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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 6, 1927)
Friday, May G; 1927. LA tiRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three By Williams! OUT OURVAY Luncheon Honors Anniversaries , of Three Women Mrs. T. A. MeKlnstry entertain ot ul a birthday luncheon at 1:15 o'clock yvUTiJuy. uftcrnoon at her homo on Fourth Htrect, comutl- 'jurming Airs. J. .McKlnzio, whoso : I. In May anniversary in today, Mrs. ' 10. HurhiinaR, whose hirtlnltiy 'unnlveraury. wan yesterday nnd Mrs. ! A, J. Van Valkenbui-ff, who will 1 colrhrutn her hlrthday anniversary 1 Sunday, May S. Covers wore laid for seven. In- rtudtng tho houtewi, around an ut- j iraetively arranged table. A cut jflass basket op aweetnens In tho Iiawtel colon served as a center piece. Hold unnpdrnKons were lined about the ruonia. Mrs. Huelianun cut the hlrthday cake. Kollowtnp luncheon tho nfter noon was npent Mlim?, Mr. and Mih. Walter Perry en tertained the members of the SwjiMllUa ltiidKe club last evening at their home on Second street, when three tables of bridge were nt play. ' ' . The ronniK were preltily decor ated In n color tteheme of pink and , white, houiiuelH of applebloH-Hom belnK nsed. ' ' ! 1 Mra. Herbert I'atttson made hluh HOoro nrnone the women club mem- J bei-H and the men's prize went to Mr. rattlson. Mih. tmear Iferwcr received the guest prize. A two-course luncheon was serv ed after the evenlnB's-cnrd panics. Mr. and Mrn. Lowell Williamson will entertain the club nt its next inectliiK I'Vblay, May 20. Two Reds, '' til fe'Ml'liSi if I i . ) Tile etinrni of Hits while woolen sweater blouse lies In the (lisiluc live stripes of tvo (ones of led. home. A two-course luncheon was enjoyed following I he curd K:unert. ' Mih. It. H. Kuiith will be the next llOKtt-KM to the club Thursday. May at her home on Kirst Hlreet. Mrs. Miller Hostess To C. E. Societies Aliout nr niiiiilir.s of llio Junior nnil Hcnior rhrlstktn Endeavor so-ciftit-H of tho Klr.sl l'rt'sliyli'rian ohuri'h wern ontortalncd last, evon- ' . . '"S ly Mi". M. Jl. Miller at )li.-r - Members of the, Mother s Pelf ,lu ,, ,.,.,., Oulluro club spent an Inlerestlnif j (1,ln,s pinj.0,i ,urnR tlio even aflernoon yeslenlay ut tile home W(,ri, ,n ,it,(.)hl). yumir. of Mrs. H. H. lomirn. wn-n W(.ki uor,.,.shnu.nl!) weri! sen- John 8. JloilBin hail cnaiBe 01 int , ,)y hp ,,,,,, , un a,M1rojiriiilo liour. h,s wame , w k,o -Mum. ' 11 UEFmMt&r 1M MO PARK HIS STATOE STANDS. ' ALL HIS LIFE HE 6R08BED FEf? . iRiav.lpf NOH could -Tell iT BV His hamds,. 'J&Ji' x ia J "fr-V VNEACTH HE-l-EPT BEHlMO 'fA . SgSnm- WOULDmT load A SARDINE. CAM, i r Bun'o uhe -r' Gpr-r'-tHAN'iM a.Rw.a.wJte - FEf? JeG BEN MV OL. MAM. . , ' REG. U g. PAT. OFF. " ' PlMT IV mCTVICC. 16. J I , American Woman 'i!'19-' ".' IB KATI'UIIAVS IMHMillA.MN The Nutlonul IllMudeustlnu com litiny l'OKi'ai'ii for Hutunlay tilKht H to will be the regular - "Sat urday Nlirllt Hevlew" anil Wilt bo broadcast over Kl'p, Ktl(). KI-'J, KUW, KtlMO. KKDA and KHQ. KUU Owklund (3lilm-SUe) 9 to 111, iiiOKruin; III to 1, daneo music. K(IA Sl'Oknne CU I lll-SSUkr) 9 to III, studio program: III to Jl', orchestra. , KOW-Portland (t9lm-U10kc) 7 to 7:3ii, concert trio: 7;:I0, weath er: 7:46, music: IU 10 12, dlinco umihIc. Kl-'l l.os AliKi les 4ll7m-040kc) 7:80, baritone and pianist: !. pro Krum: 10, radio club: II, midnight frolic. . KIM) San 'Francisco 42Km-J 7(Mil(c) 0:.1o, orchestra; 1), rtnnro i oreheslra: Ul to I. dance music. KOA Henver (:i22m-:i(H(o) 7 studio prOKiam: 9:Hi. dance pro gram. KVA Sl Krunclsco (39!l.Sm 7flikc) 11:8(1, conccrl trio; 8 to 12, dunce orchestra. KTAII Oakland (302.Sm-li!Hi- kc) 8 to 10, proKiam. .;X Portland 447m-G70kc 10:8il lo 12, dance music. KtlMO Hcallle (3m;m-9S0kc 7:80. concert oreheslra; II to 12:S0 musical prosrams. NEW NELLY DON - ' HANDY DANDY HOUSE APRONS ? ?i.25 PUTMAN'S La Grande's Newest Store Exchmve Ready-to-W ear and Millinery A Startlitifil TrutK, that only your mirror reveals! .' Beauty'i ennny; those lines of fatigue and r ' auffering which mar a pretty face way eftea i be caused by tired, aching feet. . . , ; Today when women are more active than ever in ail affairs, foot comfort is most essen- tial to their well being. How necessary,; then, should be the proper care of the feet. "' Yet it is so easy to enjoy restful feet. In the ; morning shake Alleo's Feol-Eue in your, i shoes and go about your daily tasks uv- comfort without the annoyance of sore or . perspiring feet. , This Ajitiwptic. Healing Powder, takes tha i friction from the shoes, and relieves per spiration, sore, tired and aching feet.- Trial v package sent Fret, address, Allen a r oot-c Le Key, N. z . . , Itoller Skiillnn Is advanelnu as a fad nnmtiir tbe laities. I'robably they riKilre I hey may as well use the skales as asstielate with Ibeni. ase, ' " i j I I 7 Zr ' &JJ dg "nd l0iUi (ttUnUn " ' j proirrnm. Mrs. 1.. .1. l.lndsny read T)r. llurle's letter. Avhlih was entitled 'Flower Hiealtfas's," and Mrs. JlodKln Itavo a sketch of "Mid summer Nlitht's llreum." Khe nlsj ml. I the story of "Cinderella" to un audience of children. ' The club w ill meet ncoln Thurs day, lay 19. at the home of Mrs. 1.. .1. I.lnilsay. The Kev. and. Mrs. .1 CieorKn Wal. were Kuesls. and before the party adjourned each sutd a few words lo the youni? people. t. MENUS .Seattle. Hlirt By BanditSlioin her huslmnd ill llur'ma. Hhe reetdved treatment at Ilia govern- j meut hospital here. 'Tho bullets grnaed her throat anil shoulders. WASHINGTON. Mav 0 fAPl ventist bishop, was sllfrhtly wound- . American consul Uenscr nt Jeru- Ity Sister Mnry JEHVBAI.EM. Mny 6 (AD 11 It HA K K AST Htewed .rhubarb, i crisp broiled bacon, creamed pota- 1 A" American woman. Mrs. Petllt, toes:, bran muffins, milk, coffee. I described as Ihe wifo of un A1- l.l'Nt'HI'itlN Creamed fish in l'Uv cases, radishes, toasted muf- e,i n n,e thront anil shoulder by salem reported today to the stain fins, par spider cake, milk, tea. ' ft huiiot last niKht durlnir a bnndlt department that he huil made rep JUNNKIt Cobl sliced rftast attack In the "valley of robbers." . resentatlons to the government of beef, twice baked sweet potatoes, i.i,,P home nddress la given as No. ' Jalesttne over tho wounding o,f salad, ilato and nut n Jourtocnlll avenue, North Mis. Pettlt. IPinlillUK. milk, coffee. I ' the banquet wh,. ,, 1.,.r,i I. 0 served for . J - KI.OI.M (Sieelnl) The Junlor class of Ihe hlifh seliool entertained tlie members of Ihe senior class at. a bumiuet l'Yiday evening at tho ,K,-IlpVfrult .Masonic nan nere. Thn rooms and tables were decoruieu in a reu una r,.5rart, imiffins of some sort arc wlille color wheine, crepe paper a,Ma..s' ,, arceplable. If a cc- Art Denartment TTlonfo nfflVpi'S "'' lo8"" '"'lnK l'8'''1'. '"irliiK ,n.ul S scrviMl. toasted while bread UiieClS UillWtt, banquet Miss Denu Wilty ,g 8.llsfaL.tI)1.v accompaniment.. piesiueil as loasi mi in.u '"".The crlstmess of tlio tolist con-! 'i The Art department of tho .. . . . , i -i.,i. nntl eleet- lw , , ' ,k, ..nn.itiiir venr Riven by Kermlt Myers. I.uullu yl slen 'raf e -noot the" "meeUnK Winy gave a toas, entitled "NVhero jeslenl.iy niiomc. . , . , J)0 We Go From Here." and Evcr beliiK held In , the Nclirhhorliooil ,llni.nt body president, el,m roomy. .. ' gav- t.st- -Our -liebt to Our r n, H,..nrtment, nnil ncnooi presiiienu ui Mrs. l'hil, Thompson wis eleeted secretary-treasurer.. ; : '. ilrs. Smith nail cnaiBe ui toast to Ihe seniors was Riven by !t,.usls .,. w,h ,i( 80ftnAs of tho JIOIKI rosier. , ine respuum: ua rf,(,i nrternoon's lesson, the subject be lnK "Modern Dutch Art." . , The course of slinly to be taken lin iby tho department next yeur will be outlined at the next mect tnir. which will be called especial ly for that purpose. Miss Pollock satiK solo and Mrs. (Tuirlus Cross played a piano numi , tier. llona Foster and Margaret Hull sang a duet number. I Members of the senior class 1 present were: Kermlt Myers. Hu- ! bel t Sins, Kverelt Smith, l.uella , Wltly, Kutherlne Smlili, i.ela Cum- ; nilna; Anna Cason, Margaret Hall, , Faye Mrlnlyre. Martha uiusson. i Heat In sugar and water and van ,. . nan iipntor. TltilC Hussear. ... " "" .-" , :,,, anil sin iioui, mii. o Pcnr Splilcr Cnko Two tablespoons bultef;44 to cup brown sugar, 1 pint can pears.. 4 tablespoons broken wal nut meats. 3 eggs, 1 cup grnnu lati il sugar, 1 cup flour, hi tea-I npoon' salt. 1 teaspoon .baking pow- I der, ! cup water, '' teaspoon vanilla. Melt butter in a seven or eight- inch iron frying. pan. Sprinkle' evenly with brown sugar. Drain penis from sirup and plucc cut I Hliio up over sugar, Sprinkle with ! dimmed mils. Heat eggs until ' ... . iitvi.i iminir a dover beater. j'lora -wicKeiis. vein. ... PaMton. Kariill li nens. Thoinpson, and Marjorle Three tallies of bridge ,wero ht lv veslerdav afternoon wnen Mrs .lack McGhean was hostess to the members of tbe elllb. ' 1 ... . n 'i'l,.ill.,-t Alvrlckinal' Williams mnne nign - .-n , hostess The juniors present w re Dona ,,,. ,, (,BK mlxlurc. N. H. H.H'ostcr Dena V yv Park our owr rrB ..stlen. Oscar Knight, laii 1 arks. I , ., of a modr. score at cards and .be second prl.o -nd went to Mis. Krnest Waldon. , Homiuets of Hlncs were ai jnged about the rooms of the MeGlrenn dtTHon. and -Mr mid yira. ChurU-s Remember Mother with a nice box of Candy k We Have VOGAN'S And SWEET'S BEST Assortments Moon Drug Co. i Agents For ' The Owl lrug Co. . . . .. il. ...i...,l.. Thn aleiy noi. oven iui a" . " . fn.ilv cake should no piai o inn Severn members of tho faculty . , ,,.. , were also present including Mise , ' " sid0 buclllo Pollock. Miss Forenco An- be bo. " ,, with or without a gurnisn oi . whipped erenm. The brown sugar will melt In tho baking and form a mild nnd pleas ant caramel. If the sugar is car amelized .before baking It becomes i rather bitter during the nddltlon- lal cooking. Announcements The Valencia Bridge club will meet .his evening nt the home of Mr. nnil Mis- Kverett Known on Washington livenuc. :imt:ss jim ii i Pdl'l.TltY r.vit.M i'.it STO.N'KIIAVUX. Scotland T,nily Maud Carnegie. nleiSe of Ihe king, bus had remarkable success wllh the poultry farm she started at Kl lrk. Kincaldinesbire. while her huslmnd' Is Interested In Ihe dairy BRAINS, BEAUTY This cut represents one of our Xnv Lilly frenm Kill I'limiw 1lli wisteria trim spike heel. At S.,V Tlie snnie pntlcrn and trim In uieiit leather spike heel. iJilot imtlorns In both lliose slylcs. Many more slyles In high nnil low heels, light nnd dark color with var ious trims. Sonic ns low s Koe window, ' more prellr sIiooh. .-,..-,. style Inside, you net. The B00TERY w 1 1 i m i V mm few S fvZj business. Princess -Maud, daughter or me; Princess Itoyal and tbe Duke of Fife, is fond, of out door living and prefers .lie hobby nt raising, chickens to the social whirl of. j London, where she ami ner nus , , i Uu t I'roiit demand. uaiiii uir "i"".'" " - Lord Carnegie, son of the tenth Karl of Siiulhesk. devotes one of. his farms lo a herd of Ayshlres. The most improved hygienic nieth- mis of milking are in force at the Klsick dairy farm, and produce is shipped as far ns Aberdeen and some oilier Scottish cities, while Princess Maud sends some of her eggs as far as London. Judge by Results The only real test for any baking powder is in the oven. For best results me BAKING POWDER Guaranteed Pure Same Price for over 35 Years 25 ounces for 25 More than pound sod a half for a quarter Millions of pounds used by our Government li KhtVH not mufh !fKKT tlwn n minute. Mill in her -u-nnn. hut Bhe proves thnt lrains and beauty do combine. LouIk Hnn en In one of nmithern C'nli fornia'H hpt cln.Ki.il i1noern, nnd jyradimled Trom hlsh 'ho"l ns honor mtident In her v.Uim; went directly to ft San . Bipro theater as leading Indy in a dra matic production. A Oil Removes stains from drainboards Tile and enameled drain boards arc quickly made spotless, and discolored wood drainboards are easily bleached by using Clorox, the bottltd magic. With Clorox you notonly cleanse and bleach, but at the same time disinfect. R insc enamel drainboards after a few minutes. Fol low directions on the label for this and other uses. At All Grocers! m Peonies for . Mother's Day At 404 N. Fir Saturday Morning, May 7 Across the Tracks $1.50 A D0Z. Come Early I 'v CHAIN STORES Z MODER STORES CHAIN PHONE MAIN 04 , 'irrC 1 aiumsavw. ! Former Hoover ized Location. nai da ia honrimi!irAi-a for Snpi-rv FpwIs at monev-savinir priced We urge farmers lo take advantage of this opportunity to purchasi feeds at these saving prices: Regular Every Day Prices On SPERRY'S--'SH....; SPERRYj-'"; $2.95 SPERRY'S-S L&ratch $2.75 J. CIIDI IVV Chick MasH 100 Lbs. .1. : $15j SURECROW' gg."h$3i5 BABY CHICK- $3.75 Spcrry's White Down Hard Wheat '100 Lbs ALL FEEDS IN 10 POUND LOTS IF YOU WANT. THEM Saving Prices Saturday Sugar Mfgs. Cane . . 100 lbs. $6.49 $1.75 25e 49c: 25c 25c FLOUR- Bag .. MACARONI, SPAGHETTI, EGG-NOODLES- Hard Wheat Paste. Regular 10c, 4 for KETCHUP- Full pint bottles. "California Home" Brand 2 for SPINACH- Fresh Walla Walla 4 lbs. . - DEVILED MEATS- G for - Regular 5n tins MALT SYRUP- "Black and White Brand", kkC Quarts - - JO TRUE-BAKE SODAS- 6 Pound boxes, 7C F.iich - I'. 25c Each TOMATO SOUP 4 for ":. Van Camp's, medium tins P. & G, SOAP- White Naptha Soap 7k 20 bars v CITRUS WASHING POWDER-.8!8. 49 STONE'S PACKAGE COFFEE (J round Fresh While You Wait SUPREME BRAND One Pound Three Pounds 45c $1.29 " GREEN BAG COFFEE , , One Pound Three Pounds 35c $1.00
