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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 29, 1928)
Thursday. Novi'tiihcr l!)SJS.' LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER " Pajre Three ISogietyNews 3pr' i inn ii - .. Social Activities . Center in Dinners Thanksgiving Day in Knst or yVcsCSouth or North, for the Am erican people. Is perhaps most rlKhlly named futility- day of the yi-iir. It w (hi day when people lilie to la al their own hearth toiifK arl to ponder just it hit on their lles, family and fort:ines. Sod il activities in I -i tiralide during Than Usui vintr. week liave peeii iiiet, willi functions eeiiter iiiK about dinners und faintly get together. Tin besl of t lit celebra tions have he.-n saved for Thanks KlviiiK 'lay proper. .!,, An enjoyable program was a feature of the soeinl evening which followed I he I legree of Honor lodge session Tuesday nwht. Louise IturnWL und Mrs. (rtadys Hough sung u. group of dueU und little Jleh'ii Miller, three years ohl. gave a da nee. ' Mis, Kdnu Owen anil U rs. H. (J. ( 'oh-man entertained with a clever one-art phiy. After the program rcfresluncnts were servi-d by M iu Kdlth tHsill, Mrs. Julia 1 1 mil and Miu Mabel Miller. . At the inline session when Mrs. K. Will P. president, presided, plans ver made fr a fhrlslmus' pavly.to he held Hie night onee. in. x : . Mrs. H. K. O'Brien , Hostess to Club A very interesting meeting of the Mothers' Self 'ult .ice club was held .Monday afternoon ut the home of Mrs. II. K. O'Hrlen. The topio for 1 hi- discussion was '"Self Con irol us a Ha His of ItiKht Conduct". M rs, Otis I 'aimer had charge of 3 Q A-NKW "K I'MHKKIXA' Is piped ith whito 1 wit her and has n handle of hliu-k wood studded with silver nail heads. the program, Mrs. John H. -Hodgin read a let ter from lr. Iterlee which diseiisi ed "Thoroughness, (he ireat Net of . American Life", and "New Met hods u,re to' Always' Ti tie Methods". The nej meeting of the cluli will he at the home of Mi h. I .ent er Stoddard. . ' ' 1 ' The Neighbors of Woodcraft met in regular session Tuesday evening at the Knights of l'ylhins hall. Plans 'were made top a Christ mas tree and dinner to he held the week liofore t'hrlsinins. The mem bers also voted on two applica r!t...iHrii OFFICE CAT TRAPI MAUN mQ- Bp Junius TIIANKKC.IVINC: DAY III 1 Mi t the I'ilgritus observed Thanksgiving day for the first time as a day to t hank t he Lord for the blessing of the preceding IS months. It is stilt a day of thanks giving but there are other things that enter Into tho picture too. r Instance. tlu-IV Is Iillle Wil lie uluksit niiiMlin i-misitl liim ti no i moil ill more turkey than any oilier iihimImt W lite IhomI. Unl It wasn't hi AiM'lilo that t'aiiviil I hut hitter ihso of imilieiiiv the moi-ulii'j; aller! .. Then there'j- the sad. sad story of the family thai h'H the turkey IBM, ' m i $1 makes you a mem ber of A d 1 e r ' s Christmas Club. $1 each week places the Orthoph o n i c Victrola, Gulbi'an sen piano or RCA Radiola set in your home on Christ mas Eve. Usei2!) to pay Adler Music Co. 1114 Adams Ave Announcements A parly will l lii'M fur tin. Jn l.'rmlliili' chrislUin aocl.'ty of Hip rr.'HbyLTliin I'hurfli at Ihe htinu' of MIrs Kalliciyn Mornn at 308 Third Btrctfl at 7:1" o'rliirk Friday evcnlnif. All nH-nibci-H and frii'mls arp Invltpd. MENUS Ity SIstiM" .Mary KHKAKKAST diapeft. cereul, cream, tomato omelet, rye toast, milk., colfee. M'Nf'll HON naked rice 'and mushrooms, hearts of lettuce wjih Kreneh dr,ssiiitf, whole wheat bread, apple fritters, milk. ten. IHNNKlt lioast veal, scallopei' potatoes, tomatoes with crouton:; endive with cheese dressiltK steamed carrot 'pudding with lem on sauce, milk, coffee-. He sure to choose a uuvk cook ing apple for apple fritters. And keep in mind thai the slices of fruit should be cut very thin. Otherwise the fruit will be under- -V'P" The- temperature of deep fat ("used for rooking- fritters should be NMIMNItN6IOINIII about W degrees lihrenheit when the dough is dropped in and in tho window to cool off. it TUAMI'KI) off! Here's another thing to he thank ful for: folks are not considered poor now unless they are so poor a reduction in the price of an nuto inuhilc iloes not interest them. Cambridge (III. ) Chronicle In the evening 44 ladles and gentle men wore- entertained at progres sive fuo. Mi's. Kd ward Noble was the first prize winner, she talking every gaino played. Now we ask you, is that news? j She: "Why, your heart sounds 1 like a il i-tini beating." ' lie: "Yes, that's the cult to arms." Another thing about men is that they thought the girls wei just as good looking when they wore star ched Hhirtwaists and stiff collars as now. ivnigius Spring Canyon ICoal All foal looks prplly murli allkp. You havp to ljirn coal to IpII what its ilialitlp arp. Try KMlillT'S SirhiK Canyon Coal. II not only looks KOO'l - - It IS ROOll. Van Petten Lumber Co. Phone Mslii 72 ood Service Quick maintained at a temperature of :H degrees K. while cooking. Allow eight minuies for cooking. Srull-ipcil IN dan ms Kour cups thinly sliced peeled potatoes, 1 .small onion. 1 teaspoon salt, V teaspoon pepper, 3 table spoons butter, l tablespoon flour, L' cups milk. Work flour and huller together until perfectly blended, I'eel on ion and put in the center or but tered baking dish, ('over with a layer of potatoes. Sprinkle with salt and pepper and dot with hits of b.itter and kour mixture. Add another layer of potatoes, season ing and butter. I'oiir over milk and cover baking dish. Make one hour in a moderate oven. 'Hemove cover tor last fifteen minutes of baking if necossary to brown top. ( Inly enough onion is used to give an Intriguing flavor to the dish. (Copyright, IH2X, NKA Ser vice, Inc.) in-iiK Did you hear dat noise Henry Vot noise? , I-'ritz. Illinois. Kj it. Hehust you vait: T rig dat von on me hoy Henry, come you here. Henry Vot you vant, fadder? i'lii. hid you hear dat nickel? Henry Vot racket? I-'ritz Illinois. MHS. KTIIWAKT MIS OAKLA.NI. Nov. 2ti (AO Mrs. Krntiees Stewart, wife of Calvin Stewart, w call hy Humboldt and Mendocino county lumberman, died here. Her home was in I'etrolia. Mendocino county. The widower, iwo daughters and four sons sur vive her. I - Thanksgiving,, jj r lOWER.ii.JR!o.y. M-te7 That is our story, A P$J?W$l 3 ! I Wc nave dune well. v:-w 'MJ.-m 1 i - 3Mi ! li O 1 11 I 1 If. i v( I T7 I ; ! '.vrv l..-r..r..:i,7 we sine, lOUUIV, . ' : ft 11 n .'.'. I liivvourslw!.-. All of our days. Btl J j I Wcnictlifv.c.iliay Yet, all around us ; W Avm, ! Kiwsi.fllieec.lli, SliadowyhosU fiiltl ' r-kv.nl ami Wil.y, Rise lo confound us T1fy1ffimLM ' V Q I W 5 K:u.wingo!irwo,ili. noncer ghosts! kmM IMJl fiM' iM - r ' ' e. mm K Vlk' I llwas.l.ewejpmr. GodofCompasslc.:, i SjfMh1 i I t'W t'-' r-r-J- 'lluirswaslliepainj Seated on high, j6&8 '' 'iVii i Iiik is luc monow u t ut be humble, r-f I yl 'i T I l.onoeJ -for of oil, Lrt us be just, Ml f ..'cnliyllicirscrtov. Lest we should stumble i'7r4 !!i;:i?r and ;!:!. Down to the dust. I V For busy cilies and peaceful plains, S V ror shining lowers and golden hoad, . J 'A jT'ij For dead men's losses and live men's gains . J) .!' Accept our humble thanhs, Oh Lord. j ff: NORTH POER PERSONALS Putman's Our Early Semi - Annual SALE Of Exclusive Apparel Now In Progress Come Early and Share in The Reductions on Putman's High Grade Apparel Our Entire Stock Coats Dresses -- Hats Reduced One-Fourth And Less Special Feature One group of fine dresses for afternoon and street wear selected from our regu lar stock in a good assortment of colors and sizes Formerly priced to $29.75, are offered as a special feature at ..: $16.50 i PUTMAN'S 1 La Grande's Exclusive Ready-to-Weir & Millinery what (;oits I'lti i i:u NKW YOltK, Nov. I'll (AP A lively bunch of pohs. as they ! describe themselves, have wrilten to tho papers asking that Kirls at- nd a jall in a hotel before the battleship Arkansas noes on a cruise. Their preferences are: I. redhead; L brunettes; 3, blondes. A prisoner in Cleveland pot mad at a judKf "nd killed his cell male in revenue. A person can't lie safe even in jail thesv days. COLDS MAY DEVELOP INTO PNEUMONIA Coughs from colds may lead to riout trouble. You can stop thrra sow with Creomulsion, an emulsified creosote that is pleasant to take. Creomulsion is & medical discovery with two-fold action; it soothes and bests the inflamed membranes nd in hibits perm growth. Of all known drugs creosote Is rec ognized hy high medical sulltoritics as one of the greatest healing agencies lor coo c hi from colds and bronchial irritations. Creomulsion contains, in addition to creosote, other healing elements which soothe and heal tho in6araed membranes and stop the ir ritation, while the creosote goes on to the stomach, is absorbed into tho blood, attacks the seat of the trouble and checks the growth of the germs. Creomulsion is guaranteed satisfac tory in the treatment of couglis from colds, bronchitis and minor forms of bronchial irritations, and is excellmt for building up the system after colds or fiu. Money refunded if not re lieird after taking according to direc tions. Ask your druggist. tadv.J CREOMULSION FOR THE COUCH FROM COLDS THA THANG ON Mor Sl llt'HK . than r.o.diili tlfiT hnnl'TN 1 Ihf Michigan woo(lfj t his Will nti'ii ni'vcr r.-.ise lo war upon uni aunt hoi : Borne 1'owiter from Mr. i afti-rnoon. Clyde J)odnon ptirchniiptl radio on Lower MorrlHiiy. I ('. HurcblnMin will loave ht wk for KUKone to uprllil tlm wlll- lor wllli liln family. Mury Chrlatnian anil fumlly hava inuvfil Into llie houim formirly oc- jjUiUi) by Dip f'olo fumlly, norowi lioin the Walk iarKP. William Uluxa waa a Im. Grand.) visitor 'J'uemlay. HuUtfr Tui'sday. i)r. lrvlnn tranmntod liUBlnMa In l"vo arrived. KKW PLANS SHOWN CinC-AClO, Nov. 29 (AP) What tho w.ll-oqulppnd aviator will fly In next year la arriving hr this week for exhibition at the inter national aeronautical exposition from ler; t to . ' ' , Mors thun ii ot tha 10 typti o( nlrrraft to lie displayed already Temperature Of Moon Slumps In Time Of Eclipse T'ASAPKN'A. r-al., Nov. ?9 (AP) The man ill the moon must have discarded his asbestos tuxedo for red flannels and a fur overcoat when the earth turned off Its solar heater'at the heKinniiiK of the lun ar eclipse Tuesday rilnht. Dr. Kidson i ttlt. Mount Wil son observatory astronomer, jab bed a figurative thermometer un der the tongue of the man in tlm moon three times u minute duritiK tho two hour eclipse, taking his temperature 3 tin times. Iiefore mother earth interposed her form between the sun's rays and the- moon, the hitter's pale lace was perspiring under it tem perature ot about HS decrees water, louring" the total ollpsi'. j Dr. 1'ettit said, this tt mpeiiittire dropped about 414 degree to IMS decrees below ero close- to the coldness of liquid air. .Instead of grow in whiter, 11m man in moon's firce grew rudder uh his temperature dropped. Hit tin tf in a small dsrkeiied concixdo room in the snow observatory Dr. I'ettit took the moon's tetnperu tuie with the ulr of nn Intrlcnte series of mtrrora which played tajr with sh'nder iiioonbeauiH. Other astronomera of Mount Wilson, studied the modification of tho solur Hpcctrum durina; the eclipse. Alfred H. Joy. tisinif the 1 oo inch Inntruineiit. the largest reflecting tejescopt In th world, wuk nearer the moon for all prac tical purposes than any other hu man helriK. Ity lOathet -HMistitlll (Observer t'orrespoiident ) NOHTH POWhHIl, Ore.. Hpe ctftl). Mrs. Kllen Mann, of I taker. wuh looktHK alter Interests lnre Monday. Violet I'aiker und lionise lod non were J taker visitors Monday Wallpaper Up-to-Date prices right Home Lumber & Coal Co. Successors to Claude C. Pratt Phone MAIN 248 You can tell a town m growing up when a wig is culled a transformation. OUT OUR WAY. By Williams Stevens - Van Engelen Co. 1405 Adnni" Ave. flrnce Bnflillnv 1m (imnde. Or. Valencia Ten - Piece Toilet Set Cocoanut Oil One bottle Valencia r-r- filtne. tine Indite Shampoo. Mif hoHlf HMh Slt. One jar "'old t'reme. One box l are I'owdcr. ' Onlv fine bottle Talcum. fine box Itoiik'e. One bottle Toilet Water. One bottle lit II liant llie. (in ho tin Hose Hkiit Creme. ' f A 0AWeMT IT'LL MvJf?Y , v,vA-rcrA 'em. Y mahe: it ! totS mors. TuRKeyX iTtausr om -TuRWe- other W uwcve ARr I MAKE'S MV 'LU MWF X OOV4-r ME APT SIKIUJ OO IT- CARe MUCH I QO . sto. u p.y mt. t made -mot Gorki 0 IUt m MA MftWOt is r,- Giving Thanks- After their first harvest in 1621 the Pilgrims set a day to give thanks for their hard-won reward. Still showing respect and honoring the day, our bank will be closed. United States National Bank La Grande, Oregon "Member Federal Reserve System" St.GO A
