La Grande evening observer., June 07, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 3

Tuesday, June 7, 1927.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Three
Society News
Mr., Mrs. Stange
Entertain at
Dinner Party
Mr. ami Mrs. A. J. Finnic wi-t-rlntn
d at dimn-r lust evt-nintf at
tin- I'nlon hotci in honor of Mr.
nml Mil. Kurt HUnldurd, who will
U uv
inn
lAk lirumlc ihiM wt'.'k to prctH-nt.-d to Mitt Mildred Khu
Uwlr home in KiinN:tfj City. ; mule after her rendition of two'
liinner was served at 7 o'clock, t
I'lari'M wen niarlv"! for :ni K'lt-sls. '
A rich color scheme of dark r.d
was rarrlfil out und hirtfe dun-'
MiictH of peon bin wciv placed on
the dinner table Hpiit-ac was nUo
ued.
Artt-r dinner bible una enjoyed
lu tin- hoti-1 living room durin-f
tin- remainder of tin- evening. Mr;t.
J. J. ('mr muili' hluh score anions
the women players ami the nu n a
first prize went to Walt, r lteuter.
The consolation prl.fs went In
Mrs. W. 1'erkins and Mrs. (J. 1,.
iilfflt prizes were presented to 1
.ur. ami m is. i-.ari io. Marti, an I
to Mrs. );. L. Holme, w ho wilt
also leave ,a (irunde in the m-ai
future to make her home in Ta
conui, Wash.
Miss Lillian Sims hostess at
two tables of bridge bist evening
at t tie home, of her mot her, M rs.
Harry Hoffman. The rooms wi-ie'
alt (actively decorated u it h hou- f
itetS of the . season's I'lnwer:, aj
led and white color .scheme belli;-?;
used. A fier the rard k'snnes ;i
t w-eoiirse hinclu on w as .serve. 1 J
by 1 he luistcss. -. I
Miss Madeline ltarlieait made
hiiih score during the evening'--!
plav. j
It wnn derided to discontinue the)
uieeflnKS (' the club iliirim? tli
Minimer months.
Mrs. Ollie Hay was the inspira
lion for a d'-tight ful picnic party j
last evening given by a number ol
her I. a Grande friends at the sum-!
nier raliin of Mr. ami Mrs. Iteni
Noyes on the Ornndc Homle ji vim f
near litigant.
Mrs Hay arrived in the city on
train No. -3 from Hoise, Ida., and
was a guest last night at th .
home of Mr. ami Mrs. Nate Zwel
1e hei. She will leave this eVc- j
nlng for Portland and from theie
will return to lier home in I. us
Ant:eles. t'al.
Dinner was served at about 7;
o'clock, with covers laid tor
After dinner the evening was si
visit lim
Miss Simson And
Ttr T 1 1 H T ,.,.-cr
AIT. bin'baCU Maiiy
j
At the I'irst Presbyterian iiiiiii.v
Saturday afternoon Miss l,aVern.
1.. Simson and Itournjice A. Hur
liach, both of fillon "county, wer-
united in marriage, the ICev. J.
(Icorge Wat?, reading the ringcer. -ninny.
They were accoinpanb-d by Miss bacon, cinnamon coff
Ituby Duhlstnnn and .1. M. Hur- toasl. milk, coffee,
bach. I M'M'HKON ''01 n
Ttie Osnlia can:pfire girl group radiBhes i.nd onions, sliced plm - 0r when the weather imreau fore- Member Gorgaa Memorial Inst,
i n.ioved a flower hunt early Sal-japple. plain cake. milk. tea. rusts a cool spell. Hotter wait a There l much misunderstand
nrday morning. Kach of thegirlsl I ) NN Ki: 'asserole of mutton. fPW days and time will be saved. iK an,i Home prejudice in the pnh
Un, um nl Ik ftmlinff 2 dlf ! Il f ! -'leeiis. rhubarb and straw- Thnv need warm nl:t nli nir. Other-:.. ....... .,
le'ren't kinds of wild flowers. Tln-y
will learn the names of the flow-!
1 i,.vu 1 hem. lor w h c III
1-1 n j 1
tliev will receive il nature lore
honor. j
Mi.Mihi rt: of the irroilp ear... il
ttieir lirea kfu.st with Iti'-ui. wliieh 1
tliev eookt'l a.i'l ate just ln!oi'';A
.slarlillK hoiiie.
t . .
Noit'i-n I'owhKi: isoieiai)
Mr. nml Mm. Herman While
Mr. ami Mm. Alva I'.l.rs ei
taineil .he 'TiMt." eliih a. til
me r eania of Mr. ami Mis.
reoently.
I .llli'-l.i'Oll .vim Hi'!'i'il
sum
at I '
n'eloeli. ft I'le
of Hie II f I
whli-h the .-i-mailiiier f
noon uas speiu .-i i
Tiiin." Mm. .Mamie I liilehilisnn
maile hi;;ti srorr.
School of Music
Gives Recital
One of Ihe most siii-citisIui r ) cnsuls into dotiu. Hake -u iiun
eltals ot the si asoll was ei ' ii lasl j nt. s In a hot ovt n and s.'.-. e
veninK at H-e l''ll!it -M'-' I""I1S' j warm.
'. I Si ll III Cllllll II "J ' "'
coin
niano nil. ills of the I'.Ust.
... On
i.iin school of music.
The school orchestra played tin
oneolnir overture in a com nunil-
nlile manner, the uiiilorni now uo:s ;
of the violins b'-in.. especially
nolle, aide. Imrilm- the overt lire. !
I en Cullin Hryint. Instructor ami.
orchestra dircetor. InlrniliH an
Instrument new to l.a Uremic re
citals the viola or alio violin, llli
solo number on the viola was eti
thnsiastieally rec SVod.
The iluet. iiua.tei a. ! octet
COLLEEN MOORE
FACE POWDER
Is as dainty as the
charininp: lady for
whom it is named.
It comes in three
shades: Flesh, White
and LVunette.
75c
For a penerons
sized linx
Moon Drug Co.
Aei;t Tor
The Owl lmg
num I Ki s wn' all well- i-mlr--l
und i-vny nolo number shmvcd the
progrftis of the students.
one' of th intrfstin(f tVatun
of th- program wu Schumann' I
"Tiiitun"iei-' pi.iyr-d by a tu! iit'-.l
J;iianBt violinist, Kiank Htrata. a)
number of Mr. Hryiiut's class lit
Hak.v. I
A hou(u t of red carnations was t
beautiful nml difficult numbers,
oltiria Klftli Wulu" untlj
"Amour t'oii-t" by l-'riml. Th"
program cUwd with a snappy
rendition by the ori-ht-Hitu of an
"'luring Spanish tlaneu Vuxltn."
Students taking part In t lit pro
gram wort JaiiH-M Mt-bliuiu, I'aul-
hie l.al-'rienier. Cert rude i 'onrad,
Margar.-t Milut. icuth Swart, (ier
trurle Swuit. Katherine Wissler.
Ada l.iMian Ha nt, Murion W ug
lier, Mary Hunt, l-'rank Hiiata.
Nevllh' I'ratt. Ki'i'ie I tlanclmrd, M II
dred Shumate. Jennie NUlsoil Utid
Heitha Hani.
An individual recital, presenting
is(
li'-rllia Mailt., violinist, as
sisted by Miss ltetlnd Trill, so
prano, was announced for a daie
later in the mouth.
The - Carnation chili will meet
tomorrow evening nt the Tiffin
wit htft.Mrs. It. 10. Swan and Mr,s,
Hubert Smith as hostesses.
St. Peter's Aid society will meet j
tomorrow afternoon at - o'clock
at the homo of Mrs. Cilbert llar
ron. I So r Oak street.
; The Ladies auxiliary to the
I Tirol lierhood of Hallway Trainmen
will meet tills evening at 7:30
! o'clock at Ragles hall.
Thf Juv. nilii ' Cli-rlo of Hi
N'ii;hhnr or Woodcntl't lodee wilt
! . .1
Announcements
i : i
m.-.-t tomorrow ullcTtioon lit 2 1IOMK I IM AS KASV TO (illOW
o'rtork n'. the liomr of Mrs. HiTry Thorp ni-n nmny follurcH with
W. Iliillty, l!Hi) Kpruri' sti t. honu rown liinu l.t'ons. hut most
with Mrs. Ilnil. y uml Miv liny of thpm lire Hnncrrssiiry, unrl ron
Itnlil n hil. ss. s. I'hi v will on- Kl.leriiu; tlip foi t Unit limns oro ono
tcrtoln llw invonlh s out of iloors.
The Victor class of the ClirMlaM
church Mrs Frank ilnr.le.ty.
U- her wl hoi 1 lenic Thur.,-
l,v w, ,,, , All , .,!, , 01
la afternoon. Al 1 ... b. . of
churci. at l.l 'o'clock In the morn-
, i.,.. 1 1,
. ' .
The 1 'ulies' Aiil Bociety of the
ru-llKl. " I ntlier.11 church will
me','. Thnisilay afti'innon at 2
o clock at tne home or Mrs. i-reu
Uorver "TM North Ash street.
' . .
MENUS
Hy sUicr Mary
III! KA K I" A ST Rhubarb mine.
c.-real. cr. am. scrainl.l. il eggs w n n
1 P
loaf with
tomulo sauce. H-vatoil brown lireait,
Huston brown bread,
i.eriy ,,e. graham rolls, currant
jelly, milk, coffee.
"he dinner is i s nitue two-
piece meal, so to speaK. nevei.u
varieties of vegetables are tuchi-l-
eii In the eassi .-ole 'IIHM anil me
trreens .alio the 'place of a salail.
.linn.-r of this sort is Heal for
a lulsv ilay or evinlns. for tne
ilishes are reililei.1 to a minimum,
Just the ililiner plate, iireaii-an.l-
mil I Initler plates anil dessert lilat.-s. watereil ami In vimi-nm Browtli. B(jm(i of tl( r,.nH011B why practlc-ler-j
('iiinanmn Corf.v Cuhe. .They wive ample foliate anil plenty) wi, tmn,,(, physicians he-
Two cups flour. 4 tahlespooiis
White' liirht In-own siicar. 4 tablespoons
Ihn.l.r 4 teaSllOOllS liaUillK HOW- I
.I".-, 1 i Kir. cup mllli
1 table-
spoon powdered cinnamon. i cu,i
s Hess riitsins. 1 i; liaspoon Han.
MK and sill flour, hakim; pow-
i . .... i ..u u.ii-... ii n , i miv
well." Kill- in butter with milk
and cut into firs, mixture adilinK
enoouh more milk to make a solt
ioiij;1i. Spread on an oiled an.l
t lnlii eit sl'iillow cake or pie till II .
j Sjiillikle with eilHiamon anil pti .i-l
himii s i, i:im-:
11AI.I.AH "Senora X" wishes lo
'j know l,evine. A woman otherwise
uniilelllltleil lias maile an oner in
me ciimmiiii'c 10 cuame n.
an entry In a proposed flicht. from
I la lias to Hons Konif provided she
can ro aionu as a. passeiiuei .
Never riOHS !t luiiltfe. p;i rt Ti r
If fore all t hp hi ii lit Insl I'll men ti
ll re reniovftj from mikIiI.
Ballibuntl
The use of straw In all lis natural
bi-auly Is lite outstanding note In
summer millinery. Here's ballibuntl
with a creased rrown. trimmed
with a doubledeck brown Rroscrain
band held secure by an Interesting
metal buckle.
;;Y'-.?'V I
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OUT OUR WAY
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JT.R.NiLLfMS
7
C1?27 DY BM btavicc. inc. nca. U. 8. PAT- Off
The Garden
of the uiom rxinnslvt'
wi'tahleK In
llhe iiiarki-t. It l sli-am-i- thai ihev
not tnoro freuuently urow.i. It
' WfnnTte that the polo limn
are not re freely rown than
tl' 'Iwarf m.rl. because they are
a,.el
"""'B "' riKltt" of the Kar-
'den i.tsteail of takint up the liree-
iloux Kround space. I'.eshles a utile
Uma bean w ill lve fiv stxtlmesi Opera hat. too. are on the wnne,
,np nn'olinl "f l"lM H"'l 1,l"h the real hlooda considerlPB them
,M"1 c"" l'ruduce. jalloKether too common, the silk
i uv imimi hih. ,m pumvi aim
.less trmiKle to gi.ow. hut th pole
sons well repay the extra trouble'
of providing supports for them, 'either. '
Il is most Important In securing!- 1 1 - 1 11
seed of ,lima beans to get them
from a reliable and"' well -Up own
need house. This if particularly
,ni(1 ,,f ,,, husn sol.tMi (ur on(v
tho firNl H;SS w1(1 lll)Us(,H h.IVP the
. . . , . ,,, srts. and ioh
: i"
l't
hush lima seed i. qniie likely to"
produce climbing sens as well as
bush varieties.
i,nsh varieties.
,0 lUJ, nant Unias hi a wet spell
jlo lUJ, mn lfmus in a wpt H,(n
wise they may nd In (he ground. I
!ltc careful to plant them ede-
iviNe with the eve (own. lunora nee '
, this requirement is one or ine (lie true nalurP of vucrimillon anil
rhief realms f..r failure with lltnas'm.M t(J nu) pro,mKnnda of antl-
a Hlllmy u;u'lt , pinvll may
ahnileii with the elimhh.K
limns.
Kivini; them strini.' in the Maine'
manner as the scarlet runner
ami
ine nyaeimn '.can are piamen. 11
is then a n easy matter lo keep them ,
ot l.eans to lie pii heii on ick
pore!..
UlllIlK llllO ll.ll Soil II 11(1 plenty
of moisture, and thnrouh eiilliva-l
tion is .ne im.si .pra euca, oca ,s
tion Is the most .practical means
p" i-""
will. (live hush limas plen.y of
riioin. In pour soil the small seed
' t'I"" ' '"
and trlve larger
,l -ul's
j child, tire -nevertheless family ills
White house news Indicates only casi s. Children born of parents
four official dishes have been
. .(
n si n c 1 1 lalS. j
.She'll Be
''"it X:'--
"litt rr.-.::cM Dompsoy. ID, a clerical worker In Chicago, ha! boetf
nlccted to represent CtilcaRo In the International Pareant- of
"ult'hrltudu al Oalvestoti, Tex. Ilundreda nf (jirls, from Kuxuueair
aud American clllea will colupeu.
VVE. VE MEARO FOLKS OFFEM ASKim'
VnIHW COVMBOZ-b ALL WEAR BooT'o
BuT iT tEEMS A BiT LIKE A'oXikj'
V&U BAUjOOKIS HAME PARACHofES. '
MEMANllO POT Tv-IEJ? FCX3T iMTiOOPlE
ESJERW DAM 'ER ai.)ST ABouT,
ER BoowO'TeEE A MOSAEMT
VMHEN X EW WAtv-T -f 'CrlT X OUT.
Qttnto TmI-
OJUIS iUAtiUU
Spat in Eii nlnnd
I.ONDdN ' (A I') Spills llltvo
tiiki'n 'a hack wat III Ihe wot'Ul of
fushlon fur the moment.
In fact. London Iiom become ul-
most a Kpatletw town, ami deulem
are al ll I0K.1 to account lorthesu.l-
'; ;lemle of Iho ahott Kl er
.whirl. "'" PopuKtr here for
v.u One report. ay the KIl.K
. does not c re lor patS a much a
' forn.crly an.l ulo lhat the 1'rlnce
of WiiIph hiw not worn thorn ri'K'l-
Inrly of luti'. nil of which has af-
lecteil th
inarhot pi'riM'ptlbly,
u. ..-...h n
the-minute dresHi-r Oloves are
not quite a popular as formerly
HEALTH
HOW MOTIirit N ATI HI' AM)
VACCI N ATION' I'ltOTKlT
A t : A 1 V Wl" ItKl'AK I-'.
1... , t.vt -r I
9 pIISm,'iui mi.
e),!alion This 'prejudlce Is due
,"0 iark Qf information on '
. .. i Mr....ii..v
HH' lUlli: Ol IIIUli i'Unr iihu-.n-n
i viieeiitallnlliHtS.'
. nf this article
to remove the prejudice wnicn
many people l.ohl iiBalnst vaeolnii-
exolainlnc 111 a simple way
reason for 'vaccination . anil
tl.comn.n,t t to
their patients.
Kvery one Is enilowed with a
certain amount of resistance to ills-
T deKree of this resl.slai.cf.
Is Inrsely n mutter of heredity.
There are certain diseases, such as
tuberculosis, cancer, nnd certain
blood diseases which, while not di
rectly transmitted from parent to
liavlim- Buffered from t lies,, diseases
inherit n type of tissue 01 nouy
Miss Chicago.
By Williams
IopIIs with lowcrctl rosistiuiro nml
tlu-y uro more llal.lo lo .lov-lop
. - -h !.
IhlH roHlHtnnoo
disease
in
called "Immunity". The Immunity
which we derive, from our parents
is railed "natural Immunity." and
there Ih another kind of Immunity
or resistance to disease which is
called "acquired Immunity." This
acquired Immunity can be greatly
ti inula ted by vaccination.
When one catches cold or con
tracts any of the contagious dis
cuses, nature Immediately sets
about to develop in the blood mih
KtanceH which are known as "antl
toxins" and these have the power
of overcoming or greatly lessening
the severity of the dlsense. Tho
greater one's natural or Inherited
immunity, the more readily Tie fle- 1
velops this artificial or acquired
immunity. I
Healthy nnltnals and men can he
gradually accustomed hy giving re
peated smalt doseH of vaccine to
resists a very large dose of disease
erms, and one who has mil'fentd
from smallpox, typhoid fever, diph
theria, or almost any acute infec
tious disease acquired Immunity or
longer or shorter duration to these
diseases. This same Immunity can
he developed artificially by means
of vaccination und the development
of this phase of medleul science Is
one- of the greatest Irlumph.i of
modern life.
Hoth parents and children
should he vaccinated for protec
,ion alli"!il smallpox, typhoid
f,lv'r- where the water and mi k
wuppiy m not uunwiun iy mm,
,,,.
Iherla. uearlel, fever. iiionl.m'itlH,
,and Hi'Veral less serloilM dlBea.seH.
111 I'amida airplanes are lielnK
used to transfer dynamite to the
mlnlmr nreas.
Cw' ,A ' 'Pi
v,!w'' MammAth
iVbrv
Portland Rose Festival
June 13 to 1Q
Pageant earh night, June 13 to 17, ol New Civic Sta.lium.
Cast of 30U0 persons.
Muric by Charles Wakeiicli) Co'linan.
Chorus of luoo.
Brilhnnt Band made up of musicians from noted Portland Symphony
Orchestra.
7 great spertoculiir rpi'xi'"! of liht, color, fiction, mmic and drnmn
with five mftsive utiiKe aetiiiis channel ' twinklitiK ol an eye,
as tf by mnnic, on the hirgrit -.im-.e evrr hmlt in ttir Wt -it -
The Northwest's Kteiitctit achievcincnt i:i sprct iicuhir uir;ruiitry.
Order Tickets Now
Brnd orders and make rhcrku tn Kc-.c F-itivnl. Oregon
Building, Portland. Piiui: 7Sc; $l Ou; $!A0; UAH).
Deiignotf: pt'iforinnnce desired. Or ymi may order
Uchcts by teUgirtph or long divtanc: telephone.
The 1917 Hose Festival
will b the Rrratest Ponland hnn rvtr mar . Kvrry day, Mnnday
to Sutuniay, crowtlcd with big new cVcnt including mn!nter China
town caiuivul, air circus, ishain battle, IxQutifol roue pfirade,
trotnue Meirykhana parmle of ail nation, stirring military
parade; outdoor childiern park pageant, etc., etc.
0 Plan a Portland Vacation
EXCURSION RATES FROM ALL NORTHWEST POINTS
Rotary Club In !
Convention At j
Ostend, Belgium
OSTKVH. llelgaini.' June 7 (AP
Th trend in Kuropc today is
vow ai d higher bai heis of l rude,
but sotue day the pendalum will
swing and the barriers will lie lev-
'tied to smooth the way for prog
re.M, T. i'. Thomseii. of AarhUH.
I letjuiai k, declared today before
the convention f Hotary Interna-1
i tional.
The new diplomacy," he
' Ha lit,
iterna-i
muHt build brtdfies of tnterna-j
tional und. islanding, lolei u nee and
Kod Wilt ncrow the frontiers
I Kurom' - not only hi art and sci -
nce. but In cominene and
lustry. :
IntTiiat lonil
peace
Is il won- ,
d.-rful yrograni, but 'this aim nnu,
not lie accomplished unless lu ll, f
economic relations nie established.
International indiist rial cut elites
are rorniing. They should be en
couraged, organized In, the right
way nml in the tight spirit.
"lu Kurope, with many nations'
nil with their special culture, lan
guage and t radii ions, mutual an-
lerstnnding and f.lendshlp are not
rv pt eval. nt lo.lay. I
'"Itut when Hotary giM)WH stro!i:r,
c can disclose through our uieiii
ers I he hidden ' sources of na-
(iioiai on i inn ui'N, aou iih ii
cute public opinion and lnally. byi
iiiilbd crrtnt in a spirit or irienu-i
to solve our common problems:
"Hotary will help bring about
lhat moral disarmament t w ithout
which no material guarantees of I
peace and SiClirlty will prove nde-
quale."
I HAM, Till-: I.QI YTHM
A mu per-Newtonian eqiil Ion to
del lie lnws of motion Is on the
verge of be'ng worked out, says a
scientist. Hut we have a fcellmr
lhat it won't he 11 hit of help
to tlie htdy who strips her gears.
. . . Jiggle an atom Mere, tho law
states, and every other alom In
the universe somehow Jiggles ill
So Fast
Cook a hot breakfast
now in 2'i to 5 minutes
QUICK QUAKF.R cooks in less
time than it takes you to pre
pare plain toast. ' i1 ' ;
That means a hot, nourishing
breakfast ill a hurry.
It means an excellently balanced
ration; comlunmpr protein, carbo- (
hydrates and vilaniines plus the
"bulk" to make laxatives less often
needed cooked and served without
muss or bother.
Why go on with, less nourishing
foods? (jtiaker Oats and milk is the
dietetic urKe of today. Start every
day that way.
Your grocer has Quick Quaker
also (JuakcrOatsas you have always
known them.
Quick Quaker
Jm
Lf?pJ
Pageant ot the
II AT SALE
One group of Silk, Straws and Silk-and-Straw:
Combinations, values to $13.00,
NOW $G.85 ;
PUTMAN'S I
La Grande's Newest Store
Exclusive Head y-to-W ear and Millinery
response. In other words, the
Hluck liottoin. done with suf flcleiii
Hluck liottoin. done with sufficient
Kminping on the heeond ftuor. will
,.,aHe (u. B'eep purttcle cleur of f
tlu, fi,st fUII. u, lmiy lt.Huit in
lu-;KhiMkH on the stalm . . . Stub
your toe und Mat's (eels h, ac
(Mirdlmr to this eouation
Yi'S, and
as Well,
doubt hears about It
Refreshments for a children's
party may take the place of i
regular meal, cither lunch or sup
per. Wclect the foodn as carefully
iih for any uuul for u child. h)
not servo tough, rich, or highly
seasoned foods. A good hill-of-itii-
fur ii ii!irl v liielultM eneita it-
r nk Urinki Hiltl(1.
wl.-hw. ice creuin or a ehi In del-
ert, plain frosted cake and sim-
pie candles. In general It Ih well
I In , Uv. .it the iitlenlfon of the chil-
i,-..ii tv.ni, tin, fonil IlKftf hv mitk-
(tihf. Hllmr(ivt. an,, hy
i serving simple
,.., f(-u
foods in unusual
ways and forms
11 ' mmm
CMTN0P03trs QTC9C9C-tXt)GO
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STDDEBA K E R
Give it an hour to prove
its superiorities and it
will give you years of ,
proof of its capabilities.
The Studebokcr C.UHtom Sedan lma
speed enough for the fu.stest com
panypower enough for the nlei-p-chI
hills onl value innile possible
only by Studebukcr One-l'rolit
faciii ties. $100 worth of cxtru equip
nicntut no extra cost.
STUDEBAKER
CUSTOIM SKDAJST
1335
f.o.b. factory, with $100 irorli nf extra
equipment at no extra cost, (ftlwr Stutle
' balier ami Erikine model f9iS lo $14V3.
M. J.
Fir and
THIS IS A STUDEBAKER YEAR
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Home, Men Advised
KLIX AHKT1 f flTV, iV.
(AP)' -Young man, marry at 2-"i
or eai-lii r, and marry a gh t
from pi lo Ti yeura of og.
I't ler know from th he
ginning you arc master of, th
house.
Move away from mothers-in-law
an I don't let them meddle.
These are hits of advice hand
ed out by the Hev. Kdwin-' 1-Vre-bee
rtiwyer. the "marrying par
son of Kllaheth city," whose
ceremonies run into the thous
ands, to those who would he
happy though married.
"Of all the folk I have mar
ried," I ho 7:t-year-ohl minister
observes, "those most anxious to
get through with the reremtmy
I lu a hurry are the widows ami
widowers."
COSS
Adams
Lome out
of OiC KITCHEN