La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 05, 1927, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, OctoWr 5, 1927 LA" GRANDE EVENING Y OBSERVER Page Thrts Society News 1 1 OUT OUR WAX By Williams teachers Institute. "The meeting f will be held l-'rlday, Oct, 14, in- 1 lead. ' ,i I ) Neighborhood Club Year Begins With members 0f t,o committee d,v: Vr. Lynn WriKl,t. !,. w. v Mv'. Ailory, M,.3. H, j, M,.ianro Tuesday. Meeting rSi'S Tho I.a Grande NVIbIiIioiIioo,! ' .. ""miulo -innrtiwl tr. of tlie cummtinii v Willi tin entlmalustlc ineetinK yen- I ... . 1 """'. -Mrs. ('huil.si ftoinoon in the einh ,nn,. ."" "t chili opined a new yenr of work ., ...i n ..ntlinBii.uMA i aeiwet lenlny ufteinoon in the elnli rooms , in the lllirury liullillnic. .Mm. Klier . wood Williams, the new jireHiilent of the club, anil the other new of ficers ! were In their'; tvancctlvn . pltteeil, Mm. A. W. Neliion, riml vice ' -president; Mi'R. lOvelyn Jleurnxhuw, 't Keeonil vice preHlilnl; Mm.. It'. AleyerH. reeorillni? Hecretury: '.Mm. I.'nink ItalKton. rorrettpondinK .gee ivtary nnil .Mih. I.ee llnnlorl, In-amircr. ' The dny ai Unown iih Prcsl. ilent'H ilny anil a Iihrii part of the afternoon wan taken up with tlv , openinK of the year'H liuslneHH nnd ' the reports of the various ilenart nienlK nnil committees or the fyitl). The cluh tnt-mliei's voteil to assist aSHistUlltS lire l,- t Al. Humpurey. Alru Tiini-r mil'.....' Mrs. Anna I'olaek. Mm. Kute Hnn ley, Mrs. W. (. Crews n,l A,s. .1. K. Sllverthom. .Mrs. f. j:. (Jump Is county chair man of the Christina,, seal sale .in. I Have u Bhon r-pott, announcliiK a I I'hrlstinas will luslitute to lie hel.l ! nerc uel. is. Aha. lively,, lliarn Sfiaw Is city chalnnun ami the other inriuhers of the lurwe coin, mlltee are; .Mrs. I .;. Anderson. Mrs. H. II. AlurRan, .Mrs. ' Oustav WIshIci', Mis. Wun l.'owler, .Mis. v. in. l-ieliens, Airs. Walter Huiin, .Mis. ,1. !. Caldwell, .,a. a. .;. Itlchey, Airs. Harry Turner, Airs. Ilslher Stoili:anl, .Mrs. Waller Now- laml, .Mrs. I;. A. Wllkerson, Airs. ! the women of the Latter Day Saints' S. Jester. Airs. Julius Itoesch, Airs, church In sponsoring a booth all W. u. Sawyer, Airs. Oscar Cutler their liaznar for the benefit of the ; Airs. ,- Kva Wiisler, Airs. W. r! new recreational hall, w hich is now ; Crews, Airs. John Allen, Airs'.' C. J. Ilinler consli tion. They nlso vot. j HlnolC All's. L. J. Ilhert. Alrs: I'hll eil to sponsor a ten dm-ln theThonpson; Airs. Oene Walker, Mrs. stale convention of the Oreiron-O.' L.' AlacDoweli, Alrs .lt. H: Smilli, V conirress of 1'arents anil .Teachets t to he helil here Oct. iU '.o 2S, In- J elusive. .Mrs. h'rnnk Harris was -r appolnteil eliaiimun of 1 he booth f commiltee ami Airs. Lynn Itohnen- ' kamp chairman of the tea com- ... inittee. . A silent tribute was paiil to the !' deceased members of the club, who ' were'laken from the ranks of the , club women luring the vacation . months.; :, Airs. Robert S. Kukin, pnst presi- dent of the club, srave an Interest-1 Airs. W. W. Gardner, Airs. W. ('. Kelly qnil Airs. V, L. Tribe.'., . .Mrs. II. II. Cleaver, county cor respondent to the reiteration News, reported .on her work, inul Mi-s. Itay Williams, -chairman of - the press nnil publicity committee, gave a report. Her assistants are: Airs. I'Vank Kelly anil Mrs. William .Mil ler. ....'.' Mrs. W. T. Phy reported for Mrs. Lee Warnlck, chairman of theRlrls' committee, telling of the catnpflro girl work in .the eit. und county, Init report of the stute federation tlin organl.atlon of fne campflre convention, wlileli was held in Hen-1 : girls Kuunllans' association und the last spring and was nttended by a. large delegation from La Grande. She lold something of the enter tainment furnished by the" Hend women, the liushiess of the conven tion, which included reports of tin scholarship loan fund, which 'was . hood club, will sponsor -the- presim- cstablishcd in La Grande in 1 HUG I tation of u musical comedy, here. REACrA fHATM ? LOOrr-ERE GONKJA, BE -GvirVj VOORSELF (kRCifl M& lN"0' I GO 'IN T' a.,, ASK1 'TV-V GDnrFoiuiiiu -ru' , ' W U' ' T . ''V-Mll , MV1M III I L JA imci i - - . V'VV JTX 1 ' L-WV LIKE MAKE ME. LOOK LlE A AK1SVMER ME 'Tt4oor V(I'-.'.. ' ."J rcc.'u. s. pat orr. HEROES ARE MADE -MOT BORM. iiL. ClMT BY NCA SCRVICC, INC. J Mih It1 H 't.-in tln n-iut i.pJ. irrnu'l h rt Ihn v(iiin('iv ,ln..1nip t liA ' ' . 1 1 puHt few months. She aaketi co- : operation of the dub women. Miss a 4. -r 1 -n Murgm-Pt Aimon Ih the third mem-' Art lieSOcU'Cll OlSS ber of tlmt committee. November 7 und 8 I he Neighhor- v und Iiuh 'f. that time, i' hoNpilat In Portland. j Mih.. K. P. Mos.sinun, art rliatr man for the Oregon ffdfrutlon, told Komethintf of how the exhibit of : Oregon urtlsts was received ut the eonvenllon. tnying that the exhibit , ;would be busy till this year. !, Mi-H. Williams told of the suc- ress of the play given by mcmbeni 3 of the La (Irande club, under the Ifuderuhtp of -Mrs. -Donald J'tiguc, ' ilurlng tho convention.. Mra. i Hay WIlliuniH reported on , the HuccesH of this year's flower show nnil Mrs. W. W. Wade guve Begins Its Season Henry 'Iletw, Mrs. Harry .M;' Bailey. .Mins Kannie Somiuer. Mrs. Hugh Hrady. Mrs. tleorge Mill.- Mrs. A. I,. Richardson, Mrs. Kred H. ktd- thfi rnoi t of IIia nmlftinar nnmniH. I die. MlS. Herbert Pattlson, Ml. tee-whlch was Accepted. . v NPA-pitmrecs, ."Kfc Lufembors of ti.oBlueblrd group .lrs.Ueorge Jiean. song, leader,, dax.il, H''9-.H- N..Ashby, AliS ;.Wal-l .uiuu. lUiv JiakiU church led in two songs. .Mrs. Clyde W . ' ',,,... Mr John TC'ona SlCa -' th"lr accom,wnying at the piano. . K. J.yOiH!,, Airs. G..U v WKge s, moUltla afternoon at the ine enatrmen or me various) ?'" " ,' GT'-.'-iV V. I hpiRo of Airs. Jlua Hlrrlne. JJurlng K.. u lirten, Airs. j. e. uavenscrufi. Alls. 1'iank Kelly, Airs. Jid Al. Jen- All-S. I'e for reports. Airs. Charles Hlngu man, .chub man of the social com mittee, was called upon first und after a few words she introduced t some of her committee members. who are; .Mrs. L. 11. Aloe, Airs. 10. G. Kh-by, Mrs. I''. C Ualston, Airs. i'-Moyil MeKennon, Airs. Wayne VSilc, Airs. c. K. Sting. Airs. Ira - ! Snyder, Airs. W. I'. Alohr, Airs. " Henry Mill, Airs. Grover Crimmett. ' Airs. William Wilson, Airs. James O'Neal, Airs. Clyde Zimmerman, .Nits. Giles HnrndciT and Airs. J. Iv Wright. ' 'I Airs. Itobert Kakin. chairman of i the year book cominitlee, reported tba: I hp- books hail been eomplet. : eil anil mailed to all of the. member ' ship. Oilier nieinhers of the com millee are: Airs. K. W. Illy, Airs. t'. li. Siilz, Airs. A. W. Nelson, Airs. It. Tyler, Airs. J. K. Tryon, Airs, i'. K. llappersett and Airs. 1). Appleby. Airs. Karl C. Heynolds, chairman of tile department of music, re ported the opening of the .Monday .Musical chorus rehearsals ami urg ing a large attendance. .Mrs. H. K. Jllxon is vice chairman of the de partment: Airs. f. S. .Moore, secretary-treasurer and -Mrs. A. W. Nel son, cluh chairman. The chorus committee consists of Airs. It. J. ' Green. Airs. Lynn Wright and Airs. Audnier 1'layle. ' Airs. II. G. Smith reported for the art department, of which she is chairman, announcing the first meeting for tomorrow afternoon. -Mrs. II. It. Manna Is vice chairman of that department: .Airs. I'hll , Thompson, secretary-treasurer und Airs. C. llappersett, club chulr- - man. .Mrs. V. 1!. Appleby told of sev eral interesting programs which will be given by the literature de partment of w hich she is chairman. The president reported for Airs. George Kloihlaril. chairman of the hospitality committee. The other the. afternoon the girls gave a pro rnm,. Including a one-act piny, aft er which refreshments were served. lowing the curd games. I . Air. and Airs. Alllton I'rlce will entertain the club ut its next meet ing Tuesday evening. Oct. IS. Ituckman and Harry Alohr receiv ed the consolation prizes. .Douquets of the season's garden ITowers were used to decorate the rooms, luvender and yellow being j the predominating colors. The hos- I less, assisted by Allss t'urrle Hkilf, The Art' Iteseareh class opened ! uei-ve,! i n.nnnrua innimnn t'r. Biuii iu i,i,uu Biiiee.i iii-iiu M,r,r, "'"")' '"" Its veur of study A ondav afternoon , and the Doernbccher , Zuru. Airs. Colon It. lOberhurd is wm.n flrsl me(.tlnB of thH Bpa. chulimim of the committee on'son wu8 hc(1 at nomp of charge, and the other members ure:nw president, Airs. Donald 'Al. .Mrs. W. C. Perkins. Airs. K'ank i Pugu(1 u bolnff , fU.at mP(.nB Lilly, .Mrs. t". W. Irwin. .Mrs. Imo- of ,,, y(11. ,,, pr0rratll or w0,k gen tiussell, lir. Alurguret Jngle,(waa ouUied and business truns Alrs. Lynn Hohnenkump, . M''3- acted Mark Pj,y Mrs. JI..A Zurbrlek. Ml.8 . . (MnttVer W08 r.0cied Mrs liay Kuller. M s ?'r secretary to take tho place of Mrs. ? ! '?T w 'S 'l K. Wallis, who has movea to It. Jlatph riark, Mrs. W. T. I'hy.i " v Mrs. Harley ltichardson( t Mrd. ..,.,.,' 'iAJitt ...L and Mrs. C'ti. Moore tnnsurei'.l A sociable was enjoyed following the business session, when (Mrs. Pague served refreshments. : , ceived the men's prize. Mrs. Tom afternoon with Mrs. Dick Mndsay, 1304 Ninth street. The Missionary society of the ,i Methodist Episcopal church smith ' j will meet Thursday nlirrnouu at i;.10 o'clock Ut the pHrsunage, , , 'I Tlie Benior Kpworth leag.ue of til Methodist Kptwopal - i-lmrch south wilt huld a iMisinesii meeting, lullowed hy a sociable, in the base men of the chinch Thursday eve, nhitf. Oct. o. ' ' i - The Homo department of Ihn hM r si Presbyterian c lunch wilt meet at the lipnie of Mrs. A. H. Aflib r- ' son, ft (i 7 Adams avenue, Thursday afternoon at 3:ttM o'clock. All mom-, hers are irged to be present. I PUTMAN'S La Grande's Exclusive Rcady-To-Wear : ' Millinery & Shoes ; . ! Thero will ho an offlcei-B meet ing of the Woman's lleneflt asso ciation tomorrow evening -t 7::tu o'clock at the homo of Mrs. Delia Hainden, Ko7 N avenue. Any oth er mombers who care to attend are cordially Invited. 1 scant teaspoon snlt, 1 able spoon pepper, 1 1 eups, finely i chopped cold cooked chicken, 3 eggs. Melt butter, fllir In flot and slowly add milk, stirring con st mil ly. Season with salt and pep per and adil bread crumbs. HVlng to the boiling point and cook two minutes stirring constantly. He move from tho fire and add pars ley, yolks of eggs well beaten and chicken. Mix thoroughly and. fold In whites of eggs henten until 'stiff and dry. Turn Into a buttered t baking rdlsh and hake forty niln I men In a slow ovon. . Berve at I once In the dish In . which the souffle was baked. Xfw that Mr. Kurd has gone Into the rubber bushiest', Um, ther are ihnse who wonder If the nw ma chines are made tn squeeze I through or bounce over traffic. ME3NUS Hy Kpiter Mary HHKAKKAKT Clrupea. cereal, eream. salt . codfish balls, corn. meal uiuiTtns, carrot marmaludet milk, coffee. 1 U'NCHKON Thicken souffle, crenmed celery, graham rolls. buked pears with chocolate sauce, milk, ten. IHNNHIl Itoasi loin of lamb. riced potatoes, grilled tomatoes, macedolne of vegetable salad, peach parfnrt, milk, coffee. The chicken souffle suggested in the luncheon menu is made, from the remains of the roast chicken used l'or dinner tho eve ning before. This 1b one of the most attractive ways to use up left-overs of meat, fish or .vege tables and of course the eggs re quired in the illsli add to the nour ishment. .' - ' i Chicken Souffle; The Willow . Parent-Teacher as- 0np nlul 0lu,.hlUf oup() mk( 2 soclatlon will mit meet this Friday tablespoons butter, 2 tablespoons as was planned because of the flour, VC mip stale bread crumbs, Members of the K S. club re sumed uctivittes after the summer vucatlon Haturday afteruoon when! the first meeting of tho seasdil was! held at the home ot Mrs. U,. It. i WlMiums. t The rooms were attractively dec orated in a color scheme of laven- tier and pink, bouquets of asters , and butterfly busJt being used.-; Score cards were In the same colon. llrldge at three "tables was the cllvorslon of the a(ternoon, Mrs. W.J D, , Warner making high score a-mong the. club niembers.,... Mrs. I Klino Olegg won - tlifc ecOiid ii lce ' and the guest prize tvent to Mih. ! William Gable.. . - , i During a short business session three new members were admitted to the club, Mrs. Hay (loodnough. sen, Mrs. A. li. nowen, UcynolflH and Mrs. It. J. Williams. .Mrs. H. A. Kiirm-ifK reporieu iui. : ,M ... ,,fltM U.11M iwrt.Pniitun liinnheon wan serv- Mrs. Wade, leader of the group, Mrs. It. 11. Hiulth and Mrs. Dallas who prrai'iiifu nii it. H"i 'y mi: ump-hi SOAP SPECIAL A Two-Pound Bar of AMMEM CASTILE SOAP This soap is import ed from France by the Owl Drug Co. Moon Drug Co. A rents For The Ool Din' Oo. the thrift committee, after : which a letter was reail from Mrs. Sadie, Orr IJunlinr, lelllnpr of . the wot k of the Doernhechcr hospital, anil ask ing that the cluh set aside an amount for the benefit of the hospital. Airs. O. K Aloran is chairman of the pnhlic welfare committee, and the in embers nre Airs. J. W. Knowles, Allss Alice Alarnuarili, Airs. J.. I.. l)oii(rlas Airs. Jullu li. Holmes, Airs. Lowell W.' Wllllnni on and Mrs. li. U. I'aylon. Ali-s. H. Alarks, Airs. It. K. Tyler and Mrs. Kverett Wallslnger are the ne wmemliers of the auditing com mittee. Mrs. R A. Kpllns Is cholrman of the teachers' reception. Airs. T. A. AlcKlnstry Is chairman of the an nual breakfast and Airs, liny .Mur phy Is chairman of the annual flower show, all of which are an nual'cluh events. Instead of giving n talk at tho close of the. reports Airs. Williams. the president, expressed herself by giving n short poem. A musical progrnm was then giv en, Allss Judith Hnoilgrnss playing two piano numbers, "lo Spring by Orelg and "Shadow liancc" by Alacliowell, and Airs. Grace Kran ces, of linker, singing "You in a Gondola" and "Sylvia," anil re sponded with an encore number "If 1 Wero You." She was accompan ied hy Airs. Jumes Hart Hanton lirokaw at the piano. Atrs. Hro kaw, who Is also of Baker, gave two planologue numbers, entitled "t's Twins" and J.'HeJected." ' A sociable followed the program, when Airs. Bfligaman and her as sistants served refreshments. The president of the club poured, as sisted by Airs. I'. 1.. Italston an I guest of honor. A "shake down' Striped Cuft ed following tlie afternoon's games. ; uMrs, o. a. Oririlth and her mot hoc, will take place Mrs. 'P. C Spon, visiting here from In the basement of the h'lrst .Melho-1 Yakima, Wash., were luncheon dist Kpiscopal ' church Thursday' guests. evening to which all members ori The club will meet again Satur the, church arc Invited. ' j day, Oct. 15, with Airs. Krnest l.an- A special cominitlee has made! dry as hostess, eluiiorate arrangements for tlie eve-j ' ning, which will begin at 8 o'clock.) The first meeting this season of There will be n program, aflcr the Monday Dinner club nflcr ud w liicll refreshments will be served. Journment during the summer The young people of the church : months was held at T'liimi Monday ire especially Invited to attend. Organize Bridge ( Club Last Night A new bridge cluh, the name of which lias not yet been selected, wns organized last evening when Afr. and Airs. Nolan Skirr; enter tained at three Inbles ut' their home on Oak strqet. . .Mrs. Harold I.yman made high score among the women ilurlng th" evening's play and .Mr. I.ymnn, re- evenlng. After dinner Iho evening was eujoyably spent at brlhge. Announcements ? Thn Mother's Self Cult lire club will meet at 2::i0 n'eloeU Thursday Outsxaniim values try the world's largest maker . OJ pianos CMUiwlMisaMMwiMaU.il See these new GULBRANSEN Models THE exquisite little upright Inttrument known u the Gulbrinscn i "Minuet" Is ideally che children's piano. It Is only i feet 8H inches high, but with wholly surprising volume end tone. Children love the Gulbren.cn Minuet Model. It keep them Interacted In music lessons, eager to learn. v The coat of chla beautiful small piano, I Oulbranaen quality (fc 7 Q C product throughout, ia only . . : tyjrj A reasonable cash payment will place It In your home. Subsequent pay ments to lult your convenience. " Uprights for Hsad-PUrlnt 29S, (ISO. $440, KnlKMlng PiafLO., for Pkvlns bj Rotle4'PlaU . aiJbr kud-HM, ISM, 6i0, 700, OtsBiti I6S0 sad Up. Rapt oducing Ptsnoa, plavsbU ElectrkcJly sad fay baad 770IO1S7S. hhutonol PrtcailsmlwdMiawfTlnimimtnl al tsasderi, . W. lesnl you lo Iww iha aJMDilaea o dUi pnuetion und fivtu. 1 Adler s Music Co. ' "In With Newlin's" Our Motto: "Quality & Service" GULBRANSEN Pianos Every Type of Piano for the Home i i P ' fouquet NOT STRENGTH ' P Buy vanilla for itf delicate bouquet 3 V" "rather thin for raw pungency. 3 C Only top -grade vanilla beans have J P" ' the true auave vanilla flavor - 3 t and only the choicest of them go J ;t ' ' ' ' ' Into Schilling Vanillo. Thet'a ' ; J t why lt rare flavor does not fade out .' t J ' W . . . I biking or freeiing. - ' J "yl ' V S c k 1 1 1 i n g I V A N I L L A 3 I i V C of fe Tea i la ajgJPowder y Mjf ; The full-flavored coffee A new, deep cuff on a black lin ported gown lias colorful atrlpet achieved )y row and rowa ol arrow silk, braid In ID afcadef ol red end pink. - ANNOUNCEMENT Our first delivery leaves the store at 9:30 each morning a distinctive feature of Joel's service so that you can have your morning order in your kitchen by 10:30. You appreciate and want this delivery service but it's impossible to fill orders that are placed late. Our store is opened at 7:30 each morning phone your order just as soon after that as possible before 9:30. Only in that way can we give the prompt delivery service you require. Eagle Valley Peaches, per crate $1.15 Concord Grapes, basket 35c McDonald Turnips, 4 lbs 25c Sweet Potatoes, lb 4c Flat Lugs of Prunes : 70c Ripe Tomatoes, box . 59c Quince, lb , 10c 2 lbs. Fresh Fig Bars 39c JOEL9 MAIN 759 LET US BME YOUR BREAD The Quality of Butter-Nut Bread has made friend, ; ' f of all who have tried it ' ... " ; . 1 if'.:. We use only the purest and best mater- ials procurable. We mix our dough s and bake with scientific skill. Our white tiled ovens and white enameled baking j machinery produce the best bread under the most sanitary and economical con ditions. Let us relieve you of all wasted time ! and expense and furnish you with fresh, crisp, body-building BUTTER-NUT ' BREAD. Your grocer will gladly provide, fresh from our ovens, each morning GENUINE BUTTER-NUT BREAD Rich as butter sweet as a nut APPETIZING AND NUTRITIOUS McWilliam's La Grande Bakery Don't Bake, It always costs you more. Insist on Butter-Nut Bread At your grocery store.