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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 20, 1927)
if 1. Saturday, August 20, 1927 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Thre6 Society N baptist Women's j Society Elects j New Officers;! Offi.'era wwe re,rte.l y'ter rtuy a I liTiHKjii when a inlssioiiarv . nict-iiiiB oi' the Miipiui ' Women'.ij KortHy wan heM tit the home i.r, , Mr. C. (ireene on Kleventhf Mreol. Mm. William 1-ihrnle viih( rWiecte! to flie oi'ilcf- oi president; liitW .Mrs. II. A. Kox uiin reeleele ' correspond I ok secretary. Mm. W. i I. -lcAnry hum rln-ti-.J chairniaa; oi thf program committee, j Mix Ht-i'n 1 Inolit ritt, of I'lieiny,; Washington, who Is visiting hen-, with her Mister, Mrs. K. It, (ireene, j led In afternoon's m lesion n1 mly. .Mrs. Me A dory had cluirK' ot I n ! 1 volional. 'j Sixteen women were present anil j alter I he program t In husiesH served rt-f ri-Nhnit-ntM ati'l tin re. , mainder oi the afternoon uhk ci-I joyed In il sociable. Mrs. Y. I'. .M'luiii:i!il entertain-i ed the members uf Hi'- Ladies' no-1 I'lt-ty to thf Mrot ht-rhouil of Loco-1 molivc Firemen . ainl Knifiin men ' y"HiTday irr'ti moon at hi-r hnmej on Walnut siroi-i. Sixteen uoiut n were present an 1' I lie afternoon was njoyahly spin: in u xocinhle. Contest k:uiu-h weic. played, with Mrs. W. l.nm- nnl! Mrs. l.loyd Mieltford winning . prlxf s. j Thf rooms of the MeDnnnllj home were prt'ltlly decorated in hoih lifts of garde n flowers. The hostess rvf( refreshments before adjournment. Thp WVsiway chin or the Worn-1 on's Hint1 fit association he hi a ; Fpcial luislnesH meeting ai the homo of Mrs. H, I-:. Webb, iftn-'j Monroe n venue, yesterday afti i - i noon. j After the business session, tin; remainder of the afternoon was 'spent socially, (luring which tlin i e fresh men t ere served by tit" hosiers. j I'lans were discussed for the next meeting, which will be lieltl on the ewnmsr of S'ept. 2. at the' home of Mrs. Nellie Spencer, I ft L I O avenue. J i W. R. C. Picnic Will He Held Tomorrow The nmiunl picnic of Oliver I. Morion Itellof Corps No. :i" will be ' held tit Itiverslde park tomorrow, n UnounCnnieill was m a d e this morning by the committee in 'churgc. All sons of veterans and 'their families air Invited and are rrtpaested to meet at the K. I. hall at II o'clock, where cars will he furnished lo take them to the park. Kach family Is asked to bring u basket for the picnic dinner, also lo furnish 1 heir own silverware and cups, 'of fee. cream and su gar will be furnished by the relief corps. In addition lo I he picnic dinner nil interest lug program is being planned. MT. fil.KNN (Special) The I'onr - II S e w I n g club met at rhe home of Miss Verda Neheker for the semi-monthly meeting yes-, I onlay afternoon, (lames were en-j Joyed during t lie a I lernoon. after j which Iho hostess served refresh- j ments. The club girls are all enlhusi-' aslic over the work they have no-j coin pllshod during the, summer j under the leadership of Mrs. Klla Walle, elnb leader, and her assis tant, Mrs. Itav Allen. 1 The marriage of Miss l.ulio T'. NVve and Walter Tn-vey. both rtf Nampa. Ida., was qnieiiy solem nized l-'rlday evening at the l-itst I'roshyierlan manse here, with the llev. J. fb orge Wal-.. pastor (H'the chtirch, performing the ceremony, i The bride and bridegroom were' nccompanled by Mr. and Mrs. V. j It. Trovoy and son, lllchard. Robbed Mannequins May Lose Positions PATHS (AD -One Pari dross moking house Is said to have sent out the command that all mnnne fl u 1 ii a in ust have baclt hair enough to do Into n knot in six works or lose their jobs. The head of the particular house 1 j recent recruit to the group Of Parisian women who are letting their hair grow. While her shingle, grows out she Is wearing a put-on and take-off knot which Parif calls a ehlirnon. I Try a Malted Milk made with WEATHERLY the quality Ice Cream You wiir be delight ed with its richness and flavor. Moon Drug Co. Atfftit For The Owl Dnitf Cto, EWS MENUS Hy SI-Ut .Mary ItllKAKKAST Apple Ranee, rereul, cream, crisp broiled bacon, soft cooked ckks, crisp toast, mllU, coffee. J.l'NCHKON Cheese Mouffle, sliced toma.oes en casserole, blue berry muffins, watermelon cones, milk, tea. , ItlNXKIt' Uoast leg of lamb, mint jelly, brown potatoes, creamed carrots', fresh pear salad, raspberry bavarian cream, milk, coffee. It Is very often an economy of Mill as' wed us money to buy a roast large enough lor more than one men I. A ny ro;t st is good sliced cold for one meal arid there are innumerable ways of using eobl roast- lamb lo advantage. Mhteberry muffins are delirious but their Season is short. lUuclierty Muffins Two cups flour, 4 teaspoons baking powder, teaspoon salt, A tablespoons soger. 4 tablespoons molted butter, 1 egg. cup milk. 1 cup blueberries. Mix and sift four, salt, sugar and bilking powder. Heat egg until light and mix with milk. Add lo dry ingredients and mix lo a smooth stiff batter. Add melted bmter and mix thoroughly. Stir in berries and drop into hot buttered muffin pans. Make lift minutes in moderately hot oven. HEALTH tvi:nty-i-'ivk vi:.us ai;o AM) NOW! flillilrm' Iruih liutc :'.()'; I.i'ss Toilny Ity Andrew J. Thornton, M. t. Siii i Dirgo, al. Member Gorgaa Memorial Inst it ute We frequently hear people say. "When I was a child we did no; have all these serious infections like mastoid and sinuses and only rarely did we have tonsil hi a." What Is the answer? There are several. Twenty-five years ago the death rate among children was .no p,r cent higher than It is now. Scien tific medicine has made It possi ble to save the lives of many chil dren that formery succumbed In early infancy. In other words w- are saving the weak. Whether or not this is the best thing for lit" human race Is not a question for the scientific physician lo discuss; his business is to heal the sick and save life. Twenty-five yea i H ago econonHc' conditions wen quite different from what they are today. l-'ollis who at t hat time had only t he bare necessities of life now live in comparative luxury and thei.- children eat things that a re anv thing but necessary. Their homes are comfortable to the point of over-comfort for the rearing of children with resistance to dis oaye. ( H'er-hea led air predispos-'S to IoiisUh and adenoids, lowers re sistance to infections, and Kenei ally w'eakens 1 he growing child. Twenty-five years apo ft was a day's journey with the horse aiot htitrgy to the city and back to J he farm or village. Today ra pid I ra asportation makes contact wit h the masses easy for everyone. The danger or crowding into picture shows and other public gat hcritnrs is forjjoHen or Ignored. Thus iii feClion is spread wilh the rapidity of the automobile or the speed of the emplane. Most infections in childhood bruin as a cold in t he nose or throat. If. these mild in fections were treated more seiil ously most of t hem would nev-r become serious. Twenty-five yea rs ago iliaKno'. tic methods were such that many conditions now promptly reeoir nized were unknown or overlooked by the best physicians. What to ho am) Winn Not lo 1. If you have a child that w:is premature ;it birth or for some ot her reason is delicate, see t ha I everything is done that mod. -in science can do to .strengthen and build up that child's body. These are Die essentials: First of all. good food and plen ty of It. liemeinher that yon can not OVer-feed the average gtOWlllg child. flood habits of life ami health should be established early. This include), good food habits. Ho nol allow1 your child to select -his di t or to choose the time to tat. Too many American homes are dom inated by spoiled children. lo not over-dress your child or Waterproof A waterproof sports mirror Is an eentldl and practical aio-saory to milady's bath In r coiliime, It ir attached to ft rubber bracelet tu all colors. I OUT OUR WAY :i jj i Sos-f-Yp HENvtKjfyvNa..,T aiMrcoMf.oor it f-fi-IAf AlNl A V nimm X MW "li'tL HE.' COMe BW. A , I j u9cA.v;itMiOM Kind OF A WOU- 1 L OOA' TOaJLED ONt , HG. . M V; ' ! Ll'VT Ht'o .,D, CUMiMG 1 ALWAV'S CAME. ALOMCt VvllTi-i A il' ) I A v?DLL ROLL etFOe i BviMOLt. L IHOT WAS . f. i i ioF AU-'f POLLED. I A K'OIL OF VVA-L PAPEI? ti ' ! I WAkh v-V p TloV Bcvnve AM-.MCLL,V UNROLLED i la I I v'''L-ya WAV erER to maue. rr amo cnilleo mc- i l I V --riTr , XrAiT EA-IEVV FOiTO&( FOR a LOMNU CuP fOtW 1 I I i ' l,1- V!ay rtVwoo; Il ' kT-ITwiLLirtr.ic, Rouu SHW. flco u s pat orr. OiB27 ot hf -jrHvii;!: mr. I - I i keep him shut up away from tie I hea It h -giving .sunshine and fresh Sulr. If a child is well fed ills interniil fires will keep him warm jeven in winter weather. .' Keep your child, during hiaten ' der y-a I'm, away from lufrvtions. Tile youtiKer the child the more likely he is to succumb to Infec tions. These four rules, if carefully followed, will save much trouble for both child and parent and the doctor will have fewer sick pa tients to (rent and more well pa tients to advise. ELGIN PERSONALS KI.GIN. (Special) Mrs. P. A. Young returned to her home at Klgin Thursday. M rs1. Young has been visiting her son, l-'ranl; .Young, of Oakland, for 1 h.t past tli roe months. She visited in Ash laud, (irants I 'ass and Portland on her return. ' M iss Vera 'a He. of A Heel, and Iteiilah Schroeder, of Island ity, 'visited fri.-nds at Klgiu Sunday. I Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nicoson. of Mi nam, visited re l at lve at Klgin Sunday. John rruilishank and nick Hardy, of Minaiu. spent Sunday visiting at their homes at Klgin. Miss Hu.'l Young, of l.a Grande, . visited at Klgin Sunday. M rs. Albert iiassinussen ' ami da lighter. I ua Scott, were I .il 1 Grande visitors Thursday. They . were accompanied home by Miss I Horothy Higgins. who will visit her 'for about a week. Miss Higgins I formerly lived at Klgin. j Mr. and Mrs. I.ynn Hill have had as their visitor for the past week Miss Louise Sears. Miss Sears taught school a Mend this last year. Tuesday M rs. lull ami son j Krederlck. and Miss Sears motored Ito Walla Walla. Wash. .'on a pleas lure trip. Wednesday, accompanied ! by Mrs. tterual Hug and children, I Junior. Phillip and Helly Jane, It hey visited at Cove. They visited lal linbler Thursday. Miss Sears i return d lo her home near Salem I'iiday morning. The Key. and Mrs. K. A. Pnl- lock and da lighters. Luetic and I Klizabeih. Mr. ami Mrs. I.ynn Hill and son. Frederick. and Miss Louise Sears were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. llcrnnl Hug, of the Flal, Thursday even I lug. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kbdds and children, l-iiu.kie and Gladys, of I'ow wat ka, visited at Klgin Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Kldon Hartley and iiii!di"ti Were hminess visitor. at i "ove Thursday. Mrs. Margaret Karl bft Friday No More Wash Days ! We Do It -Heller! "lyASH-TL'HS and rubbing boards need no longer be a part of the home's equipment. They mean hard work that isn't nec essary. We've made Monday Fun Day for hundreds of housewives here. We promise you good work done in a liurrv. ( LIvAM.M; and PRKSSIMJ Phone MAIN .r; STANDARD LAUNDRY son, fiaylord l.ough, ;r was a Wallowa vis- itor Tuesday. Miss Paulino Hooker, manager of the telephone company at Kl gin, spent her week's vacation vis iting in Portland. She visited various places. there and went around the Ml. Hood loop and the roluiiiblu highway. She was ac companied by Mr. and Mrs. Merle Allen and Mrs. Fred Tor puny. Kay Keiiozevieh returned lo his home Tuesday. JIo had an appen dix operation at t lie Grande Itoude hospital in La Grande. I it tie Arliegh Town send, who was shot a week ago, is gradually Improving much to the pleasure of his family and friends. The W. ( T. I". met at the home of Mrs. Crocket Wednesday. Tiny made plans for the county conven tion which In to ln held Hie first Sunday in September. 1 r. liiy. of nH Lake, and Kx-Governor Waa ler Pierce have consented to MpeaU in the afternoon. M r. and Mrs. ( iriis Kvers are the proud parents of a baby girl. Mr. ami Mrs. Charles Slas hit Tuesday for Pierre, South Hakota. where the Rev. Mr. Sias will be instructor in Ihe Northern lllble college. Mr. Slas has been pas tor of the local Church of Christ for the past two years. The mem bets of his church gave a dinner at the church in their honor Sun day. Jlonaid Seobes, Fredrick Ter pany, A I be rt Mumgardiier, K ynde Uasmussen, Fivd Mavis and Scout Master Fred Hall intended Ihe seoul en mp at t he la ke Sunday. Hill Mlanchard, who spent the past week 1 here, returned wit h t hem. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Hill and son Fied lick, and Miss Louis- Sears attended Ihe scout meeting at the lake Sunday. Pay Itlanchard had Ihe misfor tune of upsetting his oar on the Pumpkin KldKc hill hist wcclf. His brakes gave away and to avoid running into a team and wagon coming up the hill he turned the car toward the bank. The car was one fixed especially for the ftn leigh business. The glass on one side was broken and some of his goods was damaged. The damage amounted to about $fo. riioNorn.M ii:nKn:!: mas mrrirrir .inn I.ONOO.V f A I ) ll'-rnaul Shaw. Sybil Tho-ndike ami her linsbai'd and manager, l.euis Cissoii, hiiv : j been inaMni: a speaking film nut 1 of "Si . .loan." M iss Thorn di In' ! carri 'I "St. joan" lo success n j tlie London stage. I '"rhe problem of prompt i uk h - comes very n ute In the sp' aklny in visit her of linker. S. F. l-'ost By Williams films," Casson says, "The ".dor who dries up and loses his lines Is a great t ragedy when he. Is sneak ing at the sani" time a camera is, i esi.st erf ng his acting. Of cour.i" trained adors .do not acliially dry up very often, but t hey hcilai and he-dtal Ion is magnified so inmii on ihe phonnfilm that it, Is almost enough to destroy t he, il lusion." Casson thinks the speaking ' film has an tub-resting future but l:o says experiments with "St. Joan" have not advanced far "enough lo make it ceriain (hat the lilin will be released for general Use. Bacterial blight of filberts In Oregon is hard to detect, the ex periment station declares. Its ! presence is not generally recog I nixed by the filbert grower till ar tier serious damage has been done. ' SanH a i ion, cut ling out and good jenre are essential lo Control, and Male summer or fall spray of bor Ideaux li-ibr.n Is beneficial, particu larly in preventing spread of moss a nd lichens. Seventy Years of Growing Recognition 1857. h: fait Wilt -.J LJe lvmffL Vim THE gradual advance to nation-wide favor by the Kimball piano is a far more convinc ing t.tory than any sudden leap to popularity could have been. h hin won and held the esteem of individual owners one hy one. These luve told their Mory to others without b:.n. The immense number of Kimbails now in u.m cumulative proof of merit. Wh.-n you hear the rare torn! beauty of the Kimball you A iil realise wherein the reputation of this wonJei (ill instrument hea. May we give you a demonstration today? eastern mush: BIT. GLEN PERSONALS , M T. (tl.KN, (Special) Miss itiidda llet-k lei ni ned to her home ' here Saturday evening after j sheinHng most of the summer with ( her relatives at I'onieroy, Wash, j Miss fiuby l"eik spent Tlitir.sdav , and l-'rlday visiting at 1 he lioin. of i Miks Kihel Sehafer. of Hie Island j 1 1 v distriit. 1 M r. abd M rs. 'lai'eiii-e itli-aw aibl Utile son. i;si(er (bland, i of Iji (ii'aude, sjient Thursday and ' t I'Vlday vislling with Mis. IMiraWs " par.nis, Mr. and Mis. .1. A. Leak, ! Most of l he grain harvest lug ; has been completed he re. Hot h jib .mbined rain and that which I was threshed was- reported lo have j yielded between ;tf. and f.n ImisIi. Ih to t In- aei-e which are t he best I aVera'ges for many years. May and nlher crops are good here also. Most of the hay has ! been cared for. j Klmer I'eti'rsoii. of l.a fJrande. j was inMhe community Tuesday on bUsllteStS. M rs. h'raiil; 1'errv. of 1 in bier. .spent Tuesday here with relatives. , The M isses 'Mary and Velnui ! Snider.- from rlOcho, lire., are vis ! II tog wit h t heir pa rents, M r. and j Mj s. Kinest Snttlei. . The Ml. Won" school is being j repaired and new furniture Is be j ing added prior to the opening of I school. New adjustable desk. black hoards ami window screens ! are being placed in t he building along with oilier minor improve ' inens. SVhool will open here js.pl. wilh Miss Itertha Slocks, of I'ortla'nd, as leachei'. It is ex pected thut about 7 sludoitts w uliend school bore this year. Week's Vacation ! 'Costs 36 Cents It Kit LIN (AI1)- For :!ll cents a week even t he poorest of Berlin children can f-n joy a. vneni ion in one ' of the numerous forests around Iterllu. The "cily lias' set aside a larg. number of so-called "vacation rec reation grounds" in the woods near the city. 'Kvery morning the chil dren assemble at the school near est their home and are taken I i the recreation grounds by rail, ele vated or street cur. They arc fur nished cocoa or soup on arrivil, lunch at noon and coffee and cake in the afternoon.' The weekly let Includes cur fare and meals. If wo children from the same family -ittend, the second Ischarg ed half price. Additional children are accepted free. See Alveretta Medillrti,""Cl.'ill-,o.v:inl Imperial Hotel, Room 11 1927 VyW. oregon store hi i f PUTMAN'S NOW SHOWING THfi SMARTfiST, FALL FASHIONS La Grande'8 Exclusive Read -to-W car and Millinery A telescopic machine to takn moving ptoiuroM of microbe mid olber low forms of lite Is hailed as u new discovery, but We've s- eii lots lower life than mlcrnhi-M in Mi-calh-d society dramas. The old-fashioned Tom-hoy u ho lI SALE OF "jjfj A V. S. Mogul (iiirdon Hose gifi ttT .10 rt. U'tiRlli coupled (.!)-. A, M TRY '58 ; eL The Oregon Hardware Ck fc7. FIRST j MB iCoIumbus ;.Jp i JpfH discovered American in 1-192. If - atC' Pits5 e Wils 0n ivmg '1G would "Yf pl seek new lands . . . the stars ttfjg Kin would guide him to the Isle of iitlf javen('eri' ' ' e rem,ezvous j flffif KARTHER'S llll 1 Wl lavender Mm- Mjf Sommer Hotel Bldg, ,V$& Tavannes Watches Famous the World Over! -n, I,.. "ft .... TAVANNES The majority of watches today are worn on the wrist. That means pretty severe treatment. Therefore, to per form accurately, a watch (both move ment and case) must possess high quality. One without the other means a poor watch. Tavannes Watches have earned their reputation in every country as "One of the few great watches of the world." We take pride in their performance and we stand back of every one we sell. Come in to see this world-famous watch. We'll lie glad lo show it to you. You won't obligate vourself one bit. Priced from $27.01) up. Birnie's At Sign Of used lo do everything the hoy I did Is now replaced by the flapper j who does things, no boy would ' (hint; of doing. - - I The survival of the-fiitesl is tin uncomfortable belief for thoae. who ' don't 111. The The Clock
