La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 18, 1927, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday, October 18, 1927: IA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER HSocietyNews , Convention Of '! Aid Societies Is v To Be Held Here ' The tlilnl annual convention of , (lie Methodist KplBiopul Unites' Aid societies of I'nlon county will "ho held tomorrow at tho I'M r s t Mc.hodlst church here, presided itver by Mm. Wayne Wude, of Ik-, la ml City, president of the conven tion. , Ahoul Sufi women from over the . county are expected to allc-nd the "meeting, whlrh will open at ' -p'cloek lu lhi' morning unil will cpuiluite nil .day. V pollack lunch eon will ho held In the church basement n,f noon. i . An inter-eating program has been . arranged hy Mr. Kvrretl Wullstng er, convention secretary, chairman ' (iof the committee In "charge of that - font urn, 11 him been announced. ; f The pin-pone of (he annual run? vcptimi or thet ujd societies Ih to circa In nunc luten&t -In the work .and a cooperative spirit among the members of the various orgunlzu- ' lions.. ',. , i " The first convention, was held at Vnlon nnd last year the- imv-ting - waH held at Cove. ; y Officers for next year's eonven ' l!on will be elected during lomor ; .Vowfi meeting aid a timo and pluec set for the fourth annual eonven- tlon. ; t ... , -Mrs. Hphlle-OiT Dunbar arrived In l.a firundc lust night from Port land to ultend the Christmas Son Ik , 'I list it 11 to. which, is bing held at t (louaii hall today. Mrs, minimi ,Ih a past president of tin1 Oregon Federation of Women's clubs and has visited Ia (jrunde muny times tn that interest ami in the interest of the Oregon Tuberculosis asso ' ciulion, of which she Is a im -ruber. ,y She will slay over lui 1 ji Grande i .tonight and while here is a guest of Mrs. (Icorge T. Cochran. Her ' .hnrnc it; in Portland. i Party Compliments - It ' Mrs. Van Siclen ' A number of uffilli'8 .linvp been . !l?l'Pll (lllrlllff lite punt Wfi'k com , pllmentliiB Mis. William Vim flv i It'll. w.ho Ih yIhIIIhk In 1.U Ui-andf with hor luothfr. .Mrs. Curl Gus- 'writ, nnd with other relatives and J fi-lenils. f t r SunJu'. Mrs. l.on Kyrea ; onliV- t:ilii(il at illnniT lit her farm home ! .'near rove In honor of Mrs. Van li. Hlelen. Klnper was served nt 2 ' .o'eloeU. after whlrh tile remainder A 'of 1 lie afternoon was spent vtsir :! In.'. rovers were laid for' the honor ' Kiiest.i Sir. unci Mrs. Kil l.edbeter, t" t.Mrs. fori tiossett. .Miss ICdna, Jones, I'. Sirs. K. II. 'riiomas. and son! Clare, If ,Mrs. aiiHsetfs Kiandson, Heryl j 0elth Aiider.HDll.'Nlli ninJ-leril V onley. I'rnnk, Wore, Mrs. Mollle jOyriis and Hoy Kyres. and lira. Kyrei Kranddautrliter. Solell Coons. ' Mrs. Von Sielen's home Is in ': Cnlilornin. She formerly inade her lininp at Cove nnd lias many frli-nds V .111 tiiat seetlon. 1 CflVR (Speeinl) The. reirillnr vSILQUE (pronounced silk) Smooths, soothes and protects the skin. Ex cellent for chapped hands. Moon Drug Co. Agrnts For The Owl lHui Oo. If yoti are troubled with diindruff, Irrt luted or .itching scalp. liy hair, 'falling hair nee us. Wi .us the Parker - Herbex ' Method of scalp trt-at-tiients. We do not us strong alcoholic or acid pre pa rations. I'HONK MAIN "! For Appolntmi-nt REYNAUD'S Beauty Shop New Foley Bldg. meeting of the Cove, Womun's oluh was held lit tlw library building Thursday afternoon with nine members In attendance. Two new memtera were mlilprl In tlin mil. Mrs. Squire Thomas and Mm. Eva MHman. .Mrs, Wlllium Miiidiier. chulrnian of the program committee, present ed a program for the year's sludy, which was accepted by the ciuh members. Tin program will he a miscellaneous one, the club taking ul Kuglcs hall this evening for ajl up a new subject each mpnlh. A 'members of the auxiliary and their review of the hook "The Business' families of Being a Club Woman," hy Alice Arnw Winter, will he piesented at1 the meeting on Oct. 27. Jn addi tion to thiB there wilt he u nhml musical pr.ogram. Thi c)ub members decided to change tile procedure of meetings, aijd beginning with next week will have the program during the early part of the afternoon, followed by the buslneHi: wnhIou Mrs. J. It. Price Hiibmllted eral sfiggestions ror the year lioolc. I )ned. doughnutH, aweet cider. A meeting will he culled in the- near! UJNKKri ieet broth with rice, future to complete the plans. broiled halibut steak, spinnch tim- Plans were also mude for a Hal- bnles. stuffed pepper rlnKf. whole lowe'en party to be held at Krench j wheat rolls, grape ple.nillk, cof hall and Mrs. J. It. Price, .Mrs.." fee, r ' . Alice TrippeiT nnd Mrs. W. A. Mc-j The fish and spinach are served Nelll were nppntnted members of a'on the taimP hot 'nhilte'r with n com in it Uf-. to be in charge. The'gorninh irf lemon slices. and p:rs dute for the club Institute has not ley. Serve the pepper rings stuffed yit been s.'t. hut will he held earlywlth a well seasoned mixture of In November. Mrs. Haidle-Orr Iun- cabbage and celery on a hed of Imr is expwled to nttend the liiHti-jletluee nrrangert on a chilled plat tuto. Iter or snlad server.' het eneh per- Thero was. considerable dlHcus.Hon serve hlineir on his dinner Hlou concerning the county library',, plute". Klnce there h no nyer-moiHt and club members riimesed them-; vegetable nor a meat with a gravy Helves as l)eing in favor of lis re establishment. COVK (Special) -A group from Cherry. chupter No. : J 2,- Order' pfl ic Kastern Star, of Cove, attended , m he(, nollltoeHi ! cl the district meeting which wan haipraniIated.SUKnr riw.Kttltr inU(l lij l.a Grande Wenesduy. atten.edj4 pipH fmjr( 4 t0!it)pnflim nakingi Margaret Barnes, of Grants Pass. m' Those going from here wero; J. ' ,,Pan- oriy patron; Airs, i.uiu lejit eRps umH very ,(rht Peat fluyette. worthy matron; Mrs. h. K.'ln- Rupar nnd shortening. Add Anderson, Mrs. I.. H. Lav, MlS. J.'.n.n-lJ nnHiinow nnd mlv umnnth N. Breshears, Mrs. Kggie Witty.jAm! Bodtl to HOUr mUi( and linme! .Mrs. Knsse.ll issell Kulp,- Mrs. Klsle Col- is. I.. M. Laird, Mrs. Mae.' lins, Mrs. Kelly and Mrs. Alma Breshears. Mr. and Mrs. Kulph Hunt, of Is land City and Mrs. J. V. Rollins, of l.a Ornnde. members of the Cove chapter of Kustern Star, were also present. Announcements Tlie. Woman's Missionary socleiy" of the Luthoran church will mc.-t Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in lh iinncx of the church. Mrs. I. If Awp uitl i?iv(. it rfiiort of the! annual convention, which was he-Id at Tueofiia, WaHh. All .meinhers ure urged to attend. j s T?ie' lloyal Alstera of Wie Chris tian church will meet Wednesday afternoon ut 2:30 o'clock in the church annex: with Mrs. NewUIrl;, Mrs. Hurdesty, Mrs. Gutridge and Mrs. Thomas us hostesses. Tin; trays ordered by the. society have, been received and ull members are asked to come to the nieelinK pre pared to purchase one. The Wetitway club will meet at the home of Mrs. James Vad What The Salvation Army Is. Doing rnfortunutely, too oilen the peo ple think of the Salvation Army only us giving out rhrlstniuH bas kets, und holding their street meet ings. , Kver has the sympathy of the world turned toward the Orphan child. The child without Kather or Mother. The child who m'tibt look for Its life to charity. The Salvation Army mnlntalnn several mwh homes. I toys are In n sense "Community Property." They are the material from which tomorrow is built. The-1 Wiilvution- Army carries on an ex IcnslvJ work umong Hoyn. epe cially the umler-privllegeil Roy. The iloors of the Salvation Army ltecue anil Maternity Homes are open to any girl who, in the hour of her greatest need, seeks Inviol able sanctuary. Here she Is re ceived In love and cared for In love. These girls come from all walks in life: many are victims of betrayed trust, und too often they are only 13 or 10 years of age. One of the Important phases of the Salvation Army work Is ' the Temporury Relief. Illness causes poverty: death of a breadwinner will make a family dependent un til it has made a readjustment. The Army method Is "To help oth ers to help themselves." and usu ally these people can be restored to Independence. Hesldes these luipor'ant branch of work, the Salvation Army oper ates many free employment bu reaus for unskilled labor: conducts an International Missing Friends Bureau; an A ntl-Sutchh- Hureiiu. and f.n 'organized Prison work. Kresh Air Camps for weary moth ers and their children. Young Women's Hoarding Homes, for girls alono In a city. Hotels for men, where shelter and lodging can be secured ut a nomlnul price, or free to those who hoUe no money. Iay Nurseries where babies are cared for while the mother Is out work ing earning the living, and gar ments by the Million are distrib uted frc from our Store Rooms. The Salvutl-Sn Army asks tl2oo to carry on the work in La Grande for the coming year. Will yog do your share? Through the Salvation Army you give so that the blessings you en joy may In a measure reach those more unfortunate. The tch' of the Salvation Army Is limited only hy the gen erosity of tb Public for whom It functions. WPPOHE NOBODY CAR ED." CAW OMAR J. KNPTSON. ' Adv. I-Yldny nfternoon The Bible Roe. rebel's clusa of t)ie First Preiihyterian church will meet at the home of Mrs. M. M. Miller, 12011 H avenue, Vedneduy afternoon at i::tu o'clock. All mem bars are urged to he present. Them Will he cars "t the. church at 2:16 i O'clock to Joke all those who have no other way to go to the Miller home. The Ladles' uuxillary to the Tlio therhoud of Itullwuy Trulnmen wtll have a llullowe'efl costume party MENUS By KUUT -Mary HRRAKKAST linked nnples. nereal, ereani, holled baeon, ntewed tonmtoes with toast cubes, oven toast, milk, eoffee. l.U.S'CIIKON Meat and vpup 1704 Y avenue, ut I o'clock. Kev-lmble nie. endive snlad. urnhnm snuee this Is an Ideal arrange ment, meaning the Baying of some dih-washtng. Doughnuts Three eggs, '2 tablespoons' melted powder, Vj teaspoon sjilt. . Mi tea-nul- Iminnn Kodn. U tcnsOOon Drilled '.nflfT. , :,)lately stir Into first mixture. Add remalninf,- dry InKreillents .mixed and sifted. Mix to -a smooth soft, doiiRh. l'nt part of douRh on n I well-f loured, inouldlnK. board andj roll with n floured rolllnB pin to Inch thickness. Cut with a i doughnut cutter dipped In flour nnd drop In deep fat heated to 36" degrees I-ihrenhelt. Kry'. until brown, turning several times. If u thermometer Is pot used the fat should be hot enough to -tW-own au inch cube of bread from the soft !rt of the lof l M hccoiuIh. When t doughnuts are do.ne, drain on hrownj mj.o ium iw iuureu mkv .wl,en co"' Aimee Burned, By fJlerfric Change I-OS ANGKU,S. Oct. IS (AD Aimee ijemple ftlcrherson was convalescing ut. Mount Wilson to day recovering from severe, burns and shook suffered lust Thursday when an electrical device she'wurf tislutr to treat a cot became short circuited. ... The famous evangelist had been using the apparatus as a cold euro during the evening und about '4 o'clock the next morning her sec g,.nnf,ftI. retary MIhs Km ma awakened hy a muffled screum, ) found Mrs. McPherson helpless In the. folds of the short ctrcJiled equipment. Before the current heating the device could be shut, off Mrs. ' McPherson was burned and shocked. She was unconsci ous for an hour. A safety council officer calls moving day the most dangerous of the year. Doesn't that depend on whether or not your rent is paid? collar buttoTi, ul least you know where It Is. Don't marry trombone players, girls: they always let things slide. i i -i - - Breakfasts that 'stand by you Urged as Essential to Suc cess by Great Business In stitutions THE business world has learned X that almost 70 of the day's important work falls into the four short morning hours before luncheon. Thus correct breakfast eating, as essential to good work, is being itryAl nn mnlnul in atili fnniAiia institutions as General Electric Co.,1" fl8 trlklng as he- was in "What lames McCreprv'. and manv otheri. I Price Glory," us a hurd-bolled army To keep up with your job, you must be at your best mornings. Thus Quaker Oats providing an excellent food balance of protein, carbohydrates, vitaminc "B" and laxative bulk, has become the diet - et.c urge of the world. Thousands, cn expert advice, are inak.ng 'Quaker ' now their daily breakfast. iSo other cereal grown compares in food balance. iSoother is quite so tive food that ''standi by" you in pro tecting your priceless morning hours. Grocers have two kinds: Quick Quaker cooks in 2lA to 5 minutes and regular Quaker Oats. Get today for mornings at your best. Quaker Oats jOUT OUR WAY - ' i : - By Williams JX wrv Ctosc i Bov, ah A ' lYlx ZX "tDOK EVEM WORE DOANfWEAF? ' . w rw " - nwn:, I I I m-js-fi yjy-vf.'ii' .jii ' ft I I CLOTHES -AMD 'CLOSER. fltUT w nu if ivirw int i I- mm 1 ' , ' If 1 "Fifi'htinfi' Eaffle" ,.?!, r J T TJ VY 1111 XVUU i-ltt IVUtqUC A f rVil rri a 1 . is tin Hero-In brief outline of the story of Hod l.a Hocque' latest HeMttle star picture, "The KlKhtlng Ragle", which comes to th Colonial theater on Wediteti- da',I Thursday arid Friday. IMiyllis KnvVr. Julia lye. Sally Rand and ,, iwitnKH.i dr featured, v , .;tllinne Gerard, grandson of a BnstUC inn keeper. Is ambitious to serve ,. Nhpolcon. Ho gets : hls chance when-Countess de 1-auruy, olio of Napoleon's spies, arrives ut the inn with papers which Tailey nmd hus agreed to steul from rjer, KtWnne. antL the countess fuU, in love .anuV Jtoj helps her to eaapuj witli the puporn, ufler Tulleyfonu hus had him locked up. As a re-J ward. Gerard Is mude a captain In a eruck regiment. . He Innocently bonsls of bis .ex- plotts to Ills brother olllrera anil. Jv,v" t,,!y '"JfJ1 ut J!"1 ,cl lenges all of thein. All accept for i no next inonunB. i nui imknu m . countess arrives with Napoleon's, orders that Oerurd escort her sec wtiy to Tuiieyranus nouse 10 re cover a certain treaty that Talley. ' rand lias obtained dishonestly. jw'hen Gerard hesltule the coun tess tells hint that Napoleon's commands come before uf fairs of honor and they leave. . . , . At Talleyrand's house, dressed as a servant, Gerard again ensures the success of tho countess by Jumping on Talleyrand, gauging him and locking him in a chest. Tho countess is leaving with the treaty when she Is slopped by Tal leyrand's mistress, who recovers the treaty and frees Talleyrand. Gerard is locked In the clw.st ami hnow that he has dropped the ireaiy mm i niii ne i-uiourno nun recovered it and hidden It in the cap Gerard is wearing, tntngu lug. eh? And what a finish! 'Loves of Carmen" Features Stars of "Glory" ! In the pictures, as elsewhere, his tory repeats Itself, This occurred here last night at the Arcade thea ter, with the Initial showing of the new Kox picture, "l.ovca of Car men." featuring Dolores Del Rio and Victor Mcl.aglen. Tho produc tion was directed by Raoul Walsh. ( A critical audience was obvious ly churmed. Miss Del Rio and Vic tor Mclaigifn, who are remembcr- Vd for their ciownlng achievements I In "What Price Glory," repljuteil their success over again, although the roles are far removed from those. In tho screen Interpretation of I-aurence Blulllng's siuge play. There Isn't a loose spot In thits whole picture. Director Walsh has aimed for realism und as a result he hus faithfully reproduced the romance and color of Spain. In order to do it, he sent Investigators abroad. Victor McLaglen. as a matador. cuptttln. Miss Del Rio, as Carmen, Is equally effective as she was lit the rolo of fhurmalnc. Don Alvarudo. the noted Span ish pluyer, appears us Jose. In the supporting cast are Nancy Nasn. ,,..,..,. , Jark UanUant riirnwn roH(etio and Kr Koh(i(i I T()H ,.tMVon of rarmi.n.. w, w. hown ut lhp Arca.thenler again ,.. n-...i,..t,.,- StarllliK TOMOIUIOW IUmI I .a lifM'file Ill Tin; ru;im.Nf: ;Ar;M-COLONIAL mlmS) FTTrm "Bush Leaguer" Scores Hit At Star Theater Here is an uproarious version o'lo KMM niM. the old story of the imly UuckllllK ' . who became the svun. It whs the Tno nulm. pen,,ie wol,,i noner style hi the little Idaho village homiw lro,ie than pay baelt the which was "Specs" While's home, moI,j. they owe. to razz the lad, to speak lightly of. , . the pis pump which lie had In-' iH unytliliiic imnv Irrllullnit llinn vei led und on which he meant to ( ,M, llllu,,. , ,.p.r tlK- linnil makes a fortune one day. Hut wr,lll)t r ,, amiaivnll) InlewMliiu Specs played ball with the bush K,INO leilci'.' leiiKiie team, on the sand lot lievi .... bis if" stalion, and iilayed bo well Jlhy , woultf not' lib that a scout for a J.ns Aii;;ele j(.,,t , ,.,. ,UNm,'M lalklnx In teiiiii iiiBert him to come on to Unit ,,,H hUhi, lf ,,,, 4voll, ij. ,it rajiiutis elty for v. try. mil. ' more- distinctly. .''-'. , Specs ,niny npt have listened to tlie. stiuiiuer but for the fact that: The nhl-fashlonerf-homes used to a c-ilaln pretty vonr.u- l.uly, bav- cause u drinker 'to s'inir a, few imr stunned lit the station to net Nones hefnre hn went to sleep, but her gasoline replenished. had I smiled nt hlin, and w hirred nwny itn.nK her llcensi tnit. fpci n ha.l rumi t, read its lnseriill.lii. "I osl Anweles, etc.." and detcriiilncd to pot out OI1 (ueat wf the ludy where- U.utl tiie clinmo orrereil. ere WiUi th opportunity. Tn l. h Anneles ho went, und. unmet1 - cUully ridiculed Skeeu r MeKlt) - nun the catcher, and other. J.e lost all the kna-jk hs hid disputed on the home low.i h.t. H was here t. nt the prep.' lady ay;:iin mhh-d up, smiled on Spetrs, revived )h fainting couriige, Hpurred him on to win the gnuie und to foil the iiHempt of her manager (for be It known, the fair one owned the Icnm on which Specs played ) hi hU attempt nt dirty work. wonderfully llhie. uit.i Hume, n musing und human piece. Mor.io has endeared hit iM if to ho n.niy millions, . as ever Hurt Minified hero, o iiluc- ver of rd Irmself, I.i this new rol.'. 1 t lydn Conk u n 1 Willi im Dem arest are a team of conu-di;i;n ;n rmemlier chuc(ilnt;l:' tird I e'la 'Ij'nms who i.pi(;tr'l with Mume lv.ite In "The Druie," u exltemely gnnd ti look nt, Howard Jit'eih'T i'4n has direr with suro ilul-1. The photograiihy is (if the most modern type. "The Rush Jeiigner" Is a sincere nnd au then tie hit of roughneck life that no one should miss seeing. It Is tonic, hllnrious, you'll root for It. Kc? It today or Wednesday at the Star theater. Consider tho tuck and tho nulo mohile tire und don't go around Mnu-tmr yourself up. w 6 OFFICE CAT THAOa HAAS SCO. Is May n BOod'airl? . '' Yes, Indeed. 1 After the weildlnu sbo fol'Kot she was married and uliimiml hef' himbiiuit when he tried with hontlcK liquor he doesn't have time to jfol In nuy sliming. l ... pnce powder may attract the ,en to the fair ones, but. baking pw(ler does a blamed hIkIU nmro toward holding them, i ' 1 "My. hoy, when you grow up want you to bo a KeiiMemnn." 1 - "I don't want to be a gentlemnn pop, 1 want to bo like you." I Diner: "Walter, you ought never to have brought this coffee from the kitchen. It's too weak to stir." r: I f I A Time-Honored Name I KIMBALL NOTHING gives a more definite note of char actet to a tasteful home interior than the name on the piano when that name stands for unex celled merit. A reputation like that of ' the Kimball piano can never be won in a few years. Only the test of time can determine the lasting qualities of a beau tiful tone. The prestige of a Kimball has been built up grad ually through seventy years. And every home containing one of these beautiful Kimball pianos shares the prestige that they have won. Let ut show you the Kimball today. EASTERN OREGON MUSIC CO. - More Kimball Pianos in u$ thanpianoioany other name I8S7 1927 . Today's Express Brings ,. . ' NEW FISK HATS Moderately priced. Sold exclusively at our store. PUTMAN'S La Grande's Exclusive Ready-To-Wear Millinery & Shoes HILGABD PERSONALS' Hll.OAltn (Speelal) Mrs. Alex MullK'HOll retlirneil from orlland one day last wettlt. . Alex Matheson, who has been Hlrk. Is much Improved. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Oluason were HilKiird visitors Hiimlay. Leonard l''erirllson Ih NiifferliiK from a V'tberitiK In head. Me works on Die section lit Meaeliinn, but Is nl homo at present. ' Mrs. Kd Kallnff and son, tul. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiMiiiriiij A M Q ' , Bakino youfinj any .'s binjj ptavder, or lhink jo" ' ywuru.nn.. '...:n .....mvelir yn,Y and so . eutt- . lour, It' on every tin of guarantee Jabel. It applies, whatever , you bake with Schilling's, It's got to be good,., because it contains mart cream-of-tartar than any other .. . that fine, wholesome ingredient that ' fluffs your baking. Your monty bach if you don't likt ' , Schilling'f put Schilling Baking i f - Tea li Extracts lim.ll.iliiii.tii.i.iti,it.,i,rj JOEL'S WE OFFER FOR WEDNESDAY - 10 Lbs. Potatoes........ ..........;......:...i:....;:....17 . Royal Fruit Gelatin, 8 pkgs...:.......:..).;..:...-..25 Firm Cabbage, Lb. ............. ..i....; 2f- By the sack for kraut 1.75 2 cans Shrimp. : :...........ft94 Dnfted Snow Flour, 50 lb. sack.....,.....,...:.....?2.05 FOR RENT Small house, unfurnished "l: or partly furnished. , Call Main 759., ' ; HANDY -that's the middle name of this HOME LIGHTING HANDY BOX . YES SIR! This assortment will take care of all your lighting needs. Two 100's; three GO's; two 40's; two 25's all for $2.47 Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co. "Always At Your Sei-vice" were La Grande shopper Ttliday. Aniel Abel and Kmry Ferguson were in Ijl Clrnudn on bulnesH Wednesday. i Mr. and Kfra. Cnlp were aWII frard on btislness Thursday. H Keith (Iteasnn was a La Grande, visitor Krlday. " ' ' ' I mi l's and VirKlnln Slnlret jiyerfi La- t-lraiide slionjiers Malurdu, A hit of ink would be save! liml rreslilent ConlhlKe seen fn to llmise u wort) oilier tiau "ehqose.' 8 fryl lon A man can't Keep up vwvs lonp with i lie proeewslim If he. Meem hu- hlinl with his hills. . F T A R T A iC 4 Insurance fault whatever in pay fo, the egli't ' 1 I ' hav uW you Schilling's... thit 44 WPowder i9 6Pce Coffee ;3 .