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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 2, 1929)
Tuesday, April 2, 1929. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Paw Th Society News bcial And Card Party Enjoyed" At 7 Sacajawea Inn Tho Sons nml DiiUKht,! of Un it County HoiK-crs' benSfit aoeiuf ill card party ttolcf ymrdny af rnoou at tho fctaoujuwcW Jim wh i t-njoyublc occasion. ; Ouu of the most Important fea res va tho tuiclat enjoyed by HitiniT anion? frtemlH, when old 4;ii(lntanceti wero renewed , and ntinued. Olhertt look part in liw suasion ut 3:30 o'clock Instead-of ub 2. v . . Tho Itlvcrsldo Uidlvs Aid will moot Thursday afternoon, April 4, at tho home of Mm. A. U Huff at sou Crook street, with Mrs. Huff and Mrs. Day as joint hostesses. All members and friends ure cor dially Invited to attend. , Tho Methodist' Uidlos Aid will I meet ut the home of Mrs. K. A. KpltiiK ut 4 Mam avenue ut 2 o'clock tomorrow, . . ' Thu Women's Missionary society MENUS; rd party. Curds were pluyel utfof tjo lThrlitUim church will meet Hht tables, prizes f?oinK tu Mrs. lamwell, first, and Mrs. A. It. iinter, second. , . l'nrt of tho ufternoon wus tpent owing old-time hoiiks with Mrs. euie ieiu ui ine. piuuu. Jtelk-ious cuke und coffee -wore rved. A delightful proj,Tum Included udiiis by Miss Ida McMeeklu: )cal numbers by (JeorKe S. lttrnlo Id piano selections by Miss lll.ttiyv Jller. All tho numbers wore en -ftiusfastlcutly encored. . ; . jThe "Autobiography 0f Hunvenu I Cellini,' the Italian urtlsl, was viewed in Interesting fashion' by' iss , Mut'fraret AiiHOn when the umblers' Art class met yesterduy 'ternoon ut Miss Anson's home. ' The Wakelltu Mrldtfe club met sterday ufternoou with Mrs. Wll mi McCturo with three tables of rldK ut play. Klrst prlzo "for ih score went to Mrs. A.. 10. Hujt nd second to Mrs. Joel Iticliard h. A two-course luncheon was serv 3 following the curds. The rukwana Cump Fire nirlH ill ship ut the Camp Fire orgn Ixat Ions' silver tea Thursday ut ie home- of Mrs.- AITred J... itlch rdson. ' iMans for tbut nnd for the )'.incil fire to be held next Mon uy evenlnff f the home of Mm. I .1. Ifroomfielil we're discussc 1 ist night by the group which met I the, home of the usslMlant-Kuard-in, Mrs. IS. UuhscII Scott. vliss Grace Allen To Wed Mr. RQhlaiid ; jnnouiice-m'ent of tho upproach . m. marriagt) of Miws Grace Allen. f ;lhis city, to Karl Kohlaml, of lajad. Ida., was made last night I iui attractive dinner at the Kaca iweu Inn when Mis. M. 11. Allwi, f I -a Grande, and Mrs. V. !). Jell ion, of Jerome, Ida., mother and ster of the bride-to-be .'ritertuln- j;- - ' ' ..r II... fl..t..r.tl.A,l Xm,. I lit; llltnit a ui l I IV IIVUUUIVU ; )$ were coiiceal((U.f44,,XW)W.'. 5sf buds which werofivn to wcij oOst, The wedding dale lsJ Ap'V 0 anil l tie ceremony , will be held 1 $Ia, Grande. ..The young people ill! make their home ut Mulml. ;A color Hchemu .of pinli -was nml Tor the table which was deeo ited with pink candles and bou uets of i-oses, sweet peas and other Jtiilig flowers. Covers were placed in-1 liO. I Hi ling the evening curds were layed witli 'Mrs.' Howard Miller sceiving first prize and Mrs. W. .1 Alb'n, second. TJie honor guest IhO received a irlze." - Word has been reccivixl in I-l tiande of the marriage of Miss ieleii Katheryn Mohr, of Sumner, 'afh.," to Harold W.' lUsklns. The 'eilding took place Katurday, Mar. 3. at t o'clock in the morning, al io I'reHbytorian manse ut Sumner lib tho Uev. Mynerd Meekhof of- iclatuih'. The roaple was attended by Miss toris Crow and thu bride's brother, '.obert Mohr. 1 Mrs. lfaslilns is the 'daughter or r. and Mrs. W. 1'. Mohr. lunner f of lu Grande, where she utlend ;1 the grade and high school. .Slie lis mny ft lends here who wish er much happinesH. Klie uh0' .tt finled Oregon State college Inst ear. The.Mohrs lett !- Grande bout a yetit ago. 1 The wedding was a vi-ry (uie rove to Ulympla on a few days' rmeymoon trip. They vill- muke H-ir home ut Sumner, p Announcements, ! The Young Woman's Kducational tixlliary wilt meet Wilnesday eve lug. April 3, In the Methodist Itriopat ehureh. The piogram r 1 1 1 biggin promptly at ii o'clock. . . St. Peter's Kplscopul Guild -will i"et at the l-a Grande hotel to- ioirow afternoon 'for a buslneKx 14'i5 Adainf.'- - ' , I.i Crani.', Ore., Grace 1IU.. . New AFTER EASTER ARRIVALS COATS DRESSES' . And ' . ' MILLINERY ' Sec our windows! tomorrow ufternoon ut 2:3U o'clock at tit.; home of Mm. Q. h. AnUer hoii, 1301 Ninth stri'ct. Mrs. U It. l'urtly will bo the hiudur. ; r - The I S. of tho H. or L. V. nml K, will meut with Mia. Honiy Hick- y, 1005 Ouk Htrott, tomorrow uf ti!rnoon Ht 2 oclock, for a sliver tea which will be given for the bene fit of the society. . . Grunion Fishermen Quit Reluctantly i - LOS ANGKLdOS. Apr. 2 (AP) Hundreds of Grunion fishermen, reluctant tu end the last night of tho four-day season of a rare sport, early this morning were leaving the moonlit benches with buckets sjirks. und ouns full of the strange llttlo fish. ; . At certain times of the yeur nnd of tho moon and last night was one of the times these poor fish climb right out onto the beaches along the Ventura county coast line and flop around-In the moon light. .., Little talent or skill Is required to catch Grunion. No rod or reel Is used, Tho bare hands, a net, a hat, a can, an old shoe, or, in fact anything thut can be. used to scoop them up will do. The fisher men - reported an exceptionally large haul last. night. 'A dtsputch from Buffalo says, "Kor the third time in as many weeks u Huffalo resident commit ted ' suicide ' today at Niagara Kulls." Probably . just practicing a stunt for tjie summer' tourist trade. , 1 By Sbdor Mary - Every woman who buys und han dles food should realize the impor tance of sanltury food protection and. the dunger . of health risks through food contamination, She may nut be uble to personally sup ervise all the operations In her household before the food reuches the table, but sho can insist on cor tain methods of doing things as well as specific precautious regard ing foods which will protect her family against those discuses which ure known to bo transmit leu through the careless handling of food und utensils used in Its prep aratlon. It seems to be an uccepted pro cedure these days thut uny person suffering from a cold shall isolate himself froni his fellow workers, but too "little attention Is paid to this measure In the home kitchen. Of course It's often Impossible for the woman who does her own work and has "just a cold" to keep out of tho kitchen, but If she will take the precaution -.of covering her nose and mouth with several thick nesses of cheesecloth, musk fush Ion, while she's baking und cook ing, she will do much to protect her family. Tho silver and dishes used by any member of a family who hus a cold should be "covered with boiling water nnd nllowed ti stand five minutes before washing with the rest of the dlshos. This Is particularly true of the service which' comes In contact with the person's mouth. V A well ventilated kitchen with a sunny 'exposure some time during (the day Is essential. Dark corners (and little "jogs" ure Ideal ilust I catchers und hard to keep clean, 'plenty of sunlight and fresh utr Is necessary In the kitchen us much us in any other room In tho house. Kood prepared In u dark, dusty kitchen can't be nt its best. . The' refrigerator In Which food Is stored must - of course -receive careful and frequent cleaning. Milk, cream and butter usually have a special place provided for them In many refrigerators, but they should be kept covered In uny event. Left over foods should be cooled us rap. Idly us possible before putting Into, the Icebox. - ' : .;, . Maple Mousms . - One cup maple sirup, whites of 2 eggs, & cups whipping cream. Heat whiles of eggs until stiff, cooking sirup while beating eggs. Add sirup gradually to egg whites, cooking sirup while beating In each addition. Fold In creum whipped uirrtl fimK ' Vwm Into mold und freeze without stirring. Pack In eight parts Ice to one part Ice cream salt. , " ; .Mrs. Lamont Negro Runs Amuck; Kills Two In N. J. . XKW novelty in spring un tiles Is a combination garter bell and crepe dc chine panties. NKWAUK, N. J., April 2 (A1J) WllllHiiiV Hell: a iicbio, run uniuck with n shotKun and revol ver today, killing' two iwn und woundlntf two othera. When hla ruffe wuj apent. ho 4urncd hla ro- unkri linnn lilmuftlf. inflicllnir IL heud wound which niuy prove fatal. I The men killed wc$c Julius j Uubinowltt. 30. of.Ncwork, nml Charles Kamspurgcr, 01, of lrvintj- ton. ' jS Iff ., : V W 'ft P . -rsy ii -- OFFICE CAT VAOm HAJIH Ml. Vnn'un irnl ., ...,11 ahead and you've got to liuvu u heud to get a pull. i Lady (in store) My, 'my, your eggs are very small today. Wlso Clerk- Madam those urcn't my eggs, I'm nc chicken, "Uanana cloth" la a new cloth ing material on the market. It ought to bo a flue thing to slip on wheu you're in a hurry. A writer In a magazine, artlclo advises thu girls not to bo "arrald to go after the boys." Afraldl Why they've got the boys ou tho ruu now, ; v 1 Modern lovo seldom Is so blind thut tt cuuont see a bank uccouut. A train lit Iow watt brought to a MitiHlstill by striking a Nittmdrirt. A farmer, currying a Imig mI slHwetl uit uii llto mv ilu wutikl walk a fvw step ami stick I ho hI ikiwn in tho snow 11 1 ml I y lt4 i 4uiiio ckisu to tin train ami a ms- f Keuger ntNMietl Ihn whiilow Mint ; asked the fartiMx, "lltw de'p U tho j kihiw uiii mtvpf io which no re plied, "I'll In (lanieri If I know. I'm hunting for my larii." NEW ACCESSORIES NEW BEADS NEW FLOWERS ' NEW SCARFS .' I'UTMANS La Grande Exclusive Ready-to-Vear and Millinery - ' ; Truant Officer ' 'Why haven't you sent your sou, Johnny, to school? Don't you want him to leurn to read?" l'toud Father "It hain't neces sary, now thut we have thu talk ing movies." Slrsr 'Robert P. Lnmojit- of Chi cago,' wife of Ilia new secretary of commerce in. the cabinet of. Prest- ,ior Uiwiver. Is nlcluica uuoe. The picture was taken the other llay when she arrived In New York City unci mil im kuivh".. Flood Of Tears Halts Taking Of Ma's Testimony VOKTLANO, Apr. 2 (AP) A flood of teurs Interrupted the heur Ing lust night at .which Mrs. Minnie Kennedy was giving her deposition to California legislators for use in tho forthcoming impeachment trial of Judge Carlos 8. Hurdy of Los Angeles. . Mrs. Kennedy, whoso published intimations thut tho whole of truth of the disappearance of her daugh ter, Aimee Semplo Mcpherson hud not beet) publicly told, led to the Hardy investigation, burst Into tours und retired to her hotel. Walter Little and William Horit blower, members of tho assembly lmpcuchment board, together with Ilex llnrdy, son and attorney for the judge, went to Mrs. Kennedy's hotel w hen she fulled to reuppeur. M rs. Ken neil y a f ter w a rd ca 1 led newspaper men to tell them how (er tears had Interrupted thuiheur hig. ' Jntlmuto facts about thu disap pearance of Mrs, Md'hcrson caused her mother to break into teurs. , lOMi CKMOIIIIATKS MASS VATICAN CITY. April 2 (Al) The popo this morning celebrated mass at Kt. i'eters Cathedral for about 10,000 l'llgrims of l-'ianee nnd other nations who are here. He wA given an ovation us he entered oil the Sedia Oestutorlu from the chapel of the Sacrament. It used to be thut girls knew more than they pretended. Now they pretend to know more than 'they knowv Another sign of ud vaneing civilization. Spring Salad Suggestion No, t ii ri Diced Uoneydetv Melon, Freth Tomatoes thinned, drained and diced) and section of Tangerine Oranges on Water-cress . . and, of course, French Dressing tuaile . with Wesson OiL r : trerj rrsll tttefettsfifl IkmIcm Iriet lo nuke kr French DreMlng as riqujnl and Individual aa bcr aaiada are Imaginative and different. ' Two parti Wesson Oil on part vinegar or Irmon jnirf, tali and pepper then wtuamr ynrnr lnugiaatJoa aaaeaiti Worcrttrnbirr aatxvi ketchnpt little powdared tupar, ami nerd paralev. Paprika, of cwirw, tor color. The variation art Infinite . . Yon ha a Frenfh Oreaaing that la not only your own. iodiridoal rrratfoo Iral one that trill lead noma,! ,seM and pionaney to 700 r salad. If jw lik Fnmrk Dmataa. wv'at MM fm'4 kit km mar " Otl rtctaa knmk. Ii tmul ntip for tfaatMO aliaVtvaf hta f Drying. AUraat Teaaoa Oil tmi Swemirit Paefia. Ill tUskgl St, ica frta:ca. Lai. Wesson! Oil A For Salad Dressing Money Back 1 Your grocer returns your money at otr expense on Schilling coffee, for any reason whatever. Your statement is enough. We pay him. You keep the coffee. This is printed on every . coffee tin - - and means exactly what it says. '. Tc Biking Powder 47 Splcei 3iExtracM Doughnffis Whuu we brand one )C our products with tho numo Butternut it means that we have extreme faith in hav ing you know that it represents the best of its kind on the market. 1 Thi'80 duiiKhnuU are lViiiluhlii ut yuur dciilcra. 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