La Grande evening observer., April 06, 1926, Image 3

Tuesday April (, l!)2(j.
i-A notunii fvicviMfi mivpvww
IV
a 1 1 1 - , iirm ' M VJM i 9 tMma v uwu t sa
ft
Dress, Owned by Mrs.
'Golden, -Wins Prize
Two olil-fiudiluiii'il coHiiiiiica moyp
limn . wvouty years olil uiHur
cl t. the olu-tlino. Kiutli-r Mon.
artny Uuihv K'vro l- Nt. .Mury's Altar
noclty of tha Catholic cliiu-cli unit
tuiilue ut Zuunr, liul).-..Tlio iiiiso
for the nliliwt roslunic was uwurd-
nl to 'Mm. Jonn Slltchell. The
(Iromi; ho ,Voro. noloiig-s yio Jlr.
Muttift. Oolilt'n ami in, suvi'tity.rivc
ypiira .olil. .. Jlre. Oolili'n'H niiilir
wore II when aim wuh it Kr !lnd
wlirii - sliR, xroMMil t li fj r-iilnln.H In
' I S 4 Kill! Ill OIIKllt It Willi HT ai-
Tli" nllior rosliihio seventy.
In-o yeni ohl. . It 'was 'worn hy
fJMin. Mary UiiiokH, who In s: years
,olil. T l.i P ll"'i holonpijil p ,(.'r
.mVilliPr ' ; " ' ' v i- b ', '
Iiilli(i riililli'i-B' ronlW, wilii only
fliMli rs niore,' than finy years olil
-tiiklnj- part tin- $1(1 prize was
n'wunleil 'to hlr. Ifarpvliti.n. Mm.
.'Herman anil lleeior .Meliiiils ie:.
.nlvfil, tlin irl.i us Hie hest nll
.llnie wultzers. Tim door prize, a
heaiilli'iil hanil-niaile' (iilll, wiih
'tiwarilcil to Mr. Wltlonlipru. .Olil.
UmP ilailPPB were llre le( by 'al
rowers, or MPilical SprintiH. . '.,
i In uililitloii to the olil-tinip iianpe
features Misses June. Mlanire anil
'oilila. Ashhy. Rave, a. sprluir jinnee,
anil Miss Stnnuc iiiuI'MIkhih Oilila
anil Trillion AHhhy nave a Jazz
lance, nuinlicr. " a rim lleulali Niw
Ihi ilunce'l-the (MiurleMon.
Uiulay's orehpmru rnrnlslinl o
pillint miliar. Mrs. I 1,. Jlry. in
wax ifpiiprol chairman or the dunce
wiil sirs.- I-IukIi- K. Ilracly hail
pIiiukp of Hip lleket wild,
I' lleglilcs a lame uttcmlunco or lo.
pal people thPro wprp several out!
of-lown (rueata, liipluiliiif; a num.
hpr or people .from I'nlnn. Hiker
uail otheV Hiirrotnllnir towns.
, TIip propppilB; from I hp ilanpp will
bp mldcd to tli;elinrPh-riinil. ,:m
' ' , ' V. '.'
Mr. Matthes Weds '
Miss Parker
' A niarriiiBn or IntpriHt to many
l.a (Iranilp people took plaee yp,
ienlay noon at the parxonaKii of
Ihe iMelhodlHt Kplmopal phiireli
when Mliw Jerry I'aiker ami Will
lain T. MaltHes were, nnlleil In
inarriaRp hy the Hew. II. ". l'ar
ker. The happy ronplp Werp at.
tPinlpil hy I he hrolher and HlBter
ZTTTTTTT3S
For Mnlo lij
Hi'inl-HicBH thri'o-strap,
cut through in intrrwovrn
(IikIkii at the side, with the
llplito.st. of strapping mid :i
modiuni, comfoitalilo liOel..
Shown In jmlont leather, tun
Ituwdnn calf and black kid.
THE BOOTERY
Hetl Oik Slioei roc women
who want eonirorf ami slylc-
Our stock of Appliances
will , help you. Come in
and see us about, them.
La Grande
Electric Co.
1412'Adama Ave.
Sign.o' Spring
Vuttes spring to Importance tor
prlng and the tailored m'.ir. Thlt
martone Is in beige and brown
crepe d ehlne, with a touch ot Ital
ian drawn work at throat. -
or tho Kroniu, Mian .Marin and l'"red
Matlhea. They lert Inimeillnlely on
a honeymoon trip to 1'ortlaiiil.
They will ri'tnrn' lo Maxvllle. lo
make their home, where Mr. Mat
IIich In employed hy tho Jlowman.
lliekx I.uiuher company. Mlsx
Parker, came lo Maxvllle from tho
cam KPveral mom ha iiko and Bliu e
then hna heen employed hy the
aaiiio company. Mr. Matthes lived
in l.a Umiide for many years. He
wiib transferred hy tho Uowimill
llieks company here to Maxvllle.
Mrs. Green Entertains
Clio Club Members
,'Ali'Hs J.; Groeii onlcrtajlncd
Iwt'lvt KiiPHtH moinborH of tlH'inlo
'fjuli-fut. luhidioon ul 1:15 o'c'Jpck
Saturduy ufternoon. Tho tabic was
ilecomlcd In a lovoly yellow color
Hellenic, wilh a.' heaiitii'nl hniiiiuct:
of dal'lodflH as u, centerpiece.
Throo tublcH of bridge were ar
ranged niter luncheon. ,Mih. Ouiko
llolinenkaimt won hltrh Ht-oro
uinoiiff the club mom born and lrn.
I'. J I. Applehy received 1 lie.. KHeNt
prize. , ' '
W. R. C. In
Business Meeting:
With anont thirty memliers jrcn
ent the regular IiiibIiipbb initetiiip of
Oliver V. l onion Relief ( '0ps No,
37 was held yesterday 'afternoon at
the K. P. hall. Mrs. Launi Hrnih u.
.president of the eorps, presldeil
over. the iiicclinir. Plans wi re made
for Ihe next dinner day. April 17.
A pollack dinner will he aerved at,
noon at the K. 1'. J lull. , Arraniie
mi'iits were also' 'made 'for a tea
to lie held Thursday; April IS. at
the home of Mrs' Hiaden. Hit T
avenue rroin a tint il 6- o'clock.
here will he Inlllalloil rollowlnc
the next refrnlar dinner.
Younjf Women to
Stage Easter Party
With Mrs. Carl Wallace chair
man of the committee in charBC ail
Kasler pronram. Is heluir planned
ror tho rciriilur nieetiii(r oi me
Youiiir Women's l-Mncational aux
iliary tomorrow cveninif In Hie
Neilfhliorhood cluh room. Aa a
part or tho protiram Sirs. K. P.
MoHsman liaa been Invited to glvo a
Lenten lecture and show her aterc
optlcon slides or the Crucifixion.
Mlsa OladyB Miller Is In ehnrR-e
of tho musical prouranl for the
evening, which will harmonizp with
the Hosier prosrnm. Pnul Kiiautf.
will siiiif 'The Palms." and Mrs.
Sherwood William-'' nl Mrs. A. W.
Nelson will slnB a duet nilinher. he.
sides some chorus and iniarlet
numhers.. V
other mepihers of the commillee
In'charRc hesides Mrs. Wallace are:
Mrs. llcatrico Vountr, . Miss lla
Gxsklll. Miss lliilh lluralnBcr. Mrs.
II. P. Hrownton, Miss Oladya Mil
ler. Mls tiarah Williamson, Mlsa
Kdrls MaR-ulre. MIbs ltose Klein
.,,,.1 Mis. 11. W. Parker.
At this meetlne the husbands and j
irlenils of the auxiliary nieiiibers i
will be (,'uests or the evenuiK.
Couple Weds
Easter Morning
. ,.m.iorli and William
lluntlev were married Sunday
i' ,.i in-iia o'clock hv Jus-
inorniiiK - - -
lice or Ihe Peace Hutch I -I
loth .Mr. and Mrs. Huntley ore
irom fnl'iii county. They will make
their home here..
Annual Meeting of
Church Dated
The annual nieetlnir or the First
Presbyterian church will be held In
.. . rr the churrh on
ine u k "
Wednesday eveninir. April 7, at
nmi o'clopk. rne nn ' iiiiB
In the roriil or a conBreBntlonal
dinner. Ivvcryone will brhiB a lias
t.... r ..t lurk dinner. Cotree
will he riirnished at. the chureh.
,. r Hie mist church year
and the election of orrlccra will he
the main business oi me vvi-iumh.
I.IITOV WA.VTS .Ml'ti.
NEW VOItK A well-known
Irishman, who makes a lot of
money with tea. is here aeeklnx
an old mil because he says
America has nothliiK to put In II.
He Is Sir Thomas LI pi on and he
Is going to try oBuin for the
AnierlcaiiH1 cup. fir fharlea HiB
bam. British publisher, came the
same day with a reeipe for hot
tleil corhonated lea wllh a kick
In It.
ni-f;AHii:n as r..tiiiusTiAV
KANSAS PITY. Kans. Mil.
Leona Benedict, whose hair la
bobbed and who wears hrlBhl
clothes, la aeeklng tho custody ot
lx children who rerard her as
un-ChrlitlaJi. They have been
wards . ot '.the probate court- -. ,
Sorlal ounouoivnteiila maf Iw
piiutetl In IhU raloina free of
chare. Any aaaotmcanMnta arr.
talnlPK lo any ruaetloa mm4i aa
cookwl foot! aalra. Mi'., will Im
refuwcl, Annonanmnanta, I be
prlMMl llw aanie Ur. mut be
In Kurkitjr edUara hatxlt a t.OO
o'lta'l. News Ml I tor1 a aula.
1
Mm. II. II. Jewin and Mra. I. M
PaKii will pntefbiln Ht, retxr'u
Kpiwopal tlulld Welnmlay after
noon at ::3(l o'clock at th homo
or Mra. Jphsc on Spring afreet.
.
The American I-eirlou auxiliary
will meet Wedneiulav evenliiK ut 8
o'clock al tha home of JUra. J. T.
IllPliaritson, 131! J'enn avenue.
The AliPPl rdiP.l Aid will meet
ai the home ot Mm, U. W. Taylor
Thitrmluy arternnon, April 8,
The. cant and" ciioriiaea for the
liKht opera "The Time, the I'laco
and the llil'l," will meet at the lilffll
achool thia cveniii at 1 o'clock
lor rcheamal. ' ' .
Sister Mary
Says:
(Hy SWcr Mary) '
llreakrnst f'ereal cooked wllh
dates, thin creati'i,'' Bcramhied' 'cbkh
with spinueh, crisp - bran - toaat,
mini; poi'Mp: "v
Luncheon linked cheese,
bran bread, cornstarch prune pud
dlnr. milk, tea.
IMnner t'hicken' loar, candled
sweet potatoes, creamed onions,
Hlllfr...! .x.nlll.. I..
w llh maple sauce, sponge cake,
wnoie wuent roils, niiiK, corree.
This' time of year' Vow Mil u re;
pro'iin lo he sohiewhal'fbiiKMkfl o?
be bn the safe side Kvijuat wellf
to serve'them some oilier way' than.-.
"aunutiirelle." This chicken loaf . shake, blues sliiKer; 9-D:30, Hill
Is delleloiia and very Hitler work to Hatch's Oakhtont Country ctuh or
prepnre. . .. phestra; 8:311.0., Mutual , Molors
riiiekeu loaf 1 I mirth contest; 10-1 1, Warner llro-
One four-pound chicken. 1 loaf . thers frolic,
stale bread, 2. tablespoous minceil I KtiO, Oaklaml, f'al. (adl.Sin
parslpy, hulter,. salt and peppor, 2. 83Ukc), C-O-.IS p. tn., Amphlon trio,
cups chicken hroth. '. ' .1 K;V,. , I'ortloinl, Ore. (49l.5in-
,cieun and disjoint chicken. Cook. I0kc) 6-7 p.. tn., dinner concert;
lu hollliiB water until tender but 8-9. concert; 9-10, vocal anil In
noi fallliiK rrom bones. When ten- struniental music; 10-11, concert,
der remove from broth and pick' - KIM, Km Aiikelm, t'al. (405-2iii-meal
from hones. Curerully ' dls- Moke), 7-7:30 p. m.. Music Mem
card all akin and hlls or gristle. Cut ory contest program, Huntington
lar,ge pleceN of mt,it!1i!t,o rMttiea not lark hlKh flchool orchestra; 8-tO,
more thnii inch large. Pull the program, 'Culll'ornlu, Valencia Or
bread into coarse crumbs. Put a jinge show, . . -'
layer or crumbs into a well-butter- I K.I II, Seattle, Wash. (SKt.tni.
pd balling dish, dot generously with 78llki ), 7-8:30 p. m., Sears-ltoc-halter
and .cover with a layer 'of 'buck anil company program. Bab's
chicken.;: .Sprinkle with salt, pep- lady orchestra; 8:30-10, Post-In.
per and fiarsley.' Continue layer telllgencer studio program,
ror layer .or crumbs and. chicken KMTR, lfollywomi, t'al. (2S8m
until all is usi-d, inaking the last tSaokc), -7 p. in., Hawaiian Sll.
layer -of , crumbs, pour over chick- ver string quartet; 8-10. K'MTII
en hrolii.ilinl baliwlto mlnuti'S in a . concert orchestra, Ijorcn, Poutl'lli
hnl oven. ' 'O'lreloe' 011 Rlurr PinnO COtn
The Radio Corner
White Radio Bill Is
i Passed ty the House
( WAHIU-VC1TON. J. f AltiT ft
havy two 0a' tHirrAtmir, tl
Whitu ruUlo hill -recently rodiv u
Mtoriuy piutHOKP through tho Jiouko
which Hat ht a commltton of tho
wliuh plorlnir rudlo hrnmlcutHtlnK'
nnlr tho rontrol; of (ho wocrolury
of pommorc and a propoupcl fed
eral) radio romniKMlonv Tho hill
wan pasuid hy a vote of SIS to 124,
ovor a: bitter attack ld' hy Kopr-
Hentatlve DflvlM, of Tt-nncKsoo, ith
othr demorutto momhorH.
Radio
WFDNKKIIAV, A Hit Hi T
. Mountain '1'lnin Mai kins.
KOA, - Denver, tVrio. (.H22.tm
t.HOke), :30 p. . m., dinner con
cert, Hrown faluce' atrliia orchea
tra;' 8,- Instriinienliil proKram,
SehPiierinatru Colorado orchestra;
8: IS, starr artists: Ilulda Kdwards,
sopranoj italph reeae,-tenor; lua
ltalls, soprano: Julian Hiley, vio
linist;, a. lialph Crowder, pianist;
10, dance proBram, Uroadnioor
IJbylhm Itiiatlers.
l'actric Tim Kta Inns
' Kl'i, lios Aiureliv, t'al. (1(17111
utllke), . 0:3(1 p. m., vest pocket
program: tl;4G, Itadiotorial period;
7-7:30, . Synerophaae Mtrluif ensem-bll;;"S-9,
1 Ventira,: Heflnlnj?' com
pany; 9-aO. ... Chevrolet . orchcKtru;
101 J-,1 popular1 sonK prOBram.' .
' KI'OA, Si-atlle, Wash. (4W..1IH
Iiulke), 7-8:lB p. in.. Hopper Kelly
company studio prOBram.
Kr'ON, Ismik llea. li, t'al. (22.4m
I280kc), 7-8 p. m., proKram, l'rest
& nimn ;jKleotrte ; company
j Prcsa-TcleK''aiu 'fitudlp;; y-i I, Priit-
nia hoiica;: 1 l-lti,Kliite theater Or-
(pi .leCitil). .. I , ,')':'
Kl'W'll, lli)ll.vfoo.l, t'al. (2.2ni
1llMlke),i 8-! p. m., .Hphlnx Oil or.
chektra;. Han Urtdley, tenor; l'Istelle
Only Schilling Teas are
"twice-toasted"'y
: only Schilling Teas are safely
sealed "HOT', in vacuum tins.
It is a Schilling secret process.
There. are no teas quite like
them this side of the China Sea,
hill
1 n
. fHaHVnC ll U SV" "
The Voice '
FromKLX
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raw' s'
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3
( linrles II. CabrM Id IicIiWI the
vuh i you hear . from Malloit
. KI.X, Oakland.
luiTiy atuilio. -
KMX, HollywiBMl, C'al. (a.ni
NDOke), 0:30 p.. in., Atwnter Kent
concert orchestra; 7-7:30, program,
Dellarowe company; 7:30-8, KNX
feature program; 8-9, studio pro
gram; 9-11, dance niitslc, Joe Ha
ley's 105 grocery stores; 11-12, Hay
West's Cocoa n ut tlrovo dance or
chestra. ' k I'O, Kan i'raiM'Ison', t'al.
( l2H.Sni-1H0ke), 6:30-7 p. in. HI a I is
Itrrftauraiit orchestra; 8-9,.Atwafer
Kent arllsts; 9-10, lloodrlrh Silver
town Cord orckestru; 10-11, States
ltestauraiit orchestra; el-12, Henry
llalstoad's orchestra. ,
U'I'.VII, Oakland, t'al. (I!.'l.9m-li!50kc),.8-10
p. in., Western Slates
Life Insurance -company program. .
KWSt'. PiiIIiiioii, Wash. (:ik.1.iii
K(lllke). 7:30-9 p. in.. Joe M. Mayer,
accordionist; lien l.cshman, violin
ist; j'Yancea CheBtniit, idanlst.
Credit CARR'S No Interest
Tea ii purely a thing
of flavor.
Rob it of that and
it ia merely
, colored water.
Only Schilling brings
you the fine rare flavor
of tea as they are
known in the Orient. '
Blac (Orange Peoe
and Peoe)
Green (Japan)
Oolong
ngliih $reafatt
fEAa
Baking Powder
f A l I cl I. L
rPICEs
Old Fireside Circle
Brought Back by Radio
DENVER Itadlo has restored to
tho - American homo- what earlier
I inventions jmvuu rippeu- iiuiu !,
' according to Qeorgo Sanrord
Holmes, managing editor of the
Hocky Mountain News and Denver
Times and a recent speaker over
KOA at Denver. Through radio.
he usserts, tho fumlllnr fireside
circle has been resinned and thons
ands of -homes have heen recon
structed, ... '
'Millions tin-Ill beneath the spell
or radio, drawing from -tho ether.
Inspiration and information, enter
tainment, and education, recreation
and relaxation." he emphaslged.
' "l-pon the broadcasting station
ns well as the newspaper, rests a
deep responsibility to discharge
with Integrity and intelllevnco the
public trust which reposm Inher
ently in each."
... .
Housekeepers Getting: i
Attention from KOAC
OOItVAI.I.lS, Ore. Afternoon
broadcasts for the liomeniuker were
begun recently by si at Ion KOAC,
the Oregon Agricultural college
here, under the title "The House
keepers' (Half Hour;" This service
Is put on the ulr each Wcdncaduy
and Thursday afternoon from 3 to
2:30 o'clock Pacific time. It ; Is
In addition to the regulnr hulf hour
homeiiiakers program that has
been included In the college stntion
broadcasts slncn last October on
Wednesday evenings rroin 7:30 lo 8
o'clock. ; . - . ' J
- ' . j ;. ' VU .
' I'Mnal matches In thu National
Amateur Athletic Villon champion
ships, to be held at Corvallls, Ore.
iton, April IS to 17, wJU ho broad
cast by the Oregoji Aggie slallon,
KOAC. on Friday. April 10, from
8:15 lo'll p. in. Pacific time, i
rpton Kiueltilr Wmdd Havo
I Jblule-(wnel Itadlo HUtbm
RAORAMKNTO, Oal. A Btoifl
newajmper, a utute hunk und a
utttto radio broodenHtlnir tutlon
would he t?BtuhliHhed hy Vpton Hln
olalr, (ho l'uitadejia nullior, If lie
wer elneled irovernor, Ui reeenl
ly announced HorlaliRt caudldnto for
that off loft ujinounei'd In a formal
Mtntement, of hl plftlform roeelve.d
In Baorainenlo.
, . , . ,. ,-.-nrv7,-,- rrrr.aTiT
I.N KNOWN OIHIj vow,
, MAJMC t'.UtOl'H OX AOt
HOLLYWOOD, : Col. -i. rrobably
tho first effort ever made to poau
larlie a motion plclurej Dersaoality
entirely through radio has been
sturted by Dob Meoney an Ma KNX
midnight (roller over- KNX each
Thursday night front 19 to 1 a. m.
rnclflo lime. '
The name ' selected by Pon
Mi aney to make known to all
America by means or the radio la
Anno HoweJ ,.No' one aa yet has;'
seen Iter on tha screen, aha It Jaat j
an extra girl, wllh all the qualities
that make (or screen aucoeaa, that .
Don Meanoy has taken la baad
and promised to puhllclM throufh
ont the land.
. Members of the W'ampaa, Holly
wood's association of movie preaa
ugents, are reported to be sticking
very close to tha loud speakers ou
Thursday nights to see .- It Don
Meancy can make a suceees ot Ma
new Idea In publicity, which 1
novel, even in jaded movlelaad, .
Our chief kick a-alnit iprlnc
It doesn't (all on a holiday.
It lb True-
There' is no iuthitinitc for good butter. Do
not be mislead Use a good grade of but
ter the brand ie MEADOW HARVEST
'.'.,
MEADOW HARVEST BUTTER is made
right, sold right and ' is a part of every
good meal. ' ;
.' . v.' j , .'v''' V f 'l: i,y ll:, ',',;'-,
- - i , ,. , , - - , i
- Manufactured and told - to - dealers by
Union Creamery
Company
1113 aftflmoa Avenue
La Grande, Oregon, ; - Phone Main 123
1 t
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Special Until
April SOth
FREE! ' . . . ., .
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Values
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