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NEWS of SOCIETY
Chapter I, P. E. O.
Installs Officers
Officers for- the ensuing your
vvi'n 4'lectt'd and installed y cat or
dny afternoon when Chapter I, P.
H. O.V ni(!t at the homo of Mrs, L.
H, Moo In regular setwion. Mm. Moo
in president for tho now term; Mrs.
Hubert JOftkin, vlco' president; Mrs.
l- I). Appleby; edrrONpoydinff sec
retury, Mrs. CH. Belts, .recording
ueorotnry: Mrs- K, K Holmes, trcas.
nrvr; Mi O. R JUmlc cllujl;iln
uud. Mm, - Kaymond Mclvennon,
Kutird. l t'V'v
Mrs. "Wayne ,Wnde, retiring presi
dent, ucted as .Installing: officer.
- There was no program yesterday.
After tho election, which took up
i . laj-g-o part or tho afternoon, Mrs.1
Moo. oHHlHtcd by Mrs. Stella ing-o,
serwd dainty refreshments. (.
State P.-T. Head ;
To Visit La Grande ;
A special, meeting of tho city
council of the -parent teacher -u-Hoclons
of the city was held
W'-rincHriay'irfr'rnoon ut tho homo
of Mrs. C Tl. Johnson, with Mrs;K.
A. Ith-w, representative of the serv
joe shop d';Iwrtment,of tho Oregon
I'lLH'iU-Teaeher association. In t
tendaiiew,. Til fro was a rb.iind-table
du anion concerning 'service! ;'shop
work. Mrs. Blew gave' a yery In
ulnlive talk on the financial plans
of the parent-teacher organization.
.j Announcement mado ' tlmtj
the president of .the Stato I'arcnt-Teacher-association,"
Mrs. W. ,W.
ialirp, 'of rorthind, will bo'liem
during the first Tew dny h or April,
At that time . there will he a public
parent-tciichcr timet Uift : - .
players and Kreil glpucth won sec
ond liouors, :
A dainty two-coursn limchcou
wus served followinir tho uames.
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.Curfew Law Discussed
At P.-T. Meeting
Tho rari'iit-TetiohiT lufsoclullon
)f Willow bcIiqoI hud on Intcrest
iiier . moctlnir;- yimterduy . al'tiirnoftn
wHon tho regulur mcbtlhff of tho
oroinlMitlon frus hold lu tho school
-bulldlmr. Mi;''S. D. Dlroh, presi
dent, presided over tho niuettnir,
which was oiienj-U by HinglitK
"America," followed by tho Lord
Prayer. - - n -
:Mr, Hlrch eruvo u Hhort tulk loll
ing tho. object of the Parent-Teacher
association. A playlet entitled
"Cinderella" was Riven-; by tli'.
Thlrd-11 boys and girls,, Miss Bar ah
Williamson's room, :
''. W. C. Crews, city manager, gave
a tulk on. tho problem, of enforc
ing tho curfew laws. With reirret
the members of tho parent-teacher
association learned that soma par
ents In lii Grande ure hot -cooper
ating satisfactorily . with the city
officials In trylnn to keep tlto chil
dren off the. streets-after curfew
hours.' Mr. Crews- said the children
caught afier 9. o'clock wuro usually
boys, although there are some girls.
Ho sluted that tho parents wero
portly to blame und should puy 0.
penalty.
, . Jr. Ji, 1". Ingle, gave an instruc
tive tulk on heulth, taking us his
subject "Spinal Curvature und Kldt
Feet." lie demonstrated with . a
small buy. how parents -could test
the spine. . lie stated that it thu
arch of .one foot Is broken It will
causu that limb to be shorter and
in this vay cause spinal curvature.
JWrS. UOyWIt,,:: . . 4 numbers -following Dr;-liivlc'a 'talk.
Enipi'fain! al llrMw'-' Knrliis; the business session tho
Cilllll UM11S ill IMIUKt . ,.H rnrnlahlnlr; milk for
Mr.v-K. II. Bpylcn entertained nt.BOmo of , dra ,V11S utooMMca
four tables f brlueo last..evenng..i,all(1 a colnmti00 -appointed.-- '
.' Tho next meeting of the associa
tion will be nn evening mealing on
April 9. . Mrs. Sarah Williamson's
roopi won tlm plant yesterday for
having Alio largest number of par
ents lii uttendnnce.
her- guests .being members of tho.
Tuesday Night- Bridge- club. The
..rooms were beautifully decorated In
a pliik and , white color ; qcliemc,
lovely spring- flowers' beliigV. used.
Score curds were also ln pink1 atid
while.- ---..'.,'-'' - ,
, Mrs. will' Wilson woni high score . ,- n;i-,r .u,.4,.
iiinoiig did ladles present. -and Mrs. lUlS. Ivllty IlObltisS
Colon It. llberhiird received sec-1
onrt print. Clyde Zimmerman made ,
lilgh scoro among ilio gentlemen '
WALLIUG'S
COATS .
Beautiful .new Spring
models foi; stouts, and
regular . sizes. Snappy
Sxrt and Dressy Coats
for the young lady.
LA VOGUE and other
good makes, i- ,
.i- Reasonably priced. : f
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Mai'cclltnjf
I'lTiiiunenl M ar lug
l ' . ; Wait tVuvtlllt
I'liiiHl mid Srjilp Tientuicula
K.vp".-rt Opjra4ors
KlMhini I Injpment
- I'liono for Apnoinlmrait
Colonial Beauty
Shop .
New l oley Dlilg, - Main Hoor
At Bridge Party
! Mrs. 11.. W. Ulley eiiiertalned at
three tables of bridge Thursduy ar-
ternoon, 'at her homo on Madison
'aveniuv. The home was prettily
decorated. ,with bouquets of pussy
willows and potted pluntB. Fol
lowing the games the hostess serv
ed a delicious luncheon.. Mrs. Mat
Ooalwell won high scoro at bridge
and Mrs. K. C. Coughenower' re
ceived the second prize.
! Mrs. Boyd 1'ldcoek and Mrs. Will
J'ldeoek will be hostesses to tho
club, next week with a luncheon ut
1 I o'clock. -
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Miss Lofland i j.
Entertains
I, With about a dozen frfrlff present
MIhh a'Iil JiOflund eiUertatned the
Kour-M club rueeimy at tne homo
lor her mother, MihI C. AV. Uofland.
The rooms were decorated in Iceep-
Injj with St. I'atrU-k's day, green
predonilnatlnff. The Kue.sts enjoyed
, the evi'iiinK- fleu'liiff nnl VWtlnff af-
; ter which Mrs. J.ofland served rc-
; freshments.
I " Alixs lurel OeorKO will bo host
' csh to thu clul) at itrt next meeting.
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i Home Department;
j Making Quilt
The home d'arl nient. of dvef
I rreshyterlun church met yesterday
laiturnoon at the homo of Mra. Wes.
lev J-IarriHon, with Mrs. Hay l.tuell
hh jisslHtunt lio.stLBM. , Mrs. A. S. An
(leron presided over a nliort husi
mtw session, after which the after
noon whh pent sewlnff. Tho de
part nient Is muklng a quilt which
will be sold.
Itefri'shinenls were served before
adjournment.;' .
Ladies' Aid ..,
Meets at Church
'I he regular business meeting of
Hie ladles' Aid soeletv Of tho
lia.pttsL chureli was held ye.slerdav
ariernoon at the church. Mrs. laicy
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Minerva
Says
Hia'NTKX Spring Neii!e
JTosiery haa the soft luster
nnd elusMeity of alUallh. Full
srviec weight. Kxtra fine
eiiUKC. ' Kill I ' 22-Inch ' boot.
lHjtibli- re-lnforaed sole, hcul
and toe. Soft jntircerieed
Ijisli finro top with run-stop,
Painty shaped onkle nn-J
tapered leir with fashioned
mark. New shipment Jut
In.' All colors.
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THE BOOTERY
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Her. cIhoii Kiiljrht. Ijiniftci'
Jwk 1'ri'Hflicr. Minrlnl tin revlv!
ut t(Hk. MtiirHi ii r ((Hl riiM'i lnl
nbclit .with a full li'Mixe. He
lrcH!lml out fl tlic niut ivoiiilcr
ful ftentton. Hi- mwlc mute pcu
pk .u niml nt lihti, Hint. It miuh
them lauitli imtir (licy In-trim to
lnvu litm. I.iivoy lrker of the
Salvnthm Amir lion Iinitiil (lie
l4iinlM'r-4m-k ; PrenHior to tiwir
(limn li I lie Atiuy liomc UniIkIiI
and hrin? the meaKC. Ttirro L
mm iknilit but you will Itavis lo
eomo early lo feci a sent. Ho are
trying to gtt AO mun; cJialrx to
Mat I lie people down at Uic
Chureli , of m tJiH t.lmiwl MitHkiy
ii W it. . The rvvliil will continue
tbtvtiUuut ulxI ttk. Ltl'a tul
I Graham, vice vrtaldcnt, presided
ovor tho moellna; la the absonoo of
I tho president. Mr. W. 1 Deviuo.
During tho meeting plans wero
made for tho next dinner to bo
riven by tho noclcty sometime tho
middle o'f this month. : A doflntto
date has not yet been arrant d.
Lodge Women Enjoy
Social AfternooA ..
:The. Indies or Mooseheail lejrion
met nt KubIos hull Thursday nft.ir
noon.1' Uuines were played during
the afternoon with Mrs. Don fthoiiks
winning the first prlzo and Mrs.
I'liarles Craiidall the second prlzo.
After the cumcs the hostesses, Airs.
l.eo Clowcr and Mrs. .ft Steffcns,
served refreshments. Twontyscten
membora wero In attendance. -,
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" Cove (Bpeclal) Tho members of'
tho Ijullea' Aid or the .Methodist
Kplscopnl church celebrated the
twenty-eighth unniversary ot their
organisation Wednesday ul'ternoon
at tho church parlors. Three char
ter members, Mrs. M. J. Duffy, Mrs.
Oscar ,und lyid Mrs. J. W.- Sills,
wero present at the meeting, . -
Sister Mary
Says:
, IirenkfastStnwed dried pouches,
ccn.'a), thin creani, baked. Freueii
toast, sirup, .milk, coffee.
liUncheon KpfH in potato cases,
lettuce sjndwlchew, chocolate junk
et pudding, crisp molasses cookies,
milk. tea. ' ' -r: v
lUnnerI'llet of isole wltlr lerilon
butter, boiled rice In cheese sauce,
beet greens, rhubarb' pudding, rye
bread, milk, coffee - ',
This day's mentl Ik it 'suggestion
for tlio lenteii season. Tlic meals are
all nourishing -and well balanced
without meat.
, lllce Is combined , Willi rich white
sauce Inado vtnati"v by cheeso and
put Into a hot orcii long enough to
brown the top nppeti!!iirgljv
JtliiilNirb Iukllngt v
Ono pound one bunch) rhubarb,
l,cup bread crumbs, 1 cup sugar. 1
Inblepoon butter, 1 egg.
Tare rhubarb - ir iecesfMirv and
cud into Inch lengths. Cook three
rnlnuteH In 2 cups of boiling water
lo which teaspoon soda ha been
added. Drain and rinse In cold Wa
ter. ;. l'ut Into a, Hinooth' i,auccvpan,i
add 2 or 3 to-Vlospaons' boiling vu
ter. cover and cook.,o.ver a low ire
unni xenucr. aiu sugar and butler
and cook a mlnuto longer Remoi e
from fire and stir In eggs well
beaten. Coat the bottom of n well
buttered, deep pin dish with bread
cnunbs,' -add rhubarb mixture' nnd
cover with remaining crumbs. Cov
er .'with buttered paper nnd bnko
30 minutes in a slow oven. Ite-.
move paper ltd brown top. Hen'o
warm or cold. (Copyright. .1020.
NKA Service1, inc.) ?.i , ' .
V TAltlS. Mar. 0. (Al) line of
the most remarkable collections of
love letters on record more than
Ki.000.or them written hv the for
mer actress Juliette Drout. to Vli
lor Hugd. between 1S;t3 and 3Jitf:(,
brought lesH t)ifin $700' when put
up at auction recently. ' '
School News
I. ll' Murjorkt Mnirulrc) ' ;
ToUl Kun-css
The senior pluy which gavo Its'
perfonnanco -lday night was in
deed a big success. The auditorium
was filled to capacity and many
expressed their appreciation for tho
presentation of "Tlio Irresistible
Marmadukc.'
RoiHirt Curtis
The gruilcs for Inst Ms weeks will
bo given out Monitor Inst cud of
Friday as had been formerly' an
nounced, .
Wednesday inornliiff .to see ; - tlio
Fordson tractor demonstrated by a
representative or the. Ford company
who Is traveling through tho United
States and Cunadaj giving demon
si rations. The mechanic arts classes
undor Mr., MelCuchruu went also.
lrell Tests
Tlio typitwrltlng speed tests wero
given during tho rlrst part-or this,
.week, and several good records wero,
made, but us Vet no word has been
heard from tho Underwood firm or
tho llcmlngton, who sent out the
tests. .- - : . ,, j
Snaps Wuiited '
The Mlinir Is making rapid
strides toward on early edition.
All the departments arc functioning
In a well regulated manner. ! Tho
students are backing tho Mlm.tr
staff by handing contributions'
but nla tho snap section is suf
fering from lack of pictures' no
states ltayiuond Urlf fin, snap edi
tor. :
Orlgluul Suimcts ...
Miss Thompson's l-;ngilsh VI IT
classes h;ive und"rtaken to- write
original sonnets us a purt of their
course after they had studied a
number . of - sonnets . written by
Shakespeare, Milton,. Llleits. and
.Shelly. Homu of tho poetry that has
been turned In Is uulto.guod.
I'renell t'lub Meets
. The French- club, sponsored by
Miss llauinau, lauguage -. tcaclier,
held Its monthly business mooting
Wednesday afternoon. As tho presi
dent, Jack Coolldge, was olisent,
Kdw3.rdino Majono officiated. -ther
lirowu. clialrnmn of tho pro
gram committee, plnnned a delght-
ful program, i-Jt consisted of fn
repn'seniaiion or tne Tfncn drew,
a history of the Ouula In Frrnce,
which' wiul given , by Dorothy
nrownton. Kdwordlne Malono. Im
personated thiv notod French hero
ine, - Joan oT Are. Mlm Tlaumun
re,d an 'interesting story In the
French language, entitled: "The
Wav to School," and a solo, "Mnr
selllulse," by Darns Matt which
concluded the pragrom, . '
Asseiiililw - -' ii- v ' - :' " '
. An assembly. 0 called Wednes
day to check up on tho senior May
tickets, i Heveral ' announcements
wero mada Including a warning to
Urn students to make their attund-anco-at
-school oh, regular as nos
Hililo us this warm spring weather
liae it tendency to make one care
less In lils attendance. ., i. r. if
While blowing-:.a Dnnvllle, 111.,
safe, yeggs started u 9n,uot) fin',
so they should bo warneU- :to : be:
more careful' -V '
Irni-k Mews -. -r, "
With the. basketball season over
the high school Is turning. Its at
tention lo track. M-ust year Im
Grande won' the Kastern Oregon
track meet and wilt st-tind a good
chance of-taking It again. Soino
work -is now being doim on the
truck that Is situated just' west of
the. school .grounds. :',.,. . '' ? '
Tigers Vose .. . .
The. basketball men und the girls'
basketball team; had their pictures
Itikeu. Tuesday afternoon for - tho
Mlinlr.' -ri
Trni'tor Dcniunslratcil ; V ;
-Tho--physics class,-- under .the su-
pervlslon or O. W. Ciiinpbeil. went
to tiio Perkins 'Motor company
For Sale
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Lay In a Supply
Now!
The Best ltaiKain Kver Offered ;
, :- In This City In -; i., I ' , .' , ;
Box
SttiUonefyi;
ONE LOT: Jlcg.r 85c cav NOW 3,X0r ,.:e.;,
ONE LOTi Reg. $1.00 en.; NOW 3 fbr $IA 1
ONE LOT: Reg. 65c ca NOWffor $1.19 -
See Our Window: Monday;,,;.' s
These. Balna.wU;gorquicc:.'';;
- Gets your early! ' :V,-' " -
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Stationery Co.
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PUTMAN'S
La Grande's Exclusive
Ladies' Ready ToWear and Millinery,
Red Predomhtatinf
J, J... Color at Wedding
J IX)NDON, Mnr. 0, ( Al'l-lted
was the predominating color at tho
church wedding In London of lidy
Vrsula Ulackwood to A. ' 8. N.
itorno. Tho bride, given away by
her step. father, Ird Jlowe, wore
her traveling costume' of deep red
and hat to. mulch. Whllo .Ijidy ,
Uorls Oiinston, cider sister of tho I
brhh'. wuro red velvet and carried '
a bunch .or snow-drops, i .,w. , lt .-ji;-'.i':
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(IfcSW ' VOUK Homo . Ilrltisli 1
correspondents who - 1iave; -IwenV
writing about 1 .the Oulheurt- caet! ;
relate that there Is -a nrw; slang i
phrase in lmdon u moral - turp '
--moitnlng guy bird or something :
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House Gearing
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PEPPERMINT
run tii .' (t
"Here Is the
Old Fashioned Bar
Double Strength Peppermint
If you prefer Sugar Coated Gum
then get the y
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To rendor lh ,
iiiflt depend Hide
nm) courloou .
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To lh ifr"nfBt
pofl!bl number
ot people
t the InwcM conl
C-iimlatpt with "
fair waffis to th
labor Bt capltftl
employod
Olvlnir ftiirl
dprvlrif fuJr
IreatrtifHt
To hA A fnrtor
In tiphiiildlhir
this conimnnlly "
In tlm objective
of this company.
On way lo make
a cup of cotte -
Up nn electric polo hi zero or stifling: weathor
you have seen him hard lit work. Do you
inilizc Unit 1)4 Ik holpiiijf to make u cup of cof
fce or clouii yotw hou.so or wash your clothes
electrically? . ; I , . '
Just one of , the .workcrH on the job clay and
jiijht, in fair ivcathf)r or foul who. ure keejiin
the lines clear so that you, can 'have electric serv
ice whenever you want it, . , j ;
' This is the' human side ol our service. It Js
what goes on behind the hill! And ns always,
, it's the men behind the (runs who count. -
Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co.
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