La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 16, 1927, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextLA' GRANDE 'EVENING ' OBSERVER Wednesday, February 16, 1927. Pace Tbrw Society Nem? .Valentine Party ? At Stalcup Home v : This Afternoon In honor of hr little dauRlitir It.-ity Jun.t'a sixth hirtlititiv arm, versfcry Mm. J. I'.' StuliHip in tn-lt-rlnlnlii 'l lUtlt- KiH-Hta ut a. ' liirllulny mi A vuitnlln purty this; iiiti'inoon. .. . J ( The heme Is Jittnu'llvt-ly th'oo-- I oUm for Ihr tvnt tn km'plnff h HI. Vnlntliu-'B day, uml hvi--1 t ;i , nr- 1 he f lowt'i a uttetl.-' j ' Tho little tit8t . uru Domthv ' Ji-un l.i'iihc-tUT, lltii-n Jcun lmvy; ;Kllu l-uiiisii l.t'f. IIrlt Moore, Mury l.oni'y. Billy NVal. Jtttty May uiii Itllly ('ox, Uuliy .tutu- M l'iiiToti, Ihivii) DoukUih, I'alilcla. l.oiiKf.l- tow niiil ItiiUK- l,(itt-K. J Mih. I' in nk Itlrlrw la itHHisiln, lru. HI ii Ir up. ! -"' Mrs. ChiHter Koylo was IiohU'SS to llio Wuki-L-llta llritlK'' i'ln y s-1 i r.lny ufU'i noon ill ttu liomu of Mm. J. IE. Oliver. Tlirro lahh'8 of hrtilw were i t jlay ilutiiiK the jif(innn an. I fhvit ' prlxr wt-ni to Mih. l-'rank Ch-iivm-; Rcr uml Mih. tiwiise t'lalK n. ' fi-ivt-il tlu- I'lHiHitlatiiin ri.. I , Tin- u will iiui-t iit Tm-1 ilav. I'Vh. 22. with Mrs. tioi'K" t'lark tiK IiohIchs. - Mom In-it of- tin- Kii;inKvtnlm group of punipfii tj k'h Ik 'njoyi'i u Si. Vah-ntinc'.s parly Monthly (venim n( tint home, of Mis I.f- lioro Kly. I The fflrls served nt the Imnqiut' e'wn hv -Hit? ' Suns' and IJuiiKhters of J'lonVtfK early In 'the evening' In nliserva nee of Ori-son'ji unnl-' versary, win n tin y wore old-fuHh-. Jonr-il drtsses. ' j In keepintr with their costinnes Ufler they hat) left the hanquet ( iind Rone to the Kly home th-y , ilaneeil the Virginia reel, the fir-1 ele two-step nnd other ohl - tlniMi fiunees. A valentine hox was n feature of the evening, ruvh ttlrl uennlnfr who her valentine was Irom. ItefreHhmentH were Herveil, MIhs Ioroi hy Itritv. ntim fui nishlnur the 1 punch, Ml.sses Kllen liiehey an 1 1 Lucille Met HIT the rooklea, mi l I MIhh Irene Spencer, randy. ' . ThurHday the ' rum print Kroup held iv ceremonial meeting nt'thnj home ' of Mis. Gem-Re S. Hirulo.j Minn Miss -'Irene Spencer' wub ad- ' ntltted as a member. Several kIi'Ih of the group were given honor heads. M l8 I )mot hy Hrownton hecnnie a wood-gal herer, the firrft l rank in campftro girl work. ( During the meeting M Iss Jean AVI 1 1 la uis elujnged her campfire name by throwing a slip of puper with l he name written on it into the fire. Miss Mildred Hrudshuwl , I old the story of "The Tukb,' Knd." Refreshments were served by Mi Hue h M Mil red Mrudsliaw and Kl rorn Kly. 1 The girls planned a hike for tills afternoon after school up Mill) canyon to take ptctureH-niid sketch .trees, in view of tho fact that nallonal campl'lre liad(uarlers are giving honors for this work. The girla will meet at the home of. Mrs. t Hi rule and go from t here, Sophomore Class Plans Friday Tea s' Arrangemenls have been coni-V-leled for a tea to be given by t lie sophomore Huks of the high i-chool Kriday afternoon in honor of their mothers. Wilson Wullis. president of the KARETTS Aid Digestion , Two or three Kar etts taken immediate ly after your meal give instant relief from heartburn, sour stomach, gas and dis tress. Karetts are packed in handy metal boxes. 25c - 50c - $1.00 , . : . '" f Moon Drug Co. Agi'iit. I'or The Ovl lrug Co Minerva Says i have rwlvcil nur new Spring shoes nnd Oxford for men. The Arch ncr cr Is diic of iIm leading make.' in men's sIiock. If you have foot I rouble t Iicn sIhhs will Im r Bitut com fort to you. IT yon have good fi-ot tlM'so kIkm will keep tlu'in goiMl. Kverybotly likes i-mfortabl( anil goo. I wearing shoes, anil If yon Ho I luii WTiir n iwilr of ,Arcli Prvx-rvi-rs. I"ple who wenr Ihciii pnif them rry mwli. Try otio imfr ami you'll do the same. Itcd Cmss siul An'ti-Ald1 for Indies. 4(10.00 rcgiilm, uon ST.rK ixm't wnlt till tlMy. nie nil gone. The B00TERY cIubb. '' la Be nernl chairman charge, 'aii interesting program Iiuh htMa prepared, .afier which lufreahmentB will ho served. All iHotliurs of sophomore, high I whool atudentB uro invited to a; tend. ' -V. . James K. l'algo cum p. No. 14, Spunlsh-Americun 'war - veterans,! and the Jot dies' uuxiCuiy, No. 11, iiiet at,. Ho nun hall I-'rlduy evening, when separate meetings were held ! hy tho two organizations, followed hy u Joint sociable. 'Plin l.lcllt f.f I Iiwiai nn.l (h.i sinking , fcf the Maine were oh-.j feiyed In interesting Milks. H. J:. t'onlhlgo talking on Lincoln uml Hr.'A. I'i Marr Ielltugof the sink ing of the Maine. '. Holh the veterans' camp nnd the .iitxlllury are planning several In terest Inn meetings for the year i.nd expect to accomplish much. - Itt'foi'C ml lmii-ninint . n.f nith. ments, furnished hy the veterans, I were, served hy the women. A number of friends of Mr. and. Mrs. R 11. Carbine wero enter- tulned Saturday night at a danc ing party held m the Cui-liine home In Krulldale. Aboui :u couples wi-r' present i-.mi uflev (hincing until midnight, refreshments were served. ' ' Woman's Society Enjoys Sociable A aoplnbli' was enjoyod 'tn the ImHi'ini-tit of . tin. .-rat- llanll-il rhuifh Mfincluy nluht (tlvcn iinl i th nuspU'ra of Die WoinunV qo-t'k-ly, tho liininff slilc In llii- ifon-' li-at clurinjc th full Immar i-ntr--liiinlng tin- uinniTH. , About 4ll woiv iH.-8.-nt niiil tin- t-vnlnff wus spent iU vnrlons KunioH ami conl-ula. : . ' - Iti'Ti-oHhtiifntH -woi-o wrvcil hy tl' .-oinniltl.-c In chur-Ki.. . . . . COyn (Spwial) Mil. T. f.i I lofty .-nt.-i-tiiliioil tho Young Slnt- ton'n Ki-hlKO. olub Satunluy nrtor- nonn tit' Itl'l- hOlllO UOI-O. The homo wus atti itotholy urrunxoil In koep- inn with St. Valentine's day uml ihninit tho urtoinoon throe tables ot hriduo w-ero enjoyed. Miss Homh Iv'ollv mi,.inv .,!., " ,"" milk. ten. .. . I hose present wore Mrs. A. H. " ' - . - Ortun, Mrs. Plunk Miller. "Mrs i I'lNN'-'H f hill con came, enb John .Miller, Jlrs. J.. .1. chadnlok, 1 lins'"nIn,l'-c!",'r5'-nut snlail, 'whole .Miss Vina ronlev. .Miss Hess Kl ly. Mrs. It. H. Daniel. Mis. phmi.a' Dellaas. Mrs. Itoy Conley. Mrs. William llallmurk. Mis. II. '. Ilees and Mrs. A. . G. t'onklln. Announcements The. Itlveriu I'urent-Tencher aa Moctullon will meet for the regu lar monthly meeting l'"rlday after noon, Keb. IS, when national founder's day of the parent-teacher association will be celebrated. The Mission study cluss of the,; Kirst 1'resbyteriiln church Will, meet tomorrow afternoon at .'I!: SO o'clock ut the home of Mrs. . 1. Hijsey. This Is the last meeting of the class and, u large attend-1 unce is desired. . " . ' j Thn Huughters of tTtnh I'ioneers j will meet with Mrs. George It. I.y-1 man, f05 N avonue, at 2 o'clock l-'rlday afternoon. The American home department of the Neighborhood club will meet Ttiursday afternoon, Keb. 17, at tho club rooms In the library building. J)r. Murgaret Ingle will rave a paper on "The Relation of NuLrltious Food to Mental Devel opment. " Mrs. J. I). Pmlth will talk on "Textiles" und Mrs. I-J. ItOHcnhuum will tulk on "Modern Science In the Home." . The Adtlbltum Pinochle club will meet at the home of Mrs. A. H. Shannon Saturday night with Mrs. W. K. McClurc assisting as hostess. . Tho first meeting of the West way club will be held Friday af ternoon at 2 o'clock nt the . home of Mrs. Irving Ilruiuwell. 16ns M avenue. The president of the club; Mis. Vs. N. Jensen, requeals all members to be t lie re. Blon d Preference .Theory Fails Down t I'nlon I'nl vornlty. Ja Ukii. Term.. Die theory that gentlemen prefer blonds has heen put to the popular text and found faulty. As ihcir queen of beauty for 1!I27. the gentlemen of the t'nlrerslty chose the brunet. Mhs KKa t-ee (irlsihain. above -.Mt Kmlly Dorlt, a hlond. ss recoiid. Miss Orlsham Is 19 and her home town Is Tupelo, Miss.' OUT OUR WAY ' MHin Rina.t, 'at- a 1 . W'-7 1 t m rr Vv I n-,"TT i rrrorr i:: llaj- .ihe Blowout. in Rcouapofr, 9 '. L ' " "' O'MT B HCA tftf-t. IM. .- t ' " " r ... ' wmJ MENUS. . : Jy Hlstw Mary. A BUEAKKST:; Halves ot or-nillfoH.- ooroul. thin oroam. rrpam- ol mrtra nn ti.!.uf ..rlaii- Xlinm toast, milk, , ooffoo!'. , .- I.L'NCHKON Soallopott -noodles und ham, steamed ..spinaoh; rye isntie jHire uiivunun oroam, wheut rollB,1 canned wrhlte chor-. ties, eoeoanut'.oake.-milk,.' ootTee.. i-icB, cocoanuUcake.-nillk, t'hlll con curne Is an excellent disli to serve for 'dinner, when the cook has her afternoon out. You mi n nrinn rrt nnd nnnlr thn nilvt nra heforo leaving the houso- for theJ' -ne' was the first Japanese, wo afternoon. : Hherl Aviien you como; man to sing the roio of Yum Yum .home nil that's necessary is to re- heat the chill con curne while you ure setting the. tuhle and mixing h -.ih.i, . -.,'. - . f'KcfilloiMHl Nomll'iuid 'ni - One and one-half cups ndodles. 1 lo 2 cups chopped cooked ham, 1 cup milk, 2 tablespoons minced parsley, 4 r tablespoons ,- bread crilnvbs, 1' tablespoon butter. - Hqll noodles for. IB miinutes in beef or chicken stock or boiling suited wuter. Put a generous layer of cooked noodles in a well but- tered buklng dish. ; Cover with a luycr of ham: and sprinkle with parsley. Continue layer for layer, making two layers of ham and three of noodles and sprinkling each layer of ham with parsley.' Add; milk and cover with crumbs, I dot with bits of butter and bake in a moderate oven for 25 minutes., Servo from the baking dish. (Copyright, 1927, NI-JA. Service, Inc.) riltST TVRK1SH GIRL STAGE DAXCJXG IX Twenty-year-old Selma Sirrl has the distinction of being the first Turkish girl to take up plastic dancing as a profession.-and tho first to dance on the Turkish stage. Member of a distinguished old family, she has braved the gossip of Constantinople society by enterr Ing a profession still considered scandalous by most Moslems. She has been aided and abetted by her own father, Sollm Hirrl Hey, who has trained her since baby hood In their private gymnasium, tho Instruction later Including lessons- from . Vllner, an Austrian teacher. Relim Serrl Bey Is government orffnnlzer of . .-physical oduontlon throURhout Turkey and a member of the international' Olympics com mittee. .. FAMILY COMES F1IIKT, OI'KHA. SINGING NKXT :- : r I turn women have adopted the woo. Polk BQftgs over tho radio rva ' ' tq keep (ho soprano votco of Mra i' Then you might expect to Beo Haiia Bhlmo.uini . Jkl in training H1I3 headline In the paper: I'O whtle Bhe awolta the day when. I. All HIOAUH KltOLlC IN DKATIi rfamlly cares can be laid asido for YAId-KY ZOO. 'a return to operu, "My family 1 duty comes first, singing next,' Hho said when asked if she hud retired. "Hut unless' duty requires It,' why should any woman drop any ; of life's beautiful activities?" She later sang m J he MtKaoo. .Fire .Fly and Madame' Bultorflyy then temporarily retired following her mnrriara to a. wealthy Japan- eae business man of Sacramento.. ?h t full .lananese blood but does not speak the lungunge 'us sho was born in Honolulu, iinnniitmiutiiniiiumiiiiiiiM cl.iini.:g .sealed The only tea S whose 6avor lnvaCUUIIl u completely protected kept fresh and fragrant from tca-gariieq to tea uble. fire kinds of protection all exchutvely Schilling -- for the true tea flavors known only in the Orient: (1) Twice-toasted . the only way to unmask rich hidden flavois of a tea leaf. (2) Then the leaves sealed in vacuum (like your coffee) .... but sealed HOT at its most aromatic moment. for tea with a Snug Cover - - - to protect it even after you open it. (4) Of die many grades of Orange Pekoe, only the choicest, most fragrant, are blended with Pekoe in Schilling's. (5j Your grocer protects yon he returns your money instantly if you don't t ScUUing'sbest. You keep the tea. UfUfJ& Pekoe AlfoGreen tntii' iiuiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiim Selling Out! CARR'S Closing Out! By Williams IS THAT SO? 1 I'llU-'AIi;i.rHlA No young person nowaday would think of bobbing her huir, if Miss Clnru, ! Miller, secretary of tho J'hlludelt piiia linirdresserB association, 1b correct. Kluppers ure letting tho I t -rases grow, site says, becauso ma- Girls! ,f the face powder you now use does not stay on long enough to suit you doos not kep that ugly shine Mwny indefinitely does not - WHk - your skin colorful' Mka it peach try. this new wonderful Hiiwlul French Process Face pow- der called MKI.I.O-OLO. Komem her the name M Rl.LO-OLO. There's nothing, llae It. filass j UrugH, Inc.- . Adv. (3) The world's only key-wind vacuum tin fTea fjapai g. The Garden I I. IITH, i: TIIOI'f.HTS o .. i i:rt rii.i.i its lie fore, a'lually hi art lug to use fertlllKers. eiiMUgc In u lew fertile tuongnis on tint suiiject. Aiamiruig the Harden Is not ciiro-ull for Ull vegetable ill It will not of it self U nd. to surprising results uU lliongh It will help. U is u gtirden pccesKlly hut of Itself and without aid It will not do much. , Klrst of all, iio-uiuttuir how strong or how rich the ninnurft it v til never take thiplaco of culti vation. The-more yod manure the l iui-o you should hue, for tho weeds will giviw faster fur the fertiliser, kei'ping . hy .soil In proper tilth saves ttii food lor the vegetables ami hastens I ho decay of. tho fcr IiIIki r. -t . . The niore. thorough and careful the cultivation, the less the need for ' IVrtlltnera. Cultivation will make up for some luck of Manur ing bnt fertlllxlng will not make up for luck of cultlvutlon, . l-'lnd out before upplylng wheth er you will In wusttng the fertiliz er. It will he a waste If tho soil Is deficient ,iiv lime. If the soil needs Mine,, lime It first und fer tilise from two to three weeks lat er. (Jardeii noil needs lime, about every three yeiirs. M ami re w i II not c ure u Hick plant when It Is sick from fungus or Insect pests. It. must have In HeclLcldea, nr.'. fungichles, hrseulc und nicotine preparations uud Itordeuv.x nilxture. If tho plant Is healthy- It will benerit from fer tiliser. If It Is not, no fertilizing Is likely to help It. Avoid letting fertilizer come la dhvet cqnlact.wlth the roots of tho plants, if It Is Immyard mniiure. liven commercial fertUUers are best mixed In the soil a few Inches from the plant, l-ight, warmth, nlr and water nre more needed ufter fertilllng than ever In order to hustcn tho work of the tVrltllxor. Honk -It In and Ihln tho. plants so they will get. plenty, of air and light, It Is best to lime the soil In tho for best results . in your baking Same Price ' for over 35 years 25 ounces for sl5f(, WHY PAY WAR PRICES? Guaranteed Pure The skill with the GLORIOUS NEW COATS -; ; L FOR SPRING Never have, Spring eoata been planned with more at tention to style, detail ; or to effecting a certain definite .silhouette that ot slender lines and animation. The--result the short straight-lined coat in its many .ver-' sions,: which will be so popular for this spring's wear. . Whatever the style preference, it is here in a wide variety of the finest fabrics and loveliest new colors; And as to; pnce-lihat scarcely begins to covea1 the . amount you. would ordinarily expect to pay for-eoats of such superioivquality and striking smartness.. full iinii .'fnrllllso l" jh sprlnw. Uut not ntcrwarir, . Dojuot apply tho limn and tartlllxcK p ut 'tlio. samo tlmo. : IIOItHF.D HATH .'MAKES I.ONG WKiH KXPK(MV! The old wlgimiker at .the Nation al Oporn. In J'arls Buys that It now rot 20,000 fruttrn, or 'lSOO to buy of - expert Bakers combined use of selected ingredients . makes MCWILLIAMS' Butter-Hut Bread The choice of many housewives. This economical f ood is always "Rich as Butter" "Sweet as a Nut" i Made in La Grande By .LA GRANDE BAKERY K. J. McVlLLIAMS, Prop. AND MIUUNERY -'- 'o, long halrod wig 'for MoHsnndo.: v."Modorn hair treuttnonts iieil by city, women' and tho prevalence of bobbed hair drive us to tho Itrlt-any- peasunt women-.-- for ihalr worthy to bo mado Into .wigs ror the' opera,',' ho said.' ' if the Hrlttany women out their tresses tho wlg-malter soos noihlng fbr It but nvodern MeMsundtyi-iind Marguerites with bobbed hair, -