La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 22, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, June 22, SOCIETY-N Miss Gekeler To Appear in Recital Mlm Edna (ickfliT,. uUvunMilj liiano sfuilrnt of Mrs. It. ,l.) (iit-cni', will lie jut'rft'iiti'.i (11 rt'-' dial ut Hi.' library niiilitoiliiiii on I I'Tliluy c-vrnlinr ut (, oVIui'U. .Vital Crlirl.-r will In' assiMtcil by Kit- i nilt ltuiraiii, KoloiKt. Haaain will' la' art-inn lainli-U al 1 lu piano liy .Mr. K. J.. nullum. 'I'lir proKiain is as follows: lloiuio A l 'uin lrcio.. .11, . ihoviol lalna Co, Ulrr .() iVnsat li pianarnii Allrssjnilio SciirluUi K'irnit 1 tuiuin 'I'o Sprint,- (Srlcsr la Kli'Mi' I.iniriua WiO'lini; Hay al 'I'lolclhaiircn lil'U-C K.lim !, l;, l, r My 11, si. " I'liai lrs Will;, rii l.l radinan A liiown lllnl sini;lntr , . Iliiy.ln W'oo.l Konnit Harain Mr. K. I,. Ilolnos, Acroiopanisl Valso In 1' Sharp Minor Chopin l'olonaiso In (' Sharp Minor -. Chopin llrail'l.'. Vals.' in A Flat Major Chopin I'Mnil (li li. l, r W. C. T. U. Elects Officers For Year The Women's christian Temper ance union met ;i( I lie Mi l hodiM church yesterday afternoon at 2:30. Iniring (he business niceling elec tion of officers , wan held. Mrs. l''rank Hardest y was eb'eted pi-'si-. dent. Mrs. Kdith Hulse, vice presi denl, Mrs. I'Ynnk Miltetiug .secre tary, and Mrs. 1'utnmn "Yeck treas urer. The retiring officers are. Mm. Frank Millcringv l rs. Nannie Har den. Mrs. Wult-r Musten and Mis. C. W. Chandler. Other business of minor impoi 'a nee came before tin' meeting. The -lexl me. Hng wMI' In- he.d at the country h,":i. of Mrs. Hulse. M iss Jean Court no entertained the Juliet club of the Christian church on Monday evening. About 12 m cm hers were in attendance. (James of various kinds were enjoyed during t lie evening. The next meeting -will be held at th ' tiru.ic of M.ss llelelle J'rice. Campfire Girls Leave on Outing Several members ot the SoanR. -. laha ciimpfire h-fl this morning for a three days' camp ft Mrn. (J. S. ISirnie's cabin in Mill can yon, Mrs. liirnie accompanied th-' pirls and Mrs. A. V. .UndKivn will A joiM t h :n on Kriday. The i',i'x made their beddilur Into poin !ms and arc carryiuj? them to tlie camp- They receive honors for this and will work for other honors while In the camp. Member of the er-mpinf? pariv The Owl's THEATRICAL COLD CREAM ' is prepared especial ly as a cleansing and soothing cream for 'removing dutt, face ) o 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. K, I,h r.flc TLI) 75c Moon Drug Co. Agents Tor The Owl IruK Oo. a washing machine Whether or not you use a - washing machine, Clorox, '.the modtrn bltach, gives in creased efficient-yon wash day. Follow your regular method; mix Clorox in the first rinsing water before putting inwhitccotton and linen clothes. You will be '-. delighted with their snowy spotlessncss. See label for correct proportions. At A;' peers'. liri 1027 EWS nro, Allrf fool;. Dorntliy Brown ton, Winifred Hivion, Murguro Imnlia, Orwe utiibri, l,.ior Kly Catlirilnr Hucklry, Jean Wllllaii'i nil J -Mrs. Plrnir. Mr. an.l Xln who lluvti juat lioncyinoon- trli Kivr-n u rlmriy;i,i 1. l.ort'n TllrUi'l'. n-turni'.l from a to thr roast. w,T I on Monday -v - lilng ut their honu- nrur tho low.l srhool. Ahout Jo frhn.ls of tlii 1 llriKhhorlloo.l wi-io pivsrlit. i Kolloii'lnK the rhurivarl refivsli-j nicnls WW" . ryi ii an, I I ho lost of I Hi.' I'V. niiiK spint in vlsitlni;. I Announcements The musical u ml 'aim announced foi ble erury plO- V'riduy of wed; nt the christian church Iuih been postponed until Monday eve-I nlng, J une Thf program was j post pone. I on account or conflict-! ing w it n thf hand cone Tli women in churn'1 an I Caldw.ll, Mrs, (ieorgi I ami Mrs. A. V. Nelson. Mrs, I. I ltoelieste MENUS lly SisU'r lary mtl'IAKKAST oranco Jiili-c ocrral rookcit with j-aisins. crrani, t'h'li waffles, sirup, niilli, roffct". l.l'NCIUCli.N' Hot i-KK aanil wich, sahul of radishes and icl-ini-p. niolasHPs rookies, l.-numadi'. lll.NXKH Mreadi'd veal outlets, asparatins on toast, ureen Iteaas. lire pnddiny: vitli .strawherry 'i sanrp, liran rolls, inillt. coffee The hot euK sand'.virli sourest ed In the lunrheon inenll Is tiood to serve f,.r Sunday nit:hl supper j" when friends drop in. Hot l-'.irL' Sand" 11 1! I Four rounds tiread rut Vj Inrll j thick, '1 hard rooked eaas. 1 lame I tomato. 2 taldespoons halter. 2 ... I tahlespoons flour. 2 nips milk, 2-3 ' NOIl'I'IIKHX (iltOWX (.IMHOS nip finely chopped cheese, salt and: a Rtvut many pcoplo know gum l'aprlka. ' lo only us a soup or a sticky form uip earn niece or oreau in meiieo butter and place on ""l platter or baking dish. I'eel to nuito and cut In four slices. Dip each slice In melted butter and put a slice of tomato on each piece of bread. Sprinkle with sonar, salt 'and pepper find slide into a very hot oven to lightly toust the breud . a nd brown the tomato. Cut eggs hi halves crosswise and arrange cut side down on tomatoes. M elt j butler, stir In flour and slowly add milk. .Cook, stirHnu constaut- ly until thick. Add cheese ind stir and cook until cheese is melt ed. Season with wilt and paprika and pour over gmks mid toast, lie turn lo oven for a few minutes to make very hoi and serve. Copy rihl, 1127, NKA Service, IncK TELOCASET PERSONALS TICLOCASKT (SpeckJ) J. C Anson, accompanied by Mr. and. .Mrs. Gilbert Wilkinson and family have returned from Coi'vuJIis where ( they attended the stale grange meeting. ! T. M. Milter and sons, Klmer nndj Hay, went to North 1'owder and. Cnion last week. Aerta and Marvin Titus went to North Powder on a business H'ip0r lu, b).Mt of thl. oary kinds and recently Jani'M, laieiie and Krank Miller were visitors at the home of their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. T. M. .Miller lint week. A severe hailstorm Thursday eve ning damaged a number of yialn fields in the Telocaset and North 1'owder districts. The f'orm lasted 30 minutes. I Khuer and Marl Miller went t'o La Grande on business recently. Miss Kern Mill has gone to Suin- merville to visit friends anil rela tives. ' Miss Grace I'.lioker was here to : visit her sister ami brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hill, last week. I Iiobbie and l.ee lllacker were Telocaset visitors recently. ' Mike nnd Kmilia Asper went to Xort h 1'owder on business re cently. ! Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Cliri tlson and son, Roger, have gone to Portland where they, intend to : spend a few weeks 1 Hill Titus went to North Powder on a business trip recently, Jiert Hill went to Cnion and I.n Grande on business last week. M iss Helen Spain has gone to North Powder where she will stay wit h her pa rents, M r. a nil M rs. John Spain. Mrs. T. M. Miller, Klmer. Pari. Joy and Myrna. M iller., anil A my Stewa rt were visitors recently at the home of .Mrs. Miller's daugh ter, Mrs. Perry G. Simones, of l.a Grande. Pouch Bag Thl cry nw quaint little tumc'i b&K of peach organdie witb painted cherries and hurry feio to mi U (or maimer , OUT OUR WAY I'fl""-- pfe CTIKi' IM A f' l0LE AFfER A RABSuf. V U fsf DOM'ltHA v'0 i OMTT-A HUGH FUMT-5 ij , V''uv I hZZ-1 Wa Jis-.s Liue a si'a&e 'Wav'iP ".".'-..;, ami KTYlfl !CMERC,-I1LL I W1PE-!H"JKMA - Myit 1 ffr-i?J KIN LISSE.H T M. '''''Ir-V ALL TH' TABLE "ti-lE LINE OF LEAST RESISTANCE, t.z. u. s pat. orr. The Garden f ,I1U(. However, it ia an easily grown vegetable which has u pe culiarly mucilaginous part that gavo th name to sticky mud. Many soupM in which this vege table is used is to give both con sistency and tlavor lake the namo of guinbuH and are common on bills of fare. Jt is a well-known vegetable in the Mouth, but it jimy be grown quite as easily in Northern gar dens. It is u tropical plant, a rela tive of the cotton plant, the holly hock and the ulthea. Hotanicatly it is u hibiscus and those who havj chewed the "cheeses" or unripe Heeds of tin- hollyhock know lhaL the hollyhock seeds have the same mucilaginous quality. The plnnt is usually -Known as an dkra in t'he'ga'rden and tint pols are the "gumbos." They are gath ered when half grown and used in soups, stews and occasionally us a vegetable stewed. .1 clirwilyl mil h,, nliinln.l unlit Weli int o t he summer in t he North. The plants .should be thinned to stand from two to three feet upart in the row. They gow from two tu j tvt. fvvt lx and from two to tour feet thick, according to var iei y. The okra is not particular as to soil and flourishes in almost any situation provided only that it is sunny. White. Velvet is one the one usually grown in Northern gu rd ens', rerkins' l,ong-J'odiied is the tallest growing. Tlie plant is one deni.en of the garden Dial has no Insect enemies. The pods should be kept picked when half grown and not allowed to mature and form seeds as this will stop llie production of pods. And surplus in the way of pods may be dried for winter use. A few plants, four or five, will (produce sufficient pods for the av lerage family and the plant will ' prove an novelty in many gar dens where it has never been grown. The flowers are yellow, produced in the axils of the leaves, and have the dark reddish center characteristic of the alth.a and many of the hollyhocks. r I si; i;vi:i:v iici:cai i m ir voi; irsr 'I'kaviJj wirii UAHV Ity Jthii lxvelf .Morse- M. I.. IUtonJ Muss. Member (iorgas Memorial Inst. If you should find it uiisohiteiy necessary to travel with your baby, in spite of tho fact that it is bet ter for tht) baby lo be left ot home, there are cerlaln tilings you can do to safeguard thu child's health during the trip. No difficulty as to feeding occurs with nursing babies, but t hern is a real problem when they are fed artificially. If the trip Is limited :o a day, keep the food surrounded by Ice In a small box or put if, ice-cold, into a large thermos bot tle. Never carry warm rnilk In a thermos bottle, because the bac teria in the irtllk develop quickly at this temperature. The result Is often a sick baby. Keep the baby a 3 pib t as pos sible. Do not slraku it up. no not. play. with It any more than is abso lutely necessary,' Do not. show It to strangers and, above all. do not b-t them take it, fondle it, or kiss it. Remember that nobody really cares anything about Hie baby ex cept its parents. I o not give it cwndy or anything to eat which it does not have nt home. It. is far better to let it cry and disturb other people titan to have it get fifk. When the trip Is (o M longer than one day, dry rPtfik is in- safest food to us'. Cnder no eircum (tances fthonb! It food be prepared from milk bought on the train or in a railroad station, Alt'uough i 1 : . HEALTH LA GRANDE 'EVENING OBSERVER 'riz-l 'AT A RESPG.cKFOL.Decu : dry milk is not u suitable food Mr continuous use for a baby, It pro vides a satisfactory t -mporary food , when fresh milk cannot be obtain- 1 ed. j hry milk consists 'simply of cow's milk which has been evap- j orated down to dryness and pow dered. Jl is much wiser to consult ! your doctor as to what form of I dry milk to use and how strong to make the mixture than to tire- pari hett can ll nil or miss, as h". knows t flash from ohsc urlly In rparkl r whut tin. individual liahy iMK ,m. ntur taunlinn spinner or "Kest. ,fly to lean from the rainbow 1 1 hahics ur Inking other foods, such us cereals and hrolhs. II in wiser to omit them (lurinir the journey. There is no objection, however, to giving tliem zwichach or plain crackera and orange juice, If they are in (lie habit of (akins them. jthey've been taken. All whip-sleel, Tlie ordinary wafer on a train fiahtliiK acllon, till landed, should not be Klven lo babies or' President Cooli,l;e is assui'edj usi'd In making lip their fi'ediiiKH. the privacy lie desires llirounh llie lioiled water can lie carried from designation of 12 miles of "the best! home or bottled sprine water can ! fishing sireams In llie hills" for' usually be obtained on the train, nesldes cans, tlie can opener of- (en opens divorce proceedings. i; .. i. ii WHAT HAPPENS to ihe "Misses Ammo when someone else wins the title? Well, here's Pay Lanphier, olio's rapidly g.imirii; f.-unc in a Hollywood turlio. ' 4 ? v V A & h ' 'if , ? f , i'i Am , v. j in A iiurli-N liiirt'ini SOUP AND LOVE ' : f ) N l, , - i p - :-Ui w;..;;. Klr.'.llnr P. Dnrnitlrp, (l;i ur ir.l i'iiniplH'11 Suui, ct inii iny, ml Ii'Miwr, ,-tirlvf, at .N'r.v Ytirk on nhrnjifl. To llifik.' (Iip Journey, jfili In the Campl'dl CaiiHlrn, N. By Williams J".Rav,LLkm3 QI927 ev nca ecnvice. inc Streams Offered For President's Trout Fishing .' KT.VTK riAMl". (AT) Where Ihe l.olKli;. K. Lvalue I .ochla veil i i.iir. ,, ,h w!,,,,i,.v. ,.r i!,,,ui i I spray of llie nllxtenliiK rapids 'I'here I'rosldent Calvin Coolliltre. coiaiuerer of hrook anil lake troul jir New ICuKlaad. . vies his skill aKoinsi the fii;hlini,' mounlaln ihejiutles of the lllack Hills. Kiiiht pounils 22 Inches lonu, lihj sole use duiliiK bis vacation al 'llie (lame l.i'diie in Custer sllate ' p;il k. Readily accessible lo the summer while house, two miles of foothill stren inn, abounding in brook or 1 1 .oc b la veil trout, have been net 'aside, as have ten more miles lilnh i in the hills where the rainbow bite the best. I "Kd" lihoades,' cattleman and former prospector, has donated the( ifoothills course of Scpiaw creek I flowing t h rough his property. I i'l'liese waters, together Willi others' in the hills, have been patrolled by! Mate game wardens and flshhif,1 1 prohibited since Hie lasl week in1 i May. I I c. Ii. "Pat" Adams, . rancher' northwest of Custer, highest town J jin the lllack Hills, has offered the j i sireams through his lands, as have l.eo Header, Glenn Oatniau and .!.' Lynch. The Adams property.' ! a (proximately ll miles from the j ah me bdge. noled for rainbow . i trout fishing was set aside with al view providing for .ill dav fishim; i .ri,,,. ' I I Mrs. Hhoa.les. "the real fisher-; Mian of the family," liboaden hhi- i filled, took one L'u-iiich beauty i'roiiC i lie ,si rea in ru lining t h rough hiit property early in April. In addition to these nt rea ihm, cliaracti'ii.ed as "the finest tr j sireams In tho lllack Hills" by o. i (I. Johnson, slate direeior of game I land fish, thnre is I'rench creel;, int (the park proper, coursing rapidlvl I from s)iriii!!s hlfrh In the peaks. j This st nam is celebra (id fur jfjilnbow and brook trout. it? A hat In the ring soim-tlmci-ailts from a ring In the hat. N r, - r i lirt th lh' .1., .-'-rvi,-,.. ol U Hurc;,n T. lhi mlllhjliiui'f I., :i,l i.r thn lliilirc, Niitliunl.;! I. Illll, ut S. H, ilri vn.n hi from a trill unrrpii,nlt,irily l"il u i In k m ilii nt. German Films Too Heavy for America 111-: It UN (At1) (lor-man film a. e Inclined to he too ponderous i and in vu I vim for the Antericun market, Krn. i.ubitsrh deelur fun his return iroai four and one j haif years' film pr.odue'u?; activity j In llopywoitd. American fllnn, I ill in tsti-r pii tuiv producer be i I If vi s, are Kciiein Ify more lucid i and more to the point In oicatin j "at iiiospht-iV and weeriery. j "The nu'at Isn't everyt hinir in ; a roast. Mucii depends on how M : is served.-' Mr. I.ubitsrh declared. The more fortunate selection of film artists in iie slab's he a tributes lo the American metln of heine; on the look-out for di tinct types rather actoi-ri and net res I luropean custom. than for (.rood -s. :m i' the IHSII.l.t SHAI P Ni:V VOIIK -An apparent dls- illo-lont-! florist here advert isei; "Nay it with flow er.-i; we niakn j specially of cactus plants." When Pilot Chnmberllu In Cermaiiy his niosl pleasai satlon was llie taste of ; la-er, he said. Mavbc after ; trip was a bar fly. Tina a II ihe BT tSN'T A BOMB WITHOUT A TtltPHONK Bmim How in the world can a young person expect to become "popular" unless there is a Tele phone in the home? We don't say it can't be done. It might. But it's doubtful. AND YOU CAN HAVS ONS ran a few cknt a oayi m Aw Independent Y ff TS Telephone u,',,t.wv I!.-t Only a Short Time Longer Will This Wonderful Oppor tunity he availahle. Only $9.50 Down Places Air Order portunity time is limited, so do not delay. Think of it! Only down and tlie halance can he paid monthly on your electric service hill. With every Ilotpoint Range sold during this sale wo will give FREE, one nine-inch G-E Whiz Fan. A splendid Premium This $10.50 G-E Whiz Fan Your kitchen cool with a in the house cool with a Light BHXM Adorable Summer Dresses Dresses for Every Occasion $8.95 to $35 ''FHESE new summer frocks are simply too -I delightful for words, they make you think of shady porches and enjoyable summer events just to look at them. ' Of filmy georgettes, flowered tissue voiles, dainty chiffons and lightsome summer silks, some are ruffled, some are flounced, others are just a bit boyish. , All the lovely new shades favored for the summer season are represented in this display. tADIES READY-TO-WEAR Sr.v AND MILLINERY i Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Page ACT NOW! r. ' in your home your range now, and take advantage of this wonderful op 'to have one of the Ilotpoint ranges in your home. Tht? FREE! Ilotpoint Range; any room Nine-Inch G-E Whiz Fan. eastern Uregfon & Power Co. 1'age Three ,".i v. ' i ' 1 Halance Monthly on Your Electric LiRht hill Electric Range ("ijB'Wwinwiw