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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 11, 1929)
""TuesaayrFcTiiitry'I'li): ' 'V'- LXGKANDE'EVENING OBSERVER lft4lMl-f-t 1 t iliii , , . . i-i-,iv-: Paw Thrw Society News i f Order of OUT OUR WAY By William!! Rainbow For Girls Seats New Officials ' i 1-lnntulltition of officer vu' lieltl HHtunluy nitflit ut u imtiiiK of tlu Onl.T of ltulnbow for tiirlH in tli ilnwonio lml I. Mm. Citrric Stein rump wus InstullinjE offirer. ' Vivian Kulin was instill led worthy advisor tnkins the plar of f'utht'rino Humphroys whose torn. )uih explr-ml. Tlit' advUory hoard mwiilicrx ijiHtntlod iiicliulo: MrH. . John H. HoilKin, Mrs. U Pa us. Mm, . Hlcfnramp, Mild rod Iloyt, ttnljth Hunt and Ir. J, l Inlo. V Mr. and Mih. J. J, tlronmflrM villi Mrs. Chostor Koyjo afwUtatit hftH, (ntortaiii-d int'iahers of tho ';ik IIUitridKf club Saturday ovrnhiK l'ivo lahti's of rarda woro at play. l'"irtt prlA for hl)?h soon; for vomn wont to Mrs. Jaincn Onoal and for men to It. K. Huff. i'onnolailonK wcro awarded to Mm. fkoriro Clark and hcstor Koylp. I'rimrosoH wore attruotlvo tU-ro-rntlum. Aft-r the rurds tho hos- " tt-j.-Mpy wrvfv. a delicious twn-omirsn; HUppi-r. ,' . i Twonty-fonr inomh-iH of ;tho' Jiivpnil. of N.'iK-libuiK of Vood-! craft mot Saturday afternoon for a ; ph'awint afternoon, Following tho. hiiNintsM ineothiK- tho mombo-rs , playi'il inrus and enjoyed refresh ments. .MIhk i;ieanor linhl was in' charge or the enteiiaimmmt and refreMhinontM were nervotl. by. Mis. I.lllle Allstott. Mrs. It. W. Italley. XI m. I.uey Hul.l. Mr V. H. Col-. UriKuooil and Mrn. Kther OuUI. -Decorations and rofreshments' were In keeplnir with the valentine motif. The meeting vuh held In tlu Knlffhts of I'ythfud hall, I The children of the primary ile- pnitmeiit of tho Kphu-opul church I had lot h of fun Saturday after-! noon when the Happy Hearts Sun- j day School cIrsh ffnvo a party fori thwn in the ltavemenl of the church. 1'lnnlnfr on ' tho donkey'n tall, playing miiHlcal chain and other tfanies wore eiitiKod in by the HY littlo folk, l'ur rtifnuhint ntH they I'tijoyed KinKet'breiMl men, Jelto, cliocolato and animal cooUiea. TIiorp In charge of the aftwhoon were, Kn.illno Conradt, , prertideiu of the clasn: A nine Connidt, chair man of Rumen, and dull Mc.Miudcr, ehnlrinan of refreshment. Announcements luc to bad weather the meeting ; of th ""ommunity Women Hlhl! class has bem pontponed until Veb.j 26. The fllrlK Missionary society of the Mettiodlnt church will not have their regular meeting tomorrow evening hut innteod will meet nt the church nt hIx o'clock and hate dinner wilh the - rout of the con gregation. -Tl.is will he followed by a ahnrt basin etui meeting, when name of high achool girls at Ihva N:tri Will be given out. ' MrH, AVallnce K. ltrown. of Helo- nu. Montana wlfn of 1Hh)mp It town. ' presiding, bishop of thiH area of thj Mcthodixt church. Will Mponk to the women of the .Methodist .church' mid their friend, tnmoi-row, Tuen day afternoon at two o'clock in th ; church iMirlom. Thoae memberH of tlm church who are bringing food for- the dinner are asked to have it there, before C:nnt that the din ner may, be jn readiness prompt ly. '. - ' IVcaiiKo of lad weather tho So-Nc-Ho club will not meet Vub, 12. It will meet Feb. L'O nt the home of Mih. Krod Huffman ut lnoi Kl.'venth street, according to the announcement of the. proKlden. Mrn. K'oetur. ' ' . The Uoyni Neighhor.i of Ainoii ca will meet In regular hchxIoii Wednesday night at 7:30 o'clock. Important btiInesM Ik to be con sidered and all nienihor are urg ed to attend. The Women's foreign Mifedonnry coclety of the Methodist Kpiscopal church will meet nt tho homo of Mrs. Klla Lot,y,at 19IU Oak atreet Weduewlny. Jt'eb. 13 at !i:30 o'clock, A large attendance in desired' aw planK.aro to be nindn for the nn nual thank offering In" Mnrch. ami for the fotinderq day banquet. MENUS S.V.E.C0. f!wii "ftolM bur f m Omnrtf. om. LADIES NEW SPRINT. SUITS Of Dark Navy Poiret Twill with, or without white Vestee; Wrap-around Skirt Now on display . . ' . . - . $14.75 , . lljr HM'.-r Mary -HHEAKKAHT Hnke.1 winter prur.s. cprenl, crpam. cothllcd vkrh, popovors, milk, coffee. l.i:NOHKON trtm.seiolc of pln nch, Htilffed upplo salad, ryo bri-nrt, ornngn custunl. milk, ' ti a. D1NNKK naked l.lupflxh with lemon butter, French frloU wcut polutoea, buttmvil Hi-ubbcIh sprouts, I'Vtmch onillve. with Kronch rtrewi. Inir. frozen npriCotti. cocoantit eoqklns, milk, coffeo. Frozen frult nro simple, deli cious, deiwert.i. The fruit Ih usual ly frozen without stlrrlnir nlnco It l most nttractlvo served whole. It should hot be frozen too hard nnd nmy be Rnrnlsbed with very cold, but not frozen flavored delicately. "Muscovite" Is tho I Cm ell' vveuw, IF VOU OK MA, OH MA, WHEKI tOP VMER.M f SUCH fVjKIT" 'I'Sl-Ly pLtA"5t; ( cc? ,t"auW 'SouT i a BiG simPue,tdm HM J we'u DoniT me. por -Thiuk I wou coouo KjevjER be. j He cro-bT , X CANT, JvS.'o Col CATCH OKI TO T. Aou -r-0 WAMT-oA Ih'.R -TA-WTkl' M n Auu-rV.leRa -S CPTip A OW AuU somPn like 'aT. n ; :-j-rN OH MAuo Look at Me' am1, ' -; feTri csCT 3'T j .....tot VJr-W NlOTH'S.RS C1E.T GRPH. -cimi k . m BCO- U- 9- 1 11 ' ' 1 1 1 1 in 1 1 ' ' JL JBe;SumJtoHear-- Frank Branch Lecturer Story Teller - Traveler - Humorist Everybody Invited! technical term for n simple froen fruit. Kollowinrr nre two rules for lem on butter: Lemon Hotter (I) f One-fourth cup butter, J talthv spoon fluur, 2 tahleNpooiiH lemon juiee, 'A tahleHpoona hot water, M teaspoon , Rail, teaspoon pep per, few ff nil as mifrar. Work flour Into butter, ndd lemon juice and hot water and cook, atlrrinK constantly over hot water until mixture is thlc Hiuooth. Do not let boll Halt and pepper nnd mitfn servo. Ijctium flutter '2) Cream 4 lahlcHpoons Ituttc Slowly heat in 2 tahloHpooiiH on juice nnd tenttpoon .siijfai chill nnd itcrve. SHE'S A HEROINE 8.H V -"i .ver nui ilck nnd t Stir In ft to l,.in- a ...i f WASH 1 N O TO N , l-Vh. 11 (AV) Mrs. Ida Wynne Kreneh, wife of Captain Hutfh H. Kronch, wealthy British nrmy otTlcer and aportti man, died here Into yesterday of ,m 'pnenniohin'. ' ,l, ; 4v' , '" ott hit Mi's. Kronch, daughter' of' Iho-. ?i4 t Into J. It. Wynne, postmaster Ken era! In tho Itoottevelt rahinet, met her husband Jn Knli'iid before tho war and they were marrlrd there. T ' t r N'ellio Ohenour of Han Jose, .CuL. . climbed into tho heroine ranks by a ladder) When an elec tric cord sal fire to tho room In which her hrol her and sister were uleeplnK. Nellie put a ladder To an upstairs window and car ried tho children to safety. Five Injured In Portland Wreck; Seattle List 18 PORTLAND, I'Vb. U (AI'l After two asserted uttcmptH to shift responsibility onto other persons, Julin M. Hlrel ndmittod today that ho drove the uutoiuohlln which caused Injury to five persons In a hctidun collision hero last nlKht. Ha was fined II 00, sentenced to Jull for 411 days and his driver's llcemo was impended for one. year. Driv ing1 while drunk wiui tho charge. I JIo had prevluiuly accused Ar thur KUKmun. his passellKer. of be-' Innr tho driver of the machine, and I then named another man. .... I Those Injured were: Miss 1-lnzol lckey, broken kaco cap and Inter nal Injuries. Miss l.lllliin Dloltey, dislocated j hip and Internal Injuries. I .Mrs. John M. Btecl, broken rlh ahil lnternal Injuries. ; ; John M. Hteel, body bruises nnd -possible liUernnl injuries. j The liickey Kirls worn riding; with lieu-ley. Mr. nnd Mrs. Hteel were In the car driven by KuKinnn. ChurnpR of drunkenness wero placed n km Inst I''iiRinnn and Mr. und Mrs. Bteel. I '. I... Spring Ushers in NEW COiAT 1 VOGUE CAN spring be far !)hihd, now that the neif coata are arrivingin such gloi ious and fasci nating, array?, Smart niew collars . . new sleeve details' eive chic' to the hiodels we are showing. Equally authentic are thosa luxrij- ' icusly fitiTsc'. r.-x'.-t!: ;;r ; ' ;' ' ;.. ;- '; ionea to De worn Witn me tUi.w i.... piece; Now is the time to choose your new spring coat for widest selection. y $16.50 to $69.50 PUTMAN'S La Grande Exclusive Ready-to-Wear . - .' . and' Millinery A Music Inspiration Laughs Food S AC A J AWE A BALLROOM Wednesday Eve., Feb.13, 6:45 Sharp DINNER TICKETS $1.00 PER PLATE. Sponsored by Chamber of Commerce and Evening Observer WH1TK VEl.VKTKKX, so simir. for the south, Is usod for thb terot" Willi partly lucked crowr anfl (lAftlv fnlfln1 hvitil. nrtlnmclit !1 villi two Btnnll chicks of mrass loin Uhibh, The least tbrilllnir slory Is story of your aliments. tho Makes You Look Years Younger The skin i,f youth lies in every box nf new wonderful .MUfXO-OIX) Knee I'fiwder. The purest powder made lis color is passed by the IT. H. (hivernnient. No pastiness, flaklness or Irritation. A new l-'reneh process makes It spread moil' smoothly and prevents lartfe pores. No more shloy noses -it lays on lonuer. Use M KlXO-Ol.O. lie. . Adv. ded on Iho Icy pavement Into a I another staifo passenger, received a street car hero shortly boforo mid-; fmcturod ikull. nltfht. '. . I Other bus and street car'pas- Tho bus, horthhound from Aw-' en(wi wiMored -outi'4MOkMi fin' hum, swerved to avoid striking an Keen, and dlslocntei Jtjlnti. nutomobllo. Out, it axiauoa into tno tiroh' tfnr1i!ibd Into IB N,n iti:i) KfiATTI.i:, I'Vb. 1 I V (AD nn'toHlobllti' llh tho street car. . : , ,' . '.: ' ; Two of tho bus passongeni woro possibly fatally Injurod. They are Kd I QulKluy, who waa Injured internally, und A. Buhlko Mnshlkl, who suffered a fractured ikull and Internal , Injurloi. Uotb llvo In Bentllo. C7. S. Pnlno of Tacomn, the bus driver, woi In a lertous condition "fNETyV YORK, ; Vettt 11 AP) Spry yoUhir.;c1mi 1b BIr Bill Tll dem ' On hlsDBIh birthday ho won three nmlclies In singles and ona In doubles at tho Brooklyn Helghti MUNICH.. .Germany, Fob. It .(API Max Valler has a iled pro. nellcd by 18 rockets, which so oft El itlil ne n persons were Injured, four, will) Internal injuries and tioth lens nt intervals. Ho a,vs It has travol seriously when a motor stuno skid- fractured. Alfred Htenffor of Reattlo, led 336 miles nn hour on Ice. BlBlBIIlBIBIBCBESS5SaSBaBEri 11 . - M u I M n n Only the finest --only Schilling I 4 'frv The finest things usually come from those who make fine things only. In coffee - - that's Schilling --- and only Schilling. Only Schilling specialises on fine coffee only. No 2nd or rd grades - - no cheap blends -no dual standard of quality. 47 Spicci Ettrscti a n ii u a n a M n w B M 13 m n a !M : M B H U M '2 B n u: B B B n M , B B B fl B fl B B II II U The Newsboy of Today The Man of Tomorrow TURN your bankers, your lawyers and your success ful business men inside out and somewhere along the line the majority have had their first busi ness experience as newspaper carriers. Somehow or other it lias become the symbol of the regu lar American boy. Your own carrier of today will prob ably be among the best of your community as a man. He will be, if you treat him right and the best way to, treat him right is to pay your car rier bills . promptly every month. Then watch the service he will give you in return.. That boy can be molded into the type of man we want our own sons to be alo.ig. Heh h'm La Grande Evening Observer Circulation Department i ii ii ii ii ri M n ;; M n LI ii ii El II Fl M in H tH H "1! ( j ! 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