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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 16, 1927)
Monday, Mav Hi, 1927. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSEKVEU l'iifre Three'., &ocieiyNews OUT OUR WAY By wiiiiams union SCHOOLS in :u i'amii.y op ni t.i:s si a I..VII P.-T, Association Elects Mrs. Hanna; Ends School Year The ( Vntrnl J 'h rent -Teach social Ion ended 11 a ytur':i I-' it liny afternoon and new Cel , re elected lli'll Hi meeting- of t he m-hnnt yt ai held (it 111.' Pfhuul, Mi. work last v;s r. ji. Johnson, rtKhlent, )i'ryill:i. Mm. li. K. Ilanna wiim elrte I president of the iii-sot'iiition; Mia. Jl. A!i-lc;ill', vice me-ddent : I r. MarKun-t I uk!' was rt -elect - sec retary niiil Mrs. K. M.irks was ic elected ti eu.su re I-. New by-law h proposed at the last meeting wer adopted. Thin association recently held ;i Micees.sfiii ruminate a lie, a silver ten uiiil t wu candy sal en. and it was voted durinij Die atternouii m line a pari of this money to sen.l the out-Koiiif president, Mrs. ( ', IE. Johnson, to the nutiinril pareiil It arlcr cmn cation to he,t ht Id ia Oakland. Dal.. .Vay i-ri to fx. also li help send trie ditdrtet vice presi dent. Mis. i'ail li. Ihhn. The ahHoriiitit'ii has also pur chased a day-lied for the rest room of i y ni ra I taboo). Miss My i He 1 loyl prest nled I he plan of a iiMlnhipai swimmim; poo! in I .a (in. tide to the association members, after which they vol-d una ninioiinly in favor of il. I ill flnu 1 lie program hour lit I le Miss Kopella Malutt, w ho ivren'iy won a medal in I'matiHa counlv In a de'lainatory contest, reeiied, and her lit I le sister. .Inn ice, f oiii years old, sain,-. The hist n Wnoil I 'a r. n this year wa noon at tin was called ti dent. Mis. f '. which an it .t etini; t -Teaehe the Oreen assnciati i ti l-'rhiay afler The merlin; chool. oi d' r by t he presi I'. M. rheismi. ail rest in l; program wan enjoyed. j The first mini he i- was a sao- , phone and piaim din t, "In The j Sw-et liy and Hy" and "When You and I Were Yminir MaKKh1.": played hy Khli idt;.- Mill linan and Walter Nil .el. te.-iehors in the school. A first tfrade sDideiit from Miss 1 h-rnlce MeK imiey's room. Almee York, same "ItnMn lear." im.l with a little classmate. Norma j Snodt;i ass. sanir "I aisy P.uds." J The llev. .1. (ieorKf Walz, pas-i tor of the Kli st Presbyterian I church. Kit ve an inter' stiiiK talk on " 'hildtH-od." The students of! Mrs. I.oja Huteheits' room Rave -i hialth ii oilnii picture show, a project couitleted as a hy:teiie and In-all h review. Mrs. N-'l Thacker sam; two numiiers, ac- cor.uainied hy Mrs. halliis Oreen.' al the piano. j luirintf the husincss - session a unanimous ballot was east ov t ii" secretary Ur Mm. ' I'- MelMn---son as prefi.h'iit of Die society, to succeed I." iseir. Mrs. .1. K. Char!-, ion was t In successful candid it- j fi.r the Ice presidency. MissOrace Snook d. 'liii'd the nomination forj s-cretarv-l reasurer and as she wa.-i the only nominee, Mrs, Ada Mran non was mimin.i I' d from the floor and a unanimous ballot cas:t for The picture. "i: Ini 1'iinii" by Troyan. K" Dst her Pin i p's room that room la vimr t he f; her of i)at'-ntH in alt' l to The s to Miss rtnanen.ly, (Rest nnin lidanee :t 1 he a ssocial ion et iiuvs ililrllifr I Die year. The ( Ji-een wood branch of t public library will he continn dunni; the .smnni'-r. open eve every, est is Thursday, if sufficient int. shown by the p.-opie oi innnily. When the drops hejow w bat it the library will he do: After the business m ' present ad iourned to w here refreshments w that com irculation diotild be 1. -t illff tboe ' Die bal'J e served, j I Neighborhood Club To Install Heads Mrs.' T,eo Wnrnock, senior di rector of the I .a (i tande Neigh borhood club, will be 1 he install ing of fh - r tomorrow afternoon w In n Die a nntiiil im et inu' 'of the club will he held ami officers fo:' the new year will b- Installed hi Dteir place?. in addition to the business ses sion, which wilt include the in stallation, annual r.oorls of com mittees, and Die finishintr of Da yar's work, there will be a nimi ca I protrralit. Mrs. H. I.. Holm- r will play n piano Kioiip and Mis. l-'lavia Kil ler Sherwood will sin? several number-;. Meiuh"i-s of the Osoho campfi-e Bill Rioiip ie,j a tea in Die N'elnh borhood ei;h rooms Satur,I;iy af ternoon honor in if their nmt hers. Colleen Moore Face Powder Just the right weight p o w (1 e r. Adherent yet nut too heavy. 75c Moon Drug Co. Airci.l or Tin tttl lnit tK Inning the afternoon an Inter est inir program was Riven, Miss I'orothy lirow ntmi, president of the Su.ingctuhu tn up, tuMiliitf t the inotiiern about the mimmfi campMrc Htrl camp held in I'urt -land each sil miner, Mlssca Harb aru. uml Hi verly On ye played a ptuno d'Ut, and Miss Wllmu Han sel! gave a reading- Mn Huth A! ti relit son play' d a piano selrc t ion. Alter Die program tvfr eshnien! were served . hy the girls of the groti p. A weddiilK I.u Grun1u ThuiMday o :. of int. rest to many took phu 1 ut Mar;.-! Miss Oelieva ! Hasle were j father of the, people last H hell Arnold field. Uiv, Smith and tfiiietly married hride. Die li Smith, fori.n rly the v. James Aiken J pastor of the I'Trst ; j I'resbyleriau chuivh here, per-, forming: the ceremony. Word of 1 I the marriage was received by her ! sister. Mrs. Karl i Keyiiolil. of , ' this cltv. j j Miss Smith n.ade I .a Orandelcrj I home for several years and l n (rradnate of the local hitfh scltoo!, i , Kiaduatln with the class of 1 - J Last sprint: sue tfradmited from tthe ("niversity of (in-iron and this j year has l.e.-n teat-hint; In I It ! I'oos iciver hliiU school. near I Maishfield. She is a inetule r of . AMdia I'si. j The marriau'e of Miss Smith j land Mi', liasie was to have taken j in June, hut he was trans ferred to l.ont- ISeacdt, Cab, I V the construction coinpany with I which he ' Il an engineer, so the date was advanced. D" has already Kone to 1,oit; tach and she will join him there j as soon as her school closes. I Recital Program Will Be Tomorrow Ital program " nnusual Interest has been arranged for to morrow evening. May 17. wln-n IS piano, students of Mrs. U. Kalp'l t'larli rt'lll be presented ut the li brarv audit orinm . assisted by lit tle Misses Alice .leaneite nnd Ma- elt':ibetll I'ooiier. The little Cooper glrlH are well I known in l.a (Irati'le for their ex-j reptional al)ility as violinists, j They will appear in a dm-t nmi'-i her and will each play a solo j diiHiiff the nrouram. Mrs. Clark is a comparatively ( new pi.uui t aclu r in l.u Oiandc. i She is a K.niluate of the (Hej'anj Agricultural colb e conservatory ; f music. The program will bi-R-n at 7:3t o'clock. The numbers are as to. lows: "Airy r'alrles" ..Spauhlinn iculh Merrit, , "At Die DatK'i " C.elleVieVO Choat "The Harp" Patricia Clark "The Tto.v of Soldiers" Wavne l-'oster ..Martii ...li-n ..Kwln,-; Huet. "Apple Tree Swin" Spencer, I .arose i-nd Marie Miirr's ' ! "( "urious Story" Heller ! Kntheryn Anderson Aiolin duet 'Alpine Viobtis" Andre. Alice Jeanctte and. MaeliabeDi Cooper j "Tlio Hunting; Sonir" Spindl Marjory 1 1 yon "Idilio" lOulalla Kdwards "The Whirlwind" ..Lack I ellklllH I C'arice Taylor "Cur Kiise" Hcethov l.ols" 1 Inn-sell "I. a y.inuarn" Maelizaheth Cooper "Hunting Souk" Ann May Whiting Jolly lllacksinit h I .a Orande Allen . It oh i ..thivie . M:irrIS "I'olish Mazurka" .. Tie zonUa j Dorothy C.ettinKS 1 ireains" Kwlnj; J Myin Smith ! Chant" White j 'Silve Nepro A He. 'IlunKary" Jean-'ite Cooper Koelllntf j Oenevieve Crum Duet, "Tannhauser March" j W.-Klier Valorie Harjier and Nora. Hitler j 'TWIIIWIU lieverie Vers-dl Kuhn "I'rom Spanish 1 fays". . I 'lark Kuckina . C.u ..l-Timl KNTKItl'I'.lSI-; (Special) llon orinif Miss Krllth llawh-y, hride i b'Cte, w hose marriage will taKe piuee in June, a linen shower was jjivi'ti l-'riday eveninK t the home of Mrs. Vary liaydin. The ho less. S were M i s. 1 Irtyden, Missej. I ,ola .lobnson. i 'lara Da vis, I'.uDi Alldreus. Anelte INdddn, Mildred Day and Mary Nell. About '.Ut n'lis's were present and the honor K'n'.st received many lovely pi it A. 1 1 e fresh Men ' s were served by the hostesses at 1 1"1 close of the eveninK". Cut-OurStripes Kavy Uu felt vi;h cut-out Xrlpea ihowlnj wblia fmhton tbii un uiualnli.it. Tu brim iijrui, ip lu Croat tod l cut wf t tb back. r . "... v-a MrP -w i ti w rift- A ;: Ujw f m X U. , - . !ls - P ,. - . Nl-W MOTi-CRS GET CrRAV. ' ,4 ' WA. l s pat oi r IF. S. Club Member! Are Entertained Mrs. II. I-:. Williams was host. -is) lo the i- S. club Satarday nM- i-; noon at her home y avem,e. Three tables of bridge w;re en-! joyel durinj? lli. ' allemooii with j Mrs. (i. O. CiDDjths making hb;h score anions the club iiienihei.i. j The seciind prie w .-ni )o' M en. ; l-Ivelett K. ewn all. I Die :uc:;t .ri'.e' to Mrs. lid Itoy'en. M ,s. liobetl ' Carey p c iv. I t M- cousolat ion ! prize. j The rooms were a 1 1 raet iv. ly ib-e- ' orate, wdh many hoinmet.-t of sprlmj Dower.s. - I'inJ: and yelbi-.v was the color :;eh' iiie carriid out in tin- il. eolations and in Die lv.o com se luncheon, s r i, foll.n, In,; Die card names. Mrs. Jack lliatt v. lit be boiit.s to the club Mil-day, May , KiKht. libitum Cie in, "n meinbiM club . Iljoy. tits yestei-d: durhu' Da of th. a pic The nioinSn A.i- i. rt y ! n nd n it noon a picnic lunch. In game elliOoll a principal bas.b; diveisin was Dm KXTr.ki'i: isk tsi. . I fouir'as Walker . lit. llieinbei -i o( 1 be W;il club and a few guests l-'riday atternoon. Mrs Wallowa, made high s al - M-M.l d th-' Ma ore vin, of hii'ln; j the afternoon's card lines, aad of f-;n(er- M rs. Maude Maliaify. lrise, ri-ceix'ei consolation, it appropDale hour n two luncheon was served by th com so busies: .1 1 ST A IMIIS?.! I IT NKW VUKK A I i William II. I .e.-ds .1 r., is ma kin'-r a t ra ns- At hint it o in a dress sirt. I I.eavinj? Mis. I.e. ds. the former I'rir.cess Nann ia ut' llussla nlic taillini; at hutee, be went to S" souk- fii- nds oil on the .mltauia at nildniiit. They wouldn't i- t him Ret oi l Die boat ; sbarnrhaie 1 him in fa.t, A Pearl From the Antilles s'noi-iia Aiik'i'lin.i Afilua. Hum !i l.i . the "p,irl or Hi AiitH'l.'." Is a p.'iirl in h.i on iimnf Tlif Mnv.ni.i er wv m t tie riKht to lie Mi.sk Clllia in tin. ., ouil iTllri'lint loiiitl I'aR.-iiht .if I'll!, hi ! I .lit It, t.i lii-ld at I :u U'CMli.ti Ti.v t. f .. Announcements The Woman's .so.dely of, l-'irst Itaptist church w ill n Wediiesdav a f t v r n o o n at the 1 the church with Mrs. CunniiiKham and .Mrs. Lasham as hostesses. This will be a missionary i thi new study book. liiiK and SI raiKht Way starte the b Toward I. Mr: ad.-r. Tomorrow," will William Sliarle ! -The Women's Chrlstiaii T-;pi;u-i-; auce union will meet at llie homo I of Mrs. W. II. ItusHell. I7ltf Cedar 'street. Tuesday aftetnoftn at -:!' 'o'clock. All inenih'Ts are urgi I to be present. MENUS It.v--NKeit"Ciliir,v - 1 I lilt KA K KAST Slewed figs wll h ( lenmn, cereal, '.cream, halted l-'iench . toast, maple mrup. milk, coif. e. 1 .1 ' NCH !( ) - l-'resh salmon sai id. hrow n bread sandwiches, rhu barb shortenke, milk, tea. DINNKK Strawberry an.T plne- lpple CO( klail, roast beef, hoi S -radish cream sauce, potatoes ha le d tuilf lowi alnut brittle b- ' cream, milk, coffee. I A fruit cocktail is served at fh bfitininw of the dinner and salad j is omitted. f u salad Is wanl mI choose head let t nee wit h l-'reneh I dressitif and serve with cheese cups. The menu makes a ko-1 i "coinpany'' dinner or family "Sun day dinner. The horseradish sauce is rat her f est h e but v y ' simple, l-'our tablespoons frc.di j Kiated horseradish and ( teasiinun j .a It and mixed with 1 tablespoon vinegar. This Is beaten into ' -cup whipped cream when ready to Walnut brittle Ice cr. of an exclusive eaten easily made at home. Two cups manulate mi smacks r, but it's , cuns hrnki-n lOnlish walnut mealH. .' dozen d ry maca rooiis, 1 quart milk. 1 cup I Ik hi brow n siiKar. 2 rnKs, I cup heavy cream, lew Kiaius salt. Melt Huj;ar in Iron or heavy aluminuiu spider stirring conslan; ly over a low fire. When suar in a thin sirup add nuts. Turn onto a well buttered platter or i sheet and siuead very thin. When 1 cool and hard put through food be' chopper. Crumble macaroons an 1 isj (oast In a hot oven for fivo mln . j ub-H. ( 'ninhinc and thoroughly mix the chopped brittle and imie- ai ieiCH. Scald milk ill lop of dou ble holler and ?(tol; over hot water until cihsliiid coals a metal spoon. I.et cool and add cream whipped mil II firm. Turn into freezer and freeze w 1th or w il bout stir rhis'. When half frozen add abo'ul Hire I fourths of the nut and macaroon iiiixluie, saving the rest to sprin kle oyer the cream when serving, Vlnlsh freezing nnd park, in a mtild ViY ''ripen" uiui lianr or long- I. Tliix llrh !('. I'll 'rlu1 zens iGa (Srattto MiMllbef I'eilllal lies. TO GRADUATE 40 Baccalaureate S e r m o n Preached Last NijjiiL Elgin High Active V.VIuX. May lit. tS wlnnhiK last hJkIu wh tended the M etimdlsi. hear the b.i . alaiirt-ate last Week nctivilicH elal) Mt'- hu Die ::r.:.;.iMiniK: elasM of th school will leiitimie I'tlio hih I the w eek. Today l be r.i d nates. -I a in number, will enjov a i.u:i!ii l the rniun hotel. :ik-s: i the .Inn br class. i-dlnu i k the ba mpifi . Iii ihuice will he riveu the m-.ulu lie- j hy members of the ahimoi .i-M.. 'a ' Hon. I t)n Wednesday evening I nyiu the Hcnlois will hae called class nh:hi. The vah ( will be Klven by Kalph roto 1 salulalory hy Katie lleuic jsoilM, tdass poem, class bil. will, etc., fs to be handled 1 nut lees, aitd fidtowiu- the- i numbers, a play will he pr by a cast fmni the M-nin "The Mvstery of t he Third the vh.il rirvl ,1.1. I Thursday evenhm will l e coi j nielicement, with Dr. Arnold He jnett Hall, president of Die I'nive sily of Oregon, dellveriiu: Die .. dress. Then diplomas will t. ban led out to the '-raduatc.s by a iik i her of the school board. TI practically end the year's w the senior class. I w i 1 1 li f..- i:i:k isis r.f.DJN, May 111. tSpoeluli Thb week is one of considerable nciivhj for the Ij:i;;ln scbotds. ' j The b; alauieate sertuo't w.i- delivered Sunday at the npcra hi:u. at I I o'clock by Die IJev. ( i. K. Xourse. of the Federated church! of l-'reewater, ore. ' . Today and tomorrow- Die fin il ; ea!l!!!::::b-.nr v.!!! tic tal;eu. eo-; nesdily afternoon a! uVlurk thej class day exercises will be held andj I he eiKht h (.-fade will have t heir j coininenceiueut exereb es In I he hie.li school. Thursday the sclionl ulenics will be held. The commencement exorcise for the Kraduallm: class of the bh:h sidiool will be held l-'tblay cvenhu- "I :l.'i lock al 1 lie opera boli.-ie. Mr. N'onr.-e w ill also deliver I hi address. There will be tpeeehes by the s.-illltatorlan. Maljoiie Kuisear, and the valedietoriau, Maryaret Hall. The diplomas will be tb-li-ered by Die -chairman of the board of education, M is. Lynn 1 1 11!.' The alumni banquet will be ylven al the Masonic hall nflei- Die i ercisert. ' lil.lia. Willi 1 1 1 tllP I'lllH'll Hllllr Ihroo llmt'4 iim ; -liiilf 111 ll:i a Mi(tll:t rule." Inn l(t . :i Ih.ii! "I fljf .!..,if. Mill . ! I.1-..' '' Ml illl'l (ir fll'tiin ir:'i Faith in You and Your Job Tlio l,n Grande U'liitory is purliciil.iily I'lirluiinlc in its type lii-ciiii.se its citi.ciis li:ive nuiilc it. ill e liusiin'ss, ;i'i ictiltural, (insuiiil ctmli-i' ni tins j;ioat inl.inil aii'ii. And Unit mentis yon nnd your job you nnd otlieis of the coniiiinnitv have developed nnd Imill a lei i itmy worthy of Ih" ul.iiio.st. piide. V- have faith and believe in La Grande and Kastern Orejioti liecanse we have failh in your and your oceiiialion, faith in ymir ainliilions and in your tap.ii'i I ie.s and in your appreciation of common community interests. If you fail to prosper and progress here, if you cannot, find reasonable happiness as a citizen of this territory, the failure is a distinct communiiy loss. If you succeed no matter how small or seemingly unimportant your occupation may be - you hi Ip the community to a new measure of tdiccess which unfolds for you and o'hers many new opmrtunit ies. We have faith in you and your job. We can aid Hie community ami ourselves only by helping you to "renter accomplishment. We would like to have you call on us for any bankiii).!' ser ice, lo wanl and expect friendly advice and counsel. , Air ii --. . "roi l il l Ii Year Of ,viii: Uas, - Mother or two children lite diifictiii to iiianaKe uiiKhllake a lesion I rom Mt a. Annie I'IUh bury Younir, fraternity "h o u s e tMother'' to (,". yoiniK men attend Jiu: the 1 'niverslty of Ka nsas and ;'..o older tiliMuni v ho ure llvtn lit aH secltoiiM ,; 1 It r family eh I I:e Ili' lUliri S colli b-L-e Vol U. Th.' "house ni i d at the ,;, UawU si-hooi "i" b,es Hpj 'ead to school 8 in id her sect ions oi tin- midd!.- v."i WtM-re l r .!'- nilies i uiipus lire an intKial of e l I.DMMIN MIOI It Y AIIII'I.AM I LONDON i iauntu to Paris Speeini hh'iid''n ' by a i i "in tie ha i inatiKiiraled by l be tran i- ciiannel airways companies, ainoiu; tin fhsf passi'nifers biint; Mtss Matilda Houghton, daughter o! t lie American nnibaHsador. M iss I (nllKhton. Who iH ti be GIRLS SURELY BECOME POPULAR w Vn. hev !!se this, m w wonderful I'r. nch I'ro.ess I'ace JW der call- j eo U l-.l.l, P-til." Keeps Miat llK.y shin. away. Women rave over fs , superior purltv mid tUaiity. Slays on so loiifi skin looks like a peaen j keeps complexions youthful pri venis law poreM. Cb t a box ' 1 of M Kl-.l ,11 ul.ll J'a.ee I'owder o-j I day. tilass DrtiKs. Inc. Ade. ; Guaranteed Pure use less than of higher priced brands Millions of founds used I. A w ho L IH II M.. tyi j i 1 0 H - i- JCatiiutul I.t 'J fa::;. si&i Friendly Sen ice" 7fo 7un that Starts bote Can 1nij 001 P STRIP Sold Exclusively at ; Onr Store. Silk Stock injrs that wear. If 1.95' i PUTiMAN'S : . Ready - To - Wear & Millinery f mat r;" (h i sun I'aiis i, soon lo of New pureiiys. handler I York, e ' iAnr n to her t rollKScait, hv Mrs. Houghton, w hr w .1 in: kim-r her first fliitht. i Ik clorox! do the work I lomc !'ccy;rs who dcnianJ, dlicicnt aids in housework,;, r:i!l C'lorox tin iJt.il smant. With this household clcan- slt and disinlec tan t, kitchen drudgery is lessened and'' the home kept spotless.' PainiLM wood work is casihr cleaivcd, and the pattern' of linoleum made brighter when Clorojc is added to the waterwith which they are washed. Sec directions' on lahel of the bottle. At AH Grocers J... l ci!i Jlliil ill- .Minim: tF'tji i'pir,Tiwi'.vwj"'''V'wi..ifwWB . '" II II ii hii- i nfir ihtwiummii em