Thursday, June 23, 1027
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Three'
Society N
EWS
Members of Eastern
Star Have Banquet
OUT OUR WAY
By Williams
L
MENUS
The incinherH f Hope chaptt1
Order of the Knaten. Htar, enjoyed '' Msd-i- Alary
a chicken dinner last evcmnK I BK KAK lKT Stewed dried
ut tMf Masonic hamitiet room nn.l i P'aeheH,. cereal, cream, potato'
partoin. hushed in mill;. broiled eottatfu
Kcc-ntly the worthy nmtrun dl-!hu,n milk, coffee,
vld.d the iii. inlM iBhlp Into two' U Nl'H,,;ON Itumlklna . of
f fmiM ii aim nacon, toasted mni-
di visions ami J or u numher of
nit'etitiKH o membership attendance
miiiHl wiiK cnndiii'li'd n ml t hi'
dinner lat evening wuh served hy rnr,ro ls 1,11,1 m'llH ln fitter., lomulo
' flnH, ihuhnili NiHrmalade, milk tea.
; J'INNKIl Casserole ot lamb.
the lo.sinK Hiile. Mrs, o, .May v ' " ""oi, jiui r
Noves wu8 chairman of the losim? "I"'" Cllk" strawberry fluff,
Ud-rle of 'mih-
i HHseioie or tamo is on eco
nomtral dish Unit Ik particularly
; allurtntf dnrlntf the bu miner
i months. While it will taktt more
'time to prepare thtB dish than
; simply to broil chops; the- money
hide an. I MiaM I'niillne
lly wlnninK hle. Young women
served the dinner. There were
about i hundred and fM ty In at-
KollowiiiR the dinner, the lnt l,MU ,0 WW
regular session of the chapter In
saved Ij wort h considering and
xpi-nditure of time in not ex-
fore the Hummer adjournment, wan
line candidate was initiat
ed ("It-orRe T. Cochran, w ho was ! t'viiKaiit.
appointed and Installed grand s. n- j ta-nde or I.nm!
tmnl or grand chapter of Oregon One pound shoulder of lamb. 1 -3
t, Portland last week, was present - r,'P chopped onion. I cup lamb
. (11 ,. .,,,,,1. ,i hrolh or water. '2 cups ranned to-
wif h a few reinai ks. The del
ates from Hope chapter to the
grand chapter made I licit- reports
and read tin newly - adopt--.!
amendments '! ly-hiws.
Visitors from Salem, The Halle.
Klamath Talis and elsewhere weie
present and each made appropri
ate remarks.
i-l.. Wlill,. llnse rlnh. 1 he social
i i r i i.iii.u' onviii-nT t the!10 Iiunb tn casaerole
inothei Hood of Hallway Trainmen,
held Us first annual picnic at I'.iv-
.1.1 -I. .-..-I I...- ..l-.-Mltll
isioe (.... . - . ,.., ln N-rt nrennrn
, beans, remove strings, .stems ana
lails. Cut through renter tengtn
inatoes, 2 cups string beans, H
teaspoon pepper, 2 teaspoons salt,
Vj cup Hee.
fut lamb In two-Inch pieces and
brown quickly on all Bides In a hoi
oih d frying pan. Iut in casserole.
Add onions, tomatoes and broth or
water. Cover and cook in a mod
erate oven for one hour, l'arboil
rice in one cup boiling water until
water in absorbed. Add with bean
Mix well
land cook forty minutes longer.
Serve from casserole- The salt
Imii.I ti,.ni.,.r Mhnuld be milled With
f VMUrV I I KAAUF T
MrtKt I 1 HUNUWfcUf P-J 1-1
picnic lunch was served at
o'cl.M'U. A tier the lunch panics
were plaved. Th.ro w're about
:;r present. i
The Women's Homo Missionary
society oT Hie Methodist chiirca I
met at the home of Mrs. UciikU -dorf
on Wednesday afternoon.
I (in Inp the business meet In k
eh-ctloii of officers was hold. Mrs.
K. O. I'aylon was elected presided:,;
Mm, 1.. H. Itunean, secretary. 'li
M i h. Klovd .Mt'Ueonori, t reasui er. !
.'ollowiiK the busin.-ss meethitf
refreshments were served by th1
hostess.' This was the last meeting
of the year.
wise and then diagonally ncrosw in
inch lengths.
A m ka.ka. LOOWtt V OO - "3tSb
1HA1 P tW VNKUT T VWKlT. I I
J tO IM HIS AtfCHEO ME.CK "' -
VjOtjiRiVLS KJ' TAIL M r 0
m J&xwtoiL Q-re8 m' make va
MOMENT'S WJE'd UkE-TO UVJE OvE(? (
, "The. highest" Bidder's.. c. u 8 wfr orr. otvrr by iff ecmfcr. mc J
".ikc of tilif;h(tnnient." Th cure
for such casew is stirKlcal bpeaiiHe
the trout ties are mechanical. The
operation are done without daimer
and mi can be submitted to with
out worry
A woman should be Just as well
and healthy after becoming a moth-
! er as she was brfore. shf married.
If this is not no in any particular
j cane the mntter tdnniM he taken
iup with the latnUy physician im-
inedtaiet.v and not a wore of years
! later.
Then1 is no sweeter worl In the
dictionary than that of "Mother"
and it seems that tier burden and
crosses should be tightened as much
as possible. A frev discussion of
such tiling with a well trained
physician will have the happy end
ing ,f iitoloiiVed life. inakinK ll
! hea It hier, more productive. more
I enjoyable, which is one of the iikim)
inipm'taiit objects twwartl which the
jtJiog.iH Memorial is workliiK.
' America Is a country where they
'put yi.it in jail for things that ymi
m l be put in jail for.
The Garden
Old Furniture Is I
Kept and Repaired
!
HEALTH
Time v:i wlion :i rnrk-, ,,()W , .. 1 1 I I : N '-.; ( UdSS
Iuk ,-hiilr !, n-U-K.-ilwl l llio at- 01.. Mi ,1 11 I II IK X I
lit-, novol- iikiiIii- In lip ilistml.i-il , ... n,-,,. .,. . . l.
, .., :-,is uflcn lir.ivr -l" lV oxpliinn ..ns in small Sii. nil.H-lll.,, t l.
more mn---8sflll tliun t-iirly KprinK .'" r'nlnx '"" " S " ' ' li-nilu-l- fini'Kas MiMn.il lal Inslilule
ont-s ivlli-n unfnviinil.le "'''"','' k,,.,,,,,, .,,,.k,,M ,,f ,,,.,;,,,,(.,, T,e yK , x,luln.-.l thai
keep mid niln.i ami fi ost -'I U. . pa ,,.,, ,1 m it i.f :iui l. nltui p 1 l.is ninth,-,- ,11.1 nut se.-in t.i lie as
lllltll well llltn .May. ine la.-i iii.il, ..flivoll tin. mmlieis nf his fil.-mls.
Ralph Webb And
!an early start was not made need
! not deter anybody from starting a
Miss Gray Marry
den even In .J uly
early spring
(if course the
t'gelnbles such
is early radishes, spinach, and head!
mice, are off the bill, but there
others to take their
I home economy. Their reem ds show-
rural lofts fairly raining ancient
and odd pieces of furniture.
Through county home demon
stration agents and local leaders.
home-makers are learning to re
Miss Othella (ini
nifc of Ualph Weld
dav morning at 1 1
Iti-v, c. V. I nnn of th
church orheiating-
Th
old tables and chairs with
pi.e pit in. wuu.n (i
became t no mce. , m, 1 paint .vanish, upholstery and reed,
on Wedne.-j Summer and wtn.er ran hJim m..) nt)Hra.ion. they say. is inex
o'ctock. the l planted. New Zealand sp inn -li w prolongs the use of really
Christian n.ay supplant the early siuna .... m Ml)lf(tanii:iI furnl((htllfH am, adds
jlate plante.1 on on se.s ... .omfort and ,(e:llltv ,(l llie hlime.
Misses l.ola and Wilma Gas- young onions. . ",r " T . , .1
iter tne nion.n . -!.. n immi.-.
kill accompanied them.
plant them.
jtte May.
itii m:iMsii ixvfxtiov
Tl K1.1S, t iermany Radio is ta-
lle simply noticed thai she was not
as "spry" as other mothers, and
had no further Informal ion. His
mother never complained of pain
nor discomfort, but he knew she
was not well.
ltnt In answer to all his questions
the mother answered that she was
all right and "No, she didn't want
to see a do-tor. because there was
no need for It." However we fin
ally arranged for a complete phy
sical examination and her general
health was found to be poor be
cause of various mechanical defects
resulting from childbirth.
There was a separating of sonic';
" f I.. " ...i l,,lv re boa n -ola nti nu
girl but attended high aenooi nne - - j,(H1 tn Hvanelia. Caucasian moun-
wiand sine- her graduation has be.'n " otrtlw. ; keep J-"" tiri.ilrt wu lmm-( ihe
(inploye! at the highway onions ' ' " ,u,oeu(n f enemies of the I'rophet, A set re-! of her muscles which had the ef
here. She is the daughter of Mr. i " 1 1 ..TtPnei- who likes eentlv was publicly damnwd by feet of weakening the floor of the
and Mrs. Ucorge Gray. Mr. V-Ui neetlod J1. ' 1 Ilvo- Mohammedan priests and throw, abdominal cavity. The general re-
L a local man and is now em- HtnnB heans pi a ts thm .t xio wi J, laxation which follows caused eer-
V- -n-o " 1 tain organs to be ilisplaced and the
( tKfl e,-
beans, string and Hntn. corn, car
....im iir.nK lui-nioH. liile cabbage
fi, .,,.,. i,..,f,(in neii'iers Uotls I
tindei-nourished and anemic,
Her explanat ion as to why she
had not sought medical attention i
was that she thought those ibings:
were a part of motherhood, ami
that it was just one of hei
"Crosses," and that she ought to
carry on uncomplainingly. l-'alse
modesty and lack of knowledge of
the true condition wan what de
terred this mother from having
competent advice,
ihiring our subsequent conversa
tion It was explained that modesty
today is just as essential In the
makeup of our ideal woman but
that false modesty and prudishncss
were found to be detrimental to
health and that her case was a pos
itive proof of that fact,
The mother's twenty odd years of
trouble were unnecessary. Dis
torted ideas of modesty and a tra
ditional idea that to be a mother
meant constant suffering had re
sulted in cheerful martyrdom.
This case is not unusual. There
are many today In our supposed
Flavor :
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Iilciy.il ill Hi'- S'-rv.-wi-l Bincoi-y.
l .lill llilili--n! and Nellie Cliuy
iwv,- si. weilillm? ilinner fur Mr.
iiml Mr:l. W.-lili ill Hi" linn"- nrtlii-lirlili-'H
pun-ills, lit noon follow-
In. . Hi.. II oYloc i ei-ri'lliony. in
Initio wn.s iliToiati-il in plnl-
while whioli was ,-iuriiil out In
oilier affuirs iiivin for tin- l.rlil .-.
. laiite liask.-l of sw-el i,-as liiini;
.li.eellv over tin- lahli- ami plnl.
illihons were slroiiB from it I"
"'"ur an l Mrs. Welih left tills hours liefore ulantiiiK a, Uiis ,oa-
inornlnw on n lirlef lioni-yinoon to
Maxvilli- ami Walleva lake. Tliey
win in- at noun . I mi re iin-l shreililed eow manure hit
,,, ,,. Hill apartmenis lmi(.,1,.1,, ,, lst w, I
nliont Mu- first of the w-i-U. avallaliln ellher In spade or line in. j
. i.,.. ii,..ioU- mirinltle on the Klirfarei
Mrs. 11. A. y.urnncK erne, in ,u i, ,H (ui nijns tii,.(i t:.0 n((uri,h.
Il.c rio club yesterday wllh a 1:1a t (h(i pl;ii)(s
imtclicon. 1-eonles and roses wcr ( 1;iv p.,,.,,,,,,. .ltt(ntion to lme
cflccllvely yr-d to cany out the u (h(i ! i((M. Hln.t(Ml yr.n,
color scheme. I The root systems will have dryer
Kollowint,' the luncheon tnrei i.i- t (.nlHlltllins in which to ot their
start and kcepum the surface !ir
ied will l;eep ihe moisture in the
nd preatly assist in ettitiK it
LevUie. who flew with t'hamher- (Ii-iikkIiik Ihe liKutnenls caused
lin JK-ros the Atlantic, made mil-ia laclta:he. At the lime of the
thr junk business. When
and the plane
nnu-resiUent
euMPlants. okra. cucumbers and ' ' ' . .
" . fill I. r:.f. lllVCd I.iiliil UU-
ll '. ' , Cerman earlh. we wonder just
ilea even u i ne e.i 1 1 fi.n t - a .
missed, and ample crops are as
sured with reasonable care and cul
tivation.
It is best to soak corn, beans and
beet seed over nlcht or even -'4
'soli in order to hasten germina
tion. Tlenty of fertilizer should b(
provitled and pulverised sheep ma-
eamlualion the mother also, had
Inflammation of Hip bladder which
caused preat discomfort. Mu was
constipated and " her appetite 'was
below par Hn that he wmm reallvj
sir '" -tf ' ti
t vou otlerea risKe u riara
a cigarette other than a Lucky Strike,
he'd say to you:
IT W
re i.i.
I. lis of lirl.lne were al play. .Mrs.
Norman l-'i s reeelveil hiL,-h seo-e
. an. I y.m. K. I.. Ilo.in.s was pre
' sinl.'il with a t-llest prize.
Announcements
7 - Tl.
M
I'rayer m'ctinir will be hold
the ta pt ist church on Thursds
alirld.
f'otmlry Women's club will meet
Priday with M in. J. A. Ilolimm
and Mrs. Slilnuhatn us Imst-ss-s.
S. it
flying start. Corn and beans plant
ed now will do their full duty.
There are many excellent chemical
fertilizers now nn the market well (
worth uslrnr. Follow directions j
carefully with these compounds a nd
be particularly careful noi
scatter them on the foi:i;;e or ion j
clone to t he stems,
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a yen nine Frig ida ire complete
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l-AlUK llerry Wall Is reirnl'iled
ln Calls as Allieriean class of fash-
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The H -roan elass of the HuntM n h.iM t)l(, S11,. ,,i i . 11 nliont
Sunday f:ehonl will meet at - j ,jm ntity wish in null- thai al ihe
n-elnek tomorrow with -ins. - . ...
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removing dust, face
p o w tier or rouge
from the pores. It
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round out your com
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travel in wind, dust
and sunshine
Supremely good for
massaging.
Put in well anil wipe
off with soft towel.
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i ii-a ml Hem : i nc racing he wore a
ureen ascot tie with bit; polka dots
iind a handkerchief n match in
the breast pocKet of his ire.v f roc-It
coal.
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current!
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Frigidaire in your
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"The throat is a deb
icatc instrument
ivhich all singers
protect with the ut'
most care. To avoid
irritation, I smoke
Lucky Strikes. They
are not only kind to
my throat hut have
the finest flavor.1'
Fi.iko O'Mnrn. the
Iohmii; stiiL-o Blar.
n e w vemences.
A red felt flower l worn 'Uh Oils
cmart douhle-l.rea.ted n.ivy blue
wool lacket with braf button.
FRIGIDAIRE
JESSE ROSENBAl'M
New Foley I51dr. La (.rande, Orr.
You, too, will find that Lucky
Strikes arc mild and mellow the
finest cigarettes you ever smoked,
made of the finest Turkish and do
mestic tobaccos, properly aged and
blended with great skill, and there
is an extra process "It's toasted"
no harshness, not a bit of bite.
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A, . "9
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Your Throat Protection
All W
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