La Grande evening observer., January 09, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 3

Wednesday, January 9, 1929.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Society News
Icalled? the Japanese Mediterranean.
Tlil Ik considered he mim de
.'liirlitful nan of tho voynne and Is
u sight to behold for lino milea
Guest Day Held '
By Neighborhood
i i sipm to oenoia ior auu mmi
UlUD MeiTl DerS- with both Hides constantly in alifht,
strewn with Islands of ull shapes
: from amall and uninhuhitcd rocks
I (o wave encrusted hills terraced
land cultivated to Ihelr very sum
t mils," she said.
j "I hope that aomeduy all of you
will be able to visit thcae countries
tlueat day, at the i.a tlrando
Neighborhood club yesterday after
ivyin was a sueceiwrul affair. An
uiuiniial program had heen prepar
ed and, wit a participated In by
KiicstH as well as l.a Grande people m fQ, rm.)xVi( wmt ( havl, moiltn,
Mrs. Oru Uafcer, of iN.riluml. ! f wWy aUempllM, to describe" The re
irnvo an .meres.. nK "K on a r I ii.u lt:ilti nnelnded.
were quite thrilled when aa the
closing sentence of the chap to wai
rend "lr. Mu He-Ile Lewis, presi
dent of Hvva Nan colleite. welcomes star
of the Methodist church met at th
huine of Mra. li. fr Tyler, ana
were conducted on the- trip, Miss v
Kruncea Men per actinic aa captain j
The program waa aa follow:!
Opening song Neapolltnn
NlKht". . - Ileal rice Warden.
A Iff i era ."Woman with .Vaae", j
Urcta McKltuin. ..
Kirynt, dance, (lullda Afthby. ;
Jerusalem "Wise .Men and
MORE YOUTHFUL MUSIC ARTISTS
you to Kooehow' a real message to
Mr. K. IX Towlor.
"We 'Ihre. Kinaa of the Orient t
c nt trip which she made in ftr-1
etifii countries. Mis. l'uul 1'ollmuu, - -
of llaker, suiifr two delightful vocal IN. (J. VV. UltlCerS
numbers, entitled "Snnpir," by 11.
Hi-mbiM'tf, and "l'our I Micka .on a i
INiiid," by Kccdhum. She san for
an encore, "Water Hoy, by llomn-t
son.
M Iks Judith
Are Installed
Tilt Neia-hbora ' of Woodcraft
lli'lll illHtlllliltloil of UITIO'IH und Inl-
Unn.lirll ' lil V.-.! liUtUm TUPMlUV CWnlllK With
the l-u (ln.ii.tc ir!r."recrrt(yo. fcr,,," Jlra. I'ooper, Mlmii Coop
ter.luy by Ion .lUstnnc from lr. (,.,- Hn1 Beatrice Warden.
Ida Hellc Lewis, herself; who wiw!' t'onstautlnoplt' "Turkish Sol
that day 'In Seattle, was:jrlvcn. Irl!,,.r" Irma Ituth Har'ilman.
I.rwla lii a pcisonal frlHl of the Athena "Artlat and Model." 1
omiHollor of tlila aoclit and m Hnth mown and l.llllan Hnnburis.(
vlalt Im (Iriiiidp Iho lit of Ijiiaj Italy i "Venetian lloulman." hyl
(irijttu srlniler
milar meeting Itud. ovinlnl
followiul un- excellent dlnntMl. 1 the
main lnrt of whh'h wua furnished
hy Mrs. 10. A.Siiyre. siipiileinented
by the itlila. .Mra. It. K. Tyler and
Mix A I lie Kllnpcl assiktMT llilrlnKl
tile evelllnK. ' -
liivislon A of the l.oynl, Siatera
Aid of the IVnlml Church of
two much enjoyed plan., numl.era. mem .e p,sM,t. .Mrs. k iokk. officers r1)r h1 year
out io iimi-.s-s, was uiuunc io
dent, Miu Harry S:mdox; vice
(president, Mra. Lola l'linly-and sec-
'Knrhiir Sotitr" bv Merkel. "Valcik
by MnJri'M an us an encore kIic lnt ailed.
id:iciiL "Mm re Crow ", bv 1'oldlnl. bwa:
The offlcera are at fol-t
Klorenci. Lynch Miller.! Guardian neighbor, Mrs. n.l(ir .t.-.Kurer. Mrs. i K. (bdd-
Mm.
teacher of violin. played two Oevlne; Hist 'lanlian iielKlbor.(4,n
ehariiililK soloi. ".MoonilKhl on IhC Mitt, iteliecca .Miiffuiro; auvotur. j
Ijitfoon". by l-'rlml, and "Oypsy Mra. Kvu Wilbelui; clwk, Mrs.;
J hi net", by Krnst. Mr. 11. N. I.auia LurjH'tt banker, Mra. I.lllle
I.I I tll.,l,.IC I'lllhni'l I,'
At :hu ehwe of the program llnwinin; Mra. KelltiKIT. Mrs. KdtiB l11101 ' Mri- llvr
It was decided to hold a cooked
food wale Jan. 2t. Mrs. Johnson
aerved lefreahiueittH and was as-
P ...
club, thanked Hie puterinliiers fur j nttendaut, Mra. t'oni l'ield; inner
their paiticlpution in the proKruin. aentlnel, 'Mrs. Nell KrlelrerR: outiri f Pomn PivoXlfrifV
Ttui was served after the pro- sentinel. Mra. Mao Sllvaa; captaiu Jll Kj&lliy f 11c VVU1K.
ffituu w'illi Mrs. I.. H. Moe, cliulr-lof ffiturd, Mrs. Lucio lluell; flaK ,
innn of the social committee, In bearer, .Mrs. l.llllan Shoemaker; j A report of the ycar'a activities
eharK-k-.' The niemlieis of the hos- nuislclan, Mra. Winifred t'asw; cor-!n cumj, fjro work In 1-a Orande
piUility committee headed by Mrs J respondent, Mra. Ivy Kail n. - lull u .ilKcusslon of plana for thia
Jl. S. Ilrowntnn nn.slwted. After Iho meeting rerrehmenlB iyinP featured a meeting of camp
The voyage of which. Mis. linker were nerve). ( . j f'ie RU'irdlans Hnnday. ' i
told was ntarted when she boarded! lr8' Leif H..wcs reported on
thr. shin I'reKident 1'olU, and visit-1 It was quite fitting thai tho tho work of the year pdliithTff out
ed Honolulu, Japan. China, Manila, hlffh school KblH.of the Methodist three outstamlinK accomplishmentH
Ktcj'pt, Italy. Switzerland, HelKium. ehurch In their missionary Journey , if the organization which included
France, llolhiud. (lermany. Knj?-"Tho Voyage of Oood-will" should tho donation of $137 to the Near
land, Scotland and Ireland. On the luivc their meetliiff last evening ,ICast llellef fund. Tho money wan
return trip she visited Canada, Nl-.with Miss Kthel S--tyre at her home mlscd by a banquet- 1ven lasl
aara Kails and other points. 'on Walnut strt. Tho ulrla visit- Kebruary. (JivlUlf '-OO fmnlients to
Mrs. !t-iker described the city of ed China last evening and the cur-;tlie Ited Cross wns also mentioned.
K'vnin In lunan a tvolcal Japan- i,s. brou(?bt homo by MIsh as well aa the selliiifr of ull the
and monkey -i
Hantiu Ciarh ; .. . , (
Iteclt.iUon Wllmft HunHcll. j
Sour 'O Hoi ' Mln'Y ' Heat rice 1
Ward.ll, ' , r i
Muale "A , Merry l.tfo". iftenti
hers of -the committee,
'Sandwiches with ralain and nut
flllinffs, hot chocolate, ollvea nd
dates, wen. servetl aa refreshments.
The lour included Algiers, Kitypt.
Jei 'istilem, Cbimtanttnople, Athens
add Italy. The captain, Mlas Men- j
Ker, uppeared licforo the utidlencc,'
itiid as tacii character representing;!
a country ftepped forth from u(
picture book, she told ubout tlu;i
country. Its people, its Keoffiaphy, f
Its retiKtmi and charaeterlsties, j
. I
An Interest liuc violin recital tins,
been, announced for 1'Yhtuy, JanVj
I t all K o'cloek- In' thot A'entnx at"
tho Ki rat l'reabyierlai clinivh.
whenUie grade school pupils of
Klorenee Lynch Miller will present
a. series of selections. -
;A feat me of tHe recital will be
four, numbers by a violin ensemble,
with nearly 20 children tnkbiK pnrt.
Mra. Audmer I'layle wlll be uccpm-;
pHlllKl,
tf t"t'N'.f fv' -S,. I '
- mtr 1 1
S '; Is": ; I
Yeliudl .Meniiliin. IliO' I'aclfii) I'naat'a. hny vlolllilat who- i atai'f
IftiK the whole nuiNlcal world. Ik thretuened with rivalry.; Here dfe.
Iwn yiitini; llallau hrothera.'OlorKin Klcet. 0, nnd HiiKHlero Itlicl, H.
who are kIvIiik itrat pinuilw aa violin ptiplla of IaiiiIm I'rrsliiKer In
Sjiu Kninclaco. liimmiero ulready luu .won Huceeaii hi cuneevt' '
work. ! ( t v , ; , j i
irnr. Ileal yolUa of vkk.' gradual
ly ' leii'lliiir In dry IniireiUentH.
Any one, Inlewatnd la Invited to ,.Wlieil lhorouKlily blemled aloivly
temi. . . I
beat in hot- milk, f'ook over .hot
attend
Mi:vi:it law Ai'i'Hoviin
Mercury Drops
To 10 Below At
Hilgard, Report
. ' " H Vcmn W4mrr
(OhafrVer f'orrejipondent) . ,'
llllward. Ore. (Special About
litht liii'hea of anow haa (alien
hern dui'lnK tho loat week. Th
wejith.r' .hna beejv, quit ;oo4d, and
It la reported that at on tim th
t wrniometer rnfflaterrd 1 d.Kr.M
lie'mw xorn. , ; '.' .
" M." nnd . MynowaM fllnrett
wtre In A (irnnde hotK Thnrxdny
and Krldny.' Mr, Htnirrett wni rti.
HiillinK a physlolnn,
Kv "Thnrnhtie, Uona Rentt, Mr.
Alex Mlitheaon, Hank Hhainrhnmu.y
and J; K. WllllnniK,. were a (irnnde
vlHllorsi Frliinyi v '
Ira llantrull vrna taken to . La
Orande Hunilay, quite III of flu.
K. f. llONWell. of Klein, Ktopped
ut I Ulnar.) over tilRM while on hie
way to Alt. Kmlly' camp Thuraday
nlKht. . ' -
A. O. Pmyih, of ArllnKlon, raa
vlaiiliiK in HllKftrd Huhday.
t'aii HnlllnK, luy Thornhne, Bam
rui'itnHon, Kniery rurgnaon. Bex
llrnwu und Sum l'Mirgaaon all came Iater Katnn, liona, Winifleld and
home Haturduy nmnt rrom the Ml. Jun. .oUl tow)l W'elmer, Nel- :
Kmily camp. ; u. 8d lUri-y Thornbue and Hex
W. II. Ilrlimn. .of Slarkev. aent i, .......
about ir,0 head of cmle .put to enloyed-nnllb lute hour, when a
Imbler to he fed for the real of tho rfeioua lunch waa served,
winter. , Ills anna, William, Harold . iij-
nud Fred, took: til em -ouenhdi
aiopliod ui 'lllaard over niaht,
. Arlliur Cunlrell waa attenalnf ta
huainHM and ' vlaltlnif : In lillfardt
Saturdity.
i Hurt .Able, who la employed by
the Male on the hlKhway atMeoeh
um. apent .the weekend with h!
family here. : '
Mi', 'and Mra. John Price. MV.
and Mra. ' V'red r Reea, and Mr.
Onyx "Pointex"
. Gothant Golistri?e
w':y;-,:'- Gordon:.
i.so & $2.95
liS'-'''7'ff;'V:
Put man's
' :' Miilinery"
. eae city Willi a popiilntlon of 7:"i".- Cienev.i Hayre when civil conditions tickela for tlie auhimer'callip fireierett itnaenbiium recelyed' coiiaola
a.rvM Ore Inn "' 'v A PTha HMMr Hpetlt 1h With the
scwerelue-.aVuni 'wWch W.lmW, family at th. .V. Point.
niiilitelniilltlcu lin we ' ,i ill linrll v . In. Hllllday. ' , , :, . .. f .' ,
Memhera of tho l.a l'etlto'cluo water, allrrlnit conalnntly "util t ,al. MI(Wer nrcomodutlon ua Thei'e wna a nnrty glven at the
II,... I .. n l.-,.l,i.. l...l,ia., n.rii. kI iitlvim-u ceil t a iiielr.t BimAn Pent' ti...,. .! ...nu Henlt hnmn on Katurdav , evenlnir.
Hie home of Air. and Mra. Ml ton ,i uti,. i,, v,,,ilil, imiiii hnrnrn proved hv the slate hoard of heath Those prcHoni were, air. nna aim.;
1'rico UiKt evenlnfc. I'Vur tiiblea of a'ervinif. I nl iv meet Inir hero yesterday. Tho Thornbue, John and Eva -Thorn-
canls were at play Willi Mra. T. I. : I hoard eiidotacd -Iho . camnulcn hue, Mra, J, B, Velm,er, Wllmerth
Mel hniabl and Nolan Hklff seorlna- .f the. mlllt la added alowly and nm,inHt Infliienaa thnt la helnir and Verna. Mr. and Mra. Frank
hlKh honora. Mra. Hklff and B. nilsed the ruaiurd' w III wftltll y tlio I'liit.-ft HtnCes health Hniiford. Mr. nnd Mra. Kmery Fur.
l.'I'VT'-- ':xO 1 '
i
I not need to be strained after conk
HOO people. Tho rural population liuerrupieu ner hiisbiuiukj wum. enmp. i ne wtKet .'nriiiiiif iu
In' that vicinity, she found exceed- made the country und people atu- the Rirla were nil sold, Mrs. AwevS
intrlv inlerestintr. died all the more real. The. lesson said.
"LenvinK Japan we traveled for ( concerned Shanghai and a journey, .iunH wore, made for the visit
.four days through the inland sea'overland to Koochow. The Klrln of Mlaa Jftnot AleKollur. In tlio nenr
- - i Miss McKetlnr la nutionul
r "7 jsecretary for tl.io.j'uejfie Coast. j
Election of officers Waa. held wltn
Tyler niwnedMihairniiin
.
When You re Hungry
Along Toward
Midnight
. ' ' !
When yoirc hwii out for Iho i
liow or li hrlditc inline r n
1,1! and It's (rcltlnic iilomc to- .
uaiil nildiilKht then an Invil
lul! sandwich, hoi cup of cofree,
or delicious pic Is most satisfy.
Inc. .
funic lo the Coffee Shop on
such nil occasion. You may
havo Komcthlnic from I ho foun
tain or llic kllclien a hll or
H wiuoi-c meal, furcfnlly prc
INired, onrcfiilly served.
Sacajawea Inn
"Pol n is the Wny to Boltor Tilings.
Mrs. It.
Mrs. Carroll,
tioi. -'Cluest prhecs were awarded
to Mr. und Mrs. Kred Jones.
A two-conrae luncheon wna serv
m! by the hostess lato in the -eve
ning. - - ,
The next meeting will be at tlio
homo of Air. and Mra. T. W. lluck
man, on Walnut street, t
sM-relnry-treusurer, f w
and Mrs. (Jeorfo JJlrnio retiilned asjl
v.,,, chairmuiv . . h ;. , i Annouitceihehts i
In it.
lifind Woman Fails
To Get Aid in Time
bureau.
Knann, Mr. and Mra. John lrle,
Miss Mae Duhn was named
Khardian and Miss Norma Muyucr
assistant Kuurillan of the Wakelltai
'camp ftiyi' ffrOup. '.Tho former
Btiurdlnn' was ;Mra. rl-foffnian. 1
) Tho next meettmr of :'"'"ilnnH
,wlll bo held Wednesday.
t . .V
'Hfe fttrajnwr-u fampflre J 'fftrls
!met yesterday afternoon 'tint- the
l.utheran parsonaKe. The financial
jieport for tho year 1 !2S ' waa dia
:ciiss l and reported on ' favorably.
,Kvery week during tlio year was
an active one for the.g'la. It was
slated.
Membership In tho orKanieatlnit
is still open for six more irlrls, it
I waa announced. The Kb'l voted to
have a weekend outing at n cuhin
In tho woods In thia vicinity. 'IJhey
' voted to hold a symbol iiiQctiusr
lrblay. Jan. IS.
( Klectlon-of offlcera will bo hold
(Jan. 23 at 8:46 o'clock. At that
time Jr. II. S. Hmwn'.nn, dentlKt.
.Vlll talk to tfip Tfit'la on 4 lie- on re
of toot h.
';Y.W,E.A. Members
j J In Clever Program
A cleverly arranged .'and HtnR-ed
(tour of . the Meditermmuin couii
I tries, was an i,eventv of Mast niffbi
'when membj't-ii o'f .the VW. K. A.
Free Delivery
k 1 Pattison Bros
The Pioneer Service Store
Good Health is something to crow about. Visit
our store this week during the demonstration
of Health Foods.
SPECIAL FEATURES
FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY
2 lb. Can Hills Bros. Red Can Coffee ,...,.$1.07
Tillamook Cream Cheese, 1 lb. for ......1....34
Amaizo Corn Starch, 1 lb. pkg., 3 for ..iJ8
Preferred Stock or Royal Club Pumpkin, 2 for ..
10c Sacks of Table Salt, 3 for ...
No. 2 Can Bocanco Sweet Peas, 3 for
Large Package Cream of Wheat J
A. I. or Lea & Perrins Sauce, each
Edgemont Cheese Wafers, pkg., ...'.17
? oz. Can Lusk's Fruit Salad, each 13
Call Main 80
...39
--23
...29C H
m. v. M m
tirao. Colo.. , Jan. I) (AD A
blind woman. Mi-s.Jeorttd H. !uv!h.
HtriiKf?1ed over ditchea and cross-
w0AJs for' two miles. feelltiH" her
wa'yalona a barbed wire fence, .to
i Jl a, nelKhbor'a last niKlit. to get help
rho Women's Missionary society, for her husband who had been HI.
of the I'resbyterlan church wHU Tho nelR-hhorg accompanied her
moot Krblay afternoon ut 2 :SA I horfce to find that Mr. lavls had
o'clock nt tho church. Mrs. HMl. (JM- '. I .
Stevens - Van Engelen Co.
140ft Adam Ave.
Ore re BnUdlna'
1m Grand, Or
CHURCHILL . , 1 '
Made-to-Measui e Suits And Overcoats.
. For Men and Young Men
Satisfaction Guaranteed..
0
JtivUi alnp ooulppttil'
f with tho latest appJl
unyea w treat your
Ilittlr and dreaa It; won
derfully well, pur mar.
- celling und permanent
'waving . will prove, a
revelation to worship-
, perH ut tho whrine of
'beauty.
si,
Ketnaiut&t
PHONE iNEWFOUV
MAIN 70S JSLDO-)
rjeaver will havo chart?" of the
program jmd the topic, will be "Tho
African I'orlk'U.M j
.. .
Tho Uidb-s' Aid of the l.utheran
church will moot .Thursday li f tffci
noon at tho homo of Mrs. L." II.
Awea, ttaa M avenue, ut 2 o'clock.
All members, arc. ui'K"! to bo pre
sent. . .' ,
Hopo chapter; No.. 13, O. H. S..
will meet toiilKht at ti o'clock at
tho Masonic hall In roRMithi' session.
There will be installation - of of
ficer followed by u sod ii I boui. ,
MENUS
lly Slsicr .Mary
1IHKAKKABT Htewcd dried
peaches, cereal, cream, liver pat
tiea with crisp broiled bacon, bran
and ralain miltllna, milk, coffee.
LUNCH ICON : Hlllffed ' Kreen
peppera, lettuce rollw, crunberry
whip, coeoanul. cookies, milk, ten.
UlNNIilt I'lank ateilk en cas
serole, sweet' potato unllfl, cilrly
I'Uillve with bacon dreaalnif,' deep'
dish npplo pie, milk, coffee.
CJreeii peppera nro' dellcloua
HtuiTod with a comblnntlon of rice
and aardlnen. Lemon Jtilt'e and a
mre 1 aiispiclnn of onion Juleo
worked Into the flail give an In.
triKulliK flavor to the dlah.
(lroilbcrry Wlilp
Two ciiiih cranheri'iea, 'cup
water, cup aiiKar, 1 tahlespoon
Krnnnlated gelatin, 4 tablespoona
cold water, 2 whltea of ckks.
Put cranberries and water into
s.-tuco pan und cook until berrh-a
burst open. - Add siiKur and lut
stand until auicar la dissolved. Hub
throtiKlt a fine sieve. Hrlng to the
hpllin- point and add (reluiln soft
ened In colli Wilier. Mile mull (lls-
SOlVed and let stand until cool and '
iH-KlnnlnK to Jelly. Kold ill whiles
or crks beaten until stiff und dry.
Turn Into a mold and let suinil
until chilled mid firm. Nerve wllh
custard sauce.
" (Instard Nance
One and one-half cupa hot milk,
2 okb yolks, 4 tablespoons siiK.'ir.
1 teaspoon flour, few Bruins salt,
i teaspoon viinllla.
Mix and alft flour, salt and- sit-
EVERY ONE
BE SOLD
THU BK1C.K tweed bag with a
heavy brown woodn framo la
new Parln faihlon.
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Coats
Dresses
Hats
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Bringing Cinderella's Complete Remaining Winter
Stocks Down to the Final Closing-Out Point.
Every Garment Cut to the Limit.
The Season's Most Remarkable Values!
Coats
Coats
Regular Valuen
$24.95 to $98.!)!),
Now
$14.95 to $54.95
Dresses
Dresses
' Regular Values
$11.95 to $44.95,
' Now
$9.95 to $34.95
Hats
Hats
$1.49 to $2.49
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