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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 26, 1927)
Tuesday,' July 26, 1927. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three Society News Voice Students - Annoar at Church ": In Song Recital guild s p c i flhe next lliweting, Aug. j horn- of the former. OUT OUR WAY (Special) The Ladies" i'iit un enjoyable afternoon 1 at the. Ascension grove Thursday, i It was a no-hostess party un-l ' J during the afternoon thro- tabhs ere ut play. Miw tte.j high wore A similar piirty )i;ih been plan-I tl to I... II. I.I mi tin. iridl .. 'I'll lit-.. I T-,.,.. '"wum "'Liny llili-i et I nun tin1 first group, ; ' A la i Fit a! I i. crowd gathered at the cfl.ytfiiuu church lust eve- ulnx for the mid-summer song w! Kelly made Mrs. J-usH- Ai Ho.sk ins wire pr.-; Aug. 4. Announcements The White Hose club will iiifot ut Itlv.-rsjilv parii Wednesday m't-j fmouij, The club members will b'j joined by their families In the eve-' u It ich waH ;given by Miss J uii Williams, lip lit- final numbers hy Mimh I'tilHy ltobbH4 ami each group vyns rce i ved' wjt h fill huslusm Lji Ut" la m- iiiiinhif- In attendance, lite main auditorium of the church being tilo'd to capacity besides h -veral In th' nalcony. , Tin i it a I was It decided sue cfsx. much of which was due lo the sympathetic accordance of th-'lnil I,n'1 11 pi'ic piano accompanists. Mm. T. K. ''"joyed ut o .Mavu. ll and Miss Ib-leii William. Miss ll'-h ii Williams also phtyvd n ii lu nit i-i oil i in which her ta lelt vas clearly IoohhM "Ut. M iss Wll- vh- . . tin i ii h has hi -it stud ving at t he ' Vntversiiv of Oregon for the punt I 'VK (Special) -The Women's hv. i ami 1h an neeomnlishcd I rhlh will- hM itH regular meet In-; nimdeian. H'-r numbers last ninhl 1 in ii4-r cluck. will 1 The r ! morrow nrkdule club afternoon will meet u at fttwrsh! were "A r n h a s i ii c en l-'nrnie i d' l it tide" by l.i'schi'li'.'.ky." "No-1 tin lit- Opus M No. 4' by Criegand! I-;, nla isir- lnt prom ptu" by Chopin. Wr cticorc number was also by (Mmpin. The rcclla! proK-raiu was in two parts, M ins .ban Willlam.H op-ning the first part with "Who Know.-;" hy Itall "Nocturnf" by I tense ami "Ma l.il Halt. -an" by Strickland. Vhe s cimkI student to appear win Miss " Miblr.'d MuHiolland. who saiiff "I Know a Lovely Garden" by I ' iai .lelot. "K en as the Klow er" by K niKht-I.oKan and "You in a .Oondola" by Clarke. :hh Tiilllaii Ashby SiiiiK "Ho in the Thiiisday, July ;s. Imii-y inil.Hn-. : the MENUS li SUivr Mary ; It II K A K K A ST Uawpbei -: rlcs, i rujJy-Uj-servc cereal, cream, naff, cook.-d fgg crujp toat, iiiiii; coffee. ( 1,1'NCHKON Shrimp im.i. toasted ("uckerH, fruit naiad, whole wheut bread and buttvr saod w ichcH, milk, ired tea. itiNNKK Urol led lamb khlney chops;, creamed ncutt, slicetl toma- "MlOcli. . etiifl.-ii nttrl t.irt..;iin,l.. Tiud- by Korster, " Sing of to,mMin. mUU( t.()fjV(li l.ove of J--an" by Wekerlin an- The u.iuh chops ar served with "Son,? of HongH- by Moya. and 1 8li(l(.Hi (. ti.n of oranK,.H. Mrs. Kdna Malh-y-Stonchreaker , sang "Just Awearin' for You by; , with minced mint. Wash the fro., j well, hut do not peel and be sur-? 'all seeds are removed. Nhi-iiiiji lilt)) MOW WAfCtl AiHER SHE l RAUC ? 1VVKxri)H -Lit 7! t r. t 0v:ftM?V UXX1 AT l.vie. ?-(ll' MtQF.M KvATC H Ft f? A HOUR, t CoT wvu.)f pi i'k'cro . I FROM vwrti?i-iiM'nvMr n-, ! Bt.EAR, from lf I UllN I X yl I .Ml I AM GOT joTvU BoT, 1M AGiTTM rX NOW rrjwy I 1 ByWilliamsil HEALTH itnd "Thf Memory" by Pat Ion Imh'ii" by I t'Mar.lelot. (hie of the outstanding numhcis on t he progr::in was "Creole Swinff Sons" by I enxe. sung by Miss H-tty Cochran, .Mrs. I.co Mil ler playing the violin ohligut". Miss Cocliian's other ntinrhers were "( ine Memoi y" by KSHs and 'Spring's a l.oveable l.adyc" by IMIiot. Mi.-s Helen Williams closed the first half ol the program with r piano group. The neeond part consisted four no in hers. Miss (ier! rude Ma - I vies, who was scheduled to appe-irj being unable to perform. Tom Hriiee was the fu st to appear and j he sang "Invictus" by lluhn. "An' Hd fashioned Town" by Siulie and "P.andelero" by Stuart. M i s. C. S. Moore sang Home" by !vo.ak. "The Hirlh nt the Mom" by l.-ont and "l-Vlic" by l. it in:; nee" and Mrs. Leu I 11. ItiiKsi !l siiiiu "n the Shore" hy Neiiliiuir-r. "Melisande 1 the Wood" ity Cloel. and "Clorlndu' by Morgan. The final group, by Miss Daisy Ilohbs, included "Uream Days" hy Ashi'oid. "Mignon" by H'llarde loi, '-I Passed by Your Window ' by Idaho and "Wishin and Kish-in- " by Weils. The performance of each oT Hie sludenls was good and received much applause from the audience. The church was prettily decor ated with bouqHelH of summer i towers, forming an attractive set ting rm- the iecMa,l. The usher were Mrs. A. V. I.lndgren, Mm. Kloyd S. Sherwood, ami Misses tiorothv Kbcrhnrd, Violet, llodg fton, M.irjorie Ueynnlds and Lots Kelson. .Mrs. 1 Joskins is planning a re cital of her more advanced stu dettts for sone-i ime during th-"1 autumn. She will leave this week for I'oi Hand, where she w ill he during the month of August with Ycafinan tlriftith acting as secre tary for his master rlnsses. She plans to upon her fall classes S'-pl. 7. Country Woman's Club Entertained ni;.N(iK HALL (Special) Mrs. Charles Spencer, assisted hy Mrf. Uert Croat, entertained the Coun try Women's club at the Blue Mountain grange hall Friday aft ernoon. The usual routine o(, business, preside. I over by the president, was foMowe.l by a social hour, durin-T which time refreshment!! wen served. fjiesls of lite club were Mm. A. R Huff and Misses lean Wright anl .luanita Spencer. Mrs. Ivlward .lasper Olid Mrr. 1,. I. Wriuht will have charge of WASHINGTON (AP) -BTjee may bo considered some quartern, but us far as thu One cun cleaned fresh shrinio- I eluh women of Hits country are , ance to the listing and the subse- 1 cup cooked fresh peas. 3 tabb -1 concerned. It is a state of delight ' MUent teaching of the unlettered spoons butter, 1 i tablespoons' not compatible with the highest men, women and children, flour, 2 cups milk. teaspoon ' American standards. j North Caromm haw the rfistlnc- paprika. 1 egg. 1 hard cooked eirg, ! .Those who belonic to the Gen j tlou of being thu first stuto to com teaspoon suit. era I Federation of Women's clubs ' plele Us survey. It is enrolling ex- Slelt butter, stir In flour and? have adopted a working program perienced teachers for tho S.&IKi il when thoroughly bbnded slowly' which will go far, they, believe, to (literates of Himeomb county, in add milk, titifring constantly. Seu-jhustvii tho erasure of illiteracy some classes three generations of son., with silt and iiupriha and from tho I'nlteil StateH. and so the same family study together. In of; bring to the boiling point. Addjruisu the country from its position 'Alabama, teaching began early in sHiiuiiiM- uou yeua u'i ii oi lenin among me jnerai' nation:; Jiny, as uvun a rne x.ovtn&ran over hot water for la minutes to of the world. thoroughly heat. Heat egg slight ly and stir In when ready to serve. Serve on 'toasted cruckers or toust and. garnish with slices, of hard cooked ei:g. coin'! Fresii shrimp) are usually ritiwtirmm growths snd aw ahh LKi'ud I hem uccariUug to th de- Igree of severity, (imdes I and 2, , being less svvfiv than tirades .1 ami ; 4. ;m mom m&p&mA'tt t& ireai I meut ttiul may lu reached Uy a I w itlei" raiiK of en rut I vt ineusures. The modern surgeon with lahot- , prompt aud so detintio a report on I tills matter of degree of severity, I I hut he Is uhlo to plan his opera tion on- lHI added inJoraib5. CUUCfl' iH U CLOL Of tlHHUQ Cells, Although what can sen Him cells to I divide is not yt understood, wo Jdo kn&w I but prore f lb abs- lease If unmolested by troutnient, 'and are acquainted with the mans 'by which cancer Rpree.ds and re ! enrs. f I'ancers liave their beginning in ( growths, and If removed ; early, chance fop euro fs more cer iitm. Syeral iltftort form ftt utlack have been developed. I'liriii i rly, there was hut one removal by knife. When this wa impos slh)t &n nmmn e iVie extent s? the growth, the case was consider ed hopeless and nothing further wan uuemptod. Itm mtr knowidga has gr&n amazingly, ami we now find In Bonn' cases that the intelligent urn j arirornomre, .for radlurn ana x-ray is u nniimi The imavd of ediveaiitftt of MsiFJe- aid t snrgery. tnftbUnff uR ! contributed $tbMi. More Hum l.lMio .reach more cases than heretofom. I illiterates wer listed In schools.) Fled rothermlc methods (t he use j whops artri rnifls of Kennehec Coun-. of Jiigh frequency current frtoo . tv. Through a sueakliiK rammtlsn )r-irini a itreat rsifislon of sur- Tgnor-. that school and public officials, anionic inen"H and women's oreanl-1 ifeiv's usefulness tn the fight bliss in hvomrn of other organizations and vutions. teachers were recruited nirninst cancer, by making it pos-t specially trained in short Htble to destroy the growth m (he eiMT BY HE ItWVKglHC. -ltAIM KMI'T." I'SKI'IIj IV CAXtliK St m.'I KV H tm'K A. V'lU, M. iht Stw YMk Vlty It is on record that fifty years ao, when u wealthy New X ark j woman affretl to donate funds tr ' i Hie erection of a cancer pavilion as pa.it of one of the leudlng hos i (Ktals. fne trtiAteea aC that institu jtiuii ri"aed the t(r bt'anji no ; hoiipitul at thai time could endure i Hie sHkhiii of having a department fuf thv treatment of cuncer. i The yennr sirrco have brought ) mm U kuaw ledge. i"uiuer is U9 j I timer a repel lunt mystery. We I now know many different forma of Onjx "Pointed 1.65 1.8S Silk UoHteru 1.93 2.00 PUT MAN'S La Grande's Exclusive Read ff'to-W ear and MUlinerjf Into the lymphaUcs, which are a Jli.-ouli closed system of vessels. This is . tl)lj jn hiwhiy VBhmblo us emphsshtirrg th wlsttmii ef ukIhk high t vvtiueui' iUUTents. It encourages, til so, a ,u ordinary sewing needtje sultalde handle. Brougltt in contact with the body, this cut Hug current causes ft separation""! whler iiw of th endoiiierm knife or cutiJng rttrrertt. Thla Is, strictly sneaking, not o knile at all. It is an electric cur rent OT rudlo-ll'eUecy. oneratiag (the tlvMiic with a thin line of cojhji f l.'fhfrff on imih sides of thr? incisor ' Thin s.-iila, iU( UK-He tyuiphutlcs uud j tends to prevent tho spreuiling of r cells. Women's Clubs Follow Survey With Drive on U. S. Illiteracy social workers gave great assist- limj salty cold using unil should be water for one freshened lu hour befor Early in the year, the federa tion inniiKurutcd a "county literacy survey." Those states winch joined In iarie County. Teachers of the were to prepare a Ust of persons public uud vocational schools will in a typical county of their state teach the illiterate ther. who ould neither read nor write. Few white IWiterates ware found courses, Hccuuse of their initial , tissue .It is cut out, success, the clubwomen of Maine j .The surgeon and the laboratory decided to continue the work in tho man are working In hurniony In the remitting i counties, liiinois Htudy of cancer. They are j-fMn ulso is making It a state-wide auv- to the general puWie, a well a to. vey. Jdyj medical profession, the results Since compulsory school uttend-jof Ihelr research work and expert ance went into effect in New Jence. . i liIHhire a few jrni ogo, Mrs.) Thus, Ir. WUHam J. Mayo, a Itlaclunan wild the number of UUt- 'member of the Uorgas Institute, re- I crates has been somewhat reduced. 1 cently said that bacteria and ran- irowever. Starfoni County pre- car relis do not pass direr fy Mo tented a problem on sccoimt &t tho tho amaries. or anwll blood vea nuinber of foreign born mill hands, sols, as we used to think; but are curried by the white uioou ecus county list was complete. Wisconsin's stale university as. sisted the women in their survey i Nebrnska has un illiteracy com mission of 12 members of which a former president of the ntut Fed- , fe.demU&n project erntton of Women's clubs is chair man. A survey followed by a prac- -Arm Powder Box Wffex Jn her preliminary rejjort. Mrs. j in Washington Votsnty, I'a.. where ticaf tcacfifng- pfan brought Ne-. William F. rtlackmun of Orluiulo, j there are said to he 1 1 ,ou unlet- braska's lllitevacy problem almost l-'la.. chairman of the committee on Stored persons. Ono prospective to the vanishing point, A one education, commends more than a pupil Is a prosperous farmer who county survey was made, however, dozen stales for prompt srtion in J wishes to learn to read enough to In order that the state might rrot . Hie campaign. The report says obtain a license to drive his, new iuls participating In the general other states whose reports soon will be ready are Kunsus. Ken fucky, Virginia. West Virginia, fnf- ifoisjUii, Arkansas Florida asd Ohio. Evening w lime Lights are law you are tired, don't feel like, reading --- just want to sit down in the easy , chaitr . . to completely relax from the trials'-, of the day ... to tune in cri an Atwater-Kent Radio Set i .. . and have your mental cares wafted away, by energy-reviving music ... oh, man . . that's rest! , Elmer Steele, endurance driver, has his auto mobile equipped with one of our radios. Electrical Fixtures Frigidaires Jesse Itosenbaum X('.v lU-y Ill'liC. ,... ,. A metal autl enamel powder ls at tached lo a mulie liljbuu trimmed with flowers, Is to lie worn on tha " ' . arm. when UiincliiR.. She MODERIffiYr MODERN DAY WEATIIERLY the Quality Ice Cream Moon Drug Co. Aif: For The Owl Knif Co. : f.ftta,v, tuif n; i'rt vrftte r,.J I- I Rl T . IM li 1 1 1 ill ftpf I 11 C.AV ULMj bl.idri oi Loi Angr!es aie conlinujlly asking Allene Riy, movie stir.wlut time il is. Alltne hai one of llie new' kr.re vatclie that add much lo llie intcieitjBLthe.dy' lioui.. This Range Gives You ' Every Afternoon Off YOU can stay out of the kitchen all afternoon every afternoon if you have this electric range. Meat, vegetables, a dessert, will he perfectly cooked without any attention from yon. Just place the food in the oven set the clock and the thermostat.. At the hour set, the clock turns on the current. Then, when the oven reaches the right heat, the thermostat automatically turns off the cur rent. Cooking is finished by stored heat in the most economical way. The Clock Is The Cook When you have this electric range, you save time for club meetings, matinees, visiting. And you save food, as well. For this oven retains so much moisture that very little evaporation takes place. The result is that portions are larger, and food goes further than ever before. GeJ a Westinjjhouse Automatic Electric THE RANGE WITH THE CLOCK FREE! With each Full Automatic Range purcha; erl this month we will five one of the new Kollins beaters, selling regularly for 520. Eastern Oregon Liht & Power Company Blue Mountain Mm FT TT TT FT Ii lf All li l-i (xSl j the food which Elmer Steele-depends on to carry him through to success on his 146-HOUR ENDURANCE RUN "I am still going strong with only 21 hours more to go. I am greatly indebted to Blue Mountain Milk for the wonderful condition I am in." ELMER STEELE. Wake Blue Mountain Ice Cream your "cool joy" you can gt i it at all the leading soda fountains in La Grande. Blue Mountain Creamery Home Of Blue Mountain Ice Cream Blue Mountain Butter Blue Mountain Milk Eastern Oregon's Most Modern Milk Plant r t
