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Saturday, June If?, 1027 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three SOCIETY; NE Give Swimming Party At Cove, Misses 1 1' ma J.ytnun and I.u c;le M!aU (ntfi t Mined at Co v. hist evening with u swimming party un: picnic, me pa..i ieu ul uml njoyed swimming until about S. when they hud a pieiii? ' . . 1 Those present were Mihr Mar- Riiii-t Wyncoop, Miss (iertrilile Mitcfir'-ifor, both guests ol Mu-s wood gulherer, the first tank of l.ymun. the latter- h ing a cousin, the campfire. Jlnymoml I'nytoii. Kd. l-'Hzgeriihl. ; After the ceremonial plans wen Mr. und Mrs. John Stoddard. M f. 1 uiade to attend the summer camp, and Mrs. Tlge Larson. Kr;t neis , which will he held during August. Stiodgrass, Ted Nettleton, of South! Ket reshments were served hc liend. W.ish.. an.l a student of, rot. tlu. .., ..,... ... (. A. t. and and tyx l.ucih .Miss lui IllueU. Lyman j The West way club tlu "lal auxiliary of the V. U. A., p'enie at 1 'ove yesterdny ItOOII. iu Id af er- '('tie after noon v.as sviinininK in the Cove pool. About 1! o'clock hineh was served to thi- sp -m in hwiurmin.',' '1 hose present were Me! I,. Maekey, V. I". Jj'lPes Nelson. II. lb lelison I'. Wade, C. I-:. Heath, illaee. .1. V. m t.a W. "iiieksnn. W. Thompson, M tYird. Heinle. M.'rtii. dty. i: Ihimandl. U. c y.i Hinder, A. Sams, liuck. M. T. C, I!ia;uweil. it. II. Smith, c, 1.. 1 . Vook, I). Coop ; 1 lael Jensen, Lois :.clbiUrr. Lena Klliotl. Miss I.mui liroun. Miss Kettle l.edbeiter, l'.tll l.e.tl etlfT. Misses lletJa J,e.r:ia Harris, l.orona Ve;n re I Sams, Ada - Krench. .b-nsen and M iss Maxine Hlehard Uramwtdl and l 'oopei , ll, l.iill lieleri Jensen. I'.obei t Amiity The Grand- wen- :ilso pre elil. parly about relnrneii 1o last evening. Mrs. J. V. linker, who resh' on V avenue, was honored at birlhdav nariv lasl eveniu? whe-l I friends from luibler and ..Grande Rave her a dinner. Mrs. Maker wns the r eipient of a mini-1 1'NIO.V (Special) Tuesday nft ber of ieni.-mbranee. an.l Imhlec ; ''i noon the Past President club friends contributed greatly to th-of Preston Woman's Itelief Corps success of the dinner by bringing number 22 pb-asantly surprls-d a supply or sining chickens. .;Mrs. Caroline Vrley at her home Alter the dinner the evening, in South I'nion. the occasion he- wns spent fames. wit h visiting and ! "'ff -Her s-'nu mri miay anniver 'jsary. Mis. Perley is now the old- lli nest Conradt celebrated his tenth hirthdav Kiiday with a niK- iiiL' nartv. At the end of a four- mile hike a camp was made iind-t a welner and mm shmallow rosiM was enioyed by the The young host useful presents. 1 1 ti guests. ereived mativ Miss Elmer Is - Married at Baker The marriage of Miss Kdnn Kl mer and Herman I.Mtlcfteld, both of Halfway, was solemnized Sun day at Haker in the home of Mr. 'ergns.n. who officiated. The sister of tin- bride. Miss Thehna Klmer, and the bride groom's brother iirconipiiiiied the couple. Only immediate friends and relatives were present. Among the relatives were Mrs. H. J. iu - rison. grandmother of the if room, and Mr. and Mrs. bride M. A. llurr-ison and daughters. The bride is the daughter of M and Mrs, George Klmer und Is a graduate of Halfway high school. She attended a school of music ami has taught music in the past.i The bridegroom is a rancher of Halfway. Tin happy couple spent honeymoon In l.n Grande, will return to Halfway to their home-. their They make I'luns liuvc l.'M-n romjil''to(l for O10 H.'Vfnlh iinmuil reunion of IJir Huff family, wtiic-h will he lielil nl Hie KUin pa vk tin- last Wanclay in llll.s month. .Iiltif All iih'IuImts of Ihf family and frii'iiila an- Invi1.il lo atlrn.l. anil to liriiiK a liaski'l lunrli, which will In' i n joyi'il al noon. MT. C.LT0X (Special The peo- pie of the Island City community wave a farewell party Thursday ,-venini.' in honor of Mr. and Mrs, Charles Lovelace, w ho have sold iii.!,. idnee hero and are moving to La Grande. About 4U persons were present mimI ihe evening was spent In music and gani'S, freshments wnr , aft servi r which !- d. The Owl's THEATRICAL COLD CREAM is prepared especial ly as a cleansing and soothing cream for removing dust, face p 0 w d e r or rouge from the pores. It helps wonderfully to round out your com fort after a day's travel in wind, dust and sunshine. Supremely good for massaging. Put in well and wipe off with soft towel. 1. Lb 50c 1 Lb 75c Moon Drug Co. Agetit For The Owl inig Oo. Campfire Girls Have Ceremonial - X . I I A tiTt-inoniiil iiuM-tliiK' of the Houngetuhu cuinpftrt girl group held Wednesday evening. The. ! girls lltet Ut til llOllie Iti Mi.iii 1-4.nor(. .;V- at ? o'clock 11 ml ironij ! ln-t e hiked ahout a mile up .Mill ''nyun. where a camplire was, built ami ihe (vcmonial he-Id. Winifred Kvnson was a. Indited! n8 n nt.w mpn,)er of tm, group! und Mildred hrudshuw was imuh 1 honieji. I Ai the next meeting of the ! group, which will be Tuesday. i plans will be made for a weeii end outing, when the girls wi'l work for camp honors. Delegates from H ramie Itonde Circle No. 4!i, Neighbors of W'ooo eiaft will leave this eventnir for a l'1I"'!iH,.n,it xvii,.,,. t1(,y wit ncnd the I;. 4U. .s'-i.l ,. , ... f . lodge, which starts there June I' a. I The names of the nine deb-Kate- 1 f rom h.i e who will attend ai- MesdameB Hazel Itobben. C.er trude Sullivan. Myrtle Itohbs, l.il lie Allslott, I.llcie Uriel, I .oil Itich- :i t il.s, llebecca MaKuire. Mali I 1 1 um melt and Margaret I'ai 1(. be sides two district officers, M is. Mary Vesue and Mrs. Winifred The I'ytlilan Sisters held their regular meeiin hist evening at the K. 1'. hall. Tire ev nint; was spent at card Pinochle, at three tables, was en joyed. M is. James, t t'Ni'al re eeh-.-d first prize and Miss A lie 'ook received consolation. At the close delightful refn , ed. of the shments w This was the last meeting until September. est pioneer woman In 1'nion, huv-. Inic come here from Indiana lu er miwmiiu iinu 1 n in- ily. They came by rail to Mmn- mu'a, Nev.. and from there uy. the covered wagon route to I n- ion. She told ninny Interest fn;r events of the pioneer life and 01 the many different changes. I Hiring t he afternoon several readings and songs were given by different members of the club which were enjoyed very much, At A o'clock luncheon was serv- ed at one long table with n large birthday cake serving as the cen terpiece. Mrs. Perley was the re cipient of many gifts. FX ION (Special) The Ladies; Aid Society of Hie .Methodist i church met Wednesday arternoon at the home of Mrs. (J. K. Hallj in tNorth I'nion. Following the, regular routine of business t he I remainder of the afternoon was spent visiting, dining which tlmej the hostess served refreshments. Announcements The annual Kmith-Conley reun - Ion will be held nt tiiverside na rl( tomorrow, J line 1 It. Kveryone Is ' asked to bring a basket lunch and stay all day. MENUS Uy Nlfder .Mary UlilOAK FAST-H 'berries, cereal, cream, frizzled dried beef with scrambled eggs, crisp bran toast, milk, coffee. Ll'XC I KOX Savory vegetable stew, lettuce and egg sandwiches. ginuer bread, fresh pineapple, 1 milk. tea. IHNN'KR Itoiled cottage bam. Isteamed spinach, stuffed tomato - salad, old-fashioned 1 shorten ke, milk, coffee. straw berry In choosing a collage ha Mf"v- era I 00 nd it ions should be jered. One that is firm onsid - "l'i. (touch bespeaks Utile fat. while one that Is flabby and gives under pressure contains much fat'. The ham that seems made up of the fewest number of sections Is more desirable for slicing, since the slices will be in one piece without Cuff Flower while rardcnla decoratlnr large fur cuff It a new touch ol cnic ti-nt by Parle Gets a Job 1 Ax-1! A -vx-x :::x:::::x ' - . . ::x--::::::::-V -r :-m j Miss Phyllis Cihhs, chosen beauty liny trouble finding employment. She Is on hep way to Hollywood rt'Jth a contract (rom Cecil u. fj Mine tucked in her pocket,' Miss card Kaim'(;ibljs wns ()ie of he few loilK- Quired beauties In the miUuuul j contest, connecting wade tissue. I Savory Vegetable Slew I Four slices bacon, !t table 'spoons butter, 1 niiioii, I lable ; spoon mitieed )ai'ley, 1 teaspoon i niineed sage, -1 crips sliced sw eet I potatoes, 1 cup slock or water, .1 flips sifted canmd tomatoes, I (cup grated cheese, j I Chop bacon and slowly try out i fill in soup kettle. Add butter ml onion finely minced and '-ook IUH 1 1 onion Is a golden brown 1 Add parsley nnd sage. Add hw et potatoes which have been par i, ,!)(. d for ten minutes after par Shake kettle mi- ing ami slicin til potatoes are thoroughly eov-1 ered with butter, then cover ket- j He and cook over a low fire for j five minutes. Add water and to-; niato pulp and simmer for t) mln-' j nt cm. Serve with grated chee se sprinkled ovei -tho-ht Copyright, 1 1!7, NKA Service, Inc.) j UNION PERSONALS 101.(11 (Special)--Miss Kllan beth Pollock was A La (.rnndo vis itor Monday. John I-'. Hall was a business vis itor In i .a (Iran de Tuesday. ( Veil Cates and son, Leonard, went to Palmer Junction Tuesday where they will work on the road. 1 Mrs. Anna Leslie and daughter, Mrs. II, I;. Cluyeomb. of La Grande, were visitors at the- home of the I Hrv. Air. and Mrs. 10. A. Pollock Wednesday, I Mr. and Mrs. Hird Lewis and Mr. Potts, of La Grande, were vis- '' ltt tht l-'l,n IIU1 lH,m,! w,mI" . !,"'1 ewniii. Mrs. 10. A. Pollock, Mrs. William ; Kckslein, Mrs. ,. J)cnhain. Mrs. j Luella J.ong and Mrs. L. 10. Hill , I were visitors at the regular meet- ing of the Summerville Ladies' Aid last Thursday. The meeting was well aitemled by the members and a number of visitors were present. Including Miss .Mabel Morton, of La Grande. A social hour was spent following the business session and a delicious lunch whs served at the close of the afternoon. Mrs. Way no Park was hostess for the afternoon and her assistants were Mrs. William. Haker, Mrs. John Wagoner, Mrs. Kari Park and M rs. ombs. Miss l.ucile Pollock accompanied Miss Hlokland 11 ltd Hull K. Watlis, of Island city, and Jiev. 1L S. Hamilton, of lioise. to Knteiprise Mnii.lnr where they held the lust 1 - 'llt, KnWorth League - ..ill..u' Th..w. rallies Were held tO J ls' i.nM,,s, ln the coming insti- Itttto which wilt be held at Wallowa Hake, July 11-17. Arthur Hallgarth nnd F il Hall ntli-lidi il tln roail iim-i-Iihk '" (lianih- Thursday nlnllt. !i-nn ShiTOil and Mr. Woods, or Wallowa, wire In KlRln Tni wlay. Mr. Woods has tho conlnirt I""' liuiidlntr a in w lioini'1 tor Mr. ."he rod. Thi n- will n'Killar rhlln'h srT-vli'i-3 and Sunday whool at thd Mithodlst I'hinrh Hunday mornlii),'. Tho thoini- for tin' i-rnmn. whirl! will hi- di'livi-ri'il hy tin- iiaslor, tin' lli v. i:. A. I'ollork. will h" 'Hn'iid-i-nslliiK." Kpworth I,"ai;in' will hi-hi-ld at To'rlock In tin- rvi'ninir. Ihi- h'adi r ln inK K.li.alii-th I'olloi-H. T)u rhuri-h nitvIii-h of thi' fvi-n- Imk will I..- h.-iil liy l llHtrk't nup.Minl. lidrnt. tin- Ui'V. Harry H. HamiMon. Afli r tin- m-rvli-i-si tho iliniili-rly ronfi-ronci- wilt ho li-ld. Ciort-i- (iriint Hadlir, tho infant son of '.-. ill Sadlor. pa.is.-d away Thursday nionifnir at tin- airo of layi. Tho t.al.y wafi laid to rout I'm lav aftornoim with hi- inoihi-r t w ho p:i--n-'d away at hih hirth. 1 Tin- roi,-iitar forviros win ho hold 'at tho I'hureh ol rhrlsl Sunday inioininir. Sun-lay w hrwil will ho tat 1" o'liooh. fol'owoil l.y thi- roni- niunion m. rvtoi h. Tho fhii-itlan j l:n-lo..vor will ho hold in tho "V-n. 1 1 ii 11. Tho iinstiir. tho Itov. rharhn S:aM. liiiH Horn- In Tin- liallos to att n l tho inarriairo of lii i-on. Adrian- Ho will h" Imrk tor th follow init Himilay jn-rvioo. Over The Valley MiitMd Mort4iii, Vnlley News Editor liitrrtaiiis I merits Korioty .Mrs. George Miller, residing near Cove, wus the hostess Thurs day afternoon to the ladles of the Dorcas Society ot' the Cove Haptist church. There were fourteen guests present and the afternoon w as pent visiting as the guests worked, sewing carpet rugs. These are to be woven Into rugs and dis posed of for the benefit of the so ciety. Lovely refreshments were served by Mrs. Miller utid her duuKliier-in-law, Mrs. John Miller. o Attend State Grange Mr. und Mrs. Kalph Sullivan, of the Star key neighborhood, ure In ( 'omit I is this week ut tending th state meeting of the granges. Mr. Sullivan if master of the organiza tion at Starkey. Mr. and Mrs. Sul livan planned also to attend t lie rose festival in Portland while they were gone. ci Vlsh In I -add Canyon Mrs. llultie Fertjuson. of Pendle ton, who was railed here by the death of her brother, James Me Clnrc. is remaining for a time with Mts. McClure. Has Portland VMlor Miss Mabel Johnson, of Portland, is visiting at the home of her cou sins, Mr. and Mrs. W. I Til us, near TclneusW. The first of the week Mr. and Mrs. Titus took their guest to Haker for a visit wil h her father and she will later re turn to conclude here visit at the Titus home. o Gather Klirly Hemes Mrs, W. L. Myers and her soiih, Millie and Lonnie, of Medical Springs were among the first to gather strawberries In any iiun tiths. They have been having them In abundance all 'week. Mr. Myers Is In Cornucopia doing his annual assessment work on tho Simmons mine. o VMl nt Kinrkey Par over County Commissioner and Mrs. John Wells, of Aticcl, are over at Starkey visiting with their daughter, Mrs. H. K. Thomas and 1 heir son, Post master John W. Wells. Tho latter has just fin ished his sheep shearing, and re ports that in his large band of sheep tho fleece averaged 15 pounds. Hesides Mr. Weils', the Sinylbes. of Arlington, have seven or eight large bands of shJlep In the hilts In this vicinity.. -0 . Movo Into County Mr. and Mrs. J. I"). Kvans nnd family have recently moved from their, former homo on tho out -skirts of Maker to the Leon Ill-own place "Park lumen", this side of Medical Springs,, about :i V& miley. While Mr. Kvans will operate tho grain' ranch, Mts. Kvans ta busy raising PeUin ducks. She had something over 4u sturdy little Put Tout Vacation Joys "On Paper" "FELL the friends back home of the J- joys that are. yours each day of your vacation. Delight them with an account of each experience and thrill how wonderfully interesting you're finding your trip. Your letters will he gladly welcomed. We have a beautiful assort men) of Swan Pens $2.50 to $10.00 Swan Sets Pen and Pencil $5.001o $70.00 Fine Watch Repairing "At the. Sign , ducklings come off this week, with .about that many eggs yet to hatch, o ; St't- Many livr i I'nion county folks living near iliie foothills have been seeing deer in uiHUiiiully large numbers this past week. One family, living near I ry 'reek have had t hree pretty uniiualN come into their teed yurd at one lime, on the Cartwrlght ranch near Hilgard, as many as six have been seen this week at one lime. I I Wear Old Time Clothes I Mrs. Irwin Moss, dressed to rep. resent a bride, at the meeting of the Alicel 1. allies Aid Thursday, ran a close second to Mrs. Mary Taylor, who appeured in clergy man's attire und who was awarded first prize for t he best costume. The affair was an old fashioned , party and there were many clever j cost nines. Others who might be ; men t toned were M rs. Kay Fuller, the Indian Squaw; Mrs, Tom Wal slnifer, the Indian buck; and Dick Fuller, the papoose. The meeting was held at the home of Mrs. 1. A. Howell at Alicel, Iilns Mother a Guest Mis. Tuck Conley, living on the Cove road, has an her guest her ' mother, Mrs. Laura Kent, of Wulhi Walla. ! -o- Will Mjovp to !. Giumh' I Mr. and Mrs. James K. Kennedy and finally who are living ut Mcdl ical Springs are planning to move 'to La (.Jrande within the very near j future. j 0 SI ail lug Many lien Colonics I J. H. Tatlent. residing In the Cove vicinity, has been a promin ent bee raiser in that neighbor hood for several yeurs. Last, year Mr. Tallent had 30 colonies of bees and he took off one ton of I honey, for which ho found a ready sale. This yeur he Is starting with r.u old-colonies and i young col- lonles. Homo From Hospital 1 John llamaun, on the Cove Itoad, Is at his home recuperating from u recent illness and operation at the Lu Grande hospital. , o l.lglii Ladles nt Aid ! Mines. K. A. Pollock, U Den ham, Wm. Kckslein, Luella Long and, L. K. Hill, of FMgin, were J among the guesls from a greater distance at the meeting of tho I Sum mervtlle Ladlc'V Aid Thursday 'afternoon at the home or Mrs. I Way in Park. The rain and hall storm, which came up just before 'the time the ladies hail been In- , vited detained some, but in spite of that about 45 were present and enjoyed tho hospitality of the Parks home. Serving us hostesses with Mrs. Parks wero Mrs. J. J. Wagoner, Mrs. 10. F. Combs and of the Clock" Mrs J. (taker. Imring the bust-J Hess meeting plans were discussed fur the picnic to be held 011 July, 14. the Suinmcrvllle und Jinbh-i societies combining for this. The luncheon served during the after noon was most delicious and con sisted of a salad, sandwiches, pickles, deviled eggs. ' Ha varian j cream and three kinds of home made cake, with punch and iced j tea. One Hew member wus added to the lull during the afternoon, 1 -o- Finishing h ic-1 Shearing ! S. K. MHIer. near Teloeaset, In ' just finishing bis sheep-shearing, i ;.lr. Miller has aiuio or iphhi head' 'of sheep on the Hauge in (but lo cality, one of the few government 1 ranges left. ; , o 1 Ililrveot ProNiH'rt! "If we could harvest our pros- j pects right now," said a promln- ' enl farmer's wife near Cove yeH lerday, "we would all be happy." ' This because the crops, particu larly the wheat and hay, are In such good shape right now. The bail Thursday seems to have done 1 very little damage, It is reported. - -o Arc Wed Klty-Tvo iVtirs 1 Two or three weeks ago. Mr. and 'Mrs. Willbun Schrocder, living at Island City, very quietly in their llUltie, CrlehlMted llieir SI t V -SeCOIli 1 wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Sehroeder. both of whom will tench ! 1 heir eighty-third birthday unniv eTsarhs next fall, if all goeo well, are unite hale and hearty, busy about their taMUs-of keeping up the home and cajlng for their few farm auiinuls each day. Mr. and Mrs. j Sehroeder first came to Fill on j county sound hing more than "i 'years ago. leaving their home near i 0'iincy. 111. They returned to the Middle West onco during tlu'Ho In tervening years, but have lived here .continuously Hie last ten years, or .their living family of sewn chlld j reii. four are In Ibis vicinity and j three in Illinois. Mr. nnd Mrs. Sehroeder luive hesbh-s their seven j living children. :!& grand children j and several great grandchildren. They enjoy the climute of this val ley very much, and believe they reel better lhaii In the morn ex j 1 remo weather of Illinois. I o- j liahlhig tho Coyotes I The government trapper and I hunter arrived In the Htarkey neighborhood yesterday and began tn string his trapw In the hopes of ridding the she.p raisers of that place of some of the coyotes wmcn have been takliitf huge numbers or sheep lately. o . Like Their New 1-iM-alhm j Mr. and Mrs. John Carl w right and family, who have moved from i their former home near Payette, Ida., to a large M)U-acre ranch on jtho Starkey road just oif the high way, are greatly pleased with their new location after having spent al most a year here. Mr. Cartwrlght 'reports that, present prospects aro. very encouraging. Mi-h. Cartwrlght has a lovely garden of large pro portions, which takes what time she can spare from her turkeys, young and old. her white wyan- (lollo and rliode island chic Icons I ICE CREAM Ice Cream is held in almost universal esteem as a delicious desert. The question as to its food value, and how it compares in economy with some, of our well known foods, is given scant consideration hy many. A comparison of calorie values shows that ice cream is more than a delicious dessert, that it is a substantial and economical food. Ice Cream containing W,', butterfat has just about the right propor tion of protein, carbohydrates and fats to meet the needs of the hu man body. In other words is very nearly a balanced food and can be eaten by all with good effects. Blue Mountain Ice Cream In making our Ice Creams we use only fresh dairy products from the (Jrande Rondo Valley and these are Homogenized and Pasteur ized to insure absolute purity. Your dealer can supply you every day with our Vanilla, Strawberry. Iaple Nut, Fruit Salad, Chocolate and Orange Ice Cream in bulk. On short notice we can fill your order for Hricks in a wide variety of special designs. Our standard Ices are Orange, Pineapple and Raspberry. Others are made according to season. Made in La (Jrande I5y Blue Mountain Creamery Onyx Tointex" - Gotham Gold Strype SILK HOSIERY 1.G5 1.85 1.95 - 2.75 PUTMAN'S La Grande's Newest Store Exclusive Keadu-to-W ear and Millinery which, ho far, are doing very well, i 0 . Plan llig ;rnnge Picnic : Plans are rapidly being forniu , hit I'd for t he big a II -day picnic which Is to be staged on Saturday, June L'Mh, members of the Meadow 'reek grange of starkey to have as their special gn. sts, the Pom ona grange, amt a company or t'otne two hundred people are ex pected ror the festivities of the day. According to present arrangements. Initiatory work will bo put on tn t he morning, this being a dosed i scHsion. Then there will be u big I picnic dinner ut noon und In the afternoon a good prog rum will be inl reduced In w hich ihere may pos sibly be some rodeo features. A thi nee will be scheduled for the cvcntiiK if it can be arranged. All the events of the day, with til" ) possible exception of tlx- dance will be held In the It. K, Thomas grove. o 1 Improves After OpenMbm Fred Hriggs htm returned to Ills WARMER WEATHER Means more time to get out in the open and enjoy the benefits derived from the bright sunshine and fresh air. Don't waste one or two days over the. wash tub or the hot iron. Bundle up your wash and send it to us. All you have to do then will be to lay them away, clean and ironed, ready for use.. STANDARD LAUNDRY Phone CT" home at Htarkey, when he Is new steadily Improving following Ms recent operation lor appendicitis and attendant complications. Visits Poruicr Prleinls . ' Miss Kvelyn Twldwell, ofllecr Park, Wash., formerly u 1 evident of Starkey. is t here now visiting among her old friends und nciiuahi lunct s. N'enr CapJK'lty Attendum1 With a, -.'a purity, for only 1 10 students, the Ascension school now In progress al 1 'ove has utmost reached the limit, with '."' register students, 'AA over last year. Living conditions there this summer, are almost ideal. Improvements made for the season include: four dor mitories for girls, u porch on three tildes of Morris hall and some alter ations at French hall. The young people are publishing n camp pa per every other day bearing tho title "The Vovette." MAIN 5G
