La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 01, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextHI! ''Wednesday, June "IT 1027 XA CKANDE EVKNtNC, '015SKKVEH I'ae Three Society News Coming Wedding I ' Is Announced At j . Party At Cove The nrmlnj,'.' nf Mica Othello ft ray and Pulpit WVhh will take piurf. June --, it wan iinninini't'il ycnterduy uf tftnoon, w hen Mi-, 'miik t'nnhy, aunt of the I. ride eleel, and Miwa Vina. 'ontey. en -t rtiiliifil at mi unnounei nx-nt pur ty eompltmentinK Mi.su Oray at the I'onley home ul t'ove. 1 A pink ait 1 1 while motif en hanced t In appearance or Uf roorjiH, hnufih'tN of t tit m aNon'M cut flow I'M in inr used. ('lev -r rat fnvorti. w hieh w r ptllhd rrom a batf hy "h i I he (at out at' t In- haw" h; I'-IMhk ft lli'1 approaehlm? wed ill nw. Twenty-four KtK-HlM were pn m- :ii ,', I.':' lind durmir tlif afternoon flK for tlu- honor mu st hrohletcd. Kuril one pr -sent w t Kiven a paper on which to write j u rerlpe nn one Hide mul a wo-di of advice on the otter, both hein.? r.id hy the hrhlii-ehet. i f A 'two-conrMe luncheon was fctrij hy the honlofiH. i .? M Iks Cray Is the .laiih1.-r of Mr. ami Mm (itoiKi l.ray. of I. owe tj'nve.. She i;ra.iiat il from t In h. c:il high Hihoiil lill-l attended 111 Iliteriiltiunlaln 'omnier elul en Men, hen. ' At prcHerit hIh hi the' Htate highway Is einpln liviition fiei-M hi-. . Mr. Wrhh nnn all- il'h il tli-amh- ImkIi school. II boii of Mr. ami Mr. V. A lie In employed in tin- S More hire. ? Mii-s K.liih llartow nnl AihiKh 'I'hninpson, hidh of Klwin. u ei e ti nil id lu marriaue yesterday af trrnonn at 2::ii o'clock at tin- par HnnuKv of I he ( 'Ill LsI ia n rhuicii. the U'-v. C V. I Minn imtiomihii : lh i-ert tnony. V Mr, and M rs. 'rhoin)son will inuhe their holm- on a ranch mar (;iilerprlsf. Plan Reception ! For New Pastor ) A fr-rinal n ci-pllon wt leoinin.r thv lU v. ami Mrs. .1. (h-ui'Ki- Wal:: (tinl fiiinlly to I, a Crande will ho Jn-ld 'I'll in hilay i i nitif' al l he Kil .-t I 'ri shy I -t Ian chui eti. A II inem-Jm-d nn I frii nils of 1 Ii- caiir -h an liiviti-d 1o attend. , Mr. and Mrs. Wal have hi on in t .U lranih- ulnco May 1. Mr. Walz coinlllK to accept the p;istnr tlt of I In I'rcshyli'riaii church, yiiey have made many fihiniH njnee airivim- here and a lare rit d h expected n L t he, recep tion. . The program, includinir music nnd an address of welcome. wi,l lii'tfin ut H o'clock. The church , i-10T and their . w iv s are., the hosts an 1 hosU s.si s. Mrs. Ktlir'l Ray l.c.lh.U. tin- hnmi' (il ; Thr 'rooms . Mlll.TiiiK r enti i tahi in. I Mm. lust ' v i ' i) t n Mrs. Mill.rliii;. wrro itri'ttllv -1' ated In n color scheme of SILQUE A lotion for the hands and face. Rich in almond oil but not sticky; instantly ab sorbed. '1 oz. size 50c S oz. size S")C Moon Drug Co. The ol In uj- Co. m fceplt wins domes WHITE Bv usin Clorox, the mod tm laundry aid, in waidV inj habv's white cotton and linen cloches, you can -make the in spotlessly white uibffkt botlint, Diapers and niirhtpowns, also rubber bed and par ment protectors, arc dis infected and deodorized as well as cleansed when you use Clorox . . . Follow liundrv directions on the label of the bottle. SoUi by AU Qroeer.' C-, lJL ' and unite, tin Beaton- flown h heiaK used. ATU-r tin evenin i-'ard , kuiiK'K tin hniitt'tW'S served a tw u-eour.se luncheon. Mrs. Krnt lin.lry made hiii score al qjuIkc ami the second pi liit wviti t, Mi Vina t'onley. . 'ove. tv-d II), (ary iv. third prize. Mrs. k. Happtts.tt entei taineil i'l dinner Monday evening in lienor of tin- wUtleth hirthdav anntv.iHary of Mr. Mapp-T-tl.! lUnncr uu .-rv.-.l at (;:;t o'clock! ant a mm u us i n joyed dur- j In;; ihe remainder of the evening.) Those pivs.'iit were Mr. and) Mt-H. l-Yank J slcr, Mr. an. I Mrs. Oeorye Ili.M. Mr. nn.l Mm. . V. I""- ' "i iifm, . i-.. i lirnitlll!. ! i' Ii t .Mr, I Mis. ( ', K. 1 1 :ipp.T- i It. ! ... One-Act Comedy i Given By Lodye! A one-act nn.l The- Law. h" UtHIII-H uf l-'rhlay eveninj oiin-tly, 1 was pri-Moos.'hi-a at Kanle.s M r I'at I nifil hy : l.-Kion hall and va ,,,, tit htisiast lealiy r e c e I v e d. taUhiK pail wi-re Mrs. t . i Shult, .Miss Mari.- Kianiitin. Mrs. M. IVi. tHmi. Mis?- lllaiichr Itiei and Mis. Hun ShankN. ! I'Milay was llu- day for the an- nun). C:,ke. i her liKhli roll call u il h a of l,v I nd a larjo' hirtlnlay ndh- for t ;i"li nn Mi oi'Kanl.atinn, w.i -t j the fruit ctiphimrd, which to ho Kivin n wny, was presented I to Mi s. . iraham. on Sit h s!r. l . j After the pioKiam. ilanctn was ! nioy.-d until midnight. ' nntl.Ki; (Snecial) Mrs. Kila M. Walker TlieJ.-jv ev., in ir v.. - 1 - n Hi prise part y in honor of lo-c Hijii.' Uiymond, who spent all last week at I mhh-r. The time was spent in HMines and music. A Iwo-roiitse luncheon Was served I'V Mis. Walker. asslted hy Mr.! Kveret! Keown. I dine, ion 1 "erry. May l'i lor, Is-i-helh' 1'iior, Ituth I'rlur, l"na llol , litis, (iail Tucker. Wave Kuckinae, ! Mat ilda Henri, tlene I'crry, Walker 'I'idliipii. rharley' Uuhl. Imnalil McKinnis. Ilert Tucker, Melvin Weyt enskow, Uaynnmd Keowti, ( 'la i 'enco Keou n, M r. and M i s, Archie Ki own and family. j IMi:i.-:i( (Special) Mis. John l.loyd t ntei tallied Saturday after noon in honor of her little son, j .lack, the occu don helii his se'- -lit It anniversary. The nftei nocu was spen; playing RaineH, after whifli i he children wen served , with Ice cream and cake. I Those present were Archilem; and Arnold Keown. June ami Uoh eri rhilders. John Tutt'e. Warren lictinison, Itian Moi-ris and .lack ami Jim l.loyd. Miss Brownton In Piano Recital A lai'K' crowd of Interest' 1 tn n -f the audl- ' sieiuiis and music lovers ' city fMlhered at the lihrari floiiuni last evening in sdte of the rain storm for n piano recital, in j which Miss Porothy Prow nlon w.iwj presented hy her teacher. Mi ;s I Kirothv Pleasants. Miss Prow nt on played lone ) and difficult. proKimn. in w Men she displayed unusually tine tech niiUe and nn ability to play wilh a f;r eat a mount of expression, H is said. Her program consisted nt' Tour groups. Mi,;s Ann Slunirc, soprano, st ml y iiiK under Mrs. A. 1.. Pichardson. assist i il Miss Prow tilon. She s;;tl;r onejiioup. '-Till I Wake" hy Wood-lord- Phi den and "I Misky Pnllahy" hy (Jilherte, and responded to the applause with an encore numht r. Mrs. P. P. 1 1 o! 'lies accompanied her al the piano. Pot Ii of the yotim; musician wen pti si tiled wilh hOllqllets fol low nn t heir numhers. Tile auditorium stajje was pret- 1 lily anank'-d for the occasion. A rand piano, loaned through the i on i t i sy (tf t he Knstern r j;oii Music company, was used and le. .shh' il was a. laru'e hasket of pink j ; ml yellow snapdragons. In Ihe itaekj,-! ound wch a screen and las l. t.-i of tulips and lilacs. A h- m h with many hnyht pillows aii'l a floor lamp Ttdde.l to tin attrac tiveness of Ih- setting. Toni'ltt Mi-s Pleasants will pte sen; anotinr stiuhnl. Miss Judith Snodyiass. in recjlai. She will -ted h; h'lavia Pipe Sin- w nod p.eeau-' of the pievaillim super stition reuardinir Ihe numher 1 :t. alt No. Kt herths on steepini; cars of an Kni;lish railway will he No. 1 4-A. Whip Handle Briidei! picsltin in the form of a whip Is Hie kcytinte of this um brella df vt'Ioped lit leiso tnfltMu. OUT OUK WAY 1 Stsn him -TO Grief A HAlf? CUT 60 HE D LOOK rllCE OM OOR VACATiOM. 1 SAID HAIRCUT MOr A 6HAvE! JO&T LOOK AT UinA HEROES ARE Announcements chapter I of l I Will ltieet crt Kakin' at the lionie of Mrs. l:oh wilh Mr.'. A. V. l.iudKt't sislanl hoslesj l-'ilday all 2:an o'clock'. The houii'' iiepaitm l-'lrst 1 'ri'shyterian c church will! f Mis. II. l . ft, Thursday j o'chn k. All d to he p: i x-' i meet al the home Lewis. -InJ Third st al ternoon at - :Hii mellilM'is ate letiU' S int. The '.uiKhtei.s lleeis camp i. 1 day at't 'rnoon a the home of Mrs 1 4aS Oak street. of the I'tah Pin will llieet Thuis L'::to o'clock at It. W. Anderson, MENUS Hy SUtci Mary PPPAKPAST Chilled Htewed prunes In oramji juice. cereal, !'rean!i.' hiA:lel.- 'tonsl. 'ifdllt. coffee, j I.I M'llKON Cream of spinach ' soup, croutons, h.icon and h it uce s.iml wicheK, Pohemiail tarts, milk. Jtea. PIXXPPMroiled sirloin steak, in-w pi.taloes. l-'repch f cti'il on j ions, host t:reeiis. lemon cream lice in niuht niauenuvers. Pohcmhin Tnrls One yeast cake, K cup tuko warm milk. 4 tahle.spoons Pour.- I-' cup huUer. 1' cues. i teaspoon cinnnmon, ' j lemon, teaspoon salt. cu)s mil ahotll 4 ciliwt flour. Scald milk and cool lo luk" Add y.ast Add Pour and Pet rise half tempel'Jlture and dissolve. heal unlit smooth. n n hour in a warm place. put hntlei into a mixing howl and add yolks of cul's. treated rind of lemon, salt and cinnamon, pint until mix ture horns." Add yeast and addi tional milk which has hecn loaled V HIS MOTHER yr c . - , , L: ' ' v. , ; , f h - ,A j -1 X t ' " 5 i ' , , 7' ' ' i rf'.t 'i ' , ! i W ' iy -v. I iV y t The win til j proude ! mot hr is Mrs. Pv.i nut-line hoil-f f.ind -of a for in-r Mm neot a eoimre-mna n add mother i,f lej A. PipMomlIi. Mr. l.iri'lhcrh. now a pntjoit her, is one of the v.oi Id's most com a(;ri,iis molheis. dip evdaimed when lohl her mm had "hopped off' rk, nlon.' tn the cockpit of hi plane, for his :tMMi-I'.-rK m h, widow I New V Pn.ht to MOORS A ( v we. cam KlrrtN rjuvv GO To A SUMMER IT LOOKS UlKE A KM08 OM A RESOflT MOVM VME'LL rlAvjefo FLAG. POLE 60 TO TAE MAME WOODS. MADE - NOT 80RM. nca and cooled to lukewarm. Add flour and heat for 15 minute.H. f.et rise until douhle in hulk. I. oil lightly on a floured moldiuir hoard into a sheet ahout - IlK'h thick. Cilt In , four-Inch siuares and fill with the , lollowiiiK filling: ' 1j llMll fs a as as-j One tahh-spoon butter. 2 rnps j rnoon at cotldKe cliecs". yolks - ckhh. G j 1 lahlespoiins suKttr. j lemon j (united rind), 4 teaspoon uait, f theip"I' sultana raisins. j lhat yolks of pkkb with stnrar. Add remaining tnjs'retllentB nnd, heat well. I'ut a larwe spoonful; in the center of each sitiare of j iluiich. pull corners together nnd' bruh over with the slightly heat-j en whites of the i-kcr. Sprinkle! wit h shredded nuts and hake BM mlnuteti in ti ntoderato oven, J Sprinkle with powdered suwar j when done.- i Use Explosives To Remove Stumps I VUOMISK. .Iniie I (Special) N. P. Donaldson. Wallowa county uiKcnt, visited Promise last wee'.i, hriniriim in some Kovernment hlast-' ine powder to he used in rcninv I int; stumps. Most of the ('urine in j of the community had gathered at the home ol Mrs. Nellie Pleshman laud din-in the day the Nautili : work w a demons! rated satisfac torily. The day heiilK (I rand tun Phil lips' seventy-third hirt Inlay, nnni vei sn ry the women also met i; t he Pleshinan home, w hei-e I to v prepartd and s. rv. , dinner at noon. After dinn'-r the wotmu I spent the day in a hoc ahle TO HAIKi; KINO'S PAY TtliPSSKPS Kin Athert h lo jiet a raise in pay. 1 lis annual pre-war allowance of a.Jlou.mut paper francs is lo h" trehhd. It amounts to whoui $ I :tu.n'iii now . Heretofore he has rofuse an in crease, hut finds he can't me t e- By Williams kislvjer 1 OF AL.V.1U' ALLS 00ST uve A PLUCVE OVAIL. . 7 01B27 tY HtA snVKK Iftt. u . mt, orr? HEALTH OPAItll CHIPIPtPN AfiAINST llli: W HllK l'h(d I. lly I-:. It. Ahhimit. M. l. lliMiiliini. Wash. Metnher Ooi'Ras Memorial Instliute over two thoiiHuml years airo the r Greek physician. Hippocrates, Bald: "He who livt-K tn a crowded city, , lose-: wclf-hi and tiirnn pale. coiiKh.s, and Is easily tin d, should j move Into the count i y, rest, and drink asses' milk." A very (food description of the Whip- PIiikui-, or consumption, and j indeed an excellent hukk'"! lull of j treatment for I hone early duyj. Kor I hiuulreds of yeurH after that time very tilth pi oKi-efN waH niudi In cofuhaliliR this tlrt iul dlseuse. and ilt tt only recently that real pro J urresH has houn inadn. Not so Ioiik hko over one hun dred thousand lives were hmt un it ua lly in t he 1'nlted Slut efl from consiimpiiou. lu lute, years this htmre numher lias heen . hroiiKht dupu somcthliiK like :'u or -f per oenk'i The reduction t very Krntl fyliiff. hul It fs only the heK-lniitmr of this fieht of ours nifainst con sum pt ion. We should use every meanjt at our disposal to continue our el'loHS alullK these llneR. HO that then will lie fewer new suf ferer and a k eater niinmer of consumptive!! returned nn active and useful inenihcrs of wiclety every year. Medical science has proved lhat consii nipt Ion, If rccoKiilzeil early. Is cut ahle, and hy undertandtiiK Ihe mode of spreading this dlHease, II iK prevent a hh to ji Kreat ex tent. We must keep in mind that it Ih the youiiK child who Is most apt to catch the coiitaKlon. Know ing this, it should he our first duty to remove the source of contagion from the child's surruundlitKH un soon as ponslhle. Milk, particularly, should he had from a known source, nnd the necessity a ml need of fresh air, sunshine, ami cleanliness must not he neglected. If ii ii y nieinher or j New Wonderful ! Face Powder If Ihe face powder you now use does not stay on hum enoiiKh lo suit you does not keep that Utfly ; shine away Indefinitely tlors not make your skin colorful like a peach try this new wonderful spe- clal Preach Process Pace powder ' called M Pl.Pu-OPo. PeiiH-mher ; tl anie M '.A, i-iiko. Tin-re's i nothing like il. Class I '111148, I lie. ! Adv. t- BEAUTIFUL HANDS are one of woman's tcrvaifttt aels. Ke'p your hands from looking unslirhtly hy rKUl;:r visits to out shop. Pgpert m-inlciirlsts make our work the hist to he had. GEIST Vlarinello Shop i-iiom; ,M.I 577 J peiitoiiln the hoiiMi' has; fir in kiik - pi ft id of huvltiif. .cajimunptloii, he should, whenever - osHlhh( lie I.mj luied front tho children If this cannot he done. the Npreud of the disease sliouhl he prevented as much us poswihie in lht. household hy having I hi sick om-'it cxpcctortdiotiN collect. , hi panp Iukh ami ttuHe promptiy hurncd hy cnrlntf for the pn.p.r vt-ntiiution of the premises; nnd hy Mfcmlng chances tor direct sun U((ht, hoi) for the sick one and the W ell ones In t he household. , Whenever mich u consimiptlvc pollen I cautfha, u paper Imiu or Ntiiue Much ihiUK Mhould he h Id UKuiuttt the mouth and titum dl it- lv burned. Mlllionu of Keims umilil oiln-riviwe la- shot Into the room air and, inUcd ullli the dust. leome m source of dantt-'r. All dusting in the house Hhoilhl he done with a damp cloth. which aflerw ai ds sliouhl he hoiled hefuto ilsil)'' a Kali). In recent yeacs the puhlh hus ; het-n educated lo heed certain ? syiMptOMIK prtinlitlK to eheCr nit hi-KiutiiUK eonsuinplioit. and thus more caseM hhve come early under J primer care and manat-emi nt. I'm- ' tract ed colds, lassitude Ii; l he youiiK. w It h Hinnn of even iiiodei ate evenhiK fever, paleness, and loss of appetfto and Weight Rhould le wurnhiK enoiiKh for the parents lo ! call in the family physician. j i Telephone Lines j In Oregon Merfe KAI.KM. fire. .June I (AIM - - I Notices of involution filed wtlh 1 the. state corporation depa rl meat 1 hy seven Kinall western Oieon ti lephone coinp:iuies, ami a cotn tniinlcalton received from ihettre Ron Telephone company, of which Senator t'lturlew ILall. of Marsh, field. Is president, revealed yetiter- POWDER DOUBLE ACTION SamePrice FOR OVER35'YEAR3 25ouncfs for 25 WHY PAY WAR PRICES? Our Government Used Millions ofPoamh Your money's worth plus the features AND A that will particularly appeal to all most of the men. A Full Sized Dinner will he cooked bv ELECTRICITY on Hot Point Automatic Range You will see i( jto into Hie oven and come out perfectly cooked and il will cook while .von enjoy "CAUAIvl'.T" without any attention. Then the dinner will he delivered to the home of the holder of the lucky numhev. Don't fowl Thursday MveninK the first show and then remem ber that on Friday afternoon there will he a tree electric cooking mat inee at the Arcade wilh Mrs. Fern Hubbard, nationally known econ omist as hostess. Arcade Theatre 'i New Novelty Hand Ihtfs Very Reasonably Priced 3.50 to 8.75 PUTMAN'S La Grande's Newest Store Exclusive lieady-to-Wear and Millinery day that tin, seven sum II onct-rim j pany, Me Miunvillo Telephone rom- havp I i taken over hy the Ore- pany. Western Ol'k'"H Telephone i:,n concern. rand Telegraph company. Millslioro The companies whoffc propertied j Teh phmo1 coicyiny and Ihe Tiiartl have I.e. n taken over hy the iar,'er : ,-p,Mie company. company are l he SchollH Teh'phono : . , , company, Multnomah and (Macka-I ina.-i County Mutit;d Telephone! Trained Hephaulu amused Ito toiiipany. New h.-i; Tehplione coin- man amlieine; of ihe first century. jf . 1V Sl 'Va.- .V'- 1 r,M- 1 . rr.m,K(.i7K, - June 13 to 18 PcRcant each night, June 13 to 17, at New Civic Stndiuin. Cost of 3000 persons. Music by Charles Wakefield C adman. Chorus of 1000. Brilliant Band made up of musicians from noted Portland Symphony Orchestra. 7 great spectacular episodes of light, color, action, music and drama with live massive stage settings changed in twinkling of an eye, as if by magic, on the largest stage over built in the West The Northwest's greatest achievement in spectacular pageantry. Order Tickets Haw Rend orders and make checks to Rose Festival, Oregon Building, Portland. Prices: 7Sc; $1.00; $1.50; $2.00. Designate performance desired. Or you may order tickets by telegraph or long distance telephone. The 1927 Rose FestivaS will be the greatest Portland has ever staged. Every day, Monday ; to Saturday, crowded with big new events including monster China town carnival, air circus, sham battle, beautiful rose parude, grotesque Merrykhona parade of all nations, stirring: military parade; outdoor childrens park pageant, etc., etc. Plan a Portland Vacation EXCURSION RATES FROM ALL NORTHWEST POINTS , ew Feature a .i.-a v i ' Maiamoth of the Portland Res Festival other regular womenand ' ' V -v W -, ' in i - I &.