La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 25, 1927, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texti;;t ',';!. i u .-,! . ' i'..'.!.:: Tuesday, January 25, 1927. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Pajte Three OCIETY'NEWS Campfire Girls At Council Fire The Sacnjnwt'a cunipfitp girl trroup had Ua fitst cumuli Hri' Suttinlay evening at ft ;t0 o'clock ut the home ut' Mrn l.olf II. Awes. Runrdlnti. iK'sptto thl ooiA weather halt' tf tlu munihi'i-H vn present, incltnltntc Wrlu Mcf jinr. Natnlfp Khcrt, Juanitti SiitzlnsiM- If Khort. Juanitil h!ltlliK.M- ano S00 ,', Mrs. i Nell Hutrllln Man.. Ncuk rchner. Ihe.e I Kins , lllinll,ors. n,mi. anil n alHO two visitors, Hnrtium HtlUlnffer fern! Mnri.'l Wibb, both liluohhds, who . oxpot-t to Join th uroup uu anon as tlu-y reueh th" atfo of J I. It! Ana reported that '2.1 vun inudo front the randy . tuilri Thin atnonnt will pay for a h-atlier-liound n'oor d bmik, wlili h has til -roiuiy an ived from hf udMi:iirt'iM. ThiH bvhiK tin first, council fin-, ftie-l.irht.nK cT'iiiony nuinb.'r one was umc. Juanita S; il'liiKr, Vrr la Mi'Lano and Xatatii- Kbert wi-re cliOHcn to tltfht tlu land ls, aftr which tin- Klrts hhixk "Anit'tica Tiia Beautiful." The guardian e v plained to the irls how they eon! I j win tho national tree year honor tor IH27 In the camptire gi-l i work. ; Health charts ami tin tn eliartH were given out to tnose present. The members each con tributed something about how ,10 makV tree year a successful one. The secretary was asked to write to various organizations for free material nn tin- planting and car ing of trees, .1 IMnu Jensen nn.l Natalie l-.l..-.t clioncn to work out tli- next lo proKnuns. . Til- next nicctl,i- will ho Snttir.lay. Jan. nt ,.,,,, ,'ha,lwjck. Marpurol o'f lock. . . ! mltli ""'I N'H l'allock us spt'c'ial . rolorla-arctT. The Osolm rnnipfl''' Ifl' l" K''t'1' Tho following officers were In-liOH'.i-mii'S 10 XisH llenlr.R's camp- Su,.,l: Surah Khappat, prealden;: lire Kioup R:t.l-clay alternoon, a! .;u- Khnw. nenlor vice; Anna a ineellnK at the home of Mina H('lii)oni), er. Junior vice; . Nora Arta Verity, Riianllan of Hie Onolia ( iii'iii y. lrei.Burer: Catherine Cra tfi'Otti. ' vei', chaplain; Louh'a Hnrwell, t'On- f'ainpt'lre souks were practiced . titietor; 1'i'arl Miller, guard: l-:mily and the Motions were learned dm'- ' Cock, eeietary; Akiics Vaildoek. Intf the uflernoon. after which th.' press eorreK)ondent : Mae Heott, girls enjoyed gnmes and r-fr sh- patriotic Instructor; Viola I'arUcc. incntij. I musician: l.lllie ('ickle, assistant Woman's Society Plans For Dinner ; 1 corps presented -Mrs. Scott, the re- ! When the Wonmn's society of u,.nK resident, with u gift of up Jhe I'irsl Hinitlst church met I'yl-j preclal Ion, nn.l the retiring ofrl llay nfti'ineon al the Inline of Mrs. I responded. f. rennlngton idnns were model '.o readliiB" were given by for the first dinner to be sei ved i j,.s Agnes I'uddoek, "l actus by the 1111 nibers of the society this. ear Kriday evening. .Ian. 2$. In tho liaser.ioht of the chinch. ; Mrs. V. I,. Devlne Is chairman 111 charge. V VNION (Special). UihI Friday1 -the inembors or the mis.sionory rn r PliiK MpPt Hlhd ittU" lOcmrir Of tho l-reyter. lau church held an all-day meet- At UniOIl XlOtei Ing at tho homo or .Mr . (ieorfje Scihl rd I n Nort h I n ton f or t ac pnrpo.se of finishing ovirs as sew ing start.''! some lime ago. At 1 o'clock a covered dish !.....!.. .m. u:is s.'t-v. d. followed by n... r .1,.,. hiiHiness s.-Hsion of Vie, nlil society, presided over liy M;'.. I.oiilsii Iluiwell. vice, president. l'NION' (Speclnl). The n-Kiil-ir nieetlni! of the Woman's eluh wr.s held Thursday afternoon at in home of .Mis. Waller l ock. In ' answer to the roll call each tiieni- ln-r eonlr'huti'd nts inwaiii the scholarship loan fund. Thrt initial i-nutine of hllsineps. liresldcd over hy the president. Mrs. I'"ralik SIlll'Kill. was followel To break up a stub born cold we recom mend Thompson's Cold nnd Grippe Tablets Made, in the labora tories of the Owl Drug Co. Moon Drug Co. Agents Tor The Owl lnig Co. Minerva Says "What we want l !" " Induct- t In- lailiii r ' l.rnmle who Iinic never worn an Arch-Alil lie Iteil Cin-s slliK'i' to try one pah' of ruinous lnK. whlcli Is lull" Willi nii'll-lone to pmliK't Ilu! nii'h; also hunt with narrow Ins l sent In prevent -lliipliis. mill many pooil fealurif. not In niiiilar Iiimm. We linn (lei-liliil to itiw jrou o I'liami In iti-l one pair or tin-' ! sllppeis. ut S7..". Now l your I'lianee for, n slmi't Utile. TwiMille slci'ivi's In. I" "ell t HI.Br, to sn.li.-.. Silk liw fi-om 1 .00 to i.;.v Men's slim", all klmK nl rrasnnnlili' prim's. The BOOTERY by a prop ram with Mrs. Itnymond Pitts us t'hafnnan. Miss Htlon Johnson iruvo two readings, "Aunt Mundy und th.' t'harlt'Hton" and un Imnornonntion of u cur ride Kivo little girls from, tho north side school sun two hooks under the direction of, their tcaclu r. Mi's. Winalteth Vo Kcl . M rs. Kd it h IMi y sang t wd nunibt-rs, "Daw n" and "The Star," Miss Kdlth,OllkiHon played a it lows" and "A Song of Von." Xll-iS lorothy i'lishiuun-gave two rui . inns. "Hash, the PI ro -Horse," an 1 "Pa Slays Home," and u trio, con sisting of Misses l.ecnu and Nora Spray and Jaue Smith, accompan ies by Miss Nellie Ceeftson at the piano, King. The first numlitr was "Nt'ipolitun Nights" and the second was "Homo Sweet Home l.ullaby." Miss - Irene Lovelmug' gave two readings, "llyrum HIoam In" and "While Socks.", and Mtsa Vina t'onley sang two sol.is. "tinniest Wish In the World" and "A Thought." Mitts loin Child. -is accompanied her, . After the program refreshmen's wt.,-t, 8ervel by the committee In charge, I NION (Special). Saturday af ternoon 1 'rest on Woman's Itcliff orps No. JJ met ut the K. I. hull .for luncheon at Iran o'clock. Covers were laid for 4 11. Koltowing luncheon thorp was a business .meeting of the corps and i-.-rl. ... (i ..i-i. I.mfl..,l u-ll h Mr. ,.,,.,.,., ,.,..,. mst.minff or- r,(.,.,. Al rH u,uls,u . nurwell. spe- , . ,.,.,,.... .,,. jn,,,,,,. conductor; l.oru (Jolsey, assistant Kunrd: Mary Klllott, Hello Huslek, ' Mllic t'ross anil t'oru (Irlggs, col , orhtareis. Agues I'liddock In behalf of the N(... ,) .-Your Klag and My .ing." Th ceremonies closed with u. uie of tho flag by th" n.;,.,rg an,i the singing "America." nf FN ION (Special). Mr. and Mrs. Bert Knight were host and hostess to the members of the T. B. club Wednesday evening at meir nono- in North Fnion. HrldK' was played at four lahl-s during the evening with .Mrs. Wai ter Cock wlnnint? lilKh score nmniiK the women. The men's prize went to lt. '.. Terrall and the consolation prize to Raymond ' " iii.ei oi .,.....,- i,".,i"o " - the rooms. I he hostess serveil a two-course luncheon after the minit'H. ho club will meet again Feb. 2 at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Itny mond I'ltts. FNION (Special). Mrs. J. F. Hutchinson was lioslens to the members of the l.ucky Thirteen ' club and a few guesls Friday af ! tcrnoon at the Fnlon hotel at a 1:15 o'clock luncheon. ! 4 "overs laid for 12 around a ta t ble decorated with bouquets of i pink carnations. Following luneh ; eon throt, tables of bridge wore at j play in the hotel Itvingroom. Mis. j John Martens made high scor" I and .Mrs. Leonard I avls received the consolation prize. Those prest-nt, besides the club J nicmb rs, wt-re Mrs. Donald ('.ale, ! Mrs. Bert Knight. Mrs. Ma-y ! Hutchinson ajid Mrs. T. , Kerr; Announcements I The Home Missionary sooioty of the l-'irst Methodist Kplscopril , church will have an all-day men?- ins" for work tomorrow at the homo of Mrs. hoc Hanford. Theio will bo a pot luck lunch at noon. A young man who turned bandit In Kansas Mty really can't be blamed. Ho had hunted the town from top to bottom for a Job for Ills wife. Smart Footwear Thin white kid shoa with bow knot tiotlf of green lizard la the smart model to Uke MtiUk. OUT OUR WAY ifcf ftirz ki . wmll 0 0 9 Ol27 BY Ht tWCt INC MENUS Ily Slstoi- Iiiit BRKAKKAST Canned cherries, cereal, thin cream, creamed finnan had die. crisp rye toast, milk, coffee. I.l'NCIiKON Nut loaf with cel- cry sJiuoe, lettuce saiulwielies, plne-j,, apple charlotte, milk, tea." . DIXMCU Boiled mutton, boiled potatoes In parsley butter, creamed turnips, French endive with French dressing, ginger pudding, graham rolls, milk, coffee. Keep In mind tluit "made" dishes are not as easily dlKested nsi(oune ,u.. nuBhnmj'H cllt.f. An plain, straightforward viands. How ever, these dishes involving mix tures are often Justifiable, since they add varie.ty.to the menu and are a means toward ecenomy. The nut loaf suggested In the luncheon menu is one of these concoctions. If small children must be provided for, a poached ewg might be served on toast with Home of the celery' 'SiHrce. ,--' .-T - IMucapiilc Charlotte one tahlespooii uninitiated ttela-j rNON (Hpeeiiil) Halph Smith, line, 4 tahlespoons cold water. '. , of 8n)Uh ,( Thompson's (,'l-ocery. cup linllhiK water. 2-3 cup sugar, 1 1 rel uriie(i ,,e , Tuesday evenliiK cup Ktatcd pineapple. I tulilespoon from xVeiser, Ida., w here he had lemon Juice, 1 cup whlppluu cream. been f()1. H w,,e, Cllile,l hy tho III- talilespoouK tiowdored suirar. ! nCHH of Ills father. -teaspoon vanilla, few -grains salt, . Am0,. those from I'nion 'who stale sponge cako ur luu.v ihikoi. Soften golalino in cold water for ion mlniilos. Add boiiing water and slir over hot water, until dissolved. Ilring pineapple and sugar to the boiling point. Remove from fire, add lemon Juice and dissolved gela tine. 1-.01 stand tint 11 cool and be ginning to "set." AVhlp cream until firm. Stir in vanilla, sugar and salt. Fold into gelatine mixture and turn Into a mold lined with thin slices uf stjje sponge cake or split lady fingers. (Copyright, 1!I27, NBA Service, Inc.) A thousand persons were struck by bicycles in London in a recent mouth. These newfangled con tra pi ions are making the streets unsnfe. 0nH hoi breakfi.1. generally conceded a ' vital pari of (he day'a diet II la fortunate that they no , longer take ao much time to prepare. H-O Quick Cooking Oala cook ready to serve In two to three minutes. And there, In almost no time, uou have a steaming dish of the finest nourishment there is. ,1" ho? OATS Quickest Hot Cereal IeaIttTwo Minutes -fME COWBOV AMD THE. I'AIIIK rOJII'MCATlOX WITH WO.MION WOIIKIOIIK .Women workers. wives and daughtora,' huvtv 'hcooiuo tho col laborators or thotr husbands Uml fathers in so many Instances', In 1'uris govt-rnni?nt offices that Pre- mlor l'olncaro has. had to stiffen . . , , . . , roquiroments for their ei. ploy- mont. There has developed too groat temptation for a function ary to put his family on the pay-roll for salary alone. The minis try of mnrtno recently nau an un- happy family quarrel on its hahdsj wnen a wne won piuniuiiuu . nu other row occurred when a hus band was transferred to an office where hp came under the1 orders of a woman. 1 Us wtfo wouldn't allow another woman to boss her husband. - ; . - ; UNION .. PERSONALS attended the KhlKhls of rytlilim haniiuet nnd.meetliiK at ' Halter lust Monday evening., were , the' Itev. Itnlierl C. bee. James Wehli, New ell Martens, Jim 'Johnson, lieu Stonedahl, '. Thompson. I'. K. Ittttoker, H. V Wheeler. Oeoi'Ke Delnp and W. ). Mannerly. Mrs. Stella Levy, .1.. A. Wrlclit. Mrs. 1'hy and Maiitaret I'liy were ainnnK t tin Union people who at tended the road show "llnln" In La piniiiMiiiiiiiiiritmmitimiiitw O A N G i Schilling Tea i sealed The only tea whose flavor invacUUin is completely proltcled kept fresh and fragrant from tea-garden to tea table, five kinds of protection all exclusively Schilling for the true tea flavors known only in the Orient: (1) Twice-toasted - the only way to unmask rich hidden flavors of a tea leaf. (2) Then the leaves sealed in vacuum (like your coffer) .... but sealed I HOT at its most aromatic moment. for tea with a Snug Cover - to protect it even after you open it. (4) Of the many grades of Orange Pekoe, only the choicest, most fragrant, are blended with Pekoe in Schilling's.' (5) Voitr grocer protects you - he returns your money instantly if you don't like Schilling's best. Orange You keep the tea. FekoL, Alto Green Mjltn (Japan) htlUMIWIIIIMIIIlllllllillllimil1 By Williams CAUNJE.S. Grande last week. , Mr. ami Mrs. deorge' Dufur, cf .Woodland, Wash., stient Saturday and Sunday at tho home- of their brother-lnlaw, John Wort man. They returned home Sunday eve ning. Jlert Knight Is shipping a carload of fut hogs to the Portland mar-1 ket tills week. Among thoxe from I'nioti shop ping In la (Irnmlo Saturday wore Mi-, and Mrs. William Vogcl, MIhh Kdilli Uovlg, Mr. and Mrs. Dick itonsuii, Sam Benson and Mih. Alice Sutherland. M.Hi wmiam Hutchinson was In j jJt (jrande AVednesday evening. where she attended the t'ailinan , . I .lull may leei ni-ii nun it.us'i , , Vrs Alice Slmi.su., of I-.nmett 1 V01"- oondlllon. hut I he company I Producers of shows and mo. H 11 1 rr 3 vlio considers the risk on yr li.m pictures I'ndcrc othes n.ttn Iii.i., Is Msltlnu heie fol seveinl ...,,,,, .,. .., ..,.. ,i.v i. ufacturi'rs led the list." ilavs at the homo of her cousins, i lllL'' 1,11 " V tnRe w hen tin y in- .Mf. and Mis. Pick riensun anil sure you, does not IniiKh at obesity. : ,. . Ilu',, I.', ,,,,, Iw.i e Ul,e .. un tllii'slty Is fn nliciilly llhe tn I Mi to oiyinpla, Wash., to visit rela-, UvoH, ' Mrs. ( Scott len Thursday ' nioniliiK for Ishind flly.. cnlleil there hy the Illness of her (latiKliler., (Mrs. f! en rite I'a in os. ' .Mr. n ml Mrs. Krcu Kox motorcil to Iji (Iriuide Thiirsdny where Mrs. Vox underwent a minor operation, ' J. W. Spencer sold Ills pool hall tills week to lleorue Hector, of La (iranile, who look possession at o'nc.e. Spencer will leave hiiiiii for Nyssa, Ore., where, he has pur- chased li hotel. ' Keotriaphcf prcillcls I'lilciuro villi have I ft, lino. (ion people hy the yenl- 20011. Not unless t hey ehunife tlielr wys, professor. One thintr . iilmul trolnif to the dos you'll always find plenty of people to help you net there. """ (J) The world's only key-wind vacuum tin A PfKOf. Donahey Family Ot Children Is Ten in Number COI.T'MIU'S, ().. Jan. 'J (AV)- , When the Vic Donahey family: trooped Into 1 ho Ohio executive mansion four years - ago, many If uckey e moth era sighed to one another, "How will she do U7M 1 The object of their apprehen- 1 ttlon was Mrs. Dunahey. 1 They wondered how she would j continue to nether successfully I her brotid of t n children anil si III , ,. . ,. .. . - duties' of the first lady of one or tho hiKgest states In tho country. ' Hut' (inventor Vic' Donahey has just started his third consecutive term. and nl'b'i four year of "motherlnr" and "first ludylnK" his wile's fa co has the sunn fresh color as when she came up from New I'htludi'lphiu. Tho details of giving tea and of seeing that sn Hal lias a fresh supply of lollms cause her no won y. I to know that he can depend upon "It's Just a lot of fun." s'.io says, you to follow It. phieliily. "Don't ever worry." I Jt (a important to have a oaro- When Via Donahey was a comi- 1 ruIy i,aanc(Hj diet .. In reducing try printer In New I'hlladelphln. woiKtlt, By halanco Is nunint he admits candidly ho dbln't earn U)(, (lll,nlitv of carbohydrate, pro much money. And the stork camo ,)i(n 0)) m m . do, und th(1r oflviv but Mrs. Donahey never ( r,.a, onHhln to each other. Tho worrjed. pt-oteln should bo of normal She has a few other thumb rules ammm,;. tho carbohydrato foods for getting along: m ! Khoutd ho slightly increased In ; "lltidgot your money. amount; and tho fat foods con- .Maije urn 01 your . Trust In God. 1 don'l bellevo , oaouglv of us do." I The .Donahey's had 1 children and ten aro living. - In the midst of her tluties as a mother ami a governor's wife. Mrs. Donahey has retained the ptanis:te ability of her girlhood and has be come an art connolseur and some what of an uulhorlly In Ohio on antiques and Interior decoration. Two daiiKhlers hav learned froin their motlier to play the piano and tho violin. HEALTH OBF.SITY Uy V. M. lloirh-litcr. M. I., Ktmilt Vah. lember Ciorgas Memorial Inst, i In many cases obesity is a dis ease,' Many Individuals aro uf Viicled with it. Thonsunda aro re fused life Insurance each year be cause; they aro above the. weight i r ,l...l I 1.. .1 .' , , ,, ,. ... runner of serious dirfli'lllly. The enimi' .or this condition may no n ilinlurliauce of ono of the Blnnds of the body, .termed a itlunil of, Inleniiil secretion, and called the jillullary Kland. i m mosi ircipuciu iiiiim. oi ,,. -. slly In over eallnK. If ono tnkes more food than his body needs for fuel; the extra ainoillil is deposited as fill, hcncalh the skill mid within Hie nilliill cells tlirollKhnul the burly.'- .These extra deposits of fat are simply so much exlrn weight, j which ninlii'S tile work of the liody Ifrreatcr and weakens lis muscii- lalure. A licail miiHeln which Is weakened by fatly deposits cannot ,t0 Us work efficiently, und Klvcn ( j oui inore readily. si What would you think of a liase- hall player who went In n world series Riiine wllh a lin pound paclc Islrappeil to his hack? Yet there are many people w ho carry with litem connlaally twenty, thirty. forty, or fifty pounds of, excess welKhl. Onc'H wcIkIiI Ih Koverneil by Ills nKc-iniil height, nml niilhcntio liihli-H may he reinllly fount! for reference. Just I.cciuiho one's fath er or-niother was cxceHntvcly over- If ' CARR gSUJ;-"'"ll,U res J The Greatest Sale La Grande Has Ever Known. Carr Furniture Co. CLOSING OUT - Sale Starts Monday, Jan. 31 10 a. m. Be Prepared to Come With the Crowd. CARR FURNITURE CO. PUTMAN'S La Grande's Exclusive Readii'to-Wear and Millinery !, ummmmmmmmm iri!..' J' . v. . 1 -.. ' .'. rr w1, j,, :;' tt.,ly llo shol,, . bo so. If you nre overweight discuss tho matter with your physician, 'i'horo are drugs upon tho market which, if taken tndlticrlmately, may do much harm. - Do not stop eating and try to lose ten pounds' in one week. Ono pound reduction a week, if carefully planned for. will bo sufficiently rapid. To diet for 1 obesity requires charnotor sufft formal Ci,.nt to follow consistently a do- Hnrt routine. )n outlining this i ltva,mHnt your physician wilt want s,ierab!y diminished. l'he tost of ado(iiacy or any rou tine, for iiurposes of roductlon is told by tho body w-olght. . If you have followed uccuruloly for ono ek a given routine and you havo not lost in weight, something Is wrong cither In tho constructlon or application of that routine. '.MISS AMHHICW I1! X Its 'o.iMi:ii,i- iiirnit.N l-or those, who woulil know, the coinincrclul value or the. title '''Miss America" ilurlnjr the reltr.w Inn: your, .Miss Normn .Sumlhvooil fixes the flBiires nt 1011,000. The money may come to u tltlohaliU r from a wlile vnrlety of sources, unKltiK front inunufacturers of articles useil hy women to motion pictures, ."When 1 was first nam ed 'Miss America' Inst year." -Alias Hmnllwood said. "Iioukln? nftcnts, to suy nolhlns: of Out iiUvertlsinK men, almost tormented me to lienth. 'I'liey represented liutnii- facturcrs of liosiery, all Itlnda of lollel arlicles. clothlnif and num- JOSEPH STANK0 Will Lecture at the ; EAGLES' HALL Tues. Evening, Jan. 25 at 8 o'clock ... . .., ()N . "THE FACTS IN REGARD TO THE MEXICAN SITUATION" Lecturo is free FURNITURE CO. STORE CLOSED WATCH! WAIT! GET OUR BIG CIRCULAR COMING! iHHMitv ivws mi l, ; ron i ,oiiiK(.i: ;-wniiv The unsuccessful pool may la:" a lesson Hum Itosuhcllo Hoilfrtjrfn; who at " 17: is earning net wiy througli Draki tinivorHltyi lit ,( fe.s Moines, (a,, by Writing lioVri'y. .Since ahc' was 111 she has writr ten inore thair-ftou poems,' ono .of which "Woiiien of tho SoU".-wcs nwarded the major prliie pinions' 5, (Mia ontiles In the National llyn her poetry contest. , "Some, day,', sI:o promises. "I'm going in. bo a woman of letters?; and hooks' aiv-1 plays." , : ' OH)K si-:is i:k I.t(J ; WITH OM-: UOrSHNOIJ) A ' cook who bus boon L'H vi tttB with the same family has E'-? found In the Kronen towjiit of J 1 KouroH. Her name Is Juilo Aibtii. She is S:i years of afro and woV-lIs for I'Mouard l'rezo. She lias (it -i'P married. '"'";'''''( A good way to keep the'figur-o hoautlful Is to use- only a pflcU-Vt mirror. ' - v ) V Delicate MUFFINS 2 cups flour teaspoon salt ' H cup sugar . 1 egg 4 teaspooni 1 y cup PANCRU3T bating powder melted cup milk ; ;V,VV OVfIX and sift dry ingredients. .' flt Combine all liquids. Slowly ', pour these into dry mixture, mix .,0, ing lightly. Do not stir, or attempt k- '' to beat out the lumps. Place dough '- into pans that have been well:! ' greased with PANCRUST. Eik r . in fairly hot oven from twenty to twenty-five minutes. "K V IS AN ALL-PURPOSE FAT Je it in cwrctoowNo Everybody invited. V'i.