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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 7, 1927)
Friday, January 7, 1927.. IA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Society News I OUT OUR WAY Episcopal Guild ) Members Gather In Annual Meet 1 Thirty-five mimhtrs attended ''In annual meeting of St. IVter'a - 4''pUw0iul KUlltt Wt'ilnestluy ewn J.itC ut Hurmit hull, vvhtn officer "iur lh new ynr were darted. Mrs. H. A. Xurli rick was reelect il prositlfiu of the KUllrt and her ,tutlRtuntn will be Mrs. GeorKi T. Vorhran, vice president: Mrs. nee AVnriilrk, secret ury und Mrs. K. J. t n ni es, t rensu re r. : Those elected to the. board of tllre'(ors were Mrs. Annti J'olliick, 'Mrs. J. 1). Slater und Mrs. 1.. H. :u:usseii. The guild this yenr will work to wnird tho installation of a pipe or. U a n In t h e new K i iseo pa I v h u rc h )ere. 1'lana are u I ready well un der way nnd the organ, which will he one yjf the best on tho I'acl flr coast It Is said, will probably lie put In early in the fall, i Mrs. l.o Wurnlck is, chairman Of the organ fund committee, and -other members of the committee hre Mrs, H. N. Ashuv, Mrs. H. B. C'olmrn, M rs. t'hipley, Mrs. It. K. W'estenhnver and Mrs. A. V. ' T. Milne. i The Hev. Oliver Kiley presided over the mooting during the elec tion of officers. Several oilier committees were appointed . to crarry on the work of the guild dur ing 17. ' I - - The art department of the ' Neighborhood club held un inter- j I'sting meeting yesterday in " the j club rooms In the llnrary building. I Mrs. K. Happersett and Mrs. W. II. IMcketis had charge -of tho 1 program, which started tho study! or Dutch painters, the review of J Flemish artists having been com pleted at the last meeting. Mrs. Happersett gave a talk on' "Holland, the. l.nnd and the rco plei" nnd Mrs. IMckens spoke on Kinna Hals and contemporaries. Mrs. 1-'. A. Kpling reviewed brlorfy her talk on Van J)yUe, whjch was given at the Inst meet- igof the department. I ; . . Officers for the ensuing year were elected yesterday afternoon w jen the liiverslde ladles' Aid so- ciety met at the home of Mrs. G. K. llupher. Mrs. l.upher was elected president of the society: Mrs. Clara HtlggH, vice president; Mrs, Arthur It tiff, secretary and Mrs. Maxim, treuHurer. ; A sociable followed the busi ness session, when the hostess ser ved refreshments. Fourteen mem bers .wore present for the meeting. Club Meets With .;Mi, Mrs. Nowland 12 children present enjoyed games for a time after which luncheon was. served. - ; , A oolor scheme of pink and white was used about the .rooms und in the table dcoorntlons. .A birthday cuke. In -pink and white, with seven lighted cumliuw jrwod us a pretty centerpiece. The guests were Hettty Mae Al len, Iicky Allen, Duvid Douglas, Cutherlne Wllliumson, Wayne Wll lliimsou, Lloyd Da vies, Margaret Davits, Kathleen Stearns, Kvelyn Stearns, Vivian' Allen, Ida Mary t l'routy and Murlan Smith. The Victor's class of tho Christ ian church Sunday school held a business and :good-ttmo meeting in the. church parlors this week. Class colors chosen 'were salmon pink and green, it wus decided to havo u Washington sociable Feb. 22. Plans were made for tho next meeting of the eluss Jan, 2 3 at the home of Marian Nelson, 508 N avenue. After an hour of games and music refreshments were served. Mrs. C. V. Dunn, Cecelia Heln- I Itoltz and Mrs. Holley were guests present for the meeting in addi tion to the 13 members and their teacher, Mrs. Frank Hardest'. . TUB I'AItIC A New Tout's dinner was held at the Bob Miller ; home to celebrate the birthday anniversaries of Marie Miller and Oello Vandevauler. , Dlnuer was srTd ut noon and In the even ing the young people enjoyed danc ing, after which refreshments were served at midnight. Nineteen guests were present In cluding Mr. and Mrs. Bert' Vanttc- vanter and children 'At f. -BfoA Mrs.; Clarence Vunol'der-. and ; children und' Ida, Ja;k and Hobble. Hunter. MENUS'- lillllHillil.lllllllilillllhillilliiiV&is I 11)11 1 1 1 1 I I I I ! 1 1 I i I i I 1 1 H ' I ! II i Mil 1 1 1 If i I PV VV I II I II (I ! I 11 I til i I It ' I Mil MM ii 1 1. ! 11 V I I 1 , , mm I i i n h ii a ii i n WWW I I I t?,...K I I : I ' JM' JMfKSMa,'. l.VJiS I By Williams LASH "TIME. I TAwfe. HE AiKlTCSor NO BlSUMESS BE.kj' VNMEM VNE. STARTED TER HOME. Trt' eoisi OF agon KeP AGiTTni' LOST Akj' I MAOTUH DRAG '1M All lY-l' vmam Home 52; 7 OF THfe MIGHT. I HaimTvou ' SHAMED O' : wmw ii 4--r JSvW Am S rev hza atnvtcc inc. 1j ' slight nnd warm nnd very expen sive, i , WAiTiiKH on ciKMiunrrri: i.kmiti:kk Kngllsh omeu are now carry- 1 Ing their v.'attihes on thi backs of ! thetr oigureite lighters. Home keep j tiny travelling docks in thh )mi ; bugs while u few Mick to the old, reliable wrist watch. The newer ones are done In beautiful oiiamel and on the face b a mnll square in which tho time Is abown In hours, minutes und seconds in lu nilnnus figurt'S. WINTER COATS li OFF i At Our JANUARY CLEARANCE PUTMAN'S Minerva Says i l THo ;vhtll(ft : BrlilRe cluftv'tooi )nl pviiilnic ut tho homo of Mr. and .Mrs! WnltiT Nowland for thOi first time since adjournment dtlr Iiib the holiday season. . ii.i.i... ivi -Hie rilvprslnn nnd Mrs.tWulter I'erry made liiKh score I among the women eluo mourners. The men's prize went to Tx)vell Williamson nnd the guest prize to Mrs. l.ee Hanford. Bouquets of sweetpeas were used to decorate the rooms. A two course luncheon followed the curd games. 1 The next meeting of the club will i.n inn an when Mr. nnd Mrs. Lowell Williamson will entertain. , - ... Tho N. B. B. club met yesterday afternoon for tho first time since the holidays with Jlrs. Clydo Davis as hosless. Three tables of brldgo were at play and Mts. G. Williams made hlRh score. The second prlzo went to .Mrs. K. C. Coughonower. l.unnhnon was served by tho hostess alter tho card games. The club will meet next Thurs day at the home of Mrs. H. W. Kiley. Mrs l.ou M. Control! and Charles 3. Lelchllter, both of La Grande, were united In marriage nl the Methodist Episcopal church south ut four o'clock Wednesday afternoon by the Hev. J. A. Hall, pastor of the church. Mr. and Mrs. Ira C'antrell, Mr. and Mrs. James Stacey and Kornest Yaughfin were present for the cere mony. Mr. nnd Mrs. Leichllter will make this city their home. 'jjy Mstw aiarjr ' i:, 1 n H E A K K A S T , California grapes, cereal, '.thin cronm, . crisp graham toast. marmalade, ' ;, sort ' cooked eggs, rtiilk, coffee, ,j l.t'NHi:ON' Crenm of celery soup, toasted crackers, stuffed prune salud. graham bread, egg- j loss rolled oats cookies, milk, tea. DINNER Tot roast of beef, mushed potatoes, brown gravy. buttered brussels sprouts, head lettuce, grapefruit plfl. "brnn rolls, milk, coffee. Do you ever oat head lettuce . without any dressing? The lettuce ! must be perfectly crisp. If salt Is wnnted, each person should use It"' as in-oferred. ' Tho person who wants to "eat and grow thin" may eat all the lettuce she wants if It has no rich dressing over it, so it behooves her to learn to llkfi head lettuce "au nnturellc" If she does not already. , ' . Egulcss Rolled' Oats Cookies V j 'Uw eiis rolUfcl.,ftftls, Vi .cua' butter, H cup lard, 1 cup granu lated sugar, Vj cup sour milk, A tensnoon soda. V teaspoon salt, 2. cups flour (about), Vj pound' dates, cup light brown sugar, 1 cup water; touspoon vanilla, ' IMit rolled oats ; through food chopper. t.'ream shortening and slowly boat In sugar. Add. rolled oats alternately with sour milk. Mix and sift .ioda and salt with first cup of flour and add to tho first mixture, using enough flour to make a dough stiff enough to roll. Itoll thin and cut" with cookie clllter. Put nbout one tea- upoonful of tho filling oitL1intf the cookies, cover .! -with Vreniulnlng cookies, . -press edges togothcr and hake In a hot oven for J5 min utes. ', ' ; : ; . -. To make tho filling, w-nsh and stone --dates, ' Cut lu small pieceB and add sugar and- water. Bring to tho boiling, point and cook un til thick, about' twenty, minutes.. Cool and add vanilla beforo using.' (Copyright, 'IUS6, NBA Service,. Inc.) HI HI1V OI7TS HFCKF.F. CAMDKN, JT. J. fntnony af fection con bo a ground fop di vorce. Kdgar: Cunningham, 64, testified .he had been kissing Mrs. Kdward Davis. 37, every since she was four years old and that his nttentlons were merely those or a rather. Because Mrs. Davis ills-: obeyed husbands orders to -discontinue the kisses, the husband was given a decree. Beforo setting out on their long Journey 16 piarkeU jcese of,.VIInu. Poland. -.urn madn to walk through first tnr and then sand. A pro-, tectlon to their feet is Ihlls provid ed. - - Englishwoman Paints Curtain On Window Pane My tlie AsMH'hittHl Press Another fnshlonablo fad is to take down the ordinary window curtains and have imitation rur tuins painted on the windows. The fnd was started by Mrs. Wil-linm-Kllls, Hi. I.oe Htrachey's nov-! dint daughter, who has such paint ed curlfilns at her now house In Chelseu, i;i. gland, l-ter bright blue wnl led ilrawiug room lias an amus ing doll's house effect given1 to It by the painted windows. j CAMHI8 MAHt St'liN , Caiuel's hair jumper suits In na 1 ii rivl color, the tint of London on a foggy November day, are becoming- Increasingly popular. Al ihuugh this color Is neither Aecomj lug lo the weurer .nor cheering to, Its beholder, the material Is Hoft, Our Stock of Orihophonic Victor Rcc ords is complete. New records daily GARR XlHV -I tlu HtlH' iflN' WIU in wlio HUe filed XYow, Anfli Tone Slippers to iri't n imlr nt ic'lueid iirlci'N, None ft Wf-vedf .Your clioico nt 'tltc eullw stock nl HA?, Tbew are our ecu t liar I0;II0 line, 00 Wlr or Arcli-AKI '0 fiirds, cubait IutI, intsilitiin and low, it-gulai ytti.OO, now lr ymt wtw Aitdi Alhi, MUf ViMlft 'mi . jicti IMilr. 'I'IiIk Ik (In tlim ftr tMd Uhh, and will keep a 'foot ffroni iccltliig luul. Silk and Wool llos. Iilack. brown ami gray; were $2. TM, to clikM" 1.50 mt pair. The B00TERY Lots of linrgnios In SImhs WEEK-END SPECIALS Local "Creamery Butter, 2 lbs. for..... Fancy Mixed Cookies, lb P. S. Sliced Pineapple, No. 2 can....:.. Crystal White Soap, 10 bars..................'. Fresh Head Lettuce..: ., RE YNOLDS STORE ; ! . Island CUy X 351 33C ' ..:!..45 j .1:415! ..i;--'-''?'vi Gi-oceries Dry Joods - Drugs - Haj'dwre j .' ... ' . At water-Kent Radios . Get your Motor Oil where it sells for 25c a qtv v I ' Phone Main 123 We deliver in Lu Grande . Birthday Party At Vedder Home . T.lttle Mis Nclda Smith. wn the inspiration for a party Wndncsday nfti'rnoon from three until five o'rlock nt-the homo of hor aunt, Mrs. W. A'odder, honoring " her Bi-venth birthday nnnlvernary. The ; To overcome a stub i born cold and to build up a inn-down sys- tern use , ; The Owl ! Cod Liver Extract i with malt, wild cher . ry and hypophos phite a palatable ', perfected prepariition. ; Pint Bottle $1 Moon Drug Co. Asmts TVr Tlic Owl Ime Co, AVo aie IohiIimI for bear. We nre gel ting our big paint and oil guns all loaded and reatly to pull tho triggHi Just as the warm spring weather ootiie on. Notify ns Just what oolor you wnnt your house palnled and what direction your house is U ua ted and about how far from the. porrh so we can get the pl,on,, range so your house will 'be tlmr otighly palntml fitim .top to lxt tom, pi-ovidlug jwi Itnve the money. There was a gentleman came lu this morning ami bought 810.00 worth of window- sash, lie talked aj-ound considerable leforo - Im' close! the deal, lie wanteil the window sa-li all right hut llterr was something lotlK'rliig him. lie finally pulled out hh punsc, look out a SIO gold piece, looked It over and I had to talk like, a god fellftw to art IL. A nale look came ; over nis countenance when he dropped tin It to. 00 gold piece in my I mud. If anyone else lias any gold buried In tin caius we liave some wonderful hargaiiiA In shin gles ll kinds of lumber and (lalnt ami oil, oh. boy I Tle price will ho flown so far below nitlin- ary prices that mail order Immiscs will have to run fast to even keep up with (Im sliadow. l-'armers, cme In and get a big wagon load of 2x10 and 2nl2 planks for bar floors 'at tlli.tH M'r M. Voti will havo lo hurry. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. The Poor Mu'i Friend" -Near Pmadry. FMmm Mala U CASH AND CXRRYI Phone MAIN 94 TONE CHAIN STORES MODERN FOOD STORES La Grande, Ore. Stone's Service Every individual person who buys groceries or clothing has a reason for shopping at the particular place from where they buy. That rea son may be price, service, or only whim, but it is reason enough for them to shop at their regular place. We are satisfying the majority in towns where : we are located that our stores are good places to trade. . ; Our corps of trained salesmen is the result of years of effort in this direction. You will always find them courteous and helpful. Our prices are low and inviting. Not merely a few items priced low for bait, hut every article in our store with the same low margin of profit. If you are not already one of our many satisfied customers, investigate and we are sure that you will find a reason for trading with us. Pninic 5 rounds Oregon OCc Grown Peaches Mission brand Quick Nap tha Soap Chips 35( a fiw 2 Vnr 45c Catsup 18 ounce bottle Fancy Apricots 2"2 size tin.. P. & G. Soap 10 bars Peas Bulls Eye brand 3 Jelly OV Pa Pails 19c 2 I 'or lor 39c 10 found $159 Lettuce Imperial Valley Guiltard's ( Jioco-late L'hrman's liest Shrimp ... 10c 1 Pound 23c 2 Mir 35c Crackers nu'-rar-Plain or A C Salted 40 BROOMS Regular $1.25 value. GQ Each .: . STONE'S 1 Special Coffee Li, 47c $1.35 Gem-Nut Margarine Decidedly good to eat. Gen uine satisfaction is the expe rience of thousands of users, and it is found on their tables regularly because it is so good. Use it freely, yet save money. Swift & Company U.S. A Makers of Premium Okomar gar im 24
