La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 16, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday, MovgmU'i' tJ," 1026. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER SocietyNews Two Bazaars to ' .Be Attractions Of This Week With the approach of th taoll Uxy season many of the church organizations are pfenning bazaars 'where Rifts for Chrlntmaa may bi diun.'Jiaju'd. Th annual IxuMitr i one, of the principal uctlvUlcgof the rhurrh women's orffunljyitloiis rach your aufl enthusiastically, looked forward to by Iho niemhcTi and Monde of the societies. 1 Two hilars hvo ulrrujJ)' besn when lu'i-e this full and two more nro vluniioii for ihis Wi'ck, Th . first- on will be given by xli; IhipllHt Wonico'H BOt-U'ty tomorrow : -In the Smith hulliltnK, opposite' thf :jk' cJyh, ami tl ofber will 1a Krtduy and HuUirdjiy of tlilu, week hi the basement of the Kir.ijj 1'rfHbyteriao church, tflyei) ity thy 1 .ml h it' Aid society, ' j The. hnznar to be givpn by IheJ llQplJttt n oniffl pQ'u u contest j of wveral wen-ltn, with M'd. If. l'. Nell son .and Mr. W. h. Jh-Vhu hh chpirmen of the two divLona. The divUlon having the largest :ugmlur of m tlx'ten on dbmhiy witn llui lwl work will h the wJnnjcr. Aprons Jhncheon petit, bogdoir pil lows, pillow altps, buby. urtU'l-a Vlid many other hund-mude. arti eles w)Jl be ttfhlhHejJ. - ' in connection with the fiine.y work display there will also , be :t rooked food und cupdy wile, , . J '('he Presbyterian church, "'has'-j inent Is being transformed' this work und visitors' ther Krlduyand' HuturUuy will he pleused with the arrangement of the little built -nr. booths and the tiihh? for the, rafetertu luncheon. It Is declared.. Mrs. ltay h Murphy. Mrs. K. L. Jtnlston and Mrs. I,. K. Dunn are In charge of Hie decorating. I - Mrs. Oscar I'onrch 'Is chairman, of the cundy booth whore a ' ah-J rlety of gift boxes of candy forj ( 'hrlstnms or Thanksgiving may be had. - Mrs. Kva Wlssler will h? ht the booth where conserves, jei-J Mrs, marmalades und canned fruits : will bo exhibited. . .. '': J; ,': Mrs. Murnhv will have charfff of9 the pillow booth, Mrs. . Hulstojj , the . dressing table, bureau - oidi other bedroom sets und Mrs. .Duufi l the boudoir lamps. A special:. Iii- ;tlo ,. nook hue been arranged, J9& i. Mrs. Colon H. Khcrhu.nl lit chattj .man. of -the handkerchief hot1 and many hand-tinted and bant'-, 'embrolilered handkerchiefs 'In botty r .linen and silk have already, hoen turned in to her for thufc displnyfc Mrs. Hairy II, Turner Is chairman ;lu charge of the towels, luncheon , sets, pillow slips und other mbi- j 'Moe - Is clmlrnmn of the uproiii i.booth. . . Mrs. Kvelyn Heurnshaw, Mrs.! Clyde Selta and Mrs. (fhuiie B(.h;j jienUump wlJI have charge of the ; VI)H Klephunt for the : Hinus- . inent of the children preaint. Mr. 'J( T. Richardson will sell sanitaryj : J II OpK. J A cafeteria luncheon will be, IKoryed 1'Ylduy duihig the luneh- ii-on, hour in the churrli buseme:)tj and' all afternoon on flaturduy. On! I'YIday invening the annual chlckenj dinner will be Jhe feature; A, intiHlcal program has been .ar-j ranged for the dinner hour. j Mrs. W. Noyes and Airs. A. MeKinstry are In charge of this part of the huxujir. Nov. 18, at the I. O. O. P. hall hure. Corona, outlta. lunchonn m(i and various other articles of needlework will toe for sale. There wilt ajso be a candy booth, a fish pnf aad otoer attructtoiis. J.uncheoo Hl be served during the aoon hour. A musical pro gram will be a feature of the eve ning. COyK (Special). The UidW Aid of the Methoditft KpJat-oiyU cnurcn nr-ro are planning a ha nuur for Wednesduy, e. J, They are now working on several aril des io be sold ut that time. JMKMCH peeiul. The imzanr und supper given by the Indies' AW aocU-iy Ji l-'rlduy evening was urcHsful. Juring (lie eve ning a program was given under the direction of Mrs. ilalpb Mor gan und Miss Kzina Uaxter. Mrs. Oils KuchunaQ wuu given a quilt Class Meets at H, E. Dixon Home Mrs.. lonuld M, Purup h i i churge.of the atudy yeaterduy uf ternoon when the Art Itcseurch eluss met at the homi of Mrs. H. K. OIkoii on Kecond street. IHe subject was "The AK of Perga The ne.t meeting of the clus win no lec. 6( at the home of Mrs. 1'. P. Mossman. Build a New Warship V your tu and tMiffa are not. i Thicken mid luaoiu-oni luuif Is delletnuH and etui be made of bulled canned chlcken.iii an emerg oncv. ; . . -, lileken uud Miicnroul IamiC. ..One and ttn-half cups mucuronl broken in i-ineh lengths, t cup cnoppd chicken, ', t wo-thtiils t up blanched and shredded wlntnndM, H cup iiiauyj i-li, Z -e, cup creum, V4 teapuou aull, 1 grating uf nutmeg, dh iuu,Hiurd. i'unk mai-arojil in bulling awltid water until lender, ufcmit 2ti mlu cites. lrujji und blunrh. 4'uuiJ)i wiih ohleliiMi. ulmnjids und thee. Mix thoroughly and add 'ggH weJJ beaten and . combined with creum and seasuulnnji. Mix thorouuhly bm i lightly and turn Into a well but-, lered, smooth mold. Fill mold about Ihtee-u.ifartcr full.1 ' lluttej' cover of mold imd put lit place. Steam for tvu Iioui-h. iteninve,anl Uivert mold over dish in which loaf -The trifted Btates navy got its first triplet when Mrs. Jme IVLilaney. wife of a first class gunrtermaHter on the auoniaria S-U. at San DiuQ. Calif., presented her hubby with th habics howi here, w pnoto snowa iMataney at the left -with his daughter Blanch, aged two. Then coraetha V triplets James, Jr., Patricia Anne and Cui tuj and Mrs. Moloney, ' V COVK (Special). The Women's club, will gvo a haxunr Kriday. L Minerva Says Another shipment or nim'i ltts niul scml-ililti-s luw. Snnio 0-ini'li lop, (Irai)iiii sole gervjee tli-t'ss sltnoti. 9-inch work: also 12. II anil 10-iii. online sIkcs for liiU'r wrar. I'rfa-Pd from .T. to tlUJIII. llui'klHft HI-CiU liu'luilrtl in 1xIk of pivlly rtn-ss slip pers for wouiin. from i.VOA lo X(I.B.-. An'll-AlllH ami Hoi Y.ks Af-li-Toiw ai 810.00. ItiiltlM'in ami IppciJi you hell tut Hum uou. The BOOTERY Wlurr '' I'Hit an liiililnjc Ketwrea 76 und 80 uttemli-ri th pothu'lf jjlnn'r of SI. ivter'a Kpla copul parish last evening ut 6: '5 o'clock at Honaa hall. The dinner wag held curly to enable- those present to utUpod the benefit concert- nt ' the First li-eshyterltn ehurcli, The Diirpsse of the dinner and meeting was to dlseyss next year's chgrch. budjf't. f. A. Zuibrlclt acted us chutrmun and everyono favored the budget as outlined lo the A-esti-y. - A' French doll, made by thn women tt St. J'ftcr's Kplscopul Kill Id, was iflvn to J-;, Murks, ' ' r " Pinochle Club '.- J)-s.; Gles Harnden entertained tJiPUiqciUe ?lub Katurda) 4 nlng ajt f honie on V avenuo l7ive. tables . were at play auj Jotiies ' O'Neal mod high seoi?. Tjlit eointo)aloi) prize went to Mrj. V B..,McClMre. . 'Uncheon was served , at an ap propriate hour. - The. club was recently organlzej here and a name has nojv been chosen. It Is VAblibltum," a Lul!n word meaning at. pleasure.",. Klfteen members of the Uiverla CumpHre gjrl and their guardian. Miss Myrtle - Hoyt, met ut , ye school, house yesterday afternoon. Mrs. George M. Pierce was pres ent and told of her trip to ftulem, where she attended the Oregon Con gives of parents and Teacher. COVK (Special). Mrs. Meirlt Alexander, was honored with a kitchen shower Monday at h home of Mrs. Nellie Marten. Mr. and Mrs, Alexander had the mis fortune to lose their farm home, by fre, , a few weeks ago, d" gtroying most of their furniture and household goods. About td women were prest-nt for tho shower. " Mr, ami Mm. Alexander will oc cupy their house at rove this winter. Announcements . j The Ladles' auxiliary, to th ; brotherhood of Railway Trainman j will meet at Kagles hall this eve I ning at 7 o'clock. All ofricero 1 and member, of the drill team nre Do Your Christmas . Shopping Now A small deposit will assure you of what you want and when you want it. La Grande Electric Co. M12 Ad&mi At w7thliif Electrical" requested to attend, as there will be important business transact ed. .'.- The Daughters of tho American Revolution will-, meet tomorrow afternoon with Or. Margaret In gle. Dues will be payable ut this meeting. Mrs. Itny. Williams will have charge of the program. The Mother's Self Culture club will meet Thursday afternoon ut tho home of Mrs. Otis Palmer. All members are asked to he there and all young mothers of the city are Invited. Mrs. Dick IJndsay will read a paper on "What a Child Means to Its Parents," and Mrs. Palmer will read a paper on "The Relation of I.ungs, H-Uomach. Heart and llrain to the Rest In Hody and Mind." The time oftlv meeting Is 2:30 o'clock. Tho Mission Study class of the Epaulets Rplsropal church will meet at the rectory ut 3 o'clock toniorron' u'- ternoon. .The subject -will bt- "Uonojulu." Mrs. It. K. Weeten haver will continue her. talk on child psychology, j subject will ho "Habit." . ; The Past Matrons' club 'will nieet tomorrow, evening at the home of Mrs. Kd Kiddie at Island ( 'It y. M em hers will meet at the Masonic hall hero before going to the Kiddle home. All visiting pat matrons are cordially Invited ,,o uttend. 1 ' 1 The Loyal H aters of the Chm llao church will meet in the'an- .nex of the church with Mib. J. I,. M c J 'hersou, M is. G bide und Mrs. Harry Kandoss us ilus,ss'os Wed nctiday ufUioon. All ; .women of the church are urged to utti'iul. Jmiortant .business will be tiuns acted. - , ' 7he Riverlji Parent -Teacher as sociation will meet at Kane cha pel Friday .evening. Alt parents, both fathers and mothers, are urged to attend. The Womens Missionary society of the Knglish hutheran church will meet Wednesduy afternoon nt 2 o'clock at the home of Mm. John l.ottcs, 13fi Fourth streni. . The general aid of the Metho dist Kpisuopal church will, ment Wednesday afternoon jit . 2:30 o'clock ftt the home, of Mrs. W. W. Kinzle, IIM16 Third' street. Mri. 10. A. Kayre will give a talk on conditions In China. She. wllJvalito have nn exhibit of articles and curios Bent to hfr y her daugh ter, nilsslbnury In China, f ... , - ; . v ;.f'-;.vH'lfVT k The Woman's filblolasS of; the I'lrst Presbyterian ctjiuroh will hold lis regular monthly Hociiiblo, at Oie home of Mis. 1,. 1,j MKennon. 1311 N avenue, Wednesday after noon nt 2:S0 o'clock. All . mem bers are urged to be presimt. COVE PERSONALS with (h simple aports hat tn felt lltbw larg flat flowtr., 0f the um4 8M, wh makes tht hat. art shown. COVK, (Specla.1) Roy Emmel, of I'nion. was a visitor at the Cove school l-'riday. He was 11c companli'd by Mr. KUlott, a Smith Hughes man. : whb assists tlur state superintendent of public in slruciion. : ' Arnjiwl Ico day passed tiuldly here. Tin; Woman's club . gave 'i program, In the afternoon which was attended by several guesls be sides the club members. .Mrs. l.elloy Lay is now nearly recovered from her recent trouble vlth her eyes. The Rev. William Murray Rrad ner returned' last Friday from.' 11 trip to Ontario, Vule, Nyssa and rairle City, Sister Mary Says: BRJ3AKFAST Stewed f'gs with lemon, cei ejil, thin rreani, rice grid dle cakjeu, Hfrup, crisp whole wheat toast, milk, coffeo, U'NCHBONCliicken and mac Uroni hmf, apple and celery salad, ry? bread; canned "'stru wherries, plain cake, milk, tea. DINNKR Noodle Roup, New Krjgland boiled dinner, cider snhid, Whole wheat bread, Indian pud ding, milk, coffee. Children under- six years of age should nut he allowed to eat the corned beef of the "hdlled dinner." However, the noodle ho up. vegeta bles, a leltuce salad and ttmall por tion of the pudding without the hard sauce furnish an ample diet. Keep in mind that tho children's milk is of great food value, while 111 l 1 I kU A All the enjoynient cl old'Ushioticd ojt plut ncw-tahioied tonvcnicncc. Three mmutri . . 11 id Albers M..ht Oat A e hrc-ktast-eadyl . 'Albcrs standi for Jktter BTtalfattf j Schilling- Jernmi extract " p v'cr three tinUs the U.S. Government standard of strength"and its choice lemon oil. .cowee. Baking Powder cxnacts - -- I Our Stock of Orthophonic Victor Rec ords is complete. New records daily. CARR'S Thanksgiving Coat Sale Wednesday Morning, Nov ; 17; Lovely Dress and Sport Coats AT TYPICAL LOW PUTMAN PRICES! No finer fabrics or prettier styles to be found at these prices. Made by the best manu facturers, in many of the out standing styles of the season. Plain and fur trimmed coats at great savings to you. $m50 $29 Regular Values to $24.75 New Sport (Coat ' smart new tweeds, plaids, blocks, plutn colors, both plain ami fur trimmed. $22 $52 : Regular Values , Uo $390 .: Wonderful values -many cloths that nre shown tn coats at twice the price. Oood-; quality fur and exccp-' tionally wellJlned. Regular Valuer to $29,50 Coata, t'oiUu pf iiIkIi- r pr'wil ptadclsi; Boa , , Tiir .coiiivra. uai mtin.o Mlloil. , $37 Regular Values to . I " : " - '. '- $67.50 . Drees Coats of the .better '"Regular Values type. Exclusive models, beauti-' " ' to $47,50 fully lined, fine fur collars and i'tl r'" LADIES READY-TO-WEAR yV In lo lit nerved and let mnnd a few I fly.1,. Mh; tlnain iiilnulex before HflliiK tho mold. ! 1 O llllflUia OUSlll Serve with tomato wince poured urmind the loaf. (CnnrrlKht, l2tl. Ni;A Kervlce, Inc.) A potato with perfectly Hlinped lieud, )ndy and fret Iiiih been un earthed In KunaiiH. We liuve Been prunes with IJie wime quullflcn-tlonH. Bill Is Prepared SPOtCANR, Wuah., Nov. 10 (AP) Harvey 1,1ml lev, Seattle, presi dent of Din Columbia Uimln Irri gation' IcaKiie, und (Niarlea "Htdj hcrd, Hpokulle, worn to leave today ror Wa-shlnirton with a prellnilnary draft of the. Columbia Imaln hill to l)o Introduced nt the coming c alon of cong-resa. , i, Tho two uvon will dlacuaa 'tho I inn witn Hecrntary of Interior Hu- ' h(!i't Work and Coinnvlsnloner of Kcclnmntion Kllwood Mead. lMana will alHO be dlacuHsed for a IiejiiV lug by the acnutu aad houao rec lamnllon commlltees. The draft of tho bill was rnn sldered by the trustees of the Irri gation leuglic here yesterday. V i Another Wonder! i ' A fJ rca t Hcil I ) ra ko ii 1 In v I nff Seven Hcadf anil Ten Horns.' Arc you af-4iinlnlcfl tU this Rrent monMcr of ItcTclntlon? . llcnr Itcv. KnlKlU'M lerlurc on the Turirili chapter nl I he Chunh nf (.ml hnM't. nt X amt Spruce, IIiLh evening. Hp III riplalu tUln tymlKd ami (HI MHiudhiiia; of Home' ft rise tn ureal iichm under tcTcn illfforciit fornm cf iroveru inent. liccltiro Ih'tfltirt nt 8 o'clock. MARCELL'S MIRACLE MINERAL for Stomach, kidneys, liver, bladder, bow els, blood, tissues and nerves. RHEUMATISM Neuritis, Constipation, Female Troii " ble, Pyorrhea of the Gums. Saves ThousandH of UnnecesHary ' Operations See Mrs. R. C. Shelton, representa ' tive, at the F.oley Hotel, Wednesday and Thursday, or have her call at your home. FREE INTERVIEW Delicious Fried Sweet Potatoes To be as good as they can be sweet potatoes should.be fried in Snowdrift Snowdrift cooks them thoroughly through and through and gives them that rich brown crust that looks and tastes so. good. Snowdrift a rich creamy shortening for making cake, biscuit and pastry and for frying 'I . 3 'A