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

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Newspaper Page TextWednesdayMay 12,.' 1926. LA GRANDE1 EVENING OBSERVER v'; III! lit U..: :.::flY Sir, ItotMy.Raby': .MilH.iHilllNiill.t 'llltilllllin IWHIHtrmnuiiHH.,,, . . to r ! NEWSofSO0EW i Club Supports - ' r Playground Move . i f Kinlonutinent .of the purent TruchrrHMHOojitlon' pintm for ';. tnblfKhlf.tr iilH,rvtJM1d pluyKTOunrt 1n Iji OrumUi wim voted lv tlic r NPhflthoi'hool Vhil) ul a buwlnoa rhwion In the library hulldlnir Tuemluy afternoon. Authorised by Iw niemhorH, Mrs, C H. tscrnntori, ; prrxtdont, uppolnttMl the following - oominlttoe to cooperate with other : orRiinizutionB In tho movement Mm. Itohert Kakln. chairman, Mm . It. K. Wefrtenhnver unrt Mm, Owl ' (1. Helm. HIIIh, for the- enleHulnmcnt of v, tjie yitite tVdi'riitioH at 1 cunvt-ntlnn ; here luwt week, uinountlnp to itiboul ; $il6it, wrnorlenid paid. 1 ox petiNe connected with the meeting . here wuh practically- the Kitmo Ah .Hint Incnrri'il in the post by other hast -km oil K m, Mrs. J. !. Iynch, re. ; ported. . . : Appreciation of the jfrnce nnd efrieleicy wHh which. Mrs. Sernn ton curried out her part ps h oh toss prrxldunt wvs. recorded in I ho niln utoH or the easlon at the vote of :1he club. Mvh. Rcranlon oxnroHtwd her tfrntllude for the mmntmoiiH und eager rcHpoiute or the mem .bers "to her retiueattf folV Hcrvicc durlnir thfl convftollun. .. v'. The "Art of Our Ornndinothon,' Hny". exhibit und, tea was an V nounced forTiiewlay. May 1. When the older people of the city will be K'lH'.stM or the club. Mr. Kato Han- ley, chalrmun, nnd her commitlec 1 invite everyone, who has treamireH of ni'l from early days to' brlnjr them to tho club room for tho oc no,ston. t .'"('' i j Yesterday's Boaslon wd the Inst Heneml meeting or the club pro .eedltiK the' annual election, 'which :1s scheduled for Mny 25. i .- .?:. .. TTnlon Countv Group Hears- Sigurd Nilssen .r, - Mr. and Mrs. Harry 'Mun'mm nnd 'Mr. I'red ' Uobertuou. of -Perry, Mrs. Charles Hansen, Miss Cornelia Hansen nnd Mrs. C. Kelly, of v this city, drove to naker. Monday ; evening -Toi the .recital or Hitnird ".Xilen, grand opera sinffer, thero.' ; . After tlm recital they were en tertained at supper by Mr. und Mrn. 'Oscar Koule nnd Mr. and Mrs. Nels Js'elson ut the home of Nels Nelson, Who Is a brother of the opvra Bins', er. Members1 of the party had an njoyable thne visltlnff - wlfh the noted singer who is, flrf old friend and school mate. Y. W. E. A, Elects 'New Officers ' r V The. basement , rooms of ' the Alolhodisi church wro transform ed Into a represenlatlon of the Ore jfnn Trait, with green roresLi, mossy banks and coxy Utile: oump, last evenincr when the Yomiff Women's .3'Mucalional auxlliury met for its annual banquet and election of of ficers. The highway Idea was carried out in tho placc.curdH, pro. grains and other deconations in an iinuisliiK rashlon. Kacli sir prea 'iit bad her own highway slffn. vrlth appropriate and fitting word- ' Sifcly 'members of the anxHiar'' were seated ut the tables nnd on. joyed a delicious dinner, whllo lis lonliiR: to music furnished by Misses Jorothy lirownton, Lois Nelson. Jean Williams nnd Genevieve ' Ad ler. Theso a-lrls nqd the gMu as sisting' at the tables were dressed in hiking-costumes. ' At the close of the Imnnuct. rfl. Wen you sics Ifiiifr lines o' ants trwlne in yo jwntry. ilcy's n reason for It tey done Conn' yo' lioucy jar; en wn yon le crowds u-wfne in dc I'lKltly WIKly st (ley's n ieasn full dal, o(v tlicy dime foun' . do Imney jar. W , - Minerva Says Red Cross Shoes are be InK worn more und more by La Grande Indite. They uru now rt-uIfzinK the comfort in this Arch-Tone muke, and tbc style as well. The Arch Aid shoe Is made on the same principles. The grcntle curve arch, which supports the foot when in action and relieves that burning sensa tion which you will soon ex periertce when the hot weather comes. Get those feet in condition before tho hot spell. Arch-Aid and Ked Cross Shoes will do the work. And then you'll say f'God bless The Bootery shoe man he fits them so they don't hurt." Tell him your troubles hocan help you. THE BOOTERY . Re Purse A mart e;eesory to Mliord Ohio 1 thi rd tnveton butm from which hHSI ft long r4 nd whlto 1U( Ituth Kinman' and ' Miss Mnc tonrnji, uecompunU'tl by - MIhh CllntlyH Miller at tho piuno rondoroil two violin ilm--tjv( following which Miss MutMI loty. llio rotlrinff prea- lilent. railed on the following' inetn hem Tor toantli: Ulra. It. K. Tyler, Mliw Korthit Wulslnteor,' Jlliw Ann. olta JohiiMon: arid Jlrw, Sherwootl Williams, corn. Hardlnff mllng Scola ) Steam. an e a whlatllnt icored. ! company 1 Mao Gladys 'Miller, gav solo, which wbh encored. rJ'he following: oflers wore elect ed to Horvo the auxiliary nc.it year: rrenldcht, MIkb Mima Coopt or; vice president, AIImk Annutti JoIiiuioii,' Vcrf Uiry.tiimurc'r,. Mis. l'r.:VflOdU;,iprq(rHiii,plialriu)l. Al ih. Hull). Klnniun.- MIbk IJoty, u tVualniliMievsL.cullfid . ,on , ,tiUp,,;iew .ut i r 'r'WZ I eo'M. -cuplHly ! with- rice. l.'17I,",e"t t0r n BpT . ,,. MJ! Children under school age ihould h Cooper responded telling o )(, , lmin lml l0 !lut 6h . ' thB 01rB"n,,,"" "na need It lnce a nourhmlng aoup predicting . growth .in the future. The meeting wu . clewed with Hinging, led Iiy Mm. Sherwood Wllllum. 'The, banquet, said to be one of the -most BiiuceaHful and en- Joyahle In the hurtory Of the auxil iary, wiib tinder the leadership of .Mrs. W. H.:Adler, awlsted by MIks Nell Muhaffey, Mlsii'l.ulu McNeea, Mrs. C I'. ilutcliln, Mrs. ltuymo'iid Hwan, .Mrs. Albert Herrmann. Miss Hlunche llemlnger; Mrs. Florence Rlchey and .Mru. Thoimu Walk singer. I Axixiliary Making Memorial bay Poppies PoppleH to be sold Nlemoriul nyt the1 moneyrto'lgb Hofliju' dlsubled veterans', fund, were made lust eve nlng wh'on"th'e AnierlcU.n l.eglot) auxlliury met at the home of Mrs) Itose C'urrey on Pennsylvania, av- nue.j; l)uring the buulucsB aeaslou; presided over by Mrs. Hay- Will iams, president, a committee of. onu, Airs. C N. rainier, was appolnle to meet with Oliver r. Morton lle llef Corps N' ,B7 Haturilftj!",' (May 15,, to nfake?-lu''s.''rl0J'Ail'in,tlce day. , . - - ' ; . . ' Nlrs. Currey served refreshmcnls before ud Jon rn piont.' . ii , : : ;i 'X . Imbhr (Hpecial) Mr. and Mrs. John Skllllngs were enlerUilned at a surprise party Friday evening by a number or their friends. : The evening was spent playing pinochle. At 1 1 o'clock luncheon wa,H served with covers laid for fourteen. Thosn present were: Mr. and Mrs. Klmer Weis. Mr. and Mrs. Al ton Hartley, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Huchnnan, Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Westcnskow, Mr. and Mrs. John Skllllngs, 'Alva.; Hartley,' Kllu .M.' Walker and Opal, nnd Ferrill Skll llngs. ' r ' ' ', Poi'oV(Kiocral) -J Miu rait,llna rrilllmart and Mrs. 'l,ydia M. Lantx entertained the- ladlfs ahl. society at a benefll;' tqp: ai'lhaj horn t Mrs. Prllliman Svcdnesday after noon. , Twenty-five ladies were prescnl. 'j'ho .money 'from. the tea, will he yued :iij yi'e wpek. qf jlho society, v . '- Announcements Social anaouncemcutti nioy be printed In this) colnnin free of cl large. Any announmuents per lalnlug la any Inncliont such aa cooked footl sales, etc, will be refitted. Aniiounoenicnts, to be printed Uie same day, innst lie In sock'ty editor's hands bj :(H) o'clock. News editor's note. The ladles' Aid society of the Zlon Lutheran church will meet at the homo of Mrs. Henry. 1906 Spruce street, Thursday afternoon, Muy 13, at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. .Frank Hansen, ' vice president, urges that all members be present. . The Women's Foreign Mission ary society of the First Methodist Kptscopal church will hold an all day meeting tomorrow at the home or Mrs. Ixe Hanford, starting at 10 o'clock In the morning. .Kach woman Is requested to bring cither old or new white material for hos pital supplies.. A notluck luncheon will be serveu at noon. St. ret r' .Episcopal guild will meet Friday afternoon at the home of Sirs. J. I. Slater, wllh Mr George lllrnle, Mrs. B. F. Wylde and Mrs. J. A. Russell as hostesses. The mcotlne; was to have been thla afternoon but waa postponed. 'SAN FRANCISCO. A 110.000 contribution toward the restora tion, of the Santa Harhjra nilwlen destroyed by earth quake last June was cabled from Europe yesterday by Senator Jaw P- riielan. A ll'oo.OOO fund ia sought. v. 'i'HI'lWDAV. MAV 13. M1H411UI11 Klwiitanl Ttinn Nlalknu. t'NHl'. t'alKury. CwiMta 4M.ni. MUk, p, m., orolieatra; ,ttUly Wl)b Foaler. vlollnluli Mr., A. N. lrfdjor, nololat, 1'iu'iriu KnuularU llnw RUtkHui. KFIi Ixm Alisrlm, t ill. (4Tni. 4-l2kc), &:80 p. m.. niatlnno pro sram; :3n. Jullettu llurnettp, ko prano) Hernlce Brown, contralto; 7, proirram, rnlveridty of South ern California; C, Compoira' hour: a, Southern California Music com Ilany; in. varied projrram,- " KdO, Oaklmwl, t'al. (.1)11. 9m. HAOkc)', p. m., "The Arrival nf Kilty," KOO Tiluyeiw; 10-18:80 a. m., lVoUavf uhd orchoiitiu. .. 1 ? M;V, I'ortlaml, if.' (Jttl.llm. OlUkc), 0-7 p. ni., illnnar concert; 8-10. ; vaudeville proKt'um; Kliony nnd -Ivory, piuno dui'tllBtH; I.uke'a PlQwcr Olli-; 10-18 midnight, daiicd muHlo, Coin Mcelroy's or chestra., ...r i ;j KI'K.V, I'amik'iin, f nl. (is.m Mukf). 4-V-p- ni.. rawulcria Clmm her or Commerce. KTAlk Onklaiiil, nl. (S.l9.9m- 12aUk)i f-l" l. in., program. Sister Mary Says: (lly KMor Mury) TtreulcfaMt Hlcwed rliiiliarb, cereal, Ihln creitm, aerninhled eggu with hucon, erlHp gralium toiiHt, milk, coffee. ..i,unJ,hoon. Het.fi. I.rolh no0(lll.8 molllv(1 Uei, mlln, , r0ul mo . cake, . Ifeo.';:: irHi!--' .wltli rye mik. pinner TTum 'naked In" milk. I aieaiiied rice, croupied , aphmru, whoicwli'eut Irta, -rhuharh ahor ouke, milk', coffee. " ' ' '' luce Ip, , BUKented In .place', of pointocs'ln thin dinner iitc'nu. A highly 'fluvuVed nicUt aliclt us: hum wlih u Blrong meut stock ub In rlmled In their luncheon menu. lililel l!ce Kiilad One cup tiny beels or beet cubes, tablespoons lemon Juice, yt enp !. 1 .'i;':u'i.:. ll I : V; I : - t JT a -nmTSnf" II I I I,' If 'r,' - The things to watch on the job ' After you tmctnr ask ;0 if "Check"" Seal Appliances Carried By Eastern Oregon Light &Power Co. - -?Tt ( " faT, ' " Mrs. John Orowley thoimht lio had ftiven birth to u ' bluck . .haired son,, but tho Newara, N. J., cuy hospital kuv her this red haired ftlii . as her own. InslstliiK that no mistake . occurred. One thing Is certain, Mrs. Crowley has a birth certificate for a boy, named. Martin. Relatives are trying to straighten out iriat ; ters. '...'.. ' 1 ' boiling water, H teaspoon suit 1 1 tablespoon siiiiar, 1 teusponn grat ed horseradish, 2 leaspeullH grnn tllated gelatine,., iniiyollllalse,' ut tuce,' . . ,. '. ,'..... ,. ' Soi'iib beets tnoroughly and, boil until tender. Dip into culd water und slip ofr skins, cool. Soften gelatine In two tablespoons or cold uuter for tun minutes. Add tu boiling water and stlr unlll dis solved. Add sugar and salt and let sland until cool. Add lemon Juice and horserudlsh and let stand mil II ' TH E walls of your new home are about to be sealed orever -be sure of the electrical wiring that ia sealed within them! You may confidently rely on a "Check" Seal Electrical Contractor for the impor' tant things quality materials to endure; skillful workmanship for ultimate economy; proper outlets for your convenience and comfort. , ' select a "Checlt" Seal EZectricfll Con- . him aboutthe onlv comblete wirinil systetn. ' ; j . TeU him to install it the . - :. 'snWimng Sysitem- . ff&M jor lifetime service, ' ' 1 Before he can use the "Check" Seal to secure your confidence he has proved to us by his standards of workmanship and by the character of materials he uses, that he deserves this confidence. . PACIFIC STATES ELECTRIC COMPANY RmtmUtalw, ibal "Check" Seal Electrical Retailers ullQtmliljEliarictlUribandiiij. ' , f beginning lo set. Add.i beets u ml 'iNifntr-iP Wllh uru inio n inoKi nllvn otl. Let stand until firm ami thoroughly chilled. . Cut Into Btgunrcs and serve on a bed on let, tuee 'itll'muyoillKilsii, . w . When you are serving ' an' es ppclully colorful salad like thlsorin nnd using head lettuce put the iiuiyoniutlse In one of tho "cups" of lettuce Instead of making the salad with It. The contrast of colors Is ellarnilng. Covt Wawin, Jniured Iq Automobile Wreck COVH, May 11. (Rpeotalt Mrs, Henry Mulr was renderad uneoas eioiw but not seriously Injured last week wh.q her husband, lost con trol at the ear Jn which they were rldlnf and hit a , telephone pole, Mi was thrown from tho ear. She was unconscious for several hours, but upon examination no severe In juries were found. . Cove Orchestra Will Appear In Concert COVR, May MS. (Special) The Pot hlh sehool oreheatra will give a ooneerl Friday ow nluir at the Alaeeabee hull here. Tho eon eert will Include both Juss and rktssleal luiwlo. There will he solos, both voeul and Inslrumental. ' This orehealra uppeured at Hot akc a few weeks avo . and was frreatly uppreelaled -' Thla will he the aeeond appearance Ihta season nnd Is expocted to bn butp than the first. Alia. I., 11. Lay Is - di rector.',;'' 'Hi ,, ' - .'..' ClOAHirri'rlK HI POOD. NHW YOHK Wlien Ron Fonek. Krencli ace, flya from New York to I'arls .the foo'for the tlii hour trip will ha, SS.OOU Ration for tho motoin-r-and two packs of c)fraretten e, that's OH for him self.. ., - ? . . , ,k , . . AtfrfeH (cntratcd ' r. Ll ' This is M-J-B to cconomyr more m 1 cotteecontentment; ' anditcofltsyouless in the long am. : '!)i:!!'''.if -' it". '. -lMti :;-; .' HE IG H9lMhfw MA TO , , You never saw such 4; goocj' coats at such reductions this ; early. ' ChooBe jiow-and get a season's wear at ! a Bulwtantial induction. ' '. . ' ' ' ; '''. ', M I M M IVI Ready-To-Wear; . U-l JIJJ....U.V. . u it'. '" r .(, 'r Credit it QA RR'S No Interest LOOK OVER OITB WANT i . -..'. ; iw,.,),',-,...'! .... i richer coffee ; . to start with-- ' Thws'8 no midnight or mystery about the economy of Kf J-B, It' m simple m ' ABCI M'J 'ttuartcnsToalteetostartwitn. .j It ha more bod v. more flavor, more cori' strength to the pound rfeht off. J .v.tr.i II i - w c Diertu u cnuc way always nave : why you can use less the cup and still enjoy a . ncn, rare cup or conee. -. Isn't this, after sJIsensible,..-"; xouget mucn toe way ot coiiee 1 In ixiiis' ' " '. : the ALL OVER INSURES QUALITV, SATISFACTION AND ECONOMY tfedo Only by LA GRANDE BAKERY K. J. McWilliamH, Prop. . . JaiV'4.'N J -: 13 OFF :' , a choice selection cf I V . & Millinery t:j:'J '4is.W:v-iy-iy:-. ADS FOR BARGAIN ' la Always 09 Our Wrapper TOWN" ,1 II I tZ ' MM .',..,';.::. 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