La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 26, 1927, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text..I , i ..Tuesday Ap-il 26,' 1927. . LA CJRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Paar Thrt Society News Quiet Wedding 3 Solemnized at ' 1' Lutheran Church - MIks Ootfln rnhrmnn. rtaiiffhl-M' of Mi, n n (I .Mrs. Iicl I'ohrmna. ti( tliiH Pity, unit Fred Murray, of I'erry, woro quietly married Satur ikiy cvfiilnjf at 5:30 o'clock at tho puiHonutfo oi" ttui KtiRllBh Lutheran! church,, the ltov.' tj-lf H. Awiai uj i toi iiiintf tho ring ceremony... j 9 1ha Lucille Jleln r accompanied ,"') I'onrinnn its hrtih-Mjifiid, an I Ituy I'hrmun, brother of tlin bride vu IichI man. . ( I'OIIowidk the ceremony the hrl dul party went to the 1 'olirnmn 114IIIIU n m-rr u uimit'i. niiu ici"ii fU'eparcd. Thirty-two biuh.h wort pi-enent. The table wuh prdtllv .lenm-ntoil In n cnlop tuOiomn nf Mini ii nil vcllnu' I hn M!itn cnlfti fi' be In curried mil in tho il Inner. ,; .Mr. una Mm. Murray will make their home on a farm nbout half u mile thlH Hide of I'nlou. . Yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock: i.ur.l Jiudirn. iimi Hit i 'I'lirnliaw, both of t'niun count)', ww marrb-d at the liotiu' of A. !. $lcMHIIaii. on V uvhiuc. Tho cer ijiopy wtm performed by tin- Hev. A. Hall, paMlnr of the Soma M. tho. MM Kphtcopal church. Only pumbciH of tin- family were preN-; MUt. . " . 'I'lll.V PAItlv fSm.rliin M.ii. Irene Uroupo and Kellx . Slmomi. ; both of Portland, w-re united in mi rr If i irr nt Din Prowl v'triiin ' ojiurcli there Kuster Sunday,' uc eording to word received here by the hiidpH pa rent 8, Mr. and Mm. 3. II, Hunter. 1 Only relatives uul Immediate friends were present for, the wedding. ' ! i M i'H. Oioupc at one time made1 Jter home here with her pa renin, I and also lived in La Clrando. for: Koine time. . , They will he at home to their J faany lu CSrunde friends in Seat-j lie. W a ah., after May 1. In tint meantime they nro spundint? Ihek' tionyinnon vlHltlnn coawt el t lea, Kinzels Entertain Members of Club ; i Mcnibi-iH of the N"o-IIost DlnnM-l olllh mot liiHt pvpniiiB nt tin- Soni-I inn. hntol l hit illnncr. iiflcr whli'hi lnlilKo wan pnjojotl clurliiB t", ri nmlnilcr "f I lie ovpnintr t 111-'1 home of Mr. nnil Mrs. I.. K.' Kln- Sir. Klniol's pnrents,' Mr. mil Mrs. '(. J. Khiwl. iimi Bluli'i'j unil lirotlior-ln-liiw, Mr. mill Mrf. .1. K. l.mizor, of Morrll, Win., who nro vlHlttim UiIh wpi'lc nt tin- Kin-, itrl lioiiio, wprp kiipsIii. : I ' ;MPliibPi of Hip fix cniiiprirc iilrl ifiouiw or tin- pity Biitliprcil 111 Hip NpIkIiIioiIiooiI plul) roiiins ypt"nl:iy lltlPilinon to hour u llilli' jiy MIhh Marciin-t Ansnn on "Art 111 thp liiinlin." In poiinpplloi wltli lu r talk. ivlilPll wt! very ln- InrpHtlnic mill liiBtriiptlvp. slip (iljowp.l u nuinliPi' of plptui-p sllili'3 of lainlMCiilP Karili'Tls. I ,Thl uilPinoon Minn Aimnn 1h Klvlnir n Blnillur talk lii-foro th NrlKhhorhooil rliih. ' i i Tlio Sarajtiivpa painpflip girl (nnili mil thHr Biianlliin. Mih. H. Awph. anil hoy spout troop No.( II, of tlio Lutheran rlmrpli. wlllii tliplr HPoiilniastpr. thp IIpv. L. II. Awph, Plilnypil a lllkP to lllllpli tprliiKH Haliliilny aflornoon I)' Iw'ppn 2 a nil 5 o'Plopk. . VVIillo lilkliiB they foiiml a t ! wlileh liiid Just len cut mil, pounlpcl the rliiBH. flmlinB It to li"j Hio years olil. A small Painpflip, wuh hullt nnil lunpll was liiepaifilj out or ilonrs. Hevenil new flow- p.is llllil lravi'8 were illseoveivil i lipfore returulni; lioine to l.n flrunile. 0. E. S. Members Pay Visit to Baker More Ulan 60 mouthers or Hope rlmptpr No. i:l,.Oidpr of the Knst ern Star, of la Ciramle. went lo linker last evenlnB where they a temleil a reBiilar meellliB of Ks ther rhapter No. II. of Hake:-. Ilesliles the La Gianiie delPRntton. llalfwny was also represinteil. IMirliiK Hie pypninB the l.a Ornmle flornl iIpkipp team put on special work, the same as Blven here two weeks HBO. The team Is umler the direction of Mrs. CI. N. Tarklnxlon. . Mrs. John HoilRin. worthy mat ron, ami Dr. J. L. Insle. wort'iy ptitron, of tho iJi Ornmle lodge, each spoke briefly (luring Ihe meptlnB. Two rnnilhlntes wero MRS. FRANKEL OUT OUR WAY By Williams EUL-UU-SUH G0Ta FACE ? -NCtTA MAph lMiS-rvA1 --. rOv.vl' Oakl V rtV4 1 WAS VMONnFRitj' St.e CORV-W. nr - -s 11 j . ', . . Aits 1 r. ! C I 1" I IE ':Wi OH I WAS VslONDERtpj' StW-8. CoRv., kjkJUW Mt)U WAS A PtJtTlM' 'IH VOUR PKE? PEAK SO CLOSE -f MAMMOTH CAVJt . A FACE ( Qt VNHtJl ! A MOOSE ER HAND T'WOOR FACE -BoT O' COURSE .WOO COOI-OnT TMEWO'THlWK' tT VAAS A n MOOSE. 6MELUW A . 1 BUWCH O VtM6ANAMA'S .Mrs. (;. ,. -'rmiLut, iiiislilem ir ilm Oresun Fitlenillim or' Wliuieil's pIhIm, Is u gliest IimIm) or the Ijx (inimle XelBliboHlooil elllll. - ,, i kf nV WUH HlUW -rrA' f PK PEAK SO CLOSE A -rv UAMOLE "TOO ?-t- ;..,.- ..... iO l A FACE. ( OF VJHUT r . r- -umu . -Muni ": co - fsA ' - A MOT sVtTCrA "' vJ.R.LUm5 j lsto u.i T.orrH ' cimt v NtA atsvict. mo. j Inlliateil inlo the linker chapter. : About ion iiersons ullenileil 'the meetlnir. KoIIowIiib the IoiIbc ses sion a han.iuet was enjoyeil. . ' COVI-; (Rpeclal) Mrs. O. K. Itnrker and Mru. It. I. Marker eu lelialned the women of the Ascen sion Kpiseopal church kuH'I ut :l I o'clock luncheon 'Thursday ur ternoon ut the home or Mrs. Bar ker.. Thp rooms were decorated with bouquets of daffodils a. el other parly spring flowers. t 'After luncheon bridge was play ed at three tables, Mrs. William Hallmark making high score. Those 'pipsent wpre Mrs.- A. II. j : Orton, Miss Hess Kelly, Mrs. T. C.i THB HAOUH The wife of tho Hefty. Mrs. A. O. t'onklln. Mrs. I Netherlands foreign minister Von William M. Hradner, Mrs.. AH'.e' Karneiieek Is more profoundly In (iaundeis, Mrs. J. Cinyette, Mr'. 1 1 crested In donleslle communal ar Wllllmn llallnuirk, Mrs. L. M. . fairs I linn she Is in foreign politics, I.uli d and .Mrs. C. K. I'.awson. I although she accompanied hor hu- earlier crop Is used. The guild completed lis mission- band when ho attended tup naval m y sewing and filled the mission-j conference 111 Washington, I. C. ' ary boxes during the leiuen p -1 yrllt Van Kurneheek, who he- growing young carrots lor ihe ta rlod. wnicn wus seni in tie- ,v "'jfore her marrlaBe was tne Har- DIPLOMAT'S WII-'K A Wia.l'AltlO WOKKKIl ucli, which will break the soil and! now. The Soulier the seed is sown, make the germination of the rai-l"e sooner the crop will be ready . . i for the table. nils .easier wheii' they get around to it. The polling of the radishes and spinach will give the carrots proper thinning, as well as keep ing the soil loose so the cfirrots will spring light along after the (illtl. ANIMAL TAMr.R J-'KAKK OKFItT: I.1KK MENUS Hy shier lry ". HltKAKKAHT Slitvd oranitca nnd hanaaaa, cerea), cmun. cream ed dried beef, wat'ilcis maple airtip, milk, cof ftiee. ' ' 1 ' r; 1- V N O H l O N Spinach , teaf, ate wed tnmutoiH. k rah urn rolln, chneolatM bread paddinff, milk, tea. HINNKH Hakcd . calf's liver, twice hajrd Hweet potiU)ea, eiulivc naiad, rhubai-h tterlnj;im pte, vhole wheal bread, milk, cOO'ec. , While caif'H llvep in eonHidered thtv best, beef, lamb lind iiir ure iiIho iiKi d nnd not aa hiKh in iirice. Heef liver in not an melttnKiy len der and delicately flavored as calf's liver but Is very Rd.: l.ivcr of any port contains vitpminea that Ki ve tt pa ri Icula r va I ue a monff nie.Ha Ki'li'llt'O lutM (llsrovered thiit liver lum a curative effect in cjiseH of pernlcloUK annemla. ItnUel ttalf't l.ivcr Two ponnda calf'B liver, pound sliced bacon, 2 lare onions, salt porh, flour, salt and pepper. I'N4 thn whole liver. . ncr with bollliiR water and let tdand flvo minittea Dniln and wipe dry.' Tut on rack in ronir. I 'eel onloiiH and cut In thin Rllc& rut a thin alien of salt pork about the siae of each onion allce. Put a slice of povk under u slice of onion nnd cover the liver with them, holding them in .place with .wooden skewerw, Drcdtfc with flour, aprlnkle with salt ami pepper and bake one honr In a moderate oven..' Hroll bacon cut In very thin slices until erltui. Serve liver on a bed of hot bulled NEW SHIPMENT College Girl and C.-B. " ' - CI.ASP0NS, CORSELETTS AND ; -3 NEGLIGEE BELTS : ; t PUTMAN'S La Grande's Exclusive Readu-to-Wear and Millinery tipc seasoned with salt, pepper and butler and Km'uish with bacon. , I WOK I NO. Kng. Miss '.Oirol ItliiKcr. n theosophlst leetiirer is Ihe first KngllHh wnmmi to spetik In u Muslelil place of worship. Hho l ailfl ressetl a gathering of men and j w oiikpn of both races at the mosque I al Woking. ' The 1 congregation .consisted of , five while men, U white women and eight native Moslem men, In Plildlng Hip grnvp. black-bearded ' keeper of the limstulo who Intro duced her alter Inlonlng a few verw of the . Koran. .UHlLUKtii WHU AXt $JMi MVtuvrv w titUllhotUlrlia drB, should Mnl bt ' wituoutimmturi SWEET rOMlut HI CULM EM, tor tuk seeded, The tend M ,. Break Unfolds, BrttT FersTUliosss, . Vm Oonstipstlun, Hwd I iion'T icccrt sod btoisMb frusta. .K iwisiinin Umi ig Motimt ft Avr SO jfi. At lrugftkMs twyvWm ' KA todikjr. '1-rl.l ,ekstl FHKIt. l iSMSI : TIIK MflTBU CI4VGsUUMV-ftV V'. LviiinjiiiiininimiMiiiintr?nrnii. KftENCH I.K'K, Ind. There Isn't any stenographer with whom I The soil about the carriii" should lone inn wouui irnuo joiih, hob he kept well stirred, esppclnlly In "ays. but then there probably Un't rig young carrots lur ine ta-nu .mio5i.wi ,.,,,..., if ihe soil becomes hard andiJobs 'ivlth lone. i'niiIiui Rmke ut tho HlshOll ltOWP . ., v., V...Jo,w.,.r Vnn ltos-' ..k..l II l llWolv .In eheek the I l'"or this 1 1 B pound girl Is an ehupel, Kert Yukon. Alnsku. An , an(lp ( tuk(,s nn active part in wel- growth because it prevents tho animal trainer wilh n circus win apron Bale was also recently heid!ful.p work dono for nipgitlniato UNUI, stipplv of moisture from I terlng here. .Frolicking with lions, by the guild mem -a. adding S5 : chiMrpn, Children abandoned by reaching the roots quickly mid also ' tigers and leopards has none of tho to the treasury. ' either rich or poor parents, she ho- falls to preserve the moisture In the; terror for her which she says Blip. . . lileves, should bo carefully reared , would feel It someone sentenced t'OVB (Special) The Jiinlor'1)y a0(.,.,y nml ,11(,ro should he no . ul.lnB jlv n second sowing of-r to a dozen years of monolon Cilrls' club guvo a basket sociable so0ia stlginu attached to tliem.(.hlllUemy- imrt nnvers should he" office work. .,1, l-'iench hull Thursday evening, ! Rhm i,ePli,.ir hiiB four children and .... ,..i,ii, ...in rriilnh the fall' ' which wus attended by about SO, )8 cons,i,,red the perfect type of Hnt)p v of young carrots nnd will young people ami se.-mi ""' ' , iiulpn momcr. ones.,.- i Music and d inring was enjoyp i during the pvenlng, after whlcn the basket supper was the feature. , ... . ,1 . u ,m Mm. .lnli.1 I Miller was hostess to the Young Matron's Hiidgo club Saturday af ternoon nt her home here. The rooms were decorated with bou quets of the season's flowers. Two tables of brldgp were al play In Ihe nrternoon. Lunch was served following Ihe mi I'd games. The Garden An American , pilfered doetl- nlso furnish n supply of mature I menls of slate 111 Mexico, snjs a roots to he stored for winter use. dlspatcli, it appears wo nave a limit carrots liberally, starting few .djploniuts after nil. ' , , .1 ('Alt HUTS ALL-SKASOX vi:;irrAitLi:s li- I. Announcements The Krultdale I'll rent -Teacher assiKiutlon will meet I'Ylduy nf lernoon, April 211, at 2::i o'clock In the senuol house. All niembe:s are urged to be present. Kvery one interested 111 the work is In vited. The Home Missionary society .of the I'lrst Methodist Kpiseopol church will meet tomorrow after noon lit 2::tu o'clock ut Ihe home of Mrs. W. M. Hereon. KKI5 I en. 11 j street. All members who have nut yet paid dues are asked lo do so at this lime. - ' i ... The Marylha Ilihle class will meet for u pollock supper tomor-j row pv-nlng at fi::i" o'clock al the home of .Mrs. Will Adler In Me.y Turk. All members of Ihe class are urged to be there.,. The Pnrkdiile club will meet to morrow afternoon nt the home or Mrs. Charles Gump, with Mrs. IVances Carbine and Mrs. Thomas, Stanley as assistant hostesses. The Degrpp of Honor Troteetlve association will meet this evening at Kagles hull, when Mrs. Minnie Card will muke her first official vlsil to the lodge as stnte presi dent, having been elected lo this office at the slate convention of Ihe lodge this month. Mrs. It. K. Swan, delegate to the convention, will report during the meeting. There will be a reception folloiv inB the lodge meeting, to which the husbands of the lodge mem bers are Invited. 7t Is carrol planting time until July. Tho young parrot Is now n regu lar member of the menu all over the country, an ull-season market I vegetable, after years of being Ig nored, and it is never so good, so tender, so well flavored, as when fresh pulled and cooked from the home garden, liuby parrots take ! up little space and plantings nt ,ln Itprvnls of two weeks will keep a supply all season, i Another method of keeping nn l nil-season supply Is to sow a very early variety, such as the Kurly . Scarlet I lorn, two weeks later Chantenay, a little later 111 matur ing and then two weeks Inter, Dnn vprs. This will take the crop nearly over the entire season, ow ing to the different seasons of ma turity of the throe types. Carrots rejoice In a mellow sell, rather light In'texliiro, with plenty of fertilizer nnd moisture. The seed Is slow to germinate so It has l'P ponip a well-established and excel lent practice to sow a nurse crop wilh it, such as radishes or spin- The Easy Modern Way of Making Perfect Pie Crust Announcement We are now La Grande's Agents For The Denver Post Also The Seattle Post Intelligencer Moon Drug Co. Agents For ' The' Owl Drug Co- Pigskin Garter 1 I ThUiMgskln garter is thecneweBt jn smart masculine hose supports Breakfasts That "Stand By" You Quaker Oat8 Supplies Vigor to Speed up Your Mornings NOURISHING breakfasts of mil balanced food are now being widely urged by authorities as an important aid to business success of adults, and physical and mental de--clopmcnt of school children. 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