La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 05, 1927, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextI Tuesday, 'April '5, 1027. ' LA' GRANDE ' EVENING OBSERVER1 Page Thr Society News Art Research Club Meets At' . . C. S. Moore Home An intorrstlnK meeting-' of tho Art4 Jtt'Ht'arch chili wag held y icrdiiy ufternoon Ht th home of Mr. (. K. Moore, wltli Mrs. U. K. I.unn ami Mir. (". 1(. Mnlston in i-liarfce of the program. . - Mrs, KnlMtmi Rave a "Itnyal J'atufeH" unit sfffnt. Rave mi Interesting talk on hoys und girls' club work. Minn Anita Hermann played two! violin numbers, followed by quartet, the members of the qiw- tet betiiir Mr. und Mrs. Tom Wil- tlunmon and Mr, and Mrs. Al HobortHon, The IU: Hull K. Wallis closed the proKrnm with pruyer, aftcv whli li refri HhineutH were served I by the committee in charge. Mm. paper, on I " "urriHon us eiiuirmun ui I Mrs. Duim pt'Ogutin committee, and Mrs. I Nero's Golden Jlouse'"0 Htoklund headed the refresh ment committee. told about at .tome." - Ten members were present nndj after the two pupeis Mrs. K. I'. I Mossmun conducted a review study of famous painters' pictures. The next meeting of tin wHI be April 18, ut the home Mis. I.. It. I'l.-re. Mrs. I.. ; K. WVstenhaver w ill h:tv the program. An Interesting musical prog ran j has been arranged for this eve iiing, when the regular meeting) of the loung Women's Rdueutlonul I emu auxiliary of the First Method.! f i l'i)ls(oiul church -will meet in the basement of the -church. MJss C.ladys Miller Is chairman I in- charge, of the program und an- ' (slating her are Mrs. Kugene Mil- Tho pnrrnt.teaclier association ,.rjng, Mrs. Topsy. Mrs. I M. of Ihlund i lty held a social .nwet- pu.VCv, Miss Dorothy Pleasants, Ihg Salurdny nigM In the Com-) Miss lluth Merzinger, Mrs. Khev inunity church with u large aUjwood Williams and Mrs. Com tendance. - rprott". An IniereHllng program wasglv-l . en, - beginning at K o'clock. 'The Island City orchesira piay.-d twi Mvc "R TT'Rnvlpr. numbers and the primary gra b s 1,AA 't V,, rang. MIkh lapl.n.. Howry play-' IlOSteSS tO ClUD m a piano solo and' Miss I run , , . Kennidy gave n .leading. "The! Courtship or Miles Kiandish." The M,H- ,:- H- Ttoylen entertainel Interi liute giad.-s sang ami Mi :s niemb. rs of the J. It. card S-'iub Williamson gave a reading c",u H"'1 number of guests Sat MlssMiuavlne Kiddle played a '""day night at her home on Oak piano solo, and the girls or the '"''i-t. seven,!, and eighth grades wing. Tm' was decorated with after which II. O. Avery, couniy ',,low daffodils, pussywillows and , raiiuneuiuK, a yeiiow ami By Williams ) The Owl's BATHING EPSOM SALTS Ten Pounds 2-; for 90c Moon Drug Co. Atrci:ts Tor The Owl Drug Co. tnlned tho members of tho Thlrtin club and a few guests. yellow and , green jcolor scheme being cleverly' cax ' rkd out In keeping with thcKnst-' cr season Kaster nnt cujis and score cards in the same colors were used. During the evening's card games i ae i ii mi prize hiiioiik i ne ci ko i members went lo Mrs. H. 0. 1 nompiets of daffodils wore used Avery, and Mrs. Lee llanford re- deeornl. tho four nmnll tabb-fl e. lved Urn guest prixe. The con- where u thrco-course lunehcon was solution vm foil to Miss Kthel ''vd. ; . ,. nickrord. s . I During the hrtdgo games - which A Iwo-course luncheon was f0nOwed lri. .William Dobbin served after the pluy. made high score and the consn- ' lalion priso . fell In .mih. Jon.. Mr. nnd Mrs. K. M. lloylen were Mnrlens. host and hostess at three tables of ' . pinochle at their home on Oak . street recently, Mr. and Mrs. I.. M. 'Tho regular meeting of theCen lloyt winning tho first prize dur- t'l Council of Parcnt-Teac(iei as Ing the evening's play. soclatlons Was held yesterday nt- Thnse present vera" Mr. and tornoon in the Neighborhood club Mrs. W. C. Crews, Mr. and Mrs. A. rooms, and was In the. nature of T. Hill, Mr. and . Mrs. Churles a PP "' In preparation of tho l'layle, Mr. and Mrs. K. It. Itingo, nt"t convention of purent-teacln-r Mr. and Mrs. Jim ))nbhin. Mr. and associations to bo held here some Mrs. 1.. M. Hoyt, find tjhe host and Unie in October, nostess. ' 1 llugi K. Brady, commander of the Americun legion post, talki-d i CNION (Special) Mrs. Kivil nbout the plans of tho legion for Vox was hostess at a prettily np- the state convention to be held pointed 1:15 o'clock luncheon Kri- here in July, giving tho members day ufternoon ut her home in of the parent-teacher council sev t North Tnion, when she entei-- erul ideas in arranging for their OUT OUR WAY , v ... 'V; By Williams! NovMn i rfe? Dt-- .,.1 n t-VjWf HIM l. V C,y MO MS-" NESf a J ; vJ. ' : : 1M1 i I VMHW MOTHERS GZTGQPtf. ' ' j..?:kLA I vr u.wT.0fr. eiMTVMm'nivice.ine. J. l-iicKy Tonvenlion. ' .. J.'r. Ciunp, Mrs. Guy lOIIld, Min., MENUS Ily Sister Mnvy UllEAK KA8T Hakcd npples. cemJ. cieain. country sausage, corniiHMtl pancakes, maple sirup, milk, crisp graham toast. coffn. U1I N C H H O K ' 7ium loaf, creamed celery, fruit puff pud dings, whol2 wheat bread, ml'k, tea. IHNNKIl Salisbury r 1 a 1 , baked sweet pouitocH, piirsulp pat ty cakes, endive with hard-cooke 1 egg dressing, gint-vrhread pudding, graham rolls, milk, coffee. Small persons vn,'''r Ht-hoot age may have some maple sirup with their crisp toaut, since they should not tnd a Ige i n pa ncakes. I to sure the sausage la thoroughly cooked and well drained from its fat be fore serving. 11am loaf Is ti good way to use up bits of ham that can't bo used In slices. . Hum l"r - Two cups cold boiled rice, 1 cup chopped cold bolted ham, Vj cup stale bread crumbs, t table spoon minced parsley, I tcaspn.m onion juice, teaspoon pepper, i teaspoon paprika, I egg. i Yes- Mothers Look for the Quaker's picture when buying oats. .. .1. C. Camp, Mrs. Ouy Kills, Mrs. 'Mrs. C. K. McPherson. president N",,te N'1 a,ul M,B- K- JWI- sler. of the council, presided. 1 " ' ' Tho pupils of tho Kastern Ore- The Jjidles of Moosehetirt legion Jon sctiool of inuslo who ai met at the home of 7.1lss Reulnii j hlmlyiug harmony are request Shanks Knday evening. The tlme'io meet at tho studio tomorrow was spent socially, the hostess, assisted" by Mrs. Itonan, serving refreshments at n Into hour. Announcements Tho itiversido Ladles Aid will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 :S0 o'clock with Mrs. C. II. itlystonc, 2912 Nort h . l-'ou rt h street , wit h Mrs. Tom llalif as assistant hos tess. All members are requested lo be present. ' St. Peter's Kplscopul guild w?ll meet Wednesday evening at 7;:t(i o'clock at Honun l.all. Members of the hostess committee are Mi. evening at 0:30 o'clock. - The frenefrt? mM of the Metho dist Kpiscopal church will mr-t Wednesday . afternoon at 2::trt o'clock nt tho homo of MrB. C. ( Wilson, 1 f 1 1 Adams avenue. As sistant hostesses will 6e Mis. "Wil liam Wilson, Mrs. Itcnglcsdorf, Mrs. J. Whitby, Mrs. tt. A. Thurs ton and Mrs. O. 1 Harrison. Tho Ladles auxiliary - to tho Itrotherhood of Hallway Trainmen will meet this evening nt tingles hall. That means richer flavor Are having a Real Sale that's just what we heard from so many different ladies, who were here' Friday, Saturday and Monday. Come, see for yourself , and take advantage of these values on our Entire Stock Ready-to-Wear and Millinery. ' ; ' PUTMAH'S FUTMAP: lipforo Ma PorKuson stepped out all hut emptied the pi-In-oiih In TexuH. t'up't llllnolH mid TextiH Ket ttiKether Home way? WHEN children say they don't like oats, it's usually because rich Quaker flavor is missing. Children who ordinnrily don't take to oats are often quickly won to this important food, simply by giving them "Quaker." The flavor is uniquely different ; toasty, rich and creamy, Quaker Oats alone has it. Some 50 years were spent in perfecting it. Quaker milling, too, retains much of the "bulk" of oats. And that makes laxatives less often needed. Thus pro tein, carbohydrates and vitamines and "bulk" combine in making Quaker Oats an excellently balanced ration. Get Quick Quaker (cooks in 2'j to 5 minutes) or Quaker Oats today at your grocer. Quick Quaker up milk, I tnhlexpoon butter, Id luhli-Kpoon flour. Melt butter, Mir In flour and Hlawly odd milk, stlrrlnir constant ly. Put ham and rice throuifh food chopper. Add liaucev bread eniinliii, parsley, onion Juice, pup pw and paprika.' Mix well and add oific beaten until Mirlit. Mix thoioiiKhly and press Into a brlck Hhupod pun well buttered. Cover Willi hutlcred paper und hake 41 mlniilcH In a moderate oven. Turn nut of pan onto a hot platter, gar nish with sprlM or paraley und serve, . iii.ii family I'nr.FF.ns ' COOKINH.TO HOOKS KI.MWOOO, Nob. Neither a prophet nor an author receives praise . In his own - home. Hess Htreeter Aklrlch, American auth or, does all her writing;, she ad mits, "within smelling- distance ai the kitchen, because my four chil dren think more of good apple pin than of mother's books. Mrs. Aldrich is a widow at 45 and has used the 'revenue of her literary efforts, to. keep. Iter fam ily together. The author of "Mother Mason," 'The Itlm if tho t'ralrle," "The Cutlers" and many Rhort stories finds inspira tion In household duties. Natives of Bohemia , believo JmluB hanged himself on a willow tree, and thnt consequently this tree hau a special' attraction for suicides; IF K.9TXERS (XLY tlVQ Many children are rnw Vlalnlnx of Headache, 'everlshneaa, btuluuck Troubles and Irrmnlai Bowels and take cold uu.nv. II mntliprn null knew What MOTHEsi CBAWSWEET rOW BUS would do lu tbelr children no famll) woulderer be wltuoul Ibem forueewben liced OA nlaiHil In l.k. T imn aim sw MI sjuMTmrn mothers who once ust then; 'always tell oUurrabout iheuv At ail Drug-gists. Trial Packam Fnr.iu Aoonas Mother Gray Co Le Hoy, H.Yf UM MsMI eaajnai GOOD-BARGAIN in Electric Washer Dniriini pecial Close-Out Sale of $8,000.00 Stock g April. 60 of our customers will get these washers at exceptional prices. They must be sold during April and have been priced to sell quickly. These are all standard washers and the same makes which we have been selling for years. ' Some of these machines are new, some have . been, used for demonstration and some are used machines. Every one has been put in first class condition and will carry our regular guarantee. ALL are good buys. WHY PAY $150.00 TO $200.00 FOR ANY WASHER WHEN YOU CAN GET A GOOD WASHER FOR LESS THAN $100.00 AND ONE WHICH IS GUARANTEED BY YOUR ELECTRIC SERVICE COMPANY? 1 SPECIAL CASH PRICES 1- Automatic - - $ 90.00 2- Automtaic - - $ 85.00 3- Automatic , - - $ 75.00 4- Easy - - - $125.00 5- Easy With Dryer $160.00 TERMS IF DESIRED SEE THEM ON DISPLAY EASY WASHERS THOU WASHERS AUTOMATIC WASHERS EASTERN OREGON LIGHT & POWER CO. SPECIAL CASH PRICES 6- Automatic - $ 95.00 7- Automatic - $ 85.00 8- Automatic - $ 80.00 9- Automatic - - $ 90.00 10-Automatic - - $ 95.00 TERMS IF DESIRED 4- : 3 sat St.