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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 16, 1929)
I'M lit I Wednesday, January 16. 1929. , ,1 1 .... LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER . Nfrmiii4(iiti(i. iiiiftiiiiwuni Camp Fire Heads Plan For Coming Of Coast Scribe The Camp, hire guardians ot Ijx Gmniip mt )tn night to make plan for, the eomipg of Kit ft Janet .MeKellir, of NVw York, who will be In this city lVh. S, 6, and 7. MIhh Kk-Kellnr In I'nriru Coast reg lonal weretury. Jl was announced tlint during the evenings of those diiyrf, from ? to U u'clut-k, h training school foi guardians will he conducted by Mb MeKetkir. Tuesday niiiin she will speak ut tin chamber f commerce and fol lowing that will appear nt Hacred .Heart Academy, tihe will nltco ad dress the Neighborhood club on that dny. . A mass meeting of all campfirc Rirls will ua hi held, probably nt Homtn hull, to ho fol lowed hy prlvutf conferences with llu. regional leader, ..Another junss meeting, it ;,being planned fur rdn'duv The . nr rithgciitcntK for the, thiie nnd "place art in ch.trge of'Ma W T. lhy and will he announced. Inter.1'.,1 Miss McKellsr will also sitcak nt Oii Hotary club Wednesday and In llu alteration will appear, before other organizations in Jjl (irandc which meet tln-n. ' Thursday morn ing she wilK hold private, confer ences .ind at nevn will bcthe. bon ir gapst ut a - .lltinehooii. . wbich wiil.' attended by thc'gmirrilnnK midline board of sponsors,'.' , y.v. (J) ln-r plans will bc'iinninfyd Inter. . . t. ' i . '..',"' ''.' ' jp'yUn Lutheran 'choral society (tout mi evening, of futi Monday nlsht wlu-n tin mcjubi-rrf nurpriHed Mhh Anna l.otten. The evMiluK wug Kanl playing R-ueMsliiff Kniep, and at ti -Jate hour itrnViiiint'iita were nerved by the mifstH. .'- s ' Tliost who attended ' wito: "ilrn. If.' It. Osllatid, Mr. and irs.Vred Alatlhea. Jr., Mr. and Mm. Waiter I'ohi innn; Mr. and .Mrs,- J.; J...'1'pw-; . Mr. nnr.Mi'n. J. O. ' RtltalnffeiV MIhb Una lAtIe; Mltw Kmnm Wurl i unci the honor gueHt, I .... Ladies' Auxiliary Plans for Party The tiidleH auxiliary to the Jl. of T. inet In KHKh' hnll last nlpht for u .regular. buntuesi meei Injf and a social hour. Mi-h, Ada ridcock, preHiilent, prenideil nt the in noting, whteh van welt nttended. Tha n:w officern 'fierved a de Itirhttul Jnnelieon. 1'lann wfe made for ii, 'hard time" party to he held next Wednesday uveniiiK at the home of Mm. i.oia Jiramwell with Mi'H. 1'idcocktaHHlKtant hosteHM, . Th members of the auxiliary nnd their families, are to be. enter tained at dinner tonight ut 6:30 o'clock In liaKUV hall by the mem horn of the H. of It. T. lodffo No. $1$. Thin will be followed by a dance nt 0 o'clock. .. The A. O, T. cttib held an enjoy tt,bh?' rfet-tOKethN" ycBterday eve ning ut the hone of Mrs. ! l Maokoy.- A clam supper waa a feature of the' party which heicni at 6;:iu o'clock. . tardK wcrce nJayed , duriiiff tho cvenln?1 with find jirlao for , high scortj Kolnit to Mrs. I'ohrnmn and second toi Mi m. Craig ' 1 MENUS MAJOR COOLIDGE AND FLORENCE Announcements ' Thv Women'a Iteneflt ' aHsocia tion will hold a regular meeting at 7:3ft o'clock at the I. O. O. b hall tomorrow evening. The next meet ing' win he. held Feb. 12, Tho date is- I-dncolr.'rt birthday -and a pro gram In accordance with tlial day Is being' planned. After the lYhru ary.ineptingtho rent of the meet ings during the year will he held the second and fourth Tuesday of each month, - t ''' ' ' ,' " . Tho lAdlM of ...tho G. I. A. of tho K. of .1. K.". will .meet In regu-r Iftr eeHMlon: tomorrow ufterpoon ut the K, I. hall at 2:30 o'clock. y Sister lary UKKAKKAHT Canned cher ries, cooked wheat 'cereal, ' cream, corumeal pancaUes. sirup, mllK. coffee, " Ll'NVHKOX Hot : boullon. molded tuna fish' sulud, rye hread sandwiches, k rapes, milk, tea. l.lNi'HKON Hot bouillon, potatoes, buttered parsnips, stuf fed pepper ring sulud, grape. Juice suitri'le, milk, coffee. . A meat plo in always an excel lent means of using up left-over ineatN. . The addition of' onion, parsley1 and celery ad da to the savorlnesa of the dish. In this In stance u baking powder biscuit dough is used for the crust but a mushed potato covering can be used which makes the extra po lato'dlsh unnecessary. .Molded Tuiift Fish Salad One cup flaked tuna fish, 1 cup si Iff mayonnaise,, 1 hurd cooked egg, Vf cup diced celery. ta blespoon granulated gelatin, 4 ta blespoons, cold wnter. c , ' ('hop egg coarsely and add ' to fish-with celery. . Add mayonnaise. Morten gelatin In cold : water and dissolve over hot water. Add, to fish mixture und fold in lightly with u fork, taking 'core not to 'crush fish., Tiirn into liull viduul niOldK garnished with slices of stuffed olives. A.ct atund on leo to chill and become firm. Turn out ot molds und servo on a bed of lettuce. . An Excellent Dinner , - In the Coffee Shop--90c - fin tall famlltert who fhul It . iHHh'iineoiinoniicul nud imlntc- "i oM log t go to the irtiiiblo of i rcMMliig a. dinner for . two or V threo IIhmc eoplo fiml our .. V ape!.!". Hnncr In tlio Cofro '''Shop irery'iiUnM'Uvc. .V tablo d'hote nieim offering ; abundant vnrlovj, gcncroim pr J tioiiH oxiertly. prcpai-eil und Vhtvc! hot in provided tw 90c : pr plate. Addel to the good lier of . ihn dinner Im llm' nt inu-tiveiiciM of a iwftcoily ap- polnUNl hotel. ; Sacajawea Inn ' Point the W.I to Better Thlnen." MISS HOLM AN HOSTESS FOR WOMAN'S CLUB Hy Mrs. Charloi Spencer (Observer. Correspondent ) GltANGK HALL HpeclaD Miss Minnie Holman had charge of the 'program when the Countrywomnn'H club met Kriday afternoon, with Mrs.. J, A. Holman. The subject for the afternoon was "music." I Two, contests were held. In tho first, Mm Kdlth Oekeler's aide won. the prize and In the second, Mrs. Oekeler's was winner. Mrs. Hara Anaon nnd Jumjea Undxuy acted us Judges. At tho; business Hcsslon which preceded the pro gram, Miss' Holman was elected vlco president of the club,, ;A two course Luncheon waa served at the-close of the-afternoon. The next meetlnir will be with . Mrs. llnhcrt Mnsterton. Jan. 25. ! I Hlue Mountain grange enter-' Italned Lndd Canyon grange and a' i few Invited guests at n dancing j party at Orange ball Krlday even- i lug. w Thirty,. vpuidea wcro present' and moifloyable -time was spent. After lunch which waa ser ved u6' about 12 o'clock, dancing was continued : until abouh J:.tO o'clock . ' I t Mr.-and Xlrs''Rert Spencer nnd ' family, of La Ornnde, were guests nt tho George Hughes home Sun- I W$ K , r I k'1: ; ' y ,; t. i. j . . . . - 21 I Si I I v J II C4F w U A)i ff it; i Sift 8 I SSlfe Enjoy Sleighing Party Saturday At Hilgard. Ore. Hy Vonia Welnicr (Observer Correapondent) HIIXIAUD, Ore., (Hpeclal). Vernon and Vera Wilson entertain ed a number of young people with a sleighing parly Saturday evening.! They stopped ut the Klve I'olnt; station about 11:H0 to get warm ami all declared they had had a most enjoiiblo evening. Those present were, Wtnlfleld, iKinna and 1 June Scott, John, Kva and Harry rhornbreu, Wllnierth, Verna and Stowell Weimer, Oerald San ford, Marlon Hiilllng, Luster Katon and IHrk. Hurry, The lino. Vera and Vernon Wilson. , All the v DELIGHTFUL NEW COI)nS in Hosiery t Gotham, Gold Stripe Oyx and Gorden. PUTMAN'S La-1 Grande Exclusive Ready-to-Wear and Millinery . ; ; tho luiakotlmll Kntn bftwi-on tho Im. Granite Seoond Ward M. I. A. Irani ncV the 'Cove Athlrtlo pliil) Mm. J. 11. Wolmor and . Mm Pd IXeen ontirtoina tn honor of Mr John I'rfe oh Krtilay lifter. noon at the home of Mr lrtoe in IMm. Kd Mnllinr. Mih. Uiiv Thorn- Mr. Wyley retnrnnl Monday af-ihreu. Donna Kcott. Vera WHhoii, of tor iin !uyx viHlt nl CorvuHli Mr.f HIlKnrd. MesdameH 'la.id 1'iK-k-Wyloy worka at the mate iihops In volt. J'hlllp lockwood. Cllrton Bux- Ij Urnnde. ' ter. .M. hin Baxter, Uohcrt Baxter, Verda KerKiixon wna a Ia Orande . NcpM CoonitM, Bob Turn, K. O. visitor Tueadny. Ituenon and Walter BiirnaUKh, of Mlm U)la Martin attended the. I uranae. two oontewt KameH Y. VV, K. A. meetlnK In I-o. Grande 'were played with one prlxe kuIiik IiikI Tttemtuy evetilna-, und took'10 Mr Clifton Baxter for making lli' K."ln the nrniy nnw! ' The splfl'y ynuna: 'major of the J.'lrst Omiinny, tlovernor of (Ntnnfotlcnt a Kind (lunrdN, pli'tttred ahove, In Jonn i;ooll(lKi.. The pretty rIi! whtme hand he Iwlda lM-how did " you KueNK it? t-'loreiu'e Ti-urnlinll, ilnhn'e fiancee and daughter, of (loverniir .luhn 11. Trnmhull of (.onnertlrut. The pleture waa taken nt tho InnuKlirnl Imll In llurtford. John wan appointed tn the (jnv--ernoj'e etnff utter an act of the leulxlatlne hud amendid the tut- ' tlortol ittiard law ot the aiate. riorence hnii on an Imported frock' of white, yeorfjelte trltnmed with srnuihx. ' part In the program. Mra. Howard Htulrolt waa a vielt In Iji Orunilo Saturday. 1 -i ; . Mr. untl Mra. Kred. Haifey, V.of Starkey, were uttendlnir to bnwl- neHe ut Hllffurd Tueaday. ' ' Mr. Boher 'waa looklnir. nfter HcliOol hiinlneeA at lltlgard Hatur-' day. Jle la the aehool elcrk.here. llenn Lincoln, of Cove, atopped ut the, I1v I'olnt aervlcn Mallon .Monday eveitlnir on Ida way hack to enntp.. -i . t ...... v- - ; Mrs. J no Younir visited her moth Mra. Ooitilia, at J.a (Irande Tnexday. Mra. ('ainha la-in very poor neatth. ' Bill Karrow returned home Titea- day after apendlna- aovernl dayau viauinff in 1M tirnnue. - . ' linnlt Bennett la wOrkinft at thei Ituwinan.lliekN liunher mill In tlrande. ' . . ; i '. . . ' ' . Mlaa TteHsle Feriruaon hna been' iliilto III of flu.-. i i Mra. l-'rank Hanford, Mra. Kmory .iKUaon and hahy, (Ilia 'Murla Arola, apent Thtiraday afternoon viKltliiK with Mra. 'riiornhrnu and th.uirht.r, ' Kva at tho Thornhrru homo above llllirard, -.- ' .Mr. and Airs. Leonard Fxrifilaon., o( Meacham, niient Huiidny at Jlll Kard vliiltlnif wlth frlendfl and relatives.- . , - Mr. - and Mrs.' Kred Heea ''and Ktonell Wolmcr. of Hilvurd, with Mr. und Mrs. John I'llcs and Mr. and .Mrs, 'Hobert Raxlur, of J-u tlrande, inotorcd to I'ovn tn attend the bent drart pattern. The other prlxe .was. awarded to Jionna Hrott for' the best toy made, from kuiii. Ikilnty refreshments were served at the close of the- afternoon. FITS STOPPED! ; ISew Remedy At Last. BROOKLYN,: N. Tf At last a medicine has, been discovered that stops the ''most stubborn cases of epilepsy',. ThousandH In epilepsy colonies and throuirhoilt the coun try have been made happy hy It. Oreat epilepsy speolallsts recom mend It enthusiastically. Write di rect to . labprotorlea for free infor. motion and diagnosis. Addreas all mall;- io ' PI! KN ALK PTOfi COM PANT, lept. OS", Ho. 71, HI. John's 1,8 rioeo HtntlOn, Brooklyn, N. YK . ' ,V(;:." - ' Adv. - f-; - - ; -7-:. '". ' .' ' ') - ' ' --.''..j' .. '" ' ' rfo 1 Tf your hair 1 (fcHlng Its ; vigor and la difficult to mating-1 we will Im prove Ita growth and looks. Our permanent wave has added attrac. tlveness to a multitude of fastidious women. : .- PHONE lNEUtFOLV . E. CO. - Hon Adams Am. nraire nnlldltnr ti Oranrte, Oraw - 8i our table of ladles r M.lwes'- hilth,: medium, "and ' low heel, l'umpx, HI raps and : Qx'tords-. . ; '- ; t ', New Low Trices on Mlsisxt' Kull Con In. Nixes S to 14 yrs. . . ' $3.49 $3.98 - $4.98 $6.90 Library Ghats . day. .Melvln GeUeler, who' hrislieen 111 nf mtunpH, la reported. 10-be getting along nicely.' - 1 l .Mr. and Airs. Arthur CJoIden ljnd .-for their guests Sunday evening, , Mi', nnd Mrs. l.ouis Ijirson, of l,a ; tlrande. ' STI HKNTS it i:cii CANTOX 1 CANJfO, China, Jan. 10 (AI) Sixty American college men anil women compriKiug one divl.siotu of 'the floating university touring tho ' world, arrived today for a atijy of ten days. The forecast for l'J'19 sccma to be that you'll have a worhl- of prosperity if you work hard, save and attain succchs. ' v i Pattison Bros aV I J Free Delivery The Pioneer Service Store " 1 Special Mid-Week Savings for Thursday and Friday 49 lb. Sack Sea Foam Flour .... $1.58 Fancy Shrimp in Glass Wet Pack, per jar . 37t? Olive Meat for Sandwiches, Salads, etc., per jar 2G Large 30x40's, Oregon Dried Prunes, 3 lbs. for 42 Fancy Pack Dried Peais, per lb. ... 27 No. 2 Can Grocers White Corn, 3 cans for 49 Great Northern White Beans, 5 lbs. for,.:..... ..49i Granulated Sugar, 11 lbs. for 71t? H. 0. Oats, Old Style Cooker, per pkg., 13t? Rinso Granulated Soap, per pkg., 21C in Call Main 80 liy Malvel I). loty. I.lbrariaiv "You have tho homiest library I have ever seen" said iv;lr"FT m Ka GiuikIo recently whoJiad como into tho library, "IVrhapa It's because of our floor I lamps ami rocking chairs," aaid tho jatti'ndnnt nt the desk. : 1 "Hut lt-docxn't look ltko A lib. rary. It looka like a homey place ', in which to road," aaid tho would bo patron. , -V h j All -of which remlnda us 'that itho rocking chain nro not reseirvcd and they are contfgrtnblo even If oanie of them .have een better laya. An eay chair, u lamp, and a magazine or a bonk ia certainly the hint word in HOlid comfort. Tho library la featuring drama bonlta Hi i month since the third week In January la national. drama week. ' To aupplement our collec tion the state library hoj loaned us for use for one month n collee thm of extremely readable plays. We hope these will be widely reol before they muat be int back. Speaking of drama hooka ulao reniinda itM of the new magnxlnc which the library now haa on file. Tim Theatre. The flint, number haa arrived and la proving to hn very popular indeed. -At leaHt It In never Hi Hh proper place on the magazine shelf. ' (lkiTiHaii'H i"' Second Autopsy Delays Funeral .WATKTITOWN, Mass., Jan. 16 (AP) The funeral of Mm. George. Herman Until was subject to delay today bceaiiHo nf a aecond autopsy. Dr. George B. McGrath. medical examiner of Huffolk county, after making a chemical nnnlyala of tho vital organs, requeued the body In order to makn a .more." thorough examination. Arrangoinenta wei made for tho return of Mra. ltuth' body to tin undertaker rooms to day nfter Dr. MeOrath's report, but funeral plans were uncertain, Mrs. Ituth died In n fire last Krl day at the homo of Dr. Kdwatd If. Kinder, Itonton dentint. if frA i A KTIIIKINt; new feature mi a I.011VI11 .(sown of velvet l tho hould-r iMtw of tnftiia In plaeu of the uaual (lower. NOW! THE END OF OUR JANUARY SALE BRINGS THE SEASON'S 23 Finely Furred i. . '!,-.. . ... Si COATS l It ' ' ' i ) ' ' ..-I - ' ,V,,, .-i 1 ' 9 AT $39.95 8 AT $49.95 6 AT $24.95 FINAL CLEARANCE PRICES On - '." HATlS And DRESSES Visit Our First Showing s of New Spring Styles : s .. DRESSES - - ENSEMBLES - COATS nff' Use Your Credit Cinderella Frock Shop La Grande's Friendly Credit Store
