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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 27, 1926)
Thursday, May 27, 19261 EX (RANDS EVENING OBSERVER NEWSofSOGill Present Piano Students in Recitals , An an appropriate finish of her wokoii's laachinir Mrs. It. J. Green, piano tvnehpr. priaentvd thtrtoon rtiiUi'nts In recital ilurliiK tho paat week. Hit music clnas-ea will cloao thr Inst of tills month.' to lio re. Bitmeii Btniln In .September after lh Mummer vocation. . . , Tier' first group of atudenta 'ap. fuarcd In recital ; FrMay evening of Inat week anil were well rc. reived. Thoao playing were: l.'red, crick IlinBnmun. l.elah Warner, ilMjn. llnrvciy,, Lrllora Mdtorkle, nalliwlne Humphreys, June SLinife, Virginia Wurnlek . und Ilurhara. Jtlntt. Tho library auditorium, where Hie prqicram took plaee, wua prettily ilccorlitcil Willi bouquet of anowhiilla nnd snap nruKoiw. , i The, second rocllul waa Tucsdav venliic. or this week, with elcht atudenta tiikinir part 7- Oolun Kp Jlnqr, SluiKuerlto Zwelfel, Kdlth TChcM, j.:,ina Gekelcr and Hetty Cnrliran. This proftram waa also jrtven In the library auditorium, which wis prettily decorated with louuuelN or red peonle.i The pupil Worn, presented with lovely liou iiiicis arter the reeltal. On both or-' raslnns the auditorium was crowd ed to capacity with rrlemla and others interested in muxle. : ' ' Cherry Sneaks at 0. E. S. Meeting , i'MMfttli slity inemrters''were fire's'. Plit last evening; ror I lie. .regular (heetincr or Hope Chapter No; 13. 6rder of the Kastorn War.' After the biiKiness'hfmr he remainder of. the eveninR Jwns' ifiven over to A H-i.'Ottrrs.-. -who old Jhose pnrscn,t fUNVcliy 6f.,!eruNalvni.; 'r: an, SlrXfTjru-y j-rlrntljj relumed (rout a tVifl nflqttnif Ihe. . world and Jeru salem qnc of, the manv places Af inlerasl which hcy visited. .!.. Missionary Society' ' Opens Mite Box if' Tiie annua) mite-box openings In Charge of Mrs. K. O. I'uytnn wus H10 principal feature or yesterday I "afternoon's meeting or the Mts ion:ir,v society or the KlrM Metho dist. lCpiscopal church. The meet ng was held at the home or Mrs. &' V. Smith, on Washington nve- Ah licnli ilc lntly ne ilo' tell .Miss ,linlilli ilni Ijer house money just lakes wings en fife's lut she ilun't know wlinr It Hull! IH'r wulilu't he no 'fusion for tint kind or talk cf slm'il Hade wlil l'lggly Wlggly. Mi merva Says . What in prettier than a wi'll shnpol culf, (1cromlPl In a ixilr or Kpimtex 811k Hose, ami placed in ono of Tho Hoot ory's nice Ureas SMpprrs? Why two calves If your fpet arp hi lud con dition and you wear jufct r'nrft uncomfortable. When' . you tv ca r A rc h I ' rosor v r Shoes or Oxfords, the sensa tion is delightful. Ono pair of feel is all you will ever have. Iluy the hest shoes you can Ret. Tor they mean more mileage on lfns rub. "Aix-h Preservers" don't forffet the name. THE BOOTERY Don't forget the place. SCRUTINY rinse Invesilgntinn should he lilinle of Hh- so-calleil lilltli (nterrst paying -vrstinehls nuil sn lugs, nnd then f-nnipnrp Ilium Willi our 4jf Interest savings amilint. Tin- results will jjrenlly surprlso you. UNITED STATES BANK i nue, and was presided over by Mrs. Hunford, president of tho society. i . . . , Mrs. T. E. reurson waa chairman of the- study hour for the alter noon, the subject being "Spanish Work In America." After a gen eral discussion of tho subjoct Mrs. 8. 0. Colemnn gave a. reading. About fifteen members were pres ent. lleforo ndjournment the hostess served refreshments. "" ' Royal Neighbor Convention. Topic ' Tho Hoval Nelghliora'' district convention to be held at linker June 1 2 , was discussed Tuesday cviinlng when about twenty-five members of tho I .a Grande, chap ter met in tho basement of tho Methodist Kpiscopal church here. Tho I .a Uruiido lodge will put on tho Initiation work at tho conven tion and most of Tuesday evening was spent practicing drills, t- About sr. or 4 rrom tho local lodge plan to attend the district meeting. . . Recital to Be Given Tonight : ! A.recltul or interest to many Ta Grande people -will be given this evening- In the library auditorium when Miss Hilda Anthony will pn'snt fourteen. of her piano stu dents. Assisting will be Miss llcrtha M. lltrircr,.MOiruno,.accompanleil i by Miss mdred : Ivett ul the piano: The1 public is invited tp nt tend. : : ' :;. , if - ? irollowing'' )a; fhe .program to he given:. I '. :K ', f hen Gitind$iotlier Danced...... ) ; ',...i;..,.u. :i...!:.,i;.!A.i;:.::.:: Mncrte (jhippewal l.(unfnt J:.l44UJf'r4 j Tnklnw. Indian Story .:'.:..'.'.(..... Itei ueorge Stoddard - 'Don Jnnn finiTet Mozart " Sylvia, Hodgln ;1 Jlnrch of the Jlrownies......Oebhard ' ,ueilc Thompson ''. Vrom ICnlghtly' Dnys....Krentzlin ' Slaravene Kiddle . ' !i ; Kairies ;. Hogers liurbara Coolidgo Peasant Dance Itonlgcn Helen Sargent Hunting Itiimoresuue Agghnay ;HusseH Nelson ' Hp! rent I.a Forgo Daffodil Oold Hodgenson ItertliaM. Uergir -Mildred l.ovett. aecompnnlst . American Indian Suite.... Ueurance Important Kvent Schumann Kdwln Kirby Itngatello , Deyo Valsn ('hromatique Oodard Mildred Standley Hungary Koelllng Tarantella : MacDowell Adolph Siegrist Pan's Flute Godard Menuetto H minor Schubert Clark. Kuckman ; Midnight.. (Norwegian Idyl) : Torjussen Valse l.ente Deilhes ("hllieso Spring Song ...v Cady Joan Williams V Fifteen montns nRrt .MtKit llndwich (JersteTiaeker, 15, (abive eajne tc layiofi, . to .visit hti miatiei. (he low), who had come am an, ImiHlKruni from t.'eriiKin.v u yevr ir ho, previous ly. Federal ininjirntlun otHoUifn de cided the girl niust lw KtMiteil m the ici inun tiuota was exhausted Then her mother iiutr'riff! anmeii can lHJin citizen, and lKdtinW ' Airs Weaver of New 'Lebanon, . So now "ler daughter cAtt stay hs long as ah' Radio T Sider Mary T J '." I Breiinert ''-.' "- -.fi--n-v j HWM lnluMi. Wash. S4S.il. Wv),' 7:IS p. m.Otov Wllltnni on, vocalist; Hosalla Koch, pian ist; Dorothy May Anderson, whis tler. . ., . .;. .( II) KMer Jlary) Breakfast rHtewed prunes, , cer eal, thtn rrealn. poached egKK on rice, crisp1 whole .wheat toast, milk, coffco.. i--' , , ',,' -, Luncheon Tomato . oliowder, croutons, oottico v rhW'ao sand, wlches, cotlajiro 1 pudding with strawberry sauoe.Vinllk, re a, - llnher Cream of bMon aotip. veal crociueltfi, srllapd potatoes, buttered spinach mrualne salad, wholo wheat tiread, 'rhnbarb bom be. snong vake, milk coffee. This Is a delicious. Inexpensive dlnern mrnil that .tnllrht well be planned ror'uests. The veal fro ituettcs'aro baked rather Oian fried in deep fat.' If preferred a fruit enp can be nse. ' In place of the soup stifrgest'ed, hnti as the meat Is light, the soup really adds nourish ment and la heeded, Announcements Social announcements may bo printed In this column free of cltnrge. Ally annonncenients per taining to any ftuicllons soch ns cooIumI foou sales, etc., will be refused. Announcements, to be prtntcil tlie same day, inasl be In society editor's bands b) t:00 o'clock. News editor's note.. l'HIOAV. MAY Sit Mnimtnln stnmlnrd Time Ktatlons KOA. Hcnvcr, tki. (.122tni Ooke), 8:16 p. m.. stutlio program, Colorado Woniuti's college. I'ai'fflc stainlurtl 'J'l mo .Stations t'NUV. Vancouver, t an. (2l.lni IIIHOkc). 0 p. in., Veins McCart ney, soprano; Sydney -Ntcholla, ten or; WiUki-m scotch, comedian; Jack Hamilton, bass; John llorthwlck, accompanist; 10;:in, fabaret llel niont orchestra. ; Kl'l, l.os Allgt'lcs, Cal. (47ni Il42kc), 7-7:30 p. m.. farlylo Stev enson's 101 Pntlo ,orehestin; 7:30-8, poinilar program; S-u, Aeolian or gan, liobert Hurd, tenor; U-10, Wm. MncDoiigal, Scotch comedlo.n and Jlulunl Motors mirth contest; lo ll, Puckard Ballad hour. KI'WII, llullvlMKul, t'nl. (2A2m-' lllltikc), (1 : 3 n -7 : a 0 p. in., l'ontlac Six dinner hour; 8-l, program, John Wright, the Hlght Tailor; 9 10, program, Senly Mattress com pany; 10-11, Warner- Hi-others' frolic. . IttiW, rnrtlnnil, Ore. (41. &m filOkc), (1-7 p. nu, dinner mtistc 3-, inuslcsile; U-I0:30, Shernvin, Two pound rhuoarb, I cup wa ter, ''3 cups granulated aacar, 1 eKv 'wlllt. Vj cup powdered sugar, I cup whlpptnf ereum, . me halt teaspoon TMIilJla. ' ' ; ' ; Wash xhubarb but do not skin. Cut mto-lrtclv.-tenijths.-'-lut rttu baHv '.water ,knd trrutuilated mitnr into a haHltijr dUh.XUh'a close fit llnit cover' hd.!bake' bput:S ,ours In a slow.'Avcn'.. 'When ktibarb Is tender and, the Juice'' cieari otraln through t cheesecloth. ; Tr shold be. about cups of .- atrop. When cold' ..turn. Jnto .freescrt and fi-eese llke any' water Ire;'; When well frosen tine) , al melon 'mold which ha been taoroughly chttled. with the' rrouee. mixture. tnakinc the toe about an. Inch: thick, nil the mold wltnyne eream 'mixture and cover w'ltb remaining Ice. The mold should be. firmly .paclu'd and fllled ',.'fuH.',':;-,ove with ft piece of heavy wpxed paper and adjust cover of mold. : l"ack In fqiir parts of Ice cream salt ami 'lit stand two or more'hoarnf " ', , TO' inokc tfi'e . filling ' beat .the white of egi until stiff and dry and heat l..bair th powdered-, ougar. Whip cream unlU tplck.. adding r malnlnc augar and 'vanlllui t'oin Wne' whipped oream .and white of egg mixture.,, OHHI Ihorougitty init do not freeze: beforp using u fill ing. -'..'.;':', '- ' ':". ; ' ' t'hesn nronortlons . will , fill a n,ree-rtnt nieloti Pild. The mold can be naclced tnti wooden, pall. large, dlshpan or einall tun. Clay, and company; IDrlS midnight, Hoot Owls. " . v KHJ. law AaseMw. H"' 740kc). 8-10-P. in.. Tower studio varied program- ' ' , KNX.HMIrwood.'Pal. tMt.m- Mkc)T 7-8 p.. ra.i; Bd Egg club; 8- 9. Jell-X-ceil . . program wiin Charllo Wetson and Ma Mayboya: 9- 10, Order of .Optimistic Donuts; in.ii. HollTWod' Amerleali legion fights blow:by-blow; , 11-li mid night, Ambassador pou-i uance ui- chestra." ' 4 ' - 7, -J''f -:' -- KOAO, Oorrallls, ore. (ii3.m- Igsokc), 1-0' p. - m program, On I-Ylday arternoon. May 2S, at 2 o'clock Mrs. T. A- McKlnstry will entertain the members of the Pres byterian Ijidles' Aid society at. a surprise birthday, party. A stunt program. has been arranged and the birthday cake will be opened. All members arc urged to be there.. i ;AII Royty Neighbors wlshink' to go to Baker Jtiltc 12 to. attend , the district convention, - are ' asked to notify the recorder so proper arf rangements can he ., mode, f No reservations will be mado for any one falling to notify tho. recorder before June 4., ., There will be a pecial meeting of the TaIle Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Hallway Trainmen tomorrow evenlnff at Kairle hall. A grand officer will be in attend ance. Initiation will be a feature of the evening. All members are urged to attend. - 8 A NT A BAKBAKA, ( A P Rudolph Valentino and Tola Negri were engaged last night In the serious und necessary undertaking of eating on evening meal. Uudy said ao with Tola as a corroborat ing wltnesH. Beyond that nolhlng. 1 Keeps you iporiesr 'l For your' very'asi4fiK frocki and ' - dippers use Oronite Cleaning Fluid a new, non-explosive fluid front the scientific laboratories of the-Standard- OiK-Company of Cali--fornia. Try it yourself to clean fills, i ' kid glavesj flannels or serges, hats, upholstery, rUgsi etc. ! Only a mild, quick-vanishing odor. Ready now at grocery, drug, hardware or de partment stores or at Standard Oil Sen ice Stations. STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA QeamngBuid (ceON-EXPtO;:' Novel Bag Om of tha ntw baits In three H ai rd leather wttb rea of ateet bai the latest wtda center otrap handle YES, SIR- '1 That Kitchen Unit y for $5.00 installed, is certainly a bargain. La Grande Electric Co. 1412 Adams Art. Mexico's arguing with th tted Ht at es. 1 WVH, aire has a tft. Mexico U r neighbor. right VIANO MIM HK SOM - WIH Mcrtf Ic ' Mgr?rrte Hit no In storage near her for Immedf late sale.. Will glvu ftnky terms to an eatabllshed home. Vov full par tlculKra and where It run be seen, address . l'ortlund MuhIc Co., -S'J7 tlth Ht.. lortlnd. Ore. vlf 11 1 if xxk u u trL xuii ! li ; t? u i ti y ' ' x '- I'mttnuiiiiitttnim riiHHUsiHaibaiiiaiaa .. Credit CARR'S 0 interest VI' Eat your vitainines HQNiiYsweethed 'i' tl 'V. Ta. . 4' i Kiddies, an j convaW-'h'U' rVi, t i I f ca 1 1 1 v 1 ', j givingt-yirumiiK's Iront.ptifj ctvvni'nrjj'lhcsl- j, j: ' crri grown vvlv.il They luvd'thc 'mmcral , salts and the bt.w . All these vilal elemenuare furnished honey- sweetened' iml rliiljtti Cifahaiiis! :THsy.ddi- j j . 'CiQtis crackers l.inly niell in (he mouih an , indicojlion ol how easily ,ihey digest ;m the.. siomath . . ! ' ' ' ' 1 ' 1 1 ' ' .H 'ypu rv weary. Hied, listless try lunch ing on T i'U -Blu Grahams and milk' You will be surprised how Soon you will pick up Order From Your Grocer NOW rrii CooiGmei Selh 7ni Hii f.inn .Sufrlrnri Cardim - in hint and itolJ urnum an, lit wood butet TRO-flLU BI5CWT C0.-SP0kan; Portland. Seattle m.L ii tii im i - k .! Charming New Spring . if IT- 11 I - I I I ,1 I I I . 1 i 'ii . , ' ; , ... , ; ; ii ti vj DAINTY !NEiW MODELS - EXQUISITE1' SILKS - LOVELY COLORINGS :i: r! r!:'l from the LateRt 1'itrlsian Creations. , ... . . $lfi.75 to $39.50 ; All charjre purchases for balance of month go on July 1st statements, . . ; LADIES WADY-TO-WEAR A m AND MILLINERY : 4 Daughters of, Nile ,.;,Uo t!oi,SpoRn0!!i to in 1927 rortTI.AND, Ore. May 27. (Ar -T"o . t y.'l ft ), , .annual , . , mnprla,l I'otmrll of tlin IJauKliti'ra of tno Nlli: 'in: twnalort ' mrry lnt ' night In" Vittlip.il n nyy lV!Vi ..M''":,. A,,CS i M o Va'orfnoltn Itrr imil ' ni'lV'Ct rfl Mpolthiln, i; nn- . thu rtnsj m)tltiK tnr ft-lirlaK contmitj j,, placo. ttt"t&r 'J? Mrs. Mcvay waa chrawn wltnott i opposition for the oriianlsatloM ctiHtom provide that four of Ita o4 flRi-ra aliall follow aucceaalvrly thn ai'luctlon of the fourth of tbran ' offlwrai" thrj 'prlno-iia ''Haaeara. 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