La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 26, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, August 26,? 1926. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three Society-News M. E. Women Name Conference Delegates . Members or tho Women's Kor- Iku nnd Homo Missionary noddies of tho l-'lrst Methodist Kpiicop:U church hero puthon-d at Riverside park yostorduy aiftcrnoon for their minimi joint picnic. , miring the curly part of the nflcrnoon. both hocIHIch hold short business hch ionn, when dcleuaieH to tho Meih odlst KptHfopnl conference, to' ho held at I'nion next week wore np J.OlllKM. , v 1 tine day of iho ponvoiitlon. AVul whiIav, will ho devoted to Korean MlfiHions and Thursday tho program , will concern liotno' inlhions. Mrs. ''S. f Smith mid Mrfl. P. W.lleck wont elected oh deb-Kates from the home Hoch ty nnd Mrn. II. W. Pnr Uor will represent tho foreign bo clicy. M rn. ' T, K. IMerson and 1 rn. Floyd Mdvcnnon, conference officers,- will also attend tho moot ing. . -l Kollowlnf? Iho h it h! n ops meellmrfl tho remainder of Iho afternoon was enjoyed visiting until fi o'clock w Inn tho liu.sliand.s nnd fumille. of tho momlii'iK arrived ' and, -a ldonle diniior 'won st-rved. ..Aboirt. 4rt p Avians were neat ed at-tho long Iahl08 rnocinlly nrf.ingod .'in'.tho pnrlt pavilion. -, v. v.'- -: .'; -'' , 70 Relatives ;v Attend Picnic, Dinner "v. Seventy rolativoH jpf Mi-h. 'Mary' 1 rowerlon, of Hossvillo, Kiiiihiih,, who In vlsl'lntr hero,, gathered at tho homo of Mr.'nnd Mrs. T. A. Smith Sunday, near Island City, for a picnic dinner held In her honor. HesldcH a largo, number from l.'n iou ooiinty there yrVjro others proa-, out frAm AVnllowfi and ' I'mutllla count ion and Walla Walla and I'nseo.' Wnxh. ' Pinner w.'ih served at about 2 o'clock' on the lawn at tho Smith homo. Afterwards tho time was spent visiting. j T.nter in tho afternoon Mrs. Uow orton. Mr. and Mrs. Otto I'leper, of this city, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ho Froose, of Athena, Mr. and Mrs. Will Klrok, of Walla Walla, and 11, P. Tiurnett. of this city, drove to Wallowa lake for a. few, days' outing. Allison, Ida., to Honor Mrs. Pierson Mrs. T. K. Ph-rson. of tills icity will leave Saturday night forj Southern Idaho where she. will be j tho honor cm-st at a pioneer colo- j bra I ion to bo hold at Allison, Ida' Hoforo coming to la . Grande Mrj. Pierson lived at Allison and is tho oldest resident that will be. In attendance at the . meeting. She moved to Idaho with her father and mother In the early '7ft when a oVlld and njndo her hoiiKvOlerc for many years. . ' French Boa Fruc aponiors thU oitrlch feather boa, which Aral appeared In treat numbers , at .th. Auteull racee. . &' AiSrihcements J: Sorlal ao nou noon ton ts t may bo1 pjlutcd- In tkn column five of charg. ',, Any aimounoo metMs irfrtainlnit to my func tions nwti as cfwkwt food suk'H, 'etc, will bo refused. An nouncvmeiiLs to be print el (lie sat no day," imist bo ,ln aocU-.ty editor's tmrulsby M)U o'rlm'k. News editor's! note. .. ul2kc), 78 p. ni., program of pop ular aotigti by Lou Parker; S-U. Aeolian organ; 9-10, (lolden Hour trio; 10-11, Packard ballad hour. Kl'Wlt, IIoUwnm1, Cnl. (J.Mni l)90kc), 7-K p. m., program. Pert Farrar. Inc.; X-8, program, John Wright, Tho lllght Tailor; 9-ln. studio program; 10-11, Warner Itrothors, Fro He. KIM, Jxm Angeles, mi. ( IO.Vi!m-7-IOko), G:.no-7:3ft p. m., I'ncle John ant) the children; S-10 p. in.. i-.mson Itecorrt Shop ensemble; draco C'urroy. harpist. KX, Hollywood, fnl. (:i:ui.ttm ftUkc), .7-8 p. m., J.oftus I -and Co. program; program, Frank Melino comimny; 9-10, order of Optimistic Donuts; 10-11. program, DlckoiiHon and (IHIcHpio; 11-U. Ambassador hotel dance orchestra. The O. I. A. will hold a picnic at the Pino Cono picnic grounds tomorrow uftornoon. All members arc asked, to bring a basket lunch and meet at tho i. O. O. F. halt at 2 o'clock. t Tho choir of tho Central Church of Christ will meet at tho bome of Mr. and Mrs.-K. J, Kitchen, 1 S07 O avenue,' Friday, evening at. 8 o'clock. Those,-who- play -Instruments nro requested to bring them. RADIO RECEPTION ON TUESDAY NIGHT LIKE WINTER TIME Radio reception Tuesday night was tho best It lias boon all sum mer. In the opinion of H. K. Wil liams, clerk of tho .school board. "Just about ns gooil as you could ordinarily got hi tho winter time," ho continued enthusiastically, chat ting vith Superintendent J. T. Longfellow, after a round of in spection-at the high school buildings I got the fight at Portlnnd." laughed tho superintendent. "Tuned In for-. 1 louver, . and ' hoard Tim Herman hit tlie mat. I listened while the referee counted nine." Small stations that, usually cvado oven the most persistent dialers chimed in from till directions (hat night, they agreed. ' The reason? ' Well, it might have been the moonlight, as a bystander suggest ed (although Mr. Williams point ed out that most radio students count the moon a handicap), or more probably tho clear, still cool ness, an explanation offered by Hiram IV-ich, the janitor, Memory's Smile t r H s ' OFFICE CAT THAI HANK UtO. & Junius Mrs. Calvin Cooliilge. garbed In simple bouse dress, carrying a pall of flowers to the grave of her son. Calvin Jr., In the Plymouth, Vt.. cemetery., !t Our) lug. . how would you like to havo mother for lunch? Husband No. than lis. , My di geMUm Isn't what il used to bo. f'l done hoard It read In do pa. per' said Mono, 'Mat some o' dese bore flying machine gentlemen says a man kin do anything u bin) Mil." , "Hat's what doy say," replied Aunt I'hloe. , "Well, when any' d'em sees a man sit fas' -asleep, hohllu' onto a live brunch wif'hts feel, 1 shn' wishes dey'd call mo to havo a look." .. People who live In glass houses shouldn't play slide trombones. If you want to Chid nut bow little von really fcimw, just start ait nr- giiiucnt wltli your wife's imlhT. What we can't understand Is how King Solomon managed to keep track of all his wedding an niversaries, The newest style for women Is tho electrical dress, a , good many Inidbands havo found, it's usually charged. ,.;.J. . ' Talkative Woman-.-Il's a shame the way wo women slave for the will go bv way' of Yakima and vls- jlt at the homo of . Mr." and Mrs. I Clifford Kail at Tiotan, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Hall ! murk and two children are. vnca- an nnn a, it llOninjTall 1 ' IUWSIIUI MV HI I K. mlse is as good as another." the! A. party consisting of Mr. and school clerk settled It. - , Mrs. A. It. -Daniel. Mrs. . Pertha j proctor, Miss Dorothy and. Hlch- - - ard Proctor, Mr. ami M rs. L. P. Lay, Mt: anu nirs. it... n. i mnici. Cannon and Jano Daniel, Mrs. A. H. Fcldman and, Valda Feldman, spent tho' week end at North Pow- COVE PERSONALS I - I ! Sister Mary - : . Saus: ! m:w om STitikro ClLKNDAI.f:; Cul - Ueports Of, n new rieh gold fctrlke south of Virginia Lakes. Mono county were received hero. ' (lly SLsu-r Mary) .v - Ilreakfust''. Slewed prunes, co real, thlu 'cream.- - crisp ryo toast, sour cream .waffles, sirup milk, coffee, i .. . , , s , .. Luncheon Splnaph . tliubales, graham bru;ul, pcjich coisiat d souf- fle. milk, ,:teu. ' ' !. ' ' Hlnnof 'oidv sliced 'lamb with V?l:it!e H"alutl.'"'"bd)ted lfrniaront and loiuutocs; lloston bfown broad sandwiches, red raMpbe.rrles with sugar and oroum, inock ungel food cake, .inllk', col foe. ( , . . -t , The ekIuU Is soiVcil . !n cups of, ie.ttiicn on tho.-' platter With the meat. Tills makes a most attraclivtj dish and saves dishwashing, sinco separatti s;i1ud plates- are "not need ed. The inuearoul Is served In tho dls in which It-was cooked; , An other iv(nif -in 'dishw-uihlng. ; IVo cups thinly slices peacbes. cup sugar -over : peaches, '2 tab lespoons flour, 4 tablespoons sugar, 2 .tablespoons butler, 3 eggs, cup scalded milk, cup . whipping cream, 2 v tahlespoous " powdered sugar, . (teaspoon . vanilla. Arrange ' p'-aciis In ; a bnttered baking-dish'; and sprinkle, w ith su gar," Melt Itutor without bubbling and stir hi flour, Plend thorough ly und slowly add .milk, stirring constantly., lirlng to tho boiling point and stir In sugar and yolks of eggs beaten until thick and le mon , colored.".- Icemovo- at once from the fire and let stand until cool. Fold In the :": w hites of III" egs bt-alen until", stiff and dry. Pour over peach h and bake in a moderately slow oven for . thirty minutes. Serve at .once with cream whipped until firm and sweetened with powdered sugar und flavored hlightly with vanilla. C.OVR (Special) The Ilaptlst 1 . UlUpa young people enjoyed a picnic tit ,, , , tho power plant VrMay ! n" HM- , Momhorsof the Mctho.list Epl- nml Jlr- nn1 Xlrs- ' copal church will have tholr . PCMt Inst week nt. Wallowa lake nu'ul Picnic Aut.-u.st 24. . I ,A. """ "' "f f0!; ",c ,00J ' m- Mn. r.. M.r..i..i ; trlct No. 15 wi 1 bc .hi-lil at the attcmlcd the pioneer picnic at ln Ion rccontl. ' H. 1 L. Wcinier 9 serinusl f'ovo school house 'Puemlny, AufriiKt SI. ill at Mr- nn,,iJ'rs- Frank Williams left tho home or hi son, T. 11. Welmer. "om" " ",r 1 .Mrs. S. T. lcf.onif. who ha.l anl""- W,H lw ror '"'oM 11 ",0",h operational, the Ommlc 10,, with their two sons. .tllS. IH I ' I i.iiiii'i iiiin jiini. returned from .a month's visit at Sunnyslde, Wash. ' - re- i hospital last w-ok, In slowly covering. ' ' Mrs. William Crulkshank, who was injured In an automobile, acci dent, hus boon brought, homo from tho Grando Itonde hospital, but ,Jh still unite til. . Her' Injuria 'wore about her back und hips. Mrs. Oeorgo Anderson Is recov ering from an operation which she underwent at , the: ,(?rann , itonde. hospital some time ago. -. m-, i; 1 Mr. and Mrs. Leo McClnln, who .Mr. arid -Airs J. K. Kleams, of I hftV0 ,,0('n work,n. ln the fruH nl reewiiii'r, lire,, navo romrneu iu 1 their homo here. m:vshoyk iini:i Ja Grande, visited at Cove last : Hunday. . " Mr. and Mrs. VI. Payne and Mr. and M rs. C! u y 1 1 r 1 d ges, of Walla Walla, spent a couple of days at 1 . Cove last week gnosis of Mrs. Kdna' I.OS ANGKLKS Flues of $100 Conklin. loach wore paid by four newsboys Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller and convicted of selling obscene litera son and daughter, Ion ami Jean, j litre In connection wiih the sale of accompanied by MIks liess Kelly, :a newspaper containing a story loft last week on a vacallon trip 'about the Aiinoo Semple MoPher to Tacoma and Se;itllc, Wash. They Ison disappeariinco. men. Homo wouldn't he home without us. Can anyone think of any homo without n womnn? Mnn (In rear) Yea ma'am, tho Old Soldiers' homo. A woman dortorjuys some women havo hml so many operations they 've nothing left to operate on but tho operation scars nnd some are having that done i 1 'Hid i lint nil yon put hi the paKr yes'rday Wt uult'k results?" "I should sny it did. I advcrflMd for n night watchman anil lad night our place was roblMik' . HF.LP! LOOK Til IH OVKIt: As bad us It Is, might ho worse. Hero's what they paid In Richmond, Va., In JNU4 when Grunt's armies wore getting n throttle hold on tho con federacy: Tea, $22 a pound. Cof ,teo, $ 1 2 t Imported from Mexico Radio Hllfe'OCHESTEK. . t.3.AT 1 I Minerva Says Wo have now In stock a complete run of sizes and widths in Meulhun Arch Aid Slippers for women. These nrn tho nhoes you ).ca r so in uch a bout t hat correct nearly all foot trou , lle. There nro over 1 &fl .women In la Grande wuo jear nothing else but Arch Aid Shoes. Thy have found the phoe which gives per fect comfort to the foot, and long wear. Once worn al ways worn. THE B00TERY f Sol) Affrttt IVw Uie Anil-, Mil Shorn. Pay Cah and Pay Ixvik. SpunlPT silk llnstery . ttxi kind yoo'll llkn llimAY, AC'GI ST 27. Mniuitaln stamlanl '11 mc Stations KOA, IXnvcr, Colo. (322.4111 Klukc). 6:30 p. in., Ilrown ljluce Htrlnif orclieDtra; S. open-air con cert, Denver municipal band. Pacific Standard Time, .stations C'MIV, Vancouver, can. (201m IllSllkc), 9 p. in., Walton trio, Helen Prcslwich, contralto; Mrs. W. H Green, soprano; Alice Wllma Metz, vlolinlat; I0:SO, Cabaret l!il niont orchestra. KIT Ijom Amtflfs, Cal. (4n7m- j Where Did She Get ! That Graceful Fijure i You remember her of course ! not so lontr airo sba was a regular I scarecrow (iklnny Is a mild worj , for the way she. looked. I Just look at her oow If ever a ; woman bad a perfect flrurn she ; bus It sho Is the envy of bulf ' the frlrls In town. ; It's nothlnir to Ret ciclted about all she did was to take on weltfht filled out the hollows in ; fuce, neck and chest any skinny .' weak, run down woman run tlo the same aad ruin a clean clear complexion ut tbe same time. Just ret S'l McCoy's Cod Liver ,011 compound Tablets for CDcen's at Hed Cross Iru Wore or tiny dmirfrist anywhere. Tak 3 aft r each meul and two at bedtime and If any excessively thin womun or man either, for that mutter. doesn't tain at Irost five pounds In to days! Why I Mon-y back. ; One very thin woman rained In : pound In It days. Aak for Mc icoy't Adr. 'IP YOU ARK AN ACTOR OK AN ACTHKSS DON'T MAURY vnlll you liave res. lied I lie ace of 31, l Hie advice of Alius 1xhi1m Cstier. nrontinetit screen star. Ily that time you should know better, ulte says. If you are to rrtnaJn an arlUt. r'nr II Is ImpfMillde to maintain marrlaae relations and at llie tame tim continue Ilia career as a wane earner on I lie alar, sayi Mist Carter baby thing Even babv'i bonnets, satin coats nd tiny booties cun now be safely cleaned ut home with the wonder- -ful new Oronite Cleaning HutJ. . Follow directions and see how beautifully it cleans furs, kid gloves, flannels or serges, hats, upholstery, 1 'rugs, etc.! No chemical reaction , on fast dyes only a mild, quick ' vanishing odor cleans instantly! ' i Ready now at grocery, drug, hard- ware or department stores or at l Standard Oil Service Stations, "i j ip wcpARDOILOOMPANY OF CA1JTORN1A I Clea?imgFhtid ' j (M3N-ErH.OSlVF) DESTROYS Flies. Mosquitoes Roaches mm M. II. PAT. V. I STANOARDOtt.CO.(NEWJEJIY) The New Portable VICTROLA Price $25.00 and $35.00 Carr,j ' v Teggy Pdige sponsors The Lingerie Touch on Crepe Satin for Fall For it adds a quaint daintiness , . . 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(Vtsigmd txtlusivtly for this Store) f PUTMAN'S ' Ladies' Ready-To-Wear and Millinery . inontly) brown bukhi', $10 a pound, Clour, 9226 a Unr-rci,;. milk, $4 11 Utmrl, bucon, $ S .2 G a pnutnl, luril, tx.2Z poimti,. fiovh, 2 tn hUHijol, MtiKur mt0a barrel, chickens, $ir uplcco, potato, '10 a bushel, bimiiri, M a. buHliol,-butter, $15 n pound, boots. $300, contH $:irn nriui o fii.ii, ti uuui . fuu t iui u. -,f ' -' - ' - ;' i 1 v r.tTD w, v yuooiMtn him - luro of the pelvis wan tho only Jury i'VunU Oomez, a laborer, nut fered when burled under hundredR of yartlf of looso i iirth when a sub way under construcllon raved in. '' : I McWilliams' BREAD "Rich as Butter-Sweet as a Nut " Order Today From Your Grocer AGAIN! Water Tumblers 4C TRY The Oregon Hardware FIRST School Days IT will soon be time for the youngsters to lx going back to school. Make sure that they are healthy by giving them plenty of pure milk and cream. Pasteurization of our milk assures its lieing absolutely pure. 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