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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 11, 1926)
Tuesday, May 11, 1926. EX G3AKD3 EVENING OBSERVER T NEWSdfSOCETY Westminster Society Plans Picnic i nana wero made for the annual .jlcnlo or ,th ViVstrolnstf r society of the Presbyterian church, after iitch the society odjourn durlng the summer months, Ituit evening at th.c heme of Mn. Karl O. Keyn ; olds. lily definite dulo (or the pic . nle box not keen sot. -' Mrs. I, O. Bowser hod char of the devotional. Jl"r subject wus fr "lheJielreof l'rojar." Mrs. Clyd V.' r-f i ti I awl nrnirra m UliA nnm. JPlMed vlw of th book. "Look iiitf Atoad with lUitln Amcrlcti,' ; which ihe members of tho onran , Ix-atlon buM been ntudyltik. MiM iKlornre Thompson, a teacher In the high HPhool, jave a rallntr. 'l' Hp fore adjournment th hofltoiw t"' rvod dainty rfrwhmentH. ' Baker Women i,T Visit Chapter About fifty members of the Or-fder-bf Kasteru Klur from linker - wlll visit Hope ' Chapter, No. 13, " "Wednesday eveiilnic, when the local rnltlon will meet at 'the Mo ' . neT-lc hall at 1 o'clock. The Baker 5 wdimen ilive announced a. iapeclal 11 entrtVie'mfnt 'feature to be: given ' for. this Iw Orahdo members. . . ; . -.-lesiqes mis mere will ne inuia ' tlon..:- A social hour will' be ob ' aefved following the rerular lodge " work. e ; ' - . " - ; r i. ...' t . Pvet. "Association '' '' To End Season . V ,, : .The last meeting -tho Oreen-- wood .I'arent-Teacher.'.aMeoclalion wilt be held 'Friday afternoon at' , t,:J0,;O'.cloclc.at the school. Purlng thai jkuMneaa sefslon of flrerg tor t(e ensuing yat.yll b elected. (Kvery. Won 'la-Invited to visit ' the various 1 . wlilblt.fi la : the school rooms lai'ter the,, meeting of the assocla. j tlon. .'-'."'-,: Iiurtug the art exhibit hour fol- lowlog the meeting members'-ot the ? association wlH . serve Ice 1 erf am ftnd cake." ;"" 'i v .' '' - "' ' ;: : 'Meajrham, Ore.- (KpeclaOr-Blirurd ; Tollmen, grand opera star, wan en J tertained at Sunset Inn by V. C. , ratios and C. V- Kline, Hunday. Th'ti.1qger Ik en route to, Kansas ' tty. Mo., where he will ilng with ' UaJam Schuman Hflnlc May 1. T..... ... J entertained a party of friends Hat mrUay and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Johnson .'entertained kist Wednesday for, ,' some friends from, Pendleton. I i . , ' Cnloa. (Special) Last Thursday -tvrnlag the Methodlnt Kplscopal; rburcb waN the acene of a C o'clock ' banquet given by the fibutanka . cam firs girls la honor of their tnothera and a few friends. ' Coy ; era. were, laid for thirty-six at a bntutlfully appointed table 'where .( tbree; large baskets of red carna- . :lion werO'-arranged 'os af-icenter-' V J Jilece.'Three lighted candlwt ej-m- - y--..,-''i. . i hollilng- work, health and love burned bright))- on the table, "j with bouquet' of spring: f lowera. Blreamera or red crepe paper were arranged over Iho table. Booh mother wan favored with a red car nation. The guardian, Mm. Ruby Knight, waa tooxtmlstreaa for the evening. VlvhiB Hmlth and Kdna Cheney each gave a toast to the mothers and eversl responded.' jmrlng ' t,,r talkll Uly loofe (ne 0ppor tuntty to thank Ihe guardian for her highly commendable work with the girl. .' After dinner a program In' ob servance of Mother' day wan given by the girls. At 8 o'clock they sang "Goodnight (others,", and all ud Journed to their homes. -. . a ili (.,. 1'nion ' Bpeclol) The T. Tt. llrldge club' was entertained Wed nesday evening' by Mr,' and. Mrs. Walter Cock nt their homo in North I'nion. i Four tables were ar ranged for bridge, with Mrs. Wal ter . Stevens winning first prise jUmongthe. ladles present. Dr. Schuster won first prise among the gentlemen and J; F. Hutchinson re ceived the consolation prise.. At an appropriate hour refresh ments were served by the. hostess.' I'nion (flpeclal) Mr. and Mrs. T.iTt Knight wero host and hostess to. a number of guests Sunday at dinner.- Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wardell and daughter, Barbara, and son, nobby, of Island City; and Mrs. A. 13. Huff, or Ijl Orande, , Mr. and Mrs. Muff Wilson, ot Baker, were visitors during th afternoon. '1 -. . I'nion 8pecldl) , '.Tho Lucky Thirteen' club ' compllmehted 'Mrs. K. J, Bchustor with,,, a farewell luncheon at 1:30 o'clock Friday af ternoon. Mrs. Schuster left -tie last of the week for Tillamook, Ore.', to make her home. .After luncheon., bridge was the diversion of the afternoon. '-. Vnlon (Special) Mrs. Mabel TjLUghlln will- present several of her pupils at Haines Wednesday evening. The recital will take place In the high school auditorium there. Miss Bethene Mller and Mrs. Nell Hutchinson aro pupils from Union who will appear. I'nion (Special) -The Carnation club met at the homo of Mrs. Frank Connor Thursday afternoon at:-.l:30 o'clock. 'Luncheon was served each.' member furnishing one covered .dish.. Only club mem. bern were present ' ' '' '? Vnlon (Special) There was -a parent-teacher meeting at the North school house Tuesday after noon with about twenty-five moth ers present. There was a short pro gram by the children of the school; (followed by. tt lecture by Dr. Har den, ills subject was the "Subcon- ... . . . UNDREDS OF FAR AWAY GARDENS contribute their spices, their essence , their flavors and rare aromas to your.copking.'From over the seven seas ' ' . - they are sent to the Schilling . . priding rooms.. What enters there ind what emerges for your kitchen are like ,,, . . . , non? others you may, buy. : " ' '' You can taste the difference'-you-'-your family-your guests. You will be proud of your Schilling spice ' " and extract shelf, " with its neat array of bright tins ; and glistening glass bottles. 1 S c h i 1 1 i n g; Gxtracts and S f iceS ; scions Mind." Refreshments wereserved, Ijy.the lotners. ' ' r, '' . . Announcements octal animnaomiK'nts may be prlMtHl In Ihla column free of chargi). Any annouiMmtt'iilH per taining to any ftini'llons sitcli as cooknl IimmI sales, etc..' will be refused. Aonouncvim-nt. to be printed Ui sante day, uiusl be In soricly etlllor's hauls b :U0 cA-kx'k. News txlllur's note. The Itoyal' Neighbors will meet tomorrow evening. All member aro asked to ,bo present for Im. porlunt 'business. Luncheon will be served. - -''''.- 7 - - ; Tho meeting of th nrt depart ment or the Neighborhood club has again been postponed from this Thursday until Thursday, May so. At that time Mrs, J. n. Lynch will, be lender, ller subject will bo "Inuess Centennial." . The Ladles' f" Auxiliary ' of the American le gion will . meet this evening at tho home 'or Mrs. Hose Currcy oh , Pennsylvania avenue. The ovenlnff will be spout In pre paring poppies to bo sold on Me morlul duy. ' - Tho DniiBhters of the American llevoliltion -will meet tomorrow af ternoon at 8 o'clock t the homo of Mrs. William Miller, JIOS U ave nue. , The Presbyterian IjiiIIcs' Aid will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2-.Z0 o'clock nt the church. Sister Mary i1 ;;.V;(njn Sister Mary ; Breakrast Graperruif,' cereal, thin cream, baked eggs, crisp bran toast, milk, coffee. Luncheon Ulco and - cheese fondue, rnllsn bread, brown sugur cookies, milk, ton. Dinner Ilroiled ' sulmon steak, lemon- butter, creamed new pota toes, buttered string bonus, straw berry a shortcuke, w hole wheat bread, milk, coffee One cup of -flour will muko. enough dough ,to make shortcake I The.vacum sweeper Is my pot. I for two persons., .With this In mlnd'place one of the - various attach ll's quite easy;to ' gauge tho re-' -''--'--.------w--.i--,i-------....--.--..-'--' qulrements for a larger number, jnnd beat with ft fork or wire whisk This means of course the old-fush- until blended. Btlr In yolks of imif.,i .i,ni.ii.,iL- u;n-. 1.1.U...II egirs ell beatrn. Fold In whites dough. ; A square of sponge cakoj eovrxed with ;(n tablespoinrul' of crushed berries - and''.' a 'eoab" of vliliHid.''.'r.resni ; is not ,hpiust-to-oodiioss stiortrskc. 1 ' v 'Itlw and CIhhap Fondue-.. . ,i Three-rouMhs, cnn.gTUted oheoso, TVs (Mips cooki-d rice, 1 and ono huir cups mllli, 'onu'hair tcuspoon lttll. V li'uenqon.liiustai'd,, i. vlfus. ( "I Ix 'Biilt uiui nutsliird. tliorouifli-J ly'wlth 'clioi'sc.r Add rice and milk """"""Tinnnlirflli ttofWA Vk tract? Mr8.A.T.Hill.': Winner In Contest iV V Mrs. A. T, Hill, of this city, re- reived first prise In an essay con test conducted by the home de partment of the Oregon Federa tion of Woman' Club at the suite convention held here Inst week. Kssny entered In Ihe contesl.were to develop some phase of the gen eral toplo "Tho (irratrat Labor Having Device In My Homo and Why?" Mrs. Hill's essay, which follows, was entitled "Klectrlclly, Woman's Kmanelpator." "During the lust twenty years, the development of electrical appllunce has been so rapid as to constitute one of the salient characteristics of this a.rea and the home has en joyed Its share of Inventions. We turn a button, the house Is Illumin ated throughout. Thru I am thankful there are bo lamp to clean and fill with kerosene. The sweetest sound that 1 hear when I awaken Is not the twitter of birds, but the purr of i. motor. 1 turn over for a nap and this Is what (hetmolor says to me. -J'l am busy spraying' oil Into the furnace, soon the steam will arise and push its way. through pipes and radiators .warming every nook and corner. 1 am doing all I can to start your, day right." . Thank, you nice elec- ! trie motor, and all you reoulre . of me Is lo wind the clock once a week which controls the thermo stat which keep ' the even temperaturedust- and' smoke arising from starting fires are eliminated The oil is stored in a tank away, from the house with no fuel to be handled either by ' storing ' It 'Or or stoking the furnace, no ushes to be removed, time end lubor ' Is saved; My eleetrlc range comes seeond as a Inbor saver. Comparing ' It with the coal .range previously used I exclaim, "Klectrlclly thou art a Jewel!" Cleanliness and cool- ness, saving of time, are- my re commendations fot this device. Washing Is not labor -with my electric washer, - simply a matter of management. The morning chore about the house, while the electric motor swishes and whirls the ramlly wash through billowy soupy loam. of .egif beaten until stiff ond dry. Turn Into buttered bslclnir dish and liiit Into a pn or hot wator;. Hake In a raodcruts ovorr for llilrty minutes, Rrrvo as soon as; tho fon due is tlrni." - , :!''.-. !r 1 - Flaked fish,.;' minced: ham or chlckpn or a vetrtable can bu uwil in place of the 'eUn s. Oue cup rather than thrce-qusrtors slioujd be used. Tins Is an excejlon.t illijh for small children. ; ' .. fj ( meats ;tff .-the .hose iwhlrh. is con bascbourd, and cleans rug. . bare floott, ".ou.shiosi!, tlraperlo . $nd muttr-t'ssfs. v Very Utile 'diisi arises from this, method or cleaning, making the dusting a simple mat- toe. . ' f . t . ! : , ,A ; few mall, devlca all have their share In making my ' work light and 'pheasant. The elgar light er by my liusbund's chair, ellmln- ilea mat rlies. my electric warming pad was Indispensable - this past winter when lh. lufluenxa visited us. The electric. curling iron conies In for lis share of helping lo beau tify lliu home. And have not tho peiuuluior and toaster become so apart of our home furnishing thut wo could nut keep house without thim? The telephone rings, - re minding me of 'another tndlspoa stible convenience'. There goes Ihe door bell, 1 hud almost forgotten that, bs a messenger hoy with a telegram which "bays, 'VYes, we are coming to the federation nnd; will ttte pleased lo ncrcpt your kind In vltatlon lo be guests III your home," Signed, Hlx Delegates. 1 linr quite ready- for I have been punning buttons ' hero and there and oloeirleity has done tho rest." The seeoml prise-was won by Mis. Minnie M. Ilenliett, of ljuirel. Hho eulogised running watt r as her ehiof household aid. Ab benli lie lady nex tin' tiil Miss Judith- ilut . her Ihmim liuniey jusi takes tvlngs en fib's dot he don't know whar it giK-s. Huh! Her wiildn't Ito no Vasjoii fur .Jut kliil e.tslk cf slM'Vi Uiu.. vjd filtglf Wlgglv. WE INVITE YOU TO INSPECT OUIl HOSPITAL " " t - ' . - -1 i-- i i-' .,fv.- . . r. -.':'.:'. r ;'h... -y. . -.i;--i . -fr.. .;;. :.- rf i : . , i i,, ,' 'V i v. ' ' v- ..' ' i : JiTlOSpltS;! KUmath Falls Driver 'Kt& Indian, Aged 5 !.JIH'.W ,'i Ut. , ' KIMATH FAI.IJI, May II. (AP) Frank. Duvall. 4, Indian boy. was killed last night when struck by aa automobile driven by C. IX Hale, local business - man. The, hoy died within so minutes after the accident. An Inquest will be held today but according lo local offlctala the crash was apparently unavoidable, the boy having run out from a restaurant In whloh hla mother waa eating and' darted out from between two parked car In front of Hale' machine. KTINli OAI SF-H HF.ATH MILWAt KKK. Win A bumble bee was the harbinger of death for K. A. Knudsen of Chicago. Knud- THE art of making meal tttrac tiv U in atrvint lavory Joodt. In break (ut oat. M that yoa gtt the Quaker brand. The difference in flavor it amulag' ' Some SO rtr were rptnt perlect mg Quaker (Uvotj No other oat oflere jt to oa , Vet the price yon pay. it the same, '.' Quaker milting, toe, retain much of the "bulk" of oat. And that makei laxatives lest often needed, Pronjhv carbohydrate and vitamin and "balk" are thut combined in' making Quaker Oatt an excellently balanced ration. ' '; Quick Quaker eookt in 3 to S min ute. . That' fatter than plain toast. Make the richest breakfast now the quickest Get Quick Quaker or regular. Quaker Oat today for a richer break fast Quick Quaker Don't Spend for foods fCTlfc'V without J T&rGXr v flavor LSiff : : t V.,.' v ' "' .'' 'i '.-' " -- '. Will Observe National Hospital Day Wednesday, May 12 The Hospital of Service A cordial invitation is extended to the public, and especially to all mothers and babies born at the Grande Ronde Hospital. A little gift will be waiting for each of theae children. '-."".,-"" :' ,.'"'' ' - . ;' ''.' : Special attendants will be at your service and physicians present will see that your children will not be exposed to con '" tagious diseases. .;.-'.,.. Hours 2 to 5 1 lev Undlcillir;: . ; .. Featured TfcU Week, , ,, Special PUTMAN'S ExchisT Ready-To-Wear sen was driving on automoblla when the bee flew tinder his apeet. aelss and stuna1 blm on the ewf. While trying lo biiish It aw4y, he lost control of hla our and wua fat ally, Injured when It sir nek a tele-, A ; .' ;- ' Toothache . , i Can be relieved ;with ; an; Electric Heat Pad. "We would be glad to show -them to; you. ':': La Grande i Electric .. ,,,::..,Cb.-'V : 1418tAdaa Av Credit CARR'S0 ' -J From p. m. Values. and MilSncry ' ThP irhot that AmftriCanH believe In Is lite one thut -walks on pny tiny. ' v - ---- Minerva Savs e -'3' Wfl ' or -psppctlnsr In '" the next " tow h iluys . eom'ii inpre new atyicH in liKht Kid ,41(i pors and PurnpH. At pr cnt wo are broken in ts. s. Tho demand hus Wn i w great for thio otylo ot lp psrs that Svo liavo been iin ohle to 'got them from Ui ma nu fact u rem. JnVfc 'oro clo Injr ti fefirokon ixo t C rt'otly'1 r'duo'd priot. We hv-ve a good run ; of ulewi ;in Comfort ono und two-strap Slipper the kind 'you want for - hot wuather ' and to fmothe tho sore f ret. v -w- ; the BobiEny .1 J, MUSICAL PROGRAM - . ' WILL BE FEATURE 0F , OBSERVANCE '
