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Monday July i, 1929 t Ft M t tt ri Tf f ? t r i j rr t rra t - LA-GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Three Society News Nbrmal' School Will Hold Open .House Tonight The most important event, on the dny's social enlendnp -is tho open ho lino nt- tho; Kustern Ore Bon Normnl school planned for this evening, thp hours being from 'plKht to nine-thirty. , Those tp- HponslblP for the affair huve boon careful to . a-rranKo an informal rvpnlnp, ono which the entire pop ular of our city wnuM appreciate nml enjoy, nnil the flesire is that hundreds of local people may avail themselves of this additional op portunity to inspect the new school, to moot the faculty anil student ' hofly and enjoy the musical pro gram offered. Dinner In Honor Of Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. ' Leslie Duncan enlf-rtnined nt n small dinner party one evening last week .in honor of ,the twenty-eighth wedding- annl- versary of Mr, and Mrs. Robert l.oltfliton. The dinner served by Mfs. Dunenn was. declared " quite . . delleloiiH, with covers being laid for y Mr .nnd'. Mrs. l,eit;h,t.on, ' their dani?fers,.lloti:i, und I.ouise, son , Adntn, Mr. nnd Mph. Duncan nnd their three daughters. . . . Lutherans. Spend Day at City Park A very IntercstinR day was en Joyed yesterday by tlio congrega tion of the Lutheran church under ; thn leadership uf the pastor, the Itev. I.lef W. Awes. The conRre- Katinn (idjonrned to the Hiverside park for their morning services, a very large company heins present. iMirhiK the regular service, the , pastor preached on "Sermonrt In Trees" nnd I'Ved Mntthos saner Sid :' ney Lanier's hymn "Into the Woods My Master Went." Kollowlng the - service, a basket dinner was served by the Ladies Aid assisted by the. Men's Brotherhood or the church. . . The afternoon was spent socially, the hundred or more people tnk- hiK ndvnntnffe of the reoreiitlon.nl advantaRos of the park. This was lh- last service before the depa it tire of the pastor on his extended trip to the middle west, however services will continue as usual throughout the month. C. E. Officers Are Entertained Here worthy advisor of Ksiher assembly, having been chosen Grand Love. The assembly .next year wiil ro to Kugone. ' House Guests In . Enjoyable Trip Prominent officers of the Ore Ron nnd Washingtonstate Christ ion Kndenvor societies were enter tained rather informally ' last even ing by local members of the Christ ian Kndonvor society when they passed through La Grande enroute to Kansas city where they will at tend the international convention. The time in La Grande was spent rather infornmlly and indulging in cooling Ices nnd drinks. In the party were .lames Henderson, of Portland, state president: Itoss Gtiiley. of Cortland, field secre tary: Miss Louella Oyer, of Seattle, field secretary of the state of Washington; Mr. and Mrs. Ken neth Coleman, of Seattle. Mr. Cole man being the state president of Washington, nnd also five other Seattle young people. To entertain their house guests, Mr. and Mrs. ( K. Thornton and son. t'lurence Jr., of Detroit, Mich igan: Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Deegle, of (iresham, Oregon, and Mrs. Clar ence Look, and son. Melvln, of The Malles, Mrs. It. W. Leighton and A R R li TO A .3 I ft ft I 5 TI KSDAY I'lUM.K AMK The American llroadcasting com pany program for Tuesday night follows: 8, Vic Meyers orchestra; it. Philharmonic orchestra: Hi. daughter. Miss Lilettu, arranged , ' ' '. J1 ' chestra. trip to Wallowa Lake mm day last week. The day was Weill, tho trip most enjoyable and the . visitors from Michigan as well as from our own slate were greatly impressed with the beauiies offered by this section of the .northwest. , In fact, they were' so1 greatly '. impressed that the two latter families are nr- ' ranging tor return ami stay a week at the lake. Mrs. O. P. Harrison, of La Grande, was a not her guesl. " Junior C. E. Group Enjoys Outing A group of the Junior Christian Kndeavorers of the Presbyterian church enjoyed a picnic yesterday accompanied hy their supervisors, the Misses Klla, Niedurer and Glad ys Owen. They proceeded up Deal canyon wilh their lunches and had the happiest kind of an afternoon. Girls Returrj;From State Convention The La Grande .Rainbow Girls who wpre in Covvullis last week uttPtidihg.th'e. State assembly of the onler have returned to their homes here very enthusiastic over this year's gathering, attended by about Son girls from all over the state. During thdir stay in the college I town, they were all entertained at Waldo hall which gave unusunl op portunity for broadening their nc j qualntance in the order and in nuking new friendships. Outside of the regular work of the assem bly, there were a number of so cial features a banquet, a pnjama party Thursday night at the hall, a water carnival on the campus Thursday, a tea under the trysting tree on the campus, given by the Corvallis Kastern Star, etc. Kust ern Oregon ha ono girl on the list of officers for next year. Miss Ksther Wheeler, of linker, the first Announcements The L. A. to the Tt. of L. .T will meetf in the Kagles Hall Tuesday evening at 7:jf0 .o'clock. This In to be a social meeting arid :11 mem bers are urged' td he present. HEALTH BANG The 4th will Soon be here. Are you sup plied with outing togs? t. i Skirt & Jacket sets. Size 14 to 38 S1.9S to $:.4) ALMOST A Pp.KPKOT lX)OI) . . U.v Dr. Krrxleiick Strieker , Milk is a food, not just a bever age to drink in order to nm'nHv thirst. When we consider its food value, it is one of tho cheapest foods. Milk contains tho greatest assortment of nutritive substances of all single food materials. The proteins build and repair body tis sue and yield energy. -The fats give energy and store energy as reserve fat. The sugars supply energy and ( ft fOW w m mi ii.. 1. 1 1 ne, pooNpnuruus a no iron build bone and teeth. The vita mines promote- growth ami pre vent disease. Milk is the founda tion upon which an adequate diet can most safely and easily be con structed. ' The National llroadcasting com pany program for Tuesday follows: Tales Never Told; 10, Spotlight llevlew; II to 12, dance music. INirtlanil KGW (Ol'ukc) X. NBC; ). feat ure; ii::lO, musical program; ia::to, NIP. KKX (IlSoke) s to 12. Alii1 pro gram. . Salt l.nUo City l- ,KKL I i:tukc) . S, -. nstrtt menial quartet; S;:iu, variety; ii, studio; lu. Amos and Andy: Ml: 15, dance music. San l'lvincisf'o KPO (Csakc) S. feature; H, Tom my and Boh; !i:3, trio and carol ers: Ml, NBC. KKKC ((IMttic) S. studio; 0, or chestra, poloists; to. Amos anl Andy: MUlii to I. dance music. Seattle " K.I.IU (!i7okc) S to 12, ABC pro gram. KOMO (!i20kc) S, NBC; !!, feat ures; fl:ao. orchestra: 1 1 :;io to 12:30,' organ recital., . ' i Oakland KGO ; '7!tiikc) S. NBC; n. Pil grims;, 10 to -12, NBC. I KX I j (XXUke) S, dance miijtic; !, popular program; Mi to ll,.or chest ra, Doitvci KOA (R.Kikc) S, oiTheslra; J, Capt. Salisbury; ft: 16, news. Spokane KG A (H70ke) S to 12, ABC." K HQ (fiiiokc) s, NBC: ::to. stu dio: Id, Amos and Andy;, 10:15, NBC. I La Grande Kin-, ef (Solvester.-- ; MeltiiS hh s'lnkke. Ih Alexander, rf . McKennon, 21t Moore, If M.irehlsoit, c .. Muff, p 32 7 !l 27 13 S'Oi-c by Itm'ligs I'endleion - Huns nut MM 01 1 . Hint 301 201 022 -La Grande Buns ouo omt 70x Mils 000 10 I i, Summary: Three-base kins. Two-base h'.ls. Myi' lers, Miirgeil, SolveNlcr, McKennnn, rut I'bison. bases: Murchison Solv1 flee litis: King (P) 2, Garrelt J. Cook I, 1 target I I. Moulde plays: Mai ret t to (bin ett to Wullei. Bases on bakls :off Muff I. off Myers 2. Struck out: by Muff C. by Myers 7, by -weifel 0. by King o. Mils off: Myers 7. Zweifel I, King 1. Innings phehed: Myers 7 2-3, Zwe'tVI an I Ming. 1-3. Credil victory to Dull', charge defeat to Myers. Karned runs: La Grande ft Pendleton (I. Wild pilches: My ers 1. Baiters hit: fiy Duff 1 (King), by Zweifel I (KlnL Time of game: 1 hour 65 mtnuies. Of ficials: Benwlek and Wni thington. i:utciprlso Beaton . B A K KB, Ore., July 1 (Special) Knterprlse lost her tenth straight game here yesterday afternoon. Baker-remaining in the ruee for u tie for the Blue Mountain league championship by scoring ft runs In !the cblefialns' one. Rrauer pitcn i od a five-hit game. Baker gut hen d K : : 1 Lv ..4.--viWJa!3S srw sjri wct totiv rw Dresses A"i $1i.85: -v'Jfii I'll PIRATES CUT DOWN BUCKS IN SEVENTH (Continued from Pag 1) In 111 IlilH oil' nr MopklnK. Knti'ilulao Al! H H PO A Collinswoi-Ul, ss 4 ll 1' 11 2 ,lci:ul)iiin. rf .....A n . I no Mcdiirrr.'ih 4 o 0 1 I W. IMillllpH, li ...A ll I S 3 HopklliH, :lli' A II I 3 1' I'nylH'. ,lli 4 1 II S 0 Sln-dll, Tf ; ........4 0 1 ;i 0 A. I'liilllps. ... it 0 II I 12 fnyloi- II' a 0 0 11 Mi-i'iilly, x 1 0 0 0 0 TolnlH 34 15 24 2(1 V. l'lvilllp.i una x Ufiilaiiil MoCiniry Cn sovfiilli. I In order Hint milk mny bo or I pxcellmit iimilily whnn It rourlus the consumer. t'lillltlcsH proentlttons must lie tnkrn to Hoop tt rk-nn, rool. anil covered on the farm. In tho doiry nnd in travel. Tpon the housekeeper devolves the import ant duty or 1'urther scrupulous care. Her share in the care or milk heirinii aH soon I'lealed Skirls Age 2 to 14 51.9S & S2.9S Knickers Size 14 to 3S 1.49 to 2.9S ' HA 8 Mil Wash Stiils Age 2 to 8 OSc to $1.98 1. WASH PRESSES Age 2 to 14 59 to $2.95 ; Wash Frocks ' ' 1-1 to 42 Flare, pleated or straight line styles, without sleeves some lace trimmed. Special 98c - $1.95 - $2.95 lift Free Fans-Come in and get one NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP ft JMl H Us -fleiverid flie home. Mnlt'shoutd be taken Into tho house as early as possible tho containers washed, wiped, nnd placed at once in the refrigerator. When pouring milk from con tainers the top of the container should be cleansed wilh flowing water and the milk remaining should be returned nt once to the refrigerator and an inverted glas j used as cover. Milk is unquestionably one of the most difficult foods to produce, distribute and serve properly. Milk can be a menace to life if it is con taminated. Water infected with disease germs used for cleansing purposes; milk handlers infected with disease; sink or tubercular I cows; or flies may transmit dis ; ease by way of milk. Cierms catis J lug diptheria. septic sore throat, ! typhoid fever, scarlet fever, dysen I terv or t uhercoloKiu i ln-lvi. in n.nif rare milk can be produced only rrom healthy cows, f'ow.s must be properly fed. watered, housed and kindly treated. Cows should be tuberculin tested annually. ( lean milk is whole milk pro duced from healthy cows under such controlled sanitary surround ing and conditions as will safe guard the milk from coniamination by any dirt or dangerous organ isms. However, to make the milk Ab solutely safe, evei-ydrop of 11 nhotibl be heated to a temperature or 1 4 " degree. K. and held at that tem perature for nt least 30 minutes and then purled rapidly and bottled in sterile bottles. Only properly constructed nnd properly operated pasteurization apparatus can meet the necessary beating and holding requirements which insure abso lute Mufety. It Is a noteworthy fact that where strict regulations fur the production ami distribution of mill, hove been adopted and enforced there has been an increase In the amount of milk consumed as high as 1 on pf.r ront. valley was young, the crowd roast ed the umpires from first to ) ninth, and the teams engaged in ry few minutes. Hotb I ilhe officials weic constantly 111 hot! water with the players and fans, j The right field bleachers claimed j that they helped win the game with t heir rooting In the seventh, but ! lite grandstand disputed this. Yesterday was the second tline that Mjmm-h had been batted from the box this season both times by l,a (liande. I'p to three weeks ago, he had won 2 1 straight games, including eight In the lllm .Moun tain league this season. Kht'i'M Isc Next Net Sunday I, a C ramie Is scheduled to go, to Knterprise linker Turner, If .... I .aymon, 2b Hrown. ws .... jcook, lb j Oilley, 3b .... I McCord, Cf William, rf .. 1 S'aunders. c .. Hratier, p .... AH It ...3 a ...A o ...A 1 ...:t 1 ...A n ... 4 ....3 ....:t H PO A K l io :i o t i n :t o o o o o o i 41 11 I II 0 ! 10 Totals Summary liases on bulls, three off I'hllltps; two base hits, Lay mon; three base hits, I .aymon and Turner; hit by pitched ball two by rhllllps; struck out, by Hrauer siv, by I'hSlllps eight, by Hopkins, one; double plays, IHIley to Lay in on lo Cook. Umpires, lludahaugh and Hale, , Time of game, two hours. ... It' i i This is your oppoi'lun ity to complete? your vacation wardrobe i . . at almost unbelievable reductions. , We are closing out, some of our most charming Spring nnd Summer, dresses ... modes for all o c c a s I o us : . . nt 8.9!) - 11.50 - 14.85. Values as high as $25 are included... in georgettes, clullons, canton crepes, prints and tub silks. Dresses with' sleeves . . . and without. Some with little jackets. All with that distinctiveness and individuality you naturally expect in frocks sold at Put-man's. PUTMANS La Grande Exclusive Keady-to-Wear and Millinery I'cn.lloloi) All I! (lnrivlt, a 4 I Klnx. :! 2 ll WliliiTH Ih .'1 :i roolt, :i :i ii I Iuik-.-m . if :i o IIOHlvUlS, c 4 1 Oliiou, if 4 I. Myi'iM. i 4 ll Million, cl 4 ll .Ul'llVl-X II ll AiiittiiK-x i n 11 I'O A 2 (1 SI i x-ll.llivc.l MyiTii 24 1 HI'VI 2 4 nl 1 1 . Myi'iN ri'il:n'in llnllort in ct'iiti-r-fl.'M. .X-IU'i:i'VI'.l Klllff (It KlTOIlll In 81'Vi'lllll, Kin.r (-liliictnK Zwi'llYI. Myi-i'H ri'iilurcil KiiiR in i-IkIiIIi. La Oramlo, Or.( Grace Ulilg. 14U6 Adama, SUMMER STRAWS e our wide amort mrtii of r Straws (.itfys. Tans i I lllu s. With fancy or ;iin b.'Mids. $1.-19 to $3.95' New Face Powder Now The Fashion Wouldn't you ton, like a face pow der thai will keep shine away slay on longer spread srnoolhly not clog the pores and always be so (Hire and flue? It is made by a new Ki-eneh process and is called MKtd, (-(!!,(). It Is surely a won derful l-'ace I owiler. .1 ust 1 ry M KlXO-dhO, t.Ilass Drug Inc. Adv. Veteran Georgia Educator Taken For Ride Sunday "ATLANTA, On., July 1 (AD Metropolitan gang methods con fronted police today In tho inys terioiiH murder of Professor A. H. Johnson, 41, veteran (ieorgiu edu cator, who came hero last weekend to attend tho National Kdiicationat association convention. The body of the teacher, who was principal of two llariwell. (la., schools and a federal vocational training director, was found In the driver's seat of Ills automobile yes terday. The head had been brutal ly crushed, and two rlt'lud billfolds hail been left. In tho car, although Professor Johnson's watch was un touched, l'olico nelPCtlve. J. A. McKlhben advanced the theory that the teach er had been "taktfn for a ride" by moton, thefti 1'lngd'e.udistHe Tho. tle tectlvo oited tho arrest of Johnson In l!t-0 and his indictment here on charges of receiving stolen automo biles, i Arrested nt Kranklin, Cla,, nt 0i o lime, Johnson was .bii&Ugiitnnurtt for trial and acquitted,. Jir. Woudcrlick JIOSI'ITAIi ami Medical Surgical ami Maternity 170K 2nd. Kt. Tel. M 0.t2 Only more days of our big special demonstration .S:e llic"CoIl Control" in operation. Hen how Frigidaire dnHHerts urn mude. TuHte ilium. Get our souvenir hook continuing rciM'. And tee the "Million Model" Frigidaire ftliowu in actual operation. Thr "Million Mo! 1" FrigMl aire in being dinpluycd. And hp ore mnkiiife n biu, ikfrccial olTcr to all who buy I ritfidiiire by It) p. in. (July 3nl. Oursperiul tlrnionstratlon will noon be over. You huve only lliree more clnyn in hIiicIi to sreit. Don't miss It. Ii Hcioitn frozen dcsAcrts are Ix-iiiK wrvrd loall inilors. A souvenir hook is being given away. f'ome in today. ' The4CoM f'ontror is lM-lng evenings. Jesse Rosenbaum, Elect. Kaslcrn OreKon Light & sw i-oiey Hidg. Power ('o, I .a fii.itide - Oregon l-a (rt'inde, Oregon Here is u dmiwc to win some cusb prizes each week, 'besides having a lot of fun. In today's issue you will find the "Kiddies in Jinglelnnd" page. ' Each firm will keep Uh original position throughout the contest. t. In each space will always be printed the original Mother (loose rhyme. Ini the same space will be printed an "unfinished jingle" for you to complete. As iiu example. Itub-a-dub-dub, llirco iiipm in n tul) And who do you think was UktoJ The butcher, the bilker, the candlestick milker; They all jumped out of an Irish potato. And in the suine space will be a jingle such as: !i There was a hoy who won a prize, Who wasn't large;, but of medium size; lie submitted answers lo nil the jinnies, And now in hi.s pocket 'the dollars tingle; So let this be a lesson to you, Get busy now and see what you can do. . h When you have a good ending for the unfinished jingles, write it neatly with pencil on the ad where the dashes are. ; H is very important thut you sign your nume and address on each nil, then be j sure to cut out each square. 1'ut them all in one envelope and mail or bring them to the Jinglelund Kditor, care this paper. ;., Much contestant may write answers to one or all of the jingles. Contestants'; may have the help of the whole family. Be sure to write your name and ad-?; dress below each jingle. You inuy win a cash prize from one or all of the-j' firms. Try to win a prize each week, it will help yon to know something ofji the products or business of the firms represented. Do not send in answera;; on separate paper. If your name appears on the "Jingleland" page you may claim your prize at llii) office of the firm giving tho prize. Oct into the contest at once mill win some cash prizes. Write answers plainly wilh lead pencil. Hach adver- V User fives a cash prize of one dollur each week to the winner. ' i, XOTK: Original ending of jingles will help you win a prize. Mother J ("loose characters may be colored if you wish lo do so. i All answers must be in to our newspaper office by next Monday morning j. at 9 o'clock. Next Wednesday this page will appear again with tho new j jingles and this week's winners. i This page will appear every Wednesday for several weeks WATCH FS IT S La Grande Evening Observer 41
