La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 16, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday, Fel i1uh ry. 16y 12G. LA GRANDE 'EVENING OBSERVER I NEWS of SOCIETY 1 l "- - - - - - - - i v: :i; 'L'J t M H "! Miss Hill Will Wed .u!vehl,,ff wa a JHm,h,K Dwain Wnrnock Tonight ; iurinff snort businias s.uton At St. I'ftrr'H K,iiopat rhurt'h i plaint wfc inntlo for a ton-roht at ii:ao-nVlocfc tins ovvitintr, tlio jrn vulval to ln riven by (ho dans hiarriimc of Mis limn Hill. Hiiuith- j Yhrunry 2 ii. rnmmittf-rj; fir Ihr tvr or Vr. ami Mis. Ilt'tiry T, I III). I carnival wmt iippoilitw.. mi Dwain M. Warnock, son of Or. mill Mrs. J- Warnuik. or Kunsas j n RrirlirA Plnl. X Meets with Crawford Four tuliHti of brhlu wore nt play Sutt inlay ovenin when Mr. uiii Mrs. l. I. Crawford ontcrtnln od Uio members or - tin K. O. I llr.mtrp rlub. Kour prizOM wore 'ity, will hi nolcMinlKt il )iy tlio , lti-v. filivi-r l:Ht y. rccMor. Seventy five fciicf-'ts li.-no lief-n Kiiinmmiol In witness tlirimptinj cvromony. I'or her lionor maid, the hrltlo elcel has olmyon ln r cousin, 'Miss Hlaiiolie 'u r nisli. t( 1 'end lei on Alia, linear W'imioek ami M rn. War- "wiuur.i. mo prize (or uwi wan H-n (iilhert. will nerve us : Inlde's Imonir tho ladles Rohijr 10 Mm. J, matrmirt. - - ' ' Tin? Broom will In ntlomh-d ly Ms (n ot In -r, Oscar Wani'uk. I'hIi frs "will ho Koy t-'iirnish. Aulm r JMayle nnd Wftni ii C.lllicil. Mrs. Kdwanl Holmes will play Hie weildln march. A vocal pro gram will In smitf hy Mi's. Janu-s lllll. of I'endri-ton, an aunt of the hride-fleel. Tin; reci-ptlon will he given at Hie hmue of Mr. and Mis. lllll. at AK N nvemie inuncdiiilcly after tho riiiff srrvico. - Mr. Wurnoek and Ma hrlilo will leave tonight for Kanwis City, where Urey will make their home, lie will he in the huIi h depmiiuenl of I hi? i low ma n -I Helm company lliere, h'avinj? recently been trana- I.. Siiulen and tho Ki ntktm u'n prist.' o lr. Maxim. The consola tion prizes were, tflvett to Mrs. Sam ltnidcn and J. U Sihdcn. Symbols of St. Valentino's day wi-re Marti to decVrtato tho linme. Aflor the play n dainty tvo-oonrfo hinchron was norvrt!. - Westminster Society Studies India With twonly-ono members pres ent tho Westminster korlety of .the Pieshytrrian church met last even ing ul tho homo of Mls.ses Kmily and Alice Snook..' Mrs.-A. V. l.lttd Rfen presided over a. stiort busi ness session, afler which Dr. Mar fjarot Ingle -led In the devotional. Mrs. H. J. Hitler had ehtirnv or tlio program for the -evening. The These sk-evelesH iKiJunuut of kIova Silk may also be used as a mKlKe or smokintc suit. iiht home was al Kansas CHy. and , J ..,.. . in attendance ami gave a short nd drefs. - '' he In a graduate of the Missouri! unlversHy. where he af I'Uiuti-d with the. Sigma Nu frnternUy.-. t Miss Hill.- after her graduation from Ui CJrande high school, eom plele.l a course al O A. I b .r sorority is the Alphl hl Omega. Announcements Social niinouiiciMiiriits may 1h prlntttl In UiIm coin mil fitv of clinrgt'. Any miiiniimtMucnts pcr Uiining to any fuuclhiiiK sitcli as cooked fiHtt sales. 't, will Ik ririiscd. AniioiiiHM'iiicntM, in lie printed Ihr rtnic day. must lu hi stHicty edlloi-s bands bj tf:0 o'cliH'k. Xows editor's note. JOSEPH BEAGH Mrs. Pierce Hostess At "Kid" Party Members of the Marylha class of the Methodist Kpiscopal Sunday school Were ente'rlalned at a de ilghtful party last, evening ut the home, of Mrs. G. M. I'leree. The affair was in the form of a "kid party." Twenty-l wo, women came' drcsHcd na children. Mrs. Sherwood .Williams nd Mrs. ('. 12. Rtlnff rep resent cd 'the mot her.s. Mrs. Will AdUr n.ssisted Mrs. 1'ieree as host ess. A potluck dinner was served at fi::i(i o'clock after which children's games were enjoyed. lteforc the meeting adjourned dainty refreshment were served by the hostesses. WALLING ' S I I Society Honors Mr. Clower The' liidles'MlKSlonary society of the Nazarene church held monthly meeting nt the homo of Mrs. Jake ("lower Wednesday after noon, February 11). , A letter from Louise Kohhison, rt, missionary working in Africa, was read. After the mcetinfi, a surprise party was heid for Mr. ('lower, tho event being: his blrihdny annivers ary. Dinner was served at (!: HQ o'clock, which tho women of the Nnzareno church helped to pre pare. Chimes were played and an enjoyable evening spent arter din ner. The party closed with fl A feature of i prayer by the itev. . Meggyrs. mmtm mmm Those prenent were Mr. and Mrs. D. It. Jordan. M.r. and Mrs. Uosco Jnrdon and I wo sons, Mr. had Mrs. O, V. Kverett, Mr. and. Mrs. I . Moffgers and son, Mr. and Mrs. G. I. Simms and children, Mr., and Mrs. U 6. I.ong, Mr. and ftlrs. V. The Neighbors of Woodcraft-wilt' hold a social meeting at the h'otn hr Mrs. f. I. MaeDowolt, LII2 Oak si reel . Th ti rsday4 afternoon. 'A 1 1 Visiting neighbors are invited. LI 111 REST I'MO V. (Special ) Joseph lleach. who came to Tuton from neat Klorn In Wallowa county sev eral yea ii ago. and who has been nuifering ror the past few weeks Ah the result of a paralytic stroke, passed away Satunluy mornlnff. The funeral was held ul th Metho dist church Halurday nfternnon nnd the boify watt laid to rest til th t'nlon cenielery. - The Maroon and While- basket ball boys will wld up their sea sou's plnylntc with a trip with their coach Into Wallowa county litis week. 'Mini trio of games will he their last tororo the tournament, Kntto lb -nter Wins Kul It Henter. a junior In the itn tmi high school was grctly id cased when she was awarded tho first prlxe. In the county contest with her essay on tho plctnrt Hlue 'Hoy." This honor ulso carried with it n fifty dollar scholarship ch'Ck. '; v - . ; Ihdcgatlons from the .Knights of Pythias, (hid Kid town, und tho He. bekahs atiemled the funeral of Jo , sepl' I teach' Sunday afternoon. There wen'two basketball Kaines here Krlday ev.nlhK although the first team .did -not- participate in oil her of thorn. Tho scrubs riu feattd the M. I. A. Scouts as a preilmlnaj-y 'gnine and then the second team took on the husky illttle quintet from .Muddy Creek. Tho acore of this conlest va Viv ian IV, Muddy ('reek 11. Mr Me Hu nger, principal of the Muddy1 Creek school, accompanied the boys on their trip to I'nlon. Mght KfrtH Hiisy Tho Cnimi Flouring- mill has re- cf Ivod ortlers which caused tho mill to put on a night force and the machinery Is humming both night and day now. " kMueh Intcrcht Is holng taken In the old thno danco and fiddlers' contest which will be staged at tho school gym on Monday evening of this hy the Woman's club. Var ious jniKcs will be given for jig dancing, fiddling, etc. Milton cunulughuui, who hus 1mm? a seriously III with Influenza for tho ost. few days, Is reported as Improving. 1 Held lmilln. who formerly llvefl In I'nlon, whs called here rcccnJI',' owing to the death of his mother. He will remain til I'nion for a few weeks returning to his present home at Seaside, ' KcviUil ilaors The WeliH revlvul nieeUngs held hy the Methodist and Presbyterian ehurehea during the Inst few weeks closed with the ' Sunday evening Herice. Theso arouIT more In terest than any sac If meeting held In Virion for many years. A large number of converts were bo C4ired for th. two churches. Miss Alma HrachU in charge of Ihe dramatic work of the local high school, put oh a one-acl play at the Coy- Thffttcv FiidAy" vvc litug; rollowlpg' tho regular pro, gnim of pictured. There were ulso several songs hy a double quartet from tho high school glee. club. The play was called "A Kim and Two I'andleK." THE BANK THAT MAKES YOU FEEL AT HOME UNITED STATES New Spring Hats Taffeta and Straw: Combinations. In itll the bright new shades. $6.!i0'to $13.50 PUTMAN'S Keady-To-Wear and Millinery 'I'lio ponornl nid of tlio Alclliotiist Mlitsropal irliiirrh will, moot, tnmnr Vow afternoon with Mrs. H. W. l'urker 4il llio.-pitlwoniitfp.- nt !itS INiiHiib alii'il. lit o'rlork. Tllv roinmuiro m rnnriri' 01 mi' iiirfiinB lire Mrs. It. A. Kmllll. Mrs. A. V. Nelson. Mm. K. o. I'tiylon, Mrs. ,1. I). Smith iiml Mia. Hubert Clark.. All iiirmliei-s und friends lire in vited. . fiO-SPKINU COATS-nO Just received 50 new La Vogue Coats coats of quality, style nnd ser vice. '. A new lot oT Pattern Hals. WA LUNG'S The Missionary society of the tailhcran church will moot vlth Mis. rhaties Ward Wednesday nf lernoon, l-ebrunry 17. at her homo On Second .slreet. Mrs. Ward will tilso be leader for the anernoon. . . The regulor rehearsal or I ho Monday Musical choiUs will be held this evening at 7:30 o'clock In the Neighborhood club rooms. Mrs. Thomns ltudgo and Airs. S. A. Anderson, will, entertain the Prcsbvtoriart V0mnts Rlble claws llomorrnw nftornoon" a w hohie ot Mfs. ltndge. Sister Mary Says: i n.iriTJh'j kiiirJiJK'yi KummerH, Mr. nnd AIi-h. l-'rnnk Cain ami eliililren. Mr. nnd Mrs. J.I T. Wll.ion unit children, Mr. nnd I Mrs. V. H. Cnnieron nnd children, I The T.oynl Sisters of Hie Clirisllnn Mr. imil Mrs. .1. It. Clower 'mid church will meel tomorrow ufK-r-dnilifllter, Mr. nnd Mrs. It. II.- Mn-! nnoh nt . tlic liome of Mrs. 'l.. fl. sin. lira. S. n: Zlirler, Mrs. c. VI Molon and dnliliter, Miss ltnth l.'allow, Miss Itulh Mrllonalil,Mi.ss lllmich May. Miss Annett Turn and (leore Koln.xlishl. mm Marcelling . j ' lYi-muiicul Wnvlntf , -Wnlcr AVtivmg; "i- I'neial ami Scalp Tnfltnirn(H w i:p;mit Opi'inlnrs .MiMleni Ipilpmcn( ; limuc for Aipolntnicnt Colonial Eeauty Shop Aw Toley lildg. ' Main Iloor Noltln-r I'M i son nor' lord can make a speech. No need to since their work Hprnka for them. Weeks. Shingled hair Is Jural coming thto vogue in Itnssia. II secmH to ap peal strongly lo the Russian o hiert. wiiose hair bus become thin and sparse through frouuent dye ing, under-nourishmeht and gen rnt ItiitioveriHhmenl of ht-nllh. (By Sister Mnry) - Th-eakfaMt-- Shredded plneflpplo, seralhhled pggs with ricet graham muffins, inilkk coffee. . . J.uncheon' Oyster stew, oyster crackers, celery, and: mayonnaise, saiHlwlches,;ho,hiiny iiuddtng. milk, tea. s ; .. . . ' ! ' ' Dinner KtiflVd pork tenderloin, baked mvoo' potatoes, cre,amed on ions, brotftev Jonathan, bran bread, milk, coffee. - In this dinner menu there is no "greenV salnd. However, tho menu for the entire day nuykca up for thi deficiency. If 'necessary a sUlad of spinach und hard-cocked eggs Is excellent with this parti cular dinner. Itomlny INiddliiR ' One cup cooked hominy 2 tablespoons butter,-' B cups nillk. 2 eggs. 1 lemon, cup tuuplc sirup. cup sugiLr, H teaspoon snlt, Mi cup chopped dates. ' Jleat milk und hominy and heat until smooth. Ileal yolk of eggs until thick ttnl lemon colored and add to- first mixture with sugar, sirup, grated lemon rind, snlt, but ler und lemon juice. Heat mixt ure well and add chopped dftteH. 'Kohl ih whlfes of ' eggs beaten until stiff and dry. Turn Into a buttered jihold and bake 4& minutes hi a j moderate oven.'"' i Servo warm villi or without a suiice. Hard sauce is particularly good with this pudding as Ihe pud ding Is not overly rich. demands pure nutritious foods. To have pure, easily digested bakings use Calumet. Every ingredient officially imrm7Pr1 riv T T.S.Fnnrl Aiirlirwirifi- rr- ; ' ln7l THE WORLD'S GREATEST toNI or Your Wife Save her steps by having an extension telephone -it is inexpensive. Home Independent Telephone Co. 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Thin (Oippt-r Ih n'lvpitlsf (I In Ihp llitnt ami Slioi' Itnrnnlt r on front pai:. lal Jan. .1ft, 2i. Thin ono nhoiilil nppt-al to well ilrfSMl l;n!iofl t lint nr iip-to-lhr inlmitf In ntyir. THE B00TERY Quick PDA as toast- Pi Fritnd Husband would prefer hot cakes to toast many a brisk morn ing but Friend Wife realties minutes arc precious and hot-cake-making sounds like "a long story." It is when you stop to fuss with flour, salt, baking powder, ' sugar, milk, egg and shortening. But it im t when Flapjack F. lour is pantry-handy You simply add a tittle water or milk stir to a smooth, creamy batter and bake on a hot griddle. Quick as toast and how much better1 Light, tender cakes that spread sunshine in any man's heart ...and not a rooming minute lost! JACKS! if and how much better Albsrs Flapjack fflcunr f t Y T t t f ? t y t f t ? ? i y t y f f ? ? y t f t 7 : 4 ? t ? ? ? That Practical Joke About Looking Upward You can't help yourself. If you see sdmeona standing tetill in ... the street, looking upward, you Iwnd your neck backward. YoU want to see too. You want to know what's going on. That instinct is perhaps the main reason for newspapers. So you can know what's going on. Going on among your neigh bors, among the people in the next state, in Other lands. You want to know the news. . And that's what advertising is for, too. So you can know what's going on. So you can know the news anout styles in clothing, about theories in foods, about the latest improvements in radio amplifiers or automobile engines or face creams. News ! You want to know the news. The advertising in this newspaper is here to tell you things. It is here to keep you in touch with the things that are going on. Advertisements are interesting. They are useful. They are news. . DON'T MISS NEWS ISC- 9