La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 20, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, Manual lfla EA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER r -NEWS of Mrs. Avery Hostess To Bridge Club I Mrs. H. a. Avery wus hostess to H.c members of Che Jolly Urldgc 'Hub-Thursday afternoon with an attractive luncheon at the Tiffin at J!15 o'clock. The tuliln. wa.-i decorated, In a lovely yellow color scheme; a banket of yellow dufro dlls, lied with yellow innlcnc, serv Ing.ns.a centerpkm.;. Other fca. lure of tho decorations were mint hasketR tied with yellow inalcne. jjut, cups wr.rtt In Ihe, form of iluf. fodfts. Place, curds were uIho curF rieil out In yellow, ; Fallowing luncheon the guests were taken to the .'Avery liomn where three luhlcH or bridge were formed. Mrs. T.- Tt. Mnxwell won high score an(l;-Mra.jV.' (!. .(''lews 'the consolation prUc. Bridge Party Held 'At Pteyle Home v Mra Charles Plnylo enlertnlnei the Thursday Auction Bridge club Thursday nfternooh at . her home on Fourth Hlreet. Pretty bouquets of sweelpeas In lavender anil pink 'were, .used' to decorate the home, ihtrlhe'tho afternoon's play at three ialitc.s: Mrs; W. S. Hurcr Von high score.., .''; : 1 '' j -iMUcheon was served at the close of iI'miRamra..". ' - , i ; .' K- .-- . - Mrs.' Lindsay . Entertains v Three, tublcs of bridge were al play yesterday afternoon when" Mrs. The l.oyal Sisters of .the Phrls jllck Lindsay entertained the mem. I'1"" church met Wednesday after li'ers.'of .the Junior rirldgc clnli nt noon at the homo of ,M rs. . James her homo on Ninth street. I Huh 'Hough lri i-cgulur monlhly meeting. scoro:;a'montt; the club members After the business session, presided wenV-to, Mrs. Hill Templeton anil over by Irs. Hurry Hundoss; , the the. gitest prize wok presented to president or tho society an Inter Mrs." I.:- A. Prcscolt,' of Seattle. 'estlng program, consisting of duel Washington, who Is visiting In T.u hd vocal number was given. Ornnde at the home, of her mother, i 'I''"1 home was decorated In ae t' Howls of buttercups. . were ef- ' conlance with St. Patrick's day. a festively used to decorate the home, 'itreen color scheme being used. The After tho games a " two-cottrio . hOKtcaaeVMr. James HoiiKh. Mrs. lnneheon'wtts served. F. A. B. Club Meets At .Wale Home Willi the. members of the F. A. II. club as guests. Mrs. C. V). Wale Entertained at a pretllly appointed party yesterday afternoon. Hrldge ;il.H,wfnn txt tUt nttnrnnnn with-Mrs.. William Peare winning , high score and Mrs. sum Harris ine second prise. The home was decorated- In lovely bomiuebt of red carnations und potted plants, i - Following tho card Barnes a, dainty two-course luncheon was served by the hostess. Mrs. Will lam.. Peare will be hostess-to tho club at Its next mooting. ; Parents. Teachers .Enjoy Projtram S'. Tho (ireenwood Parent-Teacher association met yesterday after noon VerBll Oivunaugll. played "Truly I Do," "Canadian Capers" And '"Sleepy Time Gal," on the piano after which- K. A. Sayre, pounty school superlntendnnt, Bavo un Interesting talk on "I'P to Mute Physical Kducation In the Public Schools." Miss Catherine Humph reys played two piano solos "Cnprlco Ksluuiirol" by Heaiimonl und "The ljjnd Of HKy lime wim i i,y '-, man. Miss Mary vaiignun drlcltson gave two readings 'Bo- I ween Two I.oves" and "Starting to School." - , . . Mrs.,B. P. Mossman was present and 'showed a number of U-nten pictures and told In her usual charming manner the Kaster story. ." After the program there was a I',. ., ,1..L- - - ,:": All . " ; COATS' - HATS " DRESSES .'And other articles in oiir '" Store to go at a SPECIAL REDUCTION Saturday, Mar. 20 Sale to continue until ' further notice WALK'S Minerva Says-- SPUNTEX Hosiery Guar anteed. It has the sofl. lus ter and elasticity of nll-sllk. Full service weight. Extra fine gauge. Full 22-in. boot. Double re-lnforced sole, heel anil toe. Soft mercerized lisle Tare top with run-stop. Form-shaped ankle, and tap ered leg with fashion marks. H colors'in slock. Try No. RR7 at $1.00 per pair. Otlt--ers at $1.25, f l.ftO and $3.00. f . . . ' . - ... THE B00TERY Sole Agents For SPl'NTEX Hosiery. VALLIHG'S SOCIETY French Thla French dinner costume- has tuxedo coat of black velvet with- satin reveres and skirt of cheviot. White waistcoat and laco Jabot, go with It, short business meeting and Mrs. Greer's- room- was presented' the. picture Tor hnvlng the largest mini In r of iiurcnls present. ; , -, Loyal Sisters Entertained T; I Karl Hough and .Mrs. A. J Voclz J wore green aprons and cups Awhile I nerving refreshments, which also were carried out In green . and white. Twclily-elght members ut lentlcd the , meeting and. nlno vis itors. - . P.-T. Association iieai'S easier OlOry Tlie Kaster story was a fealuro J of the program yesterday afternoon , when the ltlverla Parent-Teacher 'association met In regular session ;al the school with an unusuulty large attendance, fttides, portray ing the story of passion week wore j shown hy Miss lji Vina. Galloway and Miss Francis MeCann told the 'story of the entry of Christ Into 1 .)"-iihu)cih and the events of pns- Islon week until the last scenes of I'hi-ist's deatli and resurrection. In the morning the pictures were j shown unit expiameu 10 ine upper grades of tlle'school and in the of .lernoon to the four lower Brades. Karlior In the afternoon the sixth grade boys and girls sang a selec tion and the Junior high school pupils sang 'several selections. liuring the business session the 'members of the association voted lo (bui!d a bookcase to accommodate a I branch library und a committee. Wlllj unpoiiitr Plans were made fur ,he next meeting of the assocln- tlon vlich wm ,in a niBU msion )n lhfi ronn of an it.6"cream social nt Lane f'hapel. Mlsg ,,,,.nn(, M(,rvnn's om was nwori, (he picture for having the lnr(I0st ni,mi)Pr 0f parents present, , , . IN. B. B. Club Enjoys ' 1j Afternoon Session Members of the N. II. It. club were delightfully entertained Thurs jday afternoon at the home of Mrs. I C. C'ouglienower. Three tuliles !of briilfie were1 at piny during the lafternoon with Mrs. Walter Jones land Mrs. Mat Conlwelt winning the. ' iiri7.es. After the Barnes delicious luncheon wnfl served. - The dream chorus for the opera "The Time, the Place and the Girl." jto be presented here April S, will -practice tomorrow morning at 9 ! o'clock ut the Neighborhood club rooms. At 10 o'clock tomorrow morning the soldier chorus will rc i hearse and at II o'clock the scare crow group. In the afternoon at 1 o'clock those taking part In "I Don't Like Your Family" will meet. ut. 2 o'clock the. "Jonah Day" group, ut 3 o'clock the "Don't I Yoil Tell" people, at 5 o'clock Hiose. lin the Lonesome chorus will prac ! tlce and at 7 o'clock the old-faah-I loned chorus will rehearse. All re jhenrsnls will lake, place . nt the I Neighborhood club rooms In the li brary building. ,-. ' FOR CLEANING UP And Gardening GARDEN RAKES HOES . LAWN RAKES GARDEN SEEDERS AND HAND PLOWS F. L LILLY Hardware Main 85 JL Finds Bride-to-Bc .Herbert Clark, jictort . and. Knthcrlin flnrU, nccrelary.i.cvcr Unf-w .of vurU oilier tintll lhiy mil in Nrw VorU- They ianncri to fnuri'y. Tlii-n. fiurk htrued fruiu, Iiih fiuluT, . vli6, .livra. In 1'ltt.shurtf. that 'Kathcrlnc wna huIf-HlNtcr. "I: nnwr" tlioiitflit it neccHMitry to tell ellhor of them I liad lieen innrrii'iMvtce,,"itho. father rexiflalnt!i. ; ' K f '' v .1.. Sister Mary Says: Hrenkfast- Stewed prunes, cer- eat, nun cream, -TiHii-nnsii, conn meul muffins, milk, coffee. , .uncheon - Halted .- 'lima - henna with tomatoes, hiown bread and butter, oraugo creahi,. plain, 'cook ies, in 11 lc. tea . innnr Hiillsiiury steak, linked sweet ' potatoes, browned piirunliis. 'iwlive'Witli hard cooked i-bb dnss"- ItiB. dried apple puililiiiB, graham bread, milk, coffee. .. ' , i These - are . simple' economical menus Worked out trt give maxlr- mum food value, at minimum costi The dinner dessert Is particularly "seusonable" when - fresh apples are becoming rather scarce and green apples are. not "in." - J - Dried Apple l'llddlii One cup dried apples, 1 cup moA lasses, 1 '4. cups ' flour, U tabler spoons butter, 2 egtjV 1 teaspoon soda, 1 teaspoon cinnamon, tea-spoouelovi-s, ik teaspoon salt. Wash npples through seventl wui('i-.s.r.l.iH,eiitu14 aviir i'vilii lu cold water 10 cover. Jn the morn ing cut into small pieces and sim mer until tender In the water "in which tl,-y were sotiki-d. Dissolve soda' in molasses and mid lu stew id apples. Mix, und sift, .(lour, spices and aull and stir.lntot tlrst mixture. Add butli:r and heal well. Add eggs well beaten und turn inui a well -hill tered -Jiii liking dish. Hakjj: volume's for circulation lu tlic.WII s In a inoilerunj low district. The bookcase for tlie rnrl v.rii-., mlniili.il oven; nerve warlu 'ltll hliril sillies; si:ri iioxks poit i.Aiti.v PLANTING The ordinary cigar box Is an window. ; The florist's flat, a fine titles of seeds indoors. , They are always easily obtained niM- Hie only preparation necessary . is to punch a few holes in the bottom of the box Tor, drainage. The hea vier the wood Jn Hie cigar box the better, for the thinner ones nro In clined lo wurp bndly and some seed raisers bind Ihe boxes with a ft'w strands of wire before placing the soil in them to.guard against this fault. fMgar boxes are-very convenient for it is an easy mutter to set three or four of them In the ordinary window. The flourist's flul, a fine arrangement for a' large window where trierc Is plenty or light and for placing In cold frames or hot beds. Is liny shallow box about 18 inches srinare. 8oap boxes. raisin The Garden Sally Anne Makes Her Bow 5js- , -M7Hf' L i:M 4;?$ -kil V M -a &Kh5 z - f 1 1 1 i flhe'll probably bp an actress. If heredity count ror anything, will four-day-old Sally Anne Carewe, daughter of Edwin Carewe, noted mono director, and Mary Akin, actrea. Carewe and Ml Akin were married In Juarex, Mexico, last year.. Is HalfSfeter boxes and similar'; -boxes from i which the coiiteuta have been - re-! 'moved are usually' available at .the grocer's, -for the asklnB. ' The soap boxes need to be'suwed In half.' The chief factor -Is not tp'set' a box that Is too deep and unw''ldy to handle. 'Two to-two nnd 'one (lly.SMer Mary) half Inches of soil' . Is sufficient. Give booiI dnilnuce ywlth broken I flower pols-or crockery, over holes In lln'-siniptest niethod. . An- other Is to cut u piece of-burlap ,to fit the bottom of the box and-placc this over . the holes. : Thl'a permits ilralniiBe and prevents- any soil es cnpinB. ' ,:'-.' .,..'V.' , , . V - 'L - ', - ' H Is now time to get the seed boxes Into action for the early Ve Kolaliies If there Isi no frame avail able for'liio purpose. .Make: a reso lution to-start-a frame 'another year as you plant thu seed . noxes. lt 'ls a great convenience, ..much easier to bundle and the first ex- pense Is thi chief '.one. -.The -aver age frame wnien is aix 'rcoi'.iw six feet will aocoiiliaodativ.'all ; the flower and yegetnbln seeds the average gardener will need, und It will take much less enre, und at tention than- (ho Indoor.seed, box which must be turned dally to keep the seedlings growing straight ns' they-wlH-always Viie.lltiftAto -the light. " -" ' "C'.' . ' Library Place's Branch In Willow School Area The public library has recently opened a new .lirnueh. - lihrary: ut - Willow school with three hundred imrary were iionuieu y ine par- 4 enl.-teucher assoclal Ion , of Hint, school. -Miss uerirnue wagoner has charge of 'tho' library which will lie open each Friday .afternoon froin two until 4:30 o'clock. Adults In the community , ure ; urged to like use of Us shelves. ' . This Is Hie La Grando library's third brnnch . now in operation hero. The rirsl one wus establish ed more than a year ago at the. Grande Itollde hospital und a sec ond one was opened ut the Green wood school (ho flrs.t of the year. Sl-:l-'.KS FltANK iii:poht SACUAMlWrO Will C. Wood, state superintendent of public In structlon, has asked high school principals for a "frank and candid" report on the "drift of the mind or youth." He asks especially about observations, of a trend toward or away from "Materialism with con sequent breakdowns of restraint and moral atundard." Economy often consists of doing without what you want so you can 'have what you think you want. I School News iik Hub NtuK - Mr. 'fowler called a general a Nftiibly Monday morning: to an nounce a surprbw in tho form of a program Klvn hy th mvn's rlw clnh from I'arlflc unlvfrslty. which huh ir wvtuI wloctionn that rerelvctl much applause from the atudont body. Amonflf tholr Drat three ao iRctlonK, (hey wuiK" tlu-lr original lii2ti ftlViHcy." Hniuir KtMly . Tuesday afternoon, the Btndenla who were awarded Hl-Iad honor pins, held n, .meeting to elect offi cers and choose a name for their 'society,- The organization named It self and. elected officers. The of ficers are: Mabel ftrharffer, presi dent; William Wallls, vice presi dent ; Helene Prlcjj, secretary. I lean of (. A. O. Speaks . Tuemluy afternoon, Mrs. Kate Jumesoii, dean of women at O. A. ('.. Ruve un Interestlnv talk to the girls on , tho subject; "Woiuan'M 1'luce In the World." She em phasized the, fact that, since fflrls were Blven so nuiny llbertlea. they should "be ortKlnul" amt.be "Kills" tusteud of trylnv to Imitate ; the habits ruslomary fof hoya. v ltniinil the Tabli Tuesday evenlnir at Kouan iiall, the junior and senior irtrls' held an lnteienllntf nievtlUK In honor, or Mrs. 'Jamwon,v dean' of women at O. A. C. . .. ':.- " ';."v.. l'says Written , ' .a f .. The KnglLsh six classes have hecil studylnK essays thla week and some excellent wsays hove been written In the stylo used by IJacon and Addison. - ", , ... s ' -", Oreitou t'oacli Ilertv - ' Mr. MoKwau.-who was formerly coach at West Point but now coach ut OrCBon, addressed the boysTuek- day afternoon.. thel"Jrent tlamu of Life" Mrs. Jameson, who visited I a Onmilc high school Tuesday and Wednesday, uddrcsaed the entire student body Wednesday morning on the I'Oreat Game of IJfe." - A. i. S. Kntnrtalns , Approximately fifty guests were present at the tea given In honor 12 I,r.KSON 12 ' Beginners or Advanced. . WATKRMAN PIANO . NCUOOli V. L. Cavanaugh. Mgr. Eastern Oregon Mnnlo Co. . To rendor th most dependable and courteou ervlce To th greatest possible number of people At the lowest coat conaletent with fair wage to tho labor and capital employed Giving and deserving fair treatment To be a factor In upbuilding this community Is the objective of tbia company. VfjfAYUfi3ta:f.tRv- vi, vja?ivi r - u a w 1 r o a i . i . . . DECIiARATTON Eastern Oregon light & Power of Mra. Jameson by tho A, O. 8. Hlrht for their mothers and spons ors . ...... . 'i .'.,- Nrlioot KdMar, Away , Marjorto Maculre, ther school new editor. Is snendlnr the week end In yortlsnd on a pleasure and business trip,' She will return lo her home Sunday- ''- 1 Hike Flmwl... , - j '. The Jliklns (Hub-will-hike back of Vox hill Saturday. llanwt Metil Al 11:10 Wednesday evening ap proximately aevenly guest aswm bled at the domestic science build liia; for a banquet given by the Hl Oads In honor of tho basketball teores and the honor student.i. Mrst AM Talk " : ' ' . . Thursday morning; tho rest room girls and othera who wore Interest ed wore given at Interesting- and beneficial talk On first aid by Vl, Meyers. Hhe brought out many In tereatlug facta which -win help tho trtrla a great deal In their work.- Two Olrla Absent ' v k Two glrla, Mlaa Palsy nobbs and Mia Kather Brown are absent thla wik as', result of accidents. The service committee Of the A. V). R has sent.jthese Klrls flowers and a liearty wish that, they will soon h in school again. , . .. flaw SlertUig - - .-The ae'ulQr'clasa held ft meeting Thursday -to vole" on whether the glrla. should wear ;whlte and the boyir black sweaters for the Miinir pictures. ', Tbls would ninkei- the MlMilr, pictures more uniform and For Sale at the 4 UiliV M-)il wmw- :'; , m bulbs- and the plant ' you don't see Here's a curicus rcvereal of nature. Bulbs in plain view, but the plant out of sight and near ly always out of mind. C. You can light your bulbs only because there is an "electric" plant behind them miles of transmission and distribution lines which con nect your pluce with the generating stations: an equipment of waterwheels and boilers fur nishing power for the generators, and men. on the job night and day to keep that equipmont in good operating order. The electric plant, like every other plant, needs nourishment what it needs most and thrives on best is your good will. . , PUTMAN'S I. Grande's Leading Exclusive Ready-To-Wear and Millinery bettor looking, but the rlaw a. olded .not to dress uniformly. Oth er bualnesa pertaining to aanouaoo. menta and gown won , brought up and dlscusaed, ... . Letlvra ' At 10:30 Friday morning a alu dent body meeting waa called for the purpose of awarding the bas ketball letter. . i PHILADELPHIA Edward Credit ' CARR'S No nttrA ... ..'.';.,....-,: '- ;:..!.:. ';.' v.;.,: , , . Bt.-Peaer -.?-'-:'-' r "'.;; mmmmmmtim 7 . ' . v, . KplscOfHlI Ctmrt, t'.w- LaGraadA .. . : ; rinmlay Serrlrm- .'. t:00 A. M . . ' "..'. i' Holy Kwharlat . . . 11:00 A.M. ' :'.",''. '.'j' Morning Prayer , . 7:80 A. M. .' ' ' '' ;"' . ; . ' : KrenlngTriayer '- .v-- , . 7 Ir. W. 1. Loarlng Clark; ; y.i ' 1 .. ! ' of New- Tork''. ' : Will Preach '. ; '':''' .' V'.NOT .-.'i"'"'v.rf.'.'n V, A list of 'don't'.";' ";- , ; . NOT :. "s " ." ' i'. . , Mob'paychology: ", : put 1 . '.- -1 -, Practical common HUM. 1H.' W; V. LOAtUNO CLARK (Cor, 4th and O tHtUU) ; . .,. ..'.;:- ; .-- '.- '. '; -l.v o : Whitman,-hotel proprietor, Invited. Id suggest a fulr seutene on him self lor selling Hi in or, wa allo gethor too lenient. In the oplaton Federal Judge Uavta. Tho ;.de- fendant favored the minimum, of ao dajra and the - Judge niado : tt three time that. , - N i Lo Angeles man made a fope from hla pajamas and - eoeaped from Jail, which wait the tip and Adam spirit. ' '' 3: