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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1927)
Monday, August S, 1027 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER i'atre Three Society News Campfire Girls Return To Home From Cove Camp fleventeen it his erturned to their hmnett in l-u. (.iiando yesterday after attending t he cninpflre girl ramp held at the Kplscopul cump grounds at cove by (he Haeujitwea eampflre (flrl Krotip and the gm;.,--Hhii, Mr. 1,. H. Awph. V 1 . V , , T and on Wednesday I. of the g , , ,, t , , ., ,, , climbed II . hanny ),lklMK a dK - um- . . i ii I " . pun reucn.ng ,m miU ooff. the top ot the mounlain the girls, Thp (inmM. HlIKKP(lteil wonM rU. their names in the book ! mukfl nn UiPill m,t wwithrr c.nm. which 1h found there. ,mnv JlN H )f4 ,iUt if n mor At the rampfire counsel meeting Lmrate meal Is wanted a salad on Saturday evening hp vera I girN,(.um.He could he ailded. A tomato received the fagot finder' rank. JJlspi(. wmM comline whn ,hp Thy were Kdna Jensen. Wi la Mr-1 Mher ,Ilsl)lPM nm hilfi lhp ndvan i,aue, ni'iMi Hughes, (.(pal .smith, .Natalie Khert and I he guardian. Mrs. Awes. The girls started working for this honor some time ago, when the climbed Mt. Kmt'y ;ul completed the work with th '(Mini) to the top of Mt. Kunny. - Several girls also received the Wohelo order, for good behavior in eanip. They were Natalie Khert, .Ver"la Mel.uno, Kdna Towery, Kdna Jenftetu Thelina Inset h, I leh ll Hughes nml Karbara and Juaniia Stlntidnger. . The Itev. Schyler Pratt, of the Kplscopnl eh tire h of Hood Itlver, attendetl the eouneil meeting Sat urday night and talked to tin girls, All of the glr)R passed tests hi wlmmlrig during the week, there being th- polly wok. frog and fl-.h test. Vi-rla Mel jtn lacks one point nf parsing ttie fish tent, j which l the liiKliest. '. There were several visitors at the ramp during the week. Members of the Kenlor f'hiistlan ICndeavor society of the I'irst I'res-f byterian church wnt up Mill can-1 yon last evening, where the regit-' lur meting of the society w as held, u it li Miss Itess (It il. l a-if the leader. The young people left l.a Cirande , at nhnut 4:110 o'clock and'preec ing the meeting nipper. njoyed a pirni : Shower at Union Af Pnvfnv TTnmntu'n ,11,ve ioHl th,'r ,1PVV ,ookH ),f,,M ni -Del A LCI J1UI11C ovpnii weeks of display. Thei A nilsoellaitf ous shower hoi ortny M ss Kit tti Wli lie ami J. V. i Hnxter Jr., who will be marrieli1' pometltne this week, was held l-'ri-day evening the home of Mr and Mrs. J. W. Hiixter Sr., m i nioa. ,. 1 J-'ifty trtieHtn were In - attendance ueluliw and ittany hcuutlftil and gifts w?re received. The I'veiliil.s' was npent In a soeiahle. games and 'singing being enjoyed, after which I refreshments wen served. - Hoth Miss While and Mr. Bax ter have made their home in I ' i Ion con nly for .some time. Miss While living with her grandpar ents. M r. and M rs, t. llansn. m their latin near Hot Lake, and Mr. ttaxter making his home at t 'niou. - Among the La Grande guests attending the party was the It. lia.xtt r family. f'OVK (Special) The Cove La dles' guild enjoyed a no-hostess party at t he Ascension grove r 'i Thursday afternoon. M rs. T. t '. Hefty and Mrs. (I. I-.. Marker were members of the committi the committee In refreshments and of charge of tin the entertainment. , Four tables of bridge were et play during the afternoon with Mrs. T. It. Conklln making hlli f-core. , The women present were Mrs. T. C. Ileftv. Mrs. (J. K. Parker, M-s. T. IL Conklln. Mrs. A. (J. Conklltv Mrs. L. M. Laird. Mrs. L. K. An derson,' Mrs. L. H. Lay, Mrs. Jack Fletcher and her house guest. Miss Alice Fletcher. Mrs. A. H. Orion, .Mrs. Schuyler Pratt, of Hood Ulv fr, Mrs. William M. Hrudner. Mrr. l. (layette and Mrs. It. S. French. . NfAV I MHKIXLA HANHLFR VIFNNA (AP) The chubby umbrella with its stunted handle is being replaced lie re by new umbrellas with light, crooked bundles-. The length of the umbrella remains the same but the type of handle has been varied. A summer school Is conducted each year In the National I'nlver 6fty of Mexico, the oldest educa tional Institution in the new world. . Lizzie Shelton. who died recent ly near I.fxington. Ky.. was the only negro woman In the world eligible to membership in the Daughters of the American Revolution. The Owl Sunburn Lotion is an excellent prep aration for the relief and prevention of tan and sunburn. Non poisonous, non-greasy cooling, soothing and healing. Moon Drug Co. Ajrenifl I 'or TtW Owl Drug Co. MENUS lly SUu-r Mary PRKAKKAST Peaches, cereal, cooked with raisins, cream, crisn whole wheat toast, milk, coffee. Ll'XCll O N Ha k cd eg as w 1 1 h hominy and cheese nance, endive i'lth French dressing, health mtif I fins, lemonade. "INNEK Tenderloin of herf. hruWMA Il0tal0(,M Ijmil nPun in icrenm, radfshe and celery (,()Vitp nf W:ltormelon nul mus- I'fHllt- tage of requiring no last minute in-eparatlon. 1 Muscovite of Wilteriitelon Pour cups shredded water melon, 2 'j cups powdered stt.nar. 2 tablespoons lemon Juice. 2 table spoons orange juh-e. few gratings nutmeg. The melon should be ' needed and the pink flesh picked fine with a fork. Sprinkle -with orange and lemon juice am! migiir. A melon not naturally sweet will need more than L M- cups suyar. Add one or two gratings of nutmeg and turn into freezer. l-'reeze without stirring. I'ack In four parts ice to one part salt and let stand three hours. Serve In sher bet glasses. Society Deserts Dressmakers Shops l'ARIS (Al) riitll bad weather drives, them from the seashore ami the resorts where they are resting up.- society's members will not be seen in Parisian dressmaking salons.- Ordinnrlly the newcomer finds as much interest in the shoppers as in the styles. Hut there Is a no- Itlceable dearth now of interesting people in the Hue de la I'alx and the Chumps Klysees shops. Pro- tfessional buyers and bargain hunt-j ers dominate the s.-ene. I When the fashlonahle shoppers return to Paris winter collections nuinneiuins will have learned how 'best to wear the new models and tl irenct of the new style will he finitely known. Il is significant that Paris dress houses do not show advance win ter styles at summer resorts, al though each spring they send sum mer models to winter resorts. The dressed,,. world hajes to.s; goon-nye in summer. Charles Levine, Drouhin Sign Up A New Contract. "Ah!"' gasps the crowd as on- 'other splash of color bursts into PARIS. Aug. S. ( A P ) Charles view. It is Tom Mix. in a purple A. Levine and the French aviator, 'tuxedo, a purple cloak and a broad, Maurice Drouhin. today signed n,) Homurero. He stops to shake new contract. As soon as Levine Viands with youngsters who have deposits atid.noo francs the start wriggled 'their way to the very of their Paris-to-New York flight ledge of the pulh uf glory. Hack In will depend only on the weather j tiu crowd other children wave conditions. I hands rt om atop the shoulders of The contract provides that Droit-, their parents, nth shall receive 1 00,000 francs J Ainpliliers are bellowing the (about I4."0U for a year's services, names of arrivals: Mae Husch dating from July 7. payable at the, .rate of 'JO(U) francs weekly. In ad- dition he will receive half the I profits accruing from motion pic-1 lures, stories of the flight, and so' forth. J Levine a u reed to dppusit 300.1)00 francs with the Bank of France! payable to Drouhln's wife ut the rate of .10. into francs a month for six months In case Drouhin is lost, t he ha hi nee to be turned over at the end of that time. With signature of the much de layed contract. I.cvirte's attempt lo return home by air and thus be the first man to fly the North At lantic In both directions, may be possible within a few days. Kvery thlng now is ready for the Imp off. The Prince of Wales and his younger brother. Prince George, hold enual elaim to the honor of being he best diincers In the roy al family. The Duke of Vork ex cels at tennis, while Prince Henry Is easil,- the best, cricketer. In an old paper dated March 1 .". ISJ3. horses were appraised at from $ 1 ."( to $40, rows from $2 to $7, sheep at $1 each, and hogs at fo cents a head. Deprived of eggs, a sitting hen neur Cedar Rapids chased a crow from her nest and took possession. Wood Bracelet Cirred wood. t with sold, com om .Dew.brclet (rom.Pkrlt. fl-M j;0)00; ; i OUT OUR WAY -J n nXTpV ! ii MtAVlMLW , ). I -' V - t mA - A7VV- nca U. pat. ort. 01627 BY NCA SCRVKt. INC. Movies9 Brilliant Premieres Give Thrill To Hollywood Star-Gazers Ity Wade Werner (Motion Picture l-Vuture Kditor) HOLLYWOOD, fal. (AP) Those people who crowd around the entrance of n motion picture theuter on a big opening night In or near Hollywood see a brilliant pu(feant wtlh u stellur cast The nlfn skv uonVe them is awhirl with flashing searchlights, Th(l HtI.(l(lt naines with buntlmr and glitters across Willi ivri--ii uin. uuum I across the street are full of spec tators. ' I here are heads In every wludow. KlapperH cling to fire escapes und clumber to the tops of parked automobiles. It is really a big night, and cele brities are here by the hundreds. Mary Pick ford gets a big hand j from the crowd as she steps Into the luKe oi ngnr wun ;iier uus- bund, DouKlaA-Kali'limi-ntl'lunv (Jloria Swnnson thrills the throng! Her husband, the Marquis de la I Kalaise. seems to enjoy it. John ; Gilbert arrives with a parly of .bachelors. Sopln, the Japanese I character actor, stops the show when he arrives in conventional black with Madame Sojin all color ful In oriental costume. the Schildkrauts. Itudolph and .losenh .lack Holt Marie Prevost Hessie Love Wallace Heery itaymond Hutton- t'olh-en Moore Hod LntCecquc and Vilma Hanky Dolores del Hio l.atira LaPlante May McAvory Anita Sewart Hebe Daniels and Charlie Paddock -Krnesl Frmine lorrence C. H. DeMllh wraps npp:irenlly ntv Can't Live on $24,000 a Year V . -'I j Hlen Long CrnBf III. former theater box offtre employe, la necking a dlvoiio from Kdward (irasHelll, fttton of one of tlie wenlthy fnmllli'S of CUvr Ijind. O. In Iter petition for divorce and alimony Hho recitt'tt the Imiiossilhllity of living on $ S 4 ,tn 0 a )ar. m m.m AAH bO COOL N SOOTHiK) HAA M WHV MOTHERS GET CaRAV, tJlGHT NOISE.S. sold by the doen In Hollywood. There Is Hetty Hlythe In one, and l.ya de Puttl, and there are scon of others. i Here comes Mayor Cryer of Los. Angeles. And Mayor P.olph of Han Francisco. Will Rogers, head of the picture industry, 4oses for the news cumcrus with 1 uvid Wark I Griffith. Mnrie Orpssler slan-stlck hero- ine of yesteray. clowns past the cameras. Lew Cody and Mabel Normand are easily rccognlxcd. Harold , Lloyd, without his glasses, fools the crowd for a while. So does, I.on Chancy. j Florists' delivery cars arrive with iKiUnUets. There are grouns. curses and shoves, in the crowd. A pjk'ltporfcet Is arrested and drag W'U uwjfy. .',T he throng becomes restless; the a in pi i Hers bellow: "Folks, let's show the police how well we can behuve." Ten o'clock arrives before the stars are all in their seats. Then i tho crowd dwindles, but. does not i disperse. At midnight the entrance I still Is surrounded, and across the street doens of girls an; sitting on soup-hoxes, waiting for the show to end. They did not see John Gilbert and Ronald Caiman go in; but they , certainly Intend to see them come out. The village of Fyeno on the nut-: shirts of Niigoya has the llrgcst , image of Httdilha In the world. It is sixty feet high, with the f.o-e measuring twenty-four feel from the Up of the chin to the top of the head. ; All the underside of a starfish is endowed with the sense of smell. j The cornerstone of the building housing Ihe National Conservatory of Anisic In Me-'deo City was laid on June 2'J, 1'iH-l, on the site of lonte:mma's palace. ; By Williams - M Mother of Bishop Remington Passes POUTLAN'l). Ore.. Aug. ft. (AP) -Mrs. Ltizubeth Itailey Hemln.- 1 ton. Mi, died here yesterday at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Carver Jr., after o short Illness 'slhing from cerebral henimn Mrs. Remington was the w the late Joseph Price Ketnlngi dean of the Philadelphia of pharmacy, scientist and author t'e was the mother of Dr. William - P. Remington, Kpiscopal bishop jKaHtern Oregon. i '.Mrs. Remington had hoou Portland resident for three years. i The funeral services were set for this afternoon at the Carver rest deuce, Rishop Remington official inS. The favorite cat of Susuhunan of Surakarta, a wealthy Javanese iprltice, died recently. It whs burled In a cosily casket, borne to the I grave by 24 elarobately uccoute ) warriors, and followeil by an eseor lancers on horselack. ia M. - 1-Vilriil MONDAY'S I'IKM.H VMS The National Hro.nha.sUn eoni pany p ii m ram for tonight front to will be the opera "Martha." broadcast over !!, Kf'n, Ki.Hi. l'"()A, KliW, K I'M, Kllg. KKI. I.ns Anyples i li.in H IM;!'! I il. classical pfoiua in ; Ml In li. vintinist an ilii in-r. K( It l, Oakland t .Vs 1.1m -7fi"kc). l, book chats. Kl'o, San Kniiu'Isci'f ( .1;' :!,3m 7K)kc), ! to 1 1), prnrain; hi in 1 1', variety hour. KKIt San I'runclsco. (IM.:!ht I, (Hike J. N I u H, Ja m ho iff. 10 to I dance orchestra. KOVY. I'oritiuid t I !' I in ii 1 il l;c J , : to 1(1, concert. KJIi. Seal lie. 3 -t S tl : ;ilt to S, concert ; S I'OUe l'. t:ratn. KOIN, I'orlhtml ( :!i;tm-!i inkcl. 7:l"i to S, orchestra; S In !), Hltl dio program: )!. I I :in, dance .r chesi ra. Kd.MO, Sea tile ( SOCnitl S nKe ) . !) In lll::til, uuiKlcal program: l'i;:in, news; ltt:-l."i to l::iu, musical pro iirain. TI'i:snVS IMIOGIt M The National Drn.uli-.iMing com pany program for Tuesday im;hl from 9 to 10 will be "Mils and litis of George Gershwin. KGW -10 to 1 : dance orchestra. KFI H. song recital; lo to 1 I. I dance orchestra. j K G O X lo !1. The Pilgrims; 10 to 11. program. I KPO R to 11. ff reside hour; 10 In 11. dance orchestra. KFRC 8:30 to 1 on hestra music. i K.IK (1:30 to X, concert: S tn 10, studio program; 10 to II, dance orchestra. Kllg. Spokane ( 3 7'VJm-S 1 Okc), I 1 1 St I .1 fh..n U L.I SUa.- J What's Your Financial Ambition? The Success You Dream and Think About Do you ever wonder how much better off nancially ten years from now? twenty or Have you got a definite ambition to be worth at much by the tim eyou are a certain age, or to have independent annual income? Most people have financial ambitions have to have if they get anywhere. One man may attain his goal by care ful, regular savings that can be invested in gilt-edged bonds. Another may desire real estate holdings that will return a certain income. Your immediate ambition may lie a home of your own, or a small fruit acreage, or a business of your own. Only by hav ing such definite ambitions and planning intelligently An them, can you hope to make your dreams come true. Your banker is always ready and glad to aid your planning with friendly and experienced counsel. (6nutiir tnlx - r Ki-jx'rvf! "Fnrlidh Year Of VACATION TOGS IUazcrs, Jackets and Skirts Very reasonably priced. PUTMAN'S La Grande's Exclusive Iieadu-to-Wear and Millinery 111 to 1 L', dance music. M iM H to II, musical pro iti'am. in to la::io, orchesim; l0::tn. new; h: I.", lo K'.Ilo. orchestra. 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