La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 18, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, July 18, 1927. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three SocietyN Society Prepares For Conventions; 'Schedule Dinners Society hi l.a (Irunile thin week will he unumiully unlet and ull at tention will he turned toward I h" America a I.eKinn and lKion uu.-.-iliiiry state convention which opens here Thursday. July 21. Two dinners of Interest lum been planned by the women of 111. legion auxiliary, the flittl of which will In 11 secretin y -treasurer din ner, which will take place Thur: -day evening, at li o'cloek. In t he ijlllintr room or Die First -Methodist Kptscopul church. Thin dinner wilt be for n 1 1 Bee ret a rieB a ml I mi m urers In attendance at the conven tion und all problems conn' cted With till' twu otilces win. Ill lilK eiissed. Mrs. Je.jc Kelly, of Ma iler, will preside. A woman's si-xtet, organized t-s- peelnlly lor the convention, wilt Kin? diirtiiK the evening and Mrs. it. V. Copsey will sintf a Mti Ui. On Friday evening will he th" nnniial past president's parley din ner. This will he held in the din In k room of the First Presbyterian church, and the past presidents ir the l.a (irande auxiliary will by li iMinrgc. They an Mrs. Andrew J, l.oney Jr., M r.s. Jean Richardson, Mi. Florence Williams and Mr. Itena I'almer. Mi'H, Minnie Ku.stman, of Ores )ium. will preside over Otis meet ing. All presidents and past presi dents of the auxiliaries over the stale will tn- guests. The woman'H sextet and Mrs. II. V. Copsey will sing1 again on Fri day evening. Mrn. A. li. Ibnles. of Seattle, na lional vice president of the west ern division, will he an honor' guest at both dinners. She will he lit I. a f irande lor the first t wo days of tin convention. 0 At a special meet ins of the La dles' auxiliary to the Fraternal r dcr of Fugles held Saturday af. -ernoon ut Katies hall plans wei-' tnude to enter a float in th" American Legion convention pa rade Saturday attei noon. Plans fill- the 'float Were discussed and w orli was si a rled during tho aft ernoon. Quartet Members Guests at Dinner Tho board of dii ectors of the 1 :nion county chamber of com merce eiiiwlnined ut u dinner par ty Kriday evening at the I'nion hotel in honor of the members of tile chumber of nomoierce quartet and their wives. Mr. und Mrs. Let ter Stoddard. Mr. and Mrs. U.. L. lmtion, Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Hlrnie and Mr. find Mrs. Sherwood Wil liams. , Coven: were laid for 2t ut one long table, which was attractively decorated wit h mixed bouquets of the season':; flowers. After dinner the party retired to Ihe hotel living room where a so ciable was enjoyed. The quartet nieiiibers a tided grealiy to th pleasure of the evening by sing ing three numbers. About iio persons gathered a I Ihe K. P. hall Saturday foj- din ner, which w:is served by th'- members of Oliver P. Morton Ite ll T Corps Xo. ST. In the afternoon the regular business session of (he corps was held, presided over by Mrs. Lama Hraden. One application for mem bership was received and two new members were Initiated, bringing the total membership now to 7i. Mrs. Hraden gave a report of her trip to the slate convention held at Salem. i Hut-tug Ihe dinner a program was enjoyed, consisting of a read ing and encore by Mrs. Hraden and a song by all of the members. The next regular meeting will be Monday afternoon. Aug. 1. The meeting scheduled lor Saturday. Aug. II a, will be postponed ami in stead a picnic will be held on the following Sunday. Aug. 21, at Klv- erslde park. ; The Victor class of the Central Christian church Sunday school held Its first picnic Sunday at the Cove swimming pool. The mem bers or the class left the church after the morning services; upon arriving at Cove lluy went swim Ing for about two hours, nfter which a picnic lunch was served. The class was taken to Cove m rai s donated by Mrs. C. F. Mr Phr rson. Mrs. Stew ard. Mr. Wat -noek and Mr. Feiierhelm. Member of the class and thrlr frlendi who participated ih th pa rt y were : M r. a ml M rs. Frn nk llar.lesty, Mrs. C F. Mcpherson. July Specials ST.p Botidnlr Kleenex T.'ic Owl Theatrical Cream both for 79 r.Op Rfd Feather Hair 39c !.'ic rt'rt K-;ilhi-r Phav Intr I.olion r.Or Tom, 1'oni I.nstir 39C TTiC Owl Ann'roli, bf-a- vy (Pint) 59tV T.'.c Owl Antl"plp So- Intlnri (pint) 59 Moon Drug Co. The ol Dnit Oo. EWS Mrj and Mrs. 1-Yuerhelm, Mr. und Mia.. Warnock. Mi'. Bud .Mrs. W. Gallagher, Mr. und Mm. Steward. Kenneth Feiterhelm, Hilly Oalla Kher, I torothy Stewart. IV lores Stewart. Pauline. Warnock, Kulh Warnock. Louise Hunch, Huz.l Mcl'hei son. lilunche Mcpherson. Vivian Culliitfher. Mudellne liut lather, Verdu, Keiierhelm, lste. Nelwon. Konore Pyle, Wlnlfrd Dunn and Kvciyn HaKer. The 1 .tidies society to the Bro therhood of Locomotive Firemen and , Kmlneinen will meet in reg ular session Tuesday evening at 7::ia o'clock at the. Knights of Pythias hall. There will be Initia tion. All members are urged to he there. Announcements I flran de Itomle (irclP Nn. 4 7. Neighbors of Woodcraft, will hold '0. picnle ut F.migruaJ Sprint:. Sun- l day. July SI. I The picnic planned by the Wom an's Christian Temperance union ; has be. n postponed umil Tuesday. July - MENUS j! lly sister .Mary llltllAKI'AHT Kresh apiients. rearty-io-strve cereal, c r e a m. creamed spinach with eirps mi teast. eriip toasi, milk, coffee. LINCIIKON lied tomato bouillon, salmon, pea and letitice salad, plover leaf mils, currant sponp. ciicoiinut macamons, milk, lea. DLNXKR lirolled veal steak. macaroni with tomato same, cu-i cumber salad. frozen custard.' milk, coffee. I Hrush veal steak lightly with! olive oil before broiling. The meat is so low in fat that extra fat is needed. Season with salt and pepper when done. Frozen Cusliml j Three cups milk. 1 t'l cups m-a nu In ted sugar, 1 i tablespoons I flour, 4 eRKS, 2 cups whipping cream, '4 teaspoon salt, 1 table- I Ueat eggs slightly. Mix and sift -sugar flour and salt and heat into emis. Heat milk to scalding . point in lop of double boiler, t Slowly add to epg mixture, stir- ring constantly. Return to double boiler and cook, stirring carefully until mixture coats the spoon, lie-. move from heal ami let cool. vwien coiu.'nim vanilla and cream w hipped until firm. Turn into mold and freeze in six parts Ice to one part Ice cream salt. It will j take about three hours to freeze without stirring.- PARK PERSONALS TH K PARK'. (Special) A. .1. Vandevnnter went to L'nlon Fri day on business. Miss Ida Hunter was a visitor at PondOMi Thursday. The fanners In The Park vicin ity areNbusy haying. Mrs. Fred Hradsha w motored to Haker Thursday. Othello and Heshler Lay are busy hauling poles out of the mountains tills week. Clarence Yunorder Is building fice this week. . I rs.. A. J . Va n d e va n t e r Is the owner of a new washing machine. Hay Hlanchard, of Klgin, was at The Park lust week. SOCIi'Y AVO.MKX MODPLS PAltLS (AP) Debutantes oc casionally take the part of manne quins at charity style shows, but noi often do the Paris Hoclety mat rons model gowns and hats as they did at the recent charity fete held at the home of Huron Louis Pie li on, one of the fine seventeenth, cent (try residences of Paris. Most of the big style creators originate models for the fete, among them ('allot. Lamin, Worth and Jenny. Proceeds of the fete went to the French Hed Cross. GUI K RAimiT WOHV PAKIS -The latest version of rabbit skin is green, sponsored by the house of Valenciennes. The dyed skins are Inserted In white wraps to (orm contrasting borders ami designs. The r:r;md Dnke N'icholns Nlch olaevltch has Just Issued his fiTth proclamation predicting the fall nf Bolshevism right away. If Hol shevlsm should fall It probably would surprise him s much as any of us. Stock Scarf ' One of th new tuck cnllan I faahloned of chiffon, has an a' j Itched acarf. to b worn wil j el.lher mlt er drea M r If s " lU - i OUT OUR WAY , ;: r MOO A QUARTER U 1 DOMT X T TO LJ. HARO-WOTOMeVNORO. ' "''' tftt"' HILGARD PERSONALS HII.C1AU1), (Special) Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Smith, from Perry, and Mr. und Mrs. Frank Snnford, from Hilgard, went to Catherini' creek Sunday on a fishing trip. Miss Kva Welmer was In La Graiide Sunday. ! Miss Marie Sanford nnd Howard 'and Harold Canlrell went for n horse back ride to Mt. Kmily camp where they visited their friend, j Junnlta Ihompson. Monday. J Lawrence Hawes. of La Grande, visited his cousin. Mrs. Karl Faye here Monday evening, Mrs. Pete Patrice was a La. Grande shopper Tuesday. George Kan kin was a lltigard visitor i uesuay. Mrs. Cluude Hart mess was In La Grande Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Cantrell and children. Howard. 1-Uirold and (Wanda, were La Grande visitors Wednesday. j KKRC San Francisco (4.r)4.3m- I L'arln Caye. who has been cm-'(jfiiikr) 8, movie club; S::t6. pro 1 ployed, by the state highway tie- Knim; S:45. orche.strn. old-time partment near Pendleton, Is spend- bund: !:4; lo 12, dance orchestra. ing a few days at his home here, j KOMO Seattle ( HMGm-'.t SOke ) S I Alex Matheson was in Lu Grande io $ musical program; in to I o : c, Wednesday. ' 'orchestra; li:30, news; 10:45 to John Price Is spending a few j::to, dance orchestra, 'days visiting his uncle, Aluil Able,, OA Denver (:t2fi.!tm-?2nkc) 1 on his ranch neur Perry. to s. orchestra. Mr. and Mis. Howard Stalret j KPXH Los Angeles (2f.2m were La Grande visitors Wednes- nuke) 8, program; S:.'tn to ;t:Sn, day evening. L----------- Mrs. Mabel Scott and children won in Iai Urainlc Wi-dncsilny MrB. Alex .MiitlH-soil wuh Alti'-nii visitor Thursiluy. Vernon I'ci'rc, of Portland, upending a few days here visiting Ms grundpurents, Mr. and .M is. WilllBln Cantrell. I Alex Matheson was In l.a Cirnnde ; Salnrday. j I'Yed Yonkey spent the week end at his home In l.a Cirande. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Kdwnrds ROSEBUD TO HONOR COOLIDGES ' Itof'bud Yellow- Ttobe. mot beautiful Rlrl hi the Sioux tribe, will ;ivit Chief Yellow Kobe lu conferring upon President Coolldk" the high'-st honors ut the tribe during the D;iys of "7'1 celeiun tion beginning Aug. o, at Deadwood, S. D. Koxebud was chosen by movie Judges as one of the five must beuuiiii.il co-ed :,t the University of South D:iJ;ota, BlfpRL mam ' TP I '.SHAY'S Pit Hi HAMS The National Hroadcasting com puny program for Tuesday night from H to in will be "Hits and Hits of Vienna broadcast over KC'O, K PO. KOMO. KIT, KH(J. KC;. KCiO Oakland (.tS4. -4111-1 suite) S to !, The Pilgrims; Ut to iu;3u, entertainment ; Hkii to 11, 'sur- prise. KtiW Portland (49 lin-fll OUc) 8 to It. educational talks; lu to 2, dance music. Kl-T Los Angeles (Ms.iim-n"- V) program ; It' to 11, danco 'orchestra. i I KPO San Francisco (422. 8m- 7H)i(c) S to 9. fireside, hour; 1ii4o j t dance music from Spokane are viHittiiK Mr. nn WiiiiIh' sister. Mrs. Cuy 'Iliom I l.rue. here for a few days. Is! Mr. and Mrs. Andy lllxon. ol I.n Cirande. are upending a lew days hern visltlni? M i . 1 ilxon's pur- cuts, Mr. and Mis. William inxon. t'liarles clxon was a l.a liialide visitor Hnturdiiy. ilunean McHonnld from l.a f'.rande was a vlHitor of William IHxon reeenlly. 3 By Williams rn u i pat. Of f: mmt mia twvtct. iwc idanci; orchestra; 8:30 to in, round by, round boxing event: 1" to 11, proKiam; It to 12, orchestra. Kti A- Spokane (260.7m- ll&O kc) s to 9, organ concert: 9 to in, studio program. ( Alt IS TOW Kl 11 MILKS SANTA FK, X. M. !r. KugPne W. Flsk, of this city, claims the long-distune? record for being fowed. Dr. Flsk found, when he was ready to return from a trip to a far-distant farmhouse, that the generator of his car was burned 'ut, a two-ton truck cjuue to his rescue and towed him 77 miles. from iJi Venlaua to Albuquerque, over the most hazardous of moun- tajn ruads. The trip look five hours. The tow rope broke once and the truck went on nuhie miles before the driver discovered he had lost his trailer. j ( The term 'whip' upplled to cer tain members of parliamentary bodies Is derived from the 'Whlp-pcrs-ln' of a hunt men whose joh Jit Is to whip up lugfflnir hounds 'and so !o keep the piicTc together and obedient to orders, . m. LOSTINE PERSONALS I.OSTINK. Hii.i'liil) Mm. J. IX , SonunrrH una lu-r diiiiKtitcr, Mrs. 1 Hurl Hllllwt'll, ot Pt'itilU-lon, word Rtli'fttft ut tilt W. ('. Klrcnor lintmi Tui'mlny nnil WVilm'inliiy. Mr. Sllllw.'ll wn flBhiiix in Ihf l.o.sliiul rivor. i .Mr. am) Mir. rn-tirK' HixlK'. I-YimI fluiiiinoi'k nriil Mr. unit Mrs. I'Vril Hmiinioi'k Jr.. nf Stilom, wtro plrnirlnir Hiimluy :il Wutlowu In kr. They left Monthly for tht-tr htiint' In . Knlfin. I M rs. Iterkb-y Caudle and Mra. i Joe Caudle enlert allied the Loh- llnc ComnumHy club on Ihe afte noon of .1 uly K. There were ! mcrnlitTH and Ihree vtsllorH pre cnt. After I he regular ImihIiichn meelins ll socialilc was enjoyed. Hei'rcNhmeniN wero wcrved by Iho 1 hosl esses. The next meeting will h( held al tho home of Mr. and ' ' Mr. Horner, of Knierpiise. f- ter havtiiK been nt Lostlne on bttsl- ness returned Thursday to Knter- Mr. llllil Mrs. I'ergllKon wpent Sunday al Chimney lake fishing. Mrs. Hiiisley and children, of Joseph. are visiting friends at I Lost in e. j lr. Pohy. at one time a ib ntlst or Kigtn mil later a resniem oi .nn. 'mm) ..p, . ,...r Poriland. together with Anhley er, Ida., wuh called hero recently Kuley ami Mr. Murphy visited Sun- hy the lllneSH of her daughters, day and Momlav al the home or Mm., K. H. Mofftl. Mr. and Mrs. O. .. Poley, of Los- i MIm Vadna Applegate, of Mn !),. 1 terprise, Ih HlayiiiK with her sister, Mm. MnrK Cow n,l Mr-.. H.l ? , V'"',y ,W'",'" I h"r -row w. ro vIsIIIiik at Wi.llown j ; " "uh0- ,,, Momlay. Thi.y il.,l Mr -w f " 1 T ' , , tfl. ... 'th St. Luke hospital of Spokune, Spencer and Mih. Moffit while " rM , 41 ... , 1 s spend ng her vara on n Wal- M n. Cecil Chllders. Paul Crow ami ltoyd Parsons had their ton sils removed last week al Knter- I j prise. ayne i row, son, 01 i-. m. row. i nrrlved Frld- from Salem where he has been attending iv'iool. He I ami his sister. M'.sh Minn Crow, are visiting friends on Hurrb-ane creek. Mr. nnd Mrs. Clenrgi nriilwell and children, of Portland, spent tho ... .. . .... ... eit enu ai ine nome oi irieuuit. Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Crow and dnughler. Father, Mr. and Mrs. M. Crow and children und M r. nnd Mrs. 8. L. McGill were plenlelng In the north country and ale their dinner at Hed Fir They discovered a few green huckleberries, Mrs. Guston nnd daughter. Mrs. Litchfield and three children, of j Wallowa came to Lostine Tuesday I An ancient Toltec poem deplct mornlng Tor u visit with friends, ing the splendors of tho city of Lostlne Is the home of the struw- Tula In Uh golden uge has been berry as they thrive at every place unearthed In Mexico. It Is known big enough for a vine. I Mr. Cook, us "The Song to Quetzalcoutl, and who Jived three miles up the south was put Into Written form by the fork Of the Wallowa has exhibited Spanish hlstorlnn, Sahagun, at tho the finest berries yet. On Tues- time of Cortes conquest. i day there were from 75 to 100 gal- , ' of berries picked from il small I patch. ' I T1,p dllly 111 of fur0 for I,,t't Jack Lowery, an old miner, rnmn a hippopotamuH In the New York down from Knterprise und stopped Zoo, consists of 160 poundu Of hay, over night going -on to Wallowa 16 loaves, of . bread ft heads of w here he expects to go up Hear' -cabbage,' and dO pmimln of com creek to the head of Mlnam where stalks1. Could You Get Extra Cash In An Emergency? If you suffered an accident and were, put out of work, or had a long and expensive sickness in the family, or you had a chance to buy a house and lot at a bargain could you raise the necessary cash in such an emergency? s If you have, saved a little of your income right along, if you have accumulated a few bonds or other good securities, if you have invested in a good piece of real estate then you'd natur ally expect that you could borrow a little extra money when needed. But if you have never saved anything, if you've always spent everything you could make, if you owe more bills than you can pay under those, circumstances, you'd hardly blame anyone for refusing you a loan. Your credit is a very tangible asset that is built or destroyed by the way you handle your financial affairs. Your banker can advise how your credit can best be strengthened. We. are glad to have a friendly talk with you any time on reasonable plans for saving and investment. Member Federul It ener ve Fortieth Yoar ... I REM A RKA RLE PRICE REDUCTIONS For the last few days of our 1 July Sale ! PUTMAN'S Read y-to-W ear and Millinery he has mtnliiK claims. i ' I Hilly Steel, of Knterprlse, h vIn- I ttins bin Hlsler, Mrn. Honald Court. WASITI MfJTOlM (AP) The Oeii liey, tills week. cral Kederatlnn of Women'n clubs i Mildred KvanH, of Alder Slope, i one of the laiRest oiKunissntloim Ik spending the week with her aunt, Mrs. HovIh. Mrs. LMnu Hull, of Wallowa, is visltlnjf a few days with O. '.. I y. Mr. and Mrs. Mcfllfford. of l.a Cross. Wash., relumed Tuesday to their honn. after visit ins wil h Mr. , . AM Oildersleevc. Mnt vaU(l Mllhon lin,i daughter j ,.ft 1(y HtllK0 Tuesday for McKwen near Haker where they will spend thn summer. t Mm. Waller Spencer underwent a major operation at the Wullowa i hospital Tuesday. She Is getting along an well uh couhl he expected. I iuuu ruiiiuy. rii m vintiiim mm Mr. und Mrs. Kdgar Marvin and j Mrs. V. A. Rearlea. Mr. and Mrs. Hurland Hitffmnn. of Wullowa. visited Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Fleenor. HITCHING l'OSTS GO ST. PFTKll, Minn. Automohlles .keep banging Into the Iron hitching posts on Main street, and so the survivals of Dobbin's day are to be , i'miiiuvoiI from St. Peter streets. ! 11K1 l.lTTKn DAY KVAXSTON, Ml. On the day that Mr. niut Mrs. Hymn I'. Stevens were graduated from Northwestern university they became the parents of a daughter. . Tiennireen Over of Friendly Service HAM NY MKMHKltS "1 women in the world, having more than 1 I.dihi inemhcr clubn with a total membership of-ipore : than :',nu.,ao.i. ' The loot of the modern girt has within hist derade outgrown ! Ihe 41t st. w liieh for Keneralioiirt ' was the avetase size of the foot of the American woman. Athletics ami diineing are said to he the cause. (Jullii-Pereun was unwillingly discovered by Dr. Thomas W. FvniiK. a Lancaster. Pennsylvania, dent 1st, while looking for n sub Htitute for gold foil for toolh fill ings, i. MAKES GIRLS MORE ATTRACTIVE Wouldn't you. too. like a, face pow der that will keep the shine away stay on longer spread smoothly not clog the pores and ulway be so pure and fine? It Is made by a new French Process and Is called MKLLO-GLO. f It is surely it wonderful Fare J'ow tier. Just try MLLLO-GLO. Glass Drugs, Ine. Adv. i CJsrCthaXkd. tfVtw. 7? r- ..i. . ?IW Ifcr 1 I i