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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 3, 1927)
Tuesday, May 3, 15)27. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Society News La Grande Review Of W. B. A. Leaves For Convention More than 3U lm-mluTs of lh' .u (irand pevitv of tlit Wom an'; UinefK ntmocliittim left )hm this mornfiiK for I 'i-niJU'Wrn. wln-re they wili nltciul thi jrnuid rvvW'iV, or Hlatn convention, -of the W. It,; A., which opened I hero at l' o'clock Hits inurniriK. rial ,leleK:.lo of the local iK :o i Mmtlon lor u MiWhU Ml aurprUo ll.n ....HV.iitlnM In ...l.lllinn , (1 P"H y lllt eVonintf, tfwn V -H .Mrs. H. Kbeihurd, Of the Cen trut school usaoi'iatfon,' vic pruni dent, and Mrs. 8. H. Huron, of the Willow association, was reelected sect ctu iy-ti'casu rer. After the election tlie renmln-dt-r of t lie time una spent IIb ciusinK plans for the yi-ur's work. The stato convention of Hit- (rv Kon eonj?res of Ya',nla UIU Touchers, to be held her- Into this summer, was also dlKfiissed. t he I. a Crit title, review. I'l other reviews of the Htate will he rep resented. ! Mis, Julia V. Ward, . state com mander or the W. 11. A., of Port land, and Mrs. .Mtnnle A. Aydn Jolte, supreme ih ui enniit eatmnun dec, are oiTlelalH of the organiza tion altendinv the convention. The drill team of the KaOrande lndtfo will put on it part of the work. Mrs. I'earl Herman h; rap lain of the team, 'and tlw inein Ikth are, Airs. Nora Alaekey. Al :. I.llliail l.edhetter. Airs. Nellie .Hpen-i-pr, Mrs. I.lllle Nelderer, Mrs. A. la Cw-ek, Alrrt. Klsie Veach. AI.-H. Atildn d t'rowley, Mrn. lit asie Webb, . Airs. .Ve.lro, Airs. CiltH Itarnden, Airs. Anna Wallace, Mr. I.ora KrlekHon, Mrs. I.imi Klllott. M ph. I.ou l.elchllter, Mrs. ..m.i, and Airs, Ahhie Thomus. Mrs. , J. li. St II nl n i?er Is the intislclan. - The f!na.l piactlce of the leuiu was held Sunday afternoon. The Tin! birthday anniversary . of Mrs. AVllthiiH Shade was Iht'tn- nuiiiber of lier friends. Air. un Airs. Shade with members of tie; family had Koue to their cabin near HI I ward for dinner, and aH.a surprise weru joined thero by many friends. lMnner was served tit 7::ta o'clock, after which the remainder of the evening as enjoyed pay ing Karnes and visiting- The IViilldale Piuviil -Teacher association met In the school J building l"rlday afternoon, April J :i. ut o'clock. Most or tho uflernooa was taken up with I he program. The first four Kratles pf trie seliool (fiivc u soiltC entitle! "Daisy ltlrds" ami the pupils of tiie third, Juurlli and fifth prudes Kave a, diulotfue, "Tret-a ot the Kruprant Koiest." Students oC the lifth and sixl U grades sunt tlui Cleoffiaphy souk. Alts. II. W. I'arkei was the Tricorn FINDS WAY TO TRANSMIT MAPS woman i.awvf.r si:i:ks .mavouali v rHA.Rr.OTTE, N. C A ImtllK between Mlm jullti M. Alpxuuilt'r, j Charlotte attorney, and M; R- Hi'iM I , I for the niuyorttlty of tlilp cly will j . ' . r'- jlM wuKfd Muy 3. Inventor of Radio Vision' ir oioc-toii mis aimuh.iit iu i n0,,;001, Mflur ManViino l'" "i'lotto, firm wninun lnnyor. -"r: thcroliy milling mioihcr "Him" to vviu Am Airmen rhe-lmpoitunt tullored mode re fives tlio triconi. The on,Mu irMcd Is of rl nillan Willi edges and flat bows ol grosgraln. hi'r Rtrlne. Klin won tho first wo timn rrom MekUnlurr oumy and lilt) i(nn.l In i lit. hIjiIi In hn (.IhpIliI WAKlll.VdTOX. Mny 3. (API- , ,h ,.,,.,, slm n 111.. r. Kiani-U JenklilH, rmllo Invent.)!- nrB No.,h ,.lil0,ml omli tn on wlio di'monmiiitBd In lS5 mm Ke-Mop ,hc ,),.pn(i1.m prnptice of linv Ink by nulla 'Ih iimwlliln. linn '-. 1U ,,. rlrrt w0iMn dolfKilUi -v.v vised o now iminhlne which Ih x- ,., ,0 ,llM.Ul,K of , Ain.'ilrun peeled In iirovo vulimhle to nnvl- nul. mmorintion. - ! Knloi'H and avhitors. . ' . , , . . . I 'Hie movoni.'nl wlilrh r.snllo.1 In Tet of the device, which inin-i iiilM Alexander's entraltcn Inio the. mils weather maiB l.y radio, have ralIfjlllltn ,,,, w,ne . she wan neen cnniletert liy tne navy on v . ., .,,.,.,,.., H, j accepted, nhc. Hald. In the Interest qi Rood Bovernnieiil ami hecniiMc .'"I hellnv.i1 It Is time for women lo iKirliclimto more actively la itm nleliml ari'aii-M." ' fish omelet naea just tills Utile lilt of fish lo advantage. .f l.'lsl. I l.iu.l. One cup milk. 2, tulilwipoon,,l,,'n nP "laM n numoroiiH wave lengths, anil are helnf? studied to determine jtiHt, which frenuApoy will prove moHt satlsfaetoty to miifarem. An adaptatlfiii of H, for the transmlH Mini of penellle! t drawlnKM and maps, Ik heliiR iPHted at the naval air station at Jtkehurst, X. J.. with Mimilnrly KiallfyliiK reports. The weather maps as prepared hy the weathei' bureau, are trans ferred ti a transparent photo Kiaphle film o Unit the lines per mit Htfht to puss through, and nntier, 'l tahlepoon flour, 1 cup flaked cooked fish, i ckks, 4 table xpoons hot water. teaspoon salt. Vi teaspoon paprika, I tahle spoou butter. j Melt 2, tablespoons butter In smooth sauce pan, stir In flour and i when bubbling sowly, add milk. 'Htirrlnff consluntly. Iteheat fish der into which a IIrIU Ih thrown. As ' the cylinder revolves". the flashes of liht produce an Impulse Kiiychronously toward the rlht. The impulse Is transmitted to the receiving apparatus. There, In stead of a transparent map, one made of paper Is wrapped nhout un opaque cylinder, and the impulses iicor, Washington wns a k'('I reader t-f advertisements, says ,a biographer. That's umloubletl'y why he became piesldenl. with hot crule(1 hv tne Ilnt ,,re eomnuinl cated to n small arm carrying n In Kiiiee lli-nt nirtrn nueaaer lor 111c aiitroouii. uno hiic . .,. ,,.,111 m..i 1 Kaw an Interes'lnK talk on "Chll 1 tablespoon butter in iron frying ,en Pint.-wWch darts in and back WI faro." 1 ,..ui, to make the proper record us it After the program refreshments tlut pun llot am, ttlrn Jn omelet( i, . ...,.,..r,.- Welfaro." ' ., tn ,,.Hi. ilmt..r u...,., to make the proper ... .,. . ' After the nroirram ref ix'shnieiits .1... ...... i ...i moves across the sheet. . AIIIUIIK ill'! Ii41ll'- lllflllllfl I Ul I lilt' UII IIUI. MIIII IIIHI mil UHll'ICl, , . - Hie association who lire attcn.llnx I n' r'' 'r"-d !' the committw In , cook over a medium fire until firm, , "r the. HendlnK of penclllett the meetliiK are Mrs. K. 10. r- ' ! lining edpes of egg- mixture as tt,'V.fTSn..i .td w !h ,:. .M,s.cl,:i,ks Mu:el,l,on.M,H. T'"' nxl meeting of the .o- .y oook lo ,Pt the uncooked mix- 'h, "e. J" 'J ,e.lrt "1' ... . ,. Hntlnn will lie un .venliiir imwllni;. . am... .i.v i. opaque Cylinder. , I nsteiul Of xlevel- J'.iMlC nillllll. .! I K. IUIl .III' I "JtUIIU. " ' line unuci. u M,,i wiiii.iirk in Mi Ual,- Towery. Win. Hei 1110 . -Nl,,v -" ''.' I flrnu sprinkle with salt and pep- ll.amwell. Mis. Wade. -Mrs. Allieil. lor. spreud half of tho surfaon Mrs. JesMle Ii-.inerell and Mi-s.1 n Try J Tr.'jJI. .with a talilespooiis of creamed Ciaee Str. iff i-lVH S. r l Cl IVlUQie I fish. Kold omelet and turn out i Several nieinle'i-s of the ha ' (Mrs. Fred Kiddle U sm4-nr onto a hot platter. Surround with vlUU creamed fish and Karnish O ramie Di-ffiee of Honor Protec- sprigs of crisp parsley. livo Urtrt(n'iatlon and ritrnation, The Art Heseareh cluss met for club will iro to Haker this afler- retrular studv vewterday ufternoon Itl.IMl Ml'KIO TKACHKIt noon, where they will be guests of at the home of Airs, Kred Klddtol WINS Itl-XXKiXITIOX the liaki r t'ui nation club at nlut Island (!ty. The afternoon's, lKNVE!t. Colo. Hlind since reception to be heid there this subject wr.s "Itound Temples of early childhood. Miss Hlanche- Mo evening in honor of Mrs. Minni' t Koine," and It was given in an Carl, resident of tho Adult Home Card, recently elected state prest-! interesting manner by Mrs. Dick for the Blind here, has gained rec dent of the Degree of Honor. Mrs. Cloycomb. jognition in Denver musical circles, l ard's home Is In Haker. ! During the afternoon plans were difficult of attainment by those Tlier'i u ill be a banquet at Cio'mude lor next Tuesday when the endowed with all their faculties, o'clock, ufU r which a sociable wil! ! Art Research class will havo; Since she was seven Miss Mc- oplng Us impulses from IlKht rays. u needle passing over the graphite Mnea causes the requisite momen tary short circuit and that is com municated to the receiving nppa- wlth riltus n nuich tn- Hue way that ino maps are cupieu. j lie wi Jenkins declares, can he equipped simply to enahle it to send draw ings as well as receive them. 1 MANY SCHOOL CHILDREN! ARE SICKLE' Motbertt who value tUelf own comfort and tl weltareottlM-ircblldrfii. bould never bewlthuul ft box ot Mother Grayi weal fowtter fui cJiilUrenforuimiUrougb tut the Seufon, 'J'ttey break up ColdB, ltegu lutu the bowels, Kvlievc l.,u..arll,.i.uu Ponttlnl. MAm tlon.TeetbinRDisordera, DON'T KCrpT HeadaclM and Stomach ANY SLiStnUTE 'lYoublM. VdbrWoilH-n for oyi SO jtn. These mdet tn tatn'ac lion. All Drug Stem. M'H't m.rH am tubttitntt. Trial nark dp n-nt t'r. AduniM MOTUJUt OKAY CO., U Hoy, H X PUTMAN'S Next To Arcade Theater Offering This Week ALL REMAINING SPRING AND SUMMER Coats and mats At One-Fourth to One-Third Off SPORT COATS, DRESS COATS Fur trimmed and plain tailored; newest modes and newest materials all reduced. KEAl) THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS wiiBiBiMHaifliiBiinBBannEaiBaaBnBaEac3c"7', CIRIi STI DKXT Kl-XPS FAMILY TIIAIHTIOX. M n K N a GREAT NEWS! II br! enjoyed during the remaludei' of charge of (he regular the -veiling. Those attending from ' hood club program, hern will leave J.u (jianne at libout 4 o'i-lock this ufternoon. Among t lit m are Mrs. JlluUe. Hhlelds. Mm. It. K. Swun. Mm. Harry Kennedy, M in. Harold Ky man. Mri. Nolan Skiff, .Mrs. Kdiifi Dnan and Mrs. Harry CM! more. Central Council Of P.-T. Elects TOPER A, Kua. A' gill whoso only brother hull no desire to study luw. the profession of their father ' 'and grumlfuther, will muintuln tho fiimllv trudltlon. Vlrirlniu Vernon Neighboi- rurl 1ms tnken plnno lessons nnd or ,lu.np,i, u student ut Washburn , .hno mastered many of the difficult cooge i,0rOi a preparing for en- . . , . , jclnssles In musical lllerature. lo- tnuK.e to uio , Washburn jhv A murrluRO of Interest to l.a day she has a class of her own school, froin which her father was Giunde people took place at Holae, j composed of 12 pupils. graduated 26 years ago. Ida., Sunday nfternoon at 2o'cloeui ' j Miss Vernon upon receiving her when .Miss Uuly Huttone. oflloise, United States office of In-' degree "of 1,1.. II. will represent tho and Guy Shnw, of l.a Grande, j ,nun affairs deals with 342 ills- third generation of, her family lit were married at the l'irst l'resliy- tinct tribes. the bnr. , . , .. . . . .)! - . 1 ' ' H Ml B OUR GREAT SPECIAL OFFER PREMIER DUPLEX ELECTRIC VACUUM ' CLEANER IS CREATING A SENSATION ' ', Among: Housewives I I II , prflcers of the, (Antral Touncil of the l.a (iratnlc parent-teachrr lis.soclutions were . elected yester day afternoon, when I ho reguiar . meet lug of i he council was held In 1 he Neighborhood club roomn. Mrs. ,. Kalis, of the Kiverla as sociation, was elected president; rin-: owis ? - I.I'.JIOX Ami TOCOAXtT Oil. MI.VMI'OO l.iavi-s the hair soft and flurry nnd the scalp clean, sue Moon Drug Co. Agents For The Owl Ini(f rw ' teriun church manse there, th ltev. William C. Itoss, formerly of La Grande, performing the cere mony. ' I Mr. and Mrs. Khnw returned lo1 La .Ciinmle Sunday evening and ! will make this city their home.; He Is employed with the J. f. 1'enney company here. ; 1 Miss Kaaiv. Tassey and John H. 1 Taylor, both of l.u Grande, wore married last evening at S o'clock al the parsonage of the Christian church, the ltev. C. V. I Minn, pas tor of the church, performing the evremony. John H. Gilbert ac companied the bride and In idi -groom, i Mr. and Mrs. Taylor will mako (heir home In this city. 6 KNTKHI'IGSH (Special) Mr. ami Mrs. J. (. Swayze entertained several guests 1-Ylday evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. larell Ir win, who will leave Knterprise in (he near future to make their home at Tnlon. l-'our tables of pinochle were en joyed durlntf the evening. At an appropriate hour - refreshments were served by the hostess. . I i. i l I I i Announcements J ii Skillful Facials The charm of n clear, fre.h complexion Is fully realized hy the particular woman. Let the skill of our expert oper ators rid your,skin nf those undesirable spots and blem ishes. A few fa c la I t re.l t -ments will wrk wonders. Phone for nn at ointment to day. GEIST Vlarinello Shop Plume Main f In , observance of Music Week 'the Monday Musical chorus will present "The Kose Maiden" Thum I day evening ut S o'clock in the ' Mrst 1'resbyterian church. Tho 1 program is free to the public and everyone Is Invited to attend. The Riverside Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs. Oscar Thompso.i, :'9(I7 l'irst street, Thursday after noon at lf:3f o'clock. All mem bers are urged to be present. The General Aid of the Metho dist Kpiscopal church will nv 't Wednesday afternoon at the homo of Mrs. (ialre Scriber near th. How man-Hicks mill. The com mittee ii charge consists of M rs. Scriber, Mrs. MeNalty, Mrs. George Pierce, Mrs. H. W. Parker, Mrs. Kd Hughes, and Mrs. Thomas Wil son. Cars for those who wish transportation will leave the church at 2:10 o'clock. Miss Ger trude Tyler wilt be a special guest nnd will talk on conditions n Chinn, from where she has Just returned, having been there for about lit years ns a missionary. MENUS Hy RlKter Mary BHKAKr'AST Halve of Rrapp frillt, cereal, cream, fish omelet, crisp toast, nrllk, coffee. 1.I NCIIKON Hukcd ckbb anil rice in spinach horder. Pnrkcr- I house rolls, drop molasses cookies, ! lemon jelly wllh whipped crenm. , milk, tea. DINNKFl Salisbury steak, I creamed potatoes, hot French slaw, banana and peanut snlad, I Ki-aham bread, flouting Island, milk, coffee. Fish omelet Is very goodand rathT out of tho ordinary? ' Often'1 there Is too little fish left from the family dinner to amount to J much In inakinc a left-over. The To The Woman Who Appreciates The Modern Method Of Cooking ) ( In every home where you find Masola you can be certain of one thing it is a home governed by a housewife who understands and appreciates the modern method of cooking. 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