La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 17, 1927, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMntlay. Octohei" 17, 1927.' LA GRANDE - EVENING OBSERVER J9t W T Royal Neighbors ; of Four Counties ; 1 Meet in La Grande The BixUi unnuul dish-lot con Volition of (he Koyu) NYiphbors 'lotltfo wus hold In ,La (Irumie S.it 'urtluy, with tluh'KHles in utte-nil-imee from pnictlrully 'Vi-ry town in (hp dintiirt, whli' h inrludfa, Ha km", Tntou, Wullowu und I'muiilhi. (oiiiitic. " Aim, Cunio Kutoh. oniric of tlu Uaeul cmnn tnul vleo prmldpnt. of 'the convention, p resided unil lh first tmturion opont'U ut ln:oO o'elocl; Kuturduy inornintf wln-n the nurnl hualiuM of tin metHug wus laUoii up. ' At noon the I -a Grundo lode wiim hoHlt'Hs at luncheon, which wan Borved in the dining room of tlui I. O. O. K. building, tho conven Ulon Hpsslons ht lntf held in the, Odd 1'ellowH lodge hull. The afternoon session opened at 1:311 o'clock und (ho. I.u Grande cuiup put on the initiatory work for the hcIioqI of Inst nut ion. He frrt work was Kiveu by Mrs. l-'lora '.Mcl'urlun, pust oracle of tho H.t ker rump, and Mis. I'urric.ICatoii, of ,a (irnndc, linker winning; by three points. The draping of tiie 'ehnrler wus expeinpliried by the J'eiHjIeton Ipdgt . Mrs. Ida Kani 'blen, xtule supervisor, who was liero for (ho meeting was in rhnrKt of other work of the orKuniitutton l..l.d Kve a short ti'tlki t i. V At tf:3u o'clock' a biinquc( Mviis served by tho local lodKv In' hunor .of the visiting women. Mvn. e tha White, of Lu Orande, presldft-V 1u,h toastmlHireHH. Covers Were, laid for about IftO. At 7;:i Q'elorit a short program va given. Miss Lillian .Katon played, n piano solo, a reading W.'ih ffiven by Mrs. Mable Coleman and , lllss liethel Trill sans a selection, i .eurh ronponding with an encore. An address of welrome wus giv-' . iwi by Mrs. Tearl Wagoner and the l response was Riven by Mrs. Me- Orosky, of Maker. Memorial serv 1 con, in memory of the departed Jiiemberu of the lodgr, were- con- ducted by Mrs. Hamblen, state sup Vy visor, and six assistants. Tho Maker camp had charge- c.f 'YtYfl initiation of a class of 3u cun . (Hdutes, se,ven of them bfing from Kuker and the remainder from J .a iriinde. i i Mrs. Irma Klbler gave an Inter 4 h. In.- talk on the work of the or (ttinl.utiQii and - the. )ni porta nri nf ,)oniti protection. Talks were giv-1 jif-li by several other members pies- Vnt, after which the convention Closed with a vocal duet number. ."Tho Knd of A Perfect Hay" by Mrs. .til nri ys JluuifU and Miss Ida Neulclrchncr. jf - Ni'Xl yeur'a convention will be held at Baker. V - Neighborhood Club ; 1 Program Interesting 5' llpmbPis of th! NVlBhliorhoo'l Oliih will enjoy "An Afti-rnoon Wilt "Wrhnbert" lomorrow aftoinoon u the rPBUliir liKM-lliig. an Intei'Psl lllll prOKi'uiu hiiviilB been nrninued by Mlsa I'.bulya Miller, inosrum . chalrinun for the day. j Heverul nulsleul numbers will be ' lieanl durlni,- the alternoon. The . )tev. Oliver Hlley will pay Sehu (lert'a "liniiromptu In A Kbit" nii i Hurley will snB -The Hunt er.", ac.-ompunli-d by Miss Ciladys Miller at the piano. Mrs. Georite lilrhardnon will play a piano num ber. VHy The Sea." a Sehuliert-I.lzt lirranKenpnt. anil Mrs. l.eo Miller will slut; "The Heo." accompanied iy Mrs. J. I). Meyers. Miss Doro Ihy Hrownton will iday "Hark, lllark, The Lark" by Sebubert-l.iv-.t and the final numbers on the pro gram will he "Herenade" and "My Abode" by Mrs. I.eal liussell, uc enmpunled by Mrs. Hurley Uleh iir.ilson. ; .Mrs. Hale fox and Mrs. Klmer MeMunus will be the interpret. -ra. - The regular buslb-'ss of the meet ing or the club will precede the program. . " Mrs. 1-irnest Landry entertained (be l- H. club Saturday afternoon tit an otlrarllve brlilBe-luneheon at The Tiri'ln. , A two-rourse luncheon was serv ed at 1:15 o'clock, covers belipr laid for 12 around one larce table, which was prettily decorated In keeplns with the autumn season. A mlniaturr. laltlcc- cover, d wlih KrapPi leaves and clusters of Kronen served as a centerpl.ee for Hie table and on either side were liaukels of rniit and bowls of mitri olds. Candles also added to the Ullracliveness of the table. After luncheon thno tables of brbli;.' were enjoyed for the re- Sunday Papers You Can Buy 'Oregonian ' , Oregon Journal Tortland Telegram Seattle Post Intelligencer The Denver Post and Idaho Statesman At Moon Drug Co. Tb Ci lt diC Vo. mulnur of the aflernoon. Mrs. R.ly CtoodnouRh niatio high wore una me wiiinrt print- us won by Mrs. if. K. Williams. -Mrs, Klmo ckk will be the ni'xt j hostess to the club,. Saturday, Oct. P.-T. A. Convention Report Presented The vff"Iar meeting of, tho Wi low , 1'uient - Teacher 'Usaoeiution was hejd Kriduy uftrnoon ut thn school vth Mrtf. Jt. C. Axunder, president of the association, pre sidlntf. After the opening of. the meeting a playlette was given by several of the pupils of Miss Sar ah Williamson's room, ufter which Mr.!. Carl J. Douhan gave an in teresting report on the national I'.-T. A. convention, which she a tended during the summer in Oak land, Cul. Those present joined in the sing ing of several jmi ent - teacher songs, which wus followed by a report ut the work accomplished by the Four-il club of the school, the club winning first place on its sxnil.it at tin; club fair. In addition lo several individuals winning prizes. Miss Williamson told about the organization of a.campfire girl group in the school. Iuring the biis.ness meeting the association decided lo purchase a phonograph lor the school to help tin students in fiuusic appreciation. Misif .Kllccii ;M6relock was appoint ed parliamentarian, and delegates to. die state l'.-T. A. convention to bo held hero Oct. to' 2$, were-' appointed by the president, Announcement was liiade by the community sing to be held at the high school Thursday, Oct. Jill, and all' members of tin association were' Invited to attend. A membership contest was stall ed and Mrs. Dee Jiavls and Mrs. Heatiice Young were appointed us leaders. Announcement was made; of the WiiiuuiiK colored slngeis to appeal here, (Jet. 2N, and plans were made for a harvest festival, for tho ben efit of the hot lunch dt partmeiit of the association, to ltd held Jov. is. i The campftre girls served tea .it the closfs of the meeting. Announcements The Mlble Searchers' class of the Klrst I'resbylerlan church will meet, Wednesday aftwnoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs, M; M. Miller, It avenue. All mem bers tiro urged to be present. Cars will be at the church at 2:16 o'clock for. all those, who have no way to go to the Miller home. The ' .41 riles' society to tho Mro t herhood of J,ocomotive . Klremen and Knglnemen will meet In regu lar session Tuesday evening at the K. IV hall. important business will bt discussed. The Monday Musical chorus will meet tonight at 7:15 o'clock In the Neighborhood club rooms. A gen eral .invitation is extended to ail who enjoy singing to join tho chor us. v, The unnual convention of the Methodist Kpiscopal Ladies Aid so ciety of I'nion county will be held at the Methodist church here Wed nesday, beginning at 0:.'ii o'clocK In the morning. .There will be. a potluck luncheon' at noon. All members are asked to bring one coveied dish, u cup, plate, knife, iork and spoon. " ,A Hallowe'en costume party will he given Tuesday evening at Eagles hull at 7 o'clock by the I .a dies' atu iliary to the Mi-otherhood of Hall way Trainmen for all members of the organization and their families. The meeting of trie "Woman's Christian Temperance union, which was to hove been tomorrow, has Teen postponed for one week. MENUS Ity Sister Mnry HIIKAKI'WST Kresh prunes ce real, .cream, crisp broiled bacon, sott cooked eggs, corn cake, milk. coffer.' F.t'XCHKON Cream of corn f'3Up. touted crackers, unified baked tomatoes, steamed brown bread, milk, tea. , I INNKIt Tamale pie, Mc:imcri spinach, October fruit salad, crack ers and cheese, niilk, coffee. A spoonful of whipp d cream served on top of each cap of corn Cowboy Touch A The belt of a green chiffon evening own Kets Inspiration from the cowboy's trappings. It has links t dull illTer studs, with silver tassels for bucUs, Wisconsin Shows Rapid Population Gain tiSA. rViHconslu apparently is IncreuslnH her population by threes. Hero are the triplot diuiBh.tc.rs of Mr. Hid Mrs. VieorBe Sehnoiiler who live near (Jlovclanil, Wis. They're till healthy und niothor is ell, oo. Ltd lo rlBht they uro Marsaret, S pounds; Dorothy, li pounds, and Marcclla, 7 pounds.' . soup adds to thenourishment as well as the attractiveness. Season the cream lightly with suit and sprfpkle with paprika. , Freshly popped popcorn is a delicious ac companiment in place of crackers. Tamale'' pie is .a western dish that should be popular universally., Tbi i vale !: Three-fourths cup white corn meal, a cups boiling water, 1 cup stoned ripe olives,. pound chop ped round steak, minced onion, 1 minced green chill pepper, 2 cupj chopped tiiMnatoes, V cup seeded and chopped raisins, 1 teaspoon suhul. Mix tenHpoon Hall thoroughly with corn meal and stir In enough cold water to moisten and make Now Read WhatJ About Lucky Strike it WHAT is the quality that Giacomo Rimini, Margaret D'Alvarez, Cesare Formichi, Armand Tokatyan, Emma Trentini, William Faversham, Florence Reed, Paul Whiteman, and other famous singers, actors, broadcasters ' arid public speakers have found that makes LUCKY STRIKES delightful and of no possible injury to their voices? For-the answer we turned: to 'medical men and asked them this question: . . Do you think from your experience with L UCKY STRIKE cigarettes that they are less. irritating to sensitive or tender throats than other cigarettes, whatever the reason? i . , 11,105 doctors answered this question "YES." Consider what these figures mean; consider that they represent the opinion and experience of doctors, those whose business it is to know. 6 It's toasted No Throat Irritation-No Cough. smooth. : Slowly add boiling water, ! stirring hard, lioll-'five minutes, stirring constantly. Cook In n double boiler for one hour. Add olives ,anii make a smooth layer in a well-buttered casHerole, using liiilf the mixture. Melt 1 table, xpoon bacon fat or butter In u fry lug pan and add onion. Cook five minutes and add chopped steak. Add tomatoes and raisins. cover and cook for ten minutes. J'our over the layer of corn incnl In casserole, cover with remaining mush and bake In a hot oven for .to mtuulcs. srve from casserole. A hospital Is a place ,vTie.vo a person's condition usually is "sat isfactory." ' . l . . The Garden XAKCISSI FOK THK MYXO ", HOO.H There is only one precaution to be- observed u .growing narcissi indoors und tliutais;to see to it that lhe" aro. not lluced In too hot und iliv nn ii t iiinHtihero. l'mler theur I eondlllniis I ho IiikIh nmv blast. The Paper WntJ po:yantInis narcissus is the mosl popiilur plant for house decoration In the winter and one of tho easiest grown. If thrives in soli, wet sand, water and pebbles,- or fibre. It need not be set tiwuy to inako roots but It is 11,105 Doctors say Cigarettes Because! httr to do ao If planted In earth. I It should not at lite start b. placed In full liKbt as this forces top Krowth 400 'fast, while, root growth is tho mala factor to be established at the start. As soon as ' the roots ure well developed, bring to the Hunt and close to the glass. Other varltles of the polyanthus on eluster-flowored narolaaus ure as euslly grown us 1'uner, White and give beautiful yellows and whites with yellow cups. Tho popular t'hlnewt Illy la u polyan thus nurclssusi . The trmmtetH are the most eas ily bundled of the other classes of nurciasus mm one may nuvo oano- dils very easily providing the very euslly providing the wurning nguinat not ury uir m neeoe.i. im um r-mprrur . exoelb nt plunt for the purpose una Klnjr AH''ed and other Hhinln sometimes give finer bloom indoors. than they do In tho Harden. it must be borne in mind that they 1 ure hardy bulbs, like, to giow coq(, apu ntteu na couuihib, vnuw uiem, In the coolest room in tho housut untill they bloom. Tho trumpets und the polyftn- thus aro tho best types for use . In tho ordinary dwelling. The flat cups una ieeusu are more .imciy to blast than these types und the poet tens cannot be grown except under perft ct conditions to any good advantage. A cool green house Is tho best for them. There Is, however, the polyan thus und trumpets, material for i succession of beautiful pot a or howls of flowers for a long period during the winter season by Blurt ing the bulbs a week or so apart. The soil is a minor consideration, provided good drainage Irt glvep. No fertilizer except . bone meal should be used and 'a teaspoon of Hi 1,4 in a five-Inch pot Is suffi cient, Set a pun of water pear the plants to give (help the moist at mosphere that they need. , The Paul Whiteman, Noted Orchestra Leader, twites: "It was but recently, when I started to act as mauler of cere monies with my band at the VarumountTheatre, that I real' ized how vital perfect voice condition was to a performer. I have always been a consistent smoker and, fortunately, Lucky Strikes were my favorite brand. I like their toasted flavor and, best of all, I can smoke as often as I like, without fear of irri tating my voice, which is becom. ing great sset in my work," We hereby certify that wa have examined 1,105 signed card con firming the above statement LVBRAND. ROSS BKOS. MONTOOMEKY Accountants and Auditors N.w York, July 32, 1827. 0M99S9O909O999M6O9 v NEW FLOWERS Flbwers are an important feature of trimming for dance f locks, dresses and coats. hav an auunng selection, moaerateiy pncea 65c to $1.75 PUTMAN'S La Grande's Exclusive ReadyToWear:. .. Millinery S; Shoes- : - . - ; I F! .,., 1, or ih. niant l a mod bull. ,...., . POI.,,,.ion of ,., ut- inoanllpria' r,. m.opi0. if tha hi(ds blUHt ,t la l00 Ury rqr -J;.()ple to iim,tho ami tUo VQpdittoU should bw (loI,r(,(,(ll( , 1 ' ' 1 PAFX OF rAXDKMOMDI NKW, YORK Leopold (iodowa- k.v. plapiflt ami composer. 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