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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 30, 1927)
Saturday, July AO, 102?. LA GRANDE EVENING 6RSERVER Page Three &SOCIETY-N EWS OUT OUR WAY Presbyterians In Annual Picnic . peek-a-boo! SfVfral vom'n of the misslon nry soeiely uf I he PlrM f'renhy tt'rian ehureh here ut tended tin nnmiul picnic of tho Presbyterian Missionary soriety of 1'nion yeater-. iluy, which u hold at the hom' rt Mi'H. CiihleU on Catherine ereek, about three milts beyond In Ion. A Hon k st-rvlre and shaft pro jfnim iiuulc up the afternoon's en ; tninmeni. .Mrs. A. T. HIM, pres, itent o( the (irannv Honde presby tery, (rave a report of the biennial, vVhleh she ut tended In I. oh Ange. les, t"al., several vel;n ago as a rt'lefrnt" frfirn 1 he Orande Homl1 prentiyte ry. A picnic riinni-r wan served liy i committee from the I'nton Hnctety. t , .Meniberfl ' the rtOMenhailiil famHy met at ItlviMside pari; Thursday evening for a fnnuiv ' picnic honoring I laiiey A. Van -Soy, Mrs. K. Itosenba urn's cousin, wl(.n is visit ills' here from I. on? JHeaeh. Cal. . A picnic dinner was enjoyed anil Itn remainder ol the time wan Hiehl virtith.it. yhosn present, besides .Mr. Van .'oy und Mrs. Fiosenltftiiin were ".Mrs. Kill Zand el und faniily, Alt, and Mrs, Jess Itusenhaum und family, Mr. and M en. Hax Mmre and family, Mr. and Mm. Kverett KuHenlmum und little daughter, and Mr. and .Mrs. Kd Strieff. Birthday Party At Miller Home Miss Miriam Miller, who ts vis iting here from Vale, (.Ire., with her father. Archie Miller, enter-1 mined n numher of friends Wed-1 nesday evening, the occasion beinj her 1 1 h Idrthday anniversary. j flames wer enjoyed duriiiK the , evening and refreshments were j fierveil. Milan tavors were K've-i to each of Hie children present. . Those in attendance were Misses Marie Silk. Marjorie Spencer, Hi ty Barms, Albeit Prior, Marie Kfeffan, Louise Morris. Wilina See. Anetie Sloeltinjf und Miriam Mil ler, and llaiold I.orkwood, Hobert l.orkwood, Fred Iteenian, Vernon Hlocliiittf, Harold Hansen, l.eu Hansen and I lurry Johanson, A wooden John Held, Jr., Bheik rises surprisingly out of the cen ter o( a helge felt flower, grinning smuglYt the knowledpv-Oiat he Is the last word in sports wear. SKIHTS NOW CHKAKKl) 1.IKK SIH.VS THOISKItS Announcements J - . i The Neighbors of Wooilcrnft picnic scheduled to take place at j;miKrunt Sprint; tomorrow will fco held at Kiverslde park Instead. All inemhers ate asked to meet at th? K. I', hall at 10 o'clock where cars will he provided. LONDON' Al') Trousei- creased are the latest anion-; the fair m-:; uf London's smart set. The creases are Ironed into the skirts, uf k ray -flannel suits now puptrlar with Hriiish society wom en, and run from waist to hem on each .side. Despite the "trouse-r creases," however, dresHinnkers say there is nothing masculine a ho tit the suit. A gray tell hat, worn with the outfit. . has a wide brim and is ornamented with n silver hatpin. t. , Miss Wichita J .1 -tvu'ia be. good r KEWPiE SE.-Z HES GETTY W TOO rAT ME. GOE. OtTf PV.AM1M CtOLF AFfEf? WORK' right fpom . HA -n A- WAIT -fn' BOLL ' A'SKS HIM WHAT HES GOiki' -f "DO Nflt4 iflEM MOSVROOM OoSTERS. t5E A KieW FACE 1M IH" FROMT PAMK 0 1H PtRSplRATlOtJ SOUAD. OWE WEEVOM TH' V REPAIR CrAWGr AM' HE LL BE K USlKl" "faEM SCCyS FoR CANES AWOURSELF. 1 IV -C-i UoRQl F WOMF Okl. ' , By wniiams, EDITORS TO MEET AT ROSEBURG, ORE, well nfi' Boll MKJT GOT WO". COUTROL OvER VOO AFTER WORitJ Fiv Voo So W vwomt haue. wo COUfROL OWER J 1 a c 13 JrC KO. u. s. wt. orr. FROM A POSTfiON ItJ A 0b8. 01977 BY MA ttRVtU, INC Reservations Indicate the Largest Group Will Convene Aug, 5-0 Otie Group H a I ft Drastically Reduced , . Values to $11.50 Now JW..9J PUTMAN'S La Grande's tixvtunive Read ihto-W ear and Millinery HfSKIlT'l;fi. Ore.. July :;a (AC) ' j- Itt'ServaliOiis for the Stiit.- K.H , toi-ial assix'tallon convntion to he I held in ItoselmrK Auuustfi atnl i. . Indicate t hat t he titt inlance w HI I prohnhly he larger than at anv I previOHH f'onventlon of the irc;ali ' Iwitlon and preparniioiiM for Hie enlertalniilent of the editors and memhei-K of their families are he in? based upon epect,uion of a htur crowd of visit or s. iarly 1 very weekly and daily pap r in OreKOiS hns entered in t he front pae make-up contest for. which the Hoselnn'K News Iteview is of fering two silver cups, one for the best aptearinK dally and one for llm uri.klv front D.ll'i' All. ,h,T ,o.l.y to I,.- wn.i .lurln.r 1I- "nu," "'' 1 '"''I The Iniernlaiillns ..f lrrlBali.l or- -I,nv,.nti.m is u huK.. nip o.i.-r...i , "'" "''' I'V ""' l- ;. lmr.lH with - oihrr rro In fio liv the Itoiu'biHlt clianilifr ol inn- I A ul i niont l,ih.m, and which In : r,unilly prnrilrrd wiltl profit to merrp dk li lrl:'.f nl lln' rililM i;il ' 1 1 i r I'ont.'MsioMM of llic iiuilliiil I I he crower Hinl without Injury lo Kolf loui niimi'lil ; lo l- In I.I Snlur- . ninrVin Ho y xai.l tin y left In u the tren. iirovl.le.l t-ver .toim diiv niornliiK AtiKUMt ft. itarlir nit a t'iffi; ni-ar a wind-fall lake the plare of irueivronK hef.ire The edttorti will int'et In liuslni sa li. .'. w hrrc they eoneealed t hem- the Ireen lu oduce In liuantlty. neKSionn l'rlilay uiornlni; ami after- j . . - .. . r....r . , noon and will then be enlertaine.l i , 1, .. Officers Fail To Find Missing (Inn M i:i Kul;l, ttre., July :lu (A.l't - I'or sewn hours yesl rilny s. .irrliiiiK party of five men, head ml hy t'hi.'t' of I'olice McNahh, of Ash I; - ml, and ( 'omily Jut lei- 1 l;e I mill did, of Med ford , trumped over liu' Siskiyou mountains near MV. ' 1 ''' holdup of Oct. 11, HUM, for selves for a week after the crlmn. ' A cr'.'I; was round und mnpm- , erahle vvlndfallen triPH, Ant"f no . Kun and no cache. Tho sherlff'H office, howi ver, wffT f-ondhct ri seciind nearch In Iho near iitnre. The lie AiitremuiHrt HiiKt, Jtay anil it iy - urv now serving if m-nlt nr-'K jit S:ih-m, follow Intf the i-onviiiion of HtiRh and (he con fessions of the other two. HEALTH MENUS lly Sl-ilee. Mnly . Tl 1 1 K A K K A ST It I pe pear.l. ce real, cream, fried bread, syrup, ; mill;, coffee. l.rNl'll i:OX Jellied fish, lat tice potatoes, Tarker House rolls, sliced npticolH. plain enke, milk, tea. IUNNKR Fried sprlnR chicken, baked sweet potatoes, preen beans in cream, asparagus salad, peach parfalt. milk, coffee. The jellied fish suggested In the luncheon menu can be prepared the day before and kept on Ice . until wanted. The combination Is rather unusual In that the jelly is made will) beet juice. Jellied 1'isll One and one-half cups cooked finked halibut. 4 new beets, 1 ',4 tablespoons gelatine. 5 tablespoons cold water, 1 green pepper. I cup 1 diced celery. teaspoon salt. teaspoon pepper. tablespoons lemon juice. Scrub beets and cook In bolllllB water until tender. Iteserve cutis water in which heels were cooked. 1 irop heels in cold water, slip off skins and rut In dice. Soften itelu tine In cob! water. Add hot beet water and stir until Kelatlne Is dis. solved. " Let cool when beninnlns to Met udd fish, beets, celery, pep per cut in shreds, salt, pepper and lemon juice. Mix lightly with o fork and turn Into n mold dipped in cohl water. Place on lee to chill and become firm. Ilemove from mold and cut In Slices to serve. I &-ii v;.-fcv.aii k, i$ ! Ss-Zt li 1 m v 1 A man in Washlnnton catiKhl a white robin Willi pink eyes. If It had been a pink elephant that would have been news. Puiriresled sloEan for the I.e pion: "I'aris, we are broke!" Agmel tho concentrated sap of the Maguey plant ohl.iin-d in Mexico. has be. n (,'lvinrT wonderful results In th treatment of hir?h bloo ! pressure, diah tes. stomach troubles and HrlKht'n ilis- Kl'ie. Moon Drug Co. Attntl For The Hrng Oo. - A 5k for s unr AfT'nM JH-rattir-. Miss Mildred Orr, yomiK society tin!, will represent Wichita In the liatitnial .beauty pageant nl Allan tit Cityl i .September. Miss Orr won- the lienors in a contest in wliich :;7 girls were ciitcr.'d. what rioitihv i thi-: six th own (;oiu;ak lly (;eoiKe K. Hardy, M. I Panifia, I'la. Member f'orjia.s Memorial Inslitule We Amerieuns are iiuick to for get the threat deeds of our ancestors. We !- 1 1 tl the hero of the 'moment. but he quickly passes from the scene. At this season of the year, when malaria is liable to stalk through the land, how many of us think of the ureal work of floruits in ev.tdicalinK yellow feyer and ma laria from t'uba and tlie t'anal Zone, und the relation this work bears to the present heullhy condi tion of the South in general, and. In particular to the old, yet new slate of 'Florida. Contrast, the present condition nf lorida with its condition In ltitlO, yhen (iorKas wan -heg-innins- his Work" In t uha, Jae'teStm vllleTvlts't he mily city of any size In the stale. The population was .small, living conditions were had, and malaria was prevalent. Veople in the south considered Florida unhealthy and refused to fro there. It was known that a few yellow fever eases were present. To day. Florida is healthy There Is no yellow fever; malaria Is infre quent and summer and winter vis itors come and jjo without hesita tion. Yellow fever has been eradicated in Florida, and malaria frrently re duced by the two methods employ ed by Clorwas In Cuba killing the mosquito as far as possible and keeping the mosquito from Ml i lift the patient. There are many hun dreds of species of mosquitoes but only two that interest the sanitar ian the stpjromyla which transmits yellow fever, and the anopheles which transmits malaria. The female mosquito lays her emrs on the surface of stagnant wa ter. They hatch out hwvae which lie under the water, but come to the surface for -air. If the surface of the water Is covered with oil, the larvae are killed. By prohibit! tin the collection of stagnant water, and spraying pools with oil, the niortquitoes are prevented from multiplying, and this aids In itn creji.siiiK the malarial rate. Where The cost is not prohibitive, mosquito hy u banquet, band concert. tii works, danclntf ami cards at the Itosehurd country club in tin- eveo-Iuk- Saturday moruimr there will be a no If, tournament followed by a short business session ami tlin the editors will leave on an auto trip to Handon for the final busi ness meeting ami election of of ficers will be held, to be followed by a seafood banquet and beach frolic. I elimination by rtfalnlnc off the l-'ltl'VCII WOMAN I'HITS staRnant water, m by fillinK the de-1 l.l i l, M Afl.t.IXK presslon, is the method preferred because the work is permanent. pA!iis (ATI Women's hi niis The other important .principle .... ,... ),e,-aue thrv do that (Jornas enunciated Is the com- Illlt ,;now .;(W y.AyH M,Hainr) plete .screening; of all houses, and Kraemer-llnch. one of I'aris' lead-1 the Isolation of malarial patients n wmuen lawyers. tram any mosquuoes, i ms is inc She Is a specialist In tnarllime important thinK in Florida, bee;. ne (.ivH ,jiw .,,, ,he jMin mr with the many" mlle-s of seaeoast.'of M-Vmitiine 1 nformat bm n hind the numerous hikes and ponds. ; m,ml h)v publication deill.Mted lo it woutrt he a siKinniir tasK to kin ,,,, nPH,iK ,,, ,blems of all the mosquitoes. Tint every resl- women. dent of the state can have his home Madame Kraemer-Raeh also is properly screened, ami ne can also Ul1(ill f(.n,in.st. she lias publish eliminate hreedinK around 1'its own ' 1(l lt lokIei, entitled "la-Mai in premises. Once a person hay con- 0iHalitieM beiweeu men und Worn tracien nimnria, inai person niusi he douhly safeKtiarded against mosquitoes so that the mosquitoes cannot absorb the malaria parasite from his blood and carry it to someone else. Kvery citizen of the Culled States owes Genera! Oornas a debt of Ktailtude for wjiat he accomplish ed In Cuba and the J'unama Canal Zone, hut of all the states, Florida should revere his name, for with out following the Corpus plan of mosquito control. Florida could never have attained her present prominence and worth; HullH kept In close quarter with Hltl! exercise frequently develop , hint? hoofs. This eonditloa n..t only Is ttnsiMhily. but mav bc-oiuei painful, so much so that the bull can not stand or walk naturally. Itj may brliiK on other troubles, such, us fool rot. The hoofs should he, trimmed or they will break off and disflKUrn the feet. j Kll.1.l-:il H Y THI CK FCKKKA, (1il.. July 3u (Af')--Joseph M. Sailbora, L'S, of Kurekn, was kill-d yesterday when a truck inn over him, crush itiK lls slitill. Sanborn was working with n road crew near Mine Lake, 20 miles nort heasf of here, nt the time Ol his death. COMING TUESDAY Dean Ilichmond's Arcadians The Beat in Dance Entertainment 7AJBER HALL, Maybe the president Is Irylnn o worm bis way into he heart .f the west! i ! ' MODERN WAYS for MODERN DAYS I 4i y ! ' A LIT I LK UOUUL.t, ' I I.AM DRIVING will,-the aquaplutie looks nice but it'$ to easy lo slip! .These society fuik of San Direo, Calif., don't seem to fear the conic qutucei, thot'lv WsWWtssUWtlMlM jflFr 9mm j I y ' j Thcnlor Cabinet 1 H i' 1 Automatic Electric IF P r' Ttt2"'-L',M nn";' ',n,e 'or a''8rt- ' W5tiEglioiise "The Range with the Clock" J Cooking and baking by elec tricity is simplicity itself. With a Westinghouse Auto matic Electric Runge you can prepare your dinner early In the morning and go away for the day, arriving home just at dinner time to find It ready for scrvinf. Only the range with the clink will do thia for you. Only the Westinghouse will satisfy you fully as to results, convenience, economy. May we tell you more 1 Eastern Oregon Light & Power Company We'll Do The Whole Week's Wash T ET us take the drudgery of a hard washing off your hands . . . save you those back-aches . make "wash day" a day of rest for you !" ' v; V i DRY CLEANING , ' Giye your summer togs "new life." frJUI dry cleaning and pressing will 3 give uiem new appearance. We CaU and Deliver Slandarid Laundry Mi .2 TAVANNES Were You Considerate enough to keep from laughing when that other party held out their wrist, and throwing out their chest, tried to impress you with their importance hy saying, "T have a ," when the watch they were apparently so proud to own could not he purchased under the name sold to them in any leading jewelry store in or near the town of its manufacture? What about the one you intend pur chasing? If you buy a TAVANNES you will take no chance. They are the best standardized movements in the world today .... and are sold the world over under the name of "TAVANNES" We sell and guarantee them. nine s At The Sign Of The (lock i
