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Wednesday, June" 20, 1928
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Cooking School
Tidbits
Birthday Party
: Honors Misses .
Geddes, Vedder
, Mips Margaret Geddes and Miss
Flossie VelUr were romplUnonted
Ut u delightful birthday parly last
evening ut which Mrs. W. Veddw
entertaliuMl nt-Jur home on Adams
avenue, MIks Gt'diU'S . obaervea
Jipi hirth.lny unnlyowiry tofjuy iul Hecmittoiml
.Mis VtUHr ohserviMl herA venter- j Pmty WU9 th
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, f. The' party wns cW'verly worked
1 out bo that exactly at midnight, ut
the union of the two birthdays.
Mary Black unci Mrs, Helen Ged
des and the nwretury Is Miss Wi
nona i.ynuui.
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Party Complements
Mr. and Mrs. Larson
Mr. am) Mra. Holyer M. (.arson
were honored by 16 friends, offi
cers of the Union stake, at u, fare-:
well party ut the ballroom of the
hull lust evening-. i'J'he
e lurgvst soclul event
of the week,', with officers from
every ward in the stake repre
sented. " .
Mr. ond Mi Ijirann nr lonvln?
I he guoata wero o p,i ,,t a pret- J ,morrow m0rnlng tq make their
tlly arronl tul.lo a which a hug ,lome ln llul .,,,. realll.
birthday cuko was tho centerpiece. )n8 hele for ,lvo yenr ,)u,,ng
A color scheme of pink onD-white tt,ne they have, peen active In com
wns run- i-U out nn.l was miggeau.,1 Inuny f,., nnd huv( l)(.t, WutS.
In the hou.iuela . of flower that , ,., . ,,, ... . ,.,, .. , uince
were used. A, two-course luncheon h hn n.i,,,nl,.tln.. r ih ii,,ul,i..rB
them." ihe admonished, explaining' nlfivthw03if VI 111
the. scientific reu.cn fir her .d.4UrftVr fW
vice. This, and another taint, suggesting-
that eggs not "too freata" be
used, whetted the discussions. The
Intricacies of baking angel food
have probably caused more grief
In the kitchen than any other cul
inary problem In the dessert line.
Uniqn Picks Head
Bridge
Pointers
By Milton O, Work
Just how absorbed the maids and
matrons who watchod and heard
(lor one emphatically does uulh)
Mrs. Huth Hulley Mcl.ottn yestur-
ilv u-na ntttuitoil hv animated
conversation that took place as granuparems,
the school broke un for the after- -har!es I layle
Wo are condmiUig taduy the con
sideration ot blddlnK situations
both simpin.anu i-nmiMi-x. . .
was served. The two honor iriuatH
cut the cake. Uuiucs were the di
ve ih! on of tho eujoyuhle evening.
As.slKtlnff Mrs. .-Vedder were Mrs.
H.'IcK M. Goddes and Mr J..K
Htcarns.' Hot li Mlss -Veddev -and
MlrW Ueddes received a nuniller of
loveily hlrlhday gifts. -' . ...
Guests of the cvejilnB. were. the
Misses. (Mildred Courtneyr.- Kva
itirfKs. Kdlth I'aytQ)., Marguerite
Zvflfp. Jphn Courtney, Mona Oas
sttt. Mini Uure and tho tvo. honor
guests. , . . ' '.. , . - -
The executive , council - of the
ptakf young women's M. .1: A. had
a htiriincHS sownon tills afternoon
at the homo of the president
Mrs.
Cloorge Lyman,, when plans for the
program of the coming year were
mapped out and summer organis
ing work discussed. The wtake
meeting follows the genwn.1 meet-'
at th 1 4. It, ti. conference in Halt
Lake City a week or so ago." Coun
sellors, to - Mrs. Lyman are Mrs.
of IHah i'loneers here two yeurs
ago. Mrs. Larson bus been presi
dent. This Is the only Oregon so
ciety of the organisation.
Mr. Iarson has been stake clerk
since coming to La Grande. The
presentation, of '-glfts to both Mr;
and' Mr,- Lurson was ihe cllmux
of a, very pleasant social : evening.
. Mrs, Kvelyn Itosenltaun), as first
counsellor Of ' .tho, , Paugbters of
L'lab I'loneers, made' an Appropri
ate, farewell --talk expressing the
society's appreciation to-Mrs. Lar
son In presenting her witha neck
lace from the organisation. W. IX
Hanks, president of the stake, pre
sented Mtv Jareon With a pencil
from the. presidency, making a fit
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Miss Helena Mae Ttosenbatim, of
Baker, who Is visiting with her
Mr. snd Mrs.
wa an attentive
' . ih.h Al.jn... .lun ul.llna a. the
noon. About the hall and even as """" " u'n.
the groups or women walked down -oHlng sohool yesterday. Miss
the Fourth street hill tongues fig- Helena Mae eipresaed taer wndtvld
pAtlvoly flew as the . merits of , approval of the entire afternoon
"sunless- baked strawberries or tho with one notable exception. Hhe
...... ii. ni. i. ... nt t,.i fmiii u-n emphatically disapproved of the
discussed. V pages passing around the. tempting
Angel enko nnd tho "how" of
It is a seemingly endless topic of
feminine: debate and Mrs. Me-I Miss Dorothy Kberhard and Miss
Lean's suggestions on tho art (for Virginia ltoehm are acting as pages.
It Is an nit) of producing ethereal ,f01" ouoKlng school. , ,
tlngcl food .cukes evoked partleu-1 . 1
hir Interest. "Heat them till they Once upon a tlmo there was a
form nn 'Icicle' but don't beat them 'stenographer who asked her bom
till you have taken tho 'llfo' out of for nn osculating fan.
dishes and then telling you Just tq
(look at theml
SAI-KM. Ore.. June 20 (API
The northwest conference of the
Typographical union, convening
here this week, elected ine uuiow
Ir.g officers before adjournment
yesterday; President, H. I'. Petti-
nleoe. Vancouver, It. o.: vice presi
dent, C. Martin. Heattle; aecretary
treusurei', Ohnrlea Alexander, I'ort.
New Cleansing
Cream Wonderful
Rvery woman who values her ooin
plexlnn Will love this now 1,'reum
contulpluB Cocoa llutter. Kxccl-
lent for rtry skins wlilch have a len
denuy to wrinkle. Takes nil the
dirt uut and lenvea n youthful fin
ish, tlnod fr sun nnd wind burn.
Ask for MKLI.O-tll.O Cocoa Mut
ter Cleansing Cream, Oluss Drugs.
Ine, ,, , -Adv.
More New Home Frocks -
In Voiles, Prints, Organdies and, Dimities.
Many new styles to select from. . v
. 1.95 to 8.50 . .
PUTMAN'S j
La Grnncle's ExclusiVe Ready-to-Woar and Millinery )
laud. Members of the oxeoutlve
committee who will select the next
meeting place ire:- -
Frank .1. V'lnnegan,: Anaconda,
Mont.: V. I''. Unwli'y. Meilfuid; it,
N. C'ustle, llolae.
l'i:M)i,iri'N (iiiti. i.Mi'ltovi(i
POllTLANI), Ore.. Juno 20 (A.1-)
Miss Jule Vanghan, of Pendle
ton, one of, whose arms was mili
tated at, the shoulder Httnday be
imiiso of. gaiiKreene gas Infectlpn,-.
wan ahowliiK considerable improve-;
nient tiidiiy.. ,:.A , , '''-'.)
Dr. 10. A. Somnier. who perform-"
ed the operation, said the improve
ment aitvo hopes for her recovery.
The toxic condition seemed to l
chocked und her, pulse rale was
coming down, he said. AmpuUtlon
of tin; ttil" was noressary to save
the Klrl's life. .,
Thres quesllons concerning tho
above hand; score In all cases love
all. How many can you nnswwrT
Make up your mind ln-rore you
read the answers which follow.
1. What should South (Dealer)
declare,, holding the obovo hand?
What should North (Third
Hand) declare with It: South hav
ing bid one Heart and West having
passed? '
a. What should i::iBt - (Fourth
Hnnd) declare with It; 'South hav
ing bid one Heart. .West llnvlnt
doubled and North haylntjPassiid?
'u' ;;, Xho, Auiiwcrs '
;J. Ono1;Dlaino,nit..-With a hand
thnt contains snrflcierit strength to
open the auction by bidiflng cltlior
of two' suits, tho higher-valued
should be named first', unless ho
lower-valued Is m'ticli stronger ,or
tlncr ftihli'eM ' .-1
Games, of which Mrs, Earl Zun- much longer., or boti
del and ;Mrs. Itay Haum were in I ' 2. Ono No Trump. ' When deny
chargo, were the diversion of tho Ing partner's Major, a Minor should
first part of the evening, ond later not bn namod if tho hand contain
group singing took place. Solos strength In two suits; unless of
Kv Mrs. Jack Htatt and Ted Chris- course the Minor bo so unusually
tenson were enjoyed, Jong and strong that game n'ith it
Itefreshmenls were served at the seems probable,
close of the evening, when final ; 3. Two Clubs. Holding two suits
farewells from their, many friends 0f equal length, both .Minors 'or
were spoken.
Aiexaiw
Hamilton!
"It is often :easier to
" keep part of what one
has than to get what
'. one has not." ,
Keep it in a
Savings Account
U.S. National
Bank
Member Federnl Reserve
System
Announcements
both Majors, answer partner's
double with tho stronger of those
two suits, , not. necessarily the
higher-valued. Vhen ttn' Initial
bid is malet tho hlglier-vulucd
suit Is selected In preference to the
lower because thure Is apt to be
an opportunity to show the lower
later und thus give tho partner
choice between the two, with
The Baptist ladlea will meet
Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
with Mrs. Scott as leader in tho
study. , A new study book, "The; .QUt oniginff the partner to increase
Wew.Arnca,' IS iq te. miten up.
The meeting begins at 2:80 o'clock.-tor a partner's informatory double,
It'ls not probable that the answeif i X
mble will have a chance to ;
ow two sulU and therefore the'f
stronger of. suits of equal length t ,T
should ibe selected whonever they,4r
are both Majors or both Minors. 14
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MENUS
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vly Sister Mary
IIRKAKI-'AST Steweil prunes I
with orange seetionB, oereal, oream, pnrts Ice to ono pin t sulo nnd--let
soft cookod eggs In the shell, crisp Biand fOUr or five -.hours,
muffins, milk, coffee, ; I This roclpo will serve six i
1.IJNCH EON -j-Cream of potato sona; , '; ,
soup, croutons, open tomato and. Thd "ice" can lie frozen success,
bacon: sandwich,' cornstarch cus-lfuly (n n1 cit.ci(ic refrigerator. .-.
luru. uroit aiiiee vnuiwi-n,
punch. .
DINNRR English mutton chops.!
dloed new turnips In cream, cheese
ball and lettuce salud, vanilla souf
fle frozen, milk, coffee. ,
The dinner dessert Is quite Wor
thy of a place on the company
menu. Jt Is particularly good to
serve with fresh fruit in purfait
glasses If' a "dressy" concoction Is
wanted for a party.
Vanilla Souffle Frozen
Two eggs. 'A cup sugar, 1 cup
j whipping cream, 2 teaspoons va-
ntna. rew grains sail.
Heat yolks q eggs until very
light with sugar. Add vanilla and
cream whipped until firm. Heat
1 whites of eggs with salt until stiff
and- dry and fold Into mixture.
Turn into mold nnd pack In four
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Bran
WithFigs!
Now. you can eat real bran and enjoy every
mouthful. For in Fig Bran you get the flavor
j. of luscious figs and the tang of Savita, the vita
min yeast extract. Fig Bran is a delicious bran
breakfast food that . ; everyone enjoys.. It is
ready to serve 'right from the package. An aid
I fn nnvmnl elimination." :
Order a package today, 15c
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HEALTH FOODS
for Everybody J
FIG BRAN
Laxative Cereal
US
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Wonderful new vitamin
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FAIR ND
COOLER
No wonder he hates to leave---
who wouldn't linger In the re
freshing breeze of a G-12 panl
The complete G-E line in
cludes oscillating and non-oscillating
types 6,9, 1 2 and 16
inch sizes. '
Even the sturdy little 6-inch
G-E Fan will make you forget
time and temperature! And it
sella fur only
op
Sff the latfit models
at your G-E Dealer's.
Yoo'll know him by
the G-E Sign.
Six
Reasons
WHY-
Beth Bailey McLean selected the
Westinghouse ELECTRIC RANGE
over AH other ran'ges
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-Convenience ,
' "Flavor Zone" cooking is -auto-,
maticv A clock turns the heat
on for you a thermostat con
trols the temperature and turns
. it off..
2 Economy
Automatic control prevents
waste of current. "Flavor Zone"
cookery also saves food shrink
. age is materially reduced.
3 Cleanliness
Clean heat! No smoke or greasy
dirt on your walls and curtains.
No blackened pots or pans. ,
4Uniformity
You can duplicate your best rec-
ipes day after day with uniform
-.',-.' results. Luck and guesswork
are eliminated.
Food Value
Rich and savory juices are seal
ed in foods cooked in the West
inghouse "Flavor Zone" oven.
Foods are made more palatable.
6 Healthfulness
"Flavor Zone" cooking is free
from noxious gases and odors
and the kitchen is made a clean
er, cooler and more healthful
place to work.
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The Westindiouse -4s
"FLAVOR ZO IN 0mm
hrowns and coohs automatically
It's the browning operation that creates the flavor
and tang of a well cooked roast. When the outside of
the meat--the "flavor zone" is irst broivned to just
the right degree and the roast then cooked at a .
lower temperature, the flavor tone is fully developed
and its tastiness spreads through the meat.
The bven and oven control of the West
inghouse Electric Range have been specially
designed to give "flavor zone" cooking auto
matically, that is, it automatically browns
the roast first and then draws the flavor
into the meat as it cooks at a
lower temperature, without the
least attention on your part.
You place the roast in this
oven, make two simple adjust
ments, and forget your cooking
until dinner-time. No other
range, fuel or electric, gives such
complete freedom from the kitchcn, first
browning, and then cooking, automatically.
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