La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 12, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday, January 2; 1026. LA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER J- : f ! i . 11 I 8 NEWS of SOCIETY Mrs. Sawyer Host At Bridge Luncheon Mrs. W. G. Suwyer eniortntru'd tln ladies of the Monday Bridge rluh Monday nftprnoon - with a luncheon at 1:15 o'clock, t'overa were luid for twelve. The tulilo wns decorated with a ptftiy color Bclnmn of red and white. Puring the o,fttrnoan'a piny .at hrliljre following liinchion Mrs. A. 'i'. Hill won high score unions the club moinlnTs. .Mrs. -A. 1 'lllcli r nrdHon n-'t'clvcd tho silent pi'tiEo. ' Party Compliments . Miss Smith Th hirthdity nnnivTs:iry of MIks , Tlculuh Smith wan tho Inspiration for u BitrpriSi' "irty Salurduy nh;ht , Klven hy 1u-r Tiiothcr, Mia. 1.. A. , Smllh, at Un tr homo at Island 'ity. The rooms were prettily dfcoraled yil,h .the aeution'H flowwa. Twrn- oy-Tivo peoplo were pr.-.svnt 'd cards wore ut play tluriitK I ho eve ning. At an appropriate hour dellcloua refreHhintMitH wre crved. Miss Knillh received Hey. ral l,.:nilitul ami useful BlflN. ,. r , Bridge Club Meets With Mrs. Robinson '. - Mra. Krank Itoldnson wna hoat- ..ona to the .members of the Junior v ltridKO cluli Friday afternoon with an attractive party at her home on ; Wajfthliitfton iwt nue. Lovely lou ' rjiiH of hft (w-aRoii:il flowers wore ltaeil tp t'ecoi;;un l no iiomn. uur- In?, the afternoona, ,pluy Mry, Kl iner McManus won hlKh score ntuonK the cluh members and Mis. Kay I'Hce won m-cond prize. Mrs. Lloyd Youiik received the puoat Following thV;pUiy. TitwQ-ourai? HmchroH was S'-rvm '(!,; Club Luncheons i! Benefit Fund ,.' h At tho heBlmiini? of' the Neigh borhood club year urranRements were mode by the club to raise Its nuotiL of the state scholarship loan '..fund by Ktvln a series of lunch ' eons. Yesterday afternoon Mrs. J. T. lliehurdson, assisted by Mrs. V. V. Crews, Mrs. Kvelyn Hearnshaw and Mrs. Churks Noyes enter tained at one of these luncheons. Cards were the principal aver sion of the afternoon. - -I Raffia Again Her is n novel use of rnffia. which it Itclng worked more and more lr t tho ensemble this your Hera It, u uaed ns nn insert of brlpht celoi on while kid sandal. 'Very chtc tor '; the south. ' OFFER APPLES Tl 11 WAWKG'fr 1 1 i Here They Buy . .. Coats, .V. lo.M Off. New Satin and Velvet Hats, Hand Bags and Boxes, One-Third Off. ' Collars and Cuffs, Ja bots, One- Half Price. ' Fine V u r Chokers, One-Half Price. , WA LUNG'S R. N. District Deputy Guest of La Grande Mrs. i'hoebe ' Williams, 'district Nb'po'y of the'ltoyat NoiKhborH. ar rived in - La Grande Sunday from linlcefv'Mrs; 'Williams Is hero to Install officorH Wednesday evening when the- Modern Woodmen and Itnyal Neighbors will have joint ln sVUlutlon.uj .the JV J. hall.. . ! Mrs. Williams, is n ku eat at ttho hflniloP ;Mr( itnd ' Mrs. -K. -Perlo XllW)f-o!n;ivhye lh't.a Grande. ir'H' ' ' '' i ' '' (' t:ov(i' (Spooliliji-Mri tt: H.'Il)an lels was hostess to the .Younff Ma trons HridRO oiub: Saturday after noon at a luncheon "at 1 o'clock. 'overs wero laid for; Mrs. T. H. l-tiifty: Mrs. A. H. Orton, Mrs. Will lam rlullmark, Mrs. William Ilrad ner. Miss Hess Kelly, Mrs. J. Mil ler. Mrs. l.ymnn. Chadwick, -Mi: I Miller. Miss Vina Conley and Mrs. G. K. Harker. Miss Conley 'was elected to memliership in the club. After luncheon the afternoon was spent at bridge, with Mrs.. Hefty winnitiR- high score. . , ;f -Oovo (Bpcclal) The marriage of ,Mrfi. J-Hsle 1 irehison, ;of ((1ove,'ahd John .('pliivf.o(- Baker, took j place 'ut thci MethodJst; Kpiscopuf churdi paraonagtt Tlilirsday. Jhnuary 7, tlie HftvVMr. i KniHey.:OfflciatlnK. ; The happy couple will make their home at Cove. WAl.I.OWA. Ore. (Special). Dale i'onklln and family of linb ler. were In this section of the country tho latter part of the Week. Mr. Conklin was Investi gating1 the possibility of finding sale for a purt of his apples in this section. They visit eil at V. G. Johnson's while here. Mr. Conklin reports mild weather in I'nion county, with nn absence .of severe storms. T. O. Johnson left the first of the WiH'k for a ftw days visit at Portland. (!. I. Martin, a farm er living on Diamond I'ralrle west of hero, had the misfortune to break his arm recently while cranking his automobile. C. K. Harmon, -who hits been a patient at the hospital hero d lin ing Dm past week,, is- reported to Im slightly Improved at this tini". but not entirely out of danger. His condition has hcwi serious for the past several days. H. (1. Masterson, a farmer liv ing in the valley motion a few miles east of hero expects to In Mail a radio receiving set soon. ItndKi Itefeplinii oo(t, Hadio reception is reported to be very good In this section now, some of the fans report hearing many of the eastern stations. Karl, Itogers, using a three-tube set, I reports he received programs from Schenectady. N. Y., during the afternoon the early part of the week. m. , H. 0. Dunlap, and Mrs. C. V. Ha rmo n . a nd M rs. 1'. W. H eske 1 1 of Leap, wero hero the latter pait of tho week, visiting C. I Har mon who Is a patient at the hoM pltul. ; ' :. ;... Dliane . ;-Ijathropfl ! of Parsnip dance orchestra, Hetty, rutrlck. soloist. hTDA, Seattle, V9li. (45S.3) . 6:46-8:16 p.m., Shermun, Clay and company studio program; S:S0 10, Times flturito progrttin. KIX)X, Long lUach, Cal. i!2.-U 4:S0-fl p, nit, amusement bulle tin; 8-6:S0. organ recital, Bra y ton s theater: 8-9, Ireaa-Telc-rxm pro gram arranged by I. D. Krey.v KRYII, HollvofM!t ial. (2.12) 5-6 p. m., rhildren's hour, Pig Brother of KKWH; 7-7:50, Mutual Motors mirth contest; 7:30-8, niic- roprono brevities; 8-0, program, Cheek-Neal Coffee company. Max well House Coffee string quartet; Harry Jackson, . leader; Lee Kent and her : terapaoh; Charles Keau ehamp, tenor; tt-10, Ktudio program of popular music: 16-11, Warner Mrothers frolic, direction Charlie Wellinan. K;, Onklaml, Cal. (.101.2) 3-4 p. m., Zllpha Allen, pianist; speaker, Williums Institule; Krona Himon 8onsn, soprano; California serenaders; 4-ri:30, concert orches tra. Hotel St. Francis; G-:a, din ner concert. Sherman,',, day - and company studio. K:W, I 'orl land. On (101.5) . 7:15 a. m physical cnllum ex ercises; 10:30.' shopping guide; 12:30-1:30 j. in., Koso city trio:; i-7, dinner concert: 8-9, Western A.nto . Snpjily company;, lo-l I, : Shermun,. Clay and company. KIM, I -os Angeles. Cal. (105.2) -(l:30 p. in.,, lieighlon's Arcade cafeteria orchestra Jack' Cron shaw, leader; 0:30-7:30, history story, 1'rof. Hrt.0g; Dick Wins- low, Juvenile reporter; Mickey Me Han, Millie Moore, Vivian Mnrpte, Cum i Ilia. Johnson, Vncle John; 8, Dr. Mars liaumgardt, scientific lec turer; 8:30-10:30, program, Santa IV Hallway company. Old Timers rogram'with I'ncle Hem us. Glad.. HI lie k wo II Pickering, soprano and others; 10:30-1.1:30, Don Clark's Miltmore hotel dance orchestra. KM Tit, HollywiMHl, Cal. (l!:tK) B-C p. m., home hour wilh Mam my Simmons arid' pupils Geraldine creek, - was-busy.; tile latter partjKnsnl; 8-10, Starr l'lano company More Days jf(YiVx!4i More Days . JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE CLOSES TUESDAY, JAN, 19TH OFFERING STILL GREATER REDUCTIONS ON ALL . . Coats 0 Suits Dresses mm mery Every thinr v Reduced. Mid-season wardrobe1 needs priced to make room for our new Spring Merchandise, , of the' wee k. hunting some catt which --he has been unable to lo cate yet this fall.. ltahhii JVrtnlt Xwessnry A number of persons who hao engaged in tho business of raid ing Chinchilla rabbits during the pust few months, have learned re cently from the deputy game wu; dii that theso rabbits aro classed as fur-bearing animals, making it necessary to obtain a game breed ers permit from t he stato game commission. Albert Chllders of Trout creel; was helping Gerald Heskett of Leap, cut wood the latter part ot the .week. 10 fttudto. KXX, Hollywood, Cal. (IWfl.H) S:;l(i-6:15 p. m., WurllUcr plpo orfrnn hIuuio; Town Tattler; 6:15, trnvol talk, W.' F. Alttep; 0:S0-7, Atvattr Kont concert orchestra: 7 8, Ambassador hotel conceit or chestra, Josef Hosenfeld, director: 8-9, program, Security Trust and Saving bank; 9-10. proRram, W. W. lialney ' orffnnlKullon; 10-11, danco music. KOAO, Corvnllis, Oro. (280.2) 7:30 p. un... musical selections: 7:30, "Curtains and Draperies," Margaret Morehouse; 7:45-8, "How noVou Wnsli and Iron?" Mrs. ICthel Morlfun., KTAIl, Oakland, .Cal, (210) 9-:80 p. m prayer stTVlcc, Itcv, Open a Charge Account LADIES READY-TO-WEAR AND MILUNERY All Charge Purchases , .Billed .arch-1st O. "r. Phillips. KWSC, IMillman. Wash. (IK.) 7 : H 0-9 p. in., M ary lOllzabet h Turner, pianist; Vera Hohlke, vo calist; Gladys Anderson, ' violinist; "The Kconomtc Value of the Poul try Induslry," L. W. i'assel; "In vestments No. 1," Joseph fiein mery: "Heekeepers' Winter Work Important," 11. A. Slocum; book reviews. Alien Llndsey Webb. Some people are o darn dumb th ey h n vo got to have a reason for. being happy. ' , Sometimes the honeymoon ov-r when the lickker runs- oiit Sister Mary Says: (Hy KlHter Mary) Ureakfast Apples, cereal, thin cream, .country sausage, creamed potatoes, spider corn cake, niilk, cof ree, Luncheon Noodles in cheese sauce, celery mmdwlrhes, cran berry ;whlp, rolled oals muoaroonrt, milk, tea. j tinner Hoast beef, potatoes , Announcements Social annmineemenls may bo pi-inletl in tliiH colinnii fiiso .,of charge. Any aunouiicenicnts per taining to any functions such. as cimkitl fooil sales, 'tc., will -lie refused. Amiounoemcntrt, to be printed .tho amu ilay, mast ho In sotrhty wlltor'M hands hy 9:00 oVIovk. 'ews cIUirs note. ..- LI v Don't Take A Chance When you come to our shop for H'auty Treatments you are assured of only tho best preparations helm? used, and by experienced opera tors. Ojr methods have been thoi-OtiRhly tested, and the results aro nhvays assured. Colonial Beauty Shop Tho Women's Foreign Mission ary society of the Methodist Kpis copal church will meet Wednesday afternoon at - :30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. K. O. l'aylon, C04 Adams avenue. Mm. Charles K. Clump will he hostess tg the members of tho Parkdale club tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. Thomas Rtamltey will be-as sistant hosless. . The W. W. A. will meet In reRii ;ir session at the K. P. hail this venlnir. There will be installation of oilieers followed by the serving of refreshments. A lance atlend anc is expecli-d. ' Tlie teachers of the Hoptist Hun ilav school will meet iomorrow i-venltiK at 7:30 o'clock nt tho home of Mrs. W. L. rievine. Tills Is the regular monthly meeting.' '',.. Cove (Special) Mrs. Ttay flood nhiurh and Mrs. J. J. Conley will entertain the members of the Ladles' Guild Saturday afternoon. January 16, at the home of Mrs. Hay GoodnoiiKh in I-a urnnue. Scientists hnve changed the sex of salamanders. Maybe they did so by bobbins "s hair and letting It smoke citfarets. WKIMiIAY, .IANTAKY 13. 1 1 Mountain Time Stations. KOA, lciivcr, Ckilo. (a2J.I 12:15 p. m., Jllalto theater mil- siouler 6:27,- National -l'arm Itadio council talk; 0:1(0, lirowit Palace string orchestra; 7: 3D, Hook of Knowledge; S, Co-operative club, boys' choir, K. 11. Ilaxter Itln o,uest, director; Mrs. Nina Church er Thompson, soprano; Mrs. Mor ris J. Krohm, contralto; William Wegener, , tenor; Aeolian trio; Charles M. White, Scotch songs; Mrst Baptist church quartet; lalk, llerherl. G. Itrown. l'aciric Time Kfatlons. KFI, I -os A nudes. Cnl. (107) &:30-fi p. m lxaminer matinee; C. nightly doings; 6:15, KKPs See ing California; 0:30, vest pocket program: G : 45, KadltOrial period ; 7-7:20, Nick Harris detective story; 7:20.x, Kmuia Klmmi l, soprano; Krank Hariy. tenor; S-9, program. Ventura Iteflnlng company, Ven- lura string (iiiartet; 9-10 Kxamlner Tirogrum; lo-ll, Patrick - Marsh Woman Coach MINERVA SAYS: This is the last week of the Sale. We have some great bargains in LartieV Shoes. H it you must come and sec those shoes and g-t filled. Our prices are very modest and gentle on lots of these broken slics. Arch Aids and Ited Cross, 10 per cent off this wpek only. . Children's Kelt Slippers, size ft ft to 11, AOc and si lift to 2, .V red or blue. These are cheaper than wool ' hose for the kids. - ! you wont them? We have a fw Silk IIos" at cut prices. Yon . Should look ths over. I l know you will tnke home a '. pair at our price. T hav a I few pair of dippers left. .Wear these rubbers and don't get your feet wet and be lek. They sr! cheaper than cough syrup. Claud Pratt wears our r ihlwrs he's nev er sick. THE B00TERY Resolved: THAT ns usual I spent more for Christmas this year than expected, I will start saving NOW . in order to meet the coming requirement. I. i Hot CAKES that mate you hanker for breakfast time f lapjacks I And all because of a can't-bc-matchcd flavor, a flavor that belongs to Flapjacks and to them alone! No other hot cake flour can rise to the flavor-heights of Flapjack because no other hot cake flour is blended the Flapjack way. If you want hot cakes that are always light, always ten' dcr, always easy to cat and never hard to digest say "Flapjack" to your grocer. 'Albers itntids for Better Brcaltfasts" bakfMl with ntaat,' eravy.. turniim In cream -saiiee,' irrnpefrult, miiae. HpanlHh crcmn,- Krulmm, brewl, owlk eoffno. Willi thn exception of tho snu- mgtt ftifrKfltp In tho britnKtaitt moiiu- thorp aro 'no uluhoft uniuilU ahlo foiv chlldron as younfr aa foiif years. . A cool, jbtcy &pplo In nn trieul appotlsor -In the mornlnir. Jt moans little work In preparation, faroful washing and drying so that tho skin cun be oaten tt pro furred In -all that'H. necessary, ' Two cups cranberries, 1 enp su Itar, 1 V4 cups botUiiv water, 2 tabUP.oon1.lpvQB. Julco,. 3 table spoons gruaulated gvlutlno, 'A cup cold water, 2 eggs (white) j 1 Pick ovor and wash-cranberries!', Tut berries and boilliu water Into,1 u lare huuoo pan and cook' unlllf. tender, about 20 mlnutea. Hull, through a sieve. Add aurar !- tij: Juice and bring; to the . bollln-' point. Horton frolatlne In cold W; tor for 10 minutes. Stir lot hot,'; sirup, stlrrlna; until gelatine U' tllasolvod. Add lemon juice when cool. When mixture betfiu to. j jelly told in the white ot eggs' neaien until stirr nno ary. Turn, Into a mold dipped in cokt water, Let stand In a cold place uaUl thoroughly chilled and t Irrw1 fleri-e'. with a custard sauce maJ ' wlth tho yolks of the eggs. .'iji ,t, UNITED STATES ill FOR WJ X s t i.i.: :.i i. i I i. imm mm Mia Donna Terry. Seattle. Is the only woman soccer coach In tha west. . Her team woo the city title. 2' Metusserve Zlecirically We are fully prepared to take care cf your electrical needs. How about some new Mazda Lamps for those empty sockets? La Grande Electric Co. 1412 Adams Ave. Coffee 1 Baking Towder I Extracts J Spices, Only Schilling Teas are "toasted" in America. Only Schilling Teas are safely Sealed HOT in Vacuum tins. Only Schil ling Teas bring you the true flavors of the Orient. Schilling Tea Qbe Iwrlds only lea 5 ihat ? Scaled, V OUT THEY GO! ;1 it- Oregon Hardware & Imp. Co. Four famous blends from the four corners of the East. Blsck (Orange Pekoe) vjtccn ( lapin; , English liiea'iiast Oolong ' New Try Treat It Order a jar of Best Foods Relish SPRED from your grocer. It's new and delicious. A spread for sand wiches, a piquant new dressing; for salads, a relish for cold meat, a seasoning, nnd pure ns pure cart be, BEST FOODS RELISH SPRED Distributed By Union Creamery Company 1112 Jefferson Avenue La Grande, Oregon. .. rhone llab 1X3 t :