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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 3, 1927)
Friday, June 3, 1927 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Tape Three A- tess to the suine fioup Monday . even.,. ' j rs. Stoddard Is Honor Guest At Farewell Party W.B.A. Compliments oruUtd with many bouquet of the season's flowers. ' The Kout-lf conking club met yesterday afternoon lit the home vf Mrs. J. K. fiutt'8, when a pro em m uu8 Riven by the members. (lludyii Johnson recited tte,;" and Krmel Itutcs sitnff "Oh.- Ill1 j Hun Won t Mhine no More, ' wyi flood OR no. she rules LOUisiANAij xhe Garden TVTic T mi TTo ri'io' via Turn euv a recitation, lf iH. IjUU !!:.,..... Jin,i imrothv Voohr re- .Member. of the Woman's Itenc f It iiKsoi hit It n Ki vi) n surprise handkerchief show cr Wedncsdny i-vt-nliiK honoring one of the inein- fodlls,' and Dorothy Voohr cited "The Boy's Honir.' Klinu Johnson gave a recital ion, 'MH terfly." and Ola Mao Hough and iKl.oris I'owcll danced the Charles ton. The club won. "Van ken loo- at the home of Mrs. V. r, r.Mis Second street. L. die rook,' was given by all of the Th 'niiipiiiii'-ntln Mrs. Karl Ktod d, who will leave l.a tiian.it li to niuke her home in Kan . i 'ity. Mo.. M rs. 'ham- llohnep jip en Icrtii tned a group of le-i inds yerterduy unci noun ui a iK,rSf Ige luncheon. I Jjt., overs were laid for IG at four : liuuor truest was Mrs. l.ou llairi.i. les, which were decorated wiih ' who-will have l.a t'.rande soon W nty boiuiUeiH of wild f lowei s, ! nui kc her home In I'otilund. Ii-icup-s and peiicstemun. The evening was spent In a jo- ilter luncheon bridge was th-: liable, elter w blch i-rficshmcnts i'l'si n, Mrs. Lee IWiuvy making : w ere served by the hostess, Mrs.' ,ed Hie second iiri.e. A guest i Those present were Mcsdmncsj Hut ooiw. i-.vu huny. r.wiei auj iv was presented to Mrs. Stud-1 l "Dai les Leh hlil. r. It. K. Webb ' and G-rald Hates, ri. ( I v-arl Hceiium, l.ou Harris. I'luudl ,1im. iiavld Sioddard. of linker. Muekry. C. K. Veaeh. Anna Wal-J Mr. and Mrs. Howard Suhl. who mi...... the miesls. also Mrs. in,-.-. A. H. Kriekson. A. Wh.Ic.I w'n- married here about y lingers, of Merrill. Wis., who Hat iion. NVdro. Kennedy. W. P.iago, iisiling here at the home of her yvl )onald, Itobert Masterton. Nei-jfte it her, A. .1. Slange. Me Spencer, M. A I pert. May Klhy.'iinu 1 Kd Thomas. I ewey Cooper. Iier- ilis. William Wilson was host ess j man Oueek and K. L. Lcdbctter. pn attractively appointed bildg- j jcheon yesterday aitt:rnoou. The early history of I'tah plo j libers of the Jolty Itridge club(,.,M tit ihe Cmnde Itond' valley. ig her guests. told by Mrs. S. I'. Andrew, wart Luncheon was served at 1 : 1 " ( the fenl ur- of yesterday after noon's meeting of the Da tight vr-i of I'lali l'ioneers'ut the home of Mrs. II. W. Anderson. Twelve members w ere in at tendance. Mrs. Kay Itaum sang h solo, accompanied by Mrs. Ander son, after which Mrs. Anderson played a piano solo. Luncheon was served by Ihe hostess. The next meeting of the organi zation will be at the home of Mrs. 11. M.' Larson at I'erry, : members, j The. name "Good Cooks" was sc- lected ror the class. At the close iof the program cake and Ice creum. prepared by the girls, was served. Visitors present were Mrs. I.. i'owcll. Mrs. L. V. Johnson. Les- Johnson, DeLoris Stewart, week have returned to La Grande n honeymoon trip to Tak Wash. They were accom panied by Mrs. ltowey llagey and Miss Thelma Umiii. Mr. and Mrs. Mini win ienej here soon for Mazie, Ukla., where, they will niaUe their noine. lock at one huge tabic. Miap (gons in bronze served lis a cell piece for the table, imring the afternoon's bridge ihs Mrs. K. H. Hoylcn made ;h score nni the second prize nt to Mrs. T. JL Maxwell. VI is. W. '. Yews will lie hos H to the club Thursday. June 1C. The last meeting of the Alpha b this season was held yesler y afternoon, w ith Mi s. c. D. tmaii as hosiess. at her liome Washington avenue, i.unclnon was enjoyed by l inenihiTH at 1 ; ! . o'clock, whh h bridge was at play 1 the i.ilernoon. Mrs. A Imjii made high score. Announcements eroup noon parli. T;ipawinqo campfir'" fftrl will inert tomorrow 'ffr ut 2 o'rlock ut ItlvrrsWe MENUS Hy SUler Mary IlltKAKFAST Stewed - dried cereal, cream, spinucti ' i I i I . ex r , OM.V 1IOMK COHX IS KWKI-rr Sweet corn is the a nihil Ion of every homo gardener, only home grown corn Is really sweet. Corn from ihe market, while excellent as food, has lost the sugar content before It can come to the table. Fresh picked corn alone retains the sugary quality which makes It the most popular summer vegetable. Kemoved from the stalk, a chem ical chance starts which turns the sugar into starch and the corn has a corn taste hut not a sweet one If it remains four hours before go ing into the kettle, for scientist toll us that this changing of sugar into si arch is accomplished In about that time. That is why a suspicion so often arises that Fweet corn sold in the market is field corn or. as it is often called, "horse corn," It was sweet corn once. Time has stolen the sweetness. . Corn planting time is here. It Is corn planting time into July. The corn crop season is relatively short and several plantings tire necessary I to maintain a supply. Gulden I'.an- Itain now has (he place of honor in the garden list for Its exceptionally . fine (tiality. It required several seasons to dispel a prejudice against . its yellow eolor as the ideal sweet corn always hail been white. Now yellow corn Is sought first as the Coat .Sale Continues EVERY COAT REDUCED Se them and compare our prices. PUTMAN'S La Grande's Newest Store Exclusive Ready-to-Wear and Millinery golden color is an indication of sweetness. Ground cannot be made too rich for sweet corn. Its success depends on fertility. Corn Is usually plant ed in hilts two and a half to four feet apart. This is right fur the j vigorous growing types, The sniall jer growers such as Golden Itantnin are best planted in rows with the 1 individual plants a foot apart In I the rows. I'lant an inch deep. Corn is a very shallow rootlm; vegetable and thereforo must nut be cn!ti -at iil deeply, merely a tlr- rlng of the soil Is best. H starts.- routs above ground mid these im chur the plant as It Increases In' size. Hilling up Is necessary to; furnish these auxiliary mots u medium In which to take hold. Cul- ll vat e corn constantly. : MOV IKS M HK I'AWIi; '; NKW YOltK I'annlo Itrico Im'j going into the movies. She will. j iniiko three films depicting the life of tin east side girl and by way of ' preparation will spend tin; summer' abroad with Norma 'I'almadge .. . , 'anrlcols, an-1 enjoyed ley i in- nicmoers anu .,i,,i ..n tu't-tt ertsu rnthum I oast. milk, coffer. LIW'CIIKON Vegetable loaf.) p " - head lettuce witn r rencn urrssmK, t hose rious Mr. and Mrs. William Gable .-n-j -tallied the members of the , astika ltiidge club last evening! their home on Ninth street, j ice tables of bridge were form-' and high score among th. men club members was made j Mrs. Lester Allen. V. IL I'er-j ree-Mved the men's prize anl guest prize went to Mrs. Iticl.-l The mas. a vender and yellow was the r scheme used lo decorate the! I11S. liotlUe!S oi sua pur imu.i.i pmyi il gladiolas being the flowers d. two-course luncheon followet evening's card games. Mrs. Lesler AHen will be hon s to the club Thursday evening, lie V. ilisrt Isabelle Miller en1erlain.-d A-ral girl I'riemls at bridge. Wed -dilny evening nt thi?,hoine uC j- parents. Mi. and Mrs. C It. Iter. Two tabh-s were at play ring the evening and Miss Myr lloyt made high score. The niolation prize went to Miss Mti- I ll.iyl. lefr.-siimentH were served by hostess following the card nb -it. Miss Lillian Sims will be hos- dui -1 fi teiuls of the Knglish Liithenn V'. I church Wednesday evening at the church. The affair was given by the aid soch-ty of the church, and l-'tuodn failed to halt the celebration of Louisiana Day at the stflte liurtiial college at .Natchitoches, La., where am students aeclalmeil Allss Vaullne ttluisteail ol Monroe as o,neen ol the festivities. Mon roe and , other districts M where the students ball are covered with floodwaters, but that didn't halt the pageant at the cullege. Miss Olnistead is ahown here holding, magnolia blossoms, the stale flower, . SILQUE A lotion for the hands and face. Rich in almond oil hut not 'sticky; instantly ab sorbed. 1 oz. size "(lc 8 oz. size S5c Moon Drug Co. Ann: l l''or The Owl KrilK CO. i .mint rnxturri 111. . nillK. iilx iullni; iciin s. nti d va-1 j , NNi:il L'a?role ul lanili until. lis. ,. .....,, .i.iah: wnlrrrrr'wi' Kahul, S. vi-ral s i.s yo.lrllnK ninnlnTi'. Blnilvucrry nhorti ako. ; milk, tof clrrn l.y Mr. an.l ,Mr. l-'rllx Hnff-lfec. man, win. injnj.-.l. In aii'llllnn to! ' cMW ( ustanl I'll- a Kronp of Si anillnavlati. folk Konsx 0n(1 ,.., r;innP,i Khrrddrd ocoa- Khcn ! Oliy Ansnt'M. Tito Itov. nuli U, joisar. 14 tonsiioon! I.. II. Au-ch K;inir a ri'MtrtollH Nor- i.' q Arr m ...it milk t. trji-! wok-Ian Hone. Isiiooii vanilla. ctto. flour. :3 ta- 1'liint liltilc waa fitrnlMhi-d hvji,tcspoollx laril. 1-3 tcasijoott Halt, I l-Iilna Tout'ry and .Itianila Slltzln-'co, water. v.,. j u.r. Cl'tcs flark, accompanied ''( Mix and wift flour and aalt and .Itianila Slilitxlnucr t Hi'' piano. 1 r, n,,ur, tisltiK ll of flimerw played a violin folo. Mttl. I.. I . a pastry mixed. ltul llcnii.v. KiiikIc and Mlsa l.tlclllc liclnrand ,,K1 cold water, al t 1 Vi talili- MIssch Verla Mcl.ane and Maitc'Kpuonfula and work into a dotlKli.j NciiUli-.-linei- H.utr duet nntiilnTH. j liandllnt; an little as possilde. lthi "l.ove'a Old Sweet Souk" and the ItandM. form into a flat round 'YVIilspellnK Hope." cake. Koll on. a IlKlitly flonredl I'ollowltiK Hie pioifiani. Hie rci-, molillHK board, turillilK ..a. u.uurtr rcMcnlallveH ol" the vatiotlH coun- round fretiucutly lo.. keep. lh ti lra inel and vlallcd. About 70 ' shape-round. Fold olip.lde liver persoiiK wi re In attendance. Ite-,the other and place on a pie dlnli. fnnliiii.'inntu were served liy m-iThe fold sliould be In the center bet-8 of the aid. socletv'.'"" of Ihe dish, (ipeti out and fit the a doim-h down Into (ho dish. Do not stretch Ihe doUKh and lake are not to break 11. 1'fdd and crimp !...i.... ..r .1. .nflt ii nd tilnee on ice WeiCOmeS lJaStOr,hHe p.cparln,,- ll flUlm.-. I Ileal yolks of eu-s until Ihlek. gradually healiiiK in sugar, and The lli'V. and Mis. ,1. tlcori;' W1, toKother. l'old In. the Wal. and fadiily wen' formally whites of the okcs beaten until welcomed lo l.a (irande lasl cve-'ttff J1(i,i eocoahut, vanilla and nlttK w hen a reception was held In',,,!!, which has been heated rto the Ihclr honor at the l-'irst rresby- Sl.aldtnu point.' Mix Ih'iroutchly. tcrlali churcli. Mori' than l'O' heint; sure the su-nr ts dlssohed. persons were ill attendance. Il'our Into the pie dish lined Villi A short proKiam was jjivell dur-1 j,IMt r- and bake in a hot oven for lim Hie first part of tile eveninir. u. minutes. Then reduce, heal Mrs. noroncc l.yuch Miller and and bake thirty lo fully mlnilles. I.. .1. Lindsay played two vloll't Serve cold. duets, acconi ibd by Mrs. .1. Ii.l The rule will fill a seven-Inch Girl Found Dead In Swimming Pool roitTL.VND. Ore., June :i. (Al") Drowned apparently as a result of a heart attack while swimming. Ilcr h Ice ' Leone Itayley. 1'-', was! found dead hi a shaded corner of! the. -Couch nide school mvimuiing pool, late yesterday afternoon. UKIIK.i; IS DU l l ltl NT ST. CHU'D, Krance Hill Tltden and I'Vaiuis Hunter, as bridge' ex- ! perls, are good tennis idayers. On a rainy day that interrupted the tournament they could not take u single rubber from a couple of tell- j nis writers. Church Formally pie dish. The o'en temperature the should be 4.'.0 degrees 1 when pb id for the first ten min- a?.". dere": ( 'opytight CLOROX'wj toilet bowls GimvJ liouscfcccpcrs insist upon having the toilet bowl clean and white. They know that this is the first and most important step in keeping the hath rotim sanitary and free from odor. ByusinpClorox recording to direction on label of bottle, it iscasv for themodern home kec porta accomplish this,f:!i Ciorox disinlects and dccxlorees while cleansing. At All Qroccrs! Meyers al Ihe piano. The address of welcome t ii, n i.i.uifn- nml his family Mas is nut In .ru-.. t.. in- 1-! P MnxHiioin. Mr. ut es. and reduced to a?.", dereo WitW irsi.nllded W it ll II few UK- K to finish baklll propriale reni n ks. Mrs. (. 1 lt-7. Ni:. Service. Inc.) Sllverthorn welcomed Ihe women of He- family in b.-half of t h ' PdymCV Will GlVC w omen ol l lie emu en. Mrs. l-'lavhi I titter Slurwood j sang two numbers, nceotnpaub I . l.y Miss I'daa tb keh-r. f l-'ollowlng the program a socl.i-' ble was enjoyed tt ticil everyone present was given an opport unl' v to inei't and visit with the Itev. Mr. and Mrs. Wal 7. and I heir fam ily. Tln tr son and daughter. Mr. and Mr, ran) Walz. of Sail Fran cisco, Cnl.. were also present for the ree-'ption. Kef reshments were si-rvcd from He coininiinily room by the wiv s of the church Hdors. who with t heir husbands arranged for t le recept Ion. Tley are: Dr. and Mrs. K. IV Mossma n. M r, a nd M rs. liob-rt S. Kakln. Mr. ami Mrs. A. S. An dr?on. Mr. and Mrs. U. L. Mae Dowelt. Mr. and Mrs. W. It. 1'ick ns. Mr. and Mrs. IL K. Manna. Mr. anl Mrs. .1. K. Wtlgbt. fr. and Mrs. '. M. I In tuplm-vs, and Mr. and Mrs. .1. l I least y. The chinch auditorium and com munity loom were at I raet Ivly d'-c- $65,000 for Museum I'KNDLKT ON. June 3. (AIM The offer of John cri, veteran J wheat rancher, to give the city a if.r..aoti building to house memorial 'collections, has eausftd th city 'eouiM-il to postpone it eleetofn on (the 11 mill tux limitation and a city park commission to fall in or- ler to Kive the 'ert proposal seri iiis onsideration. So Simple! mm. 17 This latjte whit ht of rouh ft raw, with drnoplnjr brim bound with white velvet, owes its sniarf-c!- to Its extreme simplicity a tdil"rca bite velvet fcani. BAKING POWDER SamePrice for over 35years 25 ouncesJorX ccrtti Wliy Par War Prices ? Our Government used millions of pounds roxvKVTiox in:iis I'urtTI.AM", Ore.. June 11. ( A r ) juds:e'.l, Iv. Illckey. of Albu-' iuerilie. N; M.. presided at a ineei lliC "Of the "western division con ference of the l'ln'Ki'ouiul anil IteoreiitliVll asK0cllitl0llor America UereluiUj', Jiuuatlc siml'la-. Jtf.lns discussed. . A. r. I'elloo, Se.illle. presiiled ' at; a lueelltm conslilerliiw better IrulnliiK for rccrcallon. SKINS THAT ATTRACT PEOPLE They n Hist be soft and colorful free (ruin ugly shine- not dry or t a Mow ptit i s must not show, Ju.v t ry t his new wonderful Krenci Process Knee Powder called MKL H ,t J- I LO. Stiiys on longer ver' Hire.yoii'M be (unsized at Its hii pi rior beautifying qualities. Not ii ing like ii get MKLLO-dLO. ( JlatiS I M'llKS, I UC, -Adv. All' light -eolore.l Sllpeis one price fur Hie next Id d cys, Jt. ..", These sold or iginally for (i.7', $'.!':, IT.i'i and 7.5a. Itelug bro ken on sizes we have decid ed to place all this lot al your disposal at $5. it 5. Choice hi and low heels, si raps, ties u ml pumps. Tw'cedb Shoes, made es pecially for The Bootery Light Heat Power Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co. What rfort the rook say nhaut making trench fried potatoes? l"ul only a Jrw sliced pnfatort nt a time in the elrf p tat', otlirrw i'f ym will lower the tfin peril hire ami liiinl'T Ihr cooking. Hills lints, (ollnw a :.imii.ir lirinnplf of rontml hy r"astrni( ruiirc ftw ppiinds al a iiiiir in un rrj tfmi'iraturr. PnifoTi fhvuf ii tbr) rtsull of tbis catc. mm 1 CASH f nPiflv 1 IC1 1 MODERN CHAIN STORES 1'HUXU MAIN 1)1 kwj7 1312 ADAMS AVE. Former Hooverized Location. We grind your coffee while you wait It's all the same to us. Makes no difference how we grind' it, as fine or as coarse as you like it, the flavor is the same. Even the poorest cook can hardly spoil its fine taste, its rich l ry a pound ot it ana you frauTance. its irolden brown color. will keep your canister full of it breakfast a delight. all the time. It makes Shouldn't coffee be more than "something hot to drink"? As A coffee drinker you owe it to yourself to experience the delicious goodness there is in every cup of Hills Jims. Coffee. For Controlled 4 Roasting our patented process creates a distinctive llavor such as ordinary roasting methods never could produce. Buy a can of Hills Bros, today. The Arab on the can is your identi fication. We will mail you a rcc copy of "The Art of Entertaining." Address I Tills Bros., 2 Harrison Street, San Franciscu, Calif. HILLS BROS COFFEE Vrnh lrm the eritfirwl vtiruwn ff k . fi as il y enJm'i a key. Stones Supreme Blend One Pound Tliroi" Pnuml.s Sperry's "White Down" lla,,traH'!:. " $1.75 Sugar or, pounds in cloth lmc. jC. & H. $1.75 Rolled OiltS j,) ,( MlK Spoiry Oats, each 7C Com Meill white w Vcll.w HI ounl Imirs. Jaill n,lx,e pound jars as.soitod I'lavois, Ken's Jiest "' Standard Corn N 2 lllls, , cans $1.00 Red Mexican Beans ( iicsHoek, m pou,is P.&G. Soap fjnnnus white naptha, 10 liars Graham Crackers on,y ,,.u ;n.ha,ns, ns n,. u, tc Pork and Beans ,M,(lilim Si,t,i Tins. :u,v 2J)c Lard swilfs Silver Loaf, I poiim! pails Com MakeS )(.i(.iHy navon-l:,) packages Oranges -l (I... 2 do. Bananas o Pounds Crape Fruit Dr. Phillips for 2"e Don't forfct our delivery iter rice All orders over delivered free. Call Main 94
