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Tuesday, August 30, 1927 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER" Pae Three Society-News OUT OUR WAY Parkdale Club In Annual Picnic At Riverside Park I T)h nnnuitl iiU'i.tr of ilu I'tuk-I ilali- club wiik lill Hiinday at Hi v- j -rMt park with uliuut 2f inm-J ht ts of I In- t-I ut uii'l their lun.ili-s, 111 fittflHlltlU'f. i A pli-uic iliniur was enjoyed at ill itnl li oYlnek, t'uch t'unuiy hrinK Iiik ImnKft. lee eieuin wiit'i--fi by the rluh ineiiibeiH. In the itrti-iiioon un Impromptu piOKrutit ut inutile and talks wis) Kivt'n. utter which tin i emuhnler : of tin uit'rnoon w;m spent visit -j liiK iirouii'l Hi' iui'K firt-pliicf in t hi- park pavilion. Member of tin- Modern Woo.l- niin oi Mncricu una icoyui :etK,i- hors of America, wllli their fa nil- r lies, will liohl their uiuiuul picnic ut Jtivcrsldc paik Thursday a it -i - rn on n and t v- n I nt, , Se p t . j . (.Mines will In- playid dii rin tf the tit n-rnoon and at ti o'clock a basket lunch will In- i njuyetl, each f:iiiilty htiiiKtiiK a l.u-ket. In kccpiiiK witli tin- custom of 1 1 mx Modern YVooihin n camp dur ing the summer months each mem ber of that order whose birthday rifK In September is requested lo furnish a cake. ( "of fee and ctvuiii will he ! in nished by t h lothrn ineillheis. v Tlie picnic will close with an iri 1'oriual proKi-am. Mi-miient of the coniiniltet! in. charge are II. ('. Hall, J. A. Arhiiekle, Sherwood W(,. tlllUIUM, I.. .1. 1IUWII Mll'I Jill' Circular Bag Mrs. J. C. Swayze Is (Special) Mrs, ,1. ( Sawy.e entertained about 2n quests at her home hero Tuesday afternoon In honor of her sister. Mm. T.. J. Koontz. of MriMoiid. I 'a I., and Mrs. .1. I toy Johnson, in ('lui k.xlon, Wasli. l-'ivy (abbs of bridge were a I play during the aTtetnoon. Mrs. K. I.. Chaplin was hiiiii score winner and the eonsoluiion priv.e went to Mrs. K. It. Clock. At the clnse ol tin afternoon ri-fresiirnents were nerved by the hostess. Ot her out-of-town people pres. ent in addition to the honor Kuests won; Mrs. W, I-;. Watson, of Mis soula, Mont.. M ; s. .1. II. Walker, Of l,OH Alltfeh'S. ( 'nl., M ( H. I.. Marvin and daiight'-iH. Kuhi an I Afca t h, M Iss Kerr a nd M is. Noiv Kaard, of Wallowa. I AttOUMD '0 AREE CORW- MUH'LL Ol-fTHEMI TiME'j COHLW - yMO At PLMOLETOM.THEV RUM MP OUT V V MOW UFfVOREf SMOWtW. Tri.'M ( NNS ,p- FEfcT GURUS' "S A STEM WlMDER i i ' sA'CiJ am' take, a I am'Tmis aesr 'L-i i 1 1 I'N ift- f JW SPIN BACK T' vv.MD'l .To Td -ill 3 y?.vW.rfv t Mies , until firm t., Hie l..u.h. I jj nHt. nUtSOtRWt.CK. BCO U 1WT Off, . - ' ! . I COVE PERSONALS By Williams i lTN,I0N rEBS0jALS !' CNION (Spei'liiD The llev. It. l.ee preached his last Herman uf the conference year here Hun I day morn 1 ntr. be Ton leavhiK for S Hur ley, w here the annual nieetinw i of t he Llaho conterctice w ill be held. All hous'h H is not known j whether the bishop will sec fit to He nd Mi. l.e hack to I'nlon for another y-ar, it strong1 appeal to , that effect will nceotnpuny him to tbe confi-renct'. Mr. and Mrs. Olenn Miller mov ed to Tark I'laee the first of this jweek. Mr. Miller, who waa a niem- I her of the KIkIu teaching force last year, has ucceptMl the prlnel- ; palship of the K'-ade --be h on I at I Turk 1'luiv and Is K(1 the hit- place at this time in ord NEW FALL MILLINERY . Featuring all that is new, in Fisk, Beth. and Cameo Hate PUTMAN'S La Grande's Exclusive Readu-to-Wear and Millineru be on the grounds for a couple of I weeks before his school begins, i I'ark Place is not far from l'nrt- Wheii they returned to their ranch homo, t hey wen ueeotnpunied by M rs, l-'lora Kbdblock and h-r ilaiiKhter. Kuthryu. w ho are spen.l Iuk lb week v!sl!jn uilli the llu- lo Ihks. local W. r. T. I', at the Ksther I'ursel home in Nort h I "nlon on the afternoon of Auk. 31, to plan for the county convention nf tbis oiKn illallot) which is to be held at Kltftn on the followliiK Sunday. Herb Haynctt claims to hnvi lift- ) d the blKh'eHt tainbow- trout tluit j ii:iIANK II CAIt , land. I-:, A. Sayro, county sehool su- perln tendent, was ut I n ion last Its unusual circular shape distin guishes this new French bag of soft leather with a jaile and gold motif. snion minced parsley, 1 tablespoons finely chopped sweet pickle. Scald and peel tomato. Cut Into small pieces discarding all the seed puHsilde. C.nite corn unit mince pepper. Combine toniat corn, pepper, union, celery, sa It. and pepper. Add ej;i;s well beaten and mix thoroughly. Mix llonr and milk to a smooth paste ami I stir into first mixture. Turn Into buttered custard cups or small individual ivmhls ami bake in u moderate :ven for L'ii min utes or until firm to the touch. Chill thoroughly and turn out on T f , i. T J io-iiuee. .11111 parsiey ami ininceu HOSieSS UL 131 lUgfcTliiekle to mayonnaise ami mask t i molds. KXTKltl'UlHI-: HEALTH U;r.ltl IM AKIN; IX INFANCY liy Inhit Mi-Coj. M. ev Vtirk tlly Member Colzas Memorial Inst. There arc definite cnu.-t which produce deal nous in infuncy, child hood, adult life, and old age. The fewer the predisposing causes In infancy and childhood, the creator the chance for escaping deafness vest on Friday by serving a I o'clock dinner.. The quests were Mrs. Jydhi -M. I.antz, K. i. l-antx. ! Mr. and Mrs. tl. K. ltarlter, Uoyal Itoeikeren and A. .lerub. COVK (Special) Mr. ami Mrs. ( ,-K ceorue lladden and dauuli- Ifullen Davis ami three children, of j lePt uiia. who have been puests of ijeroti.e, Ida., iire visiting "t tlieNIH. fora Itlooni left Saturday for home of Mr. DOavis sister, Mr. anditj,eir home in Nanipa. Ida. Mrs. (lenre Colay. and also at lbe ;ilMi Mrs. 1.. C. Chadwb k am home of Mr. Davis' sister. Mr. and . visiting at the home of bis hister. McClain. After a brief slay here.,.. aI1,i Mrs. Waldo ltlehardson, they will spend some lime at' the I ,, jSellinnlian Wash. home of Mrs. Davis mother, .Mrs. j I A. li. McClain, at Alice!. , , I Herman l.und and Anne AVeslenskow. Mr. and Mrs. li. M. McCoy and family motored over lo h'rlumi last Saturday. Miss Vivian McKall ac-, companled tltciit. 1 Joe Keown antl wifo moved the first of the week to Alieel. An electrical storm struck this locality Monday about no.oi and it downpour of rain followed. This wiil delay the harvcthus' for a while bul at the same time bene Tuesday in the interest of the boys' and kIiMh' club work exhi bit which In to be held at the ex periment station west of I'nlon on Auk. Hi. This exhibit was to have been held in the .Cfcilon school KVin. but as that buildiuK' Is hcintf painted and ot her improvements made, it was found necessary to ehnniie the place for holding the nun picnic ami cxnion. i Mr. and Mrs. Meade llallard tir ! vlsiiinv this week with friends In Joseph. Mr. Ballard Is ploye of thetolophoue company. MisH I, urn Itideler. wlio Is now making lu-r home In I b"en visillnK1 with he I Dion for t he past w eek, Mrs. Nellie Johnson, who form erly lived at I'nlon. but who Is now located at Medical Springs. I inakinv an extended visit with friends here. Ib r sou, Vernon, ac euiiipanie.l her to I'nion and then went on to the south end Of the county to look after some sheep he hiis in Die neighborhood of Ninth Powder. Dcim Hutchinson. n former mananer f the local electric litfht plant and office here, but who him been in charm- or the eonipany'H power jdant in Maker county. Is moving bis family to Hock creek, lie stopped off for a short visit at I'nion as be pjsm-d through last Wdnesday. the guests uf Mr. and Mrs. Cicorue Clark. Mr. and Mts. James llullrk. whose home Is near Medical was ever caught from the waterH of Utile creek. While fishing about idght miles up the Htreuin he landed a trout that weighed four and one-half pounds uml measured 22 Inches in length. Miss Kdith tlllklson. for the past two yearn bookkeeper for the I'nion Hardware company. but w ho has beep specializing in piano work, has resigned her position with the company and will soon go to Portland where she expects to continue her work In muisic. Mrs. Alice Dufur and daughter, Miss (iladys. who have been here i uniiiiiii umu cMiiureii, - icii lor thelr home in Callforniu Satur- tland, bus ,la' nioriilng. Miss liladys Dufur nireiits tit. ,s 11 w'hooi teacher and will leuch I AHLOID Ol'l lt.S 111 Live Dalt, Oil. ' Owing to the Illness- of-her sis ter. Mrs. St id la (iarrisou. Mkss Nellie (Jeertsen lias been at North Powder for the past two weeks, raring for her sister. ' There will be a meeting of the HKKt.lV AP) Darius Mil hand, l-'n-nch composer, s4t a n,.w record for brevity 111 opera during the recent "Modern chamber Mus ic Festival" at Haden-liaden. II" produced an opera of eight wones, each of which went over thn boards In exactly one minute, Mil baud's nearest coin pet it,nr, wan J 'nut Hiudemith, nf Frnuk fort. one of t he most prominent, of younger German couiKiHefs, whoso operatic sketch took abuut WVt minutes. Two other German composers, Kurt Weill or llerlltl' and KrueHt Toch of Monnshort also fleinonst raicil the posslbllltieH of short opera by rendering works I ! and 2!i minutes long, reHpec Hvely. ' ; According lo recent tests, loss, of sleep gives the mind slightly higher power at the expense of u heavier drain on the physical condition. Mr. and Mrs in Inter life, A study of these liunhter. Margaret .May. wno nae nreiiisnnKino- cnik, i o,., ihoPii spending the summer nere KNTKItPIMSi: Heu Weal he (Speelul) Mrs. ertained a num- with Mr. Lund's parents. Mr. and Mrs. O. Lund, have returned to their home In Phoenix, Ariz. , Miss Vina Conley left Friday for friend ENTERPRISE PERSONALS .trip to I KNTKHPKISK (Special) Ad noon. in nnsiavo. n well known wrestler of . -Mrs. i onrau. oi iji "he table wuh the brain. 1 with Imu-1 and baby- re yen Is the I tie of the ideas of prevention which are sponsored by ihe Cior gn l-'oundutiou. in Infancy probably the greatest e;iHHi nf pminil..il ,l ... . i ., ' ,.tii -itli in. nlnnills or Inllamniallon or the l'.imerov. Wash. this l.ic.illty. rerplilly x.ild Hip I -; lif(i .h hi - in. inliraiw oov-.Ting the brain.! Mr. and Mis. Harlan Kour, wlio net oaf.' to Kenneth lllevans. Ho .laiicht.'l- anil family This dislrova th.. i.. iv.. nt i 11,1,,,. r...- uromi var hiis imrchitsed half Intcrt'st In the ( liarley ixei-nan lier of itnistH at hir liumc on .MalnIIlr .,,,,1 ,,,i,,.P h. r.ii..i I.., u..,.. ,i ,'iw rinh Hllllard nnrliirs of Curl l.und- M street Thtlrs.lay afternoon. Mined-i ,e onler ear. the middle ear. anil I to make their home. They will oe- inlst. ion was served at I o'eloek wlthl,h Inner, vilirntlons cannot reaeh eni.v their father's nlare.-thiU of: - 11 It ll.irtillton reeent Iv 1 'linn .SMl;i Kniier. ' lt.fweil Miri l-ii I eriil'lse Hei'Vlee Wtll uoaros ot nemui t luiiilKliout. the . Miss Mabel flihson, nn evanael- lll(n whleh was owned and oper- -eouiilry are enejKetieally sl:uni- ' Mtlc worker, of Ontario and Natiina. ated bv f. V. l-ootuls. The l.ooniis Ins out this condition, hut It la s snendini; a few weeks wilh her family experts to leave soon for the parents' duty to respect the parents. Mr. and Mrs. .1. t,. Ilibson. (;nlmlvlew. Wash., to locate. I iiunrantitic w hen .this dlscnne is I j!,.. y a. .McNeill, who has' )) lyd has a crew ofearpen-! Ilseovered. I hat is simple hut ef. been enlertainiiiK a sister. Miss ters at work remodeliiiK the from , feclive prevention. Kleanor Warner, or Portland, for of the west room of the lloyd 1 Next In the order or frequency the past month, has also had as her huildliiK. ! .iuiouk Ihe causes of deafness In ,,. ,,,, reins. Mr. and .Mrs. t m, s Anna Huff and Juanlta! roVK (Special) Mrs. It. ll..lnlanry are the conditions Known, T. K. Warner, ol New hern. On Spencer, who have been house: llaniel was hostess to the VoiniK its adenoids and colls in, the bend. ' i-'rldav .Mr. cind Mis. Warner left ..nests at the II. f. Mi'Clay home I Matrons Itrl.lKe club on salilnlny Adenoids, which predispose a , f,. , their hnnie lit Xewberii, ae- f,,,- the past two weeks, returned allernnon at her farm home north child lo I'rruuent colds In the head. ,.inniiinieil by Miss Warner, Mrs. i,, their homes in Iji Orande Sun of town. The rooms were decor- Is the name Riven to a clump of I McNeill ami daughter. Ktilh. day. nted with hoiiMiiets ol the season's listiue til the hack at the nosej' x'h.M ,. lP1.M., .ns hostess on I ' j-'rank Connor lind son. Tlarlon. flowers, Kla.lloll an. I asters pre-; where It joins the throat. Some i Sunday to her friends, M is. V. SI ef- who have been spending the. past ilominalinir. I Individuals are predisposed lo an,r,n ... . j,,.s ,. Kh.i.rensteln few davs at Knternrise on a e.mi- ieiKioin oi nils tissue UIllJ 111 fit the apple crop. ' Spl ines, were here lasl Thursday. Mrs. Marvin Ksies. of Cove, vis- . lied her parels, Mr. ami .Mm. I Charlie Holmes, dtiriiiK Ihe u k II. li. VoetshefK und luihy. llnlph I Mark, called on Kiln M. Walker Kiln M. Walker called on Mrs. Sunday ariernoon. I.ucv Allen Thursday evenini!. Several luihler people ntlenileil Clarenc e Keown made a business the I'red llillnilloTl funeral al Suin- firamle Salnrd.iy aft Cirande! vis ml with he .Mr. and Mr .I.ilin lllrchfiehl and Mr tnervllle chapel last Sunday after noon. Tom Kasslntjer has ropnrleil that he is nits-slnK some of his sweet corn. Clirford Sk i visited friends in l.a c.ranile lust Sunday. covers laid for 1 2. ii'lt V:el tvely decora t iiet; of sweet pea breath. After luncheon, bridge was the diversion of the afternoon. Mrs. C. Ci. Milyew made high score and the consolation prize went to Mis. Charles Campbell. Three tables of bridge wvr play, M is. Willia in Pradtier mak- others this I issue becomes vtry I rig high score. Alter t he curd much enlarged as the result of games i lie hostess served refresh menu:. The guests were Mis. T. C. Hefty, Mrs. K. Darker, Mrs. A. T. Orion. Miss Hess Nelly. Mrs. Frank Miller. Mrs, John Miller, Mrs.. Charles Hihhnrd. Mrs. Wil Hum Hallmark. Mrs. T. It. Conk llu. and Mrs. Willimn liradner. frequent colds or inf tamniat ion. This tissue becomes harmful in two ways; by blocking the eustach ian tube and preventing uir from getting to the middle ear; by pre disposing i he child, to frequent head colds or inflammation In the n os and throat. This Inflammation spreads I h rough the eustachian tube, iu- nf La blned business and pleasure visit returned to iheir home at I'nion C. Uecs. of I'nlon. was a Sunday morning visitor at ihe home of Conklln. Mrs. nnd Mrs. II. Warm holts, (Jrande. Mrs. II. week-end Mrs. A. 0 daughter. Connie, left Sat urday with her father for Taenma where she will enter a college. The Rev. Alice Payne will leave today for the Methodist Kpiseopal conference at Hurley. Ida. Mls Ruth Hayes, who has been the miiii- W. II. Plai'oeder returned home I tees' Sunday from Portia nd w here he went to have his hand, whleh was badly lacerated In July, treated by a specialist. II. S. Chapman, of Portland, was the house lilies! at the .1. C. Sway.e home over the week end. Distinctive New Footwear ' Here are pictured two of the smart new styles -you will see at the opening of Putman's v SHOE DEPARTMENT Expert fitting and popular pricing. 1 Watch jot Opening Announcement r, LADIES READY-TO-WEAR mi t- AND MILLINERY Next to Arcade Theater MENUS flames the middle enr anil thus mer guest of M Iss Payne, will spend causes middle ear ubwess nnd the time with M Iss I Hock land at Haine.i. lly KMer lary . ItltKAKI AST ciiilled canta loupe, pouched egs on milk toast, crisp graham toast, milk, coffee. 1. I" N C 11 K O N Open cream cheese sandwich. Jelly roll cake, eg lemonade. HI N.V1-; It leed consomme, rice lonf. boiled okra. molded vege table salad, 2 peach mousse, plain cake. milk, coffee. The vegetable salad In the din ner menu is quite unusual nnd very good. .Mobleil Vcgelable Siiliul Three ripe medium Hl.ed tmna tbes. 3 ears nf corn. 2 egns. 1 sweet green pepper. 1 teaspoon grated onion, J lablespOoiiM minced celery, V. teaspoon salt. teaspoon pep per, 1 t abb-spoon flour, cup milk, leiiuce, mayonnaise, 1 table- H mastoiditis. This adenoid tissue litnay have to be removed as early J,as the first month of life, because ll juevents the child from breath j ing properly t h rough its nose, t hereby preventing proper nutri tlon by inability to nurse; or later because of f reriuetit inf lummation or head colds causing abscess in the ear and mastoid. There is a prevailing notion held by the laity that when mastoiditis occurs and an, operution is neces sary, loss of hearing will follow the operation. The reverse Is the case, however, as the mastoid op eration is done to save the hearing by draining off the abscess in the fMBLER PERSONALS Ever taste anything Better than these Morning services were held at the Ascension church on Sunday. During the morning service hour the rile of baptism was administer- J IMPI.KR (Special) Mr. and ed lo the five children of Mr. and .Mis. Oeorge Perry and family. Mrs. Richard Wilson, of Imbler. i from Murry, I'tah, spent the week Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas Towle cel-'eud wilh relatives and friends, ebratcd the completion of their bar- Mrs. Perry is a daughter of Mrs. Inherited syphilis is one of the much less frequent conditions which .might a ffeet the hearing, and usually does so by attacking t In- Internal eur. Have you seen the DOLLAR ' AN SCO? It's a real camera and takes good pic tures. Just the thing for the children. Moon Drug Co. The Owl iMug Co. Profile Brim Hcboiixa new prolile brim, a most flattering motlc. nill be one of the leading typos for fall. Jl lias sold ! brown wlin ilraplnc the crown and 1 tying Into a bow at the aide back. Round Trip to Portland $6.00 From La Grande Going Sat.,' Sept. 3rd Returning Lv. La Grande G:30 a.m. ,(.k,. wMi i. i,n..re,i i.. Ar- Portland 7:15p.m. .iir.s om.v mi any Tickets good in coaches r.uinr imin iu, s,vi. QjJy -1th or toii(bir. S'it. Silt. ('Iieck.il liny Your Tlrli-t Karly Axrnt. I.a .iauli, Ongtm HuKKaKe Will Not II" .i. ii. kinir, BESIDES being a treat that you and every member of the family will enjoy, these Tried Tomatoes will demonstrate to you whr.t a remarkable fat Mazola is for deep frying. Being a pure "vegetable oil pressed from the hearts of golden corn kernels Mazola fries foods so that, when ready to serve, they nrc greaselcss and easily digested. 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