r Brot hers regular Sunday night movh frolic; 10-11, Los AliKebs lladio exposition. KIHK Oakland. Calir.. (3fiL2). 11 a. to.. KIihI Presoyteriitn church: 3:.'fn p. in., K'tiO Little symphony orchestra: 7:3, Kii st Presbyter Ian church. KHJ. Ls Angbs. Calif. (4i;,M. i-fi::tt p. ni.. l.eKhIfn Arcade cafi teria orchestra. Jack ( 'ron sha. leader; 'ti ::'-7. Art Hi. k man's ItlUinore h(t I conn-rt r ch.sini. Kdward Kttpatrlek. di rector; "-7:'5'. Organ recital. Arthur BluUely. organist; -l. proK'ruiii, Martin Music company. Sister Mary Says: i i Radio aon. It nth Pitts, soprano; John Martin, pianist; 10-11, Hadlo ex position. KJIt. Scuttle, Wiinli. (3S4.4). It n. in., Pi ret Methodist Kplscopai church; 3 :3U p. in., municipal band. Woodland park; 7, Klrst Methodist Episcopal church, Mrs. Montgomery Lynch, organ ist; J. ituiph Magoe. pastor. KNX, Hollywood. Calif. 336.9). 7-8 p. in., First Presbyterian church of Hollywood, Uev. Hie wart P. MacLcnnan, puator; 8-, Ambassador hotel concert or chestra, Josef Kosenfeld, direc tor; it-lu:30, program, Beverly Hills Nurseries, Ludovlskl, string ed quartet In chamber music program. MONDAY. Sl.PTF.Mrr.Il t KNX. Hollywood, Calif. (330.9). 6:80-6:10 p. m.. WurltUer pipe ' organ studio; ti: 1 5, travel talk, W. K, Alder; 6:30-7, Alwater Kent Hadlo orchestra: Paul Kin stein, leader; 7-7:30, Mutual Mo tors mirth contest; 7:30-8, pro gram, Columbia Outfitting com pany; 8-9, program, L, W. Rock well Manufacturing -company; 8 10., program, Listenwalter and Gough; 10-11, Goodrich tillver town Cord dance orchestra; Lily an May Challenger, contra-con- tralto; 11-12, Hay Wesfa Am bussador hotel dance orchestra. ( Mountain Sinmluiil Time Stations j U?t us avail ourselves of lis help KUA, ixnver, Colo. 6:30 ! fulness. p. m., Herbert White and his At Hie evening hour, 8 o'clock, we Silver State orchestra; 7:30, will have for the sermon, It. 1. Sandmnn s hour; 8. football, Hallard. Mr. Hallard id an ex-con-Tom McNamara; 8:10, prograim viet. having been convicted lor the Joint iJibor Day committee; Joejburulng of a church In his mad Maun and bis IOiinbow-l.uue or c liest ra; "The Meaning of Dabor Day," Frank 1,. Palmer. . Pacific standard 'lime Stations KKOA, Seattle, Wash. (4&4.3). 6 6:46 p. m,, Hoiimau orchestra; 6:46-8: 1 6, Sherman, Clay and company; 8:16, special an nouncements; 8:30-10, Times ' studio program. KFWB, Hollywood, Calif. (2 5.'). K.7 n. in., children's hour. Hie 1 Brother of KKWB; 7-7:45, Hadio Doings question and answer j period. K. G. Orm ist on. tecum-1 cal editor: Van Sisters trio; J. Stanley Kulbright. tenor; 8-9. program. Star Motor Car com pany; Million Dollar orchestra; Prnnk Pierce and Vic lieall, comedy songs; I an Cirldley, ten or; Alma l.ou Bin nes, soprano: tt-lU, program, K. P. Junes, Janes orchestra: Uarbara Bunnell, blues singer; lu-11. Hadlo ex position. KUD, Oakland, Calif. (361.2). 3-4 p. in., program, Sherman, Clay and company; 6-7, dinner con cert. Sherman, Clay and com pany; 8, "Hay Fever and It's Prevention." Hutrh Barrett Dob bs; "Achieving Leadership through Effective Public Speak ing," Kenneth Dloyd Williams; "Symposium on the New Educa tion." Williams Institute; "Inside Dope on Curing Automobile lils," Louis P. Signor; Arion trio- DKCLAKATION To render thn most dependable and courteous service To th, greatnst possttile number of people At the lowest cost consistent with fair wngps to the labor and capita) employed Giving and deserving fair treatment thus To b a factor In upbuilding tills community Is the objective of this company. it Eastern Oregon Light & CHURCHNEWS first Itaplisl. Sixth Street at spring Avenue. Services tor Sunday, Sept. tf, liiiS. Sunuay school meets at 1 : 4 li a. m. it you are inleresled in a prac tical study of Christianity you will linu your opportunity hero. Come. Morning worship ut 11 o'clock. Solo by Mr. Harneil. baritone. Sermon by the pastor on the theme: "How a Great Man Went Wroi.g." Chil dren's sermon. Communion herv- Ice lollowmg the preaching. Kven ing bcrvico at 7:20 o'clock. Please no I tee the change of hour. Ser mon by the pastor on the theme: "The High Coat of Dying." As we resume the regular church activ ity lor the fall, we Invito tiio pub lic to worship with ua. George Aluert Pollard, pastor. Christian. Bible school meets at 9:45. On last turd's duy the school register ed a much higher attendance than tor weeks pa&t. Wo feel that we are ge.li.ng back to our usual btau dard. Tho pastor will preach at the morning hour, 11 o'clock. The morning hour is our wuisnlp hour. hate aK.iin.-t the Hible. He has had a sordid experience in the heart of New York Chinese dis trict as dope fiend, peddler, and white slaver. Ho carries in his body the marks of his sin. Now he says he Ls "Uut a sinner saved by Grace." He placed betore me recommendations Iroin men whom I personally know from difteren. parts of our northwest, testifying to the value of his testimony anu I genuineness of his conversion So 1 am giving him the opportuntt of telling to us his remarkable .story at our evening service. Come early. O. W. Jones, minister. ion English Lutheran. M. Ave., opposite high school. Bible M'hoot, 11:45 a. m.; morn ing worship, 11 a. in.; Luther lea gue, ti:30 p. m..; church council. 7:30 p. m., The Bible merely re called the nHture of hell and hea ven. The fact of their existence is n n inborn consciousness found in alt men without exception. The lew who deny this statement sim ply are trying to drown this in born trait. Wm. P. Holl, pastor. Inland Cll Community. The Sunday school opens at 1 4 a.m. Classes for all and all are cordially Invited. 11a- m-, sermon topic, "Friendship." The Epworth Greater Pro Announcement was made last week of 500 Kilo watts in connected electrical service for sale by this company. Think of the most progressive business house you have ever visited and you will remember that was well lighted. If you have Roods to sell, people must have light to see them. People like to do business where there is plenty of light. The psychology of good light ing is manifold. It is cheerful, inviting, dispels gloom and creates a good business atmosphere. People have more confidence when you use good lighting. It is profitable. Successful business houses use plenty of elec tric lighting.. Very few business bouses that do not use good electric lighting arc successful. Light is your cheapest salesman. Put it to work. A few cents a day for kilowatt hours will net big returns in profit. leaguo goes in a body to visit the i,wurtu league oi North Powder. n muea uuoui aa hour anu a luiit lor Hie trip and the N. P. ii. 1 be gins I lie evening program at I i. in. No uveuuig tfeiviuus in ln tand City. Hall K. W'allls, pastor. Sulwttluu Army. TouIkUi at ti o'clock hoar the Uluu Ja uulu to lor utl iiiierciu ciuses ot people anu suit .icep binning, liu wilt tell u now .t call be uoue. Evco body wel come. iuvoy and Mrs. Barker will bu tt iauu cuti) ou tomorrow morning. A 4 very special Chri&Wau'a prauo jcrvicu wii be coiiductea at u:ure: p. m .Air. ii;iiiaru, a man oi .alien experience, will Inlureal you. oiue and hear him tea his story, ijct uu Ituvu u record alicudaucu. ouivatiou meeting at 8 p. ui., Uuod .uuaic ana bulging. come and .teip us bring men and women to JrOxl, Pieablcrian. Jesus Christ was a worker and all wiiu have t olio wed Him cur .ectl hao imiuiteU that altitude .owat ds tne worm. Lauor day will .hereiore have a plu.ee in our .nougius tomorrow morning as re .ating to Hie ideal that wo aro lei- .ow workers Willi tne leader ot jur Faith. Mr. Lawrence Dutton Power Co. , 0 A Our Dry Cleaning Department M M Is cqulppi".! lo luimllc the iuoL Jf V ileliealv garments salKfiieiorlly. f a V I,-y us om'1, W"1 will he- jM-'''''k LjPXcihiio a regular cuMunicr. VtLF . . fits ilpf in your goods will be the soloist and Mrs. J. A. Ted ford will preside at the organ. You will want to hlture with us in our 11 oVioek worship hour. Th Sunday school at It : 43 with classes for ull and a newly decorated pri mary department to welcome the younger members of our school. Our Christian Endeavor at 6:46 with a most urgent invitation to all young folks to share with us thbi unique, hours. Let u echo Long fellow's ehullenge: "Let us then be up and doing, With a heart tor every fate. Still uclneving, still pursuing, Learn to labor and to wall." Win, Crosby Boss, minister. Jiaareue. There arc tie tilings necessary to gut to heaven: F.rsi, we must ac cept of the atom-men.., Hch. y:J2. "Without the slieddmg of blood, tlieie is no remission.". Second. we read in luiKo u:a, i-.xcepi ye , ye ahull all likewise per ish." 11 Cor. 7:8-10, Paul says re pentance is a godly sorrow tor sin. Third, Heb. U:ti, "Without faith it is impossible to pleaso God. For lie that Cometh to Ciod must be lieve tiiat lie Is, and that he is a rewurder of litem that diligently tank him." Fourth, John 8:3, "Verily, verily, 1 say until thee, except a man be born again, he cannot see the kingdom of Uod." Fifth, Heb. 12:14, "Follow peace with all men and holiness, without which no man shall see tho Lord." So there are the live essentials: t he atonement, repentance, faith, the new birth, and holiness. Are you in possession of thenii? you are invited to our cervices, mmm Putmans For Hosiery Iieudy-To-Weai" and Millinery at the Bivci-Mldc chapct just acrosa the viaduct. Sunday school. 0:45; morning' worship, 11; evening evangelistic mcasuRe, 7: 30. Tho mid-week prajcr service on Thursday rven intf, 7:3n. Women's missionao' so ciety meets at Mrs. Wm. Cameron's next week. Wednesday at 2:30, vis itors arc always welcome. 1 1. Mcffgers, pastor. 2604 N. Birch KL The services of our Interior Decorator are at your disposal, free of charge, nnd with no obligation on your part. Let us solve your home furnishing prob lems for you. 1 CARRS Florence Lynch Miller Accredited Teacher VOICE - VIOLIN Announces Opening of Fall Classes 1806 First St. Thone 255-VV CAKES MAPI.K NUT . comma 'ANIIKL voon Gwilliams' Electric Bakery sin kern of lllgh-firiule Pastrir "HOMK OP T1I15 GOLDEN CKU8T" When It Rains! Do you have lo refiniiih your walls and ceil ing? At Kinall, expense .you can fix your rp)f. ho you need not worry about rain and snow. " Let u.s show you how small the cost will be to repair your roof with TEXACO Hoofing. We have a full line of Roofing, Shingles, and Koof Taints. , Oregon Hardware & Imp, Co. IN THE PATH OF PROGRESS To study any particular human mechanism properly and diagnose its ills is beyond tho power of any one man. . Rapid scientific advancement demands spe cialists and complete modern equipment. At the HOT LAKE SANATORIUM a com petent staff of physicians and a well-equipped laboratory give each individual the best pos sible service. The Hot Lake Sanatorium Dr. Owner Kl BUT CltCltCll OK CHHIST SC1KNTIST Coi ner of First and Washington. Buuday morning ser vices at It o'clock. Hubject. "Man." Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. Wednesday evening meeting at 8 o'clock. (Tho reading room, now located in West-Jacobson r Bldg., Boom 3, Is open dully except Hun day and legal holidays, from 12 M to 4; 3U p. iu. daily). All are Invited. COCOANI1T IMNKAt'lM.K HONK HEW : ' ' CltK!OI.ATB -.nOLU. HUNaillNB . W. T. Thy. and Director, Ik !