La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 22, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMonday; November 22; 1928, " LA GRANDE" EVENING OBSERVER FageThree - - "" OCIErYNBi)PB Teachers and f Parents Favor XTw 1 pi x L :ne Kivena- rawm- reacner as INOrinai 111 ClTy'"tlon held an evening session The Greenwood I'nrent-Tcnehr association met in businrss session KHdny afternoon prwedlng tho program when Gilbert Minthom, I till tan leader, addressed the pay outs nnd teachers pivs.-nt in the Judian language. During the business meeting tl Greenwood association went on record as favoring la Grande 'as - Hie location far the stern (" gqn Normal school. The picture machine committee gavh.n report! and presented the machine, a-still , film projector, which it was iri stie.icted to hu. This machine will he used as a means of visual education. A varit-d list of pic tures has been procured, some of Hit m in colors, and will arrive lntn-r. The pi ctuin framing commit tee reported Unit bids had been pro . cured for,-the framing of -pictures purchased from the recent art ex hibit. There Is one picture fcr each room, chosen by the children of'Mhn room. Mis. -J. K. 'VhorT toti, Mrs. K. 1, Towlor and Mrs. li.t W. l.nndry are on this com nilttee. . A pommlttee was appointed to iave charge of the sixth year of t lunches for the children of tilt school during tho winter months. Mrs. (V l Mol'herson, president, of r! the society, began a detailed report of the state parent-teachf-r convention held at Salem, which will he continued at the next meet-! Ine! of the.nssociution. Mrs. Ber-' ry. delegate to- tne woman s. f'hrlsllan Temperance union con- fortnce Imld hero, gave a. report of 1 1 lint meeting. ' ' Mrs. Herbert Voruss was award ed 'a prize by the association pri idont for bringing in the largest number of new members, during thrt recent drive. Mrs. Voruss "n list'ed 22 now members. During the program hour. Miss Mildred Lovelt's and Miss lY(ed:i Johnson's pupils sang three In Waf' songs; a group of students from Mlra Huth Kas&aH room gave an Indian danco and Mis. Towlor sang two numbers. "In the Gmt den of My Heart" and "Coining Home."' : Mrs. Harris French companied her at the piano. The.e numbers preceded the talU by Gil bert Minthorn. which was In terpreted by his son, William. After tho program a, sorlul hour nhoAi-vofl. nnrl coffee and caho wp HetVed. Plans are. to. have I a..rv nn.i.iinir of the) nssoohitton from now on. when the liarents and teachers will have an opportunity to visit. The CentruJ Pareni-Tcacher as-1 ohumh- met Vednesday afternoon Roolati&n ,met. -Fridiiy ji f trnodn 4njj.. :t n i,0me of Mrs. K. F. Iteuter 'the high'schiior audilTrluin lri're"tT-"jVjtn m,.8 Heuter jnut Mrs. Jesse ular ninthly lueeiing. J Cot ub hostesses; i After the meeting was open;dl After the usual business session with nraver by the IK C- vi.tii remainder of tbe aftemoo.i Dunn. reportH were glvi-n hy the various commilt Miss Kdna Gek'lcr playe niiutn se lprtloiM. ilurinj? tin' w0 ' Kiniu hour, und MIhm llnvt'a nuiilla. ilri'Sscil ai Puritan I maiili'iis. save a nunihcr in uwi-1 araiilH of Unldni Iholr 8PO1U mus hiB wllli tin- TlinnksKivlnii wason.: ,pr lhe u,.v, williuiii Murray Mrs. C. 11. JoliiiHon tolil or :lio ; nrmlncr. assistant, rioyil Kdwanli. sl;il ronvpnllon of parents una teachers- held at Salem anil unn-n, she attended as a delegate from the central R-T. A. A picture, a prize for the room having the most parents In at- 'I Minerva Says " rletily of Cooilrlch Zip per OvrrliiM-s ill stock nv, IhMIi liiKll ! n!"' medium. Inmi'i spoil IIhi- BkI shoes In I he snow null w cl whi n ZIplM-i-s will piiilii-t both your shoes anil health as well. You eniinot nffniil' ' get .sick for Hie pi-ii pair of Zippers, mill ""l- rort Is worth mnsiilcrlns. Twecilie Slices work XiiiiH'is: also In low fine ub- iM-rs.. Spuntex Hose mi- superior to-wine nml pileeil verywn stmahlc. Sold ut The BOOTERY For Thanksgiving Turkey Roasters f In Granite and ' Aluminum. Carvers, Dinner Sets . and Mixing Bowls. gee what yon may need In rooking- Utensils and come In and pick them out. F. L. LILLY HARDWARE rhone Main M tendance, room. - wont to tMlM ,H6yt' in the chapel Friday. The chamber of commerce qua a tet sang: Mrs. W. Kelly plaped a piano selection; Mrs. Gunduir gavw a vocal number, uecompanlwt by I. Mrs. Huff at the piano, and MI'ji Mabel Doty presented a musical" reading, "My Mother's Wedding; Gown," in which she wore tur own mother' wedding gown. Mrs. J. TV- Longfellow read 'a paper e n 1 1 tied, x" Woman-s and Vaiises." The association voted to- frame the pictures recently won hy th. Various rooms In the art eontnst during the exhibit at Hoiran hall. Refreshments - were served by the committee -., In charge, aftor the program. ' At the next meeting tho intm will have charge of arranging the program and1 tho sorhihle af terwards. , , W. RC; Dinner Is Attended by 50 Oliver I Morton Keller. Corps- No;. 37 served dinner to the mem bers of the post and their friends Saturday at noon with covers laid for about BO '.persons. ' Following dinner an Interesting- progrojir was presented. 'Miss Kffle, Hlanchard iployed a violin solo, accompanied by Miss Myrtle Wilcoxat the piano; Misi Peird, one; oft t))e. high school teachers, gave a reading and Mrs.. J. G. Htltzlngcr sang u solo ac- compunied by Mrs at the piano. ' l-nuro. Khodcs The regular ritualistic work of the corps followed the program, presided over by the president, Mrs. l.uura Hraden. . The women of Moosehenrt T-r-Hlan. and their husbandsr met at the home -or Mrs. Dee Brannon on Greenwood street Thursday eve ning. Cards and music were en joyed during the evening, uftur which the hostess served refres't 'nientth t - - '.Jl Those present ' were Mr, and Mrs. Don KhunKs and family. Miss llnnluli UlmtiLru I.'IIIm MnnrP M ! njH Wtlltnni Knlvht. MV. and Mrs. A. N. May.vitlo. Mrs. CharKis Itunyan, Mrs. N." K. Noeeis, M.. and Mrs ChuHes RlobardH; Mr. and Mrs. Fd Kiosland; Mi an-1 Mi-a, Hi Clowec,. Mr. and Mrsr Harry! d'Mshor audi family. '. Tv 1-indsey, Mr; and- Mrs. A. M; Herger, Mi Merger,. M t. and, Mr William C moduli, Mrs. W Cass and son. Wallacm. ttiiu-the hostess andt hor family. I NION (Special) Tho LudleV i Aiit. MAnlotv .of, the Methodist' .waH. p,.nt niaUing ni tides fo: 111" pnmlnir hiizuar. At 4 o'clock rn- rrrshinents- wor served ly Uip i mion: (SnuclulJ.. T.lio lnv. . ni) ,1P ltov. Arthur IHclUnson. Rave a purty ut the gymnasium hero Thursday evening. After games und music they were taken to. tho home of Mr. and Mia 10. I'-. Iteuter, where re freshments wero served hy Mis. I Iteuter. KNTKRPRISK (Spoclal). The ladios Aid soch-ly of the Mntho dist Kplscopab chnrrh. rnrb Wd- nosday- afternoon at. tho home oC' Mrs. Walt Hlrieklcr. Tho afternoon was spent sowing. nnd preparing for- tho annual r h uroh ba zu n r, to bo given 1 1 about three weeks. Twenty-five members wero present. -i m After attending the regular full meeting of the Grnndo Hondo I'resby.terial at I'nion Thursday ai' tornoon, where she was tlie prlu- oipal spenker, Mrs. Christine Ban croft, of Ran Krancisco, Cal., dis trict- seoretary of national mis sions, addressed tho members of the missionary society of the Klrst IVosbytorlnn church here Krldi-y aftrnoon- at- the church;. Ten women from hero attended the I'nlorr mooting. Including MVf. 1. f Howsor. Mrs. H. H. ("leaver, Mrs. Phil Thompson; Mrs. Cly&e Webb, Mrs. William Miller, Mrs. ). I-;. -Moran; Mrs. W. 8. HnooK. Mrs. C. At, Hmnphreyet Mrs, H. H. Mossman- and M.rs Uorg Haker. During tho morning there was a business- sosslon and M rs. He n crolt gave a short talk. Aft"i 'luncheon at the I'nion hotel th- business was flushed an a letter It's Being Done, Smart iwiilunnMs tktUM - rop oC imuia, apansar4 kr Lanrti i v I OUT OUR WAY . - i ' o wMd&D HCAUlW-al , s ' -v? , . ' ' LJJ- 1,-tWouQWr -1HE. vEli.ViX DokiTCARE 1 V ; i pj ROOF HAD FELL I i T CAOaT"TUt GOOD CrOSU ! Y ' HV ,K4 ' 6U ! SWIP COWMMCr OUT FELLER CAKTT -4;k AREKiT WOO OFM ROOM ? AROOW4 f WzK ASHAMED? akjO ME VwowT jflW HooSE. EyeKi.V, I flN-- SHOIAJ' ME WHAT i '-WOO-T Gl-fl-M' W'x( , m HE'S. GOT ws JT C ,. y " V- A -lNuir ' G-T MAO! ' '" ' was- rvad from Miss Julia Hutch, missionary in India, whom the society is supporting. ' The remainder of the afternoon wus given to a program furnished bjn the Union women There was a devotional on "Stewardship," af ter which Mrs. Kdith Thy sang "Not Kveryone That Hayel ht" ac companied by her daughter. Miss Murkaret( Thy, at the piano, .and Mrs. Hteanis- san "The Prayer Perfect;' accompanied hy Mi's Phy. Mrs. Brancroft addressed the Christian Kndeuvor society hero last nighL and-, left this- morning, on her wny to Western Oregon. . UNION (Snecinl). Ml and Mr William Vogel were. host and" hos tess to the. members of tint T. J.!- .nlutr Wednesday 'evening at- thdr' homo In- North ttnloh. HHdg wus Lbe dlverslon.'of: the evening, hlgii scoro among, tha women- being .made by Mrs; 1... Z.-Tfcrrall; i . Hutohinson scored high, among tho men and 1j. ' Torrall received ..the consolation prize. ; Luncheon was sei-vel after the card gnufes. Arniouncemeirts : Tho Community Women's. HU.Ih class will moot" tomorrow ufti?r noon at 2:15 o'clock In the Neigh borhood club rooms. The subject lor study is "Tim raranie ol iik Blind Loading the Blind." The memory verse Is John 14:1 to 8. Basil King s book "The Bible and Common Sense" will-bo continue;). The Westminster society will moi't this evening In the com-jin life s- Journeys nr you as tne in m unity, room of tho' church, with ventory of trade enables business c. Bowser as hostess. Tho King's Heralds of the Meth- odlst KpiscopiU church, will meetjeounts, Itt take inventories, and to in ', the primary - room of thcladvlse with, him on new projects, church tomorrow afternoon after jlle acoeptH' the audita and, advice tmni All mmhors are asked to only- ofi Lhofter knowns to he well have a Thanksgiving story, ready.fltted by. education and experience' and also be prepared to answer tho nuestlons In Ihe August Krlond. Boys and girls between tho ng s or S and 15 years-are Invited. The Degree of Honor Protective association will moot tomorrow evening ut Kagles hall. There wtll he special Initiation and nil mem bora arc urged to be there at 7 o'clock. A sociable and dance will follow the regular meeting'. when the husband and friends of the members will join them. Mrs. Thomas Bailey, of Kgonv dilate presldont of. the Chrlstlun. Missionary society, will speak be forp the lorn! society tomorrow evening ot 7:30 o'clock at the Central Church of Christ. Mm. Bailey Is- just returning to her home after attending the. national convention In Memphis, Tenn. 8he will tell about the convention. 4- 4) Thero will be a special meeting Rohan's Flower Shop WILL OPEN Tomorrow At 10:00 A.M. New Foley Bldg., opposite Post Office As Yet We Have N a Furniture hut We Have All Kinds ot Cut Flowers, Potted Plants and Ferns. Store M-1.W of Hone Chapter,, Orilerr df i ho. ICuBloni Stur, Wotliiesrtay M'venlnir honoring the pi"' matrons" of tho chapter. All. mpmhers nro invlU'tl to. ttttvud.- ';' VNION (Special). The I'nton commercial club Is Blvlnif a dance ThunksglvluK nlsht In the gyni- nuHlunr hero.' 1 HEALTH h.ll.rtl'. 1HK HUmX IHF.Utlf ' . Till; VK ito vi . Uy J!. Mroa hicHon, M. Th t . ttettyMlmrg, r; Member Ootgns MemoHal institute ', JotirneyfK IhtnV strange places are mnde-wUM greutM safety nnd com fort; in? th present duy of nutomo bileHt-throttghthusft of'oarefully charted high wnys. BuhJiiphm fail ures, are prevented by ' thro far- sighteoNmeniwhin study tnaplsefctin dlllia)iiMwit:'.iHlutlHl U'iltili'K r4neeUs: of their oirri community. aiiili:)(,n(r ,gan,,, tt Hoston Juilge has 'anticipate, and pro.vide against . fu ture bind nous depression r ' HoSv seriously do you regard the Hlga, boards of health, aloi life's 'Journey? . Po-ybu know that such sign htiards iue , well . distributed along the way to guide your path? You may not-recognize or he able to rend- them; but- those- signs enrr Me -Interpreted by your doctor your great advantage In preventing serious disease and premature death- - ' : , ' - f . The prevention of .disease by careful periodic health examination of bodily resources Is Just as sure! la prolong- tle,nUtV and happiness men to prevent disaster, Thff busfnesH mun employs com netent workerw to- audit his nc- u speaa wn auinoruy on ineir particular subject. The same business man, seeking advice concerning his own hejJth. -all too frequently drops Into the nearest office that flares- forth a doctor's sign. He forgets his care fully chosen business principles nnd accepts "medical"' advice, without the least Investigation of the "doc tar's" education, experience, and ability lie forgets that all doctors who would treat1 the body n re not , doot(mi of me(lfcinei A "Bucket thop" Ik not a broker to this business man. Successful business avoids the "Bucket Khoi." Why, then, submit your , body In vestments to the care of advisors whose1 experience has been gained In a medical "Bucket Shop?" The. various cults, many of which are; mere forms of quackery, are now flourishing upon the Ignorance of the public, or through lack of Investigation by the public, In hun dreds o.f cities and villages. They have found, ""short cuts" In educa- Res. 676-R sBy Williams tlon and training, which omit the mastery, of subjects demanded of those who would qualify uh a doe Cor of medicine; ' Chouse well your health advisor! He- will- give- you sign hoard h to watch, along tho way. He-will' ad vise means by which mind and body will be kept keenly nlerU f Health in body brings n keen, qleiip brain, one able to reach i iiki- meutous decision, a decision Dint may bring success or failure. The sign hoards of business and lifo re quire keen judgment and prompt .decision. KX-KAISlOlt ILL DOOHN, Holland, Nov. S3 (API d'-ornier Kmporer Wllllain, of 'Oerniany, Is confined to his bed 'hy severe cold which hns settled' through his hody so that he cannot move. It was stuted that his con dition.' Is painful but that ho Is In no immediate dnnfror. ' ' A ,m'i" may gazo on feminine. n'nnarul. lallc. about women nlld of- .'siilri iiav.Umn.-oli his mind, without ruled. A Solomon comu to- judg- ment! Women Use Then dispose of this new hygienic help easily as tissue no laundry WOMEN by the millions are f discarding, the old-time "sani-1 tary pad" for a new and. scientific! j way. I A way that offers protection un-, known before. A way, too, thai solves the old embarrassment ol j disposal. I It is called "KOTEX." Eight in H better-class- women now employ it, , if Discards as easily as a piece ol j r tissue.-no launory. iucmu. rassment. ' It's five times as absorbent. ai ordinary cotton pads I You dine, dance,', motor for hourn in sheerest frocks without a sccbnd'i doubt or fear. It deodorizes, too. And thus end) ALL danger of offending. You ask for it at any drug 01 department store, without hesitancy, simply by saying "KOTEX." Do as millions are doing, End old, insecure ways. Enjoy life every day. Package of twelve costs only a few cents. KOTex No laundry discard like (time Greenhouse G76-W, Sister Mary Says: i nm-JAKFABT Grapefruit, ereal, thin cream, buck wheat nkes, country sausages, milk, coffee. MTNCHKON- Cream of tomato soup, croutons, macaroni salad, rolled out bread, apple sauce, ghi- jrer cookies, milk, tea. i I r N X IS R ltoast chicken, mushed potatoes, creamed onions. l h Th resslng, vanilla Ice cream, wlthj ca ra mel ho uce, mock angel food I cake, whule wheat it rend, milk, cof-i fee. ; A last -spring chicken which ha grown unit) It weighs about four, pounds dressed Is best roasted. When ready for the roaster ruh in-1 side and out with salt, spread light,- ly and evenly with creamed butter, j dust with flour and sprinkle with: pepper. Put Into a hot oven for 0 j minutes, then reduce heat and roast ' about two hours. , Dolled Da Ik Urea (I 1 One and one-half cups rolled oatH, 2 cups boiling water, a table spoons suit, I tablespoon lard, cup molasses, I yeast cake (com pressed),. Vfe eup luke-wurm wnter, r cups wheat flour. Pour boiling water over oats and add salt and lard. Iel- stand until lukewarm and add-yeast cake dls solved In lukewarm water. Add molasses and- stir well. Add flour gradually, mixing well with a spoon as long as possible nnd then knead ing with the hand. Turn onto a floured molding hoard and knead about 1 2 minutes. The dough should be smooth luul. elastic to the touch, Put in n. wnrm-olean bowl, cover with a warm clean cloth-nnd let rise in a wnnn plnca until dou ble Its bulk. It will take about eight hours. Then shape Into two loaves and' place- In two greased bread pans. Let rise again until dmible in hulk nnd hake one hour In a moderate oven.. The oven should be hot- when Dm bread la put in and the heal decreased after 1 f mlnutoji. The water used' to dissolve the yeast should be boiled and' oooled (o lukewarm, tempera ture (Copy, right, 102tl, N FA t'erviue, luo. UNION PERSONALS ! UNION (HpeclaD Mr. nnd Mrs. .1. M. Bator, of- Hlgllt, were at Un ion Tuesday, where they attended the district convention of the Re bekah. lodge. Miss Alice Marfjuardt. county! health' nurse, visited the Union schools Wednesday, !, Airs. Ralph Kmith motored Inn North Powder- Wednesday- after-,! noon whore she visited friends. j Mr. snd Airs. Marry McClay nndj two sons. Jack and Buddy, were ' I'nton visitors Tuesday j Morton. Kiddle, of Island' Clty.l was at Union Tuesday transacting! business, . l - i Mr. and Airs. ICdward Campbell! returned . Tuedav bv, auto to helr: htnue In- Kogdellr - Ore.-.- -after -ai week's visit at the home of Mr. and! LEARNING , ' THINGS Children aren't taught words by syllables any more, but by their meanings. , They learn it's the use of a word that counts not merely its pleasing sound. When you buy, you know it's the use of a prod uct that counts, not merely its pleasing sound. You can learn its uses and all it means before you buy. If you read the advertisements, you. know definitely how a certain refrigerator will act in your own kitch en; how that furniture polish will improve your own chairs. ' Whatls advertised has to do what it's adver tised to do. Advertisements are honest. They invite too many thousands of testers not to be honest. Their continued advertising proves them honest! You take advertised facts on faith as you take the dictionary on faith. You know that the perfume, hosiery, can ned goods they describe are the perfumes, hosiery, canned goods widely enjoyed. You read advertise ments to know the true meaning of things before you invest in their use. READ THESE IN THESE COLUMNS TODAY. PUTMAN'S karmin&New Ho Frocks Of tfie Better Type Every woman and smart miss can always- own a chic new frock for the holidays In. this . collection are the season's . latest high, class dresses at the low est prices we have ever featured: frocks of this exclusive character. New and Specially 32.50 and 39.50 I I -4 . ' ' ' ' ' ''-,,'!' ' -v tfiDIES: READY-TO-WEAR 'ifS A! in. Bert Knight; Mrsi. W; W,. Hiaventi 1 nnd Mrs. KlUabeth Taylor were la Grande visitors and shoppers Tuesday afternoon. ..... Air. and Mrs. Dick Htratton, of Canyon City, Ore., have .returned to t-ljtiir home oft or several days visit Our Stock of Orthophoria Victor Rec ords is complete. New records daily. CARR'S I llr Priced at Union at the home- of L. M. rttratlon. ; . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson nni! son, Bobbv, of Baker, were Sunday1 .visitors at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Wilson. Newelh Martens drovo to Knter prihC lasl week on business. . ' ',- I . .i-iT.-r