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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 6, 1929)
L Saturday, April fi, 1020. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PareThre Society News lulls Entertain ' . ; Club At.. Dinner ! In The La Grande jMr. und Mm. lwrmco Hull en-fe-tniued .memhwrs of . their club Uh a delightful dinner ut the. I.u rundu hotel Thursday night. The niter wuh followed by bridge ut tlr. home. Mr. and', Mrs. Oscar Wurnoek re . ived high score prizes und conso llon went to Miss UIu. Holt. Mrs. I toss. Kuton etitertulncd the imhcrs of the Friday lit iilo club iKti rday afternoon nt her homo ut I imi Second nlre't. Tlireo tables of rds wore, ut play. Mrs. Grunt agio received high score prize und rs. Charles Hedlngfiold was vurded second. ' Ued and white carnations niudo jtruetlve' decorations..-( A two.-, iui'mc luncheon wub served by the 5HteBH. .-The next meeting, lit two ecl;s, will be held with Mrs. Fo- MENUS -r Rainbow Girls Will Be Guests ; At M.E. Church Announced for Tomor row; Baptism Services Scheduled : TIIK lil'Kli.KI) HACK In straw Itf one of the new silhouettes fea tured for spring. The hat sketched is nf natural haku with a brown velvet trimming tied In a bow o The Lucky Dozen club met yes- the back. Inlay at the homo of Mrs. krni'Ht Hray at 70S 11 Ave., for u very joyablc afternoon. I'art of the accompanist was Miss Vina Conley. file was spent sewing on a iiiiilt. ) After the program u cafeteria ClucHta were Mrs. D. M. Nichols supper was served in tho basement. I her little dtiURhter who are Candy and soda pop were also sold. felling at the homo of Mrs. Kred .The purpose of the sule was to raise ilth. They are from bun Jose, 'money for the association. I. A J A committee was appointed to The rooms of tho Hray home nominate officers for the year. It attractively decorated with ! includes: W. K. Denny, Mrs. Mary Flexor und lOldridRe Huffman. . The Women of Mooseheart met last nltfht for un annual "expert enco money" program. Kach mem ber urousht firty cents for tho Rcn eral fund und read a short poem in which she told how sho had earned tho money. . '.. y . The members of tho Cheskcha, liiay cainn fire Rroup met Thurs day afternoon at the 8ucred Heart academy. After tho business nicot ine, plans were made for future ac tivities. All members of the Rroup were present. - :- Mrs.' Homer Wilson hostess und Mrs. John Bennett. ussi8tant,,hos tess, entertained tho l'arkdalo club with a deliRhtful afternoon Wed nesday nt Mrs. Wilson's home. De corations In the house wero In ilted plants; A two-course, Innch 11 was served by the hostess. The club will meet again In two :cks with Mrs. If. K. ltichey. A birthday offering umounlinR more than J20.IMI was Riven by vision A of the t.oyal Bisters aid ilt'h met yesterday afternoon Hi )o Christian church for u blitn jiy party. Korty-rive were pre- lllt. V. . ' v ?r -tf- Tlm Buesls were divtllcd liito-fouv foups, according to tile, season In jhich the birthdays came, Kach roup sat ut a separate table for jfreshments which wero serveu jllowlns tho stunts given by each roup. ', . . lust esses In the winter birthdny on p' wore: Mrs. Ubell, Mrs. l'ufdy kil Mis. O. O. Johnson. '111 tho sprlllK Rioup hostesses Vie 'Mrs. J. II. MlllerinR. : Mrs. ... ki. .....I 4.-o T A onrau iNieii.-.u. ...... --- . . .,, .,. Vaa,- mo. iiodgrass. The summer Rroupor - . . ostesses were Mrs. t. W. llunllnB. , ,Mldcnt. Meldrum and the fall group ' ' , Arch Conley, Mrs. '-"i'" An enjoyable program was Riven Including a vocal duet by Mrs. Garrett Hlokland und Mrs. - MHO Hlokland. "Aurll Show ors": recita tion by Mrs. Orlan Anson. "Sprlnc iricVvocal solo uy.Mmr.NclI Thacker, accompanied. . byv Mrs. Clyde Webb and u recltutioll by Mrs. Alma (arrol, "Ostler Joe." . Guests of the afternoon were: Mrs. Kd Jaaper and dailRhter, Hhoda Jean: Mrs.' Orlan' Anson. Mrs. Kay Hennett, Mrs. Archie Kelly and daughter. Mm. Hilly HlllhouSe; Mrs. Karl lloberts and daughter. ? Keficshmenls were surved at the close of the afternoon. . . The ' l'ythias Slslers met last niglit for regular business. - By 8klcr Mury. tK, When marked for tho benefits It contains In Its leaves, spinach has without any doubt' "higlt i scurv.' . . The high iron and vitmnin content Many Interesting services is valuable in me uici 01 uolu wck und well. . , . Now that so many veRctables are suld by the pound rather thun quart und pock It may help some Inex perienced housewives us well as those who have marketed for years by "dry measure" to know that one pound of Rood spinach wilt, serve u family of three. .. When you go to market and shop for spinuclt look for plunts-.wltli plenty of Rood healthy leaves. This vmtaImIiIa Im nn edible follaire iSO tho condition of tho leuves is liu-l portant- Medium sued plains of good, dark Rreen color, leaves fresh and crisp, free from sand or dirt. are desirable and mean thai the vecetable will be tender and a good bright green when cooked und dressed for the table. I Kuinach which Is very sandy or dirty is extremely difficult to clean.; for the grit seems to defy an wasn lliR and Is sure to remain In the cooked dish. If tho leaves are llRht colored and of a yellowish tinge and light ly curled, plant Insects nro usually present und the spinach Itself will not have a pleasant flavor when cooked. If this condition prevails,, that particular lot of spinach, should not be purchased. A few plants with a yellowed leaf do not' mean an Inferior quality and of course' the centur of tho plants oft en contuln tender yellow baby leaves which are most desirable. H the housewife will buy her spinach with care, cook and servo It with care and then devise an In-, trlgulng name for the dish Bho will hear no Rrumbllng from mo as sembled family at mcaltlmci . Kverybody. younR, old nnd indif ferent, she who would diet to gain in wcighl, she who would lose in weight, the boy or girl at me "training" table may cat spinach and be benefited. . ' SplnaHi Salad. Two cupb cooked and chopped irs. u,l in II Mrs. rank Hardin und Mrs. juck. aic ilrlhy as hostesses. I Two plnno numbers wore given , (r Mildred tjpeneer, . Villow P.-T, A. I Elects Officers With the president. Mrs. John ales, presiding, .the Willow 1'Jir-t-Teaehcr association meeting .as held .yesterday afternoon at the ;illow school. The Lord's pl-nycl-is repeated at Hie opening. ji;leellon of ol fleers was held with rH. :liee Davis named' as . presi nl:. Mrs. .loo Anson us vice presl llit: Mrs. Itoseon Clark, secretary, id Mis. Heat rice Young treasurer. ;The pupils' of I'-. K. Mcl.ln's it h u-vario. room entiirrulnVd-'wilh fo songs. Dr. J. 1. Ingle talked "Immunity Is Ability to Resist, Ifection." Mrs.. Harry.. McClay Ing to' vocal 'Vlos:' l.a" Vedu jlleofng gave an Kaster recitation Id ftngene Schnllz played n triim t so.lo. Miss Ucryl Jones' room received e iirl.e picture fur the month, k II was decided that the nicellng ;l 'n.onlh be. held in the evening . Itiif'l the fal hers of the school llldrcn can attend. ; The Greenwood Parent-Teacher isorWllon held a meeting in the 1S. hall norlh or the track si nit-lit. Following a short blisl ss session several enjoyable en ilaliiment features were given. talked on Mlllerlng Mrs. George I.yinnn teller Homes." Avery Announcements reading entitle!, MNifhtY ive it "hid."' by Kukviio Kb-ld. A violin lo Including r.enevteve Kleer. ndrea Ainswni th and UuI - Mc Ihtsoii. entertained wilii "'Choral" tack Daw", and "l-'aleon.. Tho I'he Ho-Ne-He club will meet Thui-sday, ut the homv of-Mrs. Deo Davis. " - The Rainbow Girls lire requested to meet In front of the Methoditil church Sunday morning at 10:46 o'clock to uttend church service at the church ut 11 . m. Sunday Is national church day for Uainbow Girls. t- ' The Mothers Kt If Culture club will meet Monday nflernpon at 2:3 o'clock ut the home of Mrs. 11. K. O'Brien. Mrs. Itay Williams will be )n chuiKe of the program on How to Make Home Attractive to 1'ounj; I'eople. The reffular tiple. "Kree o-opfration u a Method Learned by Teamwork.' will be postponed until April 22 when U A. Wllkernon, principle of Green wood school, will address the club. , Many Facilities For Your Bridge Parties I' . ' . ' - 1 : tf nir jriMlN rnn't le favtmil tt illi ctKul iinl.s nml win a priw every lime, but jou call' make up far tlulr "bad lock' by liming the Hirtr t (lie Kai-Hjwtn. If it to Im' Mimitl, (he v.y ntul ultt curd riHMii will nr tNmiiiHMlate four ir five tables. Of tlie tables tun Im mI oh IIr meziinlite flMH tr In the large club rtMiiii. Vaiiel farlllileH ami the luMirlmis riinil-lilnxf of (lib) fine lMiel lielp make your Sacajawea Inn "PiiIdu Hie Way to Itefter Things." A feature of the Sunday church i services In ll Grando, will take place tomorrow morning ut the First Methodist , Kplscopal church when the Uainbow Girls will woe ship with the congregation as its guests ut 11 o'clock. Tho subject of tho pastor's address will be "Beggar's Gold." l'aul Knuut will sing a solo. ' There will be no evening sorvlces as the Hcv. V. K. Hull will be out of the city and the Kpworth Lea gue will conduct services at North Powder. I-enguers are to meet ut tho church at 3:30 p. in. Those who can take cars are urged to notify George Mouts. Ii-laiMl City Community Clnmii Tho subject of the pastor's ser mon tomorrow morning ut the 1 1 o'clock hour of worship at the Is land City Community church will bo "Believe Without Seeing." Sun duy school tukes up at 10 u. m. and tho young people, meet ut- 1 o'clock In the evening. , East Siilo McthoitiM. Church Sunduy school opens the day's services at 11:45 a. in., followed by morning worship beginning ut 1 1 o'clock. Tho subject of tho sermon by the pastor, tho Itov. William S. Burgoyne, will be "Tho Dying Vivo Timothy ." The evening ser vices are at 7:80 o'clock the sub ject will be "Tho - Missing Man ThoinuB." . . '; Kpworth LcuRUo moots at C:S0 p. in. ' ' I'dilscoiuil Church .' The services tor Sunday, April 7. will be as follows: Church school 9:45 und morning prayer 11. There will bo on address on "Itellglous Educutlon" and an exhibition of work done by tho Church Bchool during the year. Prelude "Spring Song" by Mendelssohn, offertory "Awakening" by Kngelmann, nnd spinach, 1 teuspoon salt, H lea-i postlude "March" by ABhford will spoon paprika, 4 tabluspoons olive uu played by Mrs. H. N. Ashby,- oil, 2 tablespoons lemon,, juice, hard .cooked eggs. Combine sulnuch. salt, paprika and yolks of eggs. Add oil audi emon Juice nnd mix tnorougniy with a fork. Shupo in small molds nnd serve on a bed or lettuce with the whites of eggs cut In shreds und sprinkled over the lop. RECITAL WILL BE HELD NEXT,.: MONDAY NIGHT Monday night. Apr. -8, the ball roum of the Sacajawea Inn will be the scene of a student piuno and violin recital sponsored by the Eastern Oregon school of music. The . Intermediate students of tho school will appear. Tuesday night tho ndvanccd stu dents will give a recital also fea turing un ensemble of seven grand pianos. The public Is cordially invited to attend botli programs. The, program for Monday night follows: - , "Butterfles." Hyut, Ida Mue Am brose (piano). Value Lento "Coppellu," Uellbcs, Doris Williams (piano). - "Moonlight on tho I-agoon, Krlml, Isnuelle Williams (vlulln). "Babbling Brook," Judd, Ina Scott, (pluno). . "Minuet In G," Btethoven, Mar ian Boyles (piano). "Barcarolle" Tales of Horrman, Offenbach, Milfon Hunt (violin). "My Hcurt at Thy Sweet Voice." Saint-Saens. Ailecn Boyles (piano). "Valsc Bluettc," Drlgo, Wanda Berry (piano).. 'To A Wild Hose." MacDowell, James Meldrum (violin). "Dance of the Kosebuds," Keats, Marguerite While (pluno). ' ".Souvenir," Drdlu, Virgil Conley (violin). - . - "Valsu in K Klat," puralld, Alice Milne (pluno). "I'Tfth Air Varle," Dancla, Joycu Cuslck (violin). . "Narcissus." Kevin, -Kvclyn Auseon (piano). "La Brunette." Severn. Dorothy Moncrlcf (violin). "Sea Gardens," Cooke, Dom Hunt (piuno). "Swing Hong." Hurtles, Jennie Nielsen (violin). "Valsc Bluette." Drlgo-Suenger Margaret Milne (violin). "Hungary," Koelllng, Isubelle Williams (piuno). , "Ballade & Polonaise." Vleut emps Kffle Blunchard (violin). Christian Church Bible school convones at the Cen tral Church or Christ at 9:46 a. m. and morning worship stnrts at 11 o'clock. Tho llev. It. L. Putnam, pastor, will preach on the sub ject "Just a llabe in Christ." The service will be for tho new con verts. ... Christian Endeavor Is at 6:30 p.1 m. and an evangelistic service ill be,,b,eld(ii) , hPHt. latei'.. 'iThc song service will be assisted by the young people's choir and the or chestra. The sermon will bo "Al most Persuaded." There will be u baptismal service. ,. " Tho pastor will give tho second of his series of Illustrated lectures Monduy evening at 7:30 p. m. ,1'lrst Church of Christ, Ncle.nl 1st Services will be held tomorrow morning at 11 , o'clock ' at 1'irst Church of Christ, Scientist, corner of i'irst and Washington. The sub ject will be "Unreullty." Golden text: Psalms 1:0 The Lord knoweth the way of the righteous: but the way of tho ungodly shall perish. Sunday school Is held every Sun duy morning ut 11:45 o'clock. Meetings are held each Wednes day night at S o'clock which In clude testimonies of heuling. The reading room In tho West Jucobsoll building Is open every day except Sundays und legal holidays rrom 12 to 4:311 o'clock. Sahurlim Army .'Services tomorrow will be as follows: holiness meeting 1 1 a. in., Sunday school and Bible cluss 2:30 p. 111., Young Peopl -'s Legion meet ing C:45 p. in. und evening ser vice ut 8 p. in. t .On Wednesday evening at' 8 o'clock a special founders' centen nial birthday meeting will be held and ('apt. Pack w ill r speak on "Thu Spirit or the founder." Itegitlar services will- be held Thursday und Suturduy nights ut 8 o'clock. All aro Invited to uttend these services. Baptist Church Sunday services In the llnnlUI hurch begin ' with - Sunday , school at 9:45-folluwcd .by pivuchlng on tho subject "Tho Churehg ,Ono Foundation" by tho pastor,, the Rev. F. O. Hess, followed by thu monthly communion service. .Spe clal congregation singing will also be "held. Tho Baptist YounR 1 People's meeting is ut G:3li o'clock followed by preaching ut 7:30, from tho text "For us much us In mo is, I um ready to preach tho gospel to you thut nro In Homo." ltom 1:15. - Idglitlioilso Gospel Mission "Sunduy school opens tho services at.' 1U o'clock and the morning worship hour starts at 11 o'clock. Evening services are at 7:30. Services will also be held Tues day uud Friday evenings ut 7:30. Lutheran Clllirtii Tim pastor, the Hov. Lelf H. Awes, will speuk on the theme "Tho Lordship of Jesus" during the 11 o'clock hous uf worship ut the English Lutheran church. Sun day school Is at 9:45 o'clock and the young people will begin a courso In tho lifo tof Jesus. There will be no evening service. .' . 1'rc-bytcrlan Church Tho Sunday morning worshli hour at 1 1 o'clock will be) devoted to the administration of Holy Bap tism, and the Lord's supper, with a sermon by tho pastor on "A Feast of Fellowship," and an unthem by tho Ladles' Triad choir, "Tho Heavens arc Telling" from , "Tho Creation" by Haydn. . Sunday uvenlng ut 7:30 the pas tor will speak on "Show Me- Thy Ways." . Miss Qludys Miller will play the Bervlce. ; Sunduy Biblo school Is at 9:45 a. m. Junior Chrlstiun Endeuv'or is ut 11 a. m. Other C. E. departments meet at 0:30 p. m. Kazarenu Churcli Tho Hcv. G. Vt. Sharp, of the Church of1 tho Nuwirene, reports that Ills 'Church has secured one of the best evangelists In tho west to conduct meetings here, to begin ut once. All are welcomo to at tend tho evening services which begin ut 7:30 o'clock, Sunduy services ure Us follows: Sunday school 9:45 a. 'm., preuch ing 11 a. in.. N. Y: P. 8. 0:30 p. in. and preachlnR 7:S(i p., m. Church or (jKl Sunduy school begins at' 10 u. m. and ut 11 o'clock thu morning sermon will bo glvon by Mrs. Ahrendt. Her subject will bo "Ho Built We the Wulls." The Itev. Carlus Pliiminer will preach at tho evening service, which begins ut 7:30 p. m, - The YounR People's society meets nt 0:30 p, in. . . WINNOWINGS Christian church nnnouncvmouU for. the coming week follow:: Mon day, 7:30 p. m UlUfltruled. lecture "A Thotimind Mtlea up tho Nile." a travel leotura by tho puaror In which 7-odd ploturea of t-.Kypt nro shown;- Tuesday, 7:S0t lioy Scout troop No, 15 meeta In church base ment; Wudnosduy, 7:30, urcheatra, practice in annex; Thuraday, 7:80,; choir practice, i, reception fof ull now members inco Jan. 1; Krlduy, 1 Evereudy clatw social. i , Ui W W : i The ltalnbow Olrls will be kuchU ut the Kind M. ft, church Sunday, un unnuul occuHlon. t ... . W K 1 - ; ; ! Th Hcv. Carlos l'lummei will pleach ut 7: no Sunday evoulnir ut I tho Church of God. - 1 , , - ( X M Ks - - . I Tho Hov, W, K. lrinkinnn, puw- j tur of tho St. Jamen .lauherau j church -of I'orthtnd, will Ih hero April 14. 15 and 16 to conduct spe- cial wM'vleeK. lto will speak nt the KiiKliKh l.utherun church Sunday morniiiK', und Mondny und Tuesday; evenings, The revival ipcetliiKS at tho KIkIu Christian. church will close as ful lowa: TonlKht is "Knlurtalnment NlKht," Willi a short sermon; Hun day 10 a. in. Dlblo school. Now Testaments to be xlven! to the lat-Kest family, the Oldest Christian tho younKvst , Christian, tho oldest person und the youngest baby present-It o'clock preaching', themo "How to Hold Out Kulthful" 1 o'clock, basket dinner: 2:80 o'clock preaching, themo VA Hcrlpturul Cominuntty Church;" u:80. C, K; 7:30, mcsHUKe "Tho Worst Sin In Oregon; ' Monday nlKht, buptlsmal services In uddlllon to a special prOKratn by M arrol d Beem, who has Ween asslstliiHT her father und twin brother, Harold, this lust week ut tho incctlnKft. The pipKiam will consist of readlnifs, songs und musi cal readings. . ' PUTMAN'S La Grande Exclusive Ready-tq-Wear v;; and Millinery Chocolate Almond Brittle 30c the Half Pound ; r A fine Almond Butter Crisp, coated with rich milk chocolate. Take home a bag and give the family a real treat. Always something new at our candy counter. RED CROSS DRUG STORE ., Phone Main 4. IiA.GUANnr, ruiJHCU 'i JMUKOTOllY , .... i'i j... . Cleaning ' . Time .,. Sensational Melodntm Hoover Taking A Vacation Today WASHINGTON. April 6 AI A brilliant sprint? morning gave President Hoover his long looked for chance today for the relaxa tion, fresh air und opportunity to cast for trout. ( It was Mr. Hoover's first holt-' day since he took office, slthough he had inad arrangeiiw-nls for a 90-nttl trip Into Virginia, a week : 'ago today, only to have his planes tipwt by a sleety downpour which greeted hint when ho arose. i r I'OHT AV I'KI.VCK, Halt! A1') Knuugh gravel roads having been opened to care for Haiti's vehicu lar traffic, the government Is now building trails through the moun tains to replace those washed fin to ir In California an away by the hurricane of lust Au- nor he will make good here, gust. Appnpriatlfn have tutahd Kvery nnf iihoijld h-ur him, st iL'GJ.ftMO. the wages going to peas- bring I Im family. And ibui'l f-r-auia and aiding them n reUr(ng grt ? bu this Hnndvy. Apr. ?h gardens. I d, Ad, iu;v. k .i. umo rIU'V. K, J, Ixnd Is an evangelist of note. We all like good preach ing and ringing. Iter. lord has just returns! from a very Hticcsfi- an Melliodlst Church Houth, Fir and U at root s. ' Kngllsh Luthorun church, M nvo nue . between Fourth and Third streets. Church of Jesus Christ of I -utter Day yaints tabcrnaclo, First Ward. 0 avenue betwoon Fourth, and Firth streets. Lm. Orande Second Wurd H. chapel, corner Fir street and 1 avenue. St. l'otor'a Episcopal church, coi ner O avcnuQ und Fourth stroot. Seven Duy Adventlsts church, corner M avonua und Fifth streot . Fli-Ht rresbytotiun church, cor ner Hixth street and Washington avenuo. . . First Baptist church,- corner Sixth street and Spring avenue. First Methodist Kplscopal church, corner Spring avenuo and Fourth street. Central Church of Christ, corner Seventh street and Pennsylvania avenue. Church of Qod chapel, cornur X avenue und Spruco street. Church of Our Lndy of tho Vul- ley (Catholic), corner Fourth street and U avenue. First Church of Christ, Scientist, corner First street and Washing ton uveniie. I,une Community cnupcl, corner First and Crook streets. Lighthouse Uospol Mission, 1G02 Jefferson avenue. Niimreno church, corner T and North IHrch streets. Salvation Army Hall, 211 Fir street. U Coming Soon I i.i.i-ht may oj KAI.KM. Ore., Apr. C (A!') Alius lleorgia Fulrbiiuks, of Ver ntnila, was elected Mkiy Qucea'at Wlllutitetto university In a student body election yesterday. 1'AIMH (Al') Tal Hsu, mi i mil need tut president of the Chi nese Ituddhist unhm, arrived here clad in yellow robes and wearing horn rimmed speetueles.' lie Is a laiKsloiairy fur reflective philuw- phy which would rout the passions that imtke, war, I We Will Wash Your Curtains ' '. " for You. This delicate task can be entrusted to us we arei confident that you will be highly pleased when your curtains come buck without ears and with straight edges. ' MODERN LAUNDRY . ' .: . Phone Main 77. . Look Over Our Want Ads for Bargains . and MOVIETONE It Is Thrilling The World ; 1 1(15 Adams, 4 I.a aninili-, Ore, OiacO lllilu. WOMEN'S , HOUSE FROCKS! Skwi'lfHs, tii'jf.'indic trim, minjf. Light, colorful prints , , , 03 SMOCKS In plain color liroiiilclotli. L'oliirs: Uoso, I,uvt!ii(icr,'. Llrcoii and Whito 95 ) hu: '&V Hint urij I RAINCOATS With Hat to Match Size 6 to 12 .. .. ..Sji 1 .98 Sweaters 1.00 to $12.98 Pleated Skirts, age 2 to G $1.98 Pleated Skirts, age 7 to 11 .: ;......S2.98 Wash Dresses, Age 2 to 11 79 to $1.98 Wash Suits, Age 2 to 8 .......:........98c to $1.98 Ladies' Wash Frocks 1 $1.95 & $15.95 NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP Hotter Merchandise Lower Prices rvt BLUE MOUNTAIN ON SALE AT ALL DEALERS Blue Mountain Creamery
