La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 06, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, May 6, 1921) .. ...LA, CRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, lA GRANDE,! iQRfe. ISq(biety News Aliss Edith Bragg Of Salem, Oregon - To Wed Mr. Carson Thn many filon.U iir .ji Ornn.le will ho exceeaiMKly .iitureHtt'd in-thc rerent unnouncuinnt mmlc in Ha-, Win of the betrothal of .Mis Kdith liniKir of ll'ul Hly ant. Mr. Wullure tMrxon. The nnnounroimwi was nn.le last wk nt tt vwy oluhouito wwlal affair in tht rniiltul city and hnit Iteon followed hy nunif-r oim Roclal oveniK there, at which Alls It ia wuh honored K't. MIkh lirainr Im the duuirhter of Mr, and Mi it. K. K. Hruffff, renl denu of I41 Orandu durlns the yonm when Mr. Hiiikr served n Hiiporlntendent of the city h(ioltL They moved to Halem a few yenra affo, Mr. IlrnKK having heen maiih u member of tho tfuto .nUuKttiul commission. MIkj Unikk, who at tended the lo a I Hchooln, and luter wan ttraduated from tho I'nlveiaiiy or Oregon Is n m. intu r of the fac ility of thevHalein hih nrlioal. There were a number of out ntnndin Cp-uuits connected with the regular meeting of I tie Oliver 1. Morton Itelh f corpH No. 27. held nt their cuMomary meeting 'p1nr Saturday. IMntf the flrttt Hut unlay of the month, it was the llmefoi the regular dinner and 50 people were seated fur that event. The dinner wan nerved by u committee, conHitttinK of Mrs. Uiurn - Rhodes, chairman, Mr. Krina Hohan. Mrs. Anna Koesch. Mis. Ora Wilson. Mis. Klla Itynearson. Mrs. Klla Smith. H-urlnj- the dinner. the women preHenled A .J. Martin, conunandiM' of the . post. w-UIu u benutlful hirthduy caUe, in honor nf hlK Sfllh nnnU'erwary. The cake wti ileroiiited with flags and red, white und blue candle " K. J. Murphy, another veteran. $ who is leaving tomorrow for ftoHeburg whero ho will enter tho Soldiers' Home was a I ho especially honored. He was presented with u beautiful neck ska if. In front of, his place watt a tall red candle which npoke tho wishes of the organixation for a safo journey.. Spring flowers. In abundance were used for the. tuhle decorations, A delightful program was given which consisted of vocal soloes by Norman Sling, accompanied on the pluno by Mrs. T. it. .Maxwell,, a group of rendlngs by Mrs. 1a:.dc V 11 cock, and n piano solo by Kl nnor Hicks. The program closed with the singing of -."The Biitllwry of Kroedom" by the- entire com pany. ... The dinner was followed by the regular meeting of tho relief corps, at which time, plans for Memorial Pay worn diseusHod. Among other things It was decided toyiurn . to the plan of holding tl'i'e patriotic progiam in the afternoon. Further plans will he announced from time to time ns Memorial lfiy apr pronches i '- Tomorrow evening, members of the Young Women's Kducnt ional nux.Hfl.ry will close their year's work with the annual banquet to ho served at 0:4 r o'tiocK at tho Snenjawen. Inn. This nffalr is one eagerly looked forward to hy aux iliary members as it is Invariably nn event of extraordinary interest and enjoyment. This group has been taking a trip around thn world us iU study for Die year about to close, und the theme of the, bun-, quel tomorrow .evening will l "Homeward Hound". ' The. I.lve Wire 1 Sunday school met ut the honu of Mttu Muxine Noun. Kuturduy afttrnoon. May 4. After a shor t business meeting, guinea were played. Those present were: Mlsse Dorothy Mullenberg Mill. cent Hansen, l.ois Koliertson, Ui Vela Mil living. Winona I'ut mun, MuxittK Noah und Mm. k A. I tohertson, auhstit ute. teacher. Hainty refresh men t were served ut tho chisu of the meeting. , . Epworth League Host to Visitors Mrs. Siegrist Is Hostess Saturday To Luncheon Club MENUS The Kpwoith ligue of the Methodist chuiv.h was the host last evening to the young people from Klgln and Vnlon und u group or ubnut 76 young. people attended the affair, A iccreutlonal hour ut five o'clock, under the direction of Hen llcks opened the program. The orchestra played several selec tions jind a skit wns put on by the Misses Mary I .on and Evelyn Pel per, nnd Hoyd Jackson, l.unch fol lowed, served by Mary I.ou l'Wper und her committee. The last feat ure was the' regular devotional meeting held In the league room. Dorothy Ithtnc and Anna Gather were Hie ,leuder and the discus sion of the evening centered uhout the Kp worth Jague Institute at Wallowa Juke next .monht, . Mrs. Hall, Iteriieitu IMerson and ftutti Aldrich ' spc-nking at different phases, und the entire program closing with the reading of Henry VonDyke's VGoU Of The Open Air." Special musical numbers Included u vocal solo by Marie Baxter !and saxophone numbers by Paul Hull, 'Hernelte IMerson playing the uc eompulntnent, und 'u piano duet by Mnry l.ott Pelper and Hernelta IMerson. ' - ' Miss Joan Houvy will "not soon forget her seventh birthday. Neither will the other twelve little folks who were guests at u lovely luncheon 'given ut the home of her parents.' Dr. and Mrs. l.ee Houvy. Saturday. . -The hours were from ten until one, and Mrs. Houvy had arranged a number of things to en terluln Joun'u guestH, tho kind which delighted them all, and In which, some time or other, each one present won honors and was suitably rewarded. At twelve o'clock, the group was seated ut one table, very pretty with its dec orations of tulips, currying out a color urrnngement where yellow predominated. There was also a dainty place favor for each of the little folks. The, birthday cake at tracted tho attention ami admira tion of them all. Miss Juan re ceived from her guests many beau tiful gifts, which will remind her of -this particular birthday anni versary. ' . The Wcstwny club.- a group of women rorgnniexd' fur social pile poses, were guests Saturday eve ning ut the home of Mrs. H. H. Ostium), 2iin4 Adums street, the attendance' of the members being very large. J'hero were games and contests of-a most enjoyable char acter which combined to make up a plensant evening, concluded with some refreshments served by Mrs. Ostlond. v llf WMr Mary . Maybe 'ui npple a day keeps the. doctor awny," but by the name token a salad a day keeps us youth ful and gay and the wine house wife serves a green salad at least once u day., V Kvery salad Is Just that much clear gain on (he vltmpln side of ' -, Hi ledger. It's the . fresh, un- , Mrs. A, J, Siangc un4 Mrs. rhusei cooked vegetables that mukft the Hutuu-nkamp. who huvoi recently J profit and everyone ought to have returned from their extended trip, a good '"balanoa on IvamJ." ,W enst, ;e,re; Uie siHclul guests Sut- .Too often salads are put down unlav. when. Mi. William HiegrisU as Just a fussy extra und their entertained the -members of the! merits ns a valuable food are over- Luncheon riub at her home,' 1G1Q First street, Tho twelve club mem bers present werp:seutcd nt U table, beautifully appointed, with the eenlei'pifce of mixed flowers, quite tastily arranged, and enjoyed M.rs. SiegriNt's lovely luncheon.- The af ternoon was devoted to bridge with honors for hlgh'seoic going to Mi-, Klnxel. , ' , . " looked.. VesHinble. fruit ftsll and meut salads ull have their places ' in well chosen menus und suppry necessary nutrients In an nttrue tiye fashion. ' ' 't t 'i! i Of course (here's o flnej'nrt In combining salad materials and often a clever nnd artistic 'cook makes her salad a verllaldo pic ture. Hut every womun no matter how busy she may be can make her snlnd Inviting and good to- look at -- -- by following a few simple rules. AWWrt KlItST Hememlier that a salad C'ATAIN made of uncooked materials must 1 l.VTKItsn.VCJ crsmol form ra fomhlnecl with onyx roudlle in 'hl necklace to bf worn 'llb bfock or black and whit . UKCT.IVKK 1HVOWK Tho Rramlc UomK' t'lirlatlun Ki ili'avoi t'lUon extx'ullvi. met ywUer- ' titty In the local ,1'rt'whyterlan 1 church, u-lth nfrlcirit nf the in1nn ! . .tin. i- i.. r.nn.i.. .... bo uhsolutely cleon nnd free, from I unit ho.... Ahou. 10 youw ny .u..lclon of .and. The "Kreen" yore. w Kranted to.lay to Oaytaln people were In attendance com!.. whether It be lettuce, endive, crew l;.n llofcurd 'oiler McKwen from I from dirr.xvnt lo.-ttlile. and wldi or .Koine other plunl, muat lie clean, awendullne Mnckemtle on Krounda It.il.i.pt W I M,n nf It.iUai. nnu . 1 l"CJI, CCICry. OUinn. ini Hrffn til liri min:illlliri Wltll Idem in charge.'-At noon 'dlnmv PPP" orefuily washed was setved In the church dining'" '", V www.. ,.n. ii,M..VhA.. .h- m.I : SKCONIWA afternoon there was-evident that: 'rl!n splendid social utiiiospherti which churucterlxes these .meeting. The LONDON. May (AP) A di- of her misconduct with a corres pondent cited tis Count leo Zeppe- . ; r- . Hn Parens, otherwise known ss snlnd must he .Count Zeppelin. The misconduct The greens, must be tender wan wild to have occurred at a Urn- and dry. Water clinging to tho' don address and also ut Mentoue. leaves ruins any sulud dressing where the couple was found living i TVKKDAV PllOfillAMS The Nalluiutl Hroudrusiimt com pany program for Tuesday .night follows: 'T to . vaudeville; to j. Wayside Inn; to to ,12. dance music, Ti'oruderaus. .; ; The American Hrnacustlng com pany 'pvogratn for" Tuesday night follows: 7. Old Songs for New; 7:H, 'uHisUe ensemble;- -8. Vic MeyeVs orchestra; U, iiuile quartet; !):li, Paul Itunynu yarni Iti to 11, phllliurmonlo( orrheutra;'V) t6; la, Vic -Mevorfi orclu.liU(-;t- vi,.' ! s iottiii.Hir,vb'! ..' HOW ttSliko)- It NlK-ji S.fenl uifa; lfl:n, NIV; 12, peh .iim-niary,-' ' KHX (HSoke) 7, Hilent hour; S, AH";!ll, iicwh, weather;, lUdfi, AllO, iiH Aniciir.-v Kl'-I (04kil NHC'i 8, orches. tin; li, HyiiiplimuHte; IU to II, N1U'. KNX (lur.Ukc) 0, popular hc! ence, Dr. HauuiKnrdl; .7;30, ftat iirrvt: 10, CIum Arnlielm'ii orchcatru; I! to I, dance hour. Kpoknnc KHQ .(MIOKf) 7, NltC;'0, feat- PUTMAN'S La Grande Exclusive Ready-to-Wear and Millinery urcs: in, Ainoi and Andy; J0;J0, .Irinif tuineinbltt: II. NHC : v KUA (HTOkcr 1 10 H, ABC proKiam,. Halt !ka CHr ! " t KM, (UilOkc) 7, Nftf.': I, fa.h Ion. for num. olf Iwmonn, Invuit-n-nt IiIiiIh: :au, lntrunioil (luailcln; 8:30, variety ptuim; in, aiuoh and Andy; Cktud Kitf'a orchenlrn. . . . . KMIItli KOMO (920kc) 7. NBC; I, feat ures; J 3; it. newfl. KJR (970kc) ? to 13, AHC pro Kniui. : . , .' , , I KKltf! . (fllukc) 7, featured; 10, Aiuo. nnd Andy; 10:10, Krl Bur pelt', orrlteatra: 11:10, ., Tom Q. runnvlch'H orchemra. .'... '. KVO (Cjoitc)' 7, NHCt,cen. eert orchi.tra: . ,lnMon Borle. proKinin; 0:S0, Tommy) and -Bob; Zeppelin, cljief matter of huaineaa dl.u-d ; ""d .""' ' flavor of the fta Cuunt Ilnd rounle aH (he. I'oloo. convention which ; otl,,r "'! '. .:..-: r Ik to n held at J.o.tlne, May 81.1 THIltJi A naiad should ne cool. utom of shnvtnit 18 mid to June I and 2, and a report of the.''1'1'' I'ono of the reaon for a ),ttve been orlKlnnted by Alexnn- receut elate convention at Salem iad. I he contract in tomnera- d,,r (i, Great, who , ordered hla I In nlliltu Siven by, Mr. Leap. tare with other . fooda tenda to t .mUui'mi jiftaln tieanla .an whet tho appetite.' I tho enfmy Tcouht iiitt.leW .them The sixteenth birthday of Wins! FOl'KTH A aalad ahould he as hnndlea nnd chop off their j lieu Conner last Thursday evenintf. neat and clean cut. Too many o(l)n'eaila.'.lTheicutr'iri alnce has been I wua the InHplrutlon for a dellKht- 'nalerlnla ahould not be lined and, i.rlQnjnKjip-ent lOjiS'tlline favor, even 1 ful surprise party riven at tho;tbese should be carefully handled with bachelors lern Union by MIkh l.'rnncea Bchld- Kt'edients are added , to the dress ier and Miss Gladys Anderson. Miss "hould be minced, but Conner and Miss Anderson are at- ,r ,he "n"1"1 mH-turc tlaelf Is a o tendlntf the t'nlon hitch school but,'', 'combination" salad the plan to return to their Home In ha. '"aterlala should be cut in definite Urunde soon. The auesis at the: Pieces. , , . party were, Hcia DeVorc, Jesslel FlKTir The dresHlnif must bo ( Kturey, Louise Weaver, llernlco suitable to the aalad nnd the salad i ljimb, Ruby lieVore. Oertle suitable to tho meal. , Thompson, Hannah Conner, Kvelynl Most men will eat a lettuce anl-j .. ...1.1 n,l u-lll, n .Inn.,,, riH,un l'.ia. rH'llllll,! , JtllH. t'Vtlllt!. vnilO ...... ...,un... slan. rnousaml island. ltoautrort lliiunu, Marvin Titus, Carl Htrat ten. (Jerald Tobln, Carl Taylor, l.wis la,vls, Virgil Anilerson, .lames Miller, Hilly Dobbins Jr.. Hoi) Myrra, Mr. and Mrs. Kchldlec and the Kuest of liouor. Announcements The F- A. j meet In tho evening ut 7 of n. of It, Kuglcs hall SO o'clock. cheese and chlffnnado dressings are nil good with head lettuce and offer variety. A lighter dressing Is madn by adding bits of out fruit such an strawberries, pineapple, cherries or whatever is at hand to a well seasoned French dressing. ' Asparagus Naiad v One bunch fresh asparaxus, 1 canned p)meiito, Krench dressing, lettuce, inuvonnulse. T, wiltl Hcrupe and trim asiuiragus and uesduy'tle In small hunches, rook stand- Buy with , your eye on HILLS BROS' T ) LET CLOROX DO THE J O B 8 Y O U - D E AL 1 -W" "JT'i. . ' '' '.. . A rab No . other coffee trade-mark There!"? nright with heads out of wa.- linuhrm flflvnr pnP Hills Rrn. win m louiiiiion an riifsninenis , vr m uhuiupn. j.uy iiul "hh pfttt - . nn4 1 , , . Lvin bejwixyiA l,y th crr iem! io mhiutes longer, ltemovo vopee, roasted ny an exclusive, 'fters 'ltne meeimtf wilt 1e Infrom water nnd plnco in Krenclve oontinuUS.ptOCesS tttt a.iiew 1 Vcelebrallon of- the anniversary of dressing to chill. Mit pimento In - pounds at R time ntvtr ttl (talk. the organization of this order. The Women's Foreign Mission ary society of the Mfthodlst church will hold an all duy meet ing Wednesday at tho home of ,7r. Lee llttnford, U(M Hlxth street, , t .v.. The fommunlly Women's ltlhle claHH will ' meet tomorrow, Tues day afternoon at 2?15 o'clock in the home of Mrs. Howard 1ov, !M)2 Muln street, ltlble study: u sum mnry of the Lord's I'rnyer which narrow strips. Arrange five or six Thi nrnrMc rn9ta everv herrv stulks of asparagus on crJHp lettuco , . 1 and place a . trl,. of pimento acrMs 'y " 'nsure9 ft flaVor no below the heads. Tut mayonnaise j other conce has. 111 IfilllU lU'lUIWI lilt HHIU1UKU" us far from the ends of the pimento Is from the heads. Herve very cold. has been studied clause by cluuse alt winter. Memory work: comple tion of thfi 27th I'salm. Correspon dence: The schupturul symhollHiii of numbers. As this Is the lust meeting of the yeur a full nt!en dance Ik rlesin-d. HILLS BROS COFFEE Prtth Iram Ike otli' lwl mruifiK fact. Laiily efrnrd with the ttj. OIW 10 to IS. NDC. ' Denver : KOA' M0hc 7, Nnr . finan cial iiirjitlons; 8:e6vnewg of the world, ' '- . f ' - " Oakland ;.''' KOO 79(lkc) 7. NBC;, . The PUirlma:' 10, nova; 10:1S to IS. NHt?. , Kt-X (SIOKO 7. newa; ;T:0, Edna, Plahar, ptunlst;. , quintet;; I, studio; 10 to XI, orchestra. Harry1' A. Hryant. owner of the farm that the F'arson'a Kan., cham ber of commerce offered to Marlon Tallay, prounhly hua given up wait. In for Conirrcsa to act. . 1 rlJLi Ko one lit New York haa claimed oa yet to bo the alayer of gambler Arnold Ilolhsteln. There ara ao many other ways now of. getting publicity. MM MM ws KKii-ta wtew MADl SY EUCTftlCrrC mm AND MMNKCWfl Hnn-amn. mm niW- Popular Powder Of Beautiful Women Reuulles who miurd their complex ion. urn MKI.l.O-OU) Fare Vow der only. Famous for purltyr-lta cnlorlnK matter Is approved by (lovt riimcnt. The skin never looks pasty or flaky. It spreads mora smoothly and produces n youthful bloom. . Made by a new. French process, MKLUl.OLO Knee l'ow. der stays on lonner, aiaaa Drugs. Ino. Adv. v ' . ' -"'. ',) is vjitxtocsd r So says a woman who has learned that frequent use : of Clorox will keep her drainboard a auinleu and white as new. No rubbing and scrubbing. Just Oorox ; used as directed on the bottle. 'The moattiBMcatTtd wood will be whitened after a few application!. And for porcelain, tile or composition drainboardl Qoroi . is the idtal stain-remover, r t T !.;..;.. AT All GROC1RI SI Chint- di I f 1 (CI O c (O) T( f U3 U3. , awAJa OH! Guaranteed n iiaUiytn' nTufFmiiii 'Hint' use fesa than of high priced brand . MILLIONS of POUND! USED BY THE GOVERNMENT blcacbea removes atalaa MtrtllttH Charles G. BOOTH -rjffi jT id! A MOMENT before the millionaire Ogden was killed, he cried out the startling words, "Gold Bullets!" Peebles, his neighbor, had just bought an old revolver, once the property of Alex Peterson, a swaggering, reckless figure of those glamorous days of California mining towns. In one of its golden bullets was found a scrap of yellowed paper, revealing another mysterious murder, committed years ago. : JfMM--- vv uos I Oranda, Ora., Onto Bide. Rubber Tea Aprons ' Hickory Huhber Tea Aprona Many New Bhadea , 23C&4SC WHO WAS JERRY? WHO KILLED OGDEN? WAS THERE ANY CONNECTION BETWEEN THE TWO MURDERS? Begin this Thrilling Story TODAY". THE EVENING OBSERVER Backache Bother You? Too Often This Warn of Sluggish Kidneys. . DOES avery day find yea la and achy uJIrin Baffling barjtarne, ilea dacha and diuy pelb? Are kidney exentieaa to fre quent, aranty or barning in paw aia7 Theta are often stana af fumlih kliioeyt and ahoulda't bo netiected. , To promote normal kidney ne- ; tion and aulit yoor kidneya in eieanclng your blood of poitonona waste, nu Doan't PUU, Recon ended the world over. jUk yew Miaaoar. 50,000 Ueri Endorse LWs: Hn. Frerwe. Wittman, an MUarf , An, bniM City. Kjuik, mym "Attm a awi cold my ktdjMy. aelad lmfd.rV ll altmm mi an ry to gl . . .1 aitat. ' I lirmJ uid d.ll HnM M)r b. - bottOTd m. lot. Ogaa'a PUU Wa lalaad ty motlMr as I beeaa aaiaa laaaa aad aaw rbalaawallaaenc.! Dpan's Pills A STIMULANT DIURETIC A KIDNEYS eaur.rlileara C HtaCaea. Baf lala.KY.