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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 16, 1929)
Tuesday, July 16, 1929 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Three ' Florida's Fairest? EXPRESSES SELF TO MOVIE LOT Society News I !l Miss Ruth Jones And Mr. DeGreeve lVWed;In, Portland . The marriage of Miss It'.ilh .lone and Ityrnn lieflreevc, both of La tlruride wtiA soli-m nixed Saturday hi I'niiliind. The ceremony was per formed l,y Hit' lie v. Mr. SlanflV-r, the Hose Methodist minister In H... vi-,. In hlH .-h.lr.-l, ul five o'clock Jn the afternoon, Mrs. Madeline J.Meyi'r of I his city being Ihe only pNendiint. Mi, i eli reeve ami his bride drove hack to I.a (Irando mutiny and have tuken up a tern 'jioniry residence until their new (Jioiue on Main avenue is completed, i I Sot li Mr. and Mrs, Detireevo are very well known In I.a (Irunde, an news eireleA Mi-h. I e(.J reeve- Is as-I " " .." " k slant chief operator for the West ?n h!lfl had tu' ,,ln,,l transfusions .foam Telephone company, and Is ',nce opf,,1,ti0 f,,r n Mn' very popular in the circles in which fiUmnf Inst week burnt the lion ill ,.-,. it..f.-......A i ih a today it wassald that he was junior niemher of the firm of Jones I He(J reeve. Mr. and Mrs. Kroon Will Reside Here ' Iteecpi newcomers to our rlly and who plan lo- become perman ent residents of I.a Cramle are Mr. and Mrs. 11. J. Kroon, who have established (heir new" home at 160GI Seventh slice!. Mr. and Mrs. Kroon j .were married in St.. -Peter's church I n tin oitiM u. i iMooii, Mini, oeiore net marriage 'was Miss Ileleh l-'leck, was very popular in her home city, was a Very, accomplished musician and .1 lie possessor of a vm y, .heaulifut idce. Two years a?b she attended the summer session of the normal hchonl held heri' and made many friends hoi h amont? t he st iklen ho.ly and the towns people, alike. .Mr. Kroon Is a contractor und has jnade li (irande his home Tor a comparativclv short time. ... Miss Lela James Marries Mr. Mills Las( evening at line-thirty lO'chs k, at Hie home of the bride's .parents,. Mr. and- Airs, Krel b. James, ioriter -of Itussell and Pine Ht reels, Miss l.ela James was K'vein in marriage to Halph Mills, the Itev. J. (Ji oige Wal' pn-sior of the rresnyienan cchurch, feuding the ring ceremony In tho presence oi Hie moiher and staler of the bride, the mollier step-falher ami brother of the groom and V. ('. Perkins. Ho Hi Ah, and Mi. James are -m-ployed at the Hot Lake Sanatorium. Give Volumes To Public Library The Mothers Self t'tillure club, an active oi'Kunizntinn in this city, has recently presented to the pub lic library a ten volume set of (terle's Self Culture. These vol- I nines have been used by the club as a basis for study and contain much excellent material which, li brary attaches feel, should be of Interest to jnot hers and children alike. These books will not be circulated, it Is announced but will be kepi on the reference shelves where all mother. of La Ornnde may have access to them. ' Shower To Honor Thelma Kitchen Miss Thelma Kitchen of this ctly, whose betrothal and ap proaching mar rln ge were recently announced will be complimented w H b a shower to be given t his evening at Wallowa by Miss Vir ginia Hunter. Camp Fire Group On Hiking Trip - The girls of the Pukwnna Camp Klre group hud a heap of fun last evening when they took a hike out to Pine Cone crimp, two miles west of La Orande on the highway. Af ter reaching the camp they had a swim In the lank and later pre pared a picnic supper. Mrs. It. I' . Tyler Is guardian of Ihe group. Henry Mason May has decided to get away from it all for a little rest, like Messrs. Sinclair und Capone, , La Grande. Ore., Grace Bid. I 41)5 AdutiiM, HOYS' SHIRTS X . -, 1$ K fl R w te; o A f km New as.orinient of Hoys rns Shirts. Prints. Mroad cloths in strip-'-ff and fancy patterns. G9 - 79 - 08 Girl, 16, Is Victim Of Auto Accident . ' SALRM, Ore., July' Iti (API M Helped toulcnhurg. 10, was killed on the Kalcm-Pnyton hlghwuy neuV her home , in Vnionvalo Monday evening when the nutomohilc In . which she was ling skidded and ove,'tur np(i In the gravel. She and uiif" inner gn none 01 wnom "' Injured. st.ni.l lng on the running hoard. Ar lona fluhser. driver of the car. and her young hrolher were not Injured Mildred Stout enburg was the daughter of . M r. a nd M rs. Ttoy Stoutenburg a pioneer family. She was horn In Lake county. TWO lll.OOl) Tlt.WNl't'SIOXK WASHINGTON, .Inly 111 (AIM- Improving and was "apparently in no immediate danger." J - Senator .lines had his first transfusion the nithi after ihe operation and the other one. yester day. K exults from both were said to he saiisfaciory. ' fatally i.m ki:d PORT-LAND. Ore., July Hi (AP) Lelad D. Kenton, ti. superin tendent of the Terminal Ice and SJorage company at (iresham, was fatally injured yesterday after noon when he fell from a. stacker In tll lllfint Wll'iLrtlKr Din nAmoitl floor' head first and sustaining a fractured skull. Kenton was the son of nr. and Mrs. Hicks C. Ken ton of Port la ml, and leaves a widow and youiiK daughter. IMKfi OK l.H IUi;s SALIN'A, Kas., July Hi (AP) Jack HiKhdecker, pilot of the air plane which crashed here Sunday nfuht, killing David SpUlman and Stuart S. ICelley, passengers, died In a " locat hospital early today, from internal Injuries received in the plane's fall. HiKhdecker Is survived by his widow and a 4-day-old Infant ai Alta Vista, Kas. , IWI.li IS l'ATAI. SAJjK.M, Ore., July Hi (AP) Felix Wei man, fiL was instantly killed here yesterday when a scaf fold on which he was standing to paint a house collapsed. He fell heart foremost upon a concrete 'driveway , Traffic eoriKevdlon In Pails has become ti eilou.s worry to'the olfy government, ...'! Announcements I'ryvdal HebeUah lod-e will have! installation of officers Wednesday evening at lite Odd Kellow's hall j at eight o'clock, Light refresh- i ments will be served following the' nutting. Ofi'icerH extend li special invitation to all Kebekuhs w)io may be visiting In l.a Urande this sum- tm,r .,,( mpn1on particularly lhnK who are en one titl with Ihe nor- mal school. L. S. of the M. of L. K. and K. will meet tonight at 7 ::m o'clock at the K. of P. hall. All members are urged to atlen I. Itei'i cshmenls . will be served. ' ) The Loyal Sisters Aid or the1 Chui-ch of Chrisl will meet tomor- row afternoon at the park ut. one , o'clock for a picnic luncheon. Knob ( one is asked to br ing her own , dishes and a covered dish, I Bit i 1 j. 1 $fiJi 1 i she's "Miss West Palm Heath" now hut the judges in a beauty ?ufieam Hoon to be held In her city may decide he is the most beau tltul or Kloridu girls and muna her "Florida's Queen of KIowwb." She is Margaret Campbell, a bac teriology Hludent at Florida Statu I College for Women, and Is hold ing too tuii umi is o ne given me dinner, site's a brunci und just 18. Kingsf ord-Smith's Plans Not Definite I.O.VIiON, July Hi (AP) Cap tain Charles Kingsfoil-Kmith and iiis three companions do not know yet whether they will attempt a westward crowing of the Atlantic in Hie Soul hern Cross, in which they have just flown from Austral ia to Kngland. Leaving today for Amsterdam where l he plane Is being recon ditioned. Cant a in Kinirsford-Kmith 'wild- "Aflei vn tmn linvv I lie lil.'ille is and the weather and considera tions we will decide, probably next week." ; , V '- Pretty Close to Polo Pn Hilda's most northerly gov erinin'tit oitice is ut Ilaehe peuin suln, Kllesniere Inland. 7!l detrrees (H niiniiles norih Inlilude, wllhlu MM) miles of ihe pole. Chest writers often fail (o catch the spirit of the thing. HHAlrif I ki:i:p vi:i Dr. Belle Myers Chiropractor Honrs to 5 & 7 cQ Because you can allow Snowdrift to get so hot that it will scar the food almost at once and yet there will be no smoking, no scorching ... as the cooking experts say, Snowdrift docs not "break down" at ordinary frying heat With Snowdrift vou can prepare delicious piping hot French fried potatoes or croquettes, the outside lightly fried, the inside thoroughly cooked and with rcasouahle care there'll be very little smoke in your kitchen. Snowdrift can be used over and over too, for it doesn't absorb odors. lie new three pouud and six pound buckets are decidedly couvfLueut, and easy to spoon from. , vi:dm:si.y rno;it.iis The NiLllonul lirou.l.-t.HtiliK com pany program I'or Wt-.llH-K.luy lliffllt follows: 7 ::(.., Hi.lulalku orchestra; K, Kou.ls lo Itomunc.-: 8:3(1, Hill Hilly Hoys; 9, SIlc.U; 1(1, minstrels; II to 12. dance music. The American Hron.lcnHlinff company program for Weilnesday niKht follows: K. $t:iloii orchestra; tt. John uml Net); !l::i(, CaperK withi Rhythm Aces; 1(1. sleepy time; 11 to 1?, Ithylhm Ac.-h. HOW (02(1 Uc) , Nllf;' 8:30, ( .slmlio: 1(1, concerl orchestra;' 11 to 12, tlanco Itaml. . - - KI-.W (I IS kc) S lo IS, AHC pro Kram. ' Denver. KOA (s;ia uc) s. concerl; news; I (It.) 1 I, Nltt!. SNl(tllH'. Kill r.:in i..-) 7:sn, Niio; a, features: trt, Amos nn.l Andy; l:ir. to 12, Nllf. KUA (HI ke) S lo 12,, AHC program. . , t San I-'i'IUK-Im-o. . ' Kl'rt (tisn ke) S, Nllf;' !1, feat ures: !l::lo. Tomtnv and Itnh: 10. I .lance music. . Kl-'ltf ((illl ke) S, features: 10 to I, ianc music. - . l,os Alijii'lcs.- - . KI-'I ( (Ha ke) ti, Nllf; S:3(l, stu.lio: hi. Nllf KNX (llir.ll kc) S. features:, "1 0 1 to I, .lance music. .. ; ' ! Null l.nki' (Siy. I Kl. (I uii kc) S::i(i, renturns; 9,' slmlio; III, Nllf. j Oaklnii'.l. . I KI.X ' ' (ssii kc) . s, edilcalional hour; II, stu.lio: in, featured. . I KdO (71KI lie) S, Nllf; S:3ll, Three Hoys; 11:3(1, (pllutet and con. trallo; 111 to II, dance orchestra.. Seattle. . I K.IU (!I7(I kc) S to 12, AHO pro- Kin 111. j HOMO (920 lie) S, Nllf; S:3(l, concert; 9:5(1, 'mule tiuarlel; II, news: 11:15, fealnres; ll:-lf. .lo I 2:3a, oriran recital. . Grain Sorghum OnrKn Is u grain sorghum of un known onjriii. it is prohably cross between n saccharine Klumi and a nonMiccluirine Jiluun. Kxcluine. There is no Solomon in 1'nited States senate lohiy, a scon tor. Maybe not, but still is a Moses. Photographi by Wire In 1121 the American Telephone und Tclejrrnph cimipiin.w gnvo the first, pitblie domonslnillon of send- )ujx pljotniynpha by wire between; ) OPvcland nnd Nnw-Ttirk. Two old Virginia carriages from colonial days have joined Henry h'ord's collection tit Wayside Inn. Stained-Glass Treature The foremost museum collec tion of stained .'lass In ihe world Is nt the Victoria und Albert iiuikciiiii. London. 1.AYS 1.II.Y IIVIIF.MS ,,, . , ,., , I feiE'ifcy '). B Oi 'A Full-vMon, Buncr-aulouiallel W'oHt .InrnliH.in Ill.lcr. I , tiSia ' a jfC Food sears quickly when you fry with Snowdrift raeaa Why does food fried in Snowdrift look to tempting, o delicately brown ? Why la it to tender and delicious inside? Why is it so whole some and digestible ? """ 1 ' "" 1V" 1 && 4$&$,i? l) 5jt f9 I S. 4 Ai ' ' VjrXi . M I i i f-hnrlea toeb of (iileao wanted to express himself in the talkies. 1 Milling io reacn ine casuiiK (iirecur of a sunno at t'liiver i ny, Cat., swiftly anil surely, he literally expressed himself by nailing himself up In a box .marked ."Mutuary" and went to the coast, t'harle.t sahl the only annoyance was w'lwn the expressmen here and there failed to notice the "This side up" sin and stood hint .on his head. And then, jnst as his destination was reached, police found him at Culver City. , ,M AIHtll'H IX IMKIH PA HlH, July 111 (AP) The mtirrlnge of Mrs. HomII Miles, widow of the lale liusil Miles, for mer Ame.rlcun commissioner to Hie Internnlionnl chamber of commer ce, and Colonel H. II. Hogers, New York, millionaire,: tookplac al 1 : :t 0 this morning In Ihe city hall of the. fashionable lUlh district. IMIINCI'.SS l.l'AVKS I'Olt 1IOMI-: LONDON, July Hi (AP) Prln- re Ingrid of Sweden left London , today for her own Stock holm uiilctly after two- months of the VUt or-Radio Console lt-:t Ylelnr-Ktiilln I Men roll. HI sor- ncinl whirl of this capital -s royal I or suing, couiu your ' ! I've stood for the best in music llfPlIjW- .NOW I HAVE fiVO JOBS 17 iM ' Uhe best u, mmic m . ; ftwwp tif fin pi I in mil it) A IV '" ""' 23,1 l ill 'fr'' I !'gwwiipiivT'yt ' ami diplomatic circle. Muring the time she wns here her name alien was linked with t hut of Hie Prhice of Wales its a pos sible future bride of the llrltinh heir. . It was pirt-fectly all right ror Hishop tinuon, the dry crtisiider, hi play the slock market ir he desired to. Not nil of us can do what we want to do, however. It Is reported Oene Tunney al-1 . ready has paid Mrs. l-'ogarty I I 1 finu. Vou could hardly blame '" Use flnsi riiifiioiil -ho Aiwcrieaii IIoeibc has huun waiting for!. Yh, wf liuvc ill DosigntuI hy Victor, built by Victor. TIis miprcmo ncliirvcmerit of iiiuriicnl biHloryt TJii-i i-'b nothing even to upproucli cilhci- Victor-Uiulio perform" unre or Victor Hiinplirity of tuning. Tlic new, -onimct t-ubiiu-ts tire l!i jiiohI exijuiMite tliut Victor Iiuh rvrr jiut out. Prices lire t low you will liurdly hrlicvts them. l!nlcrour i ciiiai kulilc mnall jui) nit-iit liin,you run LaveVictoi. Kailio til once. Orund i-elelirulioii! Meet your friends hcrel Our MTvicn in next door to you, no mailer where you live. SfMM'ial lfcj2a4issiaaiioHS 11 week IIKAIl VICTOii-ElADIO TODAY 178 9 QT S M Arrived Today ' NEW BAXLEY FROCKS ' ;.''; Many new styles to 'select from, in cool summery Wash Frocks. ' ' $1.95 to $5.95 PUTMAN'S La Grande's Exclusive. Ready-to-Wear and Millinery MENUS y Sister Mary waking up on a particularly hot. keepers have the expwienew or walking up on a' partleulurly hot morning to find the cream sour for the breakfast coffee. Tn and of Itself this Is at best Inopportune and at worst a trag edy, but after the immediate neeu for sweet cream is taken cure of this Kiitir . cream will make some soft f special delicacy, Very little other' shortening Is ustmlly required In - enkew made with sour crennu The texture of the cake is fine, the rrum;h is moist and stays so while the taste Is de licious. Soda is used :uh with sour milk. Sour cream salad dressing bus a taste nil ll own und Is particularly good' with fruit salmis. Sour cream frosllng'-ls one-of 1929 Chrysler 65 - 4 Door Sedan This car is of the latest model. Carries new car ' guarantee and regular discount. PerkinsMotor Co. -. Pni- ith Sr Adnnm lnin ROfl ' us "j j the I ! gets J llghl moat satisfactory. It never dry and sugary and Una a di- llghlful and Intriguing tnstw. Sol id cream without a trace of milk must be used for the frosting, y Johnny enke is most noce.ptablo with a cold luncheon of salad and odd meat, (ho Johnny cake being the only hot dish. Less comment Is used In "summer" Johnny cako than In the winter variety, tor comment Is a heat prod uc era add not generally used . during hot weal her. ' t " .'Johnny Cnko , ' One cup sour, creamy I teaspoon soda, t teaspoon salt, 1-3 cup Jl gar, 1 egg, 1 cup white flour, 1'ilS cup cornmca). : ' ' , "''' Heat egg well. Add salt, sugar and. Clour and mix until perfectly smooth,; Add,' cream and com ment. Dissolve, soda In a little boiling water and stir into the but ter the last thing hefnre baking. Pour Into an oiled and floured dripping pan and bake 20 minutes In a moderate oven. m m m EM. km- 2 .'"K-- "In Music We Iarf." llll Adams,
