La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 26, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, Aprif 26, 1926. ' EA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER "-.1 NEWS of Legion Auxiliary Gives Card Party ! Twenty-HitM tflblm of brtUo were at play Satnrdax- ftftemoon un Mist JJoroiny o'ifonnell w.n iiiff high woro, when thft' Amort cm. liotflan Auxiliary on tor tn inert nt U hf-nvrit curl putty. TwHvo luti wf'W it far ken Hi i ty. Inn-, .wlilrlj wns lit -elmrffo or Mr. A. T. Hill. Xi rtf. "14-nn Wright won tn ,prlra. Mr. I.urh'y, Hirhanl on wa ch;ilnnun 111 rhuri;p of (ho lriilffn tfi llu. ' J '" i - i'l : iMirlnfr tfioulr.rnonii MM. A. '7 JtlflmniHOn fuuifr: two brnudful lliuiihcrft, whlrU vro Wfll nwiWHl. H r 'wltloiiH' Wts, TrwM : hy ItuftltWh, fttni -Hjrtni(rt:. A wukn-hiff"-by Hunil'iHon.- Hint1 . H. 1 HoIivh-h wa lif-r arcom putt 1st. r Ufri'SliDiontH worn' HOfvi-il ut nn ttppropriuto hour, with IMrn. N. rtilnnr. and Airs. H., 1 ,Ni;Uhou lit ClmrfO. Tho paHy -took- plaoiv lit th i:ikn ttnnple. Thi. monry from th jiffuh will b hmiiI in. liomittal-, I .at Ion und clillil wtlfin'O work by -4 I ho. auxiliary. ' 1 . y -,, Mrs, Kalston Hostess , 4 1 Bridge Luncheon v . luncheon wiw Horvoii " at 1:15 o'clock. i?iitiin1ay afternoon ivhoiv Mi-m. V. 1 Hulwlon ontorlainrd tho, tnfmbory of tho Clio club at nor Jionio on N uvmno. I,aint'hron was wrved at thrco mitu.1 tublf.M, wlinrn b rid iff; wah at play aftcrwunlH. Tho tablfH wt dworatfil with a love-., ly lavi'iidi-r and wlUto color BClirino boiniit ts RwtM'tpejis and lilies or tho viJloy l'(nHi imfo l j:' I Min.; l J. GryrvVon jlir,,j Rooroj onion'ff the oliili members 'at brldRO and Mr. ("Ijtisa loirtifikump rtw rolvi'd Ih'p, '. pW'onA prize. M i-h Charles lteynoUla' -won"' the. giiosfe prlzo. - :-,' f .! ,j I - '"i at Mi inerva Says ' 'arnl woatbor in ooinlnff i soon, and tlion your foot troubles will comiin-nre, A Httlo onro now will provt-nt loin of diHConifort later, Zlno Corn, Tads and Hunlon : I'adH' will Hofton and take nut Inflammation from, nil corns and raHonwj. . Our Kout Soap and J'owdiTK, if , pit)pi'rly UMi'd will kIvo uroat , rollt'f to hunting and aoh-, In foot. If your nrohos arc hurting or ro woak.got tboni takon earn of at on"o. Tho , sooner you oaro for thorn, tho'anoni'r you'll get rollof. '- THE BOOTERY oay ifAyni-:v . Crailuato rnaolipiMllos Women's ' Danger Of offending under the oldest hygienic handicap now ended. New way provides true protec tiondiscards like tissue WITH the old-time "sani tary pad" women realize their constant danger of of fense, plus the embarrassment of disposal. And thus spend unhappy days. "KOTEX," a new and re markable way, is now used by 8 in 1U better class women. It's five times as absorbent as ordinary cotton pads You dine, dance, motor for hours in sheerest frocks with out a second's doubt or fear. It' deodorizes, too. And thus stops ALL danger of offend ing. . " ly' Discards as easily as a r piece o( tissue. No laundry. No embarrassment. You ask for it at any drug 'or department store, without hesitancy, simply by saying "KOTEX." Do as millions are doing End old. insecure ways. Enjoy liie every day. Package of. twelve costs only a few cents. KOTSX No laundry discard fit Uttut SOCIETY 4ereV New Anklet The new Version or the anklet la or. uately jeweled and worn on ilia eul . .... aide of the stocking. Bridge Club Meets ! At Harer Home-. '- '" Mr. and Mm. W. 8.. Itarof enter tulnod lho momberN.'of the Turnday llrid(,'iv club and' their liii86umli Krliluy ovontiifr ut their hoinA' pn J'odiir direct . Jlurinjr the' nvenln? Itrliliff. -waa at jilay ut ruiir -tuhlr wllli 31r.'. l' . K. lvanhOo wliinliiir )tlf;h''K(.or4a: ilnionir the fludlrH pik-h-(int iui1 Kl' J.iKltflwin racelVliiir tlio ntleinen'8 irle,( - . t llotuitirul bouurtx or tulips and. 4pple- hloHHOInrf 1 wore ' urrallKfU tlirouhout tho'rbontH of the Harer Home.. Jollovvlng t)ie ginieit a do4 ijeioim two-rblir.o litnehnn wa rvPd. ij :.! . ' In Toy Land" . ! to Be Presented -' ' -"In Vo'tinir' la the tHIe' of the operulta that 86 llttlu children from Iho fourth und fifth (trades at the' (inieiiwooa ueliool' will prewnl at the meeting .of .the Neighborhood chili lit the library building Tiles .lay uriernoon. Mm. liallua Green, who illfeets, l the teacher of the Juvenile -opera alngerii In ' their .icJioolday'llfe. Men. If. N, Axhhy pla'ytf accompanlrneiitii. . . Richardsons Entertain 'Jist'eveiilng fo!16wlng the pre..; henltitlon 'of the song cycle 'The Moriilhg of the -Tear" at the Pres-' byterlun cliureh by Mr A. I-' UieharilMon, director Of the church choir. Hr."und Mrs. A. Ii. Richard son, entertained the choir members' and a few friends at their home oa O avenue. ' ' . ij llcHldes the choir members and tli'eli' biislianiis' and wIvck Hie Hev, Hober", Kikiti and four guests from rend'ieton of Mrs. W. If. Bohiien- kiimp. Jr. iWlio.xamo iiver especlaU ly for the Bone cycle.-.-a-erB . pres ent. . An hour was enjoyed. visiting, during which - tlmo "refreshments. were served. Pythian Sisters - . ' Entertain Officers Mrs. Helen Wrlghtmun, grand chief, und .Mrs. Hae Hater, grand senior, were present Saturday .eve ning when the l'ythlan Bisters met In special sesHlon at the K. Vt hall. Mrs. Wrlghlman Is from Hllverton and Mrs. Baler's home Is at Kl gln. -During tho regular Jodgo ses sion the two grand officers gave several helpful Instructions to the officer! and members of the lodge. After temple closed delicious re freshments were served. ' ' ' ." ' Anniversaries Of. Two Celebrated Mrs. Martha Williamson enlcr Idlned at dinner Thursday honoring tho, birthday anniversaries of her daughter Mrs. , J. C Neldorer, and Mrs.-Conrad Nelderer. , Dinner wus served at o'clock with covers laid for twenty-two friends and relatives of the honor guests. Tho table was prettily decorated with tulips and other spring blossoms. . Thoso present were: Mrs. J. K. Herman. Mrs. Cecil M. Pearcc, Mrs. Pal ltollins. John Kollins, Mrs. Charles WetM, Imogene Wels, Ida Nelderer, Mr. and Mrs. John. Neld orer, Mrs. Charles Oliver. Ilonnle Oliver, Mrs. M. Ackley, Mrs. Adolph Woodrlcb and son, Icola ltollins. Vernon Oliver, Mrs. John Hoch well and three children, Mrs. Con rad Nelderer. Mrs. Williamson, and Mrs. J. C. Nelderer and two sons. Following dinner the afternoon wasThJoyed visiting. Several mil, steal numbers were given. Party Compliments Mrs. Bull tleautiful bouquets of lilacs and tulips were used lo decorato the home of Mrs. Ira U Howell Fri day afternoon when she entertain ed at a delightful surprise party honoring the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Vernon Bull. After an enjoyable: afternoon at appropri ate games and music the hostess served dainty refreshments to the eighteen (ruesls presenL Mrs. Bull received many lovely gifts. Miss Durham, Mr. Married Here Marr 'Mb C'athlena, Dnrhoni of Ada county, Idaho and Olenn Marr. or Wallowa county, were married Sat. n r.iay afternoon at 6 o'clock at the parsonage of the Baptist church bore, The Itev. George A. Pollard officiated. The bride and groom were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Harry & LeQore. - Mr. and Mm Marr anil tawka La i QrMit Uut Boras tfirarilr, Annoineements ' Batlal aamuacroetiu itiaf be pttaWd la Uila coUiaui tree of cfeana. Any iwnmnainn pnr. (Mac lo aar Cnaialoaa such a cooked toad inlM, Mr, will be KPfaimL Aanonnoemmua, la be prtaied the aama dar Biuat be la aorlotr edMor'n hamta b) k:M o'ctuck Htm eUllor' note. The WetnVlnter noclely Of the Preshylorlan ehureh will meet IhlB evening at the h6mn of Mm. Ixe Heynolds. Mm, A. V. l.lhdgren will haVe Charge of the Irnian hour. Hi ome Winters Wlndown are' made bright und Hhlnlng .with little erfort by-'U'uiUi-Ing them. clean with ' warm water lo which a. lableapoQn of anuioula liua been added. They, dry reu ill ly when rubbed with u hewHpupeV and Urn i-lndow-waHhlng bugbear ho In en eliminated. ' , . , A good proportion in leavening Is wo teaspoons of baking powder to 1 cup of-flour wlthouregg..One egg- Is co.uul to one-half teaspoon baking powder so If. the' . recipe ;ealls for one-cup flour and 1 egg, then l H teaspoons of baking pow- Ider Is enouglu 'All measureineiiis are leved. ., ( r 'Muffins. John. Just look!" cried thccxclted little bride as uhe took the golden discs froiu the oven. jonii grilllleu nuppuy lor no wus, proud of his Utile wife, hilt Ills; face changed us he watched her break a muffin open. . "Why-why. I hey are nil full, of holesl Oh, they .- looked so nlee i and lasie good too, but there are such great big tunueia ulithe way through them!" ; J net then the motherly neighbor from next door entered.-' in her sweei, Kindly, uiu eyes mere were i meniories of-other yeurs listened to tho difficulty. . . "They are full- of those' big holes, dear, because you. beat the eggs 'and then beat the butter to make It light and foamy. That is un excellent method fur Cakes but when you make muffins the beat ing puis air into the eggs and bat ter. This air expands in tho hot oven and makes those tunnels, if you will mix your egg ' together smoothly there will he a fine, even grain." iiiklngj to ae, "You dear, are always things seem simple and easy compllsh." and the girl brushed thc white hulr lovingly. MOM DAY, Al'KII; 20. - - J Mountain Standanl Time Klallons. C.NIUt, Iteglna, (an. (107111 MOko), ft p-m., studio program. . vvav, lioise, Idalio (28(liii ' J070kr) , 8'.l 0 p.-nw musical prou gram. AVa Brinck. . ' .'" . i KFXF, Colorado Spring. Colo.' 24,m1200kn),. 8:30.10 p. m.. Rolando Ingle, contralto; Kdlth Phelps, soprano; Jta Gale, pian ist: Gertrude Qrlmes, reader; Dan- j lej Patrick O'Shea, tenor. KOA, Denver, Colo. (322.4m-' W0ko) 8:30 p.' m,,' Brown -Palace siring orchestra. ' . Pacific Siamlard Tune Ktatlons. KJFI, Dos Augeh-s, Cal. (407m 042kc, 7-7:S0 p. m.i Chinese Oar den Orchestra; 7:80-8, popular song program: 8-9, Screen artists quar tet; K-10, variety hour; 10-11, Pack- ard Itadlo club in popular songs. KFON, lAHiglleacb, Cal. (22.4ni I2(lk.), 8-9 p. in., Press-Telegram sludlo, vaudeville acts; 9-11, Long Beach Aero club frolic. - 7 kl-'WII, Hollywood, Cal. (352m IIBOki'), :S0-7:S0 p. ni., Pontine 0 dinner hour; S-9, program, (lcb ard' Hollman, Inc.; O'he Little. Ant Man: S:1S-10:1S, Pulrlck-Mursh dance, orchestra, Hetty Patrick, soloist; 10:15-11, Warner Brothers frolic. nan. onklnml, cal- Cir.i.Om- wine - ; !. Radio " CLOROX Smm SMM-toSMrtM at av aiacTsarni aaiW m SKaaA) sa1 - "r t""- f'",''""r""' i ' ' , Kveready hour. .Kva .Orunlnm-r AtkliiHon: Kant6n . I ...... f nutAn A.fniilk Kanti!.:f) I Hike KaWku'a Hawaiian n pmyemi 10.it. Mailnon'a Midshipmen HOW, llortlaiMl, Ore. V(4tl.m. Sloke), 1-1 p. m dinner concert; 10-11, Herman Kenln'a dance ,or chcMtrn;' 'CiiK. Kramer, piunliit. . KIM, Iiok Anaehwi, t'al. (40.1 am Ullki.), 8-10 p. in., Tuwer studio do luxe program. . ' ' 1 KJH, N4llk, Waiili. f.llU Ini fHUkc), 8:.10-10 p. m.. I'uget Hound Kiivliigs and lan UHHoelnllon or chestra. ' i :'' " 1 K.MTK, Hollruoil, CaL (liSSili IKMikc), 6-7 p. in., Htarr t'luno eampaiiy studio; 7:46, Hollywood community sing; Klrtlii, KAITIt concert orcbestrtt. KNX, HII-KI, t'al. (SSS.till HSOke). 6:30-7 p. m Atwaler Kent orchestra; 7-1:46, program, Ovo. K. Head, Inc.; g-D, Ulabe Ice (Tfalu und Weber bread; 9-10. program, Westi-m Auto Hupply program; lu 12. AmbaMsudor hotel dunce orches tra. K l O. Ran fvaiicktco, ral. (42B.Sin7(Hlko). (1:3(1-7 p. ni., Htutea i...i,.,,rant nrehestm. 7.7 : an. Hudv Helger'H Fairmont hotel oreheatru; I 8-9. studio program; 8-10. Mono, ' Motor (ill compuny trio; harmony team. Oypsy und Maria; Jll-U, i.u. . tu'o notot uuno omii'jqru. 05Ultc). H-9 p. ni.. Adulph Tandlor Instrumental Krol. ' KTAH, Onklnml. Va. (2.t.9m I250k'i. 8-lu p. in ( MUlH coil.-m'. UNION PERSONALS - . rmON. (Special) Anions; Iho Pythian Ulsters who attended. the convention ut La Orande Friday -....., .. ., si.nnks.. ' Virgin . ... . ..., Myrtle Cllne. Howena Duvls. Mollle John son. Hell Kuslc, Mary Mlnlek, Mae Scott.' and Kva Delap. , . , Those who attended Hie Presny lerlul at Jlaker from hern Thurs day and Friday were: Mesdatnes F.lh-aheth Phillips, Uriuon Cburc hlll. i.eln Sturgill. Kmily Cock. K.l wurd Blair, Johnson. Nell jHulrht ,,,,.....,.11 n.l iinv she1.""".""""" , Selblrd. WOMAN r.AMIII,l.: NKW YOUK Women huve been playing roulette 111 the roar ing forties. Hulf a dozen, Includ ing several wives ' of. merchants were. found when the police raided u fifth floor apartment, seated a wheel, I'.ihi In cash and I BOO chips. Two male operators were. held and two men released o,.. vu Pi i-Fii fhino, noesn't 11 in Is. active- In Mnfi. lim.Mn't mutter, but be oulull) HiiB aomeone -ei-; expect orating. , , : TWO GOOD LEADERS 2SBIu-e JVlttain Butter and ' Blue Mountain Ice Cream -Home made products manufactured by . a home concera. Always the best Sold by All Dealers. BLUE MOUNTAIN CREAMERY R. F. TYLER, Prop." Telephone Main 60 . , 1109 Waahlngtofl At. The white clothes you hang out to dry will be the admiration of V., the neighborhood if you use CLOROX, the ' bottled magic. No more hard rubbing and scrubbing to keep white cotton, linen ana mer- '. cerized fabrics like new.- Put CLOROX to work! It bleaches perfectly and removes all kinds of stains quickly and easily. You will find com. plete directions on the label of each bottle. Order CLOROX from your grocer; discover for yourself its wonderful working qualities! You will find it helpful in manj ways. At All Croceril INnmfmctmti Vy ik, CLOROX CHEMICAL CCHPORATION OaUmd,Ctlifonit Sister Mary Says: ' . Illy NlKicr Mary) Ilreakfust Slewed dried nprl cots, cereal, thin cream, cornineal luincakes, maple syrup, milk, cof fee. . ; ' Luncheon. Chained .. egga on toast, peun ul buller bread wind wlches, shredded fresh pineapple. maple syrup cake, milk, tea. Dinner Hotpot of hodge podge, buffered carrots, prune and cheese salad, lemon cracker pudding, gra ham breud. nillk, coffee. No special dishes need be pre pared for Junior members of the family with the exception of crisp loast for breakfast In placo of Iho puncukes suggested. "' Maple Syrup fake One u ml one-fourth cups maple syrup, 0 eggs, 1 cup pastry flour. teaspoon cream of tartar, H i esioon suit, M teaspoon vanilla. B"lral whites from yolks of - ,,B' whites of eggs untU stiff """K ''" wMnk. While bea lng 1 whites cook syrup until a firm ball I iH forilti'tl wlii-ii Mivnpiil ilrAtm urn ,. T I li'U 111 t-UIU IVIIUT, 11 Will lUKtl about as long to cook the syrup as It does to heat the egg whites. Slowly add cooked syrup lo whites, beating constantly and . until the mixture Is eool. Ileal yolks of egg until thick and lemon colored,' us Ing a dover heater. Ileal yolks In to first mixture. Mix and sift flour, snlf uitl cream of tartar. iHift six times. Fold Into mixture carefully, Turn into a tube coke lm um ,nkii one hour in a slow I oven. Invert pan to' cool. This cake 'requires no Icing. Seems t'oli yi urqiind election time' In Spain,. : King over there picked up a laborer und drove him home. - Kiephunt In tho British museum has itusks. nine feet long. They are us Itu-ge us nn nchlng tooth. And in the fboNAafk ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE The Antiseptic, Benllng Powder for tlfrd, .swollen, tmnulng, aneitlnr feet. Jt takes the trillion from the sliee. prevents bllstrrs and jsin spots and takes tlui si lug out of corns and bMlsiis. Always use AIW.Fmi-Eiim fur l).-lns and In Break In Naw lf net sold everywheia, . M 11 H AX1NO. Ml JM . ACWlll't . .. OHK'Aaq, (A I') The comic stage hazing M Italph Markensle. old timer In .vaudeville, has killed hlii. )(e pluyed the purt of an old ' professor tossed In a lilanket hy undents. The oilier night he struck the taut blanket headlong und broke hla neck, ' TO VNtTE SOUTH, KOITir NKW YOKK The burial of an unknown I'lilon soldier and u con federate In the same grave on a battle field of the elvll war Is sug gested lo emphasise the unity of i,u,,(, h,iu nun, ii. i lie iniiviNii mtfl made Jiy veterans at exercises ut ine uram a 'lonui on ins tiirinaay. 1 1 v . 1 Meeting expenses Isn't half , so difficult as dodging them; New Cold Cream ".; Powder Stays On Until You Take It Off! Perspiration, even, won't nffeet it won't come through and cause an ugly shine! It spreads evenly, and cannot be detected from the skin suits any complexion, for it tones In with the natural color ing und makes the pores Invisible. Uet (his new wonderful beuiity powder called Wllo-glo and try It. Glass Drugs, Inn. rAdv. J ON! ' , :, .Vtri'lK.'..' 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