Saturday, April 27, 1929
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
ss Mildred. Fox
Marry U. S. Army
f f icer In June
e. engagement of' Miss; jMll
Kai of l.u Grande,. to.' Ar
rriufiliatipt, of rortland. navy
(lilinK officer, wu. announced
(night when ftlissh'ox was the
ration for a surprise (ft ft show-
hep homo at 12028econd
t, with Mia. M. V. Hynum as
;ss. "6 .
o rooms of'thc l6x home wore
Itifulty decorated, following a
scheme of pink nnd white,
; bouquets of sweet puna. The
colors were carried out 1 tliu
shmcnts served by tin- hos
atutiuted by Mrs. John Adskin.i
Klhel Hess und Mrs. ii. A.,
ver games were pluyed by the
Its, Including "flow to Keep u
luind." . Mrs. E. L. Kyurw en-
inud wttn thrco pluno sclec-
and Mrs. ttynuin eavo vocal
las Kox teaches In the fourth
: in tho Baker public schools.
Is a graduate of -kat'Orande
school and C'hunuy Norinul
ol. The wedding la to be an
of June In La Grande. Mr.
khnupt's headquarters are In
city.
h Kuests were: Mrs. Koss Kut
(Mm. John Adskln, Mrs. G. H.
inlyne, Mia 1). U. Mosby, Mrs.
Happerdctt. Mrs. 8. K Hnn-
kU. M I'm. H, lJ. Nlelson, Mrs.
:. Jester. Mrs, I. JO. Commit,
V. Chandler, Mrs. Harward,
J. L. Hcdden. Mrs. H. G. Col-
Mrs. 10. U Kvuns, Mrs. Ktliel
. Mrs. it. A. Maffiilre. Mrs.
Gilnian, Mrs. William Shade,
IT. A. Kox ' und the hostess.
Uynuin.
c associated Girl Students of
ETYf
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NEWS
4
Mrs. Elmo Clegs; tulk on Greek
und Itoman music by Mrs. L.. If.
Hramwell; vocal duet, "Annie Lau
rle," Mrs. Jack Htutt und Mrs. Wal
ter Bean; reading of a poem by an
Oregon poet, Mrs. Georgo Lyman;
vocal solo, Mrs. Helen Geddes.
Mrs. Lydla Grundy and Mrs. C
E. Harding were guests und were
on the program.
Refreshments were served.
The Wukelita Camp 1'lre girls
met lust night ut the home of Miss
Norma Mayger for a manual meet
ing. I'lans were made for a party
to bo given next Friday evening.
.
Mrs. Kiauk Karnes cnte4-talnc4
her bridge club Thursday uf tur
nout! with u charming luncheon ut
her home. Mrs. Itoy Forrester re
ceived high score prize und Mrs.
Loyd Young second.
The house was attractively dec
orated with tulliw.
A party with lots of fun whs an
event of last night Ht the Methodist
church when members of the Kp-
worth league met for an evening
of games und a program.
An orchestra in which the girls
were dressed as boys und the boy
as girls was the cause of much
merriment. The players were: vio
lins, Milton Hunt and Htn Hicks;
ulto horn, Phyllis Peterson; ukele
le, Kvelyn Piper; harmonica,
Charltwi Walnum; director, George
Moats.
Ben Hicks gave n reading und
' Ituth Aid rich gave banjo selcc-
Kefrcshments wore served
the direction of Kvelyn PI-
Central P.-T.A.
Installs Officers
At Annual Meeting
tions.
under
per.
A special meeting of the l'ythlan
Sisters was held luHt night to make
plans for the coming of Carrie M.
Knight, gran.l chief of the Pythian
KJ at e rs of O re go n , f ro m K ugen c
on May 3.
May 7 is the date which hus been
the lodge, to be held at Union.
-
Coterie Bridge
Ciub Entertained
rnlulo Hljjii school cnturtulncd ! sot for tllu district -convention of
a costume parly yesterday aft-
lon In the- gymnasium- of the
school, .
kith Blmillcy and Doris L'adu
rtainiMl with u vocal ductand
Humrre, and - suuy Hit-gt-isi
a dance. " Mirlum llnnim fcuve
ino solo und Kvelyn Hul''4iS.
iitjiatiicd by Jean (.'nmpbVll.
ila JlOKensen received the prize
lie funniest costume. Kefresll-
Is were served and dancing I'll-
I.
...
ughters Of Utah r
Pioneers Guests
e Duughters of L'luh l'lonet-rs
Thursday afternoon at the
of Mrs. Jack Hlatt, with 20
fitlcndnncc.' After the business
lilK a program wiis enjoyed
lillllB the , .follow lllf (jnumbej-8;
o solos! Mi-s."estet .Stoihluru;
on ItolHM-t's UuIoh of Order.
The annual meeting of the Cen
tral I'urent-Tettchcr association
which wus the final one of the sea
sen, was held yesterday afternoon
in the auditorium of lu Grande
Hieh school.
Installation of officers, and re
ports of committees occupied th
business session. Mrs. N. W. l''reeg,
secretury, sravo a report of the
year's activities and Mrs, Hay Wll
liuuis, treasurer, gave.- her report.
Mrs. S. !'. Andrews ' told of the
work uf the health and liyaieiio
comintttco for tho year. . '.J- ,
An announcement wus hado
concerning the sutniner round-up
work for June. Mrs. A. Zur
brick told of the silver tea to bo
held Friday ut tho school house
Mrs. V. II. Johnson wus Install-
I nm..H urli,.,. Ilia fnllnU-lllir U-ill-A
I inducted Into their now positions!
president, Mrs. Juck illutt; vlc
president, Mrs. H. K. Dixon; seo
retury, Mrs. N. W. Frees; treasur-
pr, Mrs. J. I'. Hogensen; historian.
Miss Artu Verity. Mrs. Hlatt, in
coming president, was called upon
to speuk briefly und Mrs. H. H.
Hunna, outgoing president, gave u
tulk.
During the utteruoon program,
Mrs. Uobert Hakln, clialriuun of
"Home lleautlful" week in this cll
had the children of Central school
who received the prises for th
poster contest take place on tl
stage und display the prizc-wmnnig
work.
The scveflth und eighth grades
of the school taught uy aiibs npoers
and Mrs. I'atten, sung a group of
songs. - .
"The Garden Cinderella," a play
was given by the eighth grade pu
pils coached by Miss TiggelbecR
Mrs. McKuchran and Miss Cathor-
ino Sarlaln was un enjoyubte fea
ture.
A soclul hour wus held In thf
domestic science roum of thu high
school, wllh Mrs. A. U Stoddurd,
social chairman, In charge.
Older Boys To
Be Guests At '
Local Church
Presbyterian Pastor Plans
Program Methodist
Girls to Give Pageant
on Sunday Evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Hlegrlst en
tertained the Alpha club at a din
ner Thuisduy night ut the Saca
lawca Inn. Mrs. H. K. Dixon and
1406 Adams,
a Grande. Ore., Grace Bldg.
Rayon Taffeta
e it fol
i n d o v r?isl
'l-s.J.ed-
ws. i'lalll 7'jBf
ul chnngi' Af' Wjffcfk
ile' colors ff'B
lSilJ
98c yd
Drapery Damask
Lustrous
iiuallty ray.r
cm Drapery
1 a ui a s k'
Sunfust.y.4
$1.23
, Mr. and Mrs. J. If. Dlehl enler
talued tin Coterie Bridge club last
n iirh t ut a detitrhtful nartv. Bou
quets of "daffodils Were used for William KlegriHt received the high
decoratlona, Mr. und Mrs. G. K. : score prixes.
Snencer received hiuh score wize ;
and Mr. und Mrs. C. P. IlUtchcnsJ Officers were elected and oilier
i limtiiriiinl ItitulnoHM t rniiHal I'd wheii
A two-course luncheon wus serv-llhe Ia Orunde I'hiSKioom Teachers'
ed by the hostess. . ' I association met Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Bealrico roung, or wil
low, president, presiding.
The officers for whom thesec
retary cast a uhanhnous"builot"are
president, Arnold , Gralapp, high
school: firal vico -president! H. A
WHkerson, (Irecnwoqd; eoond vice
lirwldent. MUf Mlirte vnggvlUecK
I Central: secretary-treasurer, Mlsh
Klorence Williams, high school
The officers will be Installed at the
On her 11th birthday anniver
sary Mary Itoso Cooper was en
tertained ut u delightful parly giv
en by Mrs. lid Hoylen yesterday
afternoon. Yellow was "the color
hp lie ni'. There was d veltrtW blrth-
driy'trnHeVltftli t'oWelirrd1i'dn l
und yellow candles on either Hide
of the tuble. Mary Huso received
I some lovely glfla.
....w.tlt.ir liv 3 111 t lilt ftVI
inn guewiH were: moiiiih n -..o. the .Sacajawea Inn. Kor
wi oupe. .lean win en, i orou.y . . hul OCCUflon u mxitiuv program Is
jorle Matloon, Louise Hug, Ksther
lavls, l'atty Barron. Kern Uroom
rield und Kleda Rosenbaum.
I
' V- little Mary, Ann Davles cele
brated her first birthday anniver
sary ut her home on O avenue yc-,
terday afternoon. Mary Ann Is
oiie of the youngest of La Giunde
children to he- honor guest at a
parly. 1'lctures were taken of the'
cjiildten ut the party and lee cream
und cake were served. Mary Ann.
received many lovely g'.Ms. J
The rfiiets were: Ituth Ann Boot,1
ktliC Jean Cade, Max KHuore, Jaelc.
Lawrence nnd lid ward Schluter.
be I ntr planned,
Tho nominating committee In
cluded Mrs. Stella Ingle, Phulr-
inan; Mrs. Sarah Williamson. WII
low: MJs Ituth Garrlck, Green
wood: MIsb Ituth Brown. Itlverlu;
Mrs. W. W. Thomas, high school
Superintendent of Schools J. T.
Lonu fellow was the speaker for
the day und reported on the 5!Uh
annual convention of tho depart
inent of superintendence of Na
tional Kdncational usfoclatlon held
In Cleveland recently.
The pi'opoted amendment lo tin
constitution' Shut all official sub
stttute teachers be allowed mem-
liershln In the oiKanlitlon was
adopted as was also the resolution
lo change th. meeting day or tne
association from Thursday lo Tues
day every six weeks.
The chalrnina of the revision
committee was W. W. Thomas, of
nigh school;. Mis Klleen Morelock
Willow; MIks Nina Kame. Ulverln:
Iildrldi?e lluffinan. Greenwood;
Imogene HusmcII, Central.
The assemiiiy satin "A Perfect
Tho ItamblerH Art class will !y, accompiinied by Mrs, Bertha
Announcements
The Blveiia Parent-Teacher un
'sm'latlon Is giving Its annual sllver
Ltea Wednesday. May I, at Lane
'chapel from 2:3m to 6 o'clock. The
public is Invited.
Gene Austin
Sings
Wedding Bells Arc
Breaking Up-that'
Old Gang of Mine"
That's What I Call
Heaven"
Weary River"
Song I iovc"
Caroline Moon"
I Wish I Had Died in
My Cradle"
I car the new Victor'
'.ecords every Friday
Adlers Music
Co.
Member Union Co.
Development League
meet at the home of Ml-s. 1''. 8.
Itoblnson at 2:15 o'clock Mouday
afternnon. v
..The I'lirltduli: club . will meet
Wednesday, May 1, at the home of
.Mrs. Charles Gump with Mrs. Car
bine and Mrs. Tom Stulldley as
sistant hostesses.
Hayes, of High school. The sing
ing was led !y Miss Itussell.
MENUS
The
By KlMcr Mary
wiih Mtii'tnir In the air "wandcr-
women s i-Mre-rKii missionary just utlacks many of us.
society of the Methodist church
will hold Its annual , thank offer
ing meeting at the ehui-ch tomor
row morning at 1 1 o'clock. All
Tho
urge to go u-gypsyiiig gels Into the
bluod and we begin lo plan to "get
away." It we would take these
trips, be they weekend or longer or
members are urged to be present. horUr. und come home feeling ut
I our best. We must watch our diet
Lynchburg. Va., UauRhters of the
' Confederacy, will snd a confeder
ate flag to In- placed on tho tomb
Mf Marshal Koch.
.U.lvS applies beige tweed
flecked with red on a bright (ell
hat In an interesting way. A red
leather And tweed belt around Vxt
crown buckles la (root.
While the method of transpor
talion ptays a large part In deter
mining just what we shall eat, the
tedrncy Is usually to over-eat.
Perhaps hiking Is an exception to
this, for when we go on our own
power, so to speuk, we use an extra
amount of energy and need plenty
of fuel
On trains meal time breaks Into
the day and provides something to
'do, with the result that each meal
is welcomed und heartily enjoyed.
But there is usually lack uf fresh
air and always lack of exercise.
Light, easily digested foods should
be chosen with plenty of vegeta
bles, salads, and fresh or stewed
fruits. Ilieh desserts and heavy
roasts should Ik eaten sparingly.
Candy is a temptation to which the
wise person will not yield. Jfrink
plenty of water, and eat fruit If
anything Is wauled between meals.
Motoring naturally makes one
hungry. Tho fresh air stlmulateu
the aiMK-llte. However, lack of
exercise makes H ecsentlal to In
clude bulky foods. Coarse cereals,
leafy vegetables and plenty of
fruits will Im berie(jcbil. Thren
well bulanci'd meals a day should
I be carefully selected. Kal regu
larly, (on't go an hour or so at
the lunch hour with the hope of
i finding "something lfltr
I Meals st Irregular hours give
ewe
othe Ch
Tho Itev. J. Qeorgo Wuls, pustor
of the Klrst Presbyterian church,
Is Inviting the boys In uttendunco
upon tho Older Hoys conference
In this city, who will not bo attend
ing religious service elsewhere,' to
worship there, and ho has pro-
pared a sermon for these older
boys, as well as all boys who will
be present ut 11:00 o'clock on
"Life Is Iteut." Mrs. Harley lttch
ardson will preside at the orgai
console. K. L. Towler. baritone,
will sing "Invlctus," by Huhn. The
Iadlcs Triad choir will sing the
beautiful anthem, "H leased arc the
Merciful," by William ltced. Miss
Dutsy Kobbs, soprano, singing the
incidental solo. Hesldo this, every
one will find a cordial welcome.
Junior Christian Kndeavor will
be hold ut 11:00 o'clock In the Sun
duy school unit. Misses Ktla Net
dried und Gladys Owen directing.
Intermediate Christian Kndeavor
at 0:30, Miss Kutherlne Moran, ad
visor. . Kvctilng service of tho church ut
7:30 o'clock. Miss Gladys Miller
at tho organ console.
Sunday Bible school at :45 u. ut.
ttlilscopnl Church
Services Sunday, April 28, at St.
Peter's Kplscopal church will bo
church school ut 9:46 und morning
prayer at 11. Tho organ program
wll Ibo us follows: Prelude, "Ado
ration" by Gau offertory 'Thems"
by Ziouxtents; postlude, 'Trium
phal March" by Wachs,
Ion fengllbh Lutheran Church
At tho regulur Sunday morning
worship beginning at 11 o'clock,
the pastor, thu Uev, Leif H. Awes,
will deliver the sermon tho subject
"Tho Motive Power of Courage."
Thu choir will render the beautiful
anthem "There Were Ninety und
Nlne.M
The church school meets ut 1:45
a. in. followed by sessions of, tho
Junior and Senior leagues.
First Church or ChriM, Scientist
Services will be held tomorrow
morning ut 11 o'clock ut Klrst
Church of Christ. Scientist, corner
of Klrst und Washington. The sub
ject will bo "Probation After
Death." Golden text: Proverbs
21:21. He that followeth after
righteousness and mercy, flndcth
life, righteousness und honor.
Sunday school Is held every Hun
day morning ut If: 40 o'clock.
, Meetings are held each Wednes
day night at 8 o'clock which in
clude testimonies of healing.
The reading room In tho West
Jacobson building is open every
day except Sundays und legal holi
days from 12 to 4:30 o'clock.
lluptlMt Church
Sunday la tho last day of the
ch urc h yea r u t the First Ua p 1 1st
church and a full attendance Is de-
Lslred. Preaching Is at 11 o'clock
by thu pastor on tho subject "A
Desert Dialogue." This service will
be preceded by thu Sunday school
ut 9:46 with classes fur all. -
In thu evening ut 7:30 o'clock
the pastor will speak on "Drifting
with theiCurrent of Your Thought."
The Lot Is sisters will sing a duet. '
Klrst M. i:. Church
'Next Sunday Is Woman's Korelgn
Missionary day at the Klrst Metho
dist church und all women of the
congregation are especially Invited
to attend. In the evening, the
girls of the Missionary circle under,
the direction of Miss Mabel Morton
will present the pageant "The
Voices of the Women," which U
sure to be a very Interesting ser
vice, beginning ut 7:30 o'clock.
Thu Kpwurth League meets ut
6:30 and Is studying a very fusel
Dating book " l'uung latum on
Trek."
Thu Sunday school attendance
contest Is now a three-cornered
one, including linker. La Grande
and t'nion. Last Sunday five came
too lute to be counted. It Is urged
that all come for Sunday school
ut li:46 o'clock and stay for church.
Lighthouse GutiHi Mission
ltevival meetings are continuluK
ul the Lighlhuuso Gospel mlssluii.
Tonight at 7:30 o'clock Mr, Jensen
will conduct a special meeting fm
the children, telling of his work
In China. Ho will also sing hi
Chinese. 1
The evangelist's sermon will fol
low this at 8 o'cluck.
Tomorrow Sunday school w"lll
begin ut 10 o'clock with Minis
Hrlggs as superintendent. Tin:
morning worship in at 1 1 o'clock.
At 3 p. in. a divine healing service
will bo held. Several sick persons
were pi-uyed for last Sunday anil
God is answering the prayers, they
report.
At 7:30 tho subj-ct will be the
"KJve Wise und Klve Koollsh Vir
gins." All are Invited to attend these
services.
Christian Church
Hlble school meets at 9:46 a. m.
at the Christian church and ut II
o'clock tho morning worship be
gins. Mra. C 1'V Mcpherson will
sing a solo and the pustor will
spcuK on "The Blessing of Self
Denial."
. Christian Kndeavor meets at
0:30 p, m.
Thu evening ovnngelhulc servleo
ts at 7:30 o'clock und tho song ser
vice will be assist ed by thu young
people's choir and orchestra, Tho
sermon will be on the subject
"What If Jesus Should Meet You
Kuco to Kaco?"
last Side Methodist Church
Tho services ut tho Kust Sldo
Methodist church Sunduy will be
as follows: Hunduy school ut t:46
a. m., morning worship at 11
o'clock, subject "The Sinless Life;'
Kpworth League at 6:30 und even
ing services at 7:30, subject "Tho
Satisfying Saviour."
Prayer meeting Is heeld every
Wednesday night at 7:30 o'clock.,
Chutvh of Gotl
Sunday school begins at 10 a. m. ;
with Mrs. D. Miller as superintend
ent. ,
The morning servleo starts at 1 1
o'clock and thu sermon will bu on
the subject "A Disciple.'
Tho Young People's society meets
ut C:30 p. ni. for a missionary les
son. ,
Tho Uev. K. H. Ahrendl will be
here to fill tho pulpit fur thu even
lug service which begins ut 7:30
p. m.
'uarcno Church
Tho Church of thu Naareno In
vites nil lo 'attend the following
services on Sunday: Sunday school
ut 9:46, preuchlng at 11 a. ni N,
Y. P. S. at 11:30 p. m. and preuch
lng at 7:3o p. in.
Mid-week prayer meetings aro
held every Wednesday at 7:30 p. in.
Tho Woman's Missionary society
will have charge next Wednesday,
j WINNOWINGS
been avoided. When children ar
among the party, extreme care of
their diet should be observed, lee
cream coin-s between meals, pop.
rrackerjaeks or any other confec
tion should be forbidden. Apple,
oranges or bananas are always
available and an; not harmful.
Continuous driving and change of
scene tends to excite and tire chil
dren. They must cat plain, nour
ishing, easily dlxested foods as reg
ularly as they would at home,
Iloat trips aro something else
again. The Individual himself de
termines what he can or cannoi
eat. Thf person who fears sen
sickness may avoid It If he partaken
only oX limild diet, whiln he who
has no fears can eat his regular
well baltinc"! meals with a gnat
inny a iiru'huii'r which could have amount of relish.
KCNDAY PHOGKAMS
The American Broadcasting com
pany program for Sunday nlh'lit fol
lows: 7, orchestra, Arthur Pryor
conductor: 7:80, musical program;
8, humorous sketch: 8:30. piano re
cital: 9 to 10, Salon orchestra; 10
to 1 1, Vie Meyers orchestra.
Thu National Uroudcustlng com
pany program for Sunday night fol
lows: 7:46, melodies.
lNrtlaml ,
KGW (OSUkc) 7:45, NHC; 8,
features; in, little symphony.
KOIN (IHOkc) 7, orchestra: 8,
church 'services; 11:30, orchesLrul
concert,
, KKX nrmUto) 7 lo 11, AU4 prof
gram.
Spokane
KMQ ,(69ykc).,7.:4&, AUC; 8, fea
tures. hen ver
K.OA (SSOkc) 7, music; 7:45,
NUC.
. - Salt lako City
KSL (U30kc) 7, church services;
8, L. I). S. church; 9, featured.
At AllUtifff
KI'T 4nkc) 7, music; 7:46,
NHC; 8. fcuturea.
KNX. (Infiukc) 7, screen person
alities; 8, features; 9, concert.
Seattle
KOMO f920kc) 7, music, NUC;
8, features.
KJIt (97kc) 7 to II,1 ABO pro
gram, San I'ranc lseo
KKKIIC (OKH(c) 7, features: 10,
Amos and Andy; 10:10, dunce
music.
KIM) (i;8"kc.) 7, features, NBC,
special program.
Oak lam I
KGO (7!Mltc 7, features, NBC
spedul prog rum.
The morning servleo ut the Pres
byterlun church will be especially
for the older boys who are here
attending tho Older Buys confer
ence of Uasturn Oregon.
'Announcements for the Chrlstlun
church for the week follow: Mon
day, 7:30 p. m., lust of thu Illus
trated lectures will be given by thu
pustor: "Touring the Holy Lund;"
Wednesday, 2:30 p. in., monthly
meeting of the Women's Mission
ary society ut homo of A. P. Nel
son on N avenue. Mrs, C. K Mo
Phcraon will be leader. New offi
cers aru to bu elected. 7:30 p. in.,
orchestra, practice in church annex
and young people's choir ut par
sonage Thursday, church . night
upper ut 0:30 p. in., the monthly
fellowship oveulng. All members
are welcome und uro urged to bring
a putluck lunch.
Special meetings are continuing
at tho Lighthouse Gospel mission
with Mr. Jensen and. Mr, Hanson
in cliargu. Keen Interest has bceu
displayed throughout tho lust week.
. .
Hunduy murks the close of tho
church your hi thu Klr.it Baptist
church and a particularly large ut-
teuduuee is expected.
Probably the largest social event
In calendar of the churches for
next week Is the "Calendar Tea"
to be 'given Tuesduy evening In the
Methodist church by the Ida Belle j
Lewis circle. Tho program of the!
evening opens with an ontortaln-1
inent In tho church auditorium fol
lowed by a tea served In the church
dining room, thu serving to be done
lu a rather clever fashion. Tickets
.nmy bo secured from any Metho
dist business women. Around 300
people uro expected to ultond,
At thu regulur hour of evening
worship ut tho Methodist church,
tomorrow evening, the high school
girls' missionary society known us
thu Louise Godfrey steamship of
thu Voyage of Good-will, will pru
sent a short pageant, "Tho Voices
of tho Women." 1 -
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MONDAY I'HOtiltAMS
NUC: 8. symiihonlKts: 'J, nnml-
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ABC: 7, Herman Kciilii's or-
chcHtra: 7:30, piano duo, male
limrlcL; 8, Miwicul Gems; . six.
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Phonographs
Used Edison
with 20 records
$20.00
Used Columbia
with fi records
$21.00 .
Used l'athc Cabinet
Phonograph
$7.00
Used Pathe
Phonograph
$12.00
Used Portable
Like new
$15.00
Terms: $1.00 down,
$1.00 each week
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Co.
"Quality and Service"
Member Union Co.
Development League
) "sTl and Girls ,
1 - W Need
BLUE MOUNTAIN
MILK!
Build now for the future health of your
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need this perfect food to build mus
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crowded hours of strenuous play.
Give them plenty of milk to drink
serve it in creamed soups, creamed vege
tables in custards and desserts. Re
member, milk contains every element
needed for bodily nourishment. Noth
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For Greater Nutriment
Insist on
Blue Mountain
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Pasteurized? Of Course I
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