La Grande evening observer., January 16, 1926, Image 3

Saturday, January 16, 19'2f.
LA GRANJlFi EVENING OBSERVER
" ;Paec Three
NEWS of SOCIETY
hapter Observes
ounders Day
Founder any was observed yes
rduy by Chapter 1. I. K. O. with,
luncheon at 12:30 o'clock ut tho
bme of Mrs. H. A. Zurbrlck. Ktght
bvertt were laid ut one lurffo tabic
the dining' room where Mtb. R
Appleby presided as "YouslmU-
csh. Five white etui dies lighted
hin table In memory of five foun-
rs of P. K. O. Yellow candle
khtvU the our. smuller luncheon
bleu in memory of the two: liv-
il? founders of tho - organization.
10 centerpieces, place curds and
enu were carried out in a pretty
lor scheme of yellow and white.
Mrs. Wayne Wade, president of
impter I. wat seated at the
eaker'M table. Mrs. A. U Jtlch
dson huuk a beautiful number.
('he iMsa wth, tliv Ueileato AiR,"
Thomas A. Arne, after lunelu on.
compnnlcd by Mrs. K. 1. Holmes
the piano. In response to tho
Wore she Minn: rhe-Answer' by
ftbirt Huntington, . I'urry. t Mrn,
holmes also played two piano solb.s ;
1 Truvatore" and a march from
.lusi. . Mrs. a. S.'Hlrnt read "A 1
rlund Full of Cluy" from Henry
in nyke's book "The Ulue Klow-
Toasts were responded tu by
rs. A. Hi Hunter, who kuvc a
tst to tub past, Mrs. C. It. Sellz
toast to the present and Mrs. Jl.
If.nu.nlnn tnn In II... f.it......
The program was in charge of
Irs. K. K. Klildlti 'and Mrs. Kdward'
fin Ittokhmd. ; The hostess wuh
tslsted 4n Hervlhjr by Mrs. Wayne
lade, Mrs. Hall K. Wallls and
trs. lA-e Warnlck.
"After luncheon the regular bnsl-
tss meeting of thu order was held.
clchraics
nnivcrsary
ft
Indian Silver
Primitive Jewelry., hammered by III
Indians from Wenican' sib er dollars.
strike4 a very smart note with the
new sport costumes. It in partlcu
Uui.v fiotxJ with the futuristic OftQluU
anO crush I nt; colors.
The SOlh birthday mini versa ry
Mi'H. Naomi K. Stephenson wils
i' Insjiiraflon for a prettily 'up-inted-
dinner party last evening.
,en by her daughter; Mrs. O. A.
k-Nees at her home on Sixth
ret. I tinner was served at 7
lock with covers laid for Mr. and
s. (J. A. McNees, Miss l.nlu Mc-
1-es, Mr. and Mrs. C IV Hutelu ns,
r. and Mrs. Jloy .MelNeeH. fliary f , :vpr:
ad Hay Ktruthers. all of i.a'CeiS ai lUVeiia
"Hig Sisters cotiuulttiHi.
Following the program delicious
refreshments were served in the
domestic science department of the
Jilgh school.
fclio Club Meets - !
At Ingle Home
Pr. and Mrs. J. u Ingle delight
fully entertained the members of
tht: I'liu club l-ist evening at their
home on Washington avenue.
Flowers, were used to decorate the
rooms where, bridge wan at play
during the evening. Mrs. Norman
I'YceB won high score among the
ladies nud (t. I hiitton received
the gentlemen's prize.
After the play a dainty luncheon
was served.
deputy. Mrs. Mabel Thompson was
Ktve n a past oracle pin. In apprecia
tion of her devotion to the order
in tho past year as orach
Mr. Oak man wan ossUted by. It,
C. Uall, Installing escort, in plac
ing the following officers: Consul,
Jesse Btlles; past consul, J. A. Ar
buckto: adviser, ' Joe ' Munhull Jr.;
banker, J. U Munhull; clerk. Jake
itioutock; escort. J. Shirley; -trustees,
D. J. Charhoncau and William
Koetcr; wutchman, Charles Dla
lua and -sentry, Kd. J. llrown.
After the ceremonies a . banquet
wus served. Over 800 people at
tended. ' , , ,
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School Board Member ',.
Addresses F.-T. Group
An Interesting program waa given
yesterday : afternoon when,- the
Greenwood Parent-Teacher associa
tion met at the school, in regular
session. G. 8. Uirnle,' member of
the school board, eavc-fln interest
ing talk on i"Ilet,' ll'eaUhaitd
Thrift;" Mrs. J.. l ljnehsj mem
ber of tho Union county 'health us
social Ion. snoke: M Ism -Isabella '-Mlt-
ler sang- two numbers, -afcxniipanied
by MIsh Myrtle Wllcocic" ut tho
piano. Her' selections were VThci
Violet" by . Moiart and ?'ln'' Won
der It, Ever the ltose'V.by Slater:
Mist Wild. Kngels two pIanon"um
bers, ."The Harper's- KrewoH",by
Hyatt and 4Barca,roUe", ly GrodK-
Ki. . ;; .... V, v
Mrs. liutchcns' roo'in '.received
the picture for having thoi largest
number. of parents -present.
Members of the usaociation oted
to have-, ai uookaaso i built "tyi Mr,
Ooodnough r preparatory i.to . ii
brunch library. . ' $ , . . ."r -i
Thp ,next,'iucctlng o.41io associa
tion will be held Fcbruury 1U. -.
Grande Ronde Circle' -' '
Installs Officers ' ; : :'
Ornnd" llonde CJrtloii Ko.. :?.
Neielitiors of WooUcroft, inn Mon
for lile piullny car. TJw ofOoonl
InstiUli-'d wcro: CruHrilfan netyhbur,
Ullli- Alstptl ; . uUvlnor, iitlry A'vx-
kc: ck-rk. C'liira Orion:, bank',
Mrs- Itobbcus: munagorx; ' Mi-(!
tlnni'rA ITntliam, l'arks and.HobbK,
liuiuk'lan, -Iahi' ltlch.rlsj..,ciiplaln
of (ruarU.s Ijicv. BuHlt . miiHlclun
Kninrvs Oworno-and irf8 corrc-
P.-T. Association
i-iimliv and Mr. aim Mrs. Cilenn
ii 1 !.'. r Yallowa,
M'ltr lilmu-r tile evening was i-n-t'd
socially. v
...
G. S. Entertains
tenth Graders
Till' AHHorlaU'il lllrl KlullinlK of
lilKh 'school pivi1 a nilttm-o
-Irty yesterday aft'rnoon al a:3
llmk In till' irymnnKliim of tln
yrti school at which time the
vjKhlli (,-railo itlrls. who will enter
JM HCIIOOI 111 I lie uetiiiiiiiMi, i
new semester, were entertaln
A program wa Kiveli after
ileh games and dancing were en-
eil.
The iirourum follows: Konr nuin-1
rs by Him I'kulele Six consisting-
Adelaide ("lirk, Margaret ua-riiv-ontUklWi-
-Unfhiinan. .1ritil
i, ''avion.- Wllmit - tlasklll Kind
irothv Killik: vocal duel, "Uku
le Ijuly." Myrlle Wileoek and
iln Ansell; dance by I'urlnne lla-
talks by . Klcnnor Cleaver,
shlent of. the. A. CI. S.. liorothy
link, vice nresldent. Wllnia vkis-
II. chalrnmn of the sorlul conl
lltee. Iinlsy Kobbs, chalrnmn of
e entertiilnnient coinmuicc. uuu
urgaret Uaker chairman of the
snondent,, Maticl- JliinuiiU,
Following" tho install'trUon .
freshnicnts .were-; BcrycJ.
WALLING'S
t Here They Buy
Coats, 2.V0 to, 50'o
Off.
New Siitin and Velvet
lint's, Hand Hags and
lloxes, One-Third Off.
Collars and Cuffs, Ja
bots, One- Half l'ricc.
Fine .Fur Chokers,
One-Half Price.
WALLING'S
i
your blonl
MINERVA SAYS:
You are licensed f rur
utur a n'jr1J,t SK'n K11""'
ThlH we iidmlt. for we well
Hlincn maile 'from rent bnth
er no paper counb-rs intd
fllirr capn. The 1.5 nho- s
miiHt ! Kitinfiietory. A few
more pulr left our hutuu- on
a vacation today. t'ul
weather Horn, sllk-and-wo
reKUlur 2.3. now 5I.".
Von won't fine un elect t;c
i.hI In btd to warm yur
.r't If yo'J w
wool hone, und
etreiltatlnn wHt ulwayn ie
Kood. Hid your bedfellow
Kivv ftm a jmlr of I'eit
llouw Pllppcrit? If not.
have tbcm ut $1.4n p'-r pair.
What In it that carries you
tltromch all the comfort and
pleasure of life? Why If
your fii-t! You (mourn i
m-cirt tbem with poor fooi-wi-iir
and hose. Corn Tad
to corn arc a riwenttal as
ft curling- Iron to hohb;-1
hiiir. You don't m to
cam for yoJr feel, ihji it
can. '
.jMemberM of the Kiverla Pa rent -
R-aeher :usHO(Mation met al the
school yesterduy ariernoon in reu
ItU exlon and the following pro-
iram wus jfiven: Two 8on by pupils-
of the first tfrude; recitation.
David Larsen; two kouj?h. by third
ijra.de pttpllH and a recitation by
Donuld Kteilnuin. , . , '
SnpertntfMident .1. T. Longfellow,
who Wius ii delicate to the tftate
teachers aN.oelalion eonvention in
Portland lu Itoeember. wive an oc.
eount of tho meeting at which 100
teachers. prlneipulH and superln
tendenln from ull parls of the Hlate
of Oregon were in session dlHeuss
ing problems eoneerninff the vari
ous institutions of learning from
the statt colleges to the most iso
lated sehools.
A. K. . S-iyre, Fiiperlntendent or
Jopnty. ..jrW;1ioQlH;.; K.iji,. iif :liiU'resl:
lnr talk on thrift strefsinjr tli; ne
cessity' of not only being- able to
conserve and widely spend monej
hut to be able to usm health ami
.strength or time und talent In a
wise and thrifty manner.
MIsh K nine's room received the
picture for haviuK- the largest num.
her of parents present. After the
program a social hour was ob
served and refresh nieiitx were serv
ed by the committee in charge.
Neighbors And
Woodmen Install
The Koyal Neighbors a.nd Mod
ern Woodtnen held a joint Installa
tion of officers Wednesday even
ing al Ihe K. I', hall. Mrs. Phoebe
Williams, district deputy, of Maker,
was Inslalllng officer for the neigh
bors ami Itert Milkman, national
organizer, installed lor the wood
men. The Itoynl Neighbors' orflcrrs
for l!i were ushered In by an
escort of six little girls dressed as
fairies, followed by eight ladies
us guards. The officers followed.
who were duly Installed 111 their
lesiM-cllvc offices. Neighbor Peril-
Miinson tiding as cere nial mar
shal. The officer rollow: (Iracle.
I'iri'ie lOaton: past, oraele. Mnbel
Thoinpsoa: 'vice oraele. Kiln Kbe.
ter: recorder. Winifred Millerlng;
receiver. Ilertha While: marshal.
Mavme .lollllson: asslslalit iarshal.
Alia Winbiirn: flagbeanr. Nellie
W' lib: musician. Ihlla Webb: mali
nger. Ilnldn SlelTen; Inner sentinel,
Selii I lull : outer sentinel. Minnie
llunlllig: faith. Itela Snyijani: im
yelflshness, Uel.ah Huff; .courage,
kirsehner and cndiiranc, Gladys
Huff.
Alter Ihe Insinuation Mrs. H'-r-tha
While iresell(ed III" luslall
Ing ofric'-r Willi a fur choker in
.ippr.ciatlon of her falthrul serv
ice to the Iji Uraiide camp both
as Installing officer and dlstrlel
. i in, I, i I" 7 I
. o y
i' mrdlum-slcd onion, 4 cups dlc
cli polfttocs, y, - leuspouu nail. M
tcafljiOon pepper, ' 1 cup boiling
water.' - '
Melt but'er and lard and stir
In Tlour. When smooth ndd onion
flhcly mlncoil. Htlr until blended
Ad add tlm l'otniocii which nro
uncooked. Add boiling water and
cover ' tho pan 'clowiy. look ju
inlniitcs. Tho potatoes should be
tomlcr and (hp. water-ull cooked
liwuy. . Just enough water to pre
yent burning Is used. Heason with
nalt and popper when half cooked.
TWENTV SKVKN 15ARS AGO Mrs. Hurtle! O. Dalejr wu M
flrst and only phone girl in tho natlonnl c.pltnl. Today HMr
aro !7, but Mrs. Daley .! tlll on the Job.
met Thursday aftc-rnoun with Mrs.
S.' K. Miller til a luneluon at l::iu
o'clock. It was an automobile af
ternoon uud place cards, decora
tions und menu curried out tho
idea,' A c-levur' game alter lunch
eon made the ttmo puss pleasantly.
Guests outside the club were
.Mcadamcs .Holly, l-'ox and Town
Icy, the latter a visitor from Cali
fornia at the Wright holm-.
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Sister Mary i
Says: J
Resolved:
THAT as usuiJ I spent
more for Christmua this
year than expected, I
will start savhiff NOW
in ' order : to meet the
comiriff "requirement.,
ye STATES
PUTMAN'S
Welcome your charge account.
. La Grande's Exclusive
Ladies' Ready-To-Wear and Millinery
BANK
Mooscheart Ladies i
Meet at Tura Home -
Thi;ladlCH of Mqosrbeart Tfjlbn '
met in mR-ulfir session ".this week
at the homo of Mrs.- Max .Turn,
(lames were played1 dijring the af
ternoon1, with' Mrs. U. Stoop and
Mrs. Oandall winning Ihe prizes.
Besides a lnrse number-of mem
bers four visitors were present. '-v
)e1letous refreshments were jery-
ed before adjournment.-'; '
t'nion (Speclfil) AfbV a ;:h6ll
Iny vneation' tho- Carnation rbih
Announcements
Soeiol niilHHineeitieiits inny b"
prlnleil III this culuiiinM'ni. of
elutrKt . An niiiioiineeinents per
tatutiiff In uny n met ions sueli ns
eookeil footl sales, etc, will Ih:
fusel. Announcements, In be
pi'ltiled tho sumo iluy, must Ik
ItiXH'lety editor's btimls h, 0:0(1
o'cioek Xews editor's nuUr. '
Ser'o In a hot, dish and sprinkle
with mlneed parsley.
U.MIIXD MEETING SET
MNK1GLD COM-Kli, Mc
Mlnnville, Ore., Thu setni-nnnual
meet I met of the board of trustees
hits been culled for Jnnuury 37.
Tlii.i meetlnt; will be held nt 10
a. in. and will hist until the busi
ness has been finished. The bust-
ness at this meeting will Include
the furtherance of the bulldlru?
campaign and'' a' discussion an to
new members of the board dC
trustees. . . i
Tho charter of LlnfK'tfl . colleee
provides for 33 'elective members
of the board of trustees, ,of whom
ut least three-fourths ; must bo '
members of Raptlst '' churclu-S.
These are elected la three groups,
each group serving for. a period
of three yenrs ' :
I
Credit CARE'S No Interest
a
Tbe l.ndiis Auxiliary to the llro
therhood of Itnllwny Trainmen will
meet in regular sesnion Tuesday
evening at lOugles hall. There will
be Initiation.
The meeting of the llusy Uee of
Ihe W. 11. A. which was lo have
been held Tuesday evening ut the
home of Mrs. Krank Pike has been
postponed until a ltiter date hpcnuwe
(By Slstrr Mary) ; ..
J llreukl'UHl Orange juice, -cereal
'couUed with . rulsina cclm.erahain.
Itoast, waffles, sirup, milk, . coffee.
Luncheon Veal' tlinli(les. '.ttw
led polutoea, u)ple and ceteiyial-i
lad. glgger Vookbs, milk, ' teilAv ;
llnner llaked spare-rlby, pota
toes baked with meat?; 'Uutttred
1 parsnips, jellied -.cnbba'go stUud,
l icily, whole wheat' bread,' vlCiuon
Hpungo, milk, coffee.
!" A light meat coursu .iHiStiggosted J
; for the dinner menu since- mcax is
niHo served at noontime. Tho veal
tlmbales lalio care of meat .. . left
, from 'the' veal pot 'roast -. used;' In
jthe preceding dinner.
Try "stewed potatoes" 4hp "-.noxt
i time you serve pork chops.1.-They
will "go right to the spot."
Slewed! 4'OlftUMW .
One dessertspoon lardo-J'-lrt-spoon
butter, I detsertsporjh flour,
of illness in the family. ' '
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The Westminster society ,of he
1'resb.vteriun church, . will . iU'vt
Monday evening at the. Jiomo,v of
MIsh niadyH Miller, 1102 It avenue.
$2.00. to $2.50
'. .Values :
.Pbipket! Knives
For ' ;
-1:19
SCULLY
Hardware
. PhoM M-85
IrUMVniMWI
JMENK
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a
II K A I'TY
In Vui;iii l An A-sw-l.
An iiwD t of nliiioMl prir"-h-si tutt,
in I hi: Kuciul wurld, nnJ In 111
hll.lIU'-! IMtllll n1.
Onf lU-imly Tri-jiliin-ill ii'I'l "
our yuiilliv himy it l your ttplrl:.
DGOIBATIOX
To roni)r.th
mnt dt!piulb
and cmirteout
crvlc
To t! pratciit
poanUle , mjuitnr
of poopl
Attholoirest colt'
conalatcnt Willi -fnlr
Tnurqi to th
labor ami capital
employed
( i
Olvni and
dcncrvfnii fair
trcalmcat
thin
To h a factor
In upbulldluc
"thlacoaiiaunitf
In tho ehVctlri
of Uila company.
DO YOU
KNOW?
- That you arc one of 10,000,000 customers of
the Electric Light and Power industry?
That more than 2,500,000 investors in Electric
Eight and Power company securities have made
possible the enjoyment of electric service?
That more .than- $7,000,000,000 has been invested
in the industry, by individuals, savings banks and
insurance companies?
1
That less than V2 cents of each dollar spetit
by the average American for living expenses repre
sents the average cost of this dependable, twenty
four hour service?
Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co.
FAMILY WASHIKC
Wj0 I . . liiimu llils klml of wcntlifr. ItiiKM ' ' -
!;:
r:-.:' -W
"Trouble"
Iteblml your lrlr.pl itmn srrvkn Ih Uie "plant" 11 cumpil
vaivd iiin'liHiileitl 4Miilpment of mIh, ruble, wires, Mwlleb.
hiNUik . liiMiroineiils, -et4 ., carefully tuljUHtel mid nlwolulcly
leHjuh-iiL on K-rfc4 t eoiistnulloii uud iimlnU nniicr. ,j (.
The plunl" lw coiiHlniitly wiibjnet lu iicehlent nmt .onUklo ,
InlerfeiTJii-e. NIihiiis, flie. Hit? ean-leHHiioH of norkmen, ilu
prank of eblhliib,' eon renin I lcfetH or nialeilnl nil pla
llielr uni, ... , . t ,' '-.I:.' m
..'''','
Your H 11 erf an conlimtly uatrtieil ami teMetl. 'In' tl (
case of trouble we-aro genernlly the flrt lo know It, but lt
iiolirienllofi to 'our Cotnplaiut Ih'piirtmeiit when there If nny-'
thing wi-ong u III be Hppreeluteil, . : . :
Home Independent '
Telephone Co.
Highest Prices for
Raw Fur is
I pay the highest cash prices for nil
kinds of raw furs. No need to send
them away and wait for your check.
You get your check on the spot or by
return mail.
i'ST1!--"
iT-:l
'AH -
Chris Miller
, . 1310 Adams Ave.
mahe, yon a n- wmnnn.
Colonial Duality
Shop .
THE B00TERY
A Home l or Sore I ret
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