La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 24, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, April 24, 1926. EA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER NEWS of Convention WUI Devote Much ' i Time to Art Division . ) To I he, clubwomen oC 1a G run dp find Union county, no purt ot the lirgffrum for thu coming- biennial convention or thn'Oivon J'NjUera Hon of Woman's .Club Imru May hold nioru or lnUr-i. than th moment ibut will bo ilovotcd to Iho work of thn irt dlvbiloiv , , it vl'h wlioW rotlorutlon hriM tvit tRo urn to m-w urtivlUi'S ia tlte niA ... ,.n. :. Hi.lNLtion of m rrt. 10. MttHHtniiii'B leadership, Ah chairman of tlo irt livlnlnn. Kite hut brought about it vumuiiiii renuiMsunct. . Almont nmaxlnir an the muiltfi tWat hfl will ri'port when h!i utl . irc-H.se the convention In the short period allotted to the fine art chairmen W.edneflduy niornliifr. And nh ico the tlmo 1h to bo ho brief. hIi will dwell larp'ly 4 .tint. proRrettn of ho picture- library movement u mpvi'iiifiit that orlKliuttcd In iK'r . ntbbslasm .to spread the pleuHiirea ; fpom Vn6n flhd WuUowa oounlU. that, kxow out of a knowlodKe ojon. tho f democratic ticket - Mr. the mantes, un.l thai owen ll huc Hllilttr i(.xplamod two of the aucH- ceH Jointly 10 her untii-lntf vnovMr j Uo,H t0 com bpf6rtl the public at und duuntlcHKni'MH and the faithful "support ? of ' the clubwomen 111 he"r own community. v , ' Tnlon county has been' a ver:j;ave many reason why Oregon hotbed for piofuif libraries," Mrs. f should have free text books. Jb Mossmnn expresses .-It. Kvery J explained the attitude of some peo chib has made from one to'slx of po.".who favor tho. measure and the rollection.H. and they have one )llf.' opinions of ' those who are out to hONplialH, . Indian nffi-ncb-M, 'ntrnln.tl it. lonrlnfr campft. flshlnr hamlets, t, u. . Kberhard.' candldato for si-hoOlH and public HbntrlcH. the same office on the republican "40.rkdale federated just a few. ticket... was, to have talked about weCUa ajfo, .aJthouKh lt 'hus" been- the child labor, amendment . and organized fur 22 years, has already leinderwarten extension, but ' be coijipleicd four picture"' 'libraries, cauno ho. wos unable to be in ai rdye;, another newly federated club, tendance, Mr. '; Hunter explained half;, presented Uh nelffhborhood ' these, queallonx ulsov wlt a splendid at.'. f . , ... Followlnir Mr. Hunter's talk the "Twenty-five- picture libra rios ha'vc.heen flnlshott by t'nlon.conn ty c.lubsniHl fhere, arS 0lht more In Jhci niukliiK. V.Thit'Mornion ludies sent a library to I'tuh, whe.re It at 1ranled statewide attention. v0 8ph(, a cpltectlon tn Sitka, Alaska, and one"' made by a missionary society hcre went to a station tn Klam." H is no wonder to OroKon club women I hat Mrs, Mossiuan's work lias won her national recognition. Sonulhlnp of the volume of her task Hfi state chairman Is rejitlned when one note (bat HVr report IHts 1000 letters written, 75 packages or art supplies mailed. 16 art talks Kiven to more 'than lSOfl persons. And tho picture proposition, with its accompanying circutatloi of stereopMcon sllde. has leen In ad dition to the burden that fulls upon any chairman of u special division lir the -fttfite - federation. ' - Tiuwflay noon, Mrs. Mossman will ' preside over the art division's con ference luncheon that will be held Jointly with the state music dl- . -ylsion. 1'robtenis of specific Ini portance lo tte division, workers and that :canhot bo Klv'en attention l.i the general. convention meetings ' Vlll be dljcu.'srd In Ihit confer enees. ; x ; Mrs. Mnssman has delermlned On a question box, and probably will superintend n demonstration of thQ way a picture library.' should be made. .-.'. ' - Candidate Addresses P.-T. Association The Parcnt-Teaeher association of Tentral school met yesterday af ternoon in the U R. iubernacle with a larire attendance The meet lntf was opn to the three other parent-teacher orfranizntionH of the : For Sale M at "Once," said MarJoHe, "I 'thouKliV that all fash lonable shoes were short on comfort, and nil comfortable shoes were short on style. "Nov I know better." (Marjorle must have discovered The' lied Tross Shoe) THE B00TERY KrhLlo IlojMwntollvB , IB SOCETY 11 ity and all otlicm tntercated. . 2.1m ('. It. Johnnon. president of the - uwoclatlon, preulded. The meeting opened with the repeating df the Iord'H prayer, after which Miss Isabella Miller aang two mim be.rtt, 'Hwullow" by Cowan and A Mttle Urown Owl" by Handeraon. She wum accompanied by MIhh Myr tie WllCock at 1ho plan Jlurliitr tho biifdneHH meetlne (li pro tvna a roll call of the parent prcHntr ' MIm . Imoin ' 'Kumftirii and Mm. Mary lieajwler' rooms tie4 for llio picture K.ven each month for th Inrffent number of parents in attendance. Koch room will have, the picture for ft period of two weeks. , : A Pontlnuttnir committee, com posed of Mm. O. H. Kberhnrd. Mr. A. K. McKachran, and Mm f-arl O. llt'lin wan selected. Thl com mit t a will anhmlt nntnoM Of Of. ficeni for thu eiuuilntr year at the .next incetlur'ot tho awioclation. tornoon wu a talk by A. R. Hunt er, candidate, for state senator tho next election, ; "Kree Textbooks for (re(f6uM and State'Ts'ormul Kchool ror Knstern Oreifon. He "l "MWT'rB,, B- w .Vilco Jearietle pluycd a violin duet nitnibe.i: Karcorolle" by ly Little Varlctt,' l.lttle. Maidlzaboth played "Polonaise lJrllllantM by Henry Wieniawosky as a solo number. "As un encore, number she played "Gyp sy Airs", by Je Sarsape. Neighborhood Club to View Operetta -- An operoltu, minff and acted by little I'htldrcn, wilt form the no Brnin for tin Rfnprul mei'tiiiK of tho NrlKhborbood club Tuosduy ot thu library bullillni;. Mrs. DiiIIum W (Jreeii, agisted by Nlr. 1L. X. Afllihy. ban tind the direction of Uur 111 111- folk... l"rcedii!ir 'the proKrairi, Mm. '. H. Hrranton, prrsldt.nt, will rail the club to order at 2 o'clock for.-thw consideration of buidnoiM iiiutlerM. The preparation . for the mate con vention, to bo held, here May 3-6, will have precedence over other Interest sot" the day.' . Mr.-Mc(2hean. i Entertains at Bridge Itaskeur of "lovely tulips and ap ple blossoms' were arranged throuirhout tho Mcaiie,nn home yes terday afternoon when Mrs. Jack McGhean was hostess to the N. 1). B. club. Mrs. Nellie Spencer won hltfli score ut brldKe and Mrs. Alice Huir' won the s.cond prize. After the sanies the- hostess served a delicious two-course lunchepn. ' The club will meet next week with Mrs. Wulter Jones as hostess. .... Mrs. Bramwell Hostess To W. B. A. Guard Mrs. Irvln Bramwell cntertalntjl the members of the fruard team of the Women' Benefit association lost avenliiK. Thev meetlnK was called, to make .arrangements for tho W. II. A. rally to be held hero Muy 10.- The home was prettily decorated with bouquets of lilacs and tulips. Following the business session a dainty luncheon was served by the hostess assisted by . her mother, Mrs. Mollle Muck. ' Friends Honor Mr. Roberts A few members of the Yeoman lodge, friends ot Mr. and Mrs. Karl Hoberts, gathered at the Roberts homo in r'rulldulo Wednesday eve. nlnir. Mr. Hoberts Is Just recover Ing from nn operation and Is still unable to be out. Curds wero enjoyed durlnff the evenlnjr, after which refreshments were served. Union ' (Special) Wednesday evening of this week at the home of Mrs. Pearl Shaw In North Un ion the .Misses Hrraa Puckctt and Vera Shaw entertained at a kitchen shower honoring Mrs. Reginald Wood, whose marriage was an event of last week. A rhythmic plan was carried out from the words of welcome to. the close of the evening. . The "girls were given tea. towels to hem and work their Initials In for Mrs. Wood. The many useful gifts were presented- by the host esses In the form of a grocery or der. Before adjournment delicious refreshments were served. Those present were: Mrs. G. C. Purkett. Mrs. rearl Khaw. Mrs. J. K. Peterson. Mrs. Reginald Wood, Zelda Teterson, Graola. Haggerty. Bethlne Miller, Edith Gilkison, Ruth Richardson, Francis Kent, fcmma Wulf, Ruth Watts and the hostesses. ... I'D loo (KpcrluJ) Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Will Vogel entertained the members of the T. B. Card club at their home In North I'nlon. Four tables were arranged for bridge. Mrs. Walter Cork won high score for the ladle and Fred Fox . was high scorer among the gentlemen. Consolation prtie went to J. F. Hutchinson. - At all appropriate hour refresh-. menta wars acmd by the hostess. Tfi oat prcaeat baaMea the club member wet - MeHamea Mary, v . " . Mrs. J!, 1. Mossmnn, of I.a (rawli, who is achieving pm nilneiuw In iiattonnl art clrchw. Hutchinson, and Mr. und Mrs. 1 Kill Hi ltovlg. Dorothy Bldeler, . '.. Terrnll and Cove (Special) Nineteen women from the Cove- Women's club at tended the party given by Mrs. K. P. Mossman ut her home In 1a Grande Wednesday afternoon. ' They were:' Mm. 1 M.' I,ulrd, Mrs. n. s. Comstock. Mis. A. G. Conklln, Mrs. George MrDanlcl, Mrs. J. I.. Becker, Mrs. C. Berlsch, Mrs. Heleno Lincoln, Mrs. K Peck, j Mre. I K. -Anderson, Mrs. W. A. McNeill, Mrs. J. Guyette, Mrs. J. W. Hills, Mrs. T. C. Hefty, Mrs. a. K. linrker, .Mrs. It. I. Hnrker, Mrs. It It. Daniel, Mrs. l.ydla W. Uints:. Mrs. Charles 1 Jsher and Mrs. Clnr- ence Clark. Announcements Social MiinouiiccmcntH niny b printed In IU ctihunu free of rJiarge. Any annouiuviiicnts per talnlnff to any runci ions such as ocxikfd food sales, etc, will be refused. Aiinouncoincuta, tu hv printed Uie same day, must be tn society editor's hands h :0U o'clock. News cili tor's note. The Westminster society of the Presbylerinn church will meet In rcjrulur session Monday evenliiR ut the home of Mm. lee Iteynohls. Mrs. A. V. l.lndRren will, hnvo charpo of tho evening lesmi study. . ' Sister Mary ays: Breakfast stewed rhubarb, crisp broiled bacon, poached eggs on gra ham toast, milk, coffee. Luncheon Vegetable luncheon,, steamed brown bread, tapioca pudding, milk, tea. Dinner Kuglish cut . of beet roasted, potatoes baked with meat, creamed cauliflower,' head lettuce with Thousand Island . dressing, grapefruit pie, whole wheul bread, milk, coffee. ."'-. Needless to say, children under ten years of age should not par take or the pic suggested In tho dinner menu. Thelr lettuce should be served with a simplo French dressing. With these exceptions the menus can be used for un entire family without change. Vegetable Luncheon. One pound spinach, s.smull new beets, .4 new carrots, 1 bunch as paragus, 1 tablespoon nilnced pars ley, 4 strips of toast. Wash and clean spinach. Cook In ' Its own juice until tender. Chop finely. Washi beets carefully, tak ing care not to break skin, ami cook until tender, nip Into cold water and rub off skins. Scrape and dice carrots. If the carrots "The Cat's 1 r vrL ""'"'A if J T6 ba la style at Northwestern university. Evanston, III., the co-ed must wear auapendera. The cat that is looking at these la doubtless thinking of the old qulb, "The Cat's 8uspenders." are very tiny, one bunch should be used. Wash and scrape asparaRus. U'ook carrota In bollliiK water. Cook 1 jiMimrnPiiR li fin tin ikiit nf WtttOI for 15 minutes, then place flat In wa ter and cook 1U or 15- minuter longer. Arrange vegetables on a deep, hot platter, Hparatinir one vegetable from uiudhor by the strips of toast. Season spinch gen erously with butter, udd salt und a sprinkling of lemon Juice. Kpiinkle beets liKbtly with siiRAr, salt and a bit of elnimmon. J'oui ti rich creum sauce over lhe carrots und nsimru rus and sprinkle with minced pars ley. Serve at once. . ( This sounds Mrussy" but It's real ly accomplished as quickly uh It's "'told. (opyriKht. lltgtl, NKA Serv. SI NIAV. Al'ltll, 2.- MiHintalii StiuulBrit Tlmo Siatiims KtH'A, Ogii, 'tli. (3IO,7m lllMlkc), 4-5 p. tn., Organ rt'cttul; 5-G. Ogilen Itadlo Dealers progrum. KI'XF, 'nkHla Kprlngs, tvdo. (2-l.iH-l2tHlkf), 11 a.; in., First Presbyterian church; 7:30, J.'lrst Methodist church, u K.OX, Denver, Colo, (.tili.-lnl-l)ukc), Ul:Ii! a. m.. First. Unlturlun society; fi p. m., Iienver College of Music;.- 7:40, First Unitarian so ciety. -. ... . ;t KI OM, Missoula. Mont. (g.lst.Rni- liatilii-), 9:15 p. in., religious mid I ctasslcul music. . . I l'aeirio Staiulnnl Time stations ' Kl'l.' Ixxi Allgehw, t'al. 4U7ll llllke), 7-7:30 p.'-in., Orebo Syn cropliosn string ensemble; 7:30-8, popular program; 8-9, Aeolian or gan, Dan I,. McFarl.and; 9-10 p. in., Movleland Syneopators; 10-11, Packard Six dunce orchestra. K 1X)N, Ismg lleaeh, t 'ul. (22,4ill 12HUk'), 6:30-7:30 p. m.. i'rest & I J Jean broudcusters; 7:40-9, First ! Church of fbrist.. Scientist; U-10, ! Kurt Pedersen's orchestm, Kl'Wil, Hollywood, t'nl. (lI.IL'in llHOkc), 9-11 p. in., Warner Bro thers Sunday night frolic, I-.ako Arrowhead dunce orchestra. . K(iC, OnkliiiKl, ('ill. (:IIH.2ni K:t(lke), 11 u. in., Trinity Kplscopal church. KGW, Portland, Ore. (4l)l.Sni (lltlkc), 10::T-12 noon, St. Stephens Pro-Cathedral; 7:30-9 p. m., Must Side Baptist church; 9-10, concert, Chevrolet, symphony orchestra. Kll.l, Ixis Augeliw, ( al. ( lo.l.m 740kc), 4-5 p. in., Musonlc sen-Ice; 7-S, First Methoillst, -Kplscopal church service; 8-10, music lovers program, Artland club. j H.IK, Seattle,- wash. (.IHI.Jni 7HUkc), 11-12:30 p. in., First M. 10. church; 7:15-7:30, orgun recital; 7:30-9, First M. K. Church; 9-10:30, , l'uget Sound Savings and l,6an as sociation orchestra. - . KNX, Hollywood, Cal. (.liltl.Oni. 1 HSOke), 6:30-7 p. in., Unitarian church service; 8-0, service,- First Presbyterian -church of Hollywood; 9-10:30, classical program. -.4, , K 10,. Nan Francisco, - Cnl. I (lK.3m-70Ok), 0:45-10:45 a. in., I'ndenoiiilnntlonal und nonsectarlun : church services;. 2-4 p. m.. Boys' band: Mary Moutrey, sopruno; 5--i C, Marshull Giselmun, organist; a 0:30, states Hestuurant orcheslra; 0:35-8:35, Palace hotel concert or chestra; 8:35-10, Hudy Seiger's Fairmont hotel orchestrn. ' KI'SN, l'nsadcna, Cal. (315.0m- ' flSnkc), 8:45-9:45 p. 111.. Maryland artists' ensemble. KTAB, Oakland, Cal. (2.19.Bm 1250kc), 9:45 u. 111., Bible lecture, Prof. E. Q. l.insley; 11-12:30, serv ice; 7:46, service; 9:80-11, church. MONDAY, APRIL 20 Mountain Standard Time Stations. Id'WA, Oinl.Ti, I tab (20().7in- ll.lokc), 9-10 p. m Junior orchi'S. tra; 10-11, Paramount theater. KI'XF, Colorado Springs, Colo, (2-l.9m-1200kc),' 9-9:30 p. m Light opera, Bertha Arnold Knorr, MaryJfc-hnltzlus: 9:30-10, Otto Will. flutlHi; George Wilson, pianist; Ce cil K. Hodgcrs, tenor; 10-10:15, In strumental trio; 10:16-11. L011 Ilea ly, pianist; Gertrude Blgler, con tralto. KOA, Denver, Colo, (,122.4m- BllOke). 0:30 p. m.,, Brown Palace string orchestra: 8. pupils, Agnes Clark Olalater, Paul Clarke smar ter; 9:40, "A .Step on the Stairs." KI OM. Mt-oiila. Mom. (24:i.8m- Suspenders! Radio . India's Beauty Tier iliRlincss. the Ttanl of Mundi, who is a picturestiue flRiire ut the court of Kt. JanieH this season. Is -called one of tho most beautiful members of roy alty In India. . I'.MOke), s p. 111., vocal. Instrumen tal ami ensemble music. . Pselfle Standard Time Stations. HI I, Isis Aiigchw, Cal. (4117m 42k ), 7-8 p. 111.. Owen Fallon's Calliornlans; 8-9. closslo hour; 9 10. Los Angeles string quartet; lo ll, variety progrum, Melklejohn brothers. - ; ' KI'ON. long ltcaeli, Cal. (3:t2.4ul IHtlkc), 7-8 p. m.. studio program; 8-9, Press-Telegram studio; 9-10., sponsored program; 10-11 The Club orchestra; 11-12, State Theater or gan. Kl'Wlt. Hollywood, Cal. (252m IIDOki'), 0:30-7:30 p. m., Pontine Six dinner, hour: 7:30-8, Frleijdly Dentists orchestra; 8-9, program,' Corduroy Tire Stores, Inc.; 9-10, program. Star Motor company of California; 10-11, Wurner Brothers frolic. U;, Oakland, Cal. (.tel. 2m- HKMkc), 0 p. m., Amphion trio; 8:06, Arlon trio; 8:60, Merrymakers dance, "Arlon trio; 9:16, Joyce HoU loway Burthclson,. , pianist; 9:80, Arlon trio. . ' . . . K(iV, IMrllniHl, Ore. (4Ml.r.ill- DECLARATION To render tha most dependable and courteous service To tho greatest possible number of people At the lowest cost consistent with fair wages to tha labor and capital employed Giving and deserving fair treatment ' thus V ! To be a factor In upbuilding this community la the objective of this company. Eastern Oregon Light & eiokc), 0-7 p. m., dinner concert; 8- 9, vocal and Instrumental music; 9- 10, vocal and Instrumental mu sic; e-lo, -vocal- and Instrumental concert: 10-1 S, i Colo ' McRlroy'H dance orchiitra. KJIt, Sealtlc, Wa-di. ' (384.lm 7HOk.), 7-8:SO p.' ni- Hears, Roe. buck anil company,' Mendelsshon trio; 8:80-10, Post-lntelllgencur studio program. KI,X, Oakland,' Cal. (llOH.ani MKlke), 6:30-7 p. lit., Athens Ath lelio club orchestra; 8-9, Plggly Wlggly company; 9-10:30, Lake Merrltt Bucks. KMTIt, Hotl-nol, Cal. (238m l(Mlke), 8-7 p. 111., Radio Press Aent, silver String quintet; 7:10 8, y. M. C A. program; 8-10. KMT It concert orchestra, Loren Powell, director; 10-11, Starr Piano company studio. , . KMX, Hollywood, Cal. (Md.9m 89Uko), 6:80-7 p. m.. Atwater Kent orchestra; 7-7:30, Mutual Motors mirth contest; 7:30-8, program, Overell's Furnlttiro company; 8-9, U W. stockwoll company: 9-10, a. U. Stephens Motor company; 10-1 1, Goodrich Slivortown Cord dance orchestra; 11-13. Ambassador hotel dance orchestra, . KI'O, Nan Francisco, Cal. (42H.3m-70Oke), 6:30-7 p. m.. States Rrataurant orchestra: 77:30 Rudy Seiger's Fairmont hotel or chestra; 8-9,( Palace hotel dance orchestra; 9-10, KFI programs; 10 li; C'ublrui. cafe dance orchestra, KTAH, Oaklaud, Cal. (23U.p.. I2ft0kc), 8-10 p. 111., program. Australian Government Plans Export Subsidy WASHINGTON, Apr. 84. (AP) An export subsidy to apply to the Austrullun canned1' fruit industry has been decided upon by, the Aus tralian government, the department j of agriculture reports, . Tho sub- sidy will be 18 cents for every dox en thirty-ounce cans of apricots and six cents for every doaeh cans of, clingstone : peaohes. exported from Australia to Great Britain be fore February S7, 1927. The subsidy Is to enable ; the surplus or tho fruit pack to be'sold In Great Britain In competition with California-fruit, MI ST UK KIJ'AHATF.I) RAN FIIANC1SCO, (AP) Al though In perfect health, Jennne and Joseph Nuvurrc'tt, . will lose their minds unless they can be In. dticed to occupy separate rooms. This prediction wus mado by .Or. F, W. Calllson who Is treating 1 1 hem at a locul hospital, for sym pathetic neurasthenia. They tire obsessed with the Idea that they are both going to die within a few days. The pair camn to the hos pital for treutment for minor ail ments, and would recover rapidly In separate rooms, the doctor said. Awake at the switch! You press the button and on flaBh the lights, ' the motor 6n your electric washer begins to hum, the electric range, or toaster, or percolator givee immediate heat. Any time. Your Electric Service never sleep. This is not by chance, however. Your switch brings instant light, heat, or power because there are men on the job to see to it. u ' Wakefulness is the keystone of electric service. Not only for tonight's and tomorrow's service, but your electric service ten years hence must ba care fully prepared for. Every suggestion for improve ment, every invention, and every means of economy is given careful consideration. More Nov Lingerie V. JUST ARSIVCDt I A pleasure to show you the new thinga. PUTMAN'S Exclusive BedyT(hWear and Mlbery . ' 1'R.MKK It. 8. ADV(tTU)t!4J '1 li NKW YOHK TtM Brittah re cognise a good thing when Its mer it! are proved. Wra Charlm - Hlgo ism says that aewapaper advertis ing In, the United Watee stand bead and shoulders aboye every medium for public announcement. In two years, as an agent he' spent 1400.- Power Co. ' ' '. ' : ' 11 ' - "' ' ""' - ' - ; ' ' ; -v:-' .- : -:- y(-'.' - '' - v-is-:-:-i.'-!'i.,e;-i- Credit -:; CARRtS No Interest . -: f - -: ? -" : v ' ' ' ' ' llllll !; lllllLiiilllliiiLi,.......- 000' advertising tea In America " newspapers and his clients' aulej: Increased bir t.&oo teaa . , 1 l-"" . There's one nice thing. Be fare a girl' goes swimming she can hide her clothes In her swimming suit bar. '.'!' ' - TO." 19 r IK -1