Saturday, June S, 1929
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Page Three
Society News
hapter I, P. E. 0.
: Entertained At
Luncheon Friday
I Announcements
T'liapliT I. I. K. O. was lanter
ned yesterday at a 0:10 o'clock
iiv ittv home of Mrs. Joe
Ingle anil Alts. Stella Ingle. i5"7
eond st rout, guests lupins Mrs.
inch'- Spoer.i, Mm. Audrey Smith
Oakland, California, and Airs.
A. Keavor of l,os Angeles, Cal
rnia. Convention reports were
School Closes
At Fruitdale; .
Program Held
The Kruitdale school closed with
a program and picnic dinner at
Hiverside park last week. The pro
gram consisted of an operetta "The
Golden Whistle" by the. primary
room and a playlet "Tardy Town"
by the upper grades. County Sup
erintendent K. A. Say re presented
All members of tho So-Ne-He j the eighth snide diplomns and tho
club aro requested to meet at thej Hoys ami Girls club certificates for
home, of Airs. Krod Young at 1413 work completed last yeur. The
Afonroe avenue before 10 o clock dinner at noon was sponsored by
Tuesday and Le ready to follow
the gypsy trail from there at 10
o'clock.
tort allied Thursday afternoon at
by Mrs. Coorgo S. Itirnio, llu. home of Airs. Carl Fuller with
'.sklent of chapter 1, Airs. Clydo the Misses Alary and Alargaret
tho I'arent-teacher association.
Airs. George Itynerason president
being in active charge. About 150
people were present for these In-
The Alicel I-adies Aid will be en- j teresting exercises. Including par-
It is. Al rs. 11. S. lirownlon, and
's, A. li. kiehardson who were
tiresentatives from.-; U10 local,
alitor .to tho state convention at,
aside. Mi's. A, I., Richardson
is also honored by having been
ked to sing on the program two
ys during t.he convention. Plans
ire diseus.se 1 during the meeting
r a luncheon which is to be given
1 Tuesday. June IS, In honor of
ly visitors to the Hankers' con
tilion who may belong to the sls
rhood. The committee making
; arrangeiiients consists of Air
i A. Ziirlnick; Airs. H. W. Hrown
1 and Airs. William Miller.
I ......
lucky Dozen Club
; In Enjoyable Meet
Taylor as assistant hostesses.
The Lucky "po::en club was eii
ftained W'nd.iesday afternoon at
e home, of Airs. Lee Han ford
til ten members of the club pros
it and two guests. Airs; AIcGrew
Id Airs. Herbert Speckhurt. Mrs.
inford hiil bur homo beautifutly
i-o rated with garden flowers In
fat. almndance. The. ajternuun
is spent sewing. and visiting, as
jibe custom 'with this club. Airs.
Jnford's lunch was served in two
jirses. The next meeting will be
jld at the home of Airs. Charles
tiffin.
,
r. and Mrs. McNary
' Married 25 Years
MENUS
ents, visitors and pupils.
Tho Kruitdalo school has 43 pup
ils, with Air. and Airs. John V.
Hennett as teachers. Two pupils,
Ntws othe Chute!
Guest Speakers
In Pulpits Here
Sunday Morning
Christian, Episcopal and)
Uaptist Churches An
. nounce Talks by Work
ers from out of Town.
Three guest speakers, are an
nounced for Sunday in La Grande
churches. D. Mlddeko, of Kverott.
H'nol. t.-lll ..i. .1.. 1.1.. . 11
Gladys Ruth Ansell and Lewis An-I; V m i mi. 1 use imp-
. , , itlst church at the regular morning
sell made a perfect attendance
record, and all the pupils in tho'
Hy Sister Alary
There is no time of the year
when hearty salads aro as welcome
as during the summer months. On
a hot noon we are decidedly grate- 1 Donald Thornton.
hoiii', and Aliss Aiildred Hess will
Ui l-.tr lflnnL.,lni, t,, 1 II,. O ... nf
.., , " """". Smith. The Rev. Oliver II. C eve-
passed the state exam nations. Al- .,, .. - ,,
. 1 . , . land, rector of Afouut Vernon,
so all of those In the ower grades! ... . ..., . . ,
. . ,. . .iash will preach the morn ng ser-
Ai.-hth ,ii.,irtnia M,,Hnlmon at ,he I'-Piscnpul church. Miss
1 . 11... . im .Grace Noting, a returned mission
tlcon pictures of mlslonavy work
being done on 10 world-fields by
the churches of Christ through tho
United Christian Alissfounry soci
ety. Tho unified service will con
tinue throughout tho summer
months.
"We want new teachers and stu
dents of tho Kastern Oregon nor
mal school to feel they are wel
come to any of our meetings," the
liev. R. L, I'utnum announces.
Knglisli LullicM-aii Church
Tho regular 'morning -worship
viH begin at 11 o'clock.' The pas
tor will deliver the sermon on the
subject, "Opportunities In Extrem
ities Tho choir will render the
special anthem, "Waiting on tho
Lord."
The Sunday school meets at 9:4.1
n. m followed by sessions of tho
Intermediate and Junior leagues.
The Intermediates will have 11 a out
ing to Vine (.'one Sunday afternoon
about 3 o'clock. There will bo pot
luck supper and program.
Tho Vacation Bible school for
primaries and juniors will begin
Alonday morning the 10th, meeting
I Central Church of Christ Sunday from 9 to 12 o'clock for two weeks.
morning.
Tit" many local friends of Dr.
I i . Ali-Nary, superintendent of
e sta'e hospital, and Airs. Alc
iry. of I 'end let on, will have a
ill interest In tin- observance of
eir silver wedding annivormry.
licit in to be celebrated tomorrow
tho McNary home in Pendleton.
10 first nollee of the silver weld
5 coming from Pendleton reads
follows,
A 11 inleresling event of t he
leketid will tiio arrival of a
ditp of guests nt 1 lie home of I It,
d Mis. V. 1. Ak'Narr, the visit
it, I not tiding members of the
idding parly at the wedding of
. and Mrs. .McNary in the Kpis
pal church r.t Salem 011 .Juno U,
(i -I, twenty-live years ago.
Those who will be here for. the
ver anniversary will bo Air. and
W. II. (tin ghardt, or Snlem,
-. and Airs. Iter! 10. llaney. Air.
. d Airs, liaphael p. Ilonhain, Air.
11 Airs, lieiiiaiiiin Gadshy, and
' s Hazel Ueed. the seven latter
lug front Portland.
They will bo honor guests al :tn
It i versa ry dinner nt the AIc
;ty Imnie (omnrrow evening. On
tiday Air. and Alts. John Adams
il Mr. and Airs. S. li. Thompson
II entertain lor In-, and M rs.
Nary an dlheir guests at an In
'tn.'il flintier at tlie Adams homo,
ter in the oveiting a group of
ends have been asked to call In
mally at the "1 -Nnry home.
Kor the wedding twenty-five
, .irs ngo, Mrs. llaney was maid or
nor for tho bride. Other altettd
Is were Mrs. Gadsby. Alif-s Reed,
s. Ralph Walker, if Portland:
Irtte Mrs. Shmmeey Rishop of
lent: Mrs. Ivan Oakes of Hums:
s. Joseph Ralston and Mrs. Will
Itntrell of Albany. Airs. Rmi
m plnyed the wedding march.
' '.. A, McNary. nf Portland,
ther of Or. AIcNary, was best
in. :md usiteis were Roy Rishop.
i liile Chattncey Rishop. W. H.
' rghardt and Utlo Wilson of
.VI 11.
c
"rs. Ilus- Hostess
i To V. I. M. Club
j'he V. I. tM. ( lull m- t Wednes
f ,-it the count ry home of Mrs.
Hug. a pot luck lunch having
n served st one fifteen o'clock,
sides t he fifteen club members
attendance the guest list tnclud-
M is. i;ila Si on, Mr. and Airs.
K. Reitjimy and Mrs. Walter
)ss. The lti-xt meeting will bo
the home of Airs. A. K. ling in
Grnnde.
tcus
nil
WPKT rtlOM C.ltcAGO 9T)llM
Greatest u®ulion.
of anus talent evey
assembled! It' so bi
It needs the sky for
a roof nnd all outdoors
for a stae
1lHiled hllmclioiu
' Brilliant lircworks
Display!
ful fne the enollnir frewtniess oft Knmn nf tlie tinieet j-ii rrifrl mit
both the looks and taste of a salad j by the pupils this year were Good ! ...MisH Younff JK a "Ucge-mate of
that furnishes our needed calories t Manners poster contest. Care of.!, nn" M,s- n- r" l'tnam and is
ueing entertained in their home
UK Wtll !IX tllinci-nl KJlltst Jllld Vltil-t 'font U nrninnf Vlnl 1 'fkfi! I few I
mins. Hreakfast project. Dairy Cattle ""r"'K here. Since leav
The cook will find it much eas- poster project. The I. T. A. has ,lnR 11 e "io university in Ku
icr to serve her main dish as a supplied for equipment, a readingfht" S1 navo not met.
Nil tun t tin n f n some ot tier form. 1
An efficient staff of teachers have
been organized to give a program
consisting of worship, singing.
Rlble stories, handwork and games.
The school will meet in the Luth
eran church.
First lreslyUrum Church
Sundav morn hi ir t lie n-iKtnr will
was quite ill nnd Tor a time herpeak on "Faith nnd Assurance.'
recovery was doubtful, lb-. A. I Mrs. S. R. Morgan. In charge of mu
no fire Is needed for prolonged (set of the "The World Rook" ineiaun, pioneer missionary to lib- sic for the summer months, will
cooking. The salad materials must I Kruitdalo- has met the require-'"' was Bhot ,,y rib,t" handits. stnff with Airs. Jack Ferris, the
all be prepared ready for mixing ments for a standard t wo-rooml; Shortly ,,rt0P his dealh a 011,1 for beautiful duet, "Still, Still with
sometime befdro they will be i Bt.100i nd has received from tho' vohintePr niissionaries for fitreign Theo" by Rrackett. Airs. U. G.
table and chairs and a picture for
She can keep her kitchen cool , oae h room. Tho iKtard built a
during the heat of the day since concrete walk and purchased a $55
After leaving school Aliss Young j
WINNOWINGS
I'UTMAN'S
La Grande Exclusive Ready-to-Wear
and Millinery ....
needed and since no salad should
oo mixed until reaoy to ue servca, j standard School
she has no cause to worryi over its j
"spoiling" if tiio family is late in
coming.
If you have never used string
beans in salad Combinations you
have overlooked one of the best
vegetables for salads. They don't
loose their sltapo and become
"mushy" as some vegetables do
and they combine particularly
well with moat.
county superintendent tho "Oregon
certificate.
.riein. Aliss Grace 1 oung was one : Tnfnii m-minut .iti tim
to answer the call and being quail- . prelude "Cantabllc" by buret, tlie
ueu was sent to linet. nffertorv "Riobeslled" bv Carman.
Library Ghats
This is her first furlough and in-land tho postludo
asmueh as she- comes from tlie only by Foote.
'Festival March"
Christian mission in that far-off
land on tho "roof of the world"
she has a particularly interesting
.story to toll. She comes from a
hand of superstition, ignorance and
idolarty, a land infested with rub-
varieties are most attractive used
whole. They should be cooked un
til just tender in as little water
as possible.
The following salad can be va
ried in many ways. Alatch-tlke
pieces of veal and carrots can be
substituted for beans and tongue
suggested in the recipe.
Salmi
One and one-half cups cold
cooked string beans, 1 cup cold
cooked ham, 1 cup cold cooked
tongue, Rurnnula onion, green
pepper
lly AIARIOli K. DOTY,
Rlbrarlan
The library has just recently put. hers and organized brigands: a land
'J'he young,, early : into circulation a number of inter- Imountainous and very hazardous to
esting books. Here are just a few: : travel; a land isolated from civil
J "MOV iization.
Marl in Johnson KpKonpnl Church
,"I did not know what adventure j Sunday. June ti, services nt Ht
was until I began to Investigate Peter's Episcopal church
lions," says the author of "Safari." .Holy commu.don at 8 n. m,
This is a story of African adven
tures with the king of beasts. Ex
cellent photographs and a most in
teresting book.
"Hows aitl Whys or Minium
Reliavior.'
George A. JKirscy
Tn Iho'cveningfl nt 8 o'clock, the
sermon topic will he "Provisions of
Grace." Aliss Gladys Miller will
play tho service, presenting the
prelude "Twilight" by Fritul, the
offertory by Rynes nnd tho post
ludo "Sortie" by Dunham. Aliss
Ruth Geibol will sing he solo "Aly
Roved One Rest" by Rird.
Sunday Riblo school is at 0:l"
a. in.; Junior Christ inn Endeavor,
11:0 a. in. and Intermediate Chris-
will be, Ran Endeavor, 7:00 p. m.
church
Church of Gm1
Sunday school will begin at 0
Jhe
AR1-
school, fl.45 and morning player,
ill: 00. The Rev. Oliver II. Cleve
land, of Aljount Vernon, Wash., will f flo'k Sunday morning
I be the visiting clergyman and will Church of God. Airs. S
preach the sermon. ; I?r is superintendent and the les-
I The Guild will meet at the home will bo "The Story of tho
of-Airs. Anderson Wednesday, J tine , Roehabitos."
To what extent are our parents 1L This meeting will include a I "to Rev. Curios Plnmmer will
to blame for our tempers, loibles, picnic to which the whole parish preach at 11 o'clock in the morn-
Several number aro included In
Sunday's program to be held at tho
First Presbyterian church,
Tho mid-Vook mooting nt tho
Church of God, beginning Wednes
day night at 8' ofelock, will n a
Rlble study ot the third chapter
of Romans.
Tho intermediates of tho Luther
an church league will have an
outing nt Pine Cone Sunday after
noon at 3 o'clock, A potluck sup
per and program Is planned.
Father's day will, bo observed
over tho United States ami Canudii
on next Sunday, June lti. This
date, an annual evet, always fat Is
on the third Sunday of tho month,
The Rev. Oliver H. Cleveland,
rector of Atount Vernon, Wash,,
will be n guest speaker at St.
Peter's Episcopal church Sunday
morning.
Tho vacation Riblo school for
primaries and juniors will begin
Alonday morning at It o'clock at
tho Lutheran church.
Aliss Grace Young, a returned
missionary from Tibet, will speak i
at tlie Christian church Sunday (
morning.
1). Aliddeko, of Everett, Wash.,
will bo a guest speakor Sunday1
morning at tho First Baptist
church.
Announcements for meetings
during the week at the Christian
church follow: Alonday Girl's
circle to entertain mothers and
women of Women's Missionary so
ciety; Tuesday Everyman's Riblo
class ami Royal Women's class
will hold their monthly joint so
cial on the E. A. Austin farm if
weather permits. Two classes have
just closed a contest In vhlch tho
women were victorious and tho
men aro entertaining at this so
cial; Wednesday afternoon I M vi
sion A of Royal Sisters Aid moots
at home or Airs. Ebell, 1 -04 Penn
sylvania avenue; Thursday after
noon Division It of Royal Sisters
A ill meets at home of AlrsJ C.
Mcpherson, 1703 X avenue; Eriday
G:H0 o'clock, Alother's and
Daughter's banquet at church.
Rato-hatchcU chicks need special
attention to mnke sure they grow
well since conditions for growth
aro loss favorablo than early in
the season. They should be sep
arated from tiio early - hatched
chicks and provided with plenty
of feed, using a mash hopper C
feet long to every 300 chicks. Aiyk
In some forf In tho chick nation la
a great help in bringing1 along
late-hatched chicks.
Economy for Those Who
Eat Down Town
Cut. ham and tongue in pieces ' and vanities-. Is our behavior born Is Invited
tho same size as the beans. Mix Eur bred? And isn't heredity just)
and add 2 tablespoons vinegar ' a poor excuse after all ? Why j
ami 4 tablespoons salad oil beaten J don't all boys grow into Rlncolns'
wan i-J teaspoon salt ana i-s. tea-j and Lindberghs?. Who Is tenpon-
Now ami then -you soo a woman
as pretty as a picture, and !l turns
out. thnt she's just another talkie.
ing and also at 8 o'clock In the eve
ning. Ills morning subject will bo
First Church of Christ. Scientist j "Drawing Near to God" nnd In ihoj
services win no r.uiu tomorrow evening tho text will bo "Prepare
morning nt 11 o'clock at First to Aloot Thv God."
Church of Christ, Scientist at First i .Tho-Mmg uoopi'! meeting-will-.
stioon tie n tier. ( over n ml let nrnmH uHile"'-T-.uhu -eitn't -u- helm viinm i
in refrigerator for an hour or I solves?" Hneclfio answers to ouos-iand Washington. '1 ho subject will begin at 7 o'clock In tho evening
longer. When ready to serve drain Rons that occur to us all In thisi"e '(,0I tno n,y (,,nst; 1111(1 Ct'v Mm Rornlce Ingorson will be tho
from dressing and arrange each book ator." Golden text: Ry the word loader and tho subject will be
Individual service in a ring of on-1 "Rasputin the llolv Devil" (,f tno I'ord w'rn ,he ncavpnB . ' Temperance, and Total Abstln
ion anil green pepper. Place on a Uonu K,,op-ARIIor jmade; and all the host of them by once."
loaf of head lettuce and serve with ' Tho most mysterious figure' In lne hrent "f h,H mm",K Vm1 NIiU M. F,. Church
boiled dressing. ,,,.,- times-a .Sibe.'ian peasant! hHiooI is h.VI every Sun-I The morning subject at. the East
Roiled Salad Drcssln- who 8Wayed 11)on aml mUimis , (lay morning a 9,1.. o clock for side M. E. church will bo "The
Three eggs. I ublespoon sugar. ,ju. poWur ol eyo Is hero set chMdron "I' to the "kt of '"only (iro.-it Supper." Sunday soho.d
1 teaspoon sjilt, 1- teaspoon "'- fortli years. mods at 9:4s, the morning hour of
laid. 1-8 teaspoon pepper, 1-2 cup j "The Ait of Thhikhi"" The re),,,inL' rm,m !n lho WoMl wn ship begins at 11 and Epwmtii
oil. J-J cup vinegar. Fi nest IHmnet " j.Iacobson bnlbltng is open every . i(.ngue convenes at 7 o'clock.
Mix and sift sugar, salt, mus- ... .(.,. ", ,,,. b .... !(1V except Sundays and h-gal hnll- ,yt k (,vbick in tho evening orv-
tanl and pepper. Add to ydks of! ...... ' , i..ilvs from 12 to A: An o clock. j (.0!, w (,0 hidd wllli tin- set num i
eggs and mix thoroughly. Reat in i . ..... . r ' ... ' , , Tho public is cordially invited ioui-wi to be "The Chanm-less I
oil, using a dover beater. Reat in
vinegar. Cook over liot water and
retpove as soon as mixture coats
tho spoon. Eold In whites of eggs
beaten until stiff ami dry. Chill
and serve.
20 Injured When
Mob Storms Prison
LI. MOOES, Enincc, Juno 8 (A.P)
Twenl y persons worn seriously
injured here today in an outbreak
of rioting incident to storming of
the prison by a mob of lo.'iou.
The disturbance followed return
ff a sentence of life Imprisonment
for Charles Part and, degenerate
son of a local merchant, who was
convicted of two sordid murders,
but by a stranger t wist of court
procedure saved from the guillotine'.
years of observation of himself and
others. Contains suggestions of
ways to which to establish the
tiuallty of one's own thinking and
for t lie Improvement of mental
habitudes."
"Whither Alaiiklnd"
Charles Austin Heard
A symposium on modern civiliza
tion by men of tills age, all mod
erns. Includes articles on Litera
ture by Carl Van Do ran; War and
peace by Em 1 1 Lud wig; Tho fam-
attend the church services and visit
and use the rending room.
Christian Church
Riblo school meets at 9:4ij a. m.
and this will be observed as Chil
dren's day. Aliss Young is to be
Chrisl."
Island City Chuii'h
Tiie Rev. H. 1. Hansen, pastor
of th" Island City Community j
church will have for bis subject :
"The Recital of a Nation's 'Splrll it
present and spenk to the children. (M(t u (),Hm,(( (f wnrfih!p
Mebfiid onens a t DO
Sunday
SEEK. ROWER FREIGHT KATES
June 8
GRANTS PASS. Ore
( API The wMtt'rn Oregon traffic ' Gentian po-t
association will continue its fight I
Jo obtain lower freight rates for
interior cities of this section of the
stale. This was the decision reach
ed at a meeting here last night, and
the financing plans to carry the de
mands t.f tlie association to Wash
ington. I). C, wc-c worked out.
i)y by Havcnluck
others.
"Von Can't 1'iHiit That"
George Seldes
The truth behind the news. A
collection of uncensured material
gathered by George Soldes who
traveled from Aloscow to Rome,
from Mexico to China to get. these
vivid and graphic. stories. Tlie
book Is fill of dramatic episodes,
adventure and intrigue.
"Gtiellie'
10 ii i it Ludwig
Another Ludwig biography and
a dramatic study of tin; groat
A special offering for the ehildr
of all lands Is to be taken that they i. f j( ho .,,, llt)d lIlo Kl).
iiMu ."- I"-'- ;v-.,rlh league mooting will be-in at
Afornlng worship will commenco J( ,M
it II a; m. and .Miss luting will; -
Ellis and muny Hpeak during this hour. . She has
ono of the most Interesting of all
missionary stories to tell from tlie
only mission station located on tlie
"roof -of tho world."
A unified service is scheduled
EXPLOSION' CACSEK DEATH
SALEM, Ore., June H (Al') T.
S. V;itt, 4S, a nroehanifi for the
Sou t hern Pacific Alotor Transport
eotnimny here, died early Saturday
for 7:30 p. ni. The song servJeo morning as the result or shock mm
will be assisted by the young poo- , burns. c;iused when a slovo he was
pie's choir and orchestra. Chris- kindling a fire In for the morning
tin n Endeavor mooting. Ktoreop- meal, exploded.
1 I
RLISS CARMAN DIES
NEW CANAAN, ""int., June
f A P) Riiss Ca-man. internalion-
I ally known poet of Ciinnda, drop
ped dc;id of heart d tscasc at the
home of I r. imd At rs, Thomas
Tunney here today, llu was tiG
years old.
TO RROADCAST FALLS
NIAGARA EALLH, Juno ft (AP)
At home a work from tonight
you can hoar tin roar of the fam
ous falls. Jt will be on the
WEAK chain, beginning at 8 p. m.
Eastern standard time.
ryb'ddy likes i
THIS IS THE NEW 1929 "Tiir
Danne' which does away with the
rouble of tying and Is Just flit be
romlng as the lOlS handannn. It
:omca in manycorcomblnntinn.
Hlack tricot romposep one-half of
he model Pkekhed and black and
viit silk the other, the ends ol
vhlcli are drawn topet her over
ne car under tlie tricot band.
L -o. 100 PURE ,--r I
EASTS IDE
SYRUP
ATALl DEALERS 1
THE NEW
WONDERFUL
MEDICINE
Now on Sale at tlie
Red Cross
Drug Store
I,a Oinnilo, Oro., Oraco Ulil.
"NOPADE"
DRESS SHIRTS ..
Compl"R' selection or Rroiitl
elotlis ami Miitlras shirts In
a wide variety of stripes ami
fancy pnalerns.
$1.19
v- ;t x - i ll
3-Iating most meals down town
it tho Wacajawoa t'offeo Shop Is
Inereasingly popuhir, not only
liecauss tho food is satisfying
but beeauso of tho economy.
For tho small family, tho
regular lunohoons and dinners,
together with tho varied a hi
, ?arto service, offer an ideal solu
tion to tho focal problem. No
axpenso of preparation, no kltoh
on drudgery, no wasted foods.
And It Is especially worth white
to enjoy good meals In lho quiet,
comfortable surroundings of tills
fiuo hotel.
Sacajawca Inn
"Points tho Way to Hotter Things."
Curtains
and
iankets
IiCt us wash your blankets, as we return them
in a cedar moth proof blanket bag, all ready to
store away for summer.
Let us wash your window curtains as we re
turn them with straight edges and no cars.
MODERN LAUNDRY
Phone Main 77.
BLUE MOUNTAIN MILY
4. M la
i 1Z '
KS--
It's
Rich
1
There's a reason
why our milk is so
rich is so pure and
wholesome can al
ways be depended upon
to be the same high grade
product.
Come behind the scenes and
follow the process from tho
moment of milking to delivery
if you would understand why our
milk is so unusually rich and
heavy with cream,
First of all, our milk comes from
selected cows who are well fed,
well cared for, kept in clean
barns. It is milked i: the clean
est possible way and pasteur
ized to make it the world's
purest food.
That's why you are never disap
pointed in the goodness of our
milk.
Blue
Mountain
Creamery
mm
i
ma
f