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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1926)
Society News Parkdale Club ? .Views Pictures t. i Of Christ Birth - Members of the Piirli'lulo club enjoyed un unusually Interest i'.iif iiftriioon yeiiteniuy whon, Mrs. K.. 1. Atotsman, nn honorary mfmbo.-: of l tie club, wus boHtcwt at K(N liqine on Spring: n venue, ' ussIsttNl by Mrs. hurles Gump oml -Men., l.loyrt l'leree. ' . , rPh'o Cove Women'H- 'elnli, or Uhb'li Mrs. MoHsinnn in ulao air honorary member, was lnv(tiil. but liecauue of the weather I'ondi lions were compelled to telephone 1 . rejrrets the day before The nujettnir started with 'a tw-O--course -luncheon, serve, d at ; J:in 0 elbcU. . " 1 Arftcr luncheon attention' M:i8 turAfd to u screen at one end of ilH)-:ltv(nBTOoni, w h o re 'pic. turrit shoeing? tho t'hriytinns story wmm' jirojected by Mrs. Mostipan with hffi )tereoptleon sIIiIhh. Thii' ftr.-ft jilcstjiire shown was of the Annur ctutjon, followed by several oth-r-n '. by famous artists portraying t ho1 Christ muH story. The nexl ld!titrrs deplttted tle buiiy Jesuy nnd, Alary, In the stuhlc, where txr wait.born. . , -7 Sc'ventl pictures of the Madonna Und;M'blld were shown and. dl eusffrtd by Mrs. Mossman and 'fin-' nllyJ the picture known as th.r bet' Irt the world, - "The" Htstln. MiMjonna." The prog-rum closed with, tho pictures of .tlM.r' Three UiaP Men and their vliift ' While the pictures were "bclnir Hhojvn and th, story ollulned ny , Ml'lf.-. Mohhihuii. ttieinbiTH of 111 rhiHv furnished .snored iiiuhU-. li8. "Sell t Thneker anil .Mrs. I. ShulVr snrte- u nnmlier und .Mrs. Thneker winr n solo, nrrompunied by Alrn. It. A. Wtlkeruon at the Inno. A Ki-nup of the women sniif? for a imrC of the pietures, Arter the program there was. a Kenej-al dlHeiiHslon of art, thecluh iniinibers helnfr mueh Inti'resled lieeansii pf n contest to take plaio toiniiine In the Inline lietwe-n theni find the Cove Wonnn's. clu!i; . Mis. flnnip. the ellib president, tinnniMieed the next meeting for Jim.; n, niter the ('hrlntnm.i hoh il.iysi ivhleh will he nt the home of Mrs. H. A. Wllkerson. f i: - f 'I'jje. Loyal Sislois of the Chili' llanv ehnreh elected officers yes terday afternoon- when the refru luc jpnpcdlnir '.was .- held . at the ehlireh, presided over by Mr.-). Jlaiiry Hando., preslilenl. , .jis. . -. Iiunlinif was eleetI to take Mrs. Hando?.' place a4 prejildcnt. and Mm. Sundax' wan Vleeteil first vice president; Mrs. lllftfce Shlehls was. elected secre Jarj.and .Vis. J. 1. Smith, treaF.' J Mjs. f.v K. Oqldeit had clini'Kii of ie al'te.rnoon's it-l'jvl-otin ?.-.'--4'-1 Tfu' ehureh rooms, were, deem- aled' ln keeplni? v.ith tile Christ k season, yellow, and white'1"0 lnlor' " Harris hall ( hryKanthemtim.s being the flow ers .used. f HfrrHhmfnts, which were- serv fd by Mrs. (lohl.n and Mrs. Arm i mih y. were also carried out in' the Christmas idea. 1 : - i '(lie fleneral Aid society of thh First Methodist Kplseopa) church met - yesterday ufternoou at the t;nurch with a good attendance conHHiPiing the weather. Mr.?. , We purchased for. our HOLIDAY TRADE The.fnices't numbers : of the Owl Drug Cos huge assortment of , Xnias Stationery ; You will , be sur-;-prised to find such .high-grade station ery at so low a -,price. Moon Drug Co. .! Agents for Owl Drug Cq. Another ncv clipper In by xprvs. I'alinl OIM-Htrsp, nwlliiiii miiiul Kh, nn all kcntlirr IH-lllch lifol. rnh hvr tli lift. 1tleletl oil side. H'lHllo trimmed. All sl-s A A fo V vidtli.s. I'iIccmI rcnMMi alde. IVe Iwve seven mow ncn tdyJe.H be-ldi-s this one. - Mure. Zipper l-'rlday or Sot unlay. ladies' (ionlfin Silk anil Wool flow. - I'olrn, bh b, rfi-ay and brown. Were 'J.W, now al l.ti.". . Tlicso n: Vfai-ni aiul kimmI. the BOOTERY f" XS Cah nnd Pay Iosh 11 o yd Me Ken n on was chairman in e.hai'Ko. of the meeting, ijnd her uvslNtants were - .VI ih. Mevn OjMt bruitn. mi it. k. T'"f m- a. v; Kefrej, .Mm. Janus ft-ShuIri and Mjs. Johnny Allen, Ah the devotional part: of tli meeting tyrst lIeofftti Hleron and her little son, Iran, arid little Alh-s Martha MoKennon nave a short dtu)tKUe of, the .'ln istmas story. ' Mrs." l-'loyd MeKennon spoke of I rhiltftmufi and Atttw iin-l Itdifl told an Jnt teHtlns Christ m is story. ,'v- 'i- : -' v, : . After tbe,; program Santa- rifttis appeurcd nnd dhdrlbuted Klfts t- tm-ryono from a decorated ('hi'lul mas tree The buRlness meet Inn:, whlc'i f irepeded the proKTam; was p re sided over by the preglffeiit, Mrs Sherwood Williams. ; ;, The lofltesses served refresh ments 1)efQpc adjournment. W P: A. Officers -For 1927 Elected . Itn Grande lleview No. 27. of the Woman's Benefit ussoclution. nie(. in regular session . Tuesdny evening at the Kniffhts of J'ythlas lttH with, . .!'3. -MJnnle rie, coi.i nmnder. presiding. . k ' l-:iection Of officers for'the 'en suing year .faulted, in the follow-' Ina-:. Alrs.Hernleee It ram well, com niunder;" Mrs. Nora .Mucltey, lleu- tenant . commander; Mrs. Atfmu' Adey, junior commundur; Mrs. Nellip Kpencer,- record keeper Mrs. Kodeseu Krenta, finaue . m . ' i 11 . His. llollie lllli'k. aentlnej; Si;, Carrie Raton, picket; Mis. Krn-1 stine Stltzinffer. publicity reporter: I Mrs. , I 'earl Heeman, captain of , Hiiards; MIhs Marian Harris, mil Hlelan: -Mrs. Hndie N'edro, oneen's udvlHur; Mrs. Krnstlnc HinahiRer niuslcal director. Willi Mrs, Vera Murchlson re appointed as collector ly the home office In l'ort Huron, . Mich., and 'onvnamier Minnie IMKe tukbit; the past commander's chair, al offices were filled for the conibhr year with the exeopyon of. nliiii i.ier camp supervisor, who will be named ift(:r the new' commander lakes the ehatr. . nurlntf the evening- Mrs, MucU oy was presented with a pust com mander's pin, the presentation be lt iff made hy Mrs. Adelaide Clark, district deputy, of Pendleton, win was making her first official vU.t to the review. Mrs. -Packard ffnvc an' Instruc tive talk about the .work of the oi-ffanlxatlon and also announced that Uastcrn Oregon had una over Western Oregon In the recent contest, for the. great review to In held sometime In April or May. It has 'not been decided which city I'iwMftfnVj1 On'Rnn 'will have t lit- iate miietlllff. IMans wci( made - to entertain Tuesday evening. Dec. 2 1 . There will be a . Christmas tree nnd games frpip 7 .-o'clock - until It. This is in charge or the Junior commander, Mrs.. Delia Jlatnd-., tho junior commander-elect, M rs. Agnes Adey. and the queen's ad visor, M rs. Sadie Nodro. r Al a late hour ref rtishments were 3erved by a vohinieor com mittee, headed by Mrs. Aloltie Huek. , :; - ' 1 A campflre girl group, spon sored by the Zion Lutheran church with Mrs. l.elf 11. Awes as guard ian and Miss Anna l-ottes as as sistant guardian, was organize. Saturday with seven members. The name of the group is "Haco .lawea.'' Meetings' wllj be every Saturday from "5:3ft until ,tt:30 'o'clock nt I lie Awes honied Kjertlon of of ficers will tnku place at this week's New Shape Wup cjtacrm Their rich cracker flavor makes good soups taste better. Their new slenderized shape is. much more graceful on the table and "eats" neater. Nip3 off clean and crumb-less. Tru-Bake Crackers are crisp, flaky, honeycombed as good crackers should be. Aik your grocer for Tru-Bkes. You'll like thorn Baked by the TRU-BLU BISCUIT CO., Spokane, PortUni Seattle Originator of Tru-Blu HoneySwcatened Grahams ant) "Cup Custard" Cook UCakaa C Hireling uutl oilier ntt'iiibci'u . iituvt be admitted. 1 1 . At Hie f I rat no.'tii(t Mrs. Awi ) oxptulncd thf-; tnriutnK of camp-; rire anil the ylrls learned . i .U-hw.,d and. iU n1onn.nf,Th,.yj ul.o Irarnrd tho rumpflcu law and .he hand !.... .. .. t t1 ' ' I Postpone Meetings -: .because or Storm 'spcuttion will meet tomorrow iif-5,m IM rora vaq, ipiiK, cor, Several club and society , meet- tf.rnoon at - 2:4"-o'clock In thQ1' lugs scheduled for yesterday f !ivntrul.sthoo mdlrtlnr Aftertliel If small children must l)e. servml ternooi) wcr- postponed because l j n ltnr basinet s.sslun n pruram break fuat orauge Juice or BU'wed the weuther .conditions, union; m w hft Ul.nlgnert hy Bevei'iil ; frul and u cereal should be pru-tnt-m' Mttnr the .ineetlne of U,of thtk -hooi children. vided fur them. . Helomala Hrlflw ciub. and UiJ . ' ' ' , The wilt fish dthmtr mrirtiMi la Missionary "society of the Zlun, l.utlicrai) church. . .Memburs of the Helomala PrldRe club . Vill ipeet next weelt at the home of Mrs. John (Ireen. and the Lutheran Missionary nieel'inir lias been nostnoneil unllll after the holidays. H will be hel.J The Hecember nieettnv of Wuiid on tho thlfd Wednesday in Jam;-' Wide yiilldv or )h Klnsl Bnptls! ary nt (hf home or the liev. and i elmrcrf' will, be SatitrdKy wmn Mrs..r.eif' Awes. : Kleo'tlon of (ifll- It" church. Mrs.';S'.- P.. Me. cera 'for tho ensuing year willlAdory. oounselor,-will be hostess. hke place at tliut liii)n, . ' i; ' . HevJ-ral pf-t1io' eliibs' r.Vlhe city I " Th liupll..; . "'o-Men's . soeleiy hav also Ddjourned until al'U . , WiU nieet nt the honny of, Mrs. i(. tho lolldny season. A- Maitulrn on SprluK street Frl- ' ' day afternoon for nilsslon study. K N f r 10 It 1 ' Rl H lr k (Spoc(al). Th- j s : . -? choir of the Methodist cureli Is ' V " (,lltTI(; O. K. prnetclnK for a Cantata e'hlmjj' r NKW- YOrtlC'" The buee.'pver of " the Holy .Nluht.'' ,!- ' X'pito'.t,' And the iin and-down have judielHl- u-hlel) vl)J lie pi-eaentcd Sutjirday. uuthprily .ir thcrp'ls sufficient pro- ! iec. , 1 r ; .; ' , " ' -. vocation. - Mrs. Hclenp Tatelmuii, Mrs. Uay-Mudon,,;'Mrs. A-' H.'tHeeking a 'seiaration, complained Connwuy. Irs.. Sieve . nurse. .4l:M. , that J-r hisbund. fllrled Willi a. John Colllnsworlh and ' W. S. pretty felrl. . Justice Kord told her: Htrlckler are' lo be- the principal-. soloists. , - - 'j '. -. " . . . ' KN'TKrtPmHK (Special). Tl.e ladles" Aid society of the Metlio-1 , It has pleased more people than any coffee ever o) for SCJjaaTtX Maxweu JH0USE "Qoodto th? a$t drop' ' A - if. 1 jirj' ILiM 7 u i at ' - ' T . . II ii I . .Li sasBssssa LA GRANDE t)mt ICitUiOnnl cliurch icU Ifpiiq nuul Immur Kuturrfny in the M. and . St. ' gnipry, and nt Hid same tlno held u cqqkwl- food nuun1 aervo.1 u mAr.li:inf lunih lturiii.j BUBMifc'AaT-.rliilvoa of araiui. ,!,.,. hour. - The-tasaan ... , t " very aicv..fut. , . -, bu.-k l.uul ,.li,.8 tprf'o . ' ' ' , . MrNr50N-Navy b.-an and to'.' - 1 i-'ii i i ni l i. .! iJmalB aoup. toasted lirqwui hrriul. Announcements S:ralX&1:i,,i,:8' - ' Th'rcntml I'arent-Teacher as- r ... . I . IHllllT I Ol I'. .It, J. Will 111! I i' ftt the home of .Mr. U It. Mo-i tomorrow: Mrs. Hull K. WallU, of Island t'lty, will be assistant hostess. .1 .don,t know that tho.ro la any.r Uilnic Avronff about snilliiifr.: -jit i pretty (fli', ; !'nv. iiiiitiuir hi you rlKlt flow It) tl nrcqence pf your j husband. " .'. , . - - ' ' other ',! JUST OUT Tru-Bake Crackers Made vith Iodized Salt If jour tt'm wit lamina, roii -will walcom hn aouaca)at t Tra-Baka crackara ara bow obuinabl eiaaW with ioduW aall. , . Oaa tit fackaga antf. Waa car tea. tatftaf at t&t fMalM cartoa. 3 ffered EVENING - OBSERVER Sister MarySays: .niNxi;i:--ww . t:Kimi salt r0linHil olixwr. , bpet mthid, vprlcut a nartirulnrlv hunnv ehnlee tn I ' " ' . -- M- JF"' nerve hetvicen 'rintnknttlvlMK , nnd i nrisimtis or i arisipias ana iey Year. 'I'he clever housewife sees to t that iter rirt days are not dim med by Hlitillar .meals' before the ftala ' occasion. ' l1 the" family' Is fej ip" pa fowl, ''tin' Christmas goose wltf'loie much ,tif lis charm. Vou, njay want to servo "apricot cream pie' and coffee, 'tq your af ternoon bridge club. Artcit Cream Plo ;. 'IVo-ckk hot water; spohko cake,. I ( ; 'l iy i Mich in Romance ; Jit. .1 the colorful journey east through the sowthlaiul Sunny days. Languorous brep2cs. Great irif-si Snn Francisco. Los Anucles. El ' .JfE J. Paso, New Orleans. Side-trips over fan- - tastic Apache Trail oif Arizona; and into . . .....,' age-ola Mexico. FestcSonbd IrVe-foaks bo-; jfitf side Louisiana bayous . i f, J A wondrous iournev. easily arranged. tf'l Stopovers at many points en route. The ; ,i luxurious travel accommodations of fa- mous transcontinental trains. Ask for an itinerary to fit your plans. . " Four trains daily southbound. From ' California the noted ''Sunset Limited" to New Orleans. .' : No finer trip cast than fhis.Plan It now. Write to , Southern PaciCac ' '. ' JOHN M. SCOTTi Asst. Passenger Traffic Manager '". Portland, Oregon . Qfcc new SASSY WASHER on view Washes and dries at the same time. Not a drop of water to lift or carry - j , 'T'HE new Easy Washer tho most. . . JL amazing development ever made in ; ' washing clothes, is here. The small tub dries a whole batch pf clothes--ten single - - sheets in three minvites. Meanwhile, tho ' ; large tub washes a second batch, 'f wehty sheets handled at once your washing done in half the time with half the work. No . water to lift or carry 5 not a drop of water : wasted. The Easy even empties itself when you arc through' washing. . Let us do a week's washing free in your cwn home. 1 ' ! No cost or obligation. Phono today, " , . . -i :- .; EAST TERMS ;. PASTERN OREGON LIGHT & POWER CO. tV.L.Ut 11.-.-. j i pound dried liprirota, s or i liKis. 1 (4 cups sruniilated sugar, IM iitw oqld aler, cup whlp- I pi up- rreatu, 4 tablespoons powder ed sugar, tvusppon :vaallla, cup shreildrd aliiuipds. Wi'li : uiii'U'Mi through many water. Let nlniul lor ai) )iuur lit lukewarni ,' Miller to. thoroughly coyur, jlrui uih rinse. . Cpywr w ith cold wute'r ami let stand pvor plght. In tho illuming I'liok In li s.inio water tiptjl lender. Hub ibrpugli sieve. &iucite. Jldco from pr- iingeit uud enak orange aliela until ' '.,. I. . Cl.ni. ,., iia ninoli nl the White pa,rt front the yellow r!"d us possible and i'"t lao.rtd In shreda. Add rlmi, jillce und sugar to apri cot puree nnd eook, stirring to pre vent sticking -until 'mixture thlokrns w'heu a 'spoonful' Ih' Irlud on u cold saucer.' Hpllt. apongo cake und put together elth' tho apricot niurmal. ade. ('over--top with ma'rmalado und mosk. llia hole . rilke , with creau ,whlpied. " "sweatened .' with powdered sugar and flavored with vaullln. Sprinkle; with ulmonda which have been browned In a moderately hot oven; ' '.' ' (Copyright; 1B2U. NKA Snrvlco, Inc.) ., ! . ,v .'.-, ' . .. . f. Ji" Gift She'll lovely Silk Tin dies 1 1 THE MOST thrilling v ;;mas morn ! '.''.When ? ; many gifts a beautiful chennse, step-ins and costume sup, berth- !: y ' boned and ,lace-trimmed. ,'..'.V. ?,;'.. , i'; ; : ! r-?K wbntiei4iS8electl6h':foi VV i- 2.05 to i 5 : -V -1 1A0IES READYvfO-WEAR W a 'V aaaaaaaaaa i aiai i 11 i , ,. an, ? -. ' Jfc.Lj iUSS',,ky. JPNrS-. ' ' fi .' . .. ' a-. S "Gee, Isn't That Great?" fc; S ... ;-;v.?'v -ivf'M -'-;, ,y.-y- ''JliQoH at the Christmas present Dad ' : i gave me. - He put;$5 In the Equitable; 4, t Savings Bank and told me it was all rny- 5 . ' own." : ; ',:! - ' ';;; I , Yes, folks, jt's that sort of childish .sf j-C, pride -that, is worth cultivating, h 'r;?'"' I ; The Equitable Savings Bank v I I... J.l. ., . , .--f. . !'..) 'in'iii'. il . 'h -i'll'.lllj pi. . ' ' . ' ' - iurim.Jtimjit im.jm.i0jr imJTlmjr nrjf arjr ai diujk imju.r.?-.:-. A IWA YS APPROPRIATE! Stationery . Priced from 75c to $7,00 SPECIAL CHILDREN'S BOXES - 50c to $1.00 ; Qi aiim onnAi'nl lirto . .pencil Sets, at J, I' -V .',.-'.'..'. .-'J'tiiZ PageThfee ftnen Find! " 5; ; ! u ' 'x ,y ; ;(, ft', I , ' ' ' Alt" ? moment on Christ- 3 ,. shetind among ' her r silken nigh; gowri,: :t 14.50 C" & 1 ;'; I.' tu vp ' "5 if; :!: .!; ? i; rP Tfminfo.n Pftn nr.fl m llr prices to suit you.-..., ? 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