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ltluirB(1ay, .Tune 2;' 1027.' LA ' GRANGE EVENING OBSERVER 'Pa ge Tli roe gpociETY; News Pvoolivtoi'iin Aifl . I I CSUy ICl Idll AIU v' . lo Adiourn Until . ; Autumn Season ' - j - The Presbyterian I-adles' Aid so ciety h'-hl the final meeting of this peuson, with u large attendance, Wednesday afternoon. I Hiring t he business hour the president, Mm. Jnhu Theiseii, t hanked ail t hi of fleer n ml u ! I those who helped to " make th" year fciiceessf ul. On of the worth while thlr.gs accomplished by tin hoelety was the carrying out of plana for carpeting the church. . '.Ur. a n A M m. H arley Hiehurd- Boo. of (he Itlrhardson Art uml Gift Shop, liuve also furnished the ! church with a pall' of toiirchiers, i ilrs. J. !. ItaviMiMi'i oft h.nl ' charge of the afternoon's program. ! Miss Jan Knvenseroft playlngtwj piano solos, "Rendezvous" by Alet-j ter and "Hlrdling" by (iricg: Mbu' "Ann Stange sang two nnmbeis, "A! Husky Lullaby" by Hllhei tc an 1 "When Song 1h Sweet." Mrs. liar-' ly Ulehardson accompanied her. J'lu ritit; the social hour refresh-1 menu wen served by the follow-1 n conmiiltee: Mrs. Charles I'luyle.' Mr. William Miller. Mrs. A. J. fctrfnge. Mrs. II. i'hiyoomb, Mrs. j ennie 'Thompson, Mrn. ChnrtcH "Jtolif rton. Mis. Hubert Miller, .Jlr's, I-:. Jucbhsoo Mrs. l-'ronk Ap- pb.by. Mrs. Ward Kowlcr, Mrs. A. V.. I.lnltrfn, .Mrs. Waller Ouihl.l Mr. K. W. Kly and Mrs. II. 1! -Plinth, the. Ladles' Aid "society of thel First Methodist Kpiscopul church I iuet yesterday afternoon at t ho Lome of Mrs. I-Yed Smtt h w i; ii 1 bout 3 hi. mbi rs -In attendance.' nt. I.. V. Imuran led in tlx- do ! vofinunl and Mrs. Sherwood W'ii- Jtania, pr -siucnt, presided over t he tinslursa pesston. j It w.is dfi'idi'd (o dlsrontinm ' Ihtf inr-tlnes of tli sni'lrty during' the months of July and August . ' l'oin'fnlttt rlmlrmtii for t lu nu iumn iazia- wen- appulntfd. as follows: aprons, Mrs. S. t '. Smith tttid Mrs. H. II. Smith: novHi,. ilea. 8. (1. tolfituin and Mrs. Win-' tr. I'iprry: fanry work. Mrs. . Btinf and Mrs. KnrhonsparBr; iuuoy, Mrs. M.-lvin Calbrailli. Mis.l V1I AUIfr and Mrs. il. S. Utoun-j oa. i .j .The afttM noon's protfram was in n)istrvunr of Childrrn's i!ny and js Eii"ii ly a croup of i-hildn il UDdfr Ihe leadership of Mrs. (i. M.l I'lorr-... - Miss .Itinnllu HtilxhiKt r ' Ilayei n. violin solo, nrrompunicd , by Miss f'leta flail; at the pi:tnn. l.iltle Miss porothy IMert olo, accompanied by Mrs. sang n Williai!- liable. Miss Kdna Towery played p. llf)o solo and Miss l-Vrn Itu.i raii ruve a roitution. f HKrrsbin-nts were served iy iIrs. Smith, assisted by Mrs. Os ,car I'My Mrs. Whrntley nnd Mth. i.. ', Johnson. v .Organizations To Observe Vacation J An Interesting meeting nf St. Pejei'M 1 Kplscopal Ouild was held Vt evening at llonau hall, win n . he fcinid members gathered for th.liwd time ;his season In regu jjitr ' session. 4 Mrs. '11. A. Zurbrick presided gver the business meeting. Mr:. 'Hoss Kalou was appointed treas urer to succeed Mrs. K. I.. Holmes, who will have l,a (Irande soon, had Mrs. Charles Hoehm was ap- Jioliited general chairman of the ut unin liazaar, which w ill also fce b-ft vacant by Mrs. Holmes de parture, Plans were made for the an nual . il1ld Idcnic scheduled fo' the first meeting in September. The Fourth of July celebration a ,fh church grounds al Cove was ufnt dl.'eussed. AH of t he Kpts- eopul churches of the l-.iist"n ft re if on diocese will meet at i'iivi VbfD. A sociable was enjoyed follow -tnt the business session, w In n the hostesses, Mrs. Hoss Kiiton. Mrs. Anua. Pollock. Mrs. S. D. Crowe ind Mrs. tieorge S. Hlinle served tvf reshnients. '" The last meeting of the Mission ary society of the Christian church Una season was held yesterday af ternoon In the church annex with Mrs. C, W. Hunting and Mrs. Har ry Myers as hostesses. Mrs. It. J. Kitchen, president, was '.In charge of the business ses ilon w'nen officers for the new yar were elected. M rs. Kitchen was reelected president; Mrs. Arno Voelz was elected vice president; Mrs. A. P. Nelson, secretary: Mis. H. r.. purdy, treasurer, nnd M rs. Frank Ilardesty, corresponding secretary. - Mrs. Hanlesty had charge of the SILQUE A lotion for the hands and face. Rich in almond oil but not sticky; instantly ab sorbed. 4 oz. size 50c 8 oz. size 8"c I aflcni.Min'x proimim uml ;is us- ,,,.,, l.y tlu- im-ntlM-i or her 8un l,l!,v s,i"" '""" Ml" w"f'-ii Dunn lHV (I Inu ithino nolos uliil ; mm- i'm ...i K..tu war-j nick sang a duet, accompanied by! 1 Mis. Hallus ttn n tit the piano. 1 "The Way. Ihe Truth ami I lit I l.itV wan (he wuh.in't of the after noon n ti il tin seripture story was Kiven y Miss Madeline Cai'uKher. Miss Marion Nelson read a puper on "Whither Hound." The pro gram Hosed with a piano duet played by Missis Madeline ;tnd Vivian Calhmher. The ehiiivh parlor was altiar tively deeorated with lioiHia-tM of the season's flowers. The lies- tesses set ved refreshments before adjournment. Reports To Club On State Meeting The Parkdale eluh met tit the home of M y. 1 bury Vomit; in May 1'aili y.-sterilay afternoon wit h Mrs. Nell That k.-r assitim; jis hos tess. The new president. Mis. Kniiuu Itlolitand. was unable to attend be cause of illness and t he meeting was presided over bjthe new viee president, Mis. Kva Khaeffer. Mrs. Charles (lump, past presi dent, gavo all interest iug aeeoiml of Ihe Oregon l-Vdenit ion of Wom en's elllhs C-oilV l.tion lield at !elld. which she attended as a delegate from the I'arUdjth club.. j The host'-ssi-s ser ed refresh-1 mentfl. The high school girl graduates Sunday school class if the First I'tesbyterian church im t last eve ning at the home of Miss Mildiel Mohr. inning the early part of Ihe eviiiing a short business meet ing wan held, presided over by the Vice president. Miss Kiln Noiderer. in the absence of the president. Miss l.illhiu Sine;. Instead of the regular lesson the hostess t;cnd a number of It; hie stories and the gir's present guess ed what Ihbte chnrarleiR they were about. f :-mii. i we ll.ioye.i ior .i while nft.-r which refreshm-nts were served. The cl-iss w ill meet again Thurs day. June H. at the home of .Miss Kathcryn Morao. Piano Recital Is Held At Library Another of n Kerb h .of ,oi. ,i i ,.,,, when ins was given lust evening tta .imilth Snode-rass was present id !by lor teac-her. Mia liht-Kv Dorolhv Pleasants, at th lilditoi -turn ' The program was well balanced, and. with a variety of jiumbers.it was on i of imensl from the first selection to lh final one. It is rc- ported. Kaeli selertl-.n was played with original interpretation. Ibr play ing was brilliant and displayed ex- ! cell, nt technique, especially In he-- "Sonata Pat hetene" by peetho ven, Hiee she was also given an opportunity lo display her ilrama lie nl.ilitv ft is saio. I'"la via Hitter Sherwood. so-1 piano, assis: cl her. singing two w ell rendered numbers, "I town in , t he I serf by Hoss and "Vain ; ka's Song" by Whishow. am) re t sponding to tlie applause with .in , encore number. 1 The entire program was enthus 'iastically received by the large audience. Hot h Miss Snndgrass and M is. I S-ierwood received flowers. The stage s.-iting fur t iu- pru ! gram was the same as the previ- otis evning, w heii Miss Horothy HrownJon w as presented, assisted I by M Isn A tin Slang'-. ' Miss Pleasants left last ! for Portland and from thei night e will 1 ! go to Kv-ar.sion. III., wher ' j makes her home. Sh" do( I idan to return lo I. a (Jiund not next season. A group of piano students o Sacred Heart academy w ill be pre i S I irr mgmm mmM hi Tulle Scarf Pink silk tulle emhroltlnred in silver and pastel shades fushiona a new eveniiiR Kcatf charming with ti gown of thu utmost sim plicity. sented in recital this evening In the library auditorium. The pro gram will begin at x o'clock. The piano students taking part are Miss Lola McWilliams. Miss Ma rga ret M iebri etson. I 'mil New -I i i and Vincent New lin. Kern lit Kuguin, tenor, will' assist in Ihe program. ' A cordial Invllation'is eteilded lo the pnbtie to attend. MENUS Hy SMcr Mary ItltKAKI-WST- lvn hulled Ktrnw berrb. cereal, cream, - scrambled eggs with bacon, oven toast, milk, coffee. 1 .1" N ' IT MO X-r-C rea m ed n spa ra -gus on toast, cottage cheese siilad, frozen rice pudding, milk, tea. 1 I N N K It Hoast chicken, pi mento potatoes, buttered, green beans, grapefruit and pepper sal ad, stuffed sponge cake, milk, rof fee. Pimento potatoes are very good with veal or chicken and are par ticularly acceptable Just at this -i toes are not at their best nnd m extra pains in their preparation. . Pimento lolntoes l-'our cups riccd potatoes, ',4 cup milk. 3 tahh-spooiis butter, i teaspoon wilt. 1 cup canned pimeii toes. 1 egg. 1 tablespoons minced parsh It will, take about six good- sized potatoes lo make 4 cups of riee.fc'potato. Pare potatoes, boll mull -1.. nder nnd nut iroiiK r a rleer. Heat milk and add nuiier and salt. Hub pimentoes through a sieve and measure. Add to lio- latoes with the hot milk and beat Well. tiellt eggs until llgni ann beat into potato mixture. Turn: into a well buttered baking dish and biiue ir. or zir minmes m iv moderate oven. sprillKie liarsley and serve from the ing dish. ..-nit bnk- 1 The Garden I M.l Pl. I P I ( Itl M I I V With vi seta hies lull gni owth the main object a gardne should b-- to keep them growing at top speed. Here are two ways lo do it. fertilizing and cultiva tion. Cultivation from the stait. makes the work easy. It Is when the garden is left until the weeds get a good start ull over it that cultivation becomes a leal tusk. The methodical gardener will divide the garden into sections and will take hein one at a time and stir the soil. In this manner It is n light dally task and the vegetables respond quickly. . Now is the time to give nn ap plication of commercial ferl II liter. The balanced fertilizers sold by j seed houses' an' a real boon lo tin; HfiS ANOKl.KS Seven kisses gardener because they are so easy yP-ir are Insufficient for a y.un to handle. It is a simple mntti r husband, in the opinion "f JuUl to sprinkle the powder along the ,j, y. Summerfiebl. He aw:iide rows of plants and t hen gently liwrence Wilson a divorce he hoe It or water it in. cause he was not receiving reason Nitrate of poda is E garden nhle love. - 1 ft 5 ? i m standby us u htlmnlant of growth. This should bi watered in. Sptn j kit- th nitrate thinly and tioMt i urn on wit spri iisier, iiiau ui the buhl need fertilllteis contain chemicals that need lo he watered in for best results. A good sprink- f lei- that will give it wide distribu tion of wuH-r sufficient to stait j tile rertlllxer Into th soil In a very l duel lit Kiil'defl ud.lUUCt Ulld lllUl 11 I Rimpler t hull ludding the hose. l.iKht dressiiiKt of fertilizer two or three comniercittl weeks apart be much more effective thu'i heavy ones. The plant can take; only u limited amount of the food iiniH.l..,! ffw II j nit it' t itit heaV dressings art given It Is a waste oi teitn;er. i nese leiuiiKers uie m.r,.;iitat Knatly the number of Ub-vised to add to the food already .y.-re cases of the disease, and lo in the soil aii.f to make It more diminish murkeilly the chances of leadlly available for the plant. i Alter the commercial remiixcri i has been applied and wet Into the poll. Ihe garden should be gone wlih hot' or cultivator to stir the soil again. Hoeing is 1m si done ufter rains, particularly altoi' henvy downpours which have the sui face caked and enisled. The powdering of the soil retains the moisture. 1MBLER PERSONALS lMUI.KIt (Special) Mr. and Mrs. ('live Wilson urn the. parents of a baby girl born -to them Mon day at Hie llrandc Konde hospital. The lit lie girl ha.i been named Shirley, She weighed five and one half pounds. Hot h mother and baby are doing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Osborne am receiving congratulations upon the .birth of a baby daughter. I Irwin Westenskow went to Port land Tuesday on lnunncss. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Kreil Nodiue drove to Haker Sunday. Mrs. Nodlne will' visit there for a few days with her daughter. Mrs. ('usably. i Marian Nodine left Sunday for Mt. Vernon, where he will visit her brother. Mrs. 11. Vnelsberg wns taken to Hot Lake Monday for treatment. Her parents, Mr. and' Mrs. John Hirrhtleld visiled her there Tues day. Mrs. Hob Karrens. of l'reewater. Is here this week visiting her par- , ... vvilli;i,e l.'or man. Mrs. Itosa. flitrn Is here from Hend visiting her daughter. Mrs. It ohm Perry, and other, relatives. Mr. ami Mrs. Kverell Keown and son attended the Memorial day ser vices at Suminerville Monday, Hob Keenan and , Albert Keefer were fishing on Catherine k Tuesday. Mrs. Kiln, M. Walker attended 1 he .Meniorta I nay program ui i-.i- gin sumiay the service) Monday she attended at the Suminerville cemetery , i Mr. and Mrs. John McKinnts re-i inrneti roiooay iu iin-n i. ...... Mr. and Mrs. Otis Hnchanan )lilVo returned .from their vacation -trip, ECONOMIST TO GIVE ELECTRIC MATINEE HERE lrs- F,rn Hubbard, nationally Known economist, arriveu hi -i. (irande todiiy to nc wnn no- r.asi ern Oregon Light and Power com pany for the hist Ihree days of the week. Mrs. Hubbard will appear nt the first show at the Arcade theater tonight in a feature. She will also be the hostess at a special freo electric matinee at the Arcade on Friday afternoon at 2:30. to which all women are cordially Invited. The management of the theater announces thai there will be no piet ores show n on l-'t iday after noon. WANTS .MOItK I.O i: If you don't already know this marvelous coflee, ct some to day and try it. It puts Coffee Contentment in the cup! HEALTH Tin: ioimm; ( h a.i: Uy V, I-:. do M, Sujiuis M. D.. Philadelphia, ltu MuiIh-i (iorgas Memorial Inst, j Tin- widespread use of Iodine and iodized table Kill huM devel op, d in the Cnlted States tato a i-'Tlihss fad i.ttcinely harmful to mitiious of people, and now known lo hae been the indirect pause of many (I eat lis. while laken to prevent goiter ,.,ilirK,.m,.nt of . the thyroid i .. i- i... nsiilt of llo ir mlsufte has been to 'cure, both medical and surab-ai. j Some parity perceptible goiters, which, particularly-in young peo- ! pie. might have retrogressed and I ,)j ppcarcd in u lew mounts, are . oil . . I I'll IU 111 fi'MII-l.-l, 11 I OI 111 i which is unless jtuun mustered,!! leads to' disorders of the heart, j nei-vous sslein', iiileHlinal tract, i Children, not In Ihe lensl predls- j POHt'd to goiter, become weuk, lose i t lesh. actptire an unusually rapid j pulse, . experience shortness of ( Wreath w hen climbing or running. I j become Irritable w-ith, in some'.in- !? stances, ttie development of Immor- j f al propi'iisitles liue to abnorniir ex- j citeiueiit of the brain, nervou.s'and j ! generative Xvsleius. - t The us-- of iodized Halt Is par- .i i ticulaily .harmful since (t ni,eans the admiuistriition, day In and.tlay out. of ii stimulant far more ae-, tive than alcohol to a system, our body, w hich in reality contains hut , a minute iiuantity of ioiline tis one' of its biochemical constituents. j It Is not a rood. but a pure f .stimulant of all liody activities which, given -in excess, might lit-, tmgly be compared In the acceler ator of tin automobile, when so j "stepped on" as to raise the speed to si My miles an hour. j We S-e its efrects In Ihe dlseflso 1 known as "exophthalmic goiter" ( line to the excessive 'accretion of j iodine by tin. thyrlod- gland, in which tlie neck growth Is supple mented by bulging of the. eyes. The I patit-nPs skin is hot, his heart bents are extremely rapid, he is cxeit-j able, nervous, sometimes mentally ' abnormal, emaciated, though .his appetite be eiinrmiou.i to replace i ihe fuel ronsunied. Oil the whole, he is Ihe picture of a racing e ! iff x kPs 7 mmmm 0mmm . ,: -y ( ij.. : .- A. !. ' k" L I J5,'rf U l it il. i "i Lj- II mm Special Sale of Smart . SPRING FROCKS The style and value, leadership of La Grande's Exclusive Heady-To-Voar Store is again demonstrated in this group of lovely new dresses. There arc frocks for almost every' occasion in this group, fashioned of Frost Crepe, Canton Crepe and Georgette, in all , the newest colors. DRESSES FORMERLY PRICED AT 42.50,-47.50, 49.50 All At This Low Price. SEP, mr;iclng lo seir destruction. And thlH 1 what the In.litdlcous use of Iodine, or iodized sail, pre disposes to In iiny woman, man, or child. How did the Iodine era.e ori ginate? Its origin Is traceable to the 'painstaking efforts or Iwo physi cians who found that, by giving (Small doses of a weuk preparation of iodine to school children a short ti twice a year, they could, In the goiter belts of the Middle, west, reduce greatly the Incidence of goiter in these particular dis tricts. Again, surgeons found Unit by giving iodine iu cases about, to be operated, their surKical resnlis Were greatly Improved because of the sustaining eiieeis of the Iodine. Hi rubied far met wide, this was Ir..., i i KI..H it I li ! I il "new Ji if ell I ! fur I lie urevetltioil and (Mire of goiter" hud been discovered; Iodine and Iodized table salt, advocated by well-meaning but innurnn!, people on the one side, nnd manufactur ers on the other, started Ihe cra.e. Now, in the vast areas of ihe Hu lled States where no "goller belts XfRt. OS Well us In goller districts, where Ihe uncontrolled use of io c cd health Y 1 It is c $33 Til EM IN OUR WINDOW. LADIES READY-TO-WEAR Kxwuxr r..-. Km "- dine and Iodized s;ilt. only serves 'her life. Miss Mary Uutb Vienna n,k lo convert benign goiters Into toxic 1 22, Is now a bachelor of science, ones, tho merry dunce Is going oil j"1 has received a degree from increasingly, ending In death. And i Teachers' 'follene, Columbia unl this will continue until the pubic I verslty, specializing in Kim-lish. realizes that Iodine Is like dyna- while attending college she i- mile, an agent which none should ducted a 'school in aesthetic da tie handle but llioso duly trained to,lMK priends read lessons to her. do so. NKW YOItK Totally blind all DANCE Given By STAR NOVELTY ORCHESTRA In the New OPEN AIR PAVILION At Island City, Saturday, June lib Gentlemen 75c Ladies 10c promises ?ood foi anen c.nO vOome.n. GtOe N3omchil0rcn eomtitution builOer. 1 h:Sm r- r i . WfSr.e-' ' s ITW-' i i n mm ; she took notes at lectures in braille land used a typewriter in answering examinations. 1 i ! 1 j A. J p ml f ml I Moon Drug Co. 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