La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 12, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, 'Aupust 12, 1927 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Tape Five Society Miss Williams -Is Hostess At Dinner Party Alls Hi'lt-n Will in mi a was hot; tfss lu Hie inrmlnTM of Ihe 1. K flub last f-vtning ;il an uiliacll.t diniH-i- party al I In houir of in r imiviits, Mr. ami Mrs. Slu-rwinnl Wli'lunis, in hunur of MusHta Ak-hii-iu aiul lO.sti'lk! Johnson, who btoiK( in Iai liiamlc yt'Btciday tu visit with Miss Wiiliaius on tln-ir nay liuuut to Montana, 'i'lu- Johii Kun Kills art 1 nivcrsiiy of Orison Htuilt.-nts and arc sorority sistura uf Jiihb illianiH. J I Mnmr was s c r v e at G :;!') J o'cloiU at ii tablti pr'tKl,v decor ;?iti witli Itounut-tH of on-hitl uml liiik swut'tiit-as. Covers wt-ic lavl lor i i, ilu luOiliK Mi-sM' H Vali-l. Jlutvr. l.oiilHi .Salisbury, Klibab-.t'i J'ayton, Marvel Hh.ni, Kvn Uiffs., Cora Lucille JlanliiiK". Marjori" Kirby, AdHaiilt! ami Kstt lle John son and Jb-b-n and J'-an Williams. 1 Alt. r dinner the rcma.nd'-r ot I he evi-ninj; was enjoyed visit ins and dancing'. j lifl.(iAltl) (Special) A fan--iwt ll party was ifiven by the Mi.ss.s : J'v.i and Wilnierth Welnier for 'Miswes Dorothy and Jtetty Iteafio.l on Tin-sday evening. l"lis evening as'sp'-nl playiiiK if allies and dam -, inif, ufttT whieh lefrealnucnts wci- jhrived, ! Those present were lona and j Wmfirld .Seott, Kva and John r Tlu.rnbrue, Willard Clark, Mai n Sun Kurd, John I'riee, Yen! a. l-Vr-Iftison, Veda Weaver ami KUH Scnl. dL i Tin- tun Ilea iron elrls left Tues- I day limrniMK for 1'ortlanil. where I j tin y plan lo make their home. ' News a mother's meeting us well. inning tiif aft'i-iioon plutis wi rr made lor the l.nt la ran Sunday school picnic, whk h u til be held Friday, Auk. at Itivcrsid.- park. After the busimws se:ulon M i". M, Micliueltioii B'ii'd ivft'csh luents. I At STINK (Special)--Tin- sins of the Westminster Ctreli accom panied by Mrs. Sadie Mall and Mrs. (ieorse AU'-n. nu-l Thuisih-y afternoon at the home of .Mis-; Mildred Cole. The afternoon was spent alnnif the river below the Cole homo. Missionary work in Japan was t he afternoon's study and was followed by an hour spent in out of door names. Twelve Kir'. s were present and after the. Karnes refreshments were serve;!. The next liieetiliK will he In the. form of a picnic a Ions the river, with Martha and Martfery Fishe. as hostesses. This meet injy will be Thursday, Ainr. JS. IMHLKIt (Special) The Im'y Helpers mid at the home of Mis Klla M. Walker on Tuesday atl et noon, w hen a short program was kIvoii. After the program lunch eon w is served by Mr s. Wa I Icel and Mrs. ISessie West'iislt mv. The next meethiK will be h !d at the home of Mis. Fianl; Ma' tin Friday, Auk. '26. Committee Meets At Coleman Home . OUT OUR WAY By Williams Campfire Girls j Elect Officers: The Wawoklye Oampl'lre sirl j I croup met yesterday afternoon isti j ! lot l.ake with their Kiiai-.l.an. Mrs. T. Thy. Tin- inoup Ikm 1 just been formed and of fleers wet -i eieeti d as follow s: president, I -1 1 Man Kothwell; vice president, He-' en Montgomery; secretary, 1 rene J Winn : t re;tsurer. (Jenevleve I.oiik; ' Maxim Mat toon, and so).-? Mai jorit: Motitffoniery. j lection of officers wasfol-1 liy a treasure hunt, t he J scribe, l ader ed treasure, which was found by Irene Winn, hm,r a lunch, which was enjoyed by the K'rls later lu the afternoon. Members of the Soinj,'etaha eatupfire Kill group enjoyed a swimming party at Cove on Wed nesday evening. Klewn girls made j'lhe trip and were accompanied by cyMrw li. inn-land, Mrs. SherwflO-d V illi;ims and Miss Jean Williams Four new uirls have b'eii addfel to t he membership of the gr oup. They are Ruth Jmrlan!, MiMiv ! Standley, Mary Culp and Maigant ', J louhan. After swimming In the Cove poo! for some time the girls enjoyed a picnic dinner. They returned l' their homes hero at about o'clock, I Reception Given For Dunn Family YesterdaV afternoon a commit tec from tin Ladies Society to the It rot hurhood of I.ocoinotiv" Firemen and Engim-men No. 3M consisting of Mrs. Mable Coleinar. Mrs. (iussio Weagle,' Mi. Kllen I a vis, M is. A It a 1 avies and Mrs. Lilly Williams jnet rit the CoIetm: home for the pmpose of hoosin4 a represent jit I ve for L:ibor I ay oueell for the B. of L. I'. and I'.. No. IMS. The ctmimitiee chose a member of the society, Mrs, Felv.i Cade Killfjore Hot h .Mrs. Kill gore's father und husband pre niemheis of the ii. of L. I-'. and 10.. and she j.s a meiiibe,- of the women's soetfty. She is a I graduale of the local high school, having finished her wCirl; I her.' with the class of l!H-4. LA1I CANVd.V (Spec:al) - Meinb( :s of the I. add f'anyon (iet- STAMO STILL OU Darm Fool VAOV-LER VmMCM Sort jT MORE. AM 1V.U -(E"TC lA MuvA Take , ESMEAK BE.H1WD TH'COOKeHACV bO WE. CAtMT CO CuT TU' FONMC.L VNES Down isi tM' OoCrOu'T. we CAIM.V ThllMK , wore. aTrim -r kick iMi SORE. TOO For awav(, HES GOH Af MVAE-M HE CilTs OME. FOOT N Th'STiRROP HELL HAvJG. -fojo VAKlOS AM' OME FOOT LEFT V KlUH .tvv noss vwrM. ; i . ...... .. ,r. i- 1. ,r- ho. it. s. nr. orr. STtRROP WAL.T-Z.. C182T i NEA StRVICC INC MENUS liy Mstvr Miiry UK K A K FAST Him pears, ee real, cream, scram hied eggs with dried beef, oven tount, milk, cof fee. l.rNCUKON Casserolo of veg ettiKbles. brown bread, cottage eheeHi'.t nut cooldes, lemonade, lUNNKlt Kolled flunk of beef, mashed potatoes, ten-minute call bag. romaine salad, apple pie, milk, coffee. When making oven toast be sure that the toast is dried to the slate of erispuesM. If the toast 1.4 merely hard it will not.be popular with the family, but If It's crisp and crimbly they can't resist It. CitsM't'oli' of Vegetables Klght small onions, 2 cups Krern beans, 4 medium sized to mat or . '2 tablespoons butter. t teaspoon salt, Vi teaspoon pepper, S table spons buttered crumbs, 1 cup chopped cooked meat. Choose llnv silver skinned on. J Ion. Feci and cook In ladling water until tender but not broken,' t'nol; beans In boiling water to barely cover until water is cooked ' aw ay. Scald und peel tomatoes. It 'ut In Hi ices and cook ten min utes. Rub through a coarse sieve ,lo remove seeds. Melt butter, stir ) in flour and slowly add tomato puree, stirring constantly. hen son with salt and pepper and add chopped meat. r range onions til a well buttered baking dish and fill spaces bet ween ouiouH with beans. Four over tomato Huuce, covered with buttered crumbs and bake twenty-llvt! minutes in a hot oven. '! Ids is an excellent way to use up left-over vegetables and the meat left when making no up. HOSIERY The Best Ever Onyx-Pointex and Gotham Gold Stripe PUTMAN'S La Grande 8 Exclusive HeadU'to-W ear and Millinery Together club wen entertained last Thursday afternoon by Mif, F. L. Wilson at the home of h r daughter, Mrs. it ay Hrovvn In La Clrande. , There was a large al tendance and Mrs. Lucy (liahain, of La (1 ramie. Miss lteiht ltcconli, of Milton, and Mrs. Kdith C.it.! wold, of Spokane, wero guests. After a short business meetii a play entitled "The lieauty Hoc tor" was given. Those taking part went M is. 'Alex Furguson. M rs. Clyde 1 1 op pel, M is. Charles (1 ran dy, Miss Helen Austin. Mrs. Harry Hansen and Mrs Flliotl Ansti.l. Miss Helen Austin gave a readir. ; apd Mrs, Alex Furgason and Mia. Charles 0 randy sang a duet. Re freshments w ere served by the hostess. Mn. .Furgason will bo the net hostess to the club, Thursday aft ernoon, Aug. IS, when she will en tertain with a picnic meeting at Riverside park. Announcements tests hp' asked to meet at tlM par.sonagr of the Lutfieran church Monday evening at 7:311 o'clock, when Miss Myrtle Hoyt will ex plain the test ami a date will be set for going to Radium Hp ring:?, where the tests will be given, . WFAIt.S IIAItl STIt.WV All campfire girls interested In taking the Red Cross swimming LONI N PreHN photographers of the l'rince of Wales wearing a hard straw haL have given Flea dill y Its greatest shock In years. Hastily scanned records indicated It just had not been done before among good cricketers. NEW BETTER EASY TO OWN EASY TO USE i Honoring the Itev, and Mrs. i : V. I Minn ii ml family, who will ; leave h,'. first of the week for .Colorado to make their liome, the members of the Christian church ntertamed al a fan wt II recep tion last evening at the church. ,iout 75 friends and niemhei.-t of the church called during tl" ,i veiling. An interesting program iwas given, consisting of a duct 'lumber and two solo numbers by liltle Misses Alice Jeam tte and j Ma.'liao. l h Cooper, violiniNts. ae- i ililpanied al tile piano by Mis;, ll-leiie Frlce;' a reading by M i Vilma Ilansell; a vocal solo by (he Rev. Mr. J'titman; a readnu' by Mrs, John Runberg, and . leading by Mrs. A. F. Nelson. I Miring t he ( veiling M r. and Mrs. Dunn were preserjt'-d with aj gill ot .silverware, .Mrs. Ida I reiieh making the presentation, Mr. Du.ia responded with a few appropriate r-'iiiarks. The church rooms wen prettily dicorat.-il with the seastin's flow lis. Re! reshno-nts weie serveij. The Lilt h era n Ladies' Aid .so ciety ,"e lel lo lake up the slmly of a set of books, k now n ;is t . Ano'iican Honui' s ries. yesterday i-ftirtiiton uh-'ii a meetim: w-iv Id '.it the home of Mrs. I.. II. A en, a ad was preside over I j the president. 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