La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 01, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text5 ix' V , - : Thui-wlay, April 1, NEWSofSOCETY ; Mrs. Theison Heads , ' Laities' Aid Society , Mrs. John Tliclnun w olrrtoil , v- lnvHidtmt to Hucttoei) airn. ,J. T. : ttH-hwUson yit'riiny' nflt'rnoon , whim the lAdlrsTAtd Hocluty of Hut 4 lroHltnrlaii church iliH - ut .Urn ': Aiirch anil Installed imperii for i ! Ihq siumlng year. .' Othor offlmtra -lnnirilled wrp: vM'm. --O. li.-Mhor-liaril,' vice prpHltlent; Jlin., Hay 'Murphy, Hrrmlury unit Mr. I'Yank Jurkwnvtrnasiirvr.''. Thu ov. WI1I lam -roliy Itowi netoil iw Inul ulllnir . j offiiHT. , ., v. ', -' Tho rrfftitnr mooling py of tho - -' society I next V4licmlay, hut lic' . ; muse, of I h coiiKroffUUonal hiivmit to ho hfhl ot Mio rhuroh Ihnt pwn ; lnir ul. i!::tn o'clock Inn liior-llug wuh ymlvitncotl one. work."- About- fifty mcmhorK were lu-CHcnl. . . Afti r thii tnstallutlon Mm. 'Har tley ItlohurilHon tiluycil two. hruutt- fill niinihcra utthe. jlpo oi'KOti. TIioko iircrirnl thi-n uiljotirncU tp -the community room whe re tho no. ctnl committee, hrudcit' hy MrA (Mr I'oarch took-, iharifp, unit 'tlulnty ri'frchincntH'wcrc nerved. other mcmlicm. of lhc: commlty i foro Mrs. J.' T. lUihardson. .Mrs. llllu, Itynenrsoii. Mrn C. N. I'nlm--cV.- Mrs. (Ills W. I'allllclvMin'. Wll :t r Palmer. Mm.' w ' Torklnn. Mis. CharhH I'hiylc. , Mm. ;V. II.' I'lcUcns. Mrs. Turner Oliver anil Mm. W. ( '..Itowi. . ' -''. The next ineetlnK of Ihn society ;. will he May 12. ' The rcicular meet Jul? -day 1h. May ft.' hut hecaiiHC of . the convention of the pYiloratloh or .-woinen'H cluh iltirlnK that woek tho .mcetliij- has ' hecn' postponed :nc iwcek.' ' .','" 1 : ' .' r 1 ' ' 'Mr. and Mrs. Hill To Lead Grand March '; .'" . Ail interestlnif feature of the old- tline donee to he idvon Monday evenlnK, April 0. under the auspice or the, Altar society. of tin: Catiollc 1 church, will he a.4rmnd nmrch Vlth .all those wcnrltiir ohl-tlme costumes Inking pari. A prize a beui tlful , picture will be lilvcn the riioii .wearlns: :the oblest costume Mr. 'and Mrs. A. T. 1 1111 Will lea.I the march, Much Interest Is-bclns;. shown In ' tho .old-fiddlers' contest, anucr . feature of the dance which liom Lien to be. one of the most sutfesg' ful after liasler affairs. Inlthls " contest one or moro couplets ilances will he played by each tf.stanl. who must not be undlr 00 years of iik. Tile entire cvenlinr.-wlll not be devoted to old time enleriolnient, however. Miss lleulah Newlh will ihince tho Charleston as a pat of the cvciilnir's' proitrani und a iuzt dance number wllj 1 lid .(five by Juno KlonKO.' Trilllun,', and;-. I Ida AKhhv arid Sally and Judy su rist These, elrls will also Klvo IHip Snrinir Dance." Word has been received,.. that a number of dance, devotees will drive t IJI (irnndo that evenlnfr.to attenjthe ilancw and enter! alnineht. 'Mri v. 1. Alnyew, chairman of the iSuce eoiiinilllee. has arranited 'fori the ' sale of 'tickets' la ha(. city. '. Pvlhian Sisters. , PreDare for Conventiqi ' Klcht members -of the Pyflun Slslei-s lodifn inet yestenlay ul nnnn ixt thf llAtll'O bf M'rS. (ilea lfoi-mlen In. fnflkC roltCS for the uinrr nf the Indire. wilch ' will put oh the. floor work forjthe inllUUlon Friday evenlnir, Apri "when a district convention of J'ythian Sisters lodue wlll nc dm I.' It hull here. f! I'ytlitaii Sisters from this dlsjlct 1'RE-E ASTER HAT SPECIALS Trimmed Pattern 'I lata S.-).75. 56.93, $8.30 Small CIose-Fitting Silk Hats $3.00. $6.95 One Lot Tiimmed Hat! , $3.95 Children's Hats '$1.83, $2.93 Careful attention giverf to remodeling. School Hats 98c ' INSURED AGAINST DARN1NU S MONTH! Tasiireil AKlnt Immkui S pajr guarantml 3 otontlw' er. Ask m more nlmiit UwMt. Prkvd ooc pr; 8 pr. $!." THE B00TERY Ol roar TMstne Sboet Kcm. Auto Finder Hang- this biilltent doll of feather on your car and you'll always be able - to apot It In a crowd. which - Includes Kntcrprlso, Wal lowa. KlRli), linblor n ml I'nion. will Uo In aUohtlunco. at the 'convention. Hurfriiif ;he ufU-moon ncssion Uhto will- m;a'8hrt 'program, nu-moriitl Hcr.vicoH., und a school of iiiHlriu trons. In the ovoniiiK thoro will he a itrotfrnin anil intttattun. . .' Mr. Melliner9 ( ! Miss Lilly Marry ; Cecil K. .Mi lliliter ami Miss Marie J .illy, both -or thix city, were niar ri'l yraterdoy aCternoon at ::30 o'clock at tho paraonase of 'the Hap list church, the ltev. 3eorg:e A. Pollard officiating. Mr. and Mm. Mclllnt?cr will nrtike ijt Orande their home. Ho la employed with the railroad company ln'ro. Howell-Du Puis 1 Wedding: at Pendleton ' Mrs. KsU'llo Dii Puis, of IVndle ton, and Henry Howell, of thit city .were married yenlerduy morning at 9 o'clock in Tendleton. M rs. I m Puis Ih- an -operator In a beauty parlor ut Tendluton and hits mudtt hor home, tliere for some .time. Mr. Howell came to ka. Grande from that city about six monlha ao and wince that time has been employed la the Imperial Ullliard ptniora ' Announcements '. Rwlal aiiminncAiwotN uiny Im1! prtlil4 In thW niliimn frw of chsixB. Ail jr aniimiucciiM iils per. OUniiiK to any functions such as oookiHl foiHl Kiiles, etc, will be rota-sHl, AiiiiixinccMiiciita, to be piiDtctf Uhi wuw day. muA Im' til soejttcy wliniri bamls Iij 11:1)0 o'cl. Nt'wn olitor's note. - . Chapter I, J K. O., will meet to morrow , afternoon at the hoint' of .Mrs.' (i, 1,. Milton with Sir Iut lon and Mrs. Albert Hunter ns hostesses. Tho meeting of the Women's so ciety of the ltuptist church will be next Thursday, April 8,. Instmrd of this arternoon as announced yes terday. . " . ' Members Of the Methodist Kpis copal choir will meet at the church .this evening at 7:30 o'clock. This will be the last rehearsal on the cantata to he given Sunday night. All 'singers nre urged to be pres ent. Members of tho Moose lodge will elect officers Thursday night, when they inee at lOngles hall instead of Tuesday as announced in yester dayV Observer. The business meet Ing will be followed by a smoker and refreshments. The Juulor W. 11. A. will meet Saturday .afternoon at 2 o'clock at the K. V. hall. Junior Command er . Mrs.-Glles llarnden asks that all .members be. present as a pro- xram. will be outlined at that time. Radio l ltlll.AY Al'ltlly 2 Mountain Time, stations KKWA, OKden, Utull, 2C0.7m llf,0kc). 11-10 p. III., studio pro Kram: 10-11, Merry Mad Music Makers. , ( KKXI1', Colorado Rprlnffs, Colo., (ariiim-lidouc), 1-3 p. ni., l'as blon day services. KOA, Denver, t.'olo.. (S22-4m-HSukc), G:30 p. in., lli-own l'alace siring orchestra: s, St. John's LJpisropul cathedral. KOH, Slale. ColleKe, N. M. (.'US.. 6lil-Slillkc, 7 : 3- : 3 P. in., Mik. L. A. Urouddus. director. I'aciric Time Stations KKI, Lou Angeles, Culif. (407m Ct:ke). 6:30-0 p. ni.. program, I'udcnhortrr Hlscallua: 7- Aeo lian orKun, fiuu ). Mclarland: S-9:3U, (lood Friday proRram. Ktliiert Crucirixlon, IJeverly llllla Conimunlty church choir; 11:30. Mutual Motors mirth con test; Sunburnt Jim,, entertainer; 10-11, Packard llullad hour Willi favor lie cnterlalners. KFON, Lonif Heach. Coll. (232. 4m- U'aokc), 0-6:30 p. ni., Ilraylou's theater orran; 7-H, proKram. Daltou & Hoogl.ind; 8-3. Pn-w-Teli'uram studio; 8-11, Long Beach Elks LodKs, No. 86S, fro lic FWB. Hollywood, Calif. (2.:'m- Il90kc), S-9. John Wright or chestra. Roquet Nleto. coloratura soprano, Bill lllake, tenor; 9-10, Len Nash and hla Country Hoys dance ercheslra; 10-11, Warner Brothers frolic. - . t --r-rr rt rl ' r. t. ." ttT2 ' "' I rerf. , .. V-.. -''v,; .v.. - KQW, Portland, Ori-i )l.tm I ; GlUkc), ii7 p, in ooheort; tt-9. I concert: 9-1 0:30. Hhermall. ("lay an:! cotn'piiny: IO:io-ia Hoot 0.vls. KH.I. l-os AnBilek, fiilir. (4iiS.ini 7tulic). s.ul.nrnBrattt, Wnslerii Auto supply company. ' KJU, Sialile, Wash., (isl.lin 7Kikc), 7-s : :io. p. m.; i,undiiilst l.llly inalo quartet; ;30-lfl atu- f dlo prOKram. ' K.MTlt, Hollywood, railf. (sasm--12(10lic), K-lll . in.. KMTIl oon. cert orchestra: 10-11. Starr I'iano company studio. . i KN.X. Hollywood. Calif. (SS.m sniikc). 0:3(1 p.; in., - I.elRliton's cal'eleiia orchestra; t!:S0-7, At water Kent- concert orchestra; 7-S, pi-ot-ram,' Jlll-X-tell com pany; s-!i, program.' John . A. VauKlni corporation; 9-in, Order or tipllmlstlo Honuts; li-H. flHlils, Hollywood American l.e Iflon sladiuin; 11-12, Hay West's Coeoanul drove dance orchestral from the Ambasador. Ul'O, San Kraiiclyeo, .('allf, (4L'S,- ;iiii-liiiiale),. ::i(i-7 p. m.. SIiiIch Hestaurant or'cheslra; 8-S. studio pi'ORram: ll-llt, ' l'alace hold dance orchestra: in. 1 1, Slates Hestaurant orcheslra: 11-12, lb-nry lulsti.ad's orchestra. ' KTA II. Oakland, I'allf. CSH.Ini , 12rukc)', ' 'X-lo p.' m., proR-rnm. llreuner'S. ' ' ,: . - i jKWSf, i'ulHnan.' Wash. , (34S-m- S'iiike),. 7:30-9 .p. in., fi. juiiii choir. ,. .-' J Will of E. W. ScriDDS Is Offered for Probatei HAMII.TON'. Ohio. .Apr.. 1. (AD Th will of Kdward W. Scrippa. lute pul'liRlu-r and founder of tho Scrippa-lloward Nevpaper. who dtt d ut, Kua off the ooant of Liberia, Africa, on March )2, waa offered for pro! rite today by a rcprcHenta tlo of Ni wton 1). llatcer, of. I'levo land, former Hecrolury of war, who was ItH custpdlan. . Ity the ti'rms of the trut aree ment. M rs. K. V. Hcrlpps, widow of the liuldlaher. Is felt the ' llfo. of Miramar. tho larue California ranch and winter homo Of the Kcripim faintly, and annual IncOini: or 5;u,(MH) and the rlht . to will $1,ih)o,umo of the propiriy of thu triiHt fHtatu. !'." Ki:ir rniu iv itox . TACOMA, Wish. Mr. uml Mm. Frank Kehon.schneider were sen tonced to lx monthH In the coun ty Jail .when it was learned that they were in the habit of hoIvIiik t he problem of dlspoHinff of a thret! year old son: by placing him-iu a larwfl box 'and. Hvinff hhn all-day. .luventltt oft'iroi'H lound the child in t ho brfx ai the end of-a . 0-ay'n linprlsonmN nt without food or ym.- 1 Kpm HliunK muy he n-movt-d by iHeraplnK th hiiek of- the hand I acxoHH tlie ehlh;' j ''.' ' 'i ' -! . ' ! N cr KlVoJn a ' comforjal'ile Tou rniM il too much durliiK , tH'il 11h duv 1 ess an d w hen ij llji H WhyP Mazola is a -free from moisture ' W'H-li ' A-and just as good . ?5Sji . I and delicious to eat as the corn from. 0 - wncn comes' ' ( . i I .'.'. i," ,:,.'. . ; ' " v mm . 4. ': m-"n,i ' irVsTJlW'ii.'-.i,'l UA - GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. lttOS? ; imiu'h1 'I'M 1 1 1 1 mT"i- "T . : I ' " Sister Mary Says: ,. (Hy SMor Mary) Hreakfaat Urtipufruit. :. juice, Oer-al, tliln -ram, broakfust cod flah, cbrnbread, milk, coffee. - A i Mlimer I'OBHerolv of. stnoked halibut, HtrltiK hunns, head lettuce with KiiHHlan dressliiff, coUuifo puddiuK' with maple bunco, bran bread, niHU, coffei'. Oranjre Juice, rather than Knipo ffult tihould hu acrve'd to chibfi-en iinder. (en ynrH of a;e and child ren under Hehool ai?e tthoutd not be allowod to eat. 'the hreukfat nh. , Thin oodflKh dixit la so ' much Worth while, liowf-ViT. ' . for the tnvriiK" family that (t ho recipe fol- lOWH. Three-fourlha pound .(fcilt eod flsli, 3 allci'M fat .port., 3 table BpooiiH flour, 3 cups milk, paprika. Honk finti in cold whter to epver over nlKht, lraln from this wattr and cover with I)o(I1iik wat-r. Sim mer until tender, about twenty mlnnteH. lraln and. dry. Try out Halt pork, cook lute nntlK meat In criHp, - Itemove meat (o a hot phil-j ter. ltoll flMh lu flour, and cook to! an appi tlzintf hrown in the hot fat. The flali ahould brown -l quickly ' since it la cooked until tender and needxr no further -cookliiK- ' I Mure flHlrou platter with pork. I'onr oi'f all hut 2 iableapoonruls of fat In frying, pan and atlr-fjour Into tho n'lnainiUK' 2 tablespoon fula. When tltorotiKhly blendetl :aitd smooth, .slowly add milk, stirring contuitl 1y. Cook until thick uird shSoih.' Henuon with, paprika and pour around fifth, and pork. Garnish with sprlga of parsley if conven ient and served - 1 . HreaVfast Raited rhubarb, rev eal; thin cream, bread1 crumb-paif-cakes,, maple s'.rup, milk, coffee, Luncheon Uean atew; toasted, crackers, , shredded fresh pine apple, vanlllarOoklea, milk, tea. . Pinner IlrcaaUof lamb,- boiled rice, buttered parsnips, Jellied ve getables .salad, .cream pudding1 whole wheat bread,-mtllc, coffee.' 1. title bits of left-Over vegetable work up satlHfaelorlly In a' jellied vegetable, salad, f like to fold a well seasoned salad, dressing inlo Oio jelly juwtas it hegrns lo thick en. This Insures a- "tasty" salad without any hnre'spots, ns it were. : Then.avjpoonful of - real- mayon naise dropped on top of each serx-J tntr .forms an attractive garnish rtnd : adds1 to tho richness of -lhe saituU .1 ' Itakrd niiulmrb 'iVetvri-pruDf'H.. l qup hotline wa ter, 1 c,upJ sugar . 8 cupH!--.rhularl out In. limit Imigths. -.r.- Wash prunes and let, si runt i.3 hours Til ;COld water to cover.- . flo movo stones and. cut fruit In small plecfHV Wash .anil cut rhubarb,,. I 'ul. thilnirh.,Tfiiiii'H. mill wnlni1 iiilom'.ovei'i'df' iKiklng (IIhIi tdTirJL: conk la a uioderain oven about ;to 1.4 141 1 1 4 1 1 H and h cook mfnutes. Add suffiir 1 abotit iro';mlnutes' Umer or ."unlit rhubarb Is tender, Heniovo cover about- 10 minutes before ' taking from oyen to allow surplus water" to ovapofiite. Serve warm or cold.Perferably cold for breakfast. State Hoard of Health Is Meeting in Portland HOT l.AKfi, tSpechO) lr. : W. 'I- IMiw. ni'MHl.lenl nt the rilnle llOlird of lieultli, lii iii I'ortluiul iireHlillngr nt n ineetniK nrrtnui oiiruninuiion nnil of Hie Oictnieil(,'enleii liuunl, At u l.l.li I,., lu l li,n :t,,',iulllrtl 't III iiililllliin to uiil'nilliiK. Iliiweimei lInK lir. fhy will (ieHvci-nililfewi uf welcome iiml rr nif ucncriil chulr nmn of. Hie nimu.i" ilreeiliiir ' of county ami cliy'.fnll llne''''lei)llli oiflcliilM,. wlile)i'i ls -1iclnfj,,l)nlil. .In I'oilliui.l (lit vccl(.;.;v ,- ; Rbeumatisni CAXNOT I'.XIST ' ! ' It Is nrepo.sieronn; In Tact,' it U n Bliuine to Biiifer wlthj InflHiiiiiia tojy. niiiHculur, m-liith- or iuiy form of IthenniitliKin. - x - .Trunk' ' l'li eriplloil . loen nol rnln Hie utimiacll, it iloeH-not Je pix'dH the ll.'liit. Kut all the meat ami kooiI . fooil , yoii.'vlnh . while tuliliiK Ti iiiili's I'rescription. ; t'on lalns no mercury, "Kullcylat RoilT, oil ivinti rmeen or .narrdUca,' ' hill overroiiii-Huiy klml of rncilinuliiim or uout on earth. ' Wlmt more ilo you wiint? It' is .iilipO!fiille-tO:ifet HonieililiiK lieiier. rrir'acl.l, aol-,-vellt anil also a superior liver llH'il ielnc. ' ' i' ' . Trunk's I'rescrliitlon'' sellii' for HITS or :i for only Ifi.Oii at ilriiit stores. Ailv. ' : ' ' " . ' SATURDAY : SPECIAL i Woodeii Kitthcri Set-' F. L. LILLY f -Main 85.r v 'j TiTTTi .'. Ban on Short Skirts : In Greece Is Lifted , ATHENS arsek Klrls muy now wear skirls Just uu-Hhort hi tthO mode In Ilia II. B. A. or even nhoi t er. lnny protestM ufter Imprlaon ment 'of u. jmlKo'8 duiiKhtcr for ii hours have cunsetl tlenerul I'unftu los. the ilirMlor lo resciiul Ills il- 'reo that ilri'SseN must lie no fnr . Ilier from the ground than 14 Inches. Iion'l dlscitril your luirneil out lulies. l,lHe. Iheni In. place of Rood oiws. They eiinilnule slutlc, i . Many of I Im palms In KlorMii semi lo Inr Ichlntr puims. For Sale at the iiTHK' JANKERS' ' :-Vi -BANK, v:; : When wo speak of tho hideml Ttescrvo Hank, wo spfs'ik of the bankers' bank. All. members nro stockhold vefrs, xand depositors, and are required lo have on deposit at leaHt JO per cent of the Cash 'deposits of their own bank.' :. s UNITED STATES ! BANK ! Mill ' - 1. 1. . i ii Buy Puring GREAT SALE ONLY $1 DOWN Thousands of them in use in (his section of the country HIGH IN QUALITY LOW IN PRICE, THE AUTOMATIC WASHER OFFERS MAXIMUM VALUE AT MINIMUM COST These Valuable Features Mean Economical and Dependable Service Its patented HYDRO-DISC, an exclusive AUTOMATIC feature. "Cleans Clothes Quickly In A Torrent of Suds'" fine garments too. ' - . "... The Cast Aluminum Top and Lad assure years, yes many years . of useful service. . Large opening in lid for convenient wringing. Consider the convenience of its Self-draining Copper Tub. The : grooved copper bottom slopes toward outlet Tub heavily tinned inside, easy to keep clean. Its sturdy, all-metal wringer conveniently swings over all tubs. Has best quality 12-inch cushion rolls, and quick Tension Re lease. :' Its efficient motor operates washer and wringer together. Has improved rubber-covered attachment cord with steel-armoured plug. . Its Self-locking Folding Bench is a great convenience. ' It holds an extra tub, and folds down to side out of way when not in use. ( AN $8.00 ELECTRIC PERCOLATOR FREE With each machine purchased daring this sale. Eastern Oregon light & Power Co. ' nAJwyi.AfYMr ferric . . ! More; New Hats V v Just in Time for Easter. , ' All Moderately Priced. :$3.75 to $16.75 Many beautiful hats are here, just in time for v Easter and at prices you will like. Sport vHats, Street Hats, Dress Hats and all the , newest and most desirable styles.- ; ,j LADIES READY-TO-WEAR mm AND MIUUNERY - ' .' i CredH CAItCTS No t ' ': . !,r'.n':'l!i '' V:""'' "'C':- ' . . .- . . 1 ' ' li. . t ,s' i'- i . i . - .i : LOOK OR Om ANIik fUAMiiS - ' ' ' p This Backed by our guarantee and well known , service 1 1 OO, Oakland. Calif. (3Cl.:m- lioke), 6-:tS p. m., amner eon.