La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 28, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextLA' GRANDE KVKNING OBSERVER ' r 1 m 1- ! rage mrrr j Thursday, January 28, 11)26. NEWS of SOCIETY Bridge Party Hfeld At Spaeth Home im'tubcra woru tuko.n into tho or-trnnixatlon.--' Officer for Iho ciuu Ingr year will ho Installed at the Twelve tables of brlrtfrr were at r,slnr nieitliig of tho order piny yesterday afternoon whn Sirs. William Wilson,' Mrs. Kre I Spaeth, Mrs. Clyde, Zlmmernmii anil Mrs. T. It. Maxwell entertained nt on attractive party at tho home of Mrs. Spaeth. lively bouquets of daffodils and sweetpeas In yellow and white were used to (iivorui Ihe ronniM and the luncnron tables where dainty two-eonrsr. liiiirh. eon ras si-ried followiutc t he Ktunes. . IllRh score for the aft, -moon went to Mrs. Iljiuh llruily and Mrc. K. 1,. Holmes received the second prize. Mrs. Dun Tanner wis pro- ln February. After the closing ceremony lost evening a sqclal hour wna'obscrv ed and delicious refreshments were served by tho committee In charco. I , Missionary. Society In All-Day Meeting Twelve ladles of Ilia Homo Mis sionary society of the Methodist Kplsropai church met yesterday at the home of Mrs. a. C lleodley on Cellar street for an oil day nicot inic. Most of the day wua spent evlntr. At noon a pot luck, lunch- sented with the consolation prl-. I j Ul0 af,erIlo0n at S:30 o'clock Ihe four ladles are cnloriuinm.r- ii., .. t.,.uinADU B.utnn liresldttd over by the president, Mrs. nl a similar affsir Ibis nrterii'icn. l.eu llnnfni'd.. Mr. and Mrs. Bav p 1 mertain i;iuh jurs. Miiun win Ke ; Mr. '.n.l Mm. II. M. Hay Vlij,'hU ! LllllcheOll HostCSS !) fully nntrrlaInol -tlie mrmhoiH orj Mrs. It. H, Hmlth istimOng- Mrs. '.! tho Aliihu-rliih Invt mniiijt at their Sherwood Williams BtiPatrt this nf- Homo on i film- Hire.. M-m. II. K. tcrnoon ,at. one .of the 'tvanUMn rliiiin" liiiH'hi'Qntt to Ih givn by the Alothoillst- 'Kpiscopal ! 'luiUi-a' . aid. Mrs. Snitlh will bP howtMS at a Mm iltr ufi'alr ut h(r'homp nxt week. Parkdaie Club Meets At Island City .' - On of the most enjoyahlo nieet nsH of the ';u k(liiU' club thin yitir w bold -yeMtrrduy afternoon ; j Wutklnn won MkM hooto aintis' Ibo . liili'H ptTHfiit during V,.' ev-?nintis piny and James MrNnmor rotM-ivrd i tlm fft-ntK'hH'n'a prif. li A ilalnty twopn'rso: , h.nrW-on ' was tvr Pi fitter I he Klines. (,;. ; O. E. S. Serves ;! Buffet Luncheon . Mrs. Jessie Schubert, wsb inili- i tiled Into the Order of t he KhhI - j at thp home of'Mrs. llarret Hlok jj ern Slur hist evinlwr, when the j land at Island Illy, with Mrs. John ' " members of the lode met at the Ilowery as assistant hostess. The :. Masonic hall In reKiihir session. , rooms were prettily. decorated with f The new officers of the orKiuuuv- j potted plants. . - lion hod charKe or the meet in?. Besides the larfc-e number of club . i ney also served a. enclous iinr ci members present IIUTe -were five nineneon in me parlors lonowins visitors, Mrs. Mllo lllokland, Mrs. i the meeting, llouquets of sweelpcus Andrew Blokland and Mrs. C. A. , were used as decorations. (smith, of island City, Mrs. W. N. ' Aiiout nuy women nucn.iod in.? Evans of ML Olen and Mrs. lUinna i meeimir. mciiiiunK sevep.ii otii-oi- town visitors. ; i D. of H. P. A. Holds " Initiation Ceremony : Webster of Ijl Orandc. I A two-course luncheon van serv ed at the-close of' the afternoon. ' DURKIN'S WIFE MEETS BETTY, THE "OTHER WOMAN" jTf?L ; M Sit A - V'-fL ' hm i Mr f"irf l-W-J lUiffif,', I Harmony New Spring Dresses In All The Pastel Shades. Priced $11.50 and Up. PUTMAN'S Thia Pi-ench handkerchief for va nlns wear is in the new men's ftttt i i a tnuifiTAtt ta match tha nvi In shade ana is wxsvx who wiui lnd of sheerest suver uoia. IFoit Is (lie Hrst pholojiraph or limn . Sullivan Ihu-khi, IS-ymr-uld lirlilt of Marthi lmkln. Chi viHt Kiuimaii. Slut is nt the right, and the pk'lmv wns taken nriir slw niuhrd Chicago and Jeanu'd, not only that Durkin was a. iniudertM1, hut. tliat lm luul amitht'i' swivtlirat-t. . The "other swit'l heart ,M llelty WVrner, who ouee lieliMtl Jkiirkln eseapti iniprlsimnirnt in t'lifoniia hut who now thiTatens to tell police all, she knows, about him In reprisal for his marriage- to lima, is nt the left. When she and Dui-kln met, arter hl arrest, Durkin nsketl her: "No, they've -iiiiule you hit ter axifnt me, hove they?" She answered, "Vou did It yourself." and luriicd away. IiiM't Is.o pieltire of Ihirkht. taken at tho Chleago district attorney's offler.. - . i Ladies Aid The Peirree of Honor Protective Plans Dinner . nsKoeintinn met In regular soKsion j lust evening at tne K. IV halt. Min nie Curd, stale vleo presitlnnt of tlie orRiintiitlon, who makes her ' home at linker, was present and The lailies Aid society of tho Baptist church held a culled meet- inn yeslertlay afternoon at the home of tho president, Mrs.'W. I. Devlne. 1 hirlmr th Im.sinoHM f i.ssisteil in the resnl ir work and sio paiw w,.re discussed for tlie i j ihe tniMiiiorv roremonv. i wo new dinner t 'S A number of WINTER COATS , At a Bargain, 1-3 TO 1-2 PRICE I . Remember we carry STANDARD makes of coats La Voruc and Palmev TIIF.Y WEAR. WA LUNG'S inner to he. plvun-by tho Suciety t dui iiijf the niontli of Kuliruary. ltefore udjounimont a social hour was observed and .dellclouH refriitihmeiitH . were nrved ly the hostess. , . Radio lerniillonal teataj D-lii. Turner or- hitHira. .llrectlon l.oren lowll; 10-t 1, Hta'rr Vanio company Ktuulo. HNX, . llollywixMl, 4'ni. (ssa.uni- (t-f:U0 p. in., Hnnny Jlni'a nlory; ,ri::iu-: 16, WiiiU'wr pipe ormin Htinllo; Town Tattler; 6:16, travel talk, Vf. V. Alner; C:80-7, Atwater Kent-concert orchemra; 7-8, pro- main, Joi-.-i:en company, fain Klnsteln'K ntrltiK quartet; :n.(l:4fi, iniernattonal, test iiroKrum;. 9-lo. Driler of optlmlntlo lionuta: l'l-ll. popular noiitr iiml -ilance nnwlo hour. '. : v . , KOAO, C'orvallU, 'Ore (il.2m ; Ill-Okc) - . , I'tftOS p. in.', musical 'wlectlonn; 7:15. "lluslnelM niltem," A. 0. Schmitt; 7:n,""i1lnor Ailjiwlmentu lind Jnapectlon of the Auto," J'rof.' W. .1. tillmore: 7:411, "Oregon Wiela ami Their Kcononilcal l'no," C. K. ThomRH. . v v . Hit), San Fruicluro, Cal. (42S.3nl 700kl ' , V l:30-S p. m., HMily Selrefi Fair mont hotel orchestra; 5:10-6, chil dren' entertainment; C : Sti-7. Wul demar l.tml and the Slates Hestau rant orchestra: 7:10-7:80, Hudy SelRer'a Fairmont hotel orchestra; 9-1(1, Gone-'Jomes' orchestra; 10-11, Waldenmr Llnd and Ihe Rtates res taurant. . '; -K T A II, Cakhuid, Cal. ( 240m '. lMOkc) 9-9:30 a, m.. prayer service. Rev. R. .U Opauldliig: 12-1, luncheon concert; 9-11, proirram. Brenner's. K WKO, lnillnian, Wanli. .(.148.Rin- , HVUkt') . , . . . r 7-:Sft p.'. in.. Aibha Tlnrmonlgers; Jean Worlhlnirton, vocalist; ' "Re nulls of Kxlenslon -Work In ltSS." W. W. Ilnderwooil. . ' Twa 1'1'lsoiiM CVitiariMl. -' -RALKM, t)re. W. . A. Iltellt private secretary to Governor 1'leree, has returned from Wa!l Walln where ho--inspected thu' Waahlnitton state penitentiary. Mr. Dalzdl said that while the pbysU cal plant of the Washington In stitution was superior- to that ot thu . Oregon prison,- mploymerA conditions here were .must , mon) satisfactory. . The Jute mill previously opes, ated In connection with tho 'VVash. Inifton penitentiary has been aban. uoned and an effort now Is beluf made to tllnpose of the machinery! .Only Two More Days Friday and Saturday ;" JANUARY SALE Save CARR'S FltlDAY, .I.AXrAUY - Mountain Time Stations. CF.AC, I'nlKiiry, ( nil. ( i:tr.Sm tlttnke) 8-U p. m., hulies trio. Mny Hock ey," cellist ; M iss ltccrlhiK:. pi:inist ; (Jluiiys I'oster, violinist.' CMti:. Kdmiintoii, (an. (."ilA.Am. :Kok-) 7:30-s p. ,n., nui-sic. . " K l 'VV A, Ouilen, t tali. ('2 .Mm- 1150ke) " , ; p. m., orfr.in recital, Tarn-1 mount tlieater; '6-U, Oh-n ltadio Dealers'; proR-mm. , , t KOA, Ih'iiver. Colo. -f.12.4iii-U::(k. 12:15 p. m.. Jtinlto thenlcr nui- flicale; 3:ir, relaxing anil corrective .exercises; a:30, matinee for house wives; 4, rullnnry lilnls; 4:15, fah lon review; (J.-.tO. dinner Cqiicm:,. llrown I'alnce strinK nrehi-sM-n. Howard Tillotson. director; 7:3n, pn-view of international Suinlay seliool lesson; M, studio program , violin .solos, Mrs. - Kdlth Klmllini? Wible; uifilref.s, ,tThe Opportunity of the Youth of Today." Iter. f R Mrs. Sherwood WIllianiH l chair- Stevens; cornet dhet. William Wible man or the committee In Charge Of ilind Thomas Ik Uaven; instrnmen- mo next meeunff or ine younK tnl selections: soprano solos, ' Mrs, women's Kducuuonal Auxmury or Marie Klnvens Murphy; instru- Pierce, tenor. , I eafi'ti'ria. orchestra, .lack Oron- KiW, INrt-tland, Ore. (Ifll.Rm-tfhnw. lead.-r; (l:sn-7:3. ' history (tiukc) . story. Prof. Hertoff; Uleliard Head-1 7:16 il. ni., Y. M.-C. A. physical : rick and Vyola Von. screen Juve-; nulture cxePclsL's; 10:30-1 1:30, town ; niles; story by t'ncle John; 7:3, crier; music; .household hints; "Itomanee of Santa, v Trail, shopplnfr puiUo and news items; Gladys le Witt; S::td-R:4ri. special 12:30-1:30, concert,, Oregon ltadio Internalioual radio week program; Trades asnoclatlon; R-7, dinner con-i 9-1 1, pronim, WeHtern Auto Sup cert, Olds. Wortman & King com-1 ply company. pany; 7:30-7:45, news items anil KMTIt, Hnllywuixl, Cal. (t!:tHm sportiiifr n'milt: 8-10:30. concert, j r TJOdke)- Sherman, Clay uml company; Duo) r,.(J p; ",.. j10me hour. Mnmm)' art-studio; 1,0:30-12, Hoot Owl Sihinions and pupils of Carter Weav-l-r.ru lie. . . " . i i- jer; 7,, "Oolor I'lioloKraphy." Char- ktU, l-os Amndes, CnlV (405.2m- les 'lu-nm;: 7:30, Wonder of Announcements . Social annouiM'enientfi may Im printed In thN coluiim free of ehnrcp, Any annomioeniils per tUi tiling to any rune tf oils such as rooked fiHd snhs, etc., will ho refused. AmiooivoenHMiU, to b prluteit iho some day,- must he In Koeiery isllior s haiHl, bj 9:00 oVIock. NVws etlltor'a iintr. Die Methodist Kplsconal church whirh will ho Indd net Tuesday evening, I'Vhruary 2, at her home. Other members of the eomniltteo lu charge, are Miss Kfflo Snyder, Mrs. K. 1, , lleonsler. Mrs. K. D. Towler, Mrs. K. Iucllle Ialy, Mrs. Poune, Mrs. Chester Thompson. ,Mrs. Krnest Johnson, Mm. Kml 'Smith, yUtui Hianche Clurk and -! ml) ma Woman's Glorv To retain Ha beauty, the hnir an l I, skn neerls constant attention. a' weekly slmnipoo. a little rare, am) a hecomliiK coiffure make It wluit It shoulil be Wonuin's t't-owiilnff (llory. riinnc .Main SUB ftir appointment i Colonial Beauty Shop 1 Miss Olive Wilcox. --.. Tho social meeting of the l'p worth laffiie' of the Mrst Metho dist Kplscopal church will he held in the church puflorM - at '7:30 o'clock this evening. Thtrc will hft a short business mfethiK. . All members are urfffd to attend. Tho World Wide" Guild of the baptist church will meet Saturday afternoon at ? 2 , o'clock at the church. There will bf a debate be tween the uulld' meml)r and the Women's. Missionary society of the church. All members nre nrRed to be present. Sister Mary Says: MINERVA SAYS: I im. sciioi.is zio-i'Ai)s I The ohl method of treat- I Ini? corns ati'l callouses was to remove the hanl. rtcail tissue with caustics of acids. The cause of the trouble friction nml pressnri e'nlirely Ignored and as a result the corn . or callous quickly reappeared. j Ily removing the cause I thro irIi the use of Dr. Hcholl's Zlno-P.ids. Ihe corn or callous Is bound to dis I appear. j They nre Dew. scientific, i different and more effective. I Sold ll THE B00TERY 1'o.n l pTt al yo:ir en"-e. r.AV HAUKX, Mgr. (Ily SWcr Marj) Breakfast Htewud dried peach es, cereal, thin cream, baked Trench louat, sirup, milk, coffee. Luncheon f'heese fondue, brown bread, grapefruit aulud. rolled oals cookies, milk, tea Dinner Urolled cod steaks, le mon butter, twice baked potatoes, diced beets In butter sauce, radish es, rice souffle, nran roiis, mns. coffee. AlthouRh children under school ...... n...u nnl .nt the luncheon salad nor the dinner radishes they will find ft nourishing, varied menu for Ihe day without these two dishes. They mny of course be served the. lettuce and some of the celery used In the salad. I Kraprfoilt Salad . 1 Two green peppers. 1 cup grape, fruit pulp, H cup minced celery, slice onion, 1 tablespoons nut meats, 2 tablespoons sugar, 4 tea spoon salt. , rut pepper In halves length wise. ICcniove pltb and seed, r.emove pulp from grapefruit. Drain. There should be 1 cup of fruit after draining, rse juice in the dressing In placw of lemon juice, ltub bowl la which so lad Is to be mixed with sllr of onion. Mis sugar and salt aod sprinkle over fruit.' I-ct stand a few min utes and combine celery, nuts and grapefruit. Pour over French dressing and fill pepper with mix ture. Sprinkle with paprika and !rTftb.otlUi:a. . menial selections, KOA orchestra; 3:30, special DX program for over seas listeners. KOI1, State College, X. M. (SIH.B- Xflllkc) 7:30-8:3(1 p. m., musicnl program. Mrs. II. O. Rivers. Pacific Time Slallnns. r.MlV, Vancouver, tan. (201. Ill- lOSOkP) X:30 p. in., Ithenn Mnrshnll, so prano; Mrs. R X. Jlodgson. con tralto; tussell llawes. tenor; Don ald JIv.slop, baritone; James Todd pianist; u:30, Cabaret Itelinoiit or chestra: liehe Mullar. soprano. KFI, JM A uncles, Cal. (IHS.r.id (llOke) fi:3()-fi p. m., Kenneth Morse and his dance orchestra; G. nightly .do ings; 6:15. KI'Ts Seeing California: 11:30, vest pocket program; 11:4 ft nniliotorl.il period; 7-S. Carlyle Stevenson's lance orchestra; 8-9, Aeolian organ; 9-9:30 Clyde Sparks, baritone; Wesley Tourlelotte, plan 1st; 9:30-10, Mutual Molors mirth contest; 10-11. Iolinn male uunr- tet. KKOA, Seattle, Wash. (IM.flnl nntike) 12:30-1:30 p. m., program: i r.:ir. Wm. V. Hoffman's orchestra today's recipe; 6-H:4R, Hoffman concert orchestra; n: 4 r,-R : 1 pro gram; 8:30-10, Times studio pro gra m. Kl'OV, Ing llench, Cal. (23:ttn- 129llkr)- 4:30-5 p. m., amusement btille tin; C-t,:30, organ. Itraytnn's thea ter; 11:30-7, Captain's Inn orehes tra from Seal lleach: 8-9, Press- Telegram program; 10-12, Ixing lieacn i-.iks ino. ss, rronc. KfVR. llnllynTHMl, nl. (2."2m 7:10 p. m.. Snfety First talk by Officer K. O. Brown; 7:20, Jack Boaz, fishing and hunting scout; 7:30. Eye-o-logue, Dr. Marshutc 7:40-8. microphone brevities; 8:30 8:4". International test program 9-10, program, John Wright, th Right Tailor, Chlco de. Verde trio Raquel Nieto, soprano; Frank Sto ver, baritone; 10-11. Warner u thrrs frolic, direction Charlie Well man. Kf.O, Oakland. Cal. (.1l.2in-M.inkc) 7:16-7:30 a. m., health tralnlm exercises, Hugh Barrett Dobha 7:45, "Pep Class." Hugh Barrett pohbs; 8:15-8:10, health training exercises. Hugh Barrett Iiobbs. 1:30. daily atrength; 11:10, home making talk. Prudence Penny; J-4 p. m., Nathan J. Indsberger. vlo. Ilnlst; Sofle Woolfe lon; Mo garf-1 Lloyd, soprano; Alice Meye and Joseph Salvnto. pianists; pro gram. Pacific Coast Musical re vl,-w; 4-5:30. conc-rt orchestra. Hotel St. Francis, Knlckerhork trio: 1:55, news Items; 8:45-9. Jos, phlne Holub, violinist; Joyce Hollo- srajr 3artbebM0, pianist; Jenalnga Kike) - .. l!-fi:30 p. 'm. jNnlui-e. llghlon's Areadn S::l0-fi:4.ri Prof. Alfri'tl Cookman; steelnl broadcast for III- thehotcakeflourtliattJie West fakes to its heart and its stomach. Flapjack ha eferyrliing you need to make good hot cakes every time Sell -rising; no fuss; no both' cr! In the handy round car' ton with the replaceable lid keeps the flour always clean, fresh and dry. We Try To Serve. Every body but not with infor mation regarding the other fellow's bus iness. ,. j , I .a I . UNITED STATES WE MANUPACTIIRB THE LARGEST AND BEST VARIETY OF BAKERY GOODS OK . .:f-,;:;;.;:;'!::;.T.HE pacific coast.' - ! rv": Our 'products look good but taste better. . Gwilliams Electric Bakery v J'Hbine Of The Golden Crusr t ; ' " Lottes Bldg, opp. Observer Office. -1411 Adama "AHwtj jwntis ur Better brtaasls" Extra mi How will it turn out? cl let depends on the flour you use Since I!cgnn using Sperry Drifted Snow Flour twelve ycirs ego, I've been con fident iJwiya that my linking would turn ou: rii;ht.. It's a (lour thnt never . varies aid I know why il doenn't. i The bend is determined scientifically in the la xjrjtoriea. The milling is exact. And evey hour of the diy they test the flour by inking, to moke sure it will be right forus. I'm enhusiantic over Sperry Flour, but I kiuw you will be, too, when ytu useit j UZ? Come in : handy around the home. Buy them . by ; tho car ton. "The Radio Store" La Grande Electric Go. . 1412 Adams Ave. A Teleph one Helps Actual count shows that our La Grande Exchange handles , about 12,000 calls per-day at this time. , If you have no telephone, why not have one. installed and join your friends and neighbors? Your application will receive prompt attention. Home Independent Telephone Co. Would you like help with your cookery problems? A party fnenuthat'sdifTerent ? , A copy of "EIGHTY Food Oeliiliti from ElOHT Master Reci pe.," free? Write me. BELLE DE ORAF. Sperry Home Servlct n u r r a it , Bpcrry Flour Co.. Hi rail fornla HI., flan Fran rlnro. Calif. Ipl. SIOI-II. Sperry drifted snow Flour WW.iJC. Tea Coflce "Baking Towdcr Extracts Spicei I You could flavor your cake with an onion "but you would prefer the delicacy of the orchid. The delicate orchid-like flavor of Schilling Vanilla is effected by the expert blending of the worlds finest vanilla beans. SchillingVanill; nxxraci j? Lemon ' & Almond jfOranee I Fepperaunt X nd 25 nu mi i ii mt ' Mi