La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 18, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMonday,' October IX, jD'ij. LA GRANDE EVENING ' OBSERVER Page' Three SociEryNEB Club. Entertains . - Women Teachers . '": V At Annual Tea Thp Neighborhood club entfr taii)Ld at the unnuttl teachers' tea Siit unlay afternoon at 2 o'clock ut Jluqua lmil, compliiiu-nttiiK th. woificn teurhora of the city und the wives of furulty. Twulvo lublen were seated for ItrldRf! ut 2 o'cloclt, where Mis. Vuter Vrry, lira. Walter Now land. Mis. Grace K. Molltor and iits nuiiiiiirr vie in niuie, J nrury. suit's uiiom 2 present ror Ken used Joe ally. - Mr. NiiHhuum sangr two num bers, Dudley Murk's tfunset" naJ "Oreaniing Jreuinlotf" by Vict pi Herbert. Colon It. Ebcrhurd spoke pn the Kuwtern Ore if on uormul school measure. Oregon schools require 12UI) teachers yeurly, he ud, aud only 'J25 of that number ure en rolled In Oregon normal school, making' It tii-eessury to recruit th.? others from outside schools. An tast Oregon school would ruiioily this condition. Miss Mabel Joty spoke a few words regard lnir the county 11- Hinton, provided by Mrs. It. 1 J Mrs. C. McPherson. presi dent of the association, appointed KldHdge Huffmun und Mrs. IS. IX Towler to meet with T. Iong f el low, some time soon to decide upon a motion picture mac hi no for Greenwood school. The ma- Tyler and Mrs. l It. Sells. Miss Tlcklebeck received hltfh score at bridge. Mrs. Hayes and Mrs. (liiye ' Kilts tied for the second honors. They cut for the prize, IIimiai iilnn!n.F VI .... Ut..ll.. . . ti i ri . V r L ffbine will probably be In use by nisle received first p.- at Hie ktnulimton tubie and Miss Mun3cn,yon a,Toni' I Miss Ksther Phelps' room was After Mrs. Kohort , 8. Eukin, awarded the picture for having president of the club, had woj-! Ihi. iul.Ktl(,t number pf .parents in coined tho teachers the guesis attendance. were entertained with two songs OUT OUR WAY ,.. .'By Williams A , reception - for (lie fathers and mothers was hold following- the meeting. 1 . . COVE (Special). At the regu- by Mrs. A. I. Itiehurdson. ac companied by Mrs. t. Hoiin"K ut..thc piano; a solo dunce by Miss June Siunge, uccompunle 1 . - ,. .., ,. ! seinUjnonthly meeting Of Iho rftup- or r.u.llnss t.y .Ml. IL.th. ,.. ,' Vl.u.-Uuy definite O-n00nelub 'color, yellow "".I ' P'T '1'" , ' ..... be held November 17. Apron, white, were turned out In e . ammk ,. fu ,unohoon set. r-olor sehemo used to decorate the (, na , Dull nnd the dining room wIkmv, en served after the w.n.0.. ,ne )manr LlJhow wl he Uold cnndelal.ras wl h white can- at nMn , d , dies were on the tables und ,,,.,. t , , variety of the season s flowers f were arranged in other parts oft room. iJ. J. B. ClUD HlGetS . Mrs. J. T. Loutrfidlow and Mrs. , .1 TT W. I. Mc A dory cut ices, which were nlso yellow und white, und M W. W. N us) u u m a nd M i's. M. P. M osmium poured. They were assisted by members of the committee in charge, headed by At Gilmore Home Mepibers of the J. J. 11. club re. entertained Krlday evening I when Mr. and Mrs. Harry QIJ- Mrs. Oscar I'oarch. l!V 1 V . i their - home horn. Hotuiuets ot , oMier-members of tjte commit- lhft 80U8On's flowers In lavender loo-rwera Mesdames Henry Hil, am, whfto Wfre uminKe,i u4lo..ii W. Nowland, Lee Heynolds, Myr- tm, rooms , tie Oelst, (Irace Mqlltor, W. V. I ' . t w 11 !....-. 1-1 1 Mr uni1 Mrs At Hermann re- , .... 1, .....1 . celved h gh score for the evening Dixon, Oliver Kdey, It. I . I yler, . , , u . . ,. 1. . 1. ., t 1 i cards, and the prize for low I H. I. l.undtsf Thomas Watsinger, .... ... . . I H..l'. .Mo.sn.an and Misses Kannle ""l wrM ,0 ."- r8' " .sj.er and Gladys Miller. t . '. h ... 1 club ineinliPia after the games. I The next meeting of the club will be two weeks from i'Yhloy night, wlien Mr. und Mrs. Harold hyjnun will entertain. BOO-Mo-rioo X KKlOWlWAfSMtP did nt x laiothe tOWJEL OM THlE e.lMr X WAS WASHlMG, ; AWD HE. WEAKfeO THE TOWEL. AWAV AWO POT -THE SfbvE RAGr !m ITS rUtC I UU-.I OLO CHOKE. HIMt I 1 rV-' ME! GOOD GO SAWES" ME.! AV.VUS ME, ' IF "SQMEBODV FWOS A WAIV IM E PAM- ME I oows. CAT HAS. A rr s EW t'l r SE.Rve WOO F?iuHT FOR uoT GOiWCr UP T-irlE. BA'iiA ROOM "Tq VAA&H I AMC5 f&V,LQWWATtlV MOOR STEP 1 ysooR STEP ! mm VJHV MOVERS "GET graw. .-ti-.f.'.'.' -! ju j ; , ' . ot sv ma sssvict r:& omcE CAT: . T'A M.K M- , They don't offor 41uote cnin palito. eiKUfs. uny ourcr v has U anu'd tlio ropi d. You don't have to bo old .to Re member when u Ki'"l thought b was j-cui devlslj V'lU'n she bQO'bt u packet of ciRurets. . Windy Wolf: "We've had Ap- Beautiful Nw Silk ChemlteipYJ- In plain tailored and fancy pleated, georgette 'and lace trimmed: All moderately priced. " , .. i k . $k r,n . fin,i...'.. " v;.t t .. .VIYW .r- SfVWW . 1 (I...H .-11.-.., t PUTMAN'S "Well." IU..1...IAH fl...M(l full l.u...tt.r I pie wcvk uni I'lome wiwiv. v ny 'jsn't eveippe yet, but Burcly you fther, "which ' aide of 'thp house J matter with the old-fashioned syj- dp you think ho jreaemble?, jtem of using a match? . - said his viMtoiilshejl j -.. can't we huvo l'oftc Huason Tatteis; "W ek?" do soxr; or tiii-: kkiht Tell ino not In mpurnful numbers : Skirts once more are growing long, '' ; For to me the dress that cumbers Hhupcly shins Is ' somehow wronK". ' .. ' : .. Dimpled knees nnd cnlves well rounded, ' Ankles slim nnd neatly aluiped, Wake In mn u joy unlmunded How I dread tu see Ibem draped! Garter pink nnd silken Blockings, Holds the world u fairer bIkIu? Hut llluo Noses say tboy'ro sliocUr Ing And should never seo tho light. djon't suxgest that . he er- lifie the side pf Jh hQ11. do y.ou that blond jWjvat hanp.ened to steniiitrupner, joef ". -.( .. ;MTlip wlfo made mo flro her. .. j'wifen't she capablo?" . 1 '"That's Just if cupuble of any thing,!'. . . ,,. V jodor hnrfvheen added to natural gas at lUtlA Itoek, Ark., to make I eii k a ge dlstwiilblo. What's t h e A Ia Grnmk' nian,..-' with two ; reach Old Town without going it Kourth streot. ' Whotber h 'hau I any I'Yench blood in hint or not is ; unknown ' but before ho was ' through, the other fellow; was i holding both packages.'1! i 'i :..! ' The worst months for nutomn blle.i,fu.tuinijj. .ntuAisdc , piQ.ve.v are th IjisJ. tyo months, jif.the oJtffyear and the '.first jcijof new,, V Maidens clean-llmbereij brlght- A new bridge club, to be known Father's Night , -. Observed by P.-T, Father's nhrht was observed I l-arenl-IVael,,.,, association at thei hwc , ,,.,. Hulmol at 7M.I1 oelock. I was held Saturday afternoon ul ' li.vpcalion was Kivon by .he , hom &, .t ev J. A. Ma", after vl.leh W I MuuM nvpnup W. Nusluiniiij.. musical dhy or of Two tables were at play. will, the U -Orao-le scl.oo s. ed In he - Viiimng- bl.TO AhiKlnK of "America.' hlcl, m Ttle hoate mrYl.4 u pltle opened the -piOKram luncheon followlnB the games, . Avery Mlllerlns and Dollie flail-1 .,. (iuh t t ,w0 ii'T, i.rHi Ki"le iuiii iiuiii .inpo weeks. A hostess for the next meeting has not yet been dcflulte- . ly decided upon. Amy .lacobey's room snng two numbers, , "Two Utile Dairy Maids" and ". "ome on my l.lltb' Master.', Miss Man CallaKlK-r,- ,:NOK (gpw.tal). Mr.. Ton. played n piano solo, and Judije f.o(,( wM hos((M fit n un(.lpon lU IIukI. K. Itiady spoke on the city O.rlort ,,Yl(my urternoon lit a.n.ory bill. tellinK ot .Is a. Ivan:- Um. ,)0Im! hl.ri, Wl,Inlle of , awes to the public Ben.-n.lly as Thirteen club were her well . as the natjonal guard CO...-. B,1P8lB .,..e luncheon 'table, were puny I here. He told of the cost ,lecortttt.lI fol. , he occasion with of the armory building and sal.l )() lp of ,, floW(.ri) nl that the people of Kastcrq Ore- (,tv0(1 ton would help pay for Imnrove- ,.ou'r tables -of bridge were at menta In the armories In the following luncheon, with western fart of the state anyway, Mifh hmon Kolng l0 Mrs. wrr so the money might as well bo V1,.S Wu,,r f0ck. Mrs. -rr! i Frank fiturglll, Mrs. Nell Hutch- C inson utj'l lrs, Mary Hutchinson. Minerva Says W'v have n new shipment nf luIieV SpiiiMcx Silk los lt fy In Ibis morning. 'v arc In n poilii.n li -Jire for your wauls ir you niv in the market fur silk hosiery. New. colors, nil sies. . Ilnve yon seen the new Twiddle fall styles lit slim'-? If not. take a look. They arc nf fly patU'ms. Priced to fit your pocket -hook a. well as your fc4T. , ' ' ' The BOOTERY lny Cnfli nnd 1'ny UNIO' (Special) - Mrs. Viola Parker was hostess to the mem bers pf the Presbyterian choir at her home, iq North Tnlon Thurs day evening. The time was spent socially, after which refreshments were served. I NION (Special). The Wom en's Christian Temperance union was entertained Wednesday after noon by the president of the so ciety. Mrs. Viola Parker, at lirtr home in Nor) It I'nion. Refreshments were served fol lowing a pleasant afternoon spout visiting. COVE (Special). Mrs. Frank Miller was hostess at a brid ?e luncheon at her home Hatunluy afternoon at 1 o'clock. The mem? bers of the Young1 Alu Irons Hridne club were her guests. ' NORTH POWDKIl (Special). Mr. and Mrs L. M. Russell, of Portland, who have been visit hi y here, were entertained Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. WHY NOT USE "ABERDEEN UTAH" "COAL" Take Down The Receiver Call M-17 Sawyer-Holmes Mercantile Co. rhone Main 17 New Combination 1 9 The "modern ' treatment has been fniccejtsrully used in this charmln pink nnd green gdov ilk combina tion. The pink material la rfecorated with nsfttel-colored feometrlc Aowera. Vatr ttitehln in grn la uh m Korsslrom.' i A " thi'ee-eoui'se luncheon' wns serVed, after wljlch lhe; tlme was enjoyed visitlnK. ' ' ' 1 ' 50 Attend Dinner : Given by W. R. C. About 50 persons attended tho regular dinner Klvep Saturday noon by Oliver P. Morton Relief Corps, No. 87, for the old veter ans, at the K. P. halt. Cqloii'd v. S. Ivan hoe was the principal speaker during tho dinner. Jfe talked about the Kastern OreKon normal school bill und the armory measure which will appear on tho ballot at the next election, telliiiit of the merits und needs for each Miss Myrtle Wilcock sun two numbers and Francis Keith We Mb gavo a reading, which oomploted the protrram. At $:'M) o'clqclf 80 members of the corps gathered for their regu lar business session, ' Mrs. laura Rraden presided and plans for h special meeting Thursday, when the department president. Mm. Mlnda flattery, of Eugene, will be hero, were made. Several members of the locy,! corps will go to t'nlon Wednes day when t he relief corps there will meet with Mrs, Slaltery. Mrs. hucy Urahain was chair- tnan of the committee In charge of Saturday's dinner. Other mem bers were Mesdames Anna Grand, Mattle Golden. I.ydla Grundy. Cella Gales, Mary Male und Man gle Mermun. Because the organization papers hud not yet arrived from Chicago very little was accomplished Hat unluy ufternoon when incmho-a of the Mother's Self Culture club met for the second time since or ganisutlon at t he home of tho Y'ioe president, Mrs. Klmer Mc-MunuH. JWI I'M. McMnnus presided over the meeting und ufler a short ImihI ness session tin imiiromptti pro gram was given. Ueginning with the next meet ing, which will bo Nov. 4, ut the home of Mrs. John S. Hodgln, the meetings of the club will be held on Thursday instead of Saturday. The club was organ ized two weeks ago und plana were then to meet every Satur day, but because of many other meetings on that day the time has bee'n changed. . 1 . The Women's Christian Tempar ance union will meet, at the Meth odist' church south, Tuesday df ternooij, Oct. IJ), at 2:30 p'cloek. All those Interested ure .Invlled to attend. , Sister Mary Says; ed before arranging as n (Copyright, m'ti, NIOA Inc.) .. , , '. . H'UfUl. Sorviup MAN'S ARM RROliMN RREAKKAST Apple . sauce, splnneh with jiouched egg on toast. crlxp gruham leant, milk, coffee. MJNCIIKUX Creu'm of cauli flower, soup, croutons, pear salad, whole wheat bread und butter sandWlches, milk, tea. JJlIXNUR Scalloped potatoes ! with sausage, broiled tomatoes, stuffed celery, sweet cider Jelly trith sucturd smice, nut cookies, bran' rolls, milk, coffee. Quite small- children may be served the scalloped potatoes with out the sau.sage and the celery without the stuffing. Am to the dinner dessert,, niore sauce. . (.Juin jelly should te tnsfr portiut). ' The pear salad suggested In the luneheofi menu might fMease your bridge or sewing club some after noon. Serve It with tiny assorted .sandwiches or dainty hot buttered 1 finger rolls. I Pour Salmi (for Four) Two large pears, one orange, nne- half cup sugar, one-half cup water, one-fourth cup walnut meats, ono- f half cup needed California grapes, one-half cup whipped cream, boil ed salad dressing. Make a heavy sirup of sugar and water. Add pears, pared, cut in halves and cores removed and cook over a low fire qntll pears are transparent. Add the orange cut In thin Hllces with the pears. When pears are tender and clear remove from si nt p n nd red uce tdru p to .Jelly. Kill cavities of pears with this jelly. Arrange on hearts of lettuce and sprinkle with .orange ! slices. Add grapes and mils (o sal lad dressing and fold In whipped j cream. Mask pears with this mlK j tore and Herve. - The fruit is of course well cblll- NORTH POWDER (Special) Homer Pierce cecoived . a broken arm Jind the borne on which he was riding had Its neck broken last week when tlio horse stopped In a gopher hole and fell. Jle was running horses when tho accident j occurred. . , j The Injured arm Is getting along fine. eyed, joyous, . j Gay us dancing leaves In fall, . Or reformers who annoy us. . Which are better after ullY Well. J'U let the kill-joys wall at Dresses short. I'll airing with . youth, Kor today what fogies rail at, On the morrow is tho truing Prof.: ""When hl Vh'gH tU?,,( Mmvel-Uciit: "ftl A. IV PiHi. "A. li, Don't yon mean lb IV."' Slowctl-ili-nt: , "til A. Jl. Ilfiyr one years aftor blrlli-" - i liirr i xi'aiti:d 1 "Now that you've seen my son and heir." said the proud young RENT IT by th i1 i i.i.i .1 mi) l m i. .11'.,. 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