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

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Newspaper Page TextSatufday, June 12, 1926. TX GRANDE EVENING 0E?TOVF1 NEWSofSOCIETYl is. Boylan Hostess l Bridge Party hi rs. K. H. Boylan was a charm- hostess Thursday artcrnoon to members of the Jolly Brli'so Lb at hnr new homo on Green ed street. The nouse was pret , decorated with many bouo.uta vurloua flowers,' representing n wcr garden. our tables or Driu&o wuro at ly with! Mrs. T. H. Maxwell win- a Iho club prize and Mi's. ):. Lobscn tlio guest prize. Airs. diner Pluylo received couKnia- ,V lovely two-courso luncheon s nerved after tho panics, The sis for the Hfternoon worn: Mrs. 1 Terry, of Bcauie, w.iuli.; Mis. J. ytilnliiml. of Halcm; Mrs. Aud- r I'laylo and Airs. K. Jacobscn, this city. i ' ' .-. Yesterday afternoon's meeting i the last until after tlio summer allon. ' . . . linior Bridge Club ccts at Tiffin ll'he Itiiicheou table was arrunged a pretty pink and blue color i.-ino' yesterday afternoon when Lss Caroly.n Itoscnthal churniing- iitcrtained tlio members ot th.i nlor Bridge club at a 1 o'clock cheon ut Iho Tiffin. Tlio sta ll's flowers. In twd colors, were 'il on the table and also In the me. where three tables of bridge re rormed following luncheon. 11111-lnir the games. Mrs. ' Hick Lidsay won high score among Iho ib members.. The guest prize nt to Mlsa Loulso O'Connelli pi i s. 1.4'sler Hloduard will bo less to the club two weeks from ilei'day. '-.' . hildrcn Celebrate t Kirthday Party Utile Miss Nancy Guild, dauBh- r of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Guild, ebniled her tenth birthday an crBary on Thursday afternoon by lertnlnliig several of her llltlo ends with a picnic luncheon at vorsldc park. Utter in the nf noon Hie children were taken Cove, where they .enjoyed' the' iiinindcr of the afternoon swlm ng at tho Cove swlmuiing pool. . arnation Club lects at Kcown Home Mrs. K. N. Known entertained the mbers of the rnrnntlon club of liegreo of Honor Protecllve soeiutlon last evening. There was tahorl business session during the ily part of Iho evening, presided 'er by Mrs. If. K. Williams, lur g which tlmo Mrs. Robert 11. trey was'chosen ns president, to kc the place' of Mrs. p. O. Dun-' n. who Is visiting In Idaho this limner. ' I'l'liree .tables of. bridge were at ny'-nTtcY theH-business? meeting. r. Carey won high score, and i'h. Jack Hlittt received the sec- id pi-1.e. The consolation prize nl, lo Mrs. Milton' l'rlce. Ilouqucts of flowers in pink and ne were ; arranged about .' the inns. . : The next meeting of (lie club II be July's, with Mrs. It. K. .an and Mrs. Parley l'rlce as utesses. . A. B. Club Ends fcason with Party " , MrmbcrH of the KrlciH.v-' After (Hi nriilh'n club met for the Inst ho null I after Iho bu miner vnciir bn yeaterdiiy afternoon when rs. riyd Hunline wus hostess at r home on Adania avenue, imago tin (he diversion of the afternoon Mi Mrs. Charles Uedlnfffleld wln ijr htKh score nnd Mra. Kred iieth the econd prize. oi'y liouutiets of yellow nnti pit muijidmons were urrmiBud out the rooniH fornnnc a dellirhl- l Helthjff for 'the etird games. The ihU'hh Herved a dainty two-course tieheun after the Karnes, ...., .... rs. Moran Entertains issionary Society LMeinbcrs of the Missionary so- ly of Ihe Presbyterian eliiireh t yesterday afternoon at the of Mrs. Mac Moral), on Third 'el. for the last regular meeting II fall. Assisting Mrs. Moran as stesws wero: Mrs. W. 1. 1'ick- b. Mrs. Uulll.t and Mrs. J. M. neh. Plrs. Kohcrt Kakln had charge Ihe afternoon's program. The i jeet was "Tlio Philippines." Mowing her talk there was a (iiid-table discussion. About twenty members were tocnt. Following the program llir dainty refreshments were i ed and thu remuinder of the Minerva I! . Says i SIM'M'HX CIMKI'O.NS i 'I'lio I Valurc of Hie wa-ni. lleautlflllly sheer, yet sur prisingly durable because of the rull spring needle weave. More courses and more stitches lo the inch than in standard full-fashioned. Chiffons retail ut Per pulr. Also Spuntex guaralite"! ugaiusl runners for ft.iO per pair. Sold At THE B00TERY lay (.'asli and l'ajr Icss Svw stilmiient of Hllooers K"ln today. afternoon was spent visiting. Cove (Kpeclal) The marrlago of Miss Vera Vanessa McOraw, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. McOraw. of I Grande, to Alvln Uoyd, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen p. Lloyd, of Cove, took place last Runday at s o'clock at the resi dence of Mr. and Mrs. s. H. Wei mer of Cove. Only the families of tho happy couple wero present. Tho groom has lived at Cove most or his life and is a graduate of the Cove high school. The young couple will nmko their home here, having already begun housckcep. big In a little cottage lit the north side of town. Announcements Social announcements may be printed tn litis column freu of charge. Any announcements per. Islnlug to anjr functions such aa cooked food sales, etc., will bo refused. Announcements, to bo printed tlio same day, must bo In society editor's hanils bj 0:00 o'clock. News editor's note Mm 1). Adlerand Mrs. liurtnicHs will entertain the parkdale club Wednesday,. June 18, ut t,0 iiO10 of Mrs. Alma Carroll In May Park, Sister Mary Says: -Ilnukfast orange Juice, cereal. I hln cream, crisp toast, soft cooked eggs, milk, coffee, Luncheon King mold of chick en, toiunlo salad. French rolls, pineapple lee, feather cake, milk, iciL I lHnner Ham baked lu milk, Irlceil polaloes. new carrots la orange sauce, spinach salad, straw berry bavarian cream, whole wheat bread, milk, coffee. ! This luncheon menu offers a suggestion for on Informal com pany luncheon, riot or Iced boull- ! .Ion could be served as a "begin ner" if a more elaborate repast .Is desired. This chicken concoction Is also satisfactory for Sunday night supper when guests nro ex pected. ! King Mold of C'liickcn. Two cuiis finely chopped chlck- en, !. cup finely chopped cooked ham. i tablespoons butter. 4 table spoons flour, 1 teaspoon halt. 2 ; cups hot milk, 2 eggs, -paprika, 1 I teaspoon minced paisley. I II will take a chicken weighing about three pounds to make the re-' .quired amount of. meat.- llemovc I meat from bones and free from Iskln. Chop very fine with the ham, i blending thorouKlilyi:,2.SteJl:..buttcrr- Istlr In flour and slowly add milk. I stirring constantly, when thick add limn and chicken. Add eggs well hcatcn and beat the mixture vigorously. Season with salt. pap. rlka. nnd parsley and turn Into a well buttered ring mold. Cover with buttered paper and placo on several thicknesses of cloth In n. large pan. Surround with iiot water and bake 30 minutes in a moderately hot oven. Tf n chicken less thnn a year old tf'...,.l llnll. kit mill flit. Iltllllr (mini are leaving Monday morn ing for Jlttlfoiil. lel iw "II g tlown and rev Ibe hoys orf. I know lliey are a wonderful blineli f boys iKtaiise one of them by Iho nuiiic of Oily lingers noi'Ks for us. Mr giK-s over till- top Tor us etrry .lay. I Ik-IIcvc If I would nil him to climb n tree I25 feel high mill He a nil ring on Ihe lop branch thin lie Mould alnmsl bivnk Ills neck In trying It. If all Ihe hoys ire iiiutlc up or the same kind of Iddc and lutlr ami iHltkbom- Ihal tiny liogcrs Is. II would lake only a few of lliein Id senre a foi-elgn army m (ii'aiii. I Vt will nut put any ' nlHiulli. Home fiiuird soumN s Innic iiniiie. bin you let kind id trouble arls anil ! amis ! like Mlllll , etcry one tr I hose bt s mat is Ml I men mil or run will become rem III the twinkling of Mil eye. . i- im-i ns much iialrlnllsm Then lu our veins lu me mile tn i"-" ns there Is In the 'me if war. My hitber was a Clill war ictcr- itn and ir you "i'b' "'n''1 old lime r "Jlanbliig Tlirmigh filiirgla" II set ',,'' r""'r '" hl" body on fin-. Well end by .-ay-lug: IWiys, gn tlown and have n gisKl lime ami niny Hh- lrd go Willi you. gle you a sale journey and bring Jon back ugain. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. "I Ihj I'tHir Man's Friend" Near l'omitlry. I'lronn Slalu Sl Ko Sunday Bu-siucss. Kozer Completes Count; Nominations Confirmed Official Check Shows John S. Hodgin Nom inee for Representative in Washington. RAI.K.M, Ore.. June 13 (API.- Tho official count by Secretary of State Koitcr of the vote cast In the primary . election of May 21 shows that Frederick Ktelwer's plurality over ltobcrt N. Slanfiel l, his closest opponent In tho race for republican senatorial nomina tion was 10,618. The orftclal, can vass of tho vote will be Tuesday or Wednesday of next week. Kor governor,. I. i Patterson won with a plurality over Jay l!pton, the runner up, by. a lead, of 23.9HII . votes,1 and for state nomination for statu school, sun crintendent, Charles A. llowurd's plurality over W. C. Alderaon, til" runner-up In the' five-field race, was 14,185 votes. , On the ' democratic side, Os wald West . had a lend of 1570 over Milton A. Miller, nearest , op ponent, ami 7CU7 . over f Will II. King, the incumbent, II amy Win Affirmed. Haney's lead over Watklns for the senatorial nomination was S4S4 votes. The democrats hnJ no candidate on the ballot for rep. resematiye In congress in the first and second districts, but In the Is used it should not bo cooked be fore combining.. A. fowl", should be strained until the meat is easily pierced with a fork. (Copyright, 1020, SEX Bervkc. Inc.) Credit CARR'S No Interest YOUR LAST CHANCE TO HEAR Sigurd American-Norwegian Basso "r TifrTNiisscn will appear' in Concert AT Sunset Inn 34 miles west of La Grande beyond Mcacham , Wednesday, June 16 Only A Limited Number of Tickets. ' Mail reservations to Manager Sunset Inn, Meacham, Oregon. To Clean Clothes "Clean" . IT IS Necessary TO HAVE 1 Up-to-date modern equipment We Have It. ' 2. Expert operators and finishers. We Have Them. v An All Around First Class Job Send Your Work To Standard Laundry Co. f" DRY CLEANERS Phone Main 56 first. Newton W. Ilordrn of Med ford and In tho second John B. liodgln of Union county, were nominated by tho writing In vf their names. The third district nominated Joseph K. Carson, who had - no opposition. Governor Pierce's official lead over Loulso Palmer Weber, hli opponent for tho democratic gub ernatorial nomination, was 14,78 1 votes. . .... For the supreme court the democi'ula nominated - Itlehard Montague, of Portland, Chief Jus tice Mcllrlde - and Justice Hean. The two latter are republicans, and the nominations were all by writing ln.,(-. . . : Turner Nominee For stuto school superintendent; It. It. Turner, of Dallas, won' over J. O. McLaughlin, oC; Corvallls, by 244 votes. Dcmoornts nuiufnated by the writing In of their names have until September 7, or the fifty fifth day prior to the November election. In which to fllc.thelr utv ccplances. ... : Totals for the national, state and district offices shown by the final, count uro:. Republicans National committeeman Wif Ihtms, 82, 626. Unopposed, . '. Senator: linnet t.. 3088:- Clark.' 21.4811: Cros.slcy,. 96112: Kvey, 1I4S; Sandblast, 14.727: Shumway, G72.1: Slniifleld, 2'.i.447; Stelwer, 4u,li(i3. ' Congress First district: .linwley.. 42,083;luuopposcd: second district:' Slnnut, 10,281; unopposed; third district: Crumpucker, 33738: Mill. Nilssen key.-T; nicharda, 7. - -.' Governor Carter, 31. 1M: Pat terson, 4)3.773;' Cpton, 31,773. ' Supremo court Bean, SM3i Brown. 7.I41: McUrlde. . M.ltT: Shepherd. 42.111. School superintendent Alder son. 31,047: Brysnt. IO,73: How ard. 46,332: Parrott. 1S.7JI; Toose, 16, 0S. Ijkbor conunlssloncr: Oram, 90. 336: unopposed, . Service commission Campbell. 96,30s: unoppoacd. , ' .. , UvnaonMk) .' National, committeeman King. C4GG; Miller 13.608; West, 14.1U3. Senator llsney, 17.127; Wol klns, 16.343. ! . Hodglns 'oniutaled. . ' Congress First district: Borden, 347; Hawley. 73; Spence. 200. Names written In Second district: John H, liodgln. 131: Slnnott, 8. Names written. In Third district; Carson, 8300: . unopposed.'; ': '' Governor Pierce,. 24.310; Wob ir, &:. -. -!( f .,.,- , ' Suprem; aourt Mdnlaguo, S'l: llamaker. 283: (loss, Sll; Shep. herd, 169;" MeUrldo. 864;. Brown, 2U6; lltau, 827. Names written In. ... , School Buporlntendcnt Safeguards Tour bunkci1' lietps: you -check up oil financial iiiallcrs.'' 110 citn glvu you consfrqetlye Kelp' In your buslncas-r-ypur.. future,., . . And. as . your, .Unnicr' jiclps you build your ; muterlalv' alth, so does nils Agency lielpjyou to pro tcct It ngiilhsV loss by flre.; ' NVe are dtia'crs In, precaution, eipcrls in keeping pooplo out of , trouble, I A't us check up Vour : InsUrauce, today.' .' v':V ',;'-.' ' "We .Wrltp I'olkilef ' lllglll." CHAS.H. RtYKOLDS The Insurance Man Worth Knowing" To render in most dependable and courteous service - To the itrnateat ' possible number cf people At the lowest cost consistent with fair wages te the ' labor and capital employed diving and deserving fair treatmeat tbul To b i factor In upbuilding this community le the objeotlre of tbls oompanj. Eastern Oregon Light & Power McLauihllu 14.433: Turner, 14. 8'7. ', : - V i - Labor commissioner Voo Hchr llls. 82,863; unopposed. Service commissioner- Spooner. 23.7V3;. unopnosod. . Oeteopaths Convention ! . Under. Way In Portland . "High blood pressure la becom. !ng common among pooplo who have forgotten how to play," Dr. L. C. Chandler, of Los ' Angeles, told the osteopathic convention yesterday In Tortlund, according to a letter received by Tho Ob server today from lr. nnd Mrs. It L. Ingle, who are In attendance. Hcgulur systematic exercise prop erly dlrocted la of - great Impor tance In the treatment ot high blood pressure cases, thu i heart specialist said. ' 'j Dr. lnglo also addressed tlio tfonventton. his subject, being'. "Os- teopalliy In Industry."-; i The convention closes Stills cvo- ;,."'.:.".i ):,. ' wheat ;d , . ,'";' market Your $;3 ,'.,' i .' w . . : v .:"....'.'.' ,'- .. - 'Vtx.'''.i ' ' ' l'.'. ?t ''''-' V ' , ,yJ::S v':";V''-'''-'4Kia'.:'' . : :'. If J 1 .t aiiiJUi:.ii'!'f1 If Father Did the ; If every father did the family washing next Monday morning, there would be an electric wish ing machine in every home before next Saturday, night. ' - For fathers arc used to figuring costs. They'd say: "The electricity for one week's washing costs less than a cake of soap., Human time and strength are too precious for work which a machine can do so cheaply and so well." - Hosiery 'JTvffct;i ONYX - ROLLINS -yTRirtS-A. $1.00 $1.65 $15 Ua : Ready-To-Wear and Millinery 1 nlng ' with ' a ' banquet t Hotel Hcathman. The Ingles will re turn to La tlrande Monday. , ; v Urasslo 1 to places Tususbawk ; l'AWHUBKA.: Okla. The red man once swung a wloked , toma liawk; now lio swlnirs a mean bra; Bio. Clad In regulation plus-fours, Wilfred Clark,' a Cherokee, Indian, won tho first all-Indian golf tourn ament. V I-... . ' ; t '-'; '':V-:;- ;-v?-'f :t.7-'H'-l Ci'4-a &V5'2ftietvJ ! Wh'eii ordering flour fronilyoup : :'"asr;-'for-?'Feder:ation,'!;;Thi 1 .quality ; product is made in La GratfwinV ? ..choice Grande iRphde; JaUey v yeit iii that commands ;8 premium Qn account of .its extra food ValinV; Vli' i; 'i. Grocer m Washing Just Once 1 2k ntriino on tea NOltTII BRROEN. N. J M.rrd t (host from the past la a modern'' setting.;- Joseph ICepakr aad feu companions were .arrested jrer) opctdliig.on blcyclf a, , T6e ; wfrej found (ulltr. .-ti 4 f ,TH Wshlngtoa Irrtng, a tq.1 llon.deilar boat, nk. to tUfe NeMh; itirrr. Maypo, neaarnai treraenuin haHI U.j, i 'V',-.ji'". ..'; ( .v'.;.,.oi-., 'tKA..! ;-r ; r, ... .' :,. 'r'.M'n (- .'1 1 "'.,' n mmmmmummmmimmmmimm'i "';'. '.;;,' 1 :on,t;h y: i i ';,,.; 'I ",)-.''V - f i , i i i Company j 4 . rf '1 , V, t. 4 i