La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 18, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextLA GHANDK VEN 1NG- OBSERVER- 9- Society News Aged Indian Millionaire and His White Wife 200 At Recital Given By Pupils i Of Mrs. Reynolds .An uudleme or 200 townspeople mf parents were put Ms tit nfi ln lercidlng uihI'miohI enjoyable nfter nona Mli. n th piano pupil of Mr.. . f.eo Rcyndldti wvre presented tri m reclfal held yesterday tit 3 o'clock in the ballroom of .the I.ft Ointidx hotel. BukUHh of pink and White -far- nations on the stage of fht ball room wen- very alt cm-live. Nineteen of Mrs. Iteynoldft pu pils . took pari in t in- program. Several piipilM of Mis. K. I Kvnns u I ho participated in it. Tin- numbers Were: "Snow Shoeing and "taili-ii h Dnnee." Iiuhy June McI'Im-i-hou: "The Village Church" and "l'loi otto Wulix," Klaino Kly: livening tftoiy" nnl "Tin- lion key Hide.' Harold Weeks; "Village Unnce" and A (iumo or Tonh." CiortrmK King; "The liirnffe" anil "Joliy Trolly IttiliTs." Uulpli Winters Ji : ' Tho Tin Hotdler" ;nml "Kldo uhd It m Master." J lonahctl liroupe:' "Indian Hanee In the Klrellght, ' Ksther I lavis; "A Chinese- Cnoll- 1 1 urrle v It h u 1 1 lefcshn w." Iti-lty lent Ik ltohnenkamp; "Tho ltrldu liotitpit't" and "The Rind mnn." Josephine Klsher: . "Roha-" tiftuf, a race. Helen- Jlohiipnkutnp: The iriiv inill,"' jin'I J"Mnllnwc-Vn.-'AJihu ' M iy Whiting: "Tin C.inur. nn.l .Tin' I'JIf' and ,(Ttu 1 1 u rft. 'f Mary Kreis;1 "CalHieorfg t Sunset" nnd' "Spanish l'lanee "Mil lion Ihil'antyne, pupil of .Mn. Kvuns; ''The (Hiosl m Ihe. Chlni ik j" and ,",nancj'; or Hie Wutut Witches." . Im Veila Mlllerlh: "Masquerade Itevel," Dorothy l.ec Reynolds, pupil of Mrs. lOvans: "Kields in May." Daphne flowery: "Sleeping Princess" ami' "Jolly Cowboy nnl Ihdlnii." Ilrry Merinnti: "Starry Skies" and "Tarentellc," Kern ' Hi ooinfield; "XephyrS " tf Spring" and "liypsy Hondo," (;le.n Kov, I'npll of .Mrs. Kvuns; "lovp Sont,'' nrti! "Whirling Dervish," hy Katharine Wlsslor; "Tho Halnhrtw ' arid, ' "Kornst Hounds," . Miriam Manna; "Presto Con Klmerti rind "KKerhi." Mildred Spencer. a " fjladys Itoby and llnWn.4 V. : J 'arirtu', .liMth. of. i'ai OrnnAvi rVc. : married reeehtty In this City. th- Jiev. AlrH. It. L. I'utnam porforir , In? the roremony. whirh loo-; X place at the I 'at nam holms Th - rlnjf cfrpiiinny was uited. ,j Mr. and Mrs. Carper will make . their home at promise. '. Those who attended the WcddinK were Mrs. Herthu Cartrcr ftnd Ml.iS l.illinn Curpi-r. mothe-r and HlHter I bf' tin" lntileKroom; Mr. nnd .Mrs. - II. A. KliiitfiKiminer, and rnrnlly. ' V. I:. Heaiiniont, Mr. nnd Mi'h. (. IT. Ivlndsey ntid family, I'hyllln tteauinont, all of l.u Grande, and Mplvln carper, brother of the ( hrtdptfioom, of tromlse. Mrs, E. D. Towler Is Hostess at Bridge Complimenting- MIbr Cntherln . fcirtiiln, of lit (irande, Mi h, K. 1. 'TowIct etiterlnlned rtith ft1 delijrht ful St. Valentine hrtdtfe party Sat I unlay arti'mnon ut licr home i.i T A tnhlCH of hridffe were at play ittiitntf (he afternoon. Uuth Hrown Wan awarded first prtxt for hifh rteore, llerehiop McKinney reeelve.l wcond I'rlKftt fr a name fruesxhif; cohtrxt went to Miss Dorothy Kir Ity ttnd MiM (ju tain. Mr Towler Kerved dellrioua re freslufnntH. the guest h seated -I tnbk'8 whieh were attiaetlvc -with valentine dccomlionH. Mtb. Charlie Illhhert entertained Saturday afternoon with a biidno party for memhors of the "un and t Joy club. Three (abliH of bridge wer at play. Mra. trton reeelvel : first prize for hih score. The ihnatPAii served fefrebments at the elose uf Ihe afternoon. . The1 first meeting of the year :of the Ko reign Missionary society I of the Methodist church was held ;at the home or. Mrs. Kllu Doty ut jlllin Oalt street recently. The fmeetinK" was called to order hy the president. Mra. liKUn. . Mrs. tJUckox led the evotional on Die topic "Cmier the Southern Cniss." I 1'laiis were completed for thu l'ounlerK' day and Jubilee banquet ita be held In April. Committees wero iiipolnted iih follows. Mrs. (I. C. Headte-y, tdialrmun;. Mrs.- It. 1 (Tler. ami Mra Vernon W. Hall, ' program committee: Mrs. ret ry and. Mrs. Ilanford, dining room; 'Mrs, Lelgbton and Mrs. S. S. Smith. , kuchem Tho IcBson for the afternoon was In charge of Mrs, Tyler on the subject "I'Yiend ud Kxile." A report' waa made on the rum mage snle Mrs. Doty served dell cloiis r(rrpnhmentn. . t . .. . Scouts Take Part In R-T. Meeting man, talked to the pnrnt and other adults on the actlvltlea of the (lrMiiwood scout troop which Ik sponsored by the parent-teacher organutatlon of that school. Following the program by the hoy scouts, Mrs. Nell Thacker sang two vochI "numbers Including "A Winter Lullahy." A civil war play written by an eitchth grnd. fflrl, Myrn Smith, wm given, with Tob KUkovltch takliw the part of Abraham Lincoln and .Vivian Oaiaghcr acting as Mrw. Lincoln. Max Huxter wns Cleneritl finint and memliers of the cabinet were Dale J (bine. Norma Day, Itay llendrlckson and Violet Phillips. Mrs. Caroline Carroll'R room wort the picture contest. Mis. C. K Mcl'hwson. president of the asso ciation, presided at u short busi ness meeting. The llaptlftt Women's society met- I'Vldiiy afternoon with Mr. l H. Jester. Afler a short busi ness session, a letter from Mis. W. V. McAdory. of La (Irande, who Is n member of the, soch-y, wwi read. Mrs. McAdory wrote of some of the Inter l Ing experience sh Is having on Iter,, rouud-thc-worhl trip. A vlult to a Hunnese Wom en's society at Kaitftnon, Ilurnci, was tli'iib'.l. . . ', At the meet;nir Friday, t: World Day of prayer was observe I with a program sent hy state work ers. A short pageant' . was givt n hy the reading committee. Twenty members worn piCHenL ltefrrsh-, iiicntM were served by the hostess s-f , . r 1 4.-ir"T 4 j?" MfcNUS A wf,iy.- w NEWEST SPRING FROCKS See them In our windows Exceptional Values $12.00 PUTMAN'S La Grande Exclusive Ready-to-WeAf and Millinery hioou salt. 1 poiini liny wtusniton, 1 cup milk. bulttM. Kfiuovo weilH nnd pltll from ep iu r nnil pni'liull. Mlne finely anil ntlil wlih onion poiltd nnd minced to tin. Mix thoroiiKhly nnd npt'ud hair tho inlktnro ovonty in a hilt ti'i'i'd hitUlntr (IIhIi. Itrown Matin. tlKi In u hot frying pint. J'Ivito with a fork nntl urranKt on rice In hakitiK tli-slt. t'ovtT with remain ing riro uml pour ovit milk In which unit hua hen (1IkkoIvh1. Dot w ith tiny bltH of huttor, rover illah i and hako Si) inlntiti'fl In a mod j I'rotoly hot oven. Kimiiovo rover ' ii ii .1 bako 30 mlntlten tonKci 10 brown top. Si'i'Vf. from linking illsh. Ftperlrnrnm nn-nt In prnvt Ihm orm'krit h cnnl ffrbjrntnr more niplilly Mum It hloli ut; lr wi. It him hen uliiwn tn trlw? Ifl per rent lower lemneralnr with only X per rent lower nwllkf limn block Ice. . i What th. Pup SM , KnM tlm nun H-nvlfltf Hf fctl "This Ik hiy lileit of ft mid WL" r"nrnt nnd Klretilrt. T Thieves Butcher Yearling Steer On Owner's Farm i Announcements I The 1.. A. to I), of I.. I'"! and K. will meet Tu.'Hdny cvenlnu at 7::w o'clni'k at the KniKli'" of rythian hall. .Initiation will he held and ittll mcmhern are tire.l to attend. . The Younfir Wornen'a Education al auxiliary will tncet tomorrow nlRht at S o'clock at the Metho dist ptu-Bonnire at 008 Spi-lnK. street for an intercHlIng proKi-am. ... The. Methodist Ijldles' old will meet VednoHdny afternoon at 4 o'clock with Mra. Hohert Clark on Oak and Adams. lty Mrs. Willliim'wmxinis ', (Observer Oorrcsliondcnt) t .OKT1NI-:, Ore. ;; .(Kpecial)--A yearlini; stccn wits killed ainl:)iut.- ..l...pn.l l.v t1.ll-V'..U I.. . ll .It. I 'IllVlftn Unod.'l! pasture, the hind ijiuir-:f Here m e Jackson Harnett, aitcd In tel's were cnnliMl nwiiy and the, ifilaji. w'ho was made n millionaire rest of the carcass was found hanir- ii)C!tlte discovery of oil ort his llltle tint In a shed. Mr. Knodi ll thlnua tiklalKipin farm unit nis wnue wne, : mmi (.ofre,.. the Hi eves esncctcd to return for Mrs. i.anra i-Anna imrneu, win. , . the rest of; tho meat,, hut' worn mnrrled him Miorlly thereafter, as I ,,, ,, , nolll.tshlnK K'led Rmonthness and makea It stay frlBhtenod nwny. M lew weeka nifo they appeared before a senate In-; um, m,vl,,1Hvrv ir tny sausaifeit on loiiKer. The pureat powder Kniuconc biitchcicl one of Umiry vestlsatlnu committee In Wnshlnu- . , , , rn.mlrv s,,s.1Ira inaile Its color' Is tented. Never Hy Mister Mni'y . HltKAKI.'AST Hakcd illiplcs. cereal, cream, baked L'rench toast, sirup, milk, coffee.. l.t'Ni'HKON Hcallojied rice and sallsak'', creamed carrots and Cel ery, council pears, chocolate, cook ies, milk. tea. ' w . lilNNKlt Htuffed lamb chops, scalloped potatoes, cranberry Jelly, parsnip cakes, butterscotch pie, Ancient Wood Sculptur Ono of the enrllent specimen! ftl Wood sctilptttro estnnt Is In th Cairo mtisettm. Willi the efOPptlon of Hip nrms. It Is carved out of solid block of sycamore wood. It Is n life-site portrait statue, double of the Shelk-el-Reled. The figure, tin Irs buck lo about 4OU0 It. I'. Here Is Secret Of Skin Beauty A wonderful dlstoVery Ik th flew Krench proeesH which Riven MRi- LO-lliO Knee !uWnr It unpnrnl j Six Ijx Ornnde itoy Seouts added jan Interesting feature to tho pro Krain or the OreenWood l'arent , Teacher association meeting Ft i- iduy. Tlw ficnutH who took part lit the program were Marlon Heyn IoIdH, tenderfoot; Max Stoddard, second ctiiss, Honald lleasler, first trtltitiu tfnUfrthil l.ufnon. uln t 'luliii Hanson's cattle, near Joseph, ami in, itarnett wan wearing a $2u got away with it. fnvereoat and snmklng R-eent Ct rl. K. Hm kett received word K,irt. The plr tdre belt-w nhow8 him Kuturdny murning of the death of HH lR tippeured before his sudden liln father tn Portland. He left ith. The wnalnrs me Invcsti- linmediately for l.n Orande on the- ,,,1, (nft disposition of a large can be used spread in an even glveH n pusty or flaky look! will layer over first layer of rice. not Irritate or elo the pore! ltd Ki-ullmHil Mi-o uml Suiiniiko you(Hft blootri tAyH on longer. i I .... .!.& Ik UI.I.l line HWeei gi'i'en 'pepper, i HiiiH.it i-mi-m-i t... ... w.-. onion, a cups boiled rice, H tea- UM). tllaiw iJrugH, Intf. Atlv. ' S. V. E. Co. 1406 Adama, Ijv Qranile, Ore., Orac BMC. ' M-lmh Iminask l.tlstrous qual ity ruyon dra pery datnusk. Htrlped , a n il all-over Ue Sluns, lf .4 yd. i CVll In the naturtl oraah svunda decorated with eolorful lestma. II ! dhea M way to Portland. nick Qatloway. ronncr resident of I'nton county but tn recent years a resident of Wallowa county, sent word to I., t'oucli that Ills wife had passed away at the homo of her mother )u Itolse. Ida., Wednes day evening Heath was causeil part, of the old Indian's in. mill, (Mill fort line. . Cun-Totinf Pdfltan, s,,-. The early Pn'rltnns nlwiiys wen: nrined to meetlfis, nllhottsh fo .1us tlfy nntl perhfips sanctify the (inn lnj "suh lotlng" they were fnrhM den In fire nt 001-111)11.?, tmvi ttmli I Itrn 'vreulest liicnfivenlenrcs" III . iliatiN and Wolves!" kiiiuko hall Saturday nlKhl. . Mr. and Mrs. n. il. Malllll, Mr. and Mrs. Kitiiford Chapman and Mr. ilhil Mrs. J. J. fhnpman were by heart - tllsense. Mrs. Calloway ,n (irande visitors Saturday, was Miss Dollle Honthwlek, of, ,MVSi William WlKKillls has been 1'roinlse, nnd leaves, beside her lllishnnd and four children, a host of friends to mourn her passing- confined to her home for several days with tonsllltls. Mis. h'red Italics was In town It. O. Harmon noticed an extra I Wednesday for the first time In si larKO lamb In his (lock Inst weekf weeks. Hhe' lives nt the sawmill and upon vfolKhlntf It found that , nety; Enterprise' anil tho snow has Thomas, life. - Kneh o fthe"-bo i told- of the rertulrements for hto particular rank.- ' Orant lu-an( : troop commlltec: Tteforo lOlnsteiri leached his the ory that Uie earth and all nrcoflly nn optical Illusion, ho .must have spent cnhsitlf rnhto tlmv sttiifytlu the hnhits and mnnners of back feat drivers. From . General Motors comes tbe announcement of the Cold Control Offered only onFrigidaire. Gives auto ' malic regulation of temperature in freezing compartment. Speeds freez ing of ice cubes. Makes dozens of item desserts possible, COLD Control is a simple dial that enables you to regulate the time required to make spark ling ice cubes . . . unusual frozen saiads . . . delicious new ices and desserts. If it's afternoon, you can have ice cubes for the dinner table . . . perhaps a delicious new frozen ' dessert. Simply set the lever at colder . . . the point that's "colder than cold" . . . fill the ice trays with water . . . put the material for youf dessert in another freezing tray. Sparkling full-sized ice cubes . . . the frozen dessert ... all will be ready. Such . exclusive features as these have made Frigid aire the choice of more people than all other makes of electric refrigerators combined. Frigidaire prices today are so small and its savings so great that it starts paying its entire cost the day it is installed. A small deposit will put Frigidaire in your home to morrow. Stop in at our display room. FRIGIDAIRE The QUIET Automatic Refrigerator JESSE ROSEN BAtlM New Foley Bldg. Ia Grande, Ore. E. 0. L. & P. CO. La Grande, Ore. -"5Jf' 'IT''-' It weighed IS 14 pounds. I ChriH Johnson lost one of his 1 valuable milk cowm Monday. H left a freak calf, whieh was born without a tall. W, Kh'enpr ban been Very 111 . for tile lust' week SvItlJ rneiimaliHm and heart trouble, lie is report ed to be in a very serious condl , tion. 1 I.ostlne enjoyed n real treat Snn 1 ilny night when tbe young people , of tho Christian Kndeavor society (gave a program of a musical nature at the regular preaching hour. 'Ihe liiKb school orchestra played fiev e ra I numbers. Hurley Kleenor arrived h-on! Cal ifornia Thursday, after having spent the winter there. The Chaplin cheese plant was closed down Wednesday for at least two months. K. 1.. Chaplin, proprietor, still will handle butter fat as he has hundreds or pounds of Swiss cheoHe that are iineured, which must lie cared, for. The over-supply is caused by Hie stump In the market. O. J. I'oley was a business visi tor to Knlerprise Tuesday. Mr. and Mis. (. S. Hoston vlnited lust Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. hodRe. The Itostons live at Knter prlMe. Miss Huth Leonard was visiting In Wallowa Hunday, She consult ed a physletan there. Mrs. Mark Harris lias been 111 for several days. Hhu has a car buncle on her arm whieh en uses her inueh trouble, Mr. and Mrs. Iee MeC.ee visited Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1). V. MeCIee. Mrs. J. H, JaekNon and mod, MIH. Mi:h. O. J; I'oley and daimhter. Margaret, nnd Warner Crow en joyed a sled ride to the Ciunner Carlson place recently. Although the cold has been so vere, it has not stopped the Iok KfnK operations of Harry lludler. He Is hnuliiiK los front the South Kork canyon to 4 lie mill pond at Wallowa. M rs. Herkeley Candle, who was at the hospital tit Wallowa but ha returned home, Is dolnvr very nicely and expects to be sfttltiK (t I" idi ot her week. Mrs. Mary Douns was very great ly sin prHwl this week when tier daughter arrived from I'orliand. The la midlife season has hcpun around I-ostine. ! orne Tilton re ports that he Is savin it a larfce. per cent of his lambs, while Vic Henries Is not having Kod success, hav InK lost a larKO percentage. Mr. and Mrs. l-nve Huk, of Kl Kin. are npendinjc the week vtult Intf at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Oucar l'"erjfiion. Marvtn and Winders are hauling hay from AhliT Slope lo feed their dairy herd mar I,oniine. Mr. and Mrs. Joe, Candle, who have had charge of the Uean Crow m-rvice station while they were vis. hltiK In California, have moved to thWr own home. Mrs. Floyd Hatnmark enter tained the Nelithhorhood club ut her horn last Friday with a large perecnf ago of I be member pres ent. The hnetess serv-d if fresh -nients, iiHrltd by Mrs. Josie Cook, KfflA Cook snd Jewsle Hammock. Mrs. Fred Crny and children earno down lrmn Joseph Friday on the siae. They me looking for ti location. Mrs. Charles Ilrldwell and MI KlKle Alien were fthojiping in Fn terprlse Saturday. Mrs. William Wiggnns was nbop pirK in Knterprljw Wednesiay: The South Fork grango av an been so deep that she. has been tin aide to get hut. Mrs. Winders has hPrVtwo little daughters here. I ah in Hrandt, of Fnterprlse, was in I.ostlne Tuesday. He Is cow Cesfer for this mumy. tkWf nnd, Mrs. Mike iVow, Kloyd Ifmninotdt; Mr, and Mrs. Kdgnr I'lall. Marry Wllllanison mid (Veil McCtihhlmi have returned from Mi (Irande where they were on the trial of Fred Mlack. Clownle; Thompson has moved his family to a farm near Knler prise. .Mrs. Dean' Crow Weill to F.ntcr prise Saturday to visit Mrs, Ab Haisley. Mrs. Kate Page visited her daughters, Mrs. Ab Dalstey and Mrs. I-Yed (Iray, or Joseph, Sun day. She was uccompuulcd borne by her lit tin ffi aliddaugitter, Norma Uray. Fred Gray has installed an am monia plant In bin old butcher shop and will start an up t date meat market. Mrs. f larley Cundlc entertained her parents, Mr. nnd Mm. J. J. chapman, and her brother and bis wife, Mr. nnd Mrs. Han ford Chap man, nt dinner Sunday. Mrs. Ida Wart, or Knlerprise, came to I.ostlne to visit friends and to attend the Ladies Aid of tjiw Christian church, which was held Tuesday. Mrs. Wart visited at the home of her slsler, .Mrs. W, . Hunter. W. . A . K liner built one. fourth mile of fence last week, which was a surprise - to others as well lis himself, an It was thought almost Impossible to dig post boles, due to the long continued cold pell, hut so little moisture fell last fall (hut the ground was frozen only to a depth of about four Inches. Tim farmers have been thinking that the snow would go orf with a chinook wind and go down the (reeks, but If favorable weather continues, the frost can yet be drawn out of tho ground and Him moisture will go Into the ground. Miss Alma linker, of Wallowa, was a ft ti est of Mrs, Clare Clillders last week. The Charles Scott mi to was well attended Wednesday. The Hev. Weston F. Hhhhht, who was called to the Knterprlso Fees bylerlan church, expects to move the first of March and take charge of his new parish. Itr. t A, Thompson, synodieal executive who has charge of the honm mission, has already selected a candidate to fill the Wslluwa nnd Jostlnrt churches, unt) ho will be sent here for approval. The. baby daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Knott, of Wallowa, was badly burm-d about the thl?htf nnd hack last Saturday wh n ft kettle of hot wflter fell off the stove. She Is recovering Very nicely. It Is re ported. Holund I.uhhcH. the little two-year-old grandson of Mr. nnd Mrs. A, K. Hen Ut. of Wallowa, came wry ne.ir having his arm torn olf Monday morning when h wus caught In an electric wringer. The arm wan badly mashed and bruised. Crest Day In History Oenersl O'Ufirn bore: the awnrc of Cornwalll! nt the surrender n forktown. Cenernl (rf rilhn wti fered a midden lllnexs which pre fpnttil hl appenfiritt. Oeneral r.in 0'n r'fved Ihe nwnrd, which wu lmnC'li;itely returned!. 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