La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 10, 1929, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextThureclay, October 10,' llrJil LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Three Society News llO UiVi-11 (Vcto)KT IS. Mi-s. Khclt. !.'rceil dainty re freshments to tin 11 member present.- The next meeting will he Nov. 13. with Mr, t'. H. Ciolrten In her homy lit Cellar street will) Mrs. Iny nKslslClff. Reception Honors Visiting- . Artists Wednesday Nig'ht; A 1 flight f nl rri!io:i In lioimr i of the. four inli'i'c.-liilK' ninlf harm- Ing jii'UhI.s. .Mis. S'lHU 1-Vnnull ripi's. lluhrrt Soifnaon, Ah-xiinder ; tlm ln, it nl I'Vnlinnntl Konnul, j wlnb n-(-nti:(l u ,"ph'itsliijf, AveH-r-, rtlvol concert here last i-wiitus. wufi hi'ttl :it tin- htihii' of lr. ami' .Mm. Alfn-d 1.. Ith-lianlson with Mr. ! u ml M is. l-lal ltohn nkamp ussisi tillt llci.St iliul hnslts i llm spon sors of tho cpiai'ti-t'rt playing lu-rc. .At art1 ullrui-liwly appointed tali! ct-nti-i'cd u;llh a cliifti'i' of phil ami lavcndiir nateis ami luvtsnlar tap irs,, a dainty t wo-cour.s liim-ln-on wtHl served with .Mrs. Adolph S'.r Kvivl anil Mrs. Auk. J. Stance st'i vlntf ami pourhiK- Assisting thoin wmv Mrs. W. f. IN i kins. Mis. Hay I-'. Slilrphy. Miss i-uilly Sit'jfi'is', Mlns MjrKUorito McCili-nnliiK. Miss t'lirlnm Mulit'r. Miss Huth (leilud, MIks Alyio Cook a id Mbss H- l n ami Harriet Clli-nn. Mrs. Apperson Is Guest Of D. A. R. Tim (li-antlo It undo chapti'i- of ! the Imimhlors of .lhi Aiui'rlcan 1 Involution enVrhUniM Mr, K. j Apiiri'son, slate n'Kt'iit of the or-! Kanl.Mliini at luncluMin yrstt rday at i Ihe La (ii-andc lioitsl. j Following thf lum-lmon a nu i't-! was held at the lionm of Mrs. f lU'ltt i t Kakin, when M is. Apprr- j son told of her- lecvnt vis;; to Washington. 1 . ('., where she at tended the. national roniVrenee of l. A. U.' She dfscrlhed the beau tiful Imlhlinxs owned there by the I). A. H. and told nf tin work Of1 the national orKanixntlon. j jist evening -Mrs. Apprr.son was! tho honor KUe.-t at a dinner Riven ; under auspices of ihe lueal eliup- ! ter. She h-ft thi morning on her j way 10 naKer. J li is is an annual journey she i;al;en to Master:! Oio- gnu each fall. A. G. S. Reception Honors Mothers The Associated Kill Students were hostesses yesterday afternoon at a charming reception In the high ta'ttool auditorium tn honor of their 'mothers with a very Ifirge attendance. I.e:ia Iniekett, president of thi A. CJ. S.. Introduced Mildred ItloJc Jand chairman t tin program" committee. At ha I ia morel I played u piano rolo. Joyce Cusjck and Margaret Milne, acconipiinied by Kdiui 'Uuw- try, ontc-rtatncil .with a violin duet. 'Mildred-Ca.te Wfiiuttiih-ni MIsh Toweiy sang a veal solo, and a clever pantomime "A Tea f'a'rty of the' Nineties." was Riven by Phyllis J)u:m. Alice Inlow. and June Unvenscrofl. Miss Diickett told the mothers about A. (1. S. and Introduced the officers, chairmen and class rep resentatives. Durinif Um reading Of llie creed, Ao motto: "llonor. Ser vice and 1'Ylrndship" was H'pre wnled In paTitomime by three KT oups of Rirls cninjinsed of Vir ginia McWilliams, (Gladys ltoberts Mnmarel Davy. Marwaret Anth ony, J.enore Putnwui. Mae Kllza belh Cooper, Harriet Kin;;leton. and Helen Uostock. 1 n n color scheme of red and yellow, refreshments (were served ,bv Mrs, Uerthn Hays and Mrs. J. 'l. l.onKfi'llow with Huth Aldrleh and i:the) Harndcn nsslslinn:. Has- RELIEF FROM CURSE OF CONSTIPATION A Itnttle Creek physician says: "Constipation is responsible for more misery than any- other cause." Hut immediato relief lias been found. A taldet called Uexall Or derlies lias been discovered. Thii tablet attracts water from the sys tem fut o the lazy, dry evacuating bowel called the colon. Tho water hiosens the dry food waste tind causes a gentle, thorough, natural I movement witho-.it forming a hab- I it or ever increasing the dose. . Hlop sufferhiir from constipution Chew n Hnxall Cirderlie at nlffht t Next i day bl ight. Get 4 for 25i today at the nearest UexatI Prug Store. fll:i I rncs, 1 nf. Ad kets of autumn flowers and vines and jack o'laHerns were arranged about the stape, 1 (icnerul arranrments were Ln cIiHrge of Miss Uuckelt. Knmces Do I. miff, Jacqueline O Urian, Misi Cnde, Iris Hutibi-s. and Mary l.ou Pjper. Assistlnir them were the fol lowing clutirnieii and their com mittees: Mildred Hlokland. Carolyn Gray. Uuby folk, Julia Smith. Mil dred Arnett. MarRUtet Milne, Nora Siller, and Mabel Hcrry. ' Birthday Party At P. J, Lilly Home At a jolly birthday party In hon or of her Ki'i'nd daughter. Keuti StrinKhani, .Mrs. P. J. Lilly was hostess nt her home assisted by M i s. I ewey 'oop'er and M i s. I.. Garrick. A two-course luncheon was serv ed, and a larse birlhday cake Kllt tered with four candhs. Many birthday presents were received by Miss Slrintrlmm. Guests present .were: Nadine Wiles. Pallas Cooper. Iteverly Jean Milliliter. Hurnard Hurnett, and Hobby Strliitfham. Missionary Group Meets Wednesday Mrs. K. 1L Kehdrick on Cove avenue was hostess to Ihe Woman's Foreign Missionary society 'of the Methodist Kpiscopal church Wed nesday afternoon with Mrs. 11.. W,. l-lhton presiding. The lesson was" coucorninff the Pentecost, the birthday of the church. After tho business session delicious refreshments were serv ed. The next meetl!!? will he with Mrs. T. 10. Piersnn on N live- Mrs. Jack'son Honor Guest At Dinner Mrs. Carrie Jackson was the honor ku si at a dinner given by the members of Hope Chapter No. 13 of the Order of Kaslern Star, last evening- in ihe dining room of the I .a Grande hotel. Mrs. Jackson it associate grand matron and dep uty for ihe worthy grand matro'i of the Order of Kaalern Star of Ore gon. Arnold Hob, popular cowboy singer, entertained with selections at the dinner. A session at S o'clock in the Ma sonic hall featured the regular rit ualist ic s M-viees. following which Mrs. Jackson gave a very interest ing talk. Out-of-town members present were Mia. Hrown. Mrs. Hoss. Mrs.. Itlshop and l T. Jackson from linker. Mildred Unborn, of Klgln. and a few of her officers. Luncheon Club Is Entertained tinted by Mis Vlrginl'l S:iquetto, accompanied by Miss Towery. A delicious luncheon was served to iibout ift members In attendance. Mrs. Packard left Ibis morning on her way to Pcndleion. alter spend lug yes; onlay 1 Gritide. St. Mary's Society Plans Reception Plans wore completed for the uale ot the hope chest made by the St. Mary's Altar society and ar rangements were niHtle for the re ception to be given Catholic stu dents attending- the Normal school at its meeting yesterday in the l.a Grande hotel upurtimMU of Mrs. II, M. Hay. who whs assisted by Mrs. J. C. Gulling. The next meeting will be at tho home of Mrs. William Peare Wed nesday, h't. 23. when the1 study chili will begin. An Informal dis cussion of the foreign Mission will he the 'topic of the coming gathering. Announcements The Luncheon club wa delight fully entertained Tuesday afternoon at the a Grande hotel with Mrs. H. M., Hay as hostess. 1 i version of i he aft ernoon was bridge. Mrs. Chase Hohnenkamp winning high tally. Mrs. Flusher New W. B. A. President Division A Plans For Annual Dinner Wednesday afternoon Division A of the l.oyal Sisters of the Chrlst tlan church met at the home of Mm Mil Khell. Mrs. I lurry Sanduz presided nt tho session, begun by a prayer by Mrs. It. 1,. Put:iam.a Following the business routine plans were made for their annual chicken dinner to Two members were InttiateiLlnto the Wonien's Benefit association at the meeting Wednesday evening, and five others will become mem bers at the next regular gathering. Mrs. Mildred Kl usher was elec ted president following the resig nation of Mrs, Mary Synhorst. Mrs. Ada Goeck was chosen to fill the position of vlcft president. J )islrlct. 1 )eput y M rs. Adtilalde Packard attended the session and instailed the officers after they wore elected. An entertaining program consist ing of musical numbers. was pres ented. Mtss Helen Shilling accom panied by Miss .launlta Siuzlnger, sang a vocal solo. A piano selec tion was played by Miss Kdna Tow ery. and a clever dance was pres- The Wonien's Missionary society of tho Presbyterian church will moot at tho ciliui;ch tomorrow af ternoon at 2:30. Mrs. II. 11. Cleav er Is chairman of thv host ess com mittee, a:id Mis. I,. B. Moo will have charge of tho program. Members of the Art Research" cluli who are preparing topics, are urged by officers U work as much as possible at the lihi-ury. The high school girls of thu Methodist church will be entertain ed at a supper tomorrow, Friday evening at tho homo of Mis. l. F.. Tyler,, t.ho missionary society to bo organized during tho evening. Air girls, of. high sehool ago an.v invitud, and al) are asked to phomj: Mrs. Tyler before noon on Friday If they plan to attend. All members of the Crys'.al He-' bckah lodge are requested to meet at t he lodge room Friday after noon at 1:30 to attend the funeral of .Sister I. i.xlc. Puckelt. The ser vices will be. hold. Friday afternoon, at Snod grass and Zimmerman at 2:mi. hft'akfast i" " rict omelet. 'I It is is excellent for school chil-i dren. since it's hearty and ot high food" value. Served with a tomato sauce, the whole furnishes all the, elements necessary ' for proper , nutrition, Crisp toast phi I'M be Included In the brea k'at menu lor the sake of the tooth if for.no other reason. Dentists tell us tiiat the teeth need exercise quite as much as the muscles of the body. Tile rice shoul dbe cooked the night before, if this is .lone, the omelet Ik not difficult to prepare. No extra time is vei'iulred in the morning for the cooking of break fast since the rice omelet cooks :is quickly as way omelet. Ithf Onuict One cup cooked rice, 1 cup milk, I -3 teaspoon salt, l -S tea spoon pepper, 3 tablespoons but ter. 4 eggs, Went milk and ndd cooked dec, two tablespoons butter and salt and pepper. Heat well and add the well beaten yollis of eggs". Fold in whites of eggs beaten un til stiff and dry. Melt remaining tablespoon of butter in a hot Iron spider or omelet pan. Turn pan until thoroughly coated with hut tor ami make siz.ling hot. Pour In omelet mixture and let cook on top of stove for two minutes to brown the bottom. Then cook in n hot oven until well puffed and firm to the touch. Fold and turn out till a Ihu platter. Servo with tomato sauce or fresh tomatoes cut in slices and broiled. S:.0oil.inu has resulted from fire that swept over K42.0UU acres of forest lands tills senuon. The forest ry service sahl this does not ta!o into account flam age to young -tree growth, water slu-d protection, ami game anU recreation values, nor the eNpond iture of $3,o:U.iMirt from the fire suppression fund. Tho total num ber of fires started was reported al 1 !i up tn a nd including Ot t. I . William Miller. 7fi, lost in tho (was found near Ihe Uigur Crocker woods Monday while hunting deer, j place yesterday. Thirty men had wilh his brother. Alfred Miller. been searching for him. FIXI) LOST MAY WAI.DI'OHT, Ore.. Oct. 10 AP) ra - If I S3" T" 1 Descrihing'Couscs ancf Effects of Fire Damage To Forests $3,01)0,000 WAKIIINUTON. 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Call at our display room or phone for our representative, today. FBlIGIDAiatK MOIli; Til AX A . MILLMOX IX VSK JESSE ROSENBAUM New Foley lildg, La finmdi' Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co. linker. Ore. Buy Your . . : . Furs Now at the FUR SHOWING Held by the Baker Fur Co. of Seattle and Hollywood Starting Friday Oct. 11th Offering tlie largest and most 1 complete selection of choice Fur Coats and Scarfs shown in La Grande this year nt ex-, ceptioiially reasonable, prices. The Fur Coats consist of the latest styles in Hud son and Alaska Seal, Caracul, Muskrat light and dark, Russian Pony, Japanese Mink, Russian Squirrel, Hair Seal, Scaline and others. to; , f 1 FUR COATS ns low as FUR SCARFS from $110.00 $37.50 uP Fur Scarf s in Fox and Wolf in the latest shades. The finest quality and workmanship has for years made linker Furs the best Fur investment. A deposit will hold your selection Repairing or Remodeling Will Receive Expert Advice and Attention Now v. r- vM'iv.'.. w-.- few .,,..1 ..,,.,',1 ;', ,, ,',...., '; PUTMAN'S La Grande's Exclusive Rcady-to-Vear and Millinery Dairy men Consider Breed Secondary to Breeding Only a small proportion of the dairy animals on the nation's farms are pure lived or evun good grades. Therefore, tho activities of Breed Associations in raising livestock standards are a real service to tho farming industry. F'ach association seeks development of tho breed it favors. Vet in those expo sitions whenever the breeds arc shown together the friendly spirit of rivalry which exists evidences the realization that breeding conn Is rather than breed. Hurh Ik thr n I mojihlu'iv iHTYinllnK "'f lnlry ilivllon of tho Pacific. j InO'i'iuilloniil l.lvi'Hlnrk KxpoHltinn, Anmlnl nt which will Im hcM iW I'firlllllnl. (Ili'KOil. Ocl. :'1-Nnv. '2. Here c:in be m-cn Anii'l'lcn'H lint-Mi a:id Im-ki .lalry iinhnalH anil knowlcilm- nhlalnc.l how p'.irc-brcilM i niakc popslhlc liifrcuHiliK iiroihiclUni anil i.i'ofltM. lllhcr cxhlhllH ln- clii.lc lli-cf Calll.'. IUii-hck, Hhcci. Hok. (lualfi. l''oxi'H anil Poultry; ' ulno i Dally, Manurnclnri'i-H' anil l.anil I'rnililrlK Siiowm: Muy.H' anil UIi'Ih 'lnl ! Work 1-KlilhltH; ImluHlrlal KxiniKitlim; anil worM-rcnowncil llor.se ! Show. Illin.min pri-ml arc nff.-ic.l of which amount $14.50 Is ! for italry cattle cxhlhltH cxchlHlvcly. , The Ijt (li-arnlc National llank knows from iucvIohn cxn'rlcnrc (hat . Infoi million of ImmcfiN.iialilc vahlc can lie ohtulticil at thlH ureal fclyl' ' Mtoek clanFic. l-'or IIiIh reason we Hay tn i-very larmer, ".Make fivety effort lo atteinl the l-AiiiiHlllen." ' i , .- J- La Grande National Bank r"""'F"" ii 1,1 1,1 MXJ.1..P. :"i iVmmW t ifn mj MANY BARGAINS Used Cars. Sue them on our Used Cat1 Lot. Larison Chevrolet Company A Six tn th Prltn l(unrTt nf tlic Four 1414 ADAMS AVENUE PHONB ' MAIN 1