La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 13, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textif? Page Tfiree ' "f- Wednesday, October 13, 1020. LA GRANDE EVENING " OBSERVER ISociErY'NEWs rs. W. C. Crews En te'r tains at' Bridge. Party Hit1 of tlm Inrffi'Hl liridjft pur i since Muriul activities were uincd took place yrstenliiy af- Innoti at the V. .. Crews home WuHlilhUlnn avenue, when Mis. wh was hostess at ten tables. The moms of the home were I .orated with hutiqiletH of yellow ryKintheiiiuniH and. uulu in n ,V'S. Mrs. V. S. H:uer won MkIi j , re at raids and wan awarded i f I'liKt prize. Heeond prl.o went) Mrs. I' . S. I vail line und 'lie :isollloii -Kilt to .Mrs. Lester iiinwell, After the eard Knini-s the Ktie.sis joyed u two-course lime he on. ; Miss Klina Owsley, hiide vleit. a the Inspiration for - a party . d shower given Kriday evening her sister. Miss I; nth Owsley, d Miss Alice Munhall at the , vinhall home on Kirst street. ' j'he evening was spent at pinnes d dancing, followed hy a two nrse luncheon. The honor guest received many is. Miss Owsley's marriage . to Vie- Kekley will he an event of js fall, She in the daughter of ;. and M rs. H. Owsley, who t on a farm near here, and ! dilated from the Sacred Heart dciny here last spring. Ir. Kekley Is the son of Mr. 1 Mrs, K. L. Kelt ley, pioneer f dents here. At present he 'Is (ployed at Clint's Clothiery. luwvd. Afler she had asked the Itev. Mr. Pollard to lead in pray er, she turned the meeting ovt r tu Miss Ilunderup, who explained the work of the Sunday school and how it should he conducted. She exhibited several ideas for Il lustrating Sunday school lessons for small children. Miss II under up arrived here Momhty evening rrom her honi" in I'.ortland and wilt be in l.u Claude ino.st of the week. She will inert with a group of chil dren at the church this afternoon to organise u World Crusade so- ciety. This evening she will , fo" Hie honor guest at a party given by (he World Wide guild of the church. . .M rs. I .enore 11. Kerr, wort by Dial nni of t lit: Oregon Order of the K'asicin Star, will arrive In I iiis city this afternoon from Pen dleton, where she visited the Pen dleton Kastern Star chapter Inst night and will make her official visit to Mope Chapter, No. 13, of l.a (it a tide this evening. -Mrs. Kerr is traveling over the state visiting the various Kastern Slur, chapters, Kroiri here she will go to Condon, Tonight she will be the guest of Mrs. K. Ij. Steincauip, worthy matron of Hope cl apter, at he-r home at In land City. ' lie preventatives from the eight Kit stern Star chapters In Cnion and Wallowa counties will be pres ent for the meeting, which will be at the Masonic hull, beginning at H o'clock. r Detachable Cuff A new I'arislun novelty lt hv tie lai-tmble cull which buttons on the glove. It is of black molr with an oval monugram In the center. hnday School I'lmm wore ninth' for the coin in!,' ol' Mm. Juliu V. Wurd, mule i (uiiiiinriniler, of I'ot-tUind. to Jjl I'OVK (MiH-rinl). Of Inli'i-cal lo'oiiiiulc Nov. !l. Inst niuht whin SS iny iii-nplf hrr Is tin- nmri'iiiKi-! .'.nii.,.s of thr Woman's Hrm-fit Miss Ksthcr KullncliTS. of Itich-; nssoi'lation met at tin- K. 1 luill (1. Oil., to Herbert Kclui.lt. of!in rceiilur suasion. At that limit (Islioro. The wedding took i, booster meetllis for the ilollb! ee ul Hend. Ore. Kriduy. Oct. I. ni.-nili.Tslii,, eiiiiiiiiiign will Ik- ioth Mr. mid Mrs. Scheldt we.. chers In the school here iluiinul The section of the stute nmk- IKl'l term. This year they K ,m. .sl showing: In the cnln teiiclilne In the high school ,,,iBn will be hostess for the state Crane, Ore. V. h. a. convention next yen-. ;nnd Kastern Oregon Is seeking tills honor. I Mrs. ( 'h rlsf I lie Chirk wlin liifl Worker in City 111 "' ""' ho,m" f diiiri- ler in S:in l-'runcisco, but was re- -ported to lie much better Ili3t Mill Mim Louise llllll'lei'llp, ' niKllt. expects to lie here Tor llu' Inenlary director of the Oregon meeting also. Mrs. Clark la dll lillst convention, as KUest of trict deputy for Kastern Oregon, nor. a group ot elementary j a bazaar to bo Riven by the hh rliers In the Baptist .Sunday soclalion the first week In l)e ool hero Kiithered at the Iioni" eeiiiber was also discussed last Dr. und Mrs. V. I'. McAdorv li:hl and prelilninary arrant,-.- Second street last niglit for a j inents made, iference. , . . . .1 une .new. member was initiat ors. McAdory was liosless at a ' ed lulu the oiKanizatlon. let dinner at i::lo o'clock. Ten Lsons, including the itev. (I. A. , , Ar. lOM-ciai. .inn. o. n. "JkVclml C . e'liteiiiilnl-d the Woman's ( ol Hie primary deltartnieiu , ' 1 1 I!,,.. 1. . - , ,. . ; i,.,i " oriiiiiK li Announcements Social, aiuioiinrcnifiita mny be printed in this uohuini file or uliargc. Any anitoiiiuMiiiciits IM'MalnuiK to any functlim nu ll as lookwl foKl sulus, etc., will Ixi rufaod. AnilfHint'cinelitM, lo Ik irinll (lie same day, must Im- in sortrty editor's hands hy 8:00 o'clock.. Xcws editor's note. ' Community Mixed Chorus Will Be Organized Here 1'latis for l.a Grande's first com munity mixed chorus will bo whipped Into shape at the Neigh borhood club rooms In tho lib rary basement at 7:45 p. m. Thurs day. All men and women singers of the city ure "urged by tho lead ers to bo on hand. Kitty or more voices are desired according to V. W. Nusbaum. pub lic school music supervisor, " who will direct the chorus. Although its musical undertakings will lilngti on tho tastes of Its member, thu chorus Is expect I'd to do some The Garden has tho petals Blight ly ro- cate". flexed. Both arc of thft purest whlto and dellciously ' fragrant. They jUlt1S.Sl'S Kroxs cx(,ltt,nly under tho edges til nuruuuery jr uuhhth gruua ui Tho 1'hoasanfii Rye narciwuH. so ppP,liUllalA iTho tmrclsnus and daf. called becnum of tho ncarlet rim .-.hi- ........ . iibA i n.,.ti n cnuw of tho ncarlet rim .f0(n,a m.,.m a Uft lo n(lftlo among the roots of otbor plantrt no t hero is no feur of crowainff thorn.' about tho yellow disk In the cent- I er. also known iui tho poet's nar cissus. Is tho hnrdiest and easiest to grow of nil tho. narcissus tribe. It is also tho chum that will do best from lato planting as some of the " varieties. particularly the trumpets,' need earlier planting. The poets may bo planted as lonff 1 '. A MOpKftX Vi;i)DIXG ' KATONAH. N. Y. At an altar beneath a llllbcrt Ktuart portrait of John Jay, Miss -Dorothy Isclln, a descendant of the. first chief Jus- as the ground can, be worked and . t Ice of the, IT. H. was murrlcd to they will grow anywhere. In anyJOuy lMolial. a lawyer, and In hon or of her graiidfatjicr, William Jay, noted wing, a cotirn nnu iuur car ried the hrldesmands about tho an cestral home.' i kind of soli, oven in grans. Then? uro to distinct types, poeticus ornatus, tho carly-flowcr Ing. and rccurvus, tho old-fash- worthwhlle- things, ho said today. loned later vartety. whtch has been good chorus is the biggest in American gardens stneo Hevo- niusical asset a community can have." Mr. Nusbaum asserted, "l.a Grande already has a fine band. luttunary times. Theso snowy, dellciously fragrant bulbs aro now1; being used by tho million for na- Walnut Crop in The ladles Aid society of the Lutheran church will meet at the home of .Mrs. Oscar Thompson Thursday afternoon at 2:'iu o'clock. ; , The Alice! Ludies Aid society will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. I.ouls St and ley. . ' The Women's society of the Baptist church will meet tomor row afternoon . at the home of Mrs. lyticy Clrnhimi. Miss Louise Wunderup will be the guest of th-1 society I Sister Mary Says: lard, were sealed aroirrt.d hy. her (able. 'V " tr the conferenc"' which tol- wlU bi hi lime was sprllt t he buzaar. which held lure the middle of s Your Skin ; Dry or Sallow? " ZZ, 'ou will be enthusiastic over a nei nch Process Cream for whitening 1 hM.itifipiM,. i l-i a ci,:n t : u. "oiu til IK UlC IL IB IMJ UU1V v. Idifferentfromothercreams. Women , they see a great improvement in r , Sr complexions after tho first appli- j j jon. If you want smoother, hrinhter fouuger skin, use MELLQ-GLO .... , mi. It's lgs, hie. Nnvfiiib'T. l.uiuiH'un was served by t he host i-wi In fore ailjouru-jiii'iit. I TI, ! McNeill. ill were: Mra. W. A. .Mrs. It. S. ( 'omslocli. '. Ilerlach. Mra. A. (1. I'linlillti. Mi's. I,. K. A nilermili . 'Mrs. II. KcUersley. MrM. I., .M. I.iihil, Mis. H. II. Wei r Mill A. I.. Meckel'. wonilert'lll. lihii: .lv Minerva hays Ieadiiiarters for Mr. Sr1iitlls nut applhiures at The P.not- lll ciisi yon have fnot irmiblrs uf any kind, v m-e In a pnlilon lo lake rare of koiir Tecl. We carry a large Murk of Arch Supports. Meel k'usbloiis, llu tl Ion anil Callous. (un p;nl-. Walk Siralgbl jlleel pads, Toe I ii'.v Tor icrcMilied toes, bunion protect ors mid hi fact everything lo rare for the feel. A graduate iittemlaiice. priiiiphti's In The B00TERY Where Tired Tret Are Made to Feel (iihhI. MAIJ. (Sp.cfiill. -imr Mr. mi'l Mrs. II. Mc wlio ;'- iniixing to 1-,'uter- . prf Iroin CnifUi when they 1 b:i'' iiUMb1 their home for srver;il yi-ais. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sp-n-. ci-r i-iib i :iin-d at dinner Sunday I a I I "i ikmmi nt t heir home here. Cmers wi'i'e laid for Hi guen's. vM'ler ilinmr tin- iinialndei- of Ihc (inir ia spi-nt visiting. I'.oWl.l.Mi I'Olt lllwMTY l.oMiUN AI' lliauty spe cialists in .Mayfair are prescribing hiiwiinu' fur llnir patients whose ni-i K.s and slinulders are III s)i-ebil nri'J ot di-vi'lopnu-nt. Outdoor bow lintr all -vs are recommended, where tiny are available, and pa tients an- warned against tll-ventl-luti-d alleys in case they must play indoors. nitKAk'l'WST ltaked apples, rolled oats. thin cream. crisp brolb-d bacon, bran muffins, milk, coffee. I.I NCHKOX Carrots and on ions on toast, lettuce sandwiches, baked pears, butterscotch cookies, milk, tea. i ' Children.- ' under ' schoot age should be served n simple salad of finely minced apple and celery for I heir dinner. The 4itth, potatoes and beets are excellent foods for small children The bran muffins suggested in t he brea k fa st men 11 a re so good tliut you muy want to serve them for afternoon tea as well hs break fast. lira 11 Muffins On,, cup bran. 1 cup white flour. I egg. cup water. '1 leaspoons haktn? powder, teaspoon soda. :i tablespoons pi'iiuut butter. cup, s led and chopped raisins. I tablespoons molasses, tea spoon salt, I tablespoon cider vinegar. Mix and sifl white flour, bak ing powder and sail. Add bran and mix thoroughly. Combine pea nut butter wllh well .beaten yolli of egg. Add ralslliH. luulasseH and water aiid mix Ihorouvhly. Add try mixture and stir uultl smooth, dissolve soda In vinegar and add quickly lo batter. Heat hard lot two or I hreu minutes. Knld In while of egg beaten 'until sllff and dry. Pour Info W'dl oiled mufliu pans and bake 1!G minutes In a hot oven. (Copyright, I'.ifi, NKA Service, inc.) itoYi;rv si:i:s pi.ay and LoMXiN King tit jueen Mary have Just been In "ICuse Miiiie"- for the third limn. The play has drawn 2.7r,IMlO to the Orury Iiue In a year and a half. So we are hopeful of organizing 1 lurnlixing In woods with tho native a chorus that will rank high. Tho I bluebell or mertenMa, making really big-things in music havo ', inagnlflcent sprlnff pictures. Tho been composed for . choruses, you 'same planting on a small scalo Is know." equally delightful in tho garden.' Tho mixed chorus will bo built Hoth dlo down and loao their around the Monday Musical chor-taves early In the summer. Tho us, which is now threo years old. poet's narcissus cun be grown cosi ly enough In America now that Mc must grow our own narcissus and ,1,1,111 l.i.llia 11ml nnnli. nil nl.1 California SllOrt jgnrdens havo thom in quitfitlty. , It Is an excellent plun- to mix. equal quantities Of. tho two. type In inuking beds in order to prolong tho season of bloom as their effect in the garden irt the, same,,-alter-1 natlng an ornatus and rcourvus bulb, the latter coming into bloom I as the former Is fading. , Tho or-j natus or early typo . Is slightly! larger-flowered, .with' flat petals. The recurvus. -as Its- nam hull- J LOS ANGKLKH, Oct. IS The 1 entire offering of t he California I Walnut Growers' association has :been booked with the output of merchantable walnuts less than ho If thai which the organization packed and shipped hist year. Car lyle Thorpe, general malinger, said here in posting the opening prices for the new crop, representing tho association's quotations to whole salers. The opening prices, a pound, are: Diamond brand, large bud ded, 'A 2 cents; medium budded, 25 cenls; No. 1. '2K cents; Emer ald brand, large budded. 28 cents; medium, budded, '23 cents; No. 1, 25 cenls: baby, IK cents. The I!i2tf crop In California was estimated at 3M.oun.Oiin pounds, com pu red with more than 60,000, 000 pounds last year. The road to success leads In the nppostto direction ; from', tho road to excess, 1 1 . . " SAFETY am:c a; ' ltOlSK, Ida.- (J rover Cleveland Alexander received $' for the first professional game of luiHcball he ever pitched, according to Harry Krebs, llotse fan who played busc ball with Alexander Hi years ago in Nebraska. Alexander twirled the Scotia, Neb., town team lo vic tory over Greeley and thus received Ills first money as a pitcher, Krebs said today. For the post of safety director we recommend some of those Kll ropean duelists who never gel scratched. Scientists are hunting the Ijueen or Shclm's antelope In Abyssinia. We didn't even know shu had one. KNIGHT SPRING CANYON COAL . CLEANER . HARDER ' . HOTTER Holds fire longer Try a loan : and he Service. VAN PETTEN LUMBER CO. "Phone Main 732 MTfavow Flapjack flavor it noidlestory. The Flapjack blend puu this not-to-be-matchrd flavor in your hot cakes a flavor you will not forget. "Albtn imbA ftr Bum Brtikftm" Chinese Pheasant Season Opens Next Sunday j I lmvf iinythiiiK 'u iy 'iiiii'il fur hiinthif; ' Shut (inns. Ctlll I'nati. HiiiiMhk I'nat.i 11 l"I a" ib.i'H of jh"t Kim fll'!- ) il L. LILLY ; HARDWARE l'hoiic Slain 83 Women's Oldest hygienic problem now solved a new and different way true protection. Dispose of it as - easily as tissue. " Till oM-timc "sanitary pad" it fat heconiiug rarity. Millions arc discaxdmit as a needles hazard. ' KOTF.X." a new and remarkable wav. is imw Ujcd by 8 in 10 better cit women. Iiriard :is easily as a piece of r ti.'-snc. No laundry. No cmbar raasiitcnt. h'x five limrs as absorbent AS ordi nary cotton fads Vnu dine. 'lance, motor for botir in sheerest t'rocks without a second's doubt or tear. It dendorics. loo. And thus stops ALL danger ot offending. Yon a-k for it at any druif or de part men t .'"re. wit limit hesitancy. iniply by saying "KOTtX." 1 1 inillinn are Hoinir. Fnd clfl. in-rrnrc wa. linjoy lite evert tUy. I'aekauc of iwclve cosli on) a few tcnta. K o t e X No laundry discard liU tilt '"Multiply this .saving by 4Q i i i WM. Tim average family, let us ay,cory sumcsabout40 cups of cofTeea week. Consider the saving M'J-B givei you by its concentrated strengthand richness. For you can use cs of M'J-B to each epoonful and still have a rich, satisfying cup of coffee. Now multiply this saving 40 time each week it counts up, doesn't it? It is true you buy coffee by the . 1 u.. -V 1... .L. (juuriu uvil yuu UI111K it uy jnc cup. counts! And measured Dy this scale. "M J B is the most economical coffee you can buy. Put it to a week's test and see! DRUGSTORE IltSALTH SALTS W'.'Jm B J?SC'. n 'A rcifrcsmnff'effer vescing viaxaf ivc A pbji(iiit btiiff .Orlnk which prcMiiitJy .ivllcycs oon . stlimtloiv. Hioyni'iin, Jii-uU- HI'llC ntxl flur-.tAtiiiMfici).." v Hlhrt yniir'.'ilny'iri(flil with u jtIhhb of.; li iH 1 1 7 H va 1 1 li Glass Drugs .;. , . bib -'i La Gnuide, Orsoa The Cool Days Are Here Are You Prepared? 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