La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 12, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, -April 12, 192G.'i EA . R Mtm i EVENING OBSERVER NEWS of SOCIETY Mis. Stoddard , . I Hostess to Club ' J , sirs, liurl Htuddnrd entertained I the members of the citii ciiii. u,.i linhiy nrtcrnoon with a lum-licgn at TM& o'clock.' Tulips In lovely roil and yellow colors rornio.l an at tractive centerpiece for flic tables, wlure cove mot luiil Tor twelve. : Alter luncheon three tables of ljrlillt-e were formed. Mr. chuso liohncpkunip won IiIkIi .score among lint ol 11 1 imi iiiIk ih uml MM. U. I 'iJiriHOn received tluv guest . prise, '''...' . .. , Tho club will meet Thursday fvfiiliiB wllh Dr. nnd Mrs. f, I. llnlslon I'lilcrliilnin. . H i '. ' : 'i i P. T. A. Meeting ' ; Honors Fathers . . The.ro was on liliilstinily l;irRut-; tendance. Krulay iivt-nliii; whcnthc Willow Parent-Teacher association )ic.l a itls-lit mci-tliis- honoi-liiir the Jul In 'I'M. Thp prOKram opened with the HiniliiHr ol' America and repeat Uk tbc l-ord's prayer liy all pre.s- I'PI. iMiritlK till' hUslllcHS IllOftltlfC there was a roil rail cir llu patents ifnd ' Miss Itennctt's . room vux Award. -d' the plunt for tuivliiKT the most pari-nlH present. ' .'.Miss llentilce Younir.' 'primary teacher,, ave a talk on "The 'slx-. J.pur old child." ()la .Map llomrh ami .;pornp lluller sans" a song: cn- iitio.t' -;nii- otii rniiir. iia." i sirs! 1 W C'hausse talked on "Amtise lltPnl in the lloinp," anil Mrs. Mil ler matlp- a short talk on "t'har aptPr ltuilillmr." : - . - Klve: women, of lhe society ft-avc j a two-act comedy "Not a Man in f r , j -J. the House." Hctwccn Ilia acts , Lifl tll'tWOe WOmeil Maritarct iiouhan cave two .tanpc ! Attend Cove Meeting numbers, a Spanish dunce anil the j ftov Kp..olnl) Mrs. c. If. ... ', : ,, , ! Sornnton,.:. president . of ' thu l.a! w.m, v ,,.,, .. . .. ."".OramlP'iN..Jui,i,orlioo.l club, ami IloiiR-h,. : .,:. . Uirs. K. IV:lossman, 'ctmlrmhn or forii iutljournment. : during J which UnicrcirrpHlinientH wi'rr ni-ryeU. ; Te Preiiieiflie it Prettit u tr : C ' 1 m "it ' " ', -' - - jfV " '" . -iNewJlrick y At; Vm X iT w .1 in hard to tc!I whnt may be found n'nn uinbiclla Imntllo these day. It may conceal anything from a cock Ail lo a Unstick. This one has a vanity c-ae with minor nnd puff. li'rinl of tho mlfisionjiry society to lie ht-hl hi linker April 21 am) i2 was (llscii.sst'd. ili-H. . l'Yauk Jack- Hon, Mrs. f. K. Mo nut ntul Mrn. Cjcoik' Htikiti- have hfoii choHcn to npri'Hfiin tin lu CJrando nocicty at Jioi'or adtiom-umt'nt . rcfrcHh- nicntH wcrp. Ki'i'vort. They had t beauty contest at West Virginia Untvewity tho other day. and MIps Mary Lafferty of Mount . Tllle, at the left, won H. Second place was won by Miss Hetty Monls of ClQvksburK, ut the right. Mrs. Hiatt 3 Entertains at Bridge t Mrs. Jack Htutt witcrtalniMl' tit tho an idcpiirtnjc.iH'Of Ihc 'Ori-tron l'Vduiutfoii of WonitHrs cwibti.wcrt SiiCHfH oC ilio' t'qve-womonfs, club ThttrHdny aft4rt6on, whep 4h t'ove cluh celebrated the opening of iU art- library.' ; . . The urt .library has been pre pared under the direction of Mt, Sister Mary HORSE FILLS, -. !.. . , : - y h MK m R ! IIUll III IS I t 't - - -mr - r - - - - three lamps ol nniiKe ! rimiy uir MoKMinaii ami pompriseB reproanc ternoon at tier home on s;aslilnK- uolw 0f many or the. worlil's most tun avemiP. The home was prut- j faimxiH numterpiecea us well as Illy ilecoruteil In a.reil and whilo SOmc from later American artists, color scheme, hoiapiels of carna- T,1C oiijpct or the library is to fur-" tloim IicIiik nseil. Mrs. Tloliert. nn all onporlunlty for the ntu.lv T'nrcy won lilKh score ilurlilK the,0. ,., v wn, b0 pmcert In Hie Arii-raonn's tilav anil Mi's. ('. VaIa received the second' prize. The consolation prize went. to Mrs. "It. K.'Bwan. AMer the Raines a two-course luncheon was served by the hostess. t. 1 N. 15. U. Clul) .;!'!!;.:: Kntertained i, Memhers of the IC II. H. cluli pent a pleasant, arternoon ThurH' puhlle lilirury wliere all wlio choosiy wiil have acpess to It. Several of the new elub mPin-: bers were present for the openlnic day. A sliort program was ren dered, wiieh Included an addrestf liy Mrs.' -V'ossman on tlie subject of, Itl't.'aud iv. short talk, by Mrs.. Seraiito'n 'on "Club Women." who. concluded her remarks by prpsent-' inif the t'ove Club with' a copy of Allee Amesi Winter's book "llusl- rtay when- they met.iit the home of . upsh of Heiiifc- a (.'tub Woman." Mrs. J. H. . Williams. Five bowls I Alter the proBiam lea wus served;! itfaovPlyuiluwUis. Wd. aeveral .bQji- by maairnl.or llie.cluh .inemliera- tiuets or .pussy willows were ar ranged throiiKhoiil the rooms where IhrPO'tiitilesi of brldRe- were at pluy dnrlns Hie aflernoon. Mrs. Will Milcnok receivPd hiirlt HPOrp ainofiR Win el uli fneiiiliers. Mrs. Snillli. a Character BaJli,!i-.As,,-J.t.-. Given at Union l'nlnn (Rpecinl) The Spoils meti'M cluli character ball irivi-ll at. Biest for the arternoon, won he evmnusiiim Friday evening- was second prize. u dpciiiei! success, The hall was , After the names the liostpss elaborately decoraled to represent served a dainty luncheon. The clllba fol.,lllt- ,.vpKrP(.nM belllf- used. On meet thin week at the liomiljonp hMv ot ip ,.00m the wall was OB Mrs. Knipst waiuon Missionary Society Meets "Hho- Missionary soplcly of '" I w,.n, lls(.,.' Animal pelts were also nresbyterian phurch met V rlday u!iC.,i wlliP 0I1 uhother section flsh- oovered with a valuable collection. of mounted deer heads, various kinds of fc-uns; huntin--- knives, etc. In- another section .mounted Chi nese pheasants, tinrt other birds afternoon in the community Toom , jng cMi uni nvTylMne lhe fish of Uip Phurch with Mrs. K. V. Moss- loan, Mrs. A. K. Stravensi Ail's. A. K, Anderson nnd Mrs. William Mil iar as hostesses. Mrs. ltay Mur phy had Pharire of , the mission study for the afrernonn whlrli was 'Ni'Ei'oes in Africa and Nefrroes In the South." Twenty-two members were present. ij'rcrpilinir the, lesson study there wns a short business ses.41on pre sided over by the, vice president. Mrs. Fi-iink niiekson. The presby- FIRST h 18 BEAUTY 1 irM m. v AND CHARM Notliineso mars another T.ist' hcauliful taw an the iiuvltiible lines ot ratlin mid sulfcriiii emiseit by tind, Hi-lilutc ecu AUEW S FOOT-CASE, the Antiseptic, H'-iiim? pnwiltr, injures liKtl cimiruri. Jtiiti'l ni- Kt Nrwi?lty. WtnkflU in y4mr tliiM-it In the liiorniti-j, imj nu (lay jpiiute at) ovi'imiK tlieii oiirmtrrortPli tli Mry. TriHl !( Wa.tttnir P"H tM't FTC. Addr-.-illlrn nFutl-tau K N V Minerva 'Says Another new shipment of Slippers by express today. A Hois-de-Ho.ie kid one-strap Willi spike covered heel, cut out at uuarler and in vainp. - Vnderlay. 1 with Santernn blonde kid. - Also a Black Satin, R-ore front Step-in. fancy stltchinB "on vamp, spike heel on this imp for j-veninif. party mil i street wear. We have some small slZfS in this lot to care ror people with small feet. , T.ook over this nice assort ment of shoes.- Come an I ret fitted whim we have the , sizes in slock. THE BOOTERY Cro.s ami Atvli-AM SIkm-m Tor, ladle, and Atvh I'rpMVftfrs for nt-en, IhMIi fonLs anil Shoe. ormait may need were display oil. The state held a mounted wolf and a mountain jroat. On one -side of the stupe punch was served by Mrs. J. h Hutchin son and Mrs. Kd Miles. A platform had been arranged in the center of the hall, where the Undsuy's or chestra of Ia Grande played. Various characters were repre sented aiu6nfr the jventlemen pres ent. Oscar Crosland received the. prize anion? tho ffentlemen for the bt. character. He represented a lisberman. lie was barerooteih pants rolled to his knees, old r:ip ed trousers and a shirt and a floj py straw hat. The prize character nmoiiff the ladles was Mrs. Wiley Itlunchet, who wim dressed as an Indian squaw. - II. K. roolldKe, or It trrande. 'lohn lean of Covo and IT. Cr. An- h'i-1 of North rowder, wero uio jlldROS. Telncaset fSnecIal) A surprise party was ven (lt the nrliool house Thursday honorlnj? the sixteenth birthday anniversary of Vernon Wilson. Tho evening- was spent at- ifT.mies. after which refreshment wcru served. Tho Westminster society of the l'reshyterian church will meet this evening In the community room of the church. Mrs. Myrtle Cleist will have charRo or the eve ning's program. 1 l Klpht delegates to represent ta Orande ot Hie. state convention of rederated women's clulw of Orejron will he chosen at the meeting' of the Neighborhood dub at tho library tMilldlnrf Tuesday afternoon. The official call to the convention wilt be read, it is announced. "The 'city neautifnl" Is tho subject for i the program, which will he under the direction of Mrs. Hugh K Itrady. j The daughters of the American Revolution will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Karl Iteynolds. 1504 fJeventh street. ; The social committee of lhe KllcV lodge will sivo an old-time dance for the members of the lodge this .evening In the hall room of the temple. This Is a continuation of thw series of dances started several 1 weeks 6ot , ; (By Sister' .Mary) , Hreakfast- Slewed, prunes, cer- eal, thin crvuin. baked eggs, crisp loast, milk, c.uffee. ' ( Luncheon .r- Creamed1 fish in rice cuses, bran rolls, head lettuce, lemon shcrbert, milk, tea. Dinner linked spaghetti nnd veal, endive salad with bacon drorislng, whole wheat bread, ftitl-, ge cake, shrutided fr;sb pineapple. nit lie, coffee. WAIXOWA.t 'Oro..t'. (Special) llert Kurralt, " local; government hunter and trapper; -has been on crutches for the past several days us n resull of u, horse ratting on his legs. - - .. 'V A large crowd, Including the teacher and pupils'- of the Leap m'liuui iiiiii utility in'isiiiia iiimii- iiiu - Itice cases for crennted meats. 1 Hilrroundlng counlry, enjoyed a, fiHh.or vegetables are liellcious, j Party given at. the school house nourishing, not'. too expensive an,d Ma' urday night. not loo' hard to nuU;e.' Ueshles this' Practically all small bamls of they .are not "ordinary.". - j sheep , In this section of the coun ' 1 1. , ', i"-y have finished luinblng. The j':'..)cy Ca's('' ' -percentage of lambs .saved .has One cup rlee, S tablespoons hut-1 been very high. In most, instances. of tlii country every few days re- Wntly, keeping the Ktit'Hco of tho ground tpiite wet. , Some . of tho farmers were able. to resume work in the fields early' In . tlw wVek, Some, seeding of spftng grain Jins ;bc'en dou6, A number of farmers have been busy .phiwing, It a in be. gun falling early Saturday . inorhT ' inir itild vvel Mu vpiinnil MiiTriolontlv to slop practically nil, field work; ' Sam Meek seeded tioino ' spring wheat- ami u field hr sweet clover last week. . , - (; . Kd Hell and son Leslie hav been busy the hist few , days- plowing siimeri'nllow. Osear Maxwell , has ha'd wi'vorul teams plowing nnl harrowing at the I'. (1. Couch ranch for the last few days. ! ''' , John Couch has been -using. .cal cium cyanide oil ground sotllrrels nt;hlri ranch and re port h good re .sulls. The rodents do pot at poi soned grain very readily (his sea- Mounuilti 'rinte Ktalkms CFAC, (lgar). n. (IH5.8m UHki')t S-3 s m., W. M. V. A. con- : CNHIt. Itogina, Can. (47flm-Cink4-), S p. m.. program, Mrs, It. Taylor's concert parly. ; KTXF, Colorado Springs, Colo. (aaoni-lMOOkc), 8:0 p. in., Cleora Wood Hehmld;. soprano; Willi film Schmidt, pianist. ) . KOA, IH'nVtr, Coin. (ttS94m- :tOkc), 6;3i p. m., lirown Palace string orchestra. . ., .- 1 - PMiflti Ttmo HUUfcmH. j ' CNRVtVunctMiwr, n. 29 1. In lOftOkr), 8:30 p., ni., Kdna Ha' wood, xylophopUt; Uorothy Bridge, .soprano, Dorothy Denison, pianist; Klchari) fltanton. tenor; 1Q:S0, Cab- uret Ilflraont orchestru; . Ueho) MulUr, soprano. ' - . ' i KH. Idm ABgelc Csl. (467ai 0.42kr)1:3rt p. in., vest pocket pro grain; 6:46, Rudlotorlul period; ,7 7:80. phineso I aardcna.'; orcstm-: 7:30-8, 3lm, Jack' tuid Jean trto; 8-. Bcreen Artists string ensembk-; -IQ. popular program; ;10-U, Packard Radio clubv- ; KS, lmg luwli, Cal. ( 232.4 ISHukit), '7-7:311 p. ip..-studio pro gram; 8-9,' Press Telegram studio; 3-11,' lAnff Jleacli.Aevo club, frolic. . K PWR, HOllWYKMl, al. UlMikc), 8-9 p. ni PUTMAkS ; ; or Hosiery That Lasts. f Exclusive Ready-To-Wear and Mlntry Itestauront orchestra; 7-7:30, Rudy pigera Fairmont hotel orchestra; fl-9.l)onner -J-Ak Camp orchestra concert; fi-10. Mona' Motor Oil r.ompany, trio; Oypy and Marta, harmony team; 10-11, Palace ho tel dunce orchestra; 11-13, Henry llalstead's danco orchestra. ; , KPSN, Pasadena, Cal. (St 5.6m t.Mikc), 8-9 p. m.. Adolf Tundlec Instrumental group. . KTAIl, Oakland, Cat, (aSB.Im 350kc), 8-9 p. m., Mills college. committee: to meet '' ml t tee are Ueo. H. Alden of WUI- tfji. 3 lablespoops flour. Mi cuprfj spoon paprlUa,-,)iiegg iyolk, 1 whoh) egg, ffne dried bi'i'iul orumbs, mell-j .'id biitter.;tj. . .' -y ," (j j;V'ash rice: through several wn lots and steam untlll. tj-mler. AdiT Walt when half cooked Iet coob MeR butti;r, stir In 1'lourvU.nd slowl Iv add milk, stirring 'constantly;! Season wllh salt nnd paprika'' and eoftliHTiniiir itniiWM, KiiniOMcyww j fin and beat yollc of f gg. HrtlbH rice. I'acltjnto a well bettered pan. in'akhrg' a Vh'eet abVur two" r'tn.eHeii thick. Cover wllh oiled paper and1 put a weight on 'lop. Let aland j mill! cold and firm. Remove from pan and cut into rounds or squares I as preferred. Uetnove centers to ! form cases. Koll in crumbs, dip ' In egg slightly beaten with one j tablespoon milk and roll again in j crumbs. Brush over wlljt melted i butter and put into a, moderate j oven to heat through ami brown, j The young woollies are ,maUlng a rapid grpwth, at'. this time, ,,aud. other sheep aro'i'ast , getting., iuto fine condition. ' , Kaln has .ijiillivn nvpr'his; seti.lon , pugl AVbo n.niembersnyay buck yon der when (tabu Ituth won a base ball player and Jack Deinpsey - a GOLDS -maud wwnsUj with- YAppRu St www jwi vmm Hi, Hist? ixii;osiov Kii.rs TWO TilLI.INGS, Mont. (AP) Leo Kdwln Mead, 12, Is dead and Lewis Clark, also 12, Is not expected to live as a result of their attempt to blow up the butt of u cottonwood: tree with caps, fuses and dynamite they found in an old powder house. itKKFNTs wt:sti:u pirrs NEW YORK John Galsworthy. English playwright, has been per turbed by raccoons chained, bob eats caged and eagles cooped on the grounds of'Wostern Hotels, he told about them In a radio speech. A new broom sweeps Clean un less a new bride uses all the straws seeing If her cake Is done. "TWO GOOD -LEADttftS : Blue Mountain Butter atid Blue Mountain Ice Greani - Home made products manufactured by, . a home concern Always the best. ' Sold by All Dealers. BLUE MOUNTAIN CREAMERY BAI.KM. Oro.' Apr. IS; (AP A special committee appointed ' by Governor I'lerco under a resolution passed by the 1 S36 leKislature to In- (iiA'im- veMlgute the r.eed of, ruvlalon In ratrlck-Munh. (n0 public school study courses of dance, orrticstro,' . Betty.' fotrlck. I"0" ' noid an open nearws snlnl.t! .-in Hutnian. Klrlns- trio. ' cnauioer Ol rommerrn nere ini. iiudnn. aonrano: 10.11. Hill . tonight. Tne members of the com- Hutch's Oakmout Country, club or chestra.'.; . :' v,1 : ", " ' ' ; !. RUO, Oakland, C'sl. SB1.Sm Haukc), ff-ti:56 .p.Mit.,' twillKht. con oept: a-., Kvereaay.iitoKi-am; Met ropolitan -male 'slnRtTs: ;Vlnd)mlr lirueker. .'trumpeter: ilxube Polos, pianist; :10-9:Sti,'4lHi. ' : Ford, meKO-soprano; Blanforif ' Moses, bass; lj-niiora Keltbley, soprano; duel; 10-13 i taldlilBht. Madson's Midshipmen, dance orchestra. ; k;w, iMt-ttand, oif, .. (-tei.nm- T-tUkr), 10. P. in., Tltnes de- luno presentation.- '- 1 ' . KJU, I.os.Anjp'les, CM. ,(40o.im Mka, i-tt p. in:. Times do luxe priwonta'tlon.' .'. , - K Jit, i SoaMlp, AVash.' ; (:l84-4nl-7K0ke), 8:30-10 p. m orehpstni. '.. K.M'm, Ilollj.wl, Cal. (238111 latiokc), 6-7 p. m.,, Starr riano compuny aliidlo; 7:45, Hollywood community slnir: - ,:i0, . KMTIl coiioertorchesl.ru- RNX,' HollTwooa, ral. (Sa-ni. 8(ke), ;30-7 p.m.. Atwater Kent orchestra; 7-7:G. prosrani. Geo. E. Head. Inc.;': 8-9. program, alolie (ce t'reum and Weber Bread; -10. prosram. Western Auto Supply company; 10. IS mldntg-ht; Ambas sador hotel dance orchestra- , . KOWW, wall . walla, , waau. (SljU.sni-inOkc), 8-10, p., nv. Btti dlo . program;' 10-1 8, . ilaiicc ( pro-, j Brum. . ,- . . . .1 , K I'O, S IVanrtsro, Cat-(42H.Sm-700kii. 0:30-7 p m.. States -; amette. university, chairman; Dr, C. J. Smith, of. Portia ad, monUry, and' fienator. B'. l.:Edd, of Koac, tttE SIGN OF SATETtl ) ., ! It la cooiidored a taattor of protection and aafrty to i . all i banka utaarlMd te rn thla alca-.. i ' -ii' ; We have been a numbar ot the Federal Reaerr Bra tem since Ita orcaslmUoa. , fill! Bra Credit CARR'S Nolnlere:! R. F.' TYI.KR, Trop. Telephone Main GO 1109 Washington An. For Sale at the A COPPER WASHER FOR A SILVER DOLLAR Spial Until . April 80th v $1 Down free i -;:'-;:;;' A 9ap Coffee Percolator with every ; Antomatic Washer s EASTERN OREGON LIGHT & POWER CO. "Always At Your Service" , v 1 J1 ousewwes POINT Tvith Pride, toihe work done by CLOROX 0 W : v ClOKOX CHEMICAL CORPORATION atipu'-.:! W rdnt ir. vm. by toeCTRicirr 1 WW WtOE AND Dt3W" At AH Qrocers! 9he best servant a housewife can have is CLOROX. 7 It works efficiently; re quires little time to use and costs but a few pennies a day. CLOROX can do many things and every onu effectively. In washing clothes, it acts as a bleach. And it removes alt kinds of stains from white cotton or linen fabrics, white enamel, porcelain, drain boards and sinks. CLOROX is a disinfectant for bathroom, sink and garbage can, and prevents stoppage of drain pipes. Complete directions for usingare on the label of the CLOROX bottle. Phone Main 72 "What'll I Wear?" . The eternal question, isn't it? . , And, since it's impossible to have a new gown for every occasion,-why not do the next best thing and let us keep all your gowns always looking like new? ' Skillful, careful work at a price . that's moderate indeed. And every gown that we return gives you one more good answer to that eternal question every woman so often asks. The Wardrobe Cleaners Next to C. Penney Co.