La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 24, 1929, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, -October 24, 1929. LA. GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, IA GRANDE, ORE. Pape Three Society News L Announcements 0, E. S.- District ' Meeting Will Be Held Here Nov. 2 IM:uiH lire being miide by Hope rhapU'r No. 13 of tlio Order of KiiwU-rn Sliir for u. dUtrlct meet ing which la to be held here. No- , vein bur 2, (Vuturiiip the official visit of Mm. Kliznbeth Tipton, worthy grand imitrun of Oregon. i 'haiitcra of Cove, Union, Elgin, nnd La Grande will be included In tin' Kcasion. Each chapter will exemplify Honioturt of the work. Tlio meeting will ho held In the Ma. sonic temple. One new nieinber waH Initiated into the local chapter lal evening when they held their regular busl-iii-KH meel ing, presided over by M vh. ilazel Urahuin, worthy ma tron, v t .' Charming Bridge ." Dinner Last Night Mr. and Mrs. It. I. Poarch were host and holesa last evening nt a charming dinner bridge ut their , home on Main avenue. High tal ly was won by Dr. and Mrs. Hay Murphy with six tables at 'play. The homo was arranged - with llallow'en us the theme of the decorations. . Mrs. Dan Tanner t Hostess to Club Helomalo Bridge Club Entertained Members of the Alitzi club spent a pleasant afternoon at the home of .Mrs, Dun Tanner Tuesday with three tables at play. Honors fur high score were won by Mrs. Itlchard Claycomh. Con solation was awarded to Mrs. H. N. Ash by. Guest prizes were pres ented to Mrs. W. H. Safford for higi:. score, and Mrs, V. V. Gus tison for consolation. 1 lelightful refreshments were served in a setting of Hallow'en colors. The club will meet again In two Weeks' with Mrs. 1 A. Ep llng. Loyal Sisters Aid . In Regular Session A moating of the Loyal Sisters Aid of tlte Christian church war lield yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Nolan Skiff with Mrs. Llarry Sundoz assisting, A business meeting was held presid ed over by Airs. George Koches ter.Y.president. About members were- present. ' Tlallowe'en motif was" feat ured in. the decorations and the delirious refreshments that were served during the afternoon. The. next meeting wilt be Nov. , 2n nt the home of Mrs. IS. I,. Put nam. ' Give Program For P.-T. A. Meeting Members of the Central 1 'a rent Teacher .association will meet to morrow afternoon at 2:45 o'clock in the basement of the M. I. A. hall with .an unusual program.'; , Jrtiss Imogene. Itussell's room will give u piiislcal number. The Itev, d. George Walfc will talk on vlmi (he school can do for the lioilcv anil what the home can do , for the school." A piano solo will be jdayed by Jane , Havens croft. Dr. V.. S. Itinehart will speak on the relation of a child's teeth to his health. This is the first of a series of talks v. will givw to the organization. Mrs. C. S. Moore will sing a vocal selection. I Hiring t he afternoon Mrs. Mel'herson will give a report on the recent Parent-Teacher eon venltou which she attended at ( rants Pass last week. A brief ImsineKs meeting will precede the prugrti in. 1 Simple Pleasant Way To Lose Fat i How would you like to lose 15: pntiiwls of fat in a month and at j I he f mine I hue Increase your en- j .rgy and Improve your health? ) Mow would yo.i like to lose n load 01' unhealthy fat that you don't need and don't want and al j the sme time feel better than 1 you have for years? ; I low would you like to Iohp your double chin and your too I imminent abdomen and' at th Sinn- '.time make your skin so rh-an and clear that It will coin pi t admiration? ' Mow 'would you like to gel yuur wtdght dnwn to normal and nt the same time develop that urge Tor artlvlly that makes work a pleasure nnd also gain in am bition nnd keenness of mind? Get on the scales today nnd see how touch you weigh then get en S5 cent bottle of Krusehen Sriltn which will last you for 4 weeks; Take one half teaspoon -f:d in a glass of hut water every iMorntiiH and when you have fin ished the contents of Ibis first luiitb- weigh yourself again. Now Ton can laugh nt tin peo ple who pay hundreds of dollars to lose a, few pounds of fat now vou will know the pleasant way to lose unsightly fut nnd you'll also) l iiow that tin; vitalizing iwltn .f KriisrhVn (Salts that your' .blood, nerves nnd glunds must have to function propirly hiive j oieKented you with glorlou i health. ; After that you'll want to wnlk around and say to your friends one S.r cent bottle of Kruschen Salts is worth one hundred dol lars of any. fat person's money. Lending druggists America over soli Krust-hen Sails you can al iivs ict M.-J 'Jrea rur ; Mrs. Delia llarnden was liostess to the members of the Helomalo Bridge club yesterday afternoon nt her home. High score was .won by Mrs. Clyde Charlton with three tables at play. Second high tally was won by Mrs; John Grucllnh. A dainty two-course luncheon was served at u long table nt- tractlvely decorated in Hallowe'en colors with a Hallowe'en center- pieco and ' orange candles held in black holders.. The home dec orations followed the same theme with lovely bouquets of flowers. Miss Davis And , Mr. Kirby Married ; , At a quiet wedding ceremony the nuptials for Miss Nellie Davis of La Grande and Walter S. Kirby of J,os Angeles were solemnized Tuesday afternoon nt 3 o'clock at the Baptist church by the He v. B. Marcus Godwin. The - church wus decorated with clusters of flowers and autumn leaves., ' Miss Annctta Johnson, and Deen Davis, brother of the bride acted us bridesmaid and best man. Mr. and Mrs. Kirby will make their homo in Porllund for the present. . . W. B: A. Plans For Hallowe'en Party Members- of the V. 11. A. lodge met Tuesday evening' with their new president, Mrs. Mildred Slush-' presiding. At their regular bhsiness meeting they made plans for Hallowe'en party of the West- way cluh which was to be held this Kriday, but has been post poned until next Monday evening,' October 28. ' They also discussed arrange ments -for the anniversary meeting to be held Nov. 12, when a class of about 17 will be initiated. Mrs. Julia" Ward, of Portland, and Mrs,. Adalaide Packard, of Pendleton district deputy, will attend this session. They will also have program and refreshments at this meeting. . All members of W. B. A. are Invited to attend the Hallowe'en party at the home of Mrs. (Maude .. Maekey. 2013 Klrst street, next Monday evening at S o'clock, giv en by the Westway club. Prizes will be awarded for the best cos tumes, and everyone attending must be masked and costumed. I Ladies Auxiliary . Meet, Wednesday Members of the ladies auxiliary to the Kagles lodge met in tins ICagles halt yesterday afternoon for the purpose of tying quills. Kollowlng the meeting of the l- O. K. this evening there "will be a program and refreshments. The Baker lodge will be guest of the. local organization this even ing. - The meeting of the Girls Mis sfonary society of the Methodist church' which was to have been held Krlday evening at the home of Miss Atha Dnmercll, has been postponed for one week on ac count of Miss Damerell's absence from La Grande. . The Itiverlu Purent-Teaehor as sociation will meet Friday eve ning. October 2fl. at 7:30 o'clock in Lane Chapel for a sociul meet ing. , 1 - The next dunce' of tho Good Times Dancing club will lie nt the La Grunde hotel. Oct. 29. The "Parent-Tencher association of Island City will meet In reg ular session Friday afternoon nt 2:30 at the Island City school. The children will have charge of the program, ' The Central Parent-Tencher as sociation will meet Friday after noon at 2:30 In the basement of the M. I. A. hull. This is u very Important meeting, officers say. MENUS the roll to chill. 1 1 Cut in slices about one-half Inch thick and serve with a garnish of whipped cream. Dates are a natural sweet, per fectly harmless for children. Since the nuts are very Tlnely chopped, there Is practically no danger of their being indigestible ?or children. ' Graham crackers are the chil dren's "own" nnd marsh maj lows are a pleasant confection. - Cream is one of the most easily digested fats. So taking the roll in whole or In part, H's an Ideal dessert for children ns young ns five years of age. Caution Needed During Fall, Is Word to Drivers driver that reqelres a quick stop. I.UiHTIIOVSK MAX IUOVXT;i) Tho best practice is to leave the clutch engaged, apply tho brakes with increasing pressure at tho same time accelerate the speed of tho motor with the hand throttle, as the car blows down decelerate. Increase the brake pressure and re lease the clutch Just before bring ing the ear to a full stop. "If these Instructions are fil-. lowed the chance of side slipping or skidding will bo reduced to a minimum. The action of leaving tho clutch engaged keeps tho car moving forward enmigh to prevent tho leaves from piling up tn front of the wheels, which happens when tjio wheels are locked.'' By Sister Mary . An excellent Ice-box dessert for children that is festive enough to take the place of Ice cream for a! birthday party Is found In "Grtt- i ham Cracker Hull Supreme." Kach slice can be decorated with birthday candles. Kach small guest In turn blows out thovcondles on his dessert u nd nuikes a, wish for, the small host or hostess. . . The dessert Is not too . rich nnd has the advantagu ut being prepar.-. ed the day before wanted. , It also nnswers for both ice cream and cake, i' ' Graham Crudicr Iloll One pound graham crackers. 1 pound dates. Vj pound inarshmal--lows, 1 cup white ineais. cream. . Wash and stono dates.-Any kind of nuts except peanuts'can be used. Put crackers, dates., nuts nnd mnrshmnllows through lu food chopper', alternating the- Ingredi ents to prevent chopper from be coming clogged. Turnihtd'a largo mixing bowl and workf with a wooden spoon, adding cream to make mixture moist enough to hold together. Shape ii to a roll about three and one-half Inches til dia meter and nut on a platter. Put in refrigerator to chill and become firm. Allow at least 12 hours for - BICTROIT, Oct. 24 Kail, the season of beu itlful foliage enliven ing the country side with plctures due scenery hued in all the shades of yilow-s, browns, reds, and tans, brings with it a message that should spell caution to the motor ing public, it is said, it is nature's signal of the approaching rest per lod and precedes the -dropping of the leaves which are pushed from the stems us the succeeding buds set preparatory to their reign In Uo spring. v As these leaves fall and .cover the roads they make for moro dif ficult driving for all but those who lire prepared by a proper know ledge of correct use of their car brakes under any condition. . "Hudson Motor Car Company en gineers, vho have established the precedent of carrying on their experimental tests under actual driving conditions, have made an exhaustive, serins of tests to deter mine correct brake operation when driving over wet fallen leaves. The Instructions that they have Issued on-correct brake operation during the fall while the leaves are on the ground are of interest to nil driv ers. , . "This fal ' when approaching a stretch of highwny covered with fallen leaves, tho brakes should be applied gently to prevent skidding. Leave the clutch engaged so that the motor will continue to turn tho rear- wiieels sufficiently to maintain the forward motion of the car. As the brakes begin to slow the ear down, Increase the pressure gradually and release the "clutch Just before coming to a full, .stop. A leaf .covered stretch of highway will often present a slt untiun to even the most careful r 5i.eN I 1 Vjfjx ARCADE 3 Days StaitiiiK Sunday .SAY IT WITH SONGS DAVEY LEE Greater Than --"The Singing Fool" CIlll.l.V IN I'KNlHiri'OV I'KNDI.IOTOX. Ore., Out. '-i (AI) The nu'reury lilt tlio Hkicl.s lat night and nuvo tills n.'Klon the first frost of tho scusun.. The bubble hit I'll dPKrcps, the lowest of 111 fall period. Carhart Union Made Overalls Acasoline MSm. HD3 Our Great "NEWCUSTOMER" SALE of famous ALLEN-A Hosiery is now on Newest Styles . . . Newest Shades at 20 Reductions We have received a fresh stock for this "New Customer" Sale. From sheerest Chiffon to Service weights. Only the very newest Fall and Winter shades . have been included. And every style is guaranteed first quality. This event ends next Monday. Until, then our complete stock of Allen-A Hosiery is reduced 20'A . All $1.95 Grades at $1.55 All $1.50 Grades at $1.19 All $1.00 Grades at '. ' .79 Cinderella Frock Shop V1CTOK1A, It. C, Oct. 2-1 (Al) S. Warren, lighthouse Keeper at lOntranee Island. Quatslno .Somul. west coast of Vaneouver , Island, was drowned yesterday when his huat trlruek a rock and capsized while he was rowing out to a ship for mull. The body was recovered. Tho Soviet government h a s abolished Sunday. That ought to bo anv economy on automobile fenders, anyway. 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