La Grande evening observer., March 28, 1927, Image 3

Monday, '. "March 28,' 1927 ' .'!
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
FaJ"e Trim
Society News
World Wide Guild
; ; Planning Pageant
ports from, the various officers and
eonimtlUea were read and I he fol
lowing officers wero elected f jr
the ensuing year: nreitldt-nt. Hos
coe Jordan; vice president,- Kruuk
Cain; roconllng secretary,- Mix
r rank Cain; corresponding secre-
und treasurer,
A vote was carried to the effect
that the next stone meeting mil
rally. Including the other younjf
people's oi'KunUatlons of the jtoruv
and the district evangclim. tho
Itev. i'onnie forbltt, and the d's
t rift president of the Nana re n a
Young People's society., the Itev.,
John Alundtler, should he held in
J.a Grande sometime In tho ne'tr
future.
After the business session a ho
clable was enjoyed which Include!
Kuines and con test b In which prices
wero awarded.
Announcements
. An Interesting meeting of the
World Wide, guild of the vim
ilaptlst rnurrn was neiq Miiurauy ; tury. Ruth Kullow
evening at the church, with illsj j i,'0yj Moore. -
Kthel Harrison as, nostvtu.
The meeting started at H o'clock
and the first hour was spent prac
ticing ji pageant, "in which the
guild will take part on Kaster
Hunday, and discussing the ubsd
t elullon meeting to be held hi ha
(Irandn May 24, when guild mem
hers from over all Kastern Oregon
will he tht guests of the l.a,
(Irnnde guild.'
Mrs. O. A. rollurd and hot
daughter, Margaret, presented a
missionary skit, which will he r.
peuted at the association meet in jr.
Mrs. P. French will llrvt
. the girls in teaming several guild
songs to he given during the meet,
log. Hhe spoke briefly eoncernlnir
Hie shngs.
Following this program In the
church auditorium the girls went i The Westminster society of the
10 the Imsemenl, where they joined ' First Preshyterlnn church will
in a "tea parly. As each girl
(tutored the' room and found hT
jdace at the table she was pre
sented with a large T. -v
On one side of the T was a
jilt mo., which the girts worked out
while they were being served, Mrs.
Wayne, Taylor winning the prise..
On tho other side was u refer
ence to he found in the mission
study hook, The Baptist . family
to Foreign Fields." and reported
upon at a special meeting of the.,
guild Saturday afternoon at the
church.
Miss Muble Schofer and .'Miss
Marvel 1 thine, members o the
guild who are away at college hut
were home for the, spring vaca
tion, were honor gutsts of the eve
ning; -and each were called unui '
for -short talks." Miss Mildred
. w " 1 ' '. i cereal' cooked with figs, cream,
guild.
meet tomorrow evening at the
home of M rs. ltlcluird Thomas,
i;io.l Ninth street. All. memlMMS
are urged to he there.
';
A special meeting of the Wom
an's t'hristlun Temperance, union
,wlit be held at, the home of the
president. Mrs. Frank Mlllcrinn',
North Majtle street.- Tuesday af
ternoon at 2 o'clock for the pur
pose of sewing on garments to bo
sent to the- children's farm hnnut.
All members are urged to come'
and help with the. work.
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HEALTH
'WHAT' AUK 1tKHlI,K?
It) i. M. Trallc, M. I). I
San la Ana, Cnl.
Memher Oorgus Memorial
Institute 1
The tonsils are lymphatic glnu.ls
und are a part of the lymphatic
system which Is composed of a
large number of glands nnd ves
sels so1 numerous that they form
a network throughout the entire
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; The principal function of the! T Li: -! ml'Jli: l
lymphatic system Is to guard anlfinay en( nt the capsule. The
protect the body and blood stream (lt.t.at4. linlnr of these tube In
from poisons of all kinds. They thp part tha, usually first becom s
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ln germs and by converting poi
sons Into I wis harmful substances,
' The germs or the poison Ruin
ing entrance Into the body
tte so large In amount or no vim
uayxromtex
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When this' occurs the tube is
narrowed by' the swelling and
filled with a foul secretion. This
makes it Impossible for any drurf
may t)lut H applied to the surface to
tin A lu uiiiv trt- nnv ilIutnnnM lnlr
... umi um nm lym- tu, tlhogi Neither Can this BP-
phatlc glnnd may be unable .o t.,.HUQn VoVk It way out readily,
cope with it and may Itself he- Part 'dt It works its way out
come diseased or even destroyed- !um, s gWttOWed with the food.
When this occurs the adjoining part is ahBorbed and curried by
lymphatic gland or glands beeanm the lymphatic vessels to the chain hold
involved and Increase In size an.! of lymphaMo glands on either -tde n the
tenrterness. a whole chum of 0f the neeki causing them to en
glands become Infected from
tumps tinderneatn the skin. .
When this condition becomes
chronic there Is no method, of
treatment know-i at present that
will get rid of tin disease and
store the tonsil to Jts normal ?ait- :
dition. . So we i-l'ply the siutitf -vmedy
thai Is applied lo a .l-
coyed and. aehln-j tooth, iwc. iik
them out.
single small focus. This often oc
curs in the region of the tonsil i.
The tonsils are two of the lurg-'
est lymphatic gliinds In the body
und ure situated in the throat--One
on either side of the base of
the tongue.- The part of the ton-
ill visible by looking In the mould
entirely uncovered; hut the pint
not visible' Is edvered over with
a tough membrune called the cap
sule, through which the nerves,
blood vessels, und lymphatic ves
sels enter the tonsil.
On the uncovered portion Is -i
number of little depressions or
pits. These are the openings nf
tuhes that wind nnd twist through
tho sohntnnce of the tonsil nnd
J'IjAN'H I'TNtl'IOVM -
TUJUia.N Friui.Wilhelm H.hei
zollern, newspapers ' Wily, plans .u j
series of ''court ' funcilnus ;
llohemmllern palnce on un-
ter den linden nest season, hoping
t large so thut they may be readily to pave the wuy for her husband.
felt with the finger as little hard The palace huH been all dulled up.
' V Hy Sister liy r
BHKAKFAST Orango Juice,
crisp whole wheat toast, bread
rmtth 0-rilHft onli.ia imniln ulrnn
rtiicr ine repui in ui "'"" i j . coffee
chairmen and reports on the point, i,t:VHi-;6x Scallop, of eggs
HIUI1MUI4I HJMieill UI t(ie HIIIH1 IIM)
meeting closed with tin "A. W, tl.
covenant followed by prayer by
Ihe Jtev.. O. A. rollurd.
and potatoes,
' raisin bread,
v milk, tea. ;
stewed tomatoes,
molusses cookies,
l-Oltl.HJN WOMFN T:TF.R prima donnns to bo heavier than
NKW l-XXO.MIO l li:i.IS ether women but today the singers
. ' themselves as well as their patrons
BEIUJN Tho economlo status ' prefer tho slender figure.
of women In Kuropo has changed 1 Marv Garden, urlnia donna of
If one wishes- a supply of young 80 i ing me lust aecauc mat gins thB riiicago Opera company com
onions throughout the summer, having the high schools refuse to 'mends for aesthetlo as well as
seed may be sow n soon, in rich ('nt'r tno factories until they have . health reasons, those who refuse to
soil, and If well cultivated a row of . become fully convinced that other 1 appear as tho ' traditional atout
60 feet will produce a supply of , vocations are closed to mem. r- ruu ' singer. 8ho licrsclf has followed
produce edible young onions. Thero
is a variety which is planted In
the full und gardeners who planted
them will be reaping a harvest of
sprouts very shortly,
Mrs. Griffiths Is.
T7I. O rlU celery,
i" . O. vlUU llU&tCSS. nut macaroons,
irroen onions surflciont for tho nv. I.ulse Hclilnldt, teucher of tradca lit , tt nraitrani of wi'lifht control fdr
1HNNKR Boned shoulder .of erngo family. tho Hamburg IiIrIi school, de. 1 1hB pnt ,lree month es Mrcnuou
Inmh stuffed and roasted, twico All hinovutlon which will ho ap- (Ciureu i nut two-iiurus or uie younit HS hcr BChcdulo of performances,
buked sweet potatoes, creamed ; predated bv those who wlsl, to . women between 16 and IS in Ger- I Miss Garden reduced 17 pounds by
coffee.
shredded fresh pineapple, .mow their own Bermudas for fall
bran rolls, milk, BI,j winter use is the sale of onion
! plants started from seed in Texas
Mih. O. 0. Griffiths was hostess The while of one CKK mlirht bo ; ln i,bruary and taken up when
lo the K. S. .club Saturday at :i nddcu to each
many, choose occupations that re
qulro preparatory trntnlnir- Kven
those who flnnlly bo to the fac
tories for employment continue to
st tidy for a Journeyman's or mas
ter's certificate. - - -
similar observations by the Vo
cational Advlwory Board of Zurich
In .Switzerland bear out Frau
person s orunKO ,Hneil size and shipped north In
):2tl o'clock luncheon at The Tif- Juice, since no dish particularly . co,i tornKe. They keep a month
fin. Covers were laid for I at u J rich in protein Is Included In tl'O j without injury nnd when planted
tahlo attractively 'drcoruted in! uj breakfast menu.-, .Snip the white " out start right away to grow again,
nlnk unit lavender rotor, scheme.' almost constantly with the kitchen vvcnilont roRiiltn linvn been' ob-
Hweetpciis. In.' these colors served, scissors as It drops from the shell tallied and nmateurs arc advised to Schmidt's statement that tho ntti
ns n centerpiece tor me lame, too, into ine glass. Aim oiwuku jun.u try tliem.
siimn colors were used in the place and lii lieu of a shaker beat slight- i itudlshes offer a wider rango of
cards, , to which sweetpeus w ernMy with a silver ; fork. Hervo as interest to iho, amateur who wants
altac.hed. Nut cups were pink an.f' usual. . I to hnvo thtt best. ' There are red,
lavender. " j Scallop of i:ntrs anil l'olntocij nwhlto. arid y,HOV"Anrlees for no
PollowlniriiMllrr-trp;' fAW;K Vi'- cooked eggB. 4 cups ,)n slrinK nd winter nnd varying
eon three tables of bridge wen' lit hot mashed potatoes, 1 tablespoon j fUvor from mildness to extrame
liluy. . .Mrs. Hvi'ietl Kenw n inadn iiulter; 1 tablespoon minced pars- pi.ppuviness. 'The earliest may . bo
high score and the second dull ley, 4 tablespoons grated cheese, 1 llU(1 in days from tho dale of
prize went to Mrs. .lack ' l' f I V 1 1 1 i cup jliedlum tnick'VrUllo sauce, sowing and thy like cobl weather
Air. I A. V. Hnnfard received the teaspoon mustard, - 14 teaspoon and'should go in as soon as pot
guest prize. pepper.l teaspoon sail. " Bible. Bow sparingly and In soil
Mrs. T. f. Spon, of Yakima,1 i-ut a layer of mashed potatoes oniy fry rich, as too much llltro-
lll a weH-nuiicreti iiuhhir u,a. gon nonds T lie pinnis up lo lenvi-.s.
Tho layer, should be 1 Inch thick. ' L I
Vash., mother of Mrs. Griffith,
was honor guest nt the luncheon.
Mrs. Kpon Is visiting hcr daughter
here for about two weeks.
tudo towards . r unskilled labor
among women Is changing all over
Kin-ope. The board's survey show
ed thai of 070 girls leuvlng tho
schoolB,of tho-Kurich Canton, mora
than' two-thirds .tuko up definite
vocations. . ' '
limiting herself to ono meat a day,
exercising continuously and drink
ing floods of water. At the sanio
lime sho did not sluckeii In her
attendance, at rehearsal and per
formance. -
MAHIt Y GARDEN EXTOLS
NI.IM ntlMA DONNAS
-miKH woiian i,F.Ari:it '
SI'l I1NS IlAlIi r.i.wi io.v
TIl'KI.IN Tho utlitude of Miss
A1W4 y niarriiviujM'y nil ine cia
nf uilin Nsorstut elootloll to tho
Hall show tho sumo fortitude she
exhibited, during her notorious
to winter BtrlUo. . . The sootlou of Iho
lepiiiiiieuil irariy ui men jmroj
.naerw luuey nnu luuih i-iijiiituii.
are leuders reruHf to enter the
Dull on any condition and holds
CHICAGO. Kashlons in opera, out for full Republican clulm. Ve-
slngers ehnngo. albeit with less l Vulera's wing of tho parly would
speed, than lu other things. Audi- enter If tho oalh of ullcglunco to"
enees- of past days expected, their 1 King Gi'orgo were abolished
DOUBLE ACTION
SamePrice
for overJJVears
25 ounces for 25
WHY PAY WAR PRICES?
Our Government
Used'MiUiQm of Pounds
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".,' .Travel In our .
Modern ChairCar Stages!
Leave-;--;',. , ',
La Grande for Joseph.. 9:00 a.m. 4:0Op.m.
; La Grande for Baker, BoUe 1:25 p.m.
La Grande for Baker only 9:25 a.m. 5:30 p. in.,
La Grande for Pendleton. 11:00 a.m. 3:30 p.m. -.
(Coiwiectloni ! Pendlo foe WslliWslla inl I'aico I ,
. . Leave La Grande
, For Portland at 11:00 a.m.
Fare $9.50, Round trip $16.00
(HI A NCS K IIAI,I ( Sp.-rlaD
number of womon of Un Hliti
Mountain Kruno met at thf home
it f M ih. William T y 1 o r W rd n ps
(iay, am) Bpont tho ilny working
on a cpiilt which wns riin'jwnted
lo Mrs. Willhim Sherwood ua a
bill Inlay kIM. In nnproriation of
1it Borviops uh nuistor of the
UninK- for tho pant two yrnrH.
nor was rorvcil. Mrs. Noll Itinp,
who vlsltlns: nt tho homo of
Jut Hlstor. Mrs. It. A. MuHtnton,
was a giiotit.
I
Clubwomen to Hear
; Musical Program
; All interesting musical program
has been arranged for tomorrow
afternoon's meeting of the Neigh
borhood club to be given in con
nection with n Inlk by H. K Hnt
Icr, landscape gardener, on "Tho
Culture and' t'ure of Shrubs all 1
1'rees."
The1 Miller violin ensemble will
play and Miss Gladys Miller will
give a group of piano seleetioci.
Mrs. ('. S. Moore will render a
vocal solo, accoinpanlt'd by Mis.
T. It. Maxwell ut the piano.
A sociable, of which Mrs. T. A.
McKlnstry ' Is chairman, will fol
low the program.
The Naaurene Young People's
society held lis annual meeting at
Hie home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
fain ' Friday evening, wit If an at
tendance of 3(. x .
During the business session iti-
Add n layer of eggs cut m slices,
sprinkle with cheese, parsley,
mustard, pepper and salt and
cover with half the sauce. Add
ather layer of potato half lis
thick as the flrsl one, remaining
eggs cut in slices, dices, season
ings and sauce. Cover with re
nialnliig potato. Make the top of
the dish rough with a fork and
brush over with melted butter.
Make In a moderately hot oven
for 30 minutes and serve from bak
ing dish.
(Copyright. 1927, NBA Service,
Inc.) .
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The Garden
Special for One
Week
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Long Life Rubber
Gloves
Two Pair for
89c
Moon Drug Co.
Aenils l-ir
The Owl lrng Co.
PITTIXO l'l'.P IX MEN IT
Hadishes and young onions are
the two vegetables which do most
to contribute pep to the early sum
mer diet, . , .
Who wants to sil down to a din
ner without either to express the
vigor which . .fuel in .-May and
June? They are as Inseparable
from thoughts of summer time ns
are the lrl and the meadow lark,
and an all around gardener will
cultivate an appreciation of them
all. ' -
Onions are a simple problem, on
tho whole. One young onion Is
much like another; It they are
grown fast they arc mild, and If
grown slowly they will be strong.
The way to get them nulckost i
from onion sets. Those are onions
of arrested growth, grown from
thickly sown seed lost summer and
consequently dwarfed. They arc
stored over winter nnd when plant
ed now they immediately stnrt In
to growth and in two weeks will
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