La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 01, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text: Thursday,- July 1, 1926. EA GRANDS EVENING OBSERVER NEWSofSOCETY Smart Jewelry Mrs. Arrowsniith ' Entertains Mm. 0'orRp Arrowsmlth ontpp- . taincU .at a imltily onpointr.l luncheon ypMtorduy afternoon In the Arrownmlth prlvuto cur now on thf ruilwny track here. Mr. and . Mm. ArrowHniiih have been In the , flty for ubout. two weekn, und plan to 'hohoro nnothnr wefk. Ho . fsuiti'i'tntondonl of Ilfc-htH and wa- titr for llio O-W. company.. 'overs worn tntd for pIkM at a Inhln diTomtod with lovely bou qiu U of nweetpeaH In bhie,, purplo, oranfri and rose. A delicto. i.s two rourw luncheon was served. , Knltowtiifr luncheon. 1h truest n ., wero luken to tho homn of Mrs. W. Y .Kotrln In the llrculy upurtinentH, rt hero (wo tahli H or hrlfljrt were rrnnpo,). Mrs. Walter Oulld won liiffh 8Poro .tV-W. G. Members to Qo (io McMinnville ' Ten'nvomnerH or the World WIdo fjulld of the Plrat UnptlHt church v mot lost evening nt tho homo of sJlLs Marian Harris for a spoekil J hiiHinesg aim pep mtc(int?. . Tno 'now president, MIsh Haxol Hector, . presided over the aeislon. ', ' Wnyk and menus 'to jro to the "World Wide Guild Qiiniml hotmo pftrlv to he held at ( MeAllnnvlllo vJulV 17 to ID .were dlseussed. Six or el crli t mem hers of the local eniltd .ore planning to attend. They will hitve charsre of the devotlonnl part ti hit m-niri-iitn which will lin hoM on fhe hiHt day or the meeting-. It wmh decided Inst, night that the Vli lB fCprcsentlnR the local jirulul ' yroiilVwon.r uniform costumes. . Tho jrlrls wrote a. letter to be sent to Mrs. V. I. McAdory, their counselor, who Is now lb lllrmlnff linm. Ala. . ; - . Tho hostess served refreshments ' be tore adjournment. Mi merva Says Hurray! for the Fourth of July! . -. Have- you iza.t those Hglit , Blonde. Slippers for the biff dance, and celebration. Now. ; '.. KlrlJi, tret a pair of nice silk Mioho. and blonde slippers ahnt's what makes the boys set up and tnkty notice. f ' you can't catch a fellow with these on, tell'llnd llay- deh and I'll sec that you get k. one". Y "BHe'em Up and let Vr buclt'! Hurray for the Vonrlh of .fitly. i THE BOOTERY Where yam get the Tllonile ,Kirk und then shalio u foot, f.'lmnl Trail's fiivorlto color "Illonilp KIllB." Parkdale Club Meets At Riverside Park i ..Member of Iho rarkdule .club pcnt a delightful afternoon yes terday when they met at lltverslde park with Mm. Kit Deatidelte and Aln. Henry Yotine- oh hOBtessea. Mm. Hlmu. Carroll iprexided over tho buHlnestt Mission In tho ab sence of the president, after which tho remainder of the uflernoon was spent socially. . j AL nn appropriate hour a table waw nrrnnffed under tho trees and a picnic lunch Horved by tho host esses. . ,' : - . ' Whllo the women or the rliib were bolnsr entcrlained, little Nor man Thuckcr, whose clRlith birth day anniversary took place yes terday, entertained the children present at a blrthdny parly. Games ami refreshments were the princ ipal rent urea. , . General Aid Meets At Smith Home About- 40 members of the General- Aid of the' First Methodist Kplscopnl church were present yes terday afternoon when the society wns enterlnlned .at- the home -or Sirs. Dorothy. Pniith. Asslstlnir Mi Ninlth as hostess were MrR.-W. S. Wheeler, Mrs. Karnes. Mrs. Spenc er. Mrs. Oeorire rlerce and Mrs. Hoy Forrcsler. ' i x -"' -llurlnjr he short huslneas ses sion, presided over by Mi's. Sher wood -Williams, plans were made for the annual fish feed of the Winir, Hn and : Kleetroot cluh, which, the Methodist women will prepare. , . ' 'Mrs. Georffe rlerce hnd charR-o nr the' devollonul. She discussed the lives. or. several hymn writera IncludlnR- Phoebe Carey. She play ed one of Thnebc Carey's hymns, "One Sweetly Solemn Thought," ui a part of the devotional. ltefreshments were served before adjournment. "Mudern" jewelry mudu of thin disk pf ifuld platu la smart with sport clothes or' tailored costumes. - 10.000 WORKERS GO ON STRIKE IN NEW YORK TODAY NKW YOIUC. July 1. (AD Forty .thousand -union ; Raiment workers, who make 75 per cent of oil the ready to wear clothes In the Ignited States, went on strike today. Sixteen hundred shops aro afreccd. ; The strikn demands Include waire Increares and a minimum of Sfi weeks employment throuKhout the yen r. The strike Is unique because It Is not primarily offalnst ,- employers, but mainly ailnst jobbers who em ploy no labor directly, but who have garments made for them by sub-manufacturers or contractors' employing union operatives. Announcements Social announcement mny be printtxl In IliU column free of clmnee. Any nnnon moments per taining to any function such ma cooked food hah-m, etc., will tic rrrnsctl. AMiionnoeinents, to be printed the Mtnto day, nmsC be In society editor's hands hj 9:00 o'clock. News tutor's note. Tlic Women's society of the Bap list church will meet tomorrow uf ternoon ut the homo of Mrs. Hos son, corner of V avenue and Maple street.. The meeting will begin at 2:30 o'clock. f.'.!'T.!lfrwllL be a, buslfiow meet ing of the. Hons ami uangtuers or Union county pioneers tomorrow aflernon at 3:30 o'clock at the clty ball. The purposo of tho meeting Is to elect offlcem and mnke ar rangements for tho pioneer meot-' Suspcnsion Bridge Is Opened to the Public VHII-AnKI.rHrA. July J. (AP) A dream of one hundred yenrs came true today when Pennsyl vania und New Jersey joined hands In dedicating and formally opening to truffle the greatest sus pension bridge In the world, r Since the early days of the nine teenth' century , the inhabitants. - of Southern New Jersey and of Phila delphia ured n bridge across the I historic IVIaware, but a dlsln Iclination to go to the grenl expense j always blocked the project. And It was left to u decade when con structions costs wen) nt'ver higher to put through tho plan aiid build ing the greal structure. As It stands, tho bridge cost $37,lfl0,i71. Thirteen workmen tost their lives during Its construction. Sister Mary Says: (lly Kister Mary) lVreukl'ttHt Hie wed fig with oranire. ceVcnl, thin cream, poach ed eggs un g:rnham toast, milk, corree, , . Luncheon ; Vegetable soup, croutons, bacon and tomato sand wiches, tapioca cream pudding, milk. tea. ; , ' ' Dinner Hamburg roast. twice baked potatoes, creamed peas with minted carrots, head lettuce salad, green uppte pie, bran bread, milk, coffee. r Needless lo mention, children under tm years of age will not in dulge In the dinner dessert. A stewed" fig left from- breakfast might be combined with some of tbe tapioca pudding left from luncheon for "Junior's" dessert. ; The bacon and tomato sandwich Is of the open,' toasted variety und suitable for children ns well , as grownups. ' . !; It will lako 2 iuirls of peas hi Two cups shelled 'pens. 1 cup thin white sauce. 2 cups coakyd carrots, 2. tablespoons -butter. 2 tablespoons sugar, ! tablespoon minced mint leaves, will and pep per. at "Heverly" and a ropd with the pod to' mnke -2. cups .shelled peas. Cook until tender in as little water us poslsble. Iruin und us6 the water that 'drains-off in the White Siiuce. Put -carrots, butter and sugar In a sanco pan und shake over a low fire until each slice of carrot Is conled with, bulter and sugar. Then simmer, stirring occasionally with a fork until glar ed. Slir in mint. Kcheat peas In sauce and turn Into a hot vege table dish. Pile carrots . in the center, making a border of the peas. This reclpo will serve ' six or eight persons. . , MANY MERCHANTS X PLAN ROSE CITY TRIP AUGUST 2-7 POHTliANli. Ore., July 1. (Spc clal) Many merchanta rrom la Orunde und vicinity ure mukluir ar ranifementH to he present nt lort land' rourleenihl annual buyera' week. AiiKust 1-1, 1950. More than 1S5 Johhcrs anil manufacture or the Itoxo C'liynre extending an In vllntlon to merchanis or the four teen western atalea lo he present on IMh occnKlon, at which time they will be Riiesia ror a week' enteri. tnlnntrnt apeclally stnired ror the merrhnnla of the raclric const and mountain tunics. f i ( ' )lnllroad rarcs for Ihe round trip of merelvanlH .ntlendlnff huyera' week in Portland from thlH dlHlrlcl will lie paid by the, johherH and munuractnrerH, provided their pur eha.sea amount to IlioO or more mid are made during tills week only. Already, responses have also been received from merchants In Alnnka' anil the Hawaiian Islanda. Hint they will liu present to chat wllh their fellow iiverehanlH from the coast In exchange of ideas, nnd to win new ones In the vnrlous problems, or mercluindlslnir.. Three Drowned Near . . Portland; One Missing Robert Kchad. 17, sm Of Pat rolman ( S. Selmd. of the Port land nollee fore, .was drowned while bwlmmtng In Crestdn Park pool yesterday, in-owning resulted from a weak heart. The body' of qnolher victim. ing-lo be- held at Itlverslde purlc, July Tr.? The lndles of Moosebeart le gion will meet on the second nnd fourth 1'Vlday evening of., each month at Kngles hall. """" "at L " " :iS:ctMiii.w.-.?'.2l fMf 4 CcfwMjon JMk So Gooi ? Bachqf&ery Can of Carnation. ZMillL is the Service IVorK of CarnationjWilkFarms Unvarying quality over many years made Carnation Milk the world's largest-selling brand. The secret of the ' . famous Carnation quality is attention to the smallest de tails. Carnation quality begins with the cow. For in stance, on the Pacific Coast and in the Middle West are the world-renowned Carnation Milk Farms, homes of two of the world's finest herds of Holstein-Friesian cattle. These farms are doing a notable work in improving, by scientific breeding, the herds which supply milk to Car nation condenseries. Better cattle, better methods, better milk better Carnation! No efforts are too treat to insure Carnation quality. That is why Carnation Milk is so good. Creamy-delicate, double-rich and with that finer-than-erer tatte, it improve (11 cooking. Other kinds may look like Carnation but Carnation quality is sealed in every ' Carnation can. It's yours for the asking; but, to enjoy it, you must insist upon Carnation. Cmmatioi. Mile Piuwucti Comfant I 474 Cliua Si, Portland -j Carnation Milk "From Contented Cowt" Made in Oregon 2 4 Years PARK PERSONALS TH 13 PARK, - (Special) Jack Hunter Jr. Is camp tender, for Burl Deun. Mr. Oenn , has. his sheep on ltuck crook., .Clyde Hloom. the forest ranger, Is insialllng lookout .men and flro guards in the mountains around here. Miss Francis and Mario Milter wero fishing on Catherine creuk Sunday forenoon. - - Miss Ida Hunter returned (o her bomo nt tho Catherine creek forks Sundny, Hhe has been staying with her sister, Mrs. Charles Wil son, nt .ix tlrandt, -for the past month. George McDow and sons nro cut ting wood. x . I.eeler Miller, of Me d t c a I Springs, worn visiting bis sister, Mrs. Hert yanorder, Hnturday.; Jle reportH 'thitt' thf'togglng 'road Is prtogrcsslng rapidly and that there will soon be u camp at Little Park. '1'YanU Wlgglesworth and Clar ence Vnnorder are hnylng tills week.. . -Kdward Wulf has purchased a new sednn. kOW ROUND TRIP FARES In effect doily to September 30. Return limit October 31, 1926. fllUnk Bvachti r Nwyrt test vacation spots for kiddies and rown-ups. Economical, tool Fishing, ccan bathing, golfing, hiking horse back riding, clam digging. Good ho els, cottages and tent houses. We'll ive you all information. . sA-CATION ROUTE OM INFORMATION AND RCSinVA- ION 6AU on H wwi a u. II. KKENF.V, Audit I. Ornntln, Ore. July Clearance Sale Coats - Dresses - Millinery Reduced V4 1 V2 and More This reliable Store features desirable new garments at the lowest prices consistent with Quality an opportunity for you to save One-Fourth to One-Half the regular price.:' 1 r LADIES i READY-TO-WEAR . AND MII-LINCWY William llnllock, i drownod In tin' Wlllamolto rlvi-r Humluy, win rx-covoroil ' yeatpnlny unil aoarcli mailo for. a Ihlrd, William llolw liank, ' cx.phonoitmph milcamiin. who cel. drownoil In WWiiim-Mf rlvpr when hla ranot' ovi-rlurnt'd. The wit nnrt dry liwuo la IncroiiK. Inif In Importance. Thoan on ihe wot aldo any It's "Ink or awlm. ' Hrc'a ninliltion for you. In l.onK iKlund four volunteer firemen wore Julled for mnrllng 1 tire. Electric Light Globes ; 60 Watts 25c F. L. LILLY Hardware Hal. SS GOITRE REDUCED FIVE INCHES And llcnl(lk Improve, for Spokane Mdy. Mrs. llertha hnndherg, E. 2C07 ?th Ave.. Hpokune, Wash., snyf, "Since using Korbol-Quadruple, a colorless liniment, a short time my' Goitre Is gone. My eyesight is good, I sleep nights, and feel like, I did before. Will tell or write my full experience." Write Hot-'! hoi Company, Mechanlcsburg, 0. 1 Hold at all d rug s t ores. Locally at U & I-. Vrug Co. Adv. How To Keep Cool HUY ONK Ol' 0011 Westinghouse Fans . A Fan Fur Kvctjt Nccil. H &S Electric Co. Sonimer llotil lllilf. I'linno ilB.t-W Marshmallow Icings -Stand THICK .Slay Moist rot e.ht um Rraaw't Muslinie.ri to ma. ia.lr (routings Iblrk, luKtoa, ant ..F t. tpr..a. Birh tin .1 KrkuM'i Marshmlowii con- ' tun, mjuiy b.larul t.rt foci !'.". ." , . -. - . .)' MarshmaUovva Change a Mere Cake Into a Fairy Confection ti ... I.. ,t ' f L sff.:., I ney mane me ironing vcivei suiuuiu. iviui creamy yet not runny. And they impart a delicate a I l a I- - navur-fiauiiiiiujf iy picasaiii. iuuuc, different. Handy. AlrtUht . 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