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LA ' GRANDE ' EVENING
V', M. ill
Monday, January 17, 1927.
, : J'age Three
SocietY'News
Past Matrons'
; Elect Officers
For New Year
hostes served refreshment.
t'N'IO.V (Special). l.ast Molt
day evening the Puion ooninft-roiut
club members and their wives
gathered at the I'nhin hotel for a
sea-food dinner.
Two long tuhlcs had been ar
ranged in iho diningroom und di-r-
Tho unnuul meeting of the Past
Muti-on-i' club of Hope chapter.
1 1 1 . t nf 1 hi KuMtflll Still'. Wiis
held Saturday night in the M-i-i 0,ul, d. wil, "ouqutts of cut flow
.Anl., nurlnra u H h Mix Pl.t.. 1 1 1.. I-. 1 V 8'
or, of Knmcln, as hostess. The j
regular meeting time of the club j
la Wednesday night, hut wan ud-1
vanee.d j because' or 1 he. Cudmun enjoyed inutile hotel Itvlngroom
concert on that night. until 11 o'clock.
Officers for the new year were , . "
elected. Mrs. Archie- Bacon hHn 1 bridge LuncheOTl
president and Mrs. f ft, Kbei .
hard,' xecrclat'y and treasurer.
A sociable followed the. Imsine.-ui
session, during which time those
present were sauted for u two
course luncheon, which was served
hy ' I ho" hostess, assisted by M vt.
Kdward L'hell and Miss Kdlth
Klull.
'I he guests were sealed at
o'clock and u nine-course dinner
was served.
Following dinner dancing 'was
At Stoddard Home
Mm.. Klnier Stoililnril was hoa
Wss nt un attractive luncheon Sai
tinlay afternoon ut her homo on
O avenue, when memhers nf the
Clio rlirh ami Hcvcrnl others were
her tfuegts. .
I Luncheon nils Kervetl nt I -1 fi
The lahli-H were il.-corntui -.vi'li .yiock ut fV(1 ,llmM t,le8. whlell
linuriuelH of the seasons flowis weri. effectively nrrnnRCil wl-ll
In the pastel eolms. . j bolliUct of , pink, roaes anil car-
Illations.
Ahout liersons wit.' present i BrldKe was the inversion .fulfill-
the regular illnner serve.! I.y lowliiB luncheon. .Mrs. Norman
Oliver l Murlcn li lief I'orps .-rei liiaile hlKh.seori.mnoiiK the
tnlurilny at noon at the Knilthh-, club ineliiliera an.l the irui-st prize
of I'ylhias hall, w hic h was scrv.'l went 10 Mrs. Waller II. Ullill.
Iiy: Mesilamea Kllu Kinith. Hv i Mrs, Marry Ziiihrlek ivccivcil the
Smith, l.onne .Smith. Nellie Sniltn,. eonsolation prize.
Kfflo Stmir anil Hurry Turner.
The iilli rnuon's iiroKiam eon-'. UNION- (Rrrlii) -ills. , S. K.
sisteil of a voeal nilliiher hy M is:r : Miller was hostess the luem
Ih tli.l Trill, aeeompanleil l,y Mlf hers of the Tarnation chili anil a
l.i-wanna (Irahain at the piano. ' r, v Buesta at tire Inlon hotel at
anil ll ilialiilflle 'The Little Oranil-.a 1 oolock'lilnchron ThurwluyMII'
inas." whleli was Klven by the lernoim. " .
nwlllliers of Mrs. Krank llanles- The faille was decorated "wit ll
'"' Xunilay selinol e.'ass of 1 he houiiuets of pink 'roses. I'laees
Kirsl I'lii lsllan chnreh. j were marked' lor III nnd u flre-
Tho Inslallallon of ofl'leers was ; eolnw luneheon was served,
eomiileleil with .Mrs. ftelieeea I After luneheon brlilee' was at
KneliensiiiMKir helnir Installed as play nt three tallies with M.S.
patrlolie instriletoi: Mrs. Kflle (.,.,,,, nnlnl wlnnlnir lllirll seor
presented : t'o Ma.. I'iki'.':' w ho is
now past coiiiiiianilor of the V It.
X In iiioireelul Ion oflipr ' iroOil
SlinK. seerelary and Mrs. Kiln Ity-!.M,. Walter Cork received ,the work while In office as coinliuiil-
OUT OUR WAY By Williams
VH' TURM OVER A -TABLE. U A ,
" This house amo t loovs , TTTi-rrrrr-rrTr
. UK A MUSHROOM &PvOEr4 l UllT f f
: CROP HAS JUST BEEN HARvlESTfcP ; l I
iwgjSm pLAM-rto ! Ttae: garbage jWJ ' f i
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I HEALTH
netiiHou, u.sstsljiiil conduct rews.
h'our appliculiuiiH lor meinlx
Hhtii were n.ecivcd.
Neighborhood Club
, Meets Tomorrow
(oinposltioiiN hy Cadimin will
featured in the musical program
rotiHOlutlun prl'.r
Mi-h. I'Jdllh I'hy huik severnl
ol(is during the afu-rncon, accoui
panymK1 herself at the piano. fV
h'Uest prize was pniKented her.
A short hiiHiiii SH scsshtn follow
ed the card panics, when officers
were elected lor the cnsuluK year.
.Mrs. Itert Knight wuh elected pres
ident of the club: Mrs. Kranlc
Stuiffill, vice president, and .Mrs.
der, with the. best. wishes of those
present. - ;' . ' "
'
Mr. and Mra. J. A. McCnithy.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Kriekson, Mr.
and Mm. Olo ItOKCrM, Mr. and
a, rendltiK "The Kanctit of 11mm
Uiw" and one entitled "ItevlewHi
from International Students
Minds." A report of the various
state elections was made hy M v..
K. K. l'lirsel. Hhe also guvv a
reading entitled "A Set of New
VnLrs kesolutlons."
The Ifv. It. S. lluphes; former
pastor of the I'reshytcrlan church
of itoinorrow afternoon's meeting ' .
of, the Neighborhood club at the
cluhrooniH in the libniry bidhlintr.
Mrs. V. II. Itohneiikamp Jr. will
hIiik "Moon Mehln.l the Cotton
wood
j Mrs. Kdith l'hy will he the next
hostess to the club Thursday, Jan.
and "Land of the Sky HI no
Witter. " by this famous composer
who will apptar In concert here
Wednesday nitftit at the U l. S. !
tabern-icle, under ihe auspici's .t
Iho, cluh, anc) Miss Ann Stance i
will shiff his "At I awninj?" and
"My Cliff to You." Mis. K. L.
llolu) wflj.ly-,. pi.iJiOfcaci:omp;tn-
I'NION (Special). One of the
most enjoyable parties here this
s-ason was Wednesday afternoon
when Mis. Mary Hutchinson was
hostess to of her fiienls at a
1:15 o'clock luncheon ut the I'n
lon hotel. ' , ,
A flvo-course ltineheont was
jevv(fdr urtrtifd"a tiling tt-Corhn-a
f1' T '""' t whleli were also usod in the Hv-
noiijeei lor I in uieeiiiiK itmiui i " .
nnd- Mrs. Norman l-'rees Is thi
leader.
Mrs. Wllluril Moss. Mr., anil Mis. (hero, was a tfilest at the meetlu
and Rave an address on "l-'rleiid-
ship." He ulso spoke of the eoni
nienadalile wor-lt of thei V. f; T.
If; .
Kollowiuir the proirrain refresh
nienls were served -by Mrs. A. I..
Dickinson and Mrs. Vlnln I'ark-.'r.
Iteeee Mi'AllsH'l', Miss Mlldreil
Standley, Miss Anlla lOrlekson,
Charles I'liickson and Itoss. Irwin
motored to the rami homo of Mr.
and Mrs. J.ouis Standley Wednes
day rvenlnR, ror n men oya.ier.
supper at 7 o'clock. . ' j
After supper the evenlnit was
spent at rour tiihles of curds. Mrs. I
Iteece MeAllsler made hbrll score
nnimiK the women anil Mrs. j. A.
Mcl'nrthy received the consola-
lllon nrize. J. A. McCuithy. scor
ed hlithesl amons the men "n" I ,-.at
low score went to nic itosein. ,.,... ,, 0(,:..i meeting Wednesday
Announcements
MENUS
, lly Sister .Mnry
UltKAKKAST Hukcd winter
pears, cereal, thin .cream, country
saimuKc, buckwheat puncultcH, Hy-.l
rup, pillli, coffee. , .1
I.I'NCHIION Spinach mold!
with creamed oysters, brown bread ;
and butter sandwiches, almond j
pudding with urape Juice sauco, i
milk, tea.
IHNNMlt lioast beef, browned'
potatoes, brown wravy, bruHseln 1
sprouts, head lettuce with r'roneh ,
dre.H.siiiK, orange Ice, spotiffti cuke,
milk, com
I I IV HpiIUiCIl mum nil. vi i-nn-u ,
oyslers Ih sure to please. Scallops,.
mushrouiiiH or chicken can ho used .
1 ;n pince or tr.e oystore if preferred. I
) . Spinach Mold -A
The Women's Bible cluss orthej Thne cups finely chopped cook- ,
reMyterlan - church wlllieu simacu, i iaiiepoon mnicu
UUltor, Yi Clip nneiy. euoppno
mushrooms, teaspoon salt,
teunoun pepper, Z CKK8.
ttfternoon ut 2:30 o'clock .in tlw
l IN I UN IMUCCiaU. I oe vuiu-. ,
nn's -t'krfWuin ,aiprnMt Siinhiir ' mushrooms in" -btiUrv
met Wednesuay unemuun jt, piIvort horn UM hoMt,.KS.'H. This
home of Mrs. K. K. 1 ursel. I iB the first sociable since I in-
insroom. where brldKe was at pl..y ' reffu.ur -
following luncheon
Mrs. CJeortfe. Sciblrd made high fft'um
it ii il Hi.i uimiinil ni-lyj. well 7 I
I'NION (Special). -.PI. .lohn',i . ,,,.imk ,.,.,, .M,8. Kn.
KUllil of Ihe I'.plseopal church m-'t I u, ,.on,oln,n lrSe.
Tuesday aflei'lioon al the home of ...
.-.Irs. l-.d l-lolly. !n-j. -i J..
There was a short business ses- JTUSl, lUIIllnailUfc;!
Of W. B. A. Honored
Mrs. A.,
Dickinson wave
1 Christmas holidays and all mem
bers are urged to be there.
iion, which was followed by a
sociable, during which time the
FOR LOVELIER
FACE AND
HANDS!
Silque (pronounced
silk) is a lotion rich
in almond oil, but is
not the least bit
sticky. Silque gives
your skin natural col
or and soft texture.
If you have never
used this fragrant
lotion please try it on
our recommendation.
A generous bottle
50c
Moon Drug Co.
Agents l-'or
f The Owl Puis Co.
Flashing Color
Mrs. I-'rank Tike, who has com
pleted a year as commander of
the local review of the Woman-1
I Iteiiefit association, was the in
spiration for a surprise dinner
i party Saturday evening at her
home, given by several members
'of Ihe review and other friends.
I Pinner was served at 6 o'clock
1 with covers laid for Mrs. Mat Me
! Steward. Mrs. Lena Klliott, Mrs.
Ada Cioeek. Mrs. Helen I.une. Mrs.
Clyde Charlton, Mrs. Ida Chan
) ton, Mrs. Irene McCarthy. Mis
:. N. Jensui, Mrs. Sehillda Wad",
..Mrs. J. M. Kochensparger, Mis. !.
, MeVey, Mis. Kdna Cunningham.
I Mrs. Mae Nedro, Miss Sndie N -,(110,
Mrs. Tearl Iteeman, Mrs. J.
iG. Stltzinger and Mrs. C. Nlederer.
I The rooms were decorated with
'bouquets of red carnations, whleli
j were a gift to the honor guest
from her husband,
j Put lux the evening a gift was
The Westminster society of I he
r'lrst I'reBbyterlan church will
meet tomorrow night at the home
of Mrs. Karl t Iteynolds. I Ao4
for five minutes. Add to spinach
with salt nnd pepper and mix
thoroughly. Heat eggs until light
and add to spinach mixture. Turn
into a w ell-hut lerod ling mold,
and pack firmly. Cover und steam
for ro minutes. Turn out on a
hot chop plate ami fill with the.
rreatiied oysters.
The mushrooms are often
iti:.vii4; Dii i u t ini s i
onii ttwisi: oiiMi,
( HU.Hltt N
ji
lly K. lUtsnoriii .MeOiiRdy. M. !
I-'. A. V. I'., IMilhuru
Member Uoi-kus Meiuorhil lustltulft
: Can It be Hint some physical
dlHubillty Is the cuuse of Johnny's
Inubllity tu learn to read? The
parents are Intelligent and wvll
rvud and they know thut disease t j
tonsils, eyestrain,, und many othej
conditions may cause mental back
wardness and abnormal behavior,'
The lamliy physician Is consulted.!
lie makes u thorough physical ex-:
umlnuttoii, finds nothing of con-!
sequence, and sends the unxlotiM
patents to consult . pHychlalilst1
who Is experienced In the study,
and treatment of jtroblem children,
This physician repeats the phya- j
leal examination with the same
results. He ulso Inquires minute-.
ly Into the -.family history, par-1
llcularly us to mental trails und
peculiarities, and Into Johnny's de-1
vclopmont, physical, mental, und
fimollonul, from early babyhood
up to the present time. He un
ites various tests by which Intel- J
Itgencc is measured. Finally he
ig ready to render his decision to
the anxious parents. Johnny is
neither u dunce nor a scamp. In
general Intelligence he Is superior
to the average. Hut. while not of
detective Intelligence, he has nn
Intellect uul defect. Paradoxical,
perhaps, but true, us Is seen when
the' doctor koch on to explain:
v Thfc ubtUty to reud la dependent
not only upon the Integrity of the
visual organs, the eyes, und upon
tlio optic nerve which carries the
Impressions lo the general vlsu il
center In the bruin but ulso upon
ifm development of u very special)
center In thn brain which has for
Its function the storing up of tltej
memories or printed una written
words.
:';Tho centers for tho storing up
of memories of numerals and mus
ical symbols are close hy hut sep
arate so that one may he uffect
!ed without tho other being In
volved. -
; In . some, persons, ono or the
cither of these coalers, more usu
ally the reading word center, has
failed to develop properly or h is
lavri Injured by a very minute
hemorrhage at birth. Such per
sons, and they ure not few, havo
great difficulty in lournln.? to read
and spell. They bo the word hut
fall to recognize It because t ho
memory of the appearance of the
word has not been retained.
- An anu logons condition exists
when the hearing-word center is
urtceted. In such cases words are
hoard only as undifferentiated
sound, for homing In general In
not Impaired. Tho child Is made
to repeat what ho has. not heard
and consequently does not talk,
or tnlks Imperfectly, repeating
words us they have Incompletely
or Imperfectly Impressed them
selves upon his' word nii'moty.
Thus, some ' children for years
speak u language of ' their own,
ROLLINS JWNSTOP HOSE
in colors of alesan, bran, gunmetal, piping
rock, mauve, taupe and black..
$1.00
PUTMAN'S
using definite sounds, always the
same, for definite- objects1, actions
anil states of feeling, Tlicy ure
reproducing sounds made by oth
ers ui they, the children, hear
them, and are unaware that these
words ure not exact reproductions.
The Immediate family comes to
understand them, other children,
strange to say, understand them
even ut first contact, but to oth
ers their talk la a meanlngleas
gibberish.
(Tomorrow's article . explains
treatment ol boys and girls who
cannot learn reading In school.
TO.MKS ANOTIIKU KILMOY '.(
NKWAHK, X. J. Lips to which,
lipsticks ure touched shall never'
touch mine. Such a , motto lor.
youth might he Hiiggested hy a bul
letin from Dr. Charles ( Craster,.
tho city's chief health officer. Ho
soya that every time a lipstick user
wets her lips she lakes a mess of
microbes Into her mouth: ulso that
lipsticks, hand shakes nnd kisses.
are all in tho same class; they.
should not be permit cd.
Famous January lines; "Thirty
dayt after date. I. wo, or other of
us, promise to pay "
v. Irimi Bakind )zm z I
Our Stock of Orthophonic Victor Rcc
ords is complete. New records daily
CARR'S
tiu e.M'.u'. 'e i
i Movent ft street, Instead of tonight, omitted fi 'oin the spinach mixture
i which is the regular meeting time.
Mrs.. 1., I. Huscy will have the
program.
Tho Woman's Christian Temper
ance union will meet at the Meth
odist episcopal church south Tie-s-day.
Jan. IS. at 8:30 o'clock. All
members and others are requested
lo attend.
The Ladies' society 6f th"
Brotherhood of Locomotive Kliv
uien and Knglneors wilt meet Tues
day evening In regular monthly
session,' Kvery member Is request
ed to be there. .
but they add much to tho lusti
ness of the dish und should ho 1
used if possible. Canned or dried
mushrooms can be substituted for
fresh ones if necessary.
(Coupyright. IUi7, NKA Service,
Ine). '
jewelled evening slippers studded
wun uuioreu nuuesioucs ure uvwxr
tud smarter than those wills white
tones.
' "t z.ur l')lt DAXCIXCi?
CHICAGO A Will Hays or a
Land M or something such Is sug
gested fr dancing by the Hev.
John Thompson, Methodist, who
approves tho fox trot, one step, two
step and waltz, but regunhi the
Charleston and black bottom as loo
gymnastic and in his view of a man
who understands youth Is needed
Ii.h ii niitimiiil commissioner to
With a new scandal popping purge dancing of evils. .
every day, we are walling now to j
hear how much those Philistines ! The world moves Hpace. Wo
trot for beimr howled over with the I haven't seen a burntNwood necktlo
1 liiwhono of an ass. I holder for several veal's.
The Lid's Off Now
Minerva
Says
' Wo haw just found I lie
prhi- Hint I- nMjvlntt our
Mmm-s off tin- -diclx. Tlii
lirleo M-oiii to Mlt overy
liiHly. Inn Mill (here on-wnm-.
wlm Nick nt the st.vli-s mill
iinrrnw Iocs, null the l'cel
lines not suit. rlc. Hut nf"1'
kick nt the prli'i'. I nm fls
iirlni; tin inkinit ll wicntlon
on the profits we mi lliuk
inic nu this lot of lines. Just
think I SI. nil iier pnir. Any
woman with only one foot
ciln itel fillerl lit r"i'. 'ur
nnc sline. cither riirhl or
lert, vc ilon I nrc """ ii. a
So. Iirinu III jniir l. 1
Llek nil i'iiii wnut. Just as
lomr ns we lire nhle lo Til
you. I wihiIiI lie illsjippo:nt
iil ir yon J.t-t liiiuj!hl H nlr
allhoiifh findinit fault in
sonic nay iiIhiiii Hu m.
Yours truly
The BOOTERY
A pnlr of SIMM's for a l.on
hill anil n smile thrown in.
llim't lend this out louil.
r cvN' . rs?;i
1 Mil s - s;-' -
A trial marriaue I hat as different wan ent.;re(I Into by Aa
Woldike New York broker, and KUIe RUer. Waahlnnton MCtre-M.
Tbey were married more than a year auo. hut agreed lo keeu It
eecrel " on qule,ly " U AMn l "i 11 ? i
the otber day they announced It to their friend, with the card ahown
re-
imn 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 m 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 1 m 1 1 i m i ij
'our money back
at your grocer's
instantly ---if you don't like
Schilling's best.
Your statement
is enough. You keep the coffee
We pay the grocer.
Schilling Coffee J
BakinE Powder iQ spicet 3i ExtrtjQ Je
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A Buying Guide
Before you order dinner at a restaurant, you con
sult the bill-of-fare. Before you take a long trip by
motor-car, you pore over road maps. Before you start
out on a shopping trip, you should consult the adver
tisements iri this paper. For the same reasons!
The advertising columns are a buying guide to you
in the purchase of . everything you need including
amusements! A guide that saves your time and con
serves your energy; that saves useless steps and
guards against false ones; that puts the s-t-r-e-t-c-h
in family budgets. '
The advertisements in this paper as so interesting,
it is difficult to see how anyone could overlook them
... fail to profit by them. Just check with your
self and be sure you are reading the advertisements
regularly the big ones and the little ones. It is
time well spent . . . always.
Avoid time-wasting, money-wasting detours
on the road lo merchandise value. Read
the advertising "road maps"
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