La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 14, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextThuVsftoy, Octol)er 14, 192(5. LA GBANDE 5 EVENING OBSERVER dociety-Nes Mrs. Kerr Pays Official Visit To Local O.E.S. With Mrs. Lwiore II. Kerr, tfoithy grand uuitn.n of the Oi rr of I ho KitHlt'i n Star of )rtj?on. liort! far an olTU-lul visit to inniwt tliun '2ftn nii'inlHTH nf thiH ilistricf, which . irwluurs I'nton mill Wal lowa eoimtli'N, attciiih'il a niiM-tinur hold In si night tit tin: Murionl Jiull. Hf slileB Mrs. Kerr jk-vpitiI nthr fftand officer and pi si grit ml of ficers woro alHti in utt inland- uinl ri-h'ioiilttl with short u1Km during ill.- evening. Among I ho ntim ler wore Mrs. farrto ( '. .hu-limi.., r grand Until, of Unite!-; Mrs. K.lnU V. Wondworth, gruud ehnnluin, uf i'l ixlloton; Mrs. Johnson, past Kraml treasurer uml tin honorary number of the grmul chapter, or J'emlhtnn: M vx. i:. K. KhMIe, IList gmml Klccfoa, of lslun.1 i1y. and Mrs. .1. V. Mnrelnrk, past grn ml oa , n f 'it i i it iva. W. V. NiiKhaiiin, grand organ Is) of tin- Idaho order of tw ICiiMlcin .Star, nlno spoke briefly. .Mr. Nusbiiuin I.h now music, hi st motor In (ho Crnndo school. ticnrge T. Coo lira n gave tho nrt dr.HH or' welcome for tho owning. ' lho I'll Ion chapter was repre sented by Hi membera, Wallowa' wnt six, I jostinc 1 2, Enterprise two. hoslrlos Hfvora! from Klgin and JoHt'ph. Visitors, wore In at toiulanoo from other states alflo, including sonio from Idaho un.I- Washington ami one from Ohio, 'Win wort liy matron, .Mrs. K. 1 ), Kteincump, presided ovor thol ! meeting. huring tho evening tho Kastern J Star work was exemplified before the worthy grand matron. nftor;nd their early history up to thelof last week, when tho brlds- which the floral degree was con-' present. - .. ... elect received many gifts. T'ie forred upon her by members of' Preceding the progj-ntu a nJwir: i-tlmo was spent visiting, followot Hope chapter of La Grande. business iieting was held, pr-j by rofrosbments. The lodge hall where the meor-j sided over by- Mrs. 1, IJusey, Another shower was given lust ing took i)lace was decorated with -regent. Sevei-ul committees were-j week also when Miss Ksther Ken lUei. soasoivls flowers and numer-' uppolnted io oarry on tlie' vorit I nedy, brlle-oleot, was entertained oils parlwr latiiiis. Yellow mari-"f tJie J). A. II. Mrs. 0. 1C. Morati jby Mrs. J. H. Wranker at tho homo golds and small purple asters ' was named chuirman of tho Kitis iof. Mrs. T. K. Kennedy. Miss wero- arranged In baskets and Island committee; Mrs. Kd Kiddle, vases at appropriate places about 1 chairman of the local committee Hie -room. , fur financing -of the Continental In the dining room where re-! hull at Washington, l C; Mrs. froshtneiils were served, late In W. H. Pickens, chairman of tho the evening, .autumn Jeavos served , eoinmittee on markers for the hls !is a centerpiece. .Mis. J... M. j torlo spots In the Grande ltondi Jloyt was fjliairman of tho com-j valley, and ;lr. II. . Smith, milieu which decorated the lodge l chairman of tlio bettor motion hull and Mrs. Charles Noyes hoal-1 picture committee. ; otf the committee in charge ofthej An armory committee, to work: dining room. j with tho cillens' armory corn- Mrs. Harry Turner was chair-! milteo was appointed, headed by man of the refreshments coin-! 1 '', Margaret Ingle. Other jnein initlee. bors are Mrs. Hay Murphy . u 3' Mrs. Kd Kiddle headed the ro-jMrs. Hay Williams, ceptlon committee, which wel-j After the business session aiul eomed the visiting guests In the' program tho hostesses served hall- before the lodge meeting. j luncheon and tho remainder id' Mrs, Kerr, whose home is tivj the time was enjoyed socially. Corvallls. Vas .the guest of Mrs.i The next meeting of the socloty SN'inoai, last, n.ig'-it and. letl this', will he t the hom of- Mrs. I,. I. inorniiV'r for Coudon. She is tia v-H-lusey the second Wednesday in cling over the state visiting the1 next month. Ir. Margaret Ingle various Kastern Star chapters. Sho'wlll have charge of tho program en inn here from Pendleton yes-j at that time, when the southern rerdny afternoon. is'.atosi will bo discussed. .UNION (-Special). Miss Mar- W W Cr Ell tWtainS jorte Hunt entertained a few ofV-VVy- Tlteii:I,V. . Saturday evening at (i::to o'clock at her home in South l irion. The! ' dining table was prettily decor-n Meinbers of the World Wide aw with baskets of autumn iK"ihl of the Itaptist church cittor - leaves. After tlie supper the time I Those nn s. nt were Marie Smith. : Minerva Says (Viiiu- ilimn li llic IMMK-i- mill mm- ll- XI-". IV 'I-mw-ilto slmi-s lluu arrivl tMay. Till Is Hi" tM,A "fiiVX'-l't hi , tills tut. 'p luivo muni iiii'Uy l-1i II Myli-s In shin's nmv tlinn 'i- cvi'i' hail Iiil.s of slyU's li pk from. A InrKrr rim'nf "I"" ulillhs nmv lliim ''r li'- flHf. lHii'K ri'iiinnlilc. Slyli1 A-l. Wi-nrliis (Jlialily Itooil. The B00TERY Pay CaJi and-Pay Loss THOR WASHERS See our window for the answer La Grande Electric Co. 1412 Mnm At. "Etrryililng MnrtrlnU" Baniasns Fall 6verbioi.se' II j, A ehunnlrip new fall overUuuse id gretn tref with lusiet lueklii; n:w plptni4 or ruby ml The buttons un ot giten centered with the red. I'NIIth (HUilnson, Herman Mires, Kldrod Hutchinson, j. g. jiiinore, and the Jiostess. Murjorle Hia.lt. Mrs. Eakin Hostess To D.A.R. Membez'Si I Mrs. liohert S. Kukln luxd j elmrgo of tho piogiujw yostordHy. 'afternoon when the JmughtorB of I American Revolution mot tit tho home of Mrs. William .Miller u H avenue. She gave a paper on the North Atlantic coast stutos, tolling how they wore founded ! lamcu iasi cveuuiK ui mv tiuuuij Hunderup. elementary director of tlie Ore-gon Hjiitit oonvMitlon. hero this we-k. Miss Hunderup comes to Iji jrumio once eacn your to meet with tho guild. A i t nr Mil's. W. J M cA dory. ciiunw-lor for the guild, welcomed the gnoHts, Miss Jlujwd Jte,etor, pn sidonl of thn society, opened ; 4lu iiKM'ting and -cuJIed upon vr- lous numbers to explain Die point! staudiiivl syKli'in hy which the ; Grande W. W. J. won the dlslrie. trofdiy at the house party held at j Me.MinnvUJe during the summer.: After that she called upon Mls Cornelia Hansen, a past president of the society, who In a few ap-1 proprlate words told the history 'fj the guild and how It won tit; j trophy last ye-ar, after which she Introduced Miss Hunderup to thos-'j who had not met her on her prev- lous visits here. Miss Hunderup told the girls ruiiv. uflt-r which shu Kiivi! un In ti-roMtiiiK explanation uJiuut how p.irll Bill roil Id liPI'ly the moral of the alory In her own life. A Kciurnl iHaruiwIon followiMl anil MI.sm llunkrup an.iwcrud ciuoatloim on Worhl Wide (tulld work In th" Btlllf. Ml,s Zolila I'onnl. KllBllnh tuacil er In the hlith ' w hool h r. waa presint and cavn two inti-n-ntlnB readlnps. Tlie Mason Family on Knhlhilion" and Thomas Daly's Th- Thh-f." I(ifi-ihiiulitii wore nerved liy Miss JcnnJe liolliow. rlinlrmnn f that eomniltti-e, asaisted hy -Mian Ida l-'ranels 1'Yencli. The rooma of the parsonage li.ld h.-en deriiraled for the occasion ly Miss Honnle Oliver and h.-r roniinltl' '". cunsiKtlnir of Mias J'n-nU- M.lson. Mias Morjorle Ma iriiire. Visa Kthel llroun and Mil" Ida Francis French. Autumn )nves were arranged nhollt the windows and doorways and on the library table. In the center of which was tlve district trophy w hich tlie Ia (Irande ulrls brought home from the house larty. I.lghled randies on cHher side f the trophy Illuminated Its surface. The trophy Is an Indian water brought to the I'nlted Htates-by a missionary working In India. .Mil's Hunderup Is meeting lih the W omen's society of the church this afternoon. Hlie wlU prob ably have for Itaker tomorrow. Tuesday afternoon she addressed an ass. mbly Associated (III! students of the high school. The Women's Vor4g slhmloB ary society of the Vlrst Methodist Episcopal rhurrh met at the home of Mrs. T.. V. '" tslersiy afternoon, with Mrs. T. W, Iii chnrK of the devotions! nnl also tlta' afternoon's program. A report of the branch convon tioa hold lust wob at Hoiao, Mu ho, was igiveu by the women of tho loonl Hooloty who nttondo-1, Mrs. (J. (. Jloadloy, Mrs. H. W. Parker. Mrs. T. K. Pearson. Slra. U. W. Lelghton, and Mrs. It. b Tylw, oneh trtUng ahout a spcol.il feature, of the worlc of tho sooloty. lurinff tho convention Mrs. " I'ar ker was nuule- a life member- of ttio district society. v , After, tho program tho hostess m-rved refreshments to- the IS women preaoat. ' "I Miss Southwell " -Weds Mr, Kennedy MKDICAi. Hl'ltlNOS gpeclal). A pretty wodtllng was KOlewn Iwd hero Wednesday afternoon of lust week wlieo Miss lhi South well an J Wosley Vivian Kennedy WiWi unliid in niari'iaB'o at tho homo of tiio bridegroom's parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. K. Kennedy. The manias .ooromony was performed liy ttio ftov. O. I.. MuoeU. of lin ker, in tho prewnce of ft few friends and relatives. j After the wedding dinner was served for tho hridal party. Tho bridegroom is well known, hero, having made this place Imhi home most of his life. Miss South-, well's homo is In Portland. , , ; 'Die newlyweils Mill reside on tho J S. Wlnth ranoh. On Wednesday evening the on- OnA onninmnltu Ill o i-.l t tl... Konapdy ,,omfl for a chnrivuii puny. i no visitors were mviieji iu and an enjoyuble evening spent, MEWOATj BtHINGR (Speelm). Seveml delightful affairs wore gl vca hon o rl n g Miss 1 la South well, nreeedlner lier marriage to Vlvlnn Kfnnnlv Inwt week. M I'H. !' J. 1A Kennedy entej'talnod . at u miscellaneous shower on Tuosd'iy Kennedy's marriage to Wilson Ways will he an event of tho near future. Luncheon Honors Mrs. Harry McClay TTX'Tnw oeelaH Members of1 the thfn to a, number of guests at a lunch-' eon Monday afternoon at 1:15 o'clock at tho rnloa hotel, honor- r !iouo,"iJ rers dcor- f ible, where Ing Mrs. Harry McClay llouqut-t of fall ftowers atod the long dining table, covers wore laid for 1 M women. After luncheon: six tables were ,,,1,,, arranged for brldg Score, going , to Mrs. William Dob bin 'and the consolation prize to lriiioMnmti 'iri Mn 1 BOi, opoii egg and JoUuou, sand-. -i ka has done 'more good thau nny jiuicmnson. -i is. mc- , w svong(t p,id- thlnj;-." (Higne.l) Lola Cook; ONK SneolaD Mrs Walton dln mllk' toa' ' J spoonful Adlenlia removes GAS vi w i? L JMNNKIt Veal stew wlthlUml often brings suiTHsing relief Mrs. Halter StenvHia, u ... ,n,lfir.rtn, tha t..mnh r ihm f..n Mrs. James VNION (Special) Cock and entertainel the members of th.'! T. I!, club Saturday afternoon at a one o'clock luncheon at the homo of Mrs. Cook In honor of Mrs. Harry McClay, who loft this ... 1 ' ' ' , :e as a centerpiece for ouch of the two small tables, whe.-o luncheon XoUowod by cajJ - Mrs. T. Z. Terrall won liifli score at bridge and Mrs. 4Yed l-'os received tho consolation prize. Mrs. McClay was given a gue-t 1 priKo. Announcements Social aiiJiftiiticautils nine lie HiitMl 4ft 4 bis (wiUiinn Tree of Winrgt. Any aiuucHinoi'ineiilH Ifcrlalntng to any funoilim sttrli as couket Untd salt, -it? will le refnsoil. Ainiotiiicenienls, to be prlntofl Ilia siimh day, must h-. Ju solely fdlLor'M bauds by V:00 o'clock. Svwh eilltoi 's nolo. ' Tnc jUJ10r Matrons Itl'ble eluhs of the (.entra cilurri, f ChrWt wt mevt ut tho home of Mrc. Carl Dallas, 4u4 Main, this eve- nnlng. The hoses will be assist by Mrs. Dallas Green.. The Duthor league of the Luth eran diureh will entertaJn ,at n sociable tomorrow evening In tin1 ien delighied ! Women tre enthiuixtic about tie new Oronite Cleaning Fluid it cleun o beiutifull 1 Noa ciplo- lirc only t niilJ, quick-v.uuh- ing odor. Follow direction. nd it cleanteven the dainueatblousei, utin tlippen, kid gluvet, bin, erget or Sanneli, . Upeitrr, etc. A triumph i the St.nd.rd Oil Company of California .den tine laboratoriei. Ready Daw at grocrry, drug, hardware or de partment store., or at Standard Oil Service Sttiiona. rrfttVJt) o-affAT or cwrorxw QeaningRuid (MJW-FUPiOS'vf OUT OUR WAY 1 k " -rSr;:. : " V.r w "T:-n" --.:v A GOOD , aotW T'Beo . , j f" kj I: jpper. ATS ' nrK,iidtv TJtr't.n ui rati hi . --.j - -. . -r ' . .-.."T- ----- i i - -rr r- I r ir i i MOMENTS VMt'O UKE TO UV ' 1 j:ln.li(iir'"!i;S church annex o'clock. beginning Tho Greenwood l'arent-Teachor ' association will meet at the school tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock. Tho meeting is being held In tho evening so that all parent:, es pecially tho fathers, can attend. An interesting program has been prepared and a mrgo auenuunou Is desired. A speaker favoring a normal school for f.asiorn urcgon will ne.tnere. , i The ltlvorhi Tarent -Teacher as soclation will mebt at tho school I I.VI.In.r i.Cinrnnnn ' Ii4 ' A fi n't'lnflt. at ' ' - - - t0 th(( woj n(? point, Clirring io n" mbo, B t0 uUj'l dissolve ug1W-. Honvo from heat l-non juleo und dissolved 'gelatin. SHr well and lot mixture. I C?' i. Hl-., C!. Sister Mary Says:i ' ' I j , . ,.,,.,,, t,n u I I HRKAKKAST Sliced peaches. cereal, thin croam. broiled ham. creamed potatoes, crisp graham l.LJNCHKON ('reani of lonuito dumplings, baked macaroni and lomatoeM, oabhagu and beet salail. mold of pears with whipped cream, brnn rolls, milk, coffee. Tho veal stew 3s well flavored and mode rich 4 ti mineral sails by tho onions und carrots In It; Mac FrlgiJaire Offer , Mure or Lcks ' Nrw Low ' .. PRJCtS rlfn flU.fusHtd ariHai tl. H-t-l vM uMH ! $225 Mw dMm 250,000 umm mn mw nlr frntthw frlgtittn Mil . ?hym4 Xst $ 395 UeHat(a PaM t Fnidair 7aroui is served in place of potatoes J with tomatoes making tho dish of I great valuo toward a balanced Uet. Tho salail adds tho neoessury vua- mines and tho dessert furnishes the sugar for quick -und adds fa,t to a menu somewhat lacking in this nuU'iment. Gruiw J ii Ice SiMmge Pudding One cup grapo juice, 'juleo 1 i(Mon i. , cup sugar, few grains tablespoon granulated go intin, 4 tablespoons cold water, whites 2 egg Soften gHatln In cold water for five minutes. Dissolve over hot i......., Hflnir irwimi In.lon ft mil HIlITIir . ...... '"'" Klnnlng to thicken. Mrs. Cook Says Gas Made Her Nervous 'Tor years I luil t'a on tho j Htomach-and was nervous,- Adlcr- to the sl'tmuch. Stops that full. bloated feeling. tDon't uaHte time with pills or tablets but' let Adler- lka give your bowels n KKAJj oieanslng, bringing out matter you never thought was In your system! ThH'7. JU'ug Co. Adv. FRIOIDAIRE provides greater food space than other electric refrigerators of equal sice. This is because the hiijhJy efficient and economical frost coil, an exclusive Frigitlaire feature, occupies Jess -space than the brine lank previously used, permitting greater food storage capacity io 0 cabinet of any given tisc. Larger -supplies of perishable foods can be carried At one time. ; Greater food capacity, quieter operation, free dom from vibration, lower operating cost, a wider range of models, the more precise engineering and manufacturing methods of General Motors, greater beauty of design, proven dependability in ervice these are the things that have made t Frigidaire the choice of the overwhelming majority of users of electric refrigerators. Come to our display room, telephone, or mail coupon below fur complete infoniutioo. JESSE ROSEMUUM Ijsl Grande, Ore. Ji:s.t5 ItriHKNHAT'M. PU.K tfntj wtt caaftrtc tnfcHlua start Fnfhbtrt. htmmt AUttM By Williams ) Heat whiles of eggs until sliff and I dry with will. Fold Into Jelly mix- tore and .heat until stiff enough to- hold Ha Hhuiie. Turn Into ji mold mid chill. Servo wJUi liolltul i ilalard mado with yollts of egga. I oopyiigut, lvsii, uko.-imrmaK, fnc). I ICVOM TIO.V JiOOKS l)..M.0l:l) j ICANHAS ,ITV. Kan. Hooks on j nvolutinn urn torn mysteriously III ! tho public library lillil quotation j from tho lllblo wi'lllen in. ., SALE OF ALUMINUM LIFETIME, WEAREVER, PRINCESS, PARAMOUNT, PRINCESS ROASTERS $1.29 LIFETIME ROASTERS All styles, all sizes $2.25 to $1.95 WEAR EVER ROASTERS All styles, all sizes $3.95to $6.95 WEAR EVER SKILLETS Electric Plate size Cast Aluminum Fry Pans at a new low )rice. , 98 FINE - HANDKERCHIEFS NEW. ' ' Swiss - Irish Linen .' '.' : Plain, .fancy, cnibroicteved and hand painted. . i Reasonably priced', 25c to $1.25. PUTMAN'S HappiestllomeH v Where Mr. Husband fVlpeS lite Ulhlies 1 - ' ATLANTIC CITY, Oct. 14, (AP) The' happiest, homes in Auwrleu aro iiiuniied by bushuiids who oo- oujiionally wipe dishes, said Mrs. ji'eoll tl, Haiey. homo service dl wtor for the Westchester i.lght Ing; Conjpivny. Conkers, N. Y., U an uldreHH .today Ueforo' tlio Am erlcuu th asHoclalJon. "I rtjako this slutement In rtvfu taiion oC the nocuwUlon tluit tllsh wlplng now and then tends Ui de grado or cultivates un Inferiority complex In man-Led men," she ox plalu'Ml. ''Tho most coiinpanlon aide and efficient ly-etilppod homes im llin land have boon made so by meu vvito linow- Jtiomo-llvlng condltionn by personal -experience, and who Inshd, that thitfr homos efficiently operated n their nfflees.' : Hi IMVK lltlVi:S OX I.H PKKDAPPIO. Italy jVIurwollui who can drive an auto Uko Harney OldMotd, is good with th" Ke hn w inftiiff loo., Ho showed some farm laliorers how to iiiajio two oxen work a grain ran pur.' ; , , . .. .. . II V " Fm Credit GARR'S l -'NEW Combination Tea Pol and Percolator . $1,95 ' NEW ' Combination Tea Kettle and Tea Pot $239 NEW 8-Cup Cold Water P43rcolators ' $3.95 NEW ; Combinette Steamers $3.95 SEE THE COMPLETE LINE IN OUR WINDOWS TRY THE OREGON HARDWARE FIRST Since 1870 MH.1C Kt A D1CINK N Ky YOlt K-To help pay "nr ( urvuvux d ttie Hko, night olul lu thn rear forties, now beginning (their big harvest season, art HirgUig.t for a drink of mllK. if a Hiirwly patron doeH not earth; ' for mllli other things rost more., : How She Gained lft Pounds in 22 Days5 TJiut's going Hoite-mt skinny 4 men, women und children JmW p can't help vKHug on good, healthy flesh when Uwy tak Mo(?nyH Cort 't Mver Oil C..nip"i"id Tublets.- - f Ah chock full of vltumlne.4 a th& nasty, flsh-tating ond livpr oil h$ self, but tjiene Hugur-ooaled, tast'-V less tablelHvare a (easy to tak n'-'' candy, and won't upset tho Htonf-f oh. . . U One woman gnlnetl (n potmr.; in twenty-two days. 41 tub lets. IU ';. iu'nt. Ak lied Cross. Prug ftorp or any druggist, for ileOny'd 4 Toil Ij.lver (til Compound H'ahleta and 1 I If you don't gain at least & pounds . j in lilt days your druggist Is author- I 1oit u hand you back live money you paid for them. . - j j I lnsiHt op MoCoy'H, the ' original '' land genuine. Adv. ' . t - S; ;? - . P I I IW I HI S No Intemit PRINCESS DISH PANS $1.29 14-Quart Round DISH PANS At an exceptional price. Paramount STEW PANS 3for9 Your selection of 3 nested sizes Princess PERCOLATORS $1.29 8 Cup lit