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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 6, 1926)
L 1 71' V..'. " V-' rr "i Monday,- December (!, 11)2(5. I -A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER -Page" Three 9 V Society News Club Members . Entertained at Unity. Eilnn (lokelor, Trilltan Aa!i - by. Lolit M' Williams, .Mui Kiiift , HiiktT. lorothy Ann Wunilok, l.oiz -bridge juuncneon;ni naie nmrHun. ntchmd i.y- I man, Irwin Zundel. Richtud I Ktrund, (ioorfj'o Baker, rht'Stir Slalcup, l.esliti Kit fur, Marin n ' rovt, Tom Uruee, hum Hay, Ki -dun Hunks und Kills Snyder. OUT OUR VAY , By Williams i GOOOm rooet&oNE. vouT G-coos' r feu, m i bvoo Tlr, Margaret Ingle ontertulnvd ut a bridge luncheon Saturday 'if tirnoon, when Hie iijeinlRM-s of ll't" Cltb rlnb and &vViM-ai others ffiith rrdd ut her home on Washington nu( . -' Luncheon was at 1:15 o'clock. C'hiytmnthcmums were used to dworate the tattles. Mis. Karl Stofidanl won th club prize at In idge and the guest lirtue went io Mrr. H"i'h 13. lf;tuJy. - - - i 1'hrre tables of bridge were ut nhtv i.VMnv nfli'rnnnn u-lx.n Urn Amlrcw .1. l.nnt-v Imuran ml the Junior ltridi;ct dub at home on Hnrinfr ut:vit. Mi is. iiick; J.lndsay made high score .unioni; the club members und the guest, prize went to Mrs. Lynn ' Larson. i'ink and white, wae the color scliemo used to decoiate t;i rooms, the season's flowers b.'in? UB'il. A two-course luncheon fol lowed the bridge games. Chapter I of 1 K. O. met l'rl day atternoon with Airs, lleorgi t'urrey us hostess at her home on Kuiirth street, , After the business meeting Mif. George K. Biruie gave a review of the Atlantic Monthly essay "Kish-j ing in Oblivion" which was foi-' lowtrfi by a constitutional qui?, conducted by Airs. W W. Wade, j iiesuies the members or ha pit-. The Pinochle club met Stfcinlny evening ut the farm home of .Me. and .Mrs. Gilbert Hunter und 1 IlK-e tables' were at, l-lay. Alr.i. l.r M. Hoyt received high scoi i.mong the women players und the men's prize went to Will Mitchell. "After the card games the 1,1ns teiis served luncheon. ftjiss Reynolds Is u t. K. p. of Corvallis, and tlio other was Airs. J H. Slater. ' Mrs. Currey served luncheon at the close of the afternoon's pro gram. Mothers, Fathers Join in Meeting i GrOCD". SAILING EOAT'S 1M -ir-.ERE. VMHE.M OTHER PCOPLE V.VAMTA Ci-T IM ! L', C--J I Uoth the mothera und the fath ers of Willow .school students ut- tinu-d the meeting of the Willow Pareut-Teaeher uitociation which was held KrtUuy evenini;. ht'tfin-j nlntr at it o'eloeli, In the sohOoll bull. Hup. The main feature of the eve ning's proKi-nm waw a talk hy lr. ,ltay Murphy on "The Relation XlOSLcSS 3.t ST ell ty I ltealriee Young gave two reading in tin' Keotch dialect 1 Miring the' business meeting a PUT 'AT 'SOAP OM 1H F-LOOK- . B-TH' BAIHIOB'. MA NHERSlfEr? 6QM OTHE.R O.OTfAE.'S? FUN WVES RS FUNM TO WOU WOO OomT HAwE TO CuEAm UP That mess VAIHEN THeRE'"S AMVT54MCr TO UAU&H AT AROuwO HERE i WAMT .Hi JSu. THIlo f. . T.. I . tea- 1 a number of her friend, f" . , T '"'"'"hip Url S.Mnrday. evening at the home of " ' H . '"lS' ",0nth her parents, II," and Mrs. J. JJ I ,a" on' ...n U"';,"-; Iteyuold, on Second s,. i"" !. Mi.. t.l. V.,l.n ' ,1.,.. th ."ri2P t0r the lUWHt pri,.e among the girls and the first ' ' "-t nv.KAH,SKO- prize for the rtjys went to Tom i.-n," '.i .( . , oranffo sti'-cs c-r l-.Huce. IWrothy Ann WnrnleU re-' ., n ' Z"L ""rr'Z"" "'t . . I.ue.kwht ceJved the consolation prize, i ' " . mciits. hi i s -totm . i MOTHERS GET GRVYY. e26 T NEA MIMCE, C. t 1 "ft r ; " Try Gift-Like r-- i QIFTS of dainty loyelihesseacJi ,'i personally selected and 5 .desttofijd to deligrht the,f6art iof the recipient .. . Look over.-the items featured .they'll solve many g-ift prob- ft lingejrie', Silk ;Gowns 1' i SilkCOiwbiniitidns ; ; j mmm J 8ilk Stejvins . ' g Sillwniew:;;:v.-; J PhocnU:' Nit, Blpbinpi's : &rvd "yfots to 'match r Silk: SliiW ;' v; V- v - Silkfettieofrts;'- ? Silk Pajamas j;:; . j SilkiNii:'0 Silk Hosiery.- 1 s : V Silk-and-Wool Hosoi Hand Bags Handkerchiefs ..v.,-j-.M:-if(vA-j,..,..; Sister Mary Says: fed iij's with thin ereiim. 'The hostess und her mot hi" sewed refreshtm-nts nt un npprop rirt,le hour. t'hoao present were: blisses Arm Stn(? Mary J 'arsons. Dorothy Kberhurd. IJet t y 'oeh inn. 1-M nu Years ndlk,, eoff. -e. l.l'N'i'HKOX MvMlirooms in to- tniiito sauee on toa.'it, celery hearts The napllHt Women's society j '"""V,," ' ly' ,nilk- met l''rlday afternoon In the com-1, J"NNh. Noodle raup. pan mur.ity room of the ehureh for an hrmM P"'! chop s. twice b.Hced aid meeting. .Mrs. A. .Vlarrand awert POtttoen. corn cuBtard. stall- Mrs, a. A. I'ollard were hostess,., Vnnw silad. I, ran rolls, lemon Twenty women were present. Alter the business session, pre-1 1 '' """ dlf''' "r Uh- sided over by Mrs. William Shade. . " 1:'ISI l worth li,H .ms president, the society men, hers went from the church to the 1'oP lard home., where ret, ishmentu were served and a sociable enjoyed. Baking Powder Guaranteed Pure Use KC for finer texture . and larger volume I in your bakings ; Millions of pounds usca by our Government ed prime s.ihul. hr.m rolls, sponjre jiie, milk, eoffee. The luncheon di.s'i of rooiius n ti.st Is wortli I tn mind for ehiiiin;; dish line diir the Christ inns holidays. Jt wilt prove quite its popuiur it Welsh rarebit and is ti:i:eli ensier to make. And n-niemher if you have no chafhm- dish; Vy'a qnile mh trpod -Meniliers of the lEiversido I.-' "'" tvvJ .f; urn 1 he J;lle!-n. dies" Atd soeietv met Thursdav! -MuslmMjiiis in Topstnto Satire jufternoon at the home of .Mrs. M. ' tne-hatf .pound imnUirooniH, 1 A. Jntferson on Luke street. A run Kraled eheeHo, H eujis eanned jhnsiness meeting occupied the e.ir- K"iiitois. t-'iinponn '1 ly part of the afternoon and vus tablespoons btitl i r. J ;;ifs. I tahh; j presided over by Mrs. O. K. I,u- spoon niineed p;u:.: y, .. teaspoon tpher, vice president of the sorlely, , onlwn J"itv. In the absence of the presiden:, 1 l,':in !in'1 I11 :1 mushrooms. Mrs. Albert Neukirehner. ' .break in huvaW iec( s. M. it but- the shipping board is poins full, to conKress on a future American steam ahead with lis plans to pet ! ntoreliant marine policy until ahout out of t he shipping business, but I the first of .the new your, tho hoard not Without sufficient irnri runtoe .'In its imniinl rennrt en Med nl ten. flint t tie Alliericiiii i:tt will h koul ! tinn in thn noeil nf n rnlilnrnmiint ; T1 permanently on the seus. i pruirram to keen an adequate nitm-I IotoninK' Its reeonnnendattons 1 ner of vessel h on the waler, 13 Fancy -Eitbbei- : ':'''::,S--': moment ;? Api.tftr;. V- .J . Nelly. Den'Sprons' ' ,' -' : A sociable followed the lmsii ter In pauee p:m ;,n! rimnior imi.sh- Hession, wnen the noste.ss serv refi'ishments. The "next meet ins- nf tlm snh.f. 'ov will be the first Thursday In Jan uary ht the home of Mrs. I.uplur. j rooms for fiv matois 'hrot:; Announcements Minerva Says . Whnt would be nicer foe flu Jiieu'nsie A mas pres ent (linn ii pair of tiiose nice warm roiufy ISciIumhh Sllrt " iwrs for yur Indy rrieud Silk Hose is us nnollierot Inu live p r e s c n t. Anyone i would be Rlml to fiet these , mid Is very nseriii. Wlwtt do ' you say nbont stwel slli per. ? IHm'l you t Ii i n k they'd MifC' I do. It's no t nnibh (o rhmis, as i i i'' Is so inanv nhe thliis in fiMHwenr to ehoos fmm. And ran be used every tiny In the yenr. The BOOTERY lias nil tlMsf ready for yon when you want litem. j The Young Women's Kdueatior . til auxiliary will meet Tuesday levelling in the basement of tii I l-'irsl (Episcopal ehureh, begin ni 'at 8 o'clock. Miss litanohe 'is program chnirnuin and the sub ject la "The Home Beautiful." n:iiu:es. J c n 1 to i a eolander to re Add tomatoes ami cheese to mush rofjtiKi :mh1 heal un til cheese in melted, :-V;ison with suit, pandey and onion juice and add eKgs will b :d' a. .l'Iir and eooJc over a, low lire until mixture thickens. Serve on liquares of liot toast. (t'opyrijrlit, Pervlee. Inc.) The meetings of the Community Women's Bible class, because of the absence of Mrs. Harriett Mac I onald, ill tie discontinued uul d after the holidays. Notice of the. next meeting will be given. Shipping. Boarjd h avors Adeqaate Replacement Plan WASinvoTo:. rr. r, (ad Mindful that as I'at-f'as satisfactory sales of government-owned ahips are madi-, to private enterprise, a source of fMrect tinaneial loss of i liniinated. The meeting of the Parkdnh club, scheduled for this Wedne-j- ( the American pi oji day at the Home or Airs. John Kodgers in irultdale bns been , wj PYREX Oven Ware Tcrcolators Fancy Glassware China ware and Dinner Sets F. L. LILLY HARDWARE Tlionn Alain 8& postponed to Jec. 15 and will w at the home of M rs. K. I. Mo-y-man on Spring street. 1 The Atieel Indies A'.d society will meet at the home of .Mrs. Krank Wright Thursday afternoon, Dec. !. Knrh member is request ed to bring a small gift for a child. The meeting will begin at 2 o'clock. The Westminster society will meet tomorrow evening. Instead of tonight, the regular meeting time, at the home of Mrs. A. V. J.ind gren. The Indies AilNlliarv in t Brotherhood of Unilway Trainmen led offie ning when th" vui held nt r;',:hs' hers are urged to I a tomorrow ev ;;:, i:.r Hlvetiiig is All me.n-th.'ie. S Lives High Hat "Art Cire" M wimt KpImux calls hr new mnlml ft It. The pile. leiii, lonirr -than on ordinary llts, lend Itself wHI to thin treotment of prcjf. Ing flown tjijovu arc relieved of a great hy gicntc handicap in this way. Positive protection discards like tissue THERE is nmv a r.ew wav in woman's hygiene-. A way scien tific and exquisite that ends the un certainty oi oy-timc ".sanitarv pads." It is called "KOTEX." F.ight in every 10 Lctter-chtss wonuu have adopted it. You wear sheer frock ; and gowns without a second tho'.iglit, any time, anywhere. You nuet every day, every business or soei.il demand uu handica;pcd. NO LAUNDRY tS Discard.; as caiily an a piece of r tissue. Xo Irnmdry. Xo embar rassment. Five times a- aS;r.r!cnt ordi nary cotton pads, it banishes dancer of mishaps. Deodorizes, too. And ihu? end ALL fear of of:t ad:::.". t t Vui; or depart- strc i .ifjMti" I'V avi:!ir K(JTEX." -.teii &vs a.k" fur ! 5t without r'(-iti.pey. c'r. it only few ccntn for a par!:.-;,re nf 1J. i WW' ilOU.'Alky'.,. r9C1 "VELVA , .WALL'V""' Semi-gloss wall finish. The new J & I) product is the answer to a popular call for a wall finish possessing the soft richness of a dull finish combined with durability. Velva Wall is 'remarkably easy to : apply, dries tough and will not chip. Comes in eight fine tints. NOAH'S PAINT STORE In S linen," georgette, - crepe do chine v V Hand-painted Gar-' 5 ter and Hankie?? : Sets . . , -k Vanity Sets Rose' Leaf Sachet Pendleton Blankets Linen; Breakfast : Sets . Bath Towel Sets Shop lOnriy Whilo Is C'Ollipll'IO ' : I1 i: 8! nunii;i:-.ti'ct)iirt ,tt..'OTirnlnjr uliit tjio 'Miri)Mrai"'lotli 'Am-' lUik.. ui(l Mi trn- aiaSn ttio idaMwf' Hie ritltPiJriStaiWlq '. p.jffniloiiii , .procrouvo;roiMiMviiipiin; j lh' BoyofttJ vyiisijJvJf'.;ttiU centrist )' Hiutos, .nii'i)!y' i'OTIiJJ.voil . aird i ......w..- . .1 ' "5- .-''1.. Rovnriil'..iW6nw:q" '"In '-tivvt. '.'.York have fakt'ii.'OQlfS'.'ilH .-mifilk'H.' Tht'y prolmttly vvan'f "'i 6j?ft l', riiiin ' at ills QiirliStofiOrtlwphonic Victor Rec- CARR'S ftEAD THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS wash KfflP on view pwL You nbj in it nirnr K 'A No laundrydi'CLird lll.e ti:sue Washes and dries at the same time. Not a drop of waler to lift or carry THE new Easy Wns'icr tlie most amazing development ever ninde in washing clothes, is lice. The small tub dries a whole batch of cla!lic3--tcu single sheets in three tninutei. Mmnwhile, the large tub washes a second butch. Twenty sheets handled at once vour washing Uono in half (he time tviih half the work. No tvatcr to lift or carry not a drop of water wasted. The luixy even empties itself when you arc through svnshin((. Let us do a week's washing free in your cwn home. No cost or obligation. Phone today. KAHSJ TKHMI , ' "EASTERN OREGON LKJIIT & POWER CO. to? XUUUtBi VlJV Electrical Christmas Make a gift of an Electrical Appli ance and you lighten 'the labors of the . recipient. . For electricity is a faithful servant that will perform for the years to, come. This partial list shows ; the wide : choice and the moderate prices... Electric Irons $3.95 Electric Toasters $4.95 Vacuum Cleaners ...:....$34.50 Washing Machines 165.50 Waffle Irons $7.95 Electric Percolators ...-............$3.95 Percolator Sets :.:;..........:.........$7.95 Electric Heaters $2.95 Toaster Stoves $2.95 Hot Pads .........$5.95 Electric Grilles $6.95 Combinettes .'..-..'-.J.... $16.5() Boudoir Lamps OREGON HARDWARE 7 3 li r
