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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 16, 1927)
Saturday,"April 1ft,' 1927 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER ! PaerThree Society News WBmmmwa ill Clubwomen Make , , Arrangements For Annual Breakfast Ono of the most attractive itocial uil.ilr of the N.jKhhor1ionil cluh year in the ttnmiut breakfast, Tues day, April 20, -Ih the lut ul .fir tin- hrt'aKfant this year, whic h .will ; he l honor ot -Mih. u. J. Kranltel, iri'.siUut of the Oregon I'VihvHtlon of Women's clulm, .who vil Uk in i 1.a Grande Ht tjuit; tlmu. , i Mm. H.' S. Hi-ownton- r . chair- , man of thi' large emnnUUee ar rnnKliitf for I ho bnakfunt and al ready plant art' iiruetleully com- ' pk-te. The. lireukfust wilt la In tlu I. O, . K. dining room during t ho II o'rlnek hour. Tieke-tB pj lioiv on kiiIm and -may .be obtained from any of the committee iivm " (n-l-rt. , ... . ' ' ' , On the general commlttea be- ' Hldi'H Mi'H. Ilrownton are . V A. KpliiiK. Mm. M. Humphreys, . M vh. i I'l. (Jump. Mm. J. l' Itav ('l)Mcrori, MrH. W. l IVrkin. AI'V. ' Chiir'lpH I'layle, Mrfl. O. K. Monai, Mih. I. Mohr. Mm, l.ee Han- ford, Mih. ('. 10. SlinK nd Mp, ).ili Al Intuit. -V Mrs. 1. K. Dunn In chairman nf the iliToiatlntf roinmiltee and .ih- .sTkHmk her are .Mrs. I. It. Tai:ii'-r and Mrs, Itoseoe Neal, Mm. K. H. Appleby, Mm. llar U y I : lelm nlHon a nd M r.- K. 1 .. WHEN IT'S LILY- BLOSSOM TIME j The Garden T. Ralston are members of the pro gram committee, with Mrs. Apple iiy us chairman. With the tauten- season endlnjr Raster Sunday and many J .a Grande people resuming; their so cial duties u crowded social cal ender for the jext few weeks in expected. Several parties postponed until' after Holy week ore scheduled fori the near future In addition to tho regular club meetings, ' ' A number of Kaster breakfaHts- are being planned for tomorrow morning as a beginning of tho weeks' social events, each to fol low the sitnrlsft services nt Can;? loff parH at 6 o'clock. , Among thctiP breakfasts will he one in the Kirst J'reabyterian church dining room, where the HeYilor and Intermediate ChriHtiun ICndeavor societies will gather for a joint breukrast. The meat will be prepared by the senior enilenv orers and tho intermediates are Invited to nilend. . ,i w 9 Don't Overlook This SPECIAL One 75c can of Owl Theatrical Cold Cream arid a 35c. box of Kleenex . Roth For 79c Plenty of Easter ' Egg Dyes and Candies Moon Drug Co. Aici'iil" I'w Tin Owl Drug Co. Mrs.- Birnie Is j Hostess to P. E. 0. Chapter I of l K. O. met yen- tt rdaV afternoon In regular se.i- s Hi on at the home of Mrs. Gcoi-K"j K Itlrnie on Kourth street, withi Mm. Kraiik M. Appleby asslutlii? as hoHtetw. . ' j Mrs. Stella Ingte bad olmrge of thfl afternoon's proKram and pae an Interesting review of tho book "Mary Glenn," by Sarah G. Mil-tin. The prog-ram was followed by n nnciaine, when the n out eases serv ed nfiieshmtnts.' , Members of tho Women's No-ch-ly nf the Kirst lUiptist ciurch enjoyed an Interesting missionary program yeHterdtiy uflornoon at the home of Mrs. 11. A. Kox on Third street, with Mrs. It. It. Orern ns iissiHtsnt liostess. Mrs. G. A. 1'ollard was lender nnd she gave a description of tho miietionury work of tho denomina tion In the Philippine Islands. Ar ticles were received for n w III to cVoss bos, which will be sent lo Miss Johnson, missionary trneher, in the Islands. Mrs. William Shade told a story nf MIsh Johnson's work among the children. Hm ting the business session, which was presided over by Mrs. II. A. Kox, plans were made for a -dinner to be held in the church basement April 2S. Mrs. If. P, NielKon was appointed chairman of the dinner. t A sociable was enjoyed before They know their onions. In IW muda. but lby know their lilies top. KasteV lilies grow as thickly and wildly In these Isles as dande lions at home. It looks more like Christmas lime than springtime, for the fields are as white at though covered-with snow. But by Easier Sunday Christmas will be past In Bermuda, for most of the lilies will have been shipped to decorate out4 altars and homes on Kaster Day. . 9 ... ..- .... T -1 the meeting .adjourned, and re freshments ' were servf d by the JiohU sses. IK : The Alieel Uidlcs' Aid society met Thursday nfternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. J. W. I.ylle, lSOtf O avenue., here, with M rs. Me rbc rt S peek hart, M rs. Louis Standley. Mrs. Clara Moss and Mrs. I.ytle us- hostesses. ' About 44 women were present nnd (luring tho -afternoon Mrs. VI. V. Mossmnn showed hep collection Of url masterpieces depicting thi' last week of Christ on eurth. , The rooms were decorated in uccordance. with the Kiisler se.i sop. After a short business meet ing the bosteHses served luncheon. COVR ' Hpeciul).Mr8.'' '1u J. Cbadwlrk wus h o s t c s s to tho Young Matrons' lliitlge. club Sat urday afteriiuon. wliru threi tabl h of cards were at play. The home was decorated with homiuets of daffodils nnd oth'-r early spring flowers. I.unch W: served- tieforo adjournment. Announcements The Art Itesearch class will meet Monday 1 afternoon 'at -o'clock nt ,the home or Mrs. Uoy i Pierce ' l. MENUS lljr NIMcr Mary , , nrtrOAKl.'AHT Stramod flRS with sllri'd Ipnion,' preul,' cronm, rriMinit'tt lriol Iwcf- with tgust C'ltlx.H, criHii Krultuni loiiHt, milk, cofffe. .l.l'NCHKON HtllflVil okk In loinato .snuotf, hwiiin of lolttlco with Frt'lirh ilri'tutlnff, Rruham liriMid, quick raki with niutitf - froHtinir. milk, ton. TilNNKlt lloiir-rt fliimtou flti'tikH, lllllttTtMl potlitOl'H, lllllllll'lion I Rreenw, NturriM) Hiuwn, ryo hrcai!, I milk, coflVi ; ' ! Keep, in inlnii thai mnali liornons I finil It much easier to miinain any ci'oanuMi dlHh Hcrvcd on culina of toarit lhan on a wlioln allco of toast. 'I'llc imiIich can 1)0 fitlcil to ifft.tlicr on ImUviilunl platen anil thn ! crcamuU beef arranguU over litem, ntaUInK the eftnr.t exactly tho mtnte u If a sitiKle iitccc of toaat wero used. Quick . Cnko . ! One whole eprff, . 2 yolks p&ks, Vaeant lot veKetuhlo ftrowhiK imH enjoyed u revival following: Ita mil- j vernal un durlnif th war. With , tho close of tho enrnuffo overseaR and tho ulirnlinr of tho nrntlstlcn, Ihoro re me a rrla nation In the fur- i or of food production and muny I of tho vacant lot gardens werp I ahandnneit. 'I'hey have heirun to eoniB hack In Inrreimlnir mnnhfrs j iiiiikm wim onjoyeit rrivin veff elal.lin roallie more and mora the difference in quality hetween those they grew themwlvea and thomi they Imy. 1 It In u nteaaarn of domestic oc. onoiny well worth fosiorlnir. Thou sands uf oily families have the means In their hack yards of cut tins; off a heavy Item ot living; ex. Piiims hy Krowintf oven a small vcKoiuhloa mi id on. ii nd whero tho hack yards cannot well lin jitlllzed for gnrdcnlnir them are Amually 'nine vacunt.lols avallalilo wllhln practlrtil roaohlnir distance whero a K-ardon nilKlit lie jrrown If the head ot thn household made thn effort to Investigate, , . Wtillo hardly Half the avnl'lnhln Harden room Is nsoil, parllcularly In oily property, the porcentairo Is rapidly Inoreaslnir. No one with a lot f.ll hy I Ml feet which has clear Ki'onnd need over huy any veice IiiIiIom except polntnes and sweet com dnrliiK the enllro wtminer. Often I he luler is ronsldered a prnfltalile crop on even a small minion plot liccauso or Ihe dlffl oulty or seeurliiK kuimI iiuallty mar . ket corn. I Tho vacant lot muden problem Is one that Is helnK taken up by . llolnry. Khvonls nnd similar civic , bodies wilh a Alow to canvnsslntr the situation and . nnnotinclnit IhroiiKh the looul papers what nnrl ltow much vacant lot space is nvnllnhle each season for mirilonK , It inn work that has elloilod much wntoful praise from families who ' have availed IheinselveH of Ihe op porltlully and have rut down II v- T PUTMAN'S La (lrande'8 Exclusive ; Ready'tO'Wear and Millinery Inn expenses and at the name time I provided to lit tler quality menu hy devoting- tlmo to the cultivation of a vacant lot garden patch. L Owners In many rase welcome tho uso nf their vacant property for KarilenlnK as It keeps down the weeds and keeps tho properly in better shnpo. KLAMATH MM. t'()l,l ' KLAMATH r'Al.lt. ilro., Apr. III. lAPI Monk i-nnd cold, it nurd wind blow lulu the Klauialli IhisIm this iiiurtiiuK: litinKiiiK with It a IlKht sniiwfall that mive Indlim ' tlons of develiiplliK Into a lieavlix 1 storm later In the .day, . . "Insufficient Funds!" And You Have To MAKE GOOD T4 cup irranulnted siiBar, l- cup butter, 3 cups flour, 4 lenspoons hnklnir powder, teaspoon salt, 1 teaspoon vanilla, I cup milk. I Have whites of Iwo orks for frost Inir. ' Put ogit and yolks Into mlxhiK bowl nnd boat until very IlKht. Heat in sumir, conllnuliiK to uso i'kk healer. (Iradually beat in milk and butter which has been moiled, float very hard with cmr heater, ltomovn beator and add fluur'mlxod nnd si ft oil wilh baking powder and salt.' Add vunllln and beat, the nilxluro until porfently smooth.', uslnir a wooden spoon. Turn into nn oiled nnd floured drlpplnir pan and huko HO minutes In a moderately hot oven. I J.ot--cool sliHlitly nnd covor with ttia pie frost Inm ' ' ,' t t T t t t t t X t t t t t ? ? ? Y x Most checks are good. But sometimes, a merchant gets a bad one. That's . why so many make it an iron-clad rule to accept no checks. v But ia that good business? You are sure, to lose a sale or offend a good customer. And you might gain a good - customer if you could say: "Certainly, your check ia good here!" The BtANKET FRAUD BOND for less than 7 cents a day protects you against such losses, against dishon esty of minor employes, outside hold , ups, safe burglary, forged money or ders, counterfeit money and many oth er frauds. . , It Costs little to Have This Protection ... . Nothing to Ask About It Chas. H. Reynolds . Innurance Loans Botiurf Sommer Hotel Bldg., La Grande, Ore. "CQnsult your Insurance Agent , as you would your Doctor" , HfiprnminiiK I t 'T ? T T ? T Y .'& t Y ' t X ? Y y x Y Y Y TT!iJ Ol.u. 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