La Grande evening observer., March 17, 1930, Page 3, Image 3

Monday, March 17, 11)30
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Pace Three
I Weekend Guests .
; Complimented At'
' Dinner' Parties
Mr. iiinl .Mis. Frank (lullllum.
WiM'Ki'tnl Kiu-.siM (ln this city from
Wlsei were the Inspiration for
two delightful dinners in lu-ir hon
or, on til ln homo of .Mr, Oxvil
lliUU'H SlshT. Mrs. K. W. Anderson,
Sutnrdiiy evening; tin other yes'ier;
liny at iht liouif of Mi-hih1 .Mrs'.,
(i. It. Williams on Seventh strert.'
' Pinner was served' at I o'clock
S-illrlay at tin- WlMlahlH home wi'.li
9 covers laM for elht, Arranjjcmt-nts
were in a jri n ami white color
scheme.
.Mr. Cwllliam had beta in Cali
fornia returning home as far as
I,a Cirundc liy train where .Mm,
. (iwllllam and their children met
tl 1 til. While here l hey were tfllesls
of his pcroiils, .Mr. aitu Mrs. It. I
(I w II tin m. Kaiiy yesterday after
noon they U-fi on. their way home.
.Mr. ('(William Ishe mayor of Wel
ser. '
Jolly Birthday
Party on Friday
At n jolly Idrlhday party honor-j
In her daiiKhter, .Marguerite!,
eleventh birthday, .irs. II. U.
Trowbridge wan hostess Yldny nf
teruoon al Iter home on Second i
street. Six girls, members of the
fil'ih and sixth grades at the Saen-d
Heart academy, were guests,
'Cinuii-H,; were played during the i
afternoon, and dnijuy'refreshmcnis !
were urved'. Arra.ii,.meu(s weiv
in a St. I'atrick'H motif.- 1
. Thosi ' ',- present, were: MmjIuU
('hanss.-, Nolu Itae .Mosliy. atli
leeii , ream. Kathleen Huff, Iteilyi
iomhue and I'alrlcia, Leonard. 1
Mrs. Coleman Is
Hostess at Bridge
I In compliment to Mm. W. Ii. Me-'
Donald, .Mrs. S. O. Coleman wu. i
hostess at bridge t her home Fri
day afternoon observing .Mrs. Me
I lonuld's birthday anniversary.
INitled plants formed n pretty de
oi'ulton. Mr. I.loyd .1. KUgvre won hon
ors for bixh tally. I'onsolailon wjk
presented lo Mm. .1. K. Hilary. Mra.
Mcdonald received fftn'M award.
A da tut y luncheon was served
l near ihe close or the afternoon.
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Dean Jameson
Meets Students
MODEST MAIDENS
Trnile Mai-ke Kegistratlon Applied 'or V, H. Patent Office
H'-an Kate Jameson, dean of
women at Oregon i- ate college,
met with the officers, advisors an I
commitieo chai:iiien -jf the Asso
ciated Uirl Students. Saturday
morning. Kach chairman explain
ed the duties of her committee.
M rs. Jameson answered questions
concerning opportunities of col
leges .gave advice ,on courses and
disc.isscd the p roll lei n of "working;
your way through colle "
President Lena Ihickctt present
ed a corsage of flowers a Mm.
Jamison on behalf of the A. tl. S.
Coterie Bridge
Club Entertained
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FEATURING . ... I
... Irma Beck. & Allen Carden , $
; ; David Hiatt & Buddy Reynolds
at St. Patrick' Dance TON IT Eai
I Tin1 Cott'i'ir IIi-IiIk' iluli .nipni-
iors ivi'tn kucnIh of Mr. nml -Mrs.
A. J. (iower .Sitturitay Vvoiiini? at
; thftr limuo with Ihrt'n talilt'M 111
' liluy. Tin. niiitlr of St. I'ltlrU'kx
i was usi'il in ilcroratlon.
liiKli Heuri'H wi'i'i? ninilii by Afrfl.
.1. II. lilch! ami I'. I'. Iliili'lii'ii.i.
.Miss l.ulu .MiNi'o.s loivlvoil (rural
nrim;-;."'nnno(aUtin awarilH woro
nimlo tfi;M'm. C. I'. HiiIi-Ikuh anil
II. v;tft'iencor. ' : 1
A ilulnly two-coiirao luiH'lii'On
wan Hcrrpd luliT In I lip ovoalnir.'
Mr. and .Mm. .1. . i),., Wlll h.i
I10M ami lioHto.ia at llli' ni'xt mi ot
in:;, Mai-cii a.
Z-U-B-E-R II-A-L-L
t(iae)oaitaaaoeaiiaa
Announcements
j The Hible Searehors rlass of tho
; l'resbyierian church will meet with
Mrs. William ('ondit at 1 S4 So,
ond street at i::m o'clock Wednes
day afternoon with Mrs. II. IT.
Cleaver, Airs. , L. McKennon and
Mrs. Charles Thompson assisting
ser. There will be election and In
stallation of officers. All member
are requested to be present.
The l.a' flrande Neighborhood
jrlub wili meet at the l.a ttrande
hotel. V.iosday afternoon, March IS
at two o'clock. Mrs. Walter .M.
Pierce (s program chairman for
this nieethiir null has announced
an Interesting subject: A 'study of
Oreatness In Women as illustrat
ed by the lives of five groat women
and the times in which they lived.
The r S. of. R of ,. K. and
will meet tomorrow evening al 7:;to
o'clock in the K. 1'. hall. AH mem
bers are renuested to be present.
4 1
1 I l- i
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, WW-.- !
ly.ft-f. ,,. . H ..... .. M j
1 teaspoon sugar.
1-4 teaspoon dry mi stard.
1-4 tOHsponn oelery eed.
1-4 teaspoon paprika.
4 tablespoons lemon Juice.
I-S cup. snhwt oil.
2 tablespoons catsup.
2 tablespoons horseradish.
2 laldespoons chill saucu.
Mlx IngivdlentM In !do inoutlied
bottle. Pork lightly nnd shake 'J
minutes. Chill. When ready to
servo shake well ami servo, on head
tettueo or vegetable, salads. I
This dressing will keep Indefin
, ttely If stored In cold place.
Apple. Vndtiiiitf ,
11 llpplPH.
1 1-J cups water.
1 cup Hiitftr.
GOOD TEETH
DEPEND UPON
FOOD WE EAT
Also Important to Choose
i' lftoil That Will Exercise
Gums
8 tablespoons flour.
1-4 teaspoon Halt.
1-1 teaspoon cloves.
j 1 teaspoon cinnamon,
1 teaspoon vnnllla.
' 3 tablespoons butter.
j WuHti, com and pool tho np-plen.
Cover with water and cook In cov
ered pau 10 minutes. Mix. flour nml
sugar and mix with water in which
tho.npplcH huvo been cooked. Hull
1 minute. IMac.n cooked apples in
liuttom of deep buttered haklnft
'dish. Mix rest of Ingredients wttH
. cooked syrup mUturu and 6ur
over upples. Cover with crtmt.
Phildren's Cold
V jfjv Cheeked without
'-iosing."Ruboi
I qVtfi V MILLION JARS USEO YEARLY
(I STATE Theatrel
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Tin- Ule aiiiir. ir hi- 'nls me in illnncr imnln. Ml mri'l"
rharii' ovri'-tlini." . , ,
AVeJJing Ring
is higgeiP than a
list. as your uusdand has been advamaced by
labor lightening services, you toq must banisn
burdens that take your time and sap your strength.
For the modern matron must have freedom
" freedom to become her husband's partner in work
ant! play. Her wedding ring must symbolize a
larger circle; a circle big enough to hold her
hopes ... and his. , : v '
Old-fashioned washday in the home is your
biggest household handicap. You know full well
the worry of washday; the bother of preparation;
, the steam and smell; the heavy baskets to carry;
'aching muscles; jangled nerves; a topsy-turvy
home. And of course you must stay in the house
', a Washday Prisoner.
But a needless prisoner. For there is a way out;
a way that leads from fatigue to freedom. It is a
trajj that millions of women have traveled. And
never would they think of turning back to yes
terday's bother and backache.' A modern laundry
is ready now to lift weary washday out of your
home and out of your life forever'.
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Laundry-washed clothes are cleaner, last longer
and actually cost less than home washing. Begin
this very week to enjoy and profit by the leisure
that the mod6rn laundry has in store for you.
Baptism Held -At
M. E. Church
At Union Sunday
lly V. V. Connor
(Observer Correspondent)
PXIOX (Special) liaptismnl
services were held Sunday morn
liiK at the Methodist church. The
Hew R. .C ee anottneed that ho
would leave for Itolso the first of
the week to attend the district eon
ferene. to be held in the Idaho capital-
"Wednesday and Thursday of
this week. At this meeting minis
ters will lie appointed to finish the
year's work at (.'five and av Grnnde,
he believed.,- Next Sunday, Dr. Ald
rlch, former superintendentof tills
district, will proa eh In' -Union nnd
mm
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STANDARD LAUNDRY CO.
- WIFE SAVING STATION
i The Correct
Eastern Standard i
Time Shows You
Are 10 Minutes i
j Late in Buying j
Your Spring Hat
We started advertising Spring j
Hats the first of February, j
jVe sold a lot of hats and,
brought in more. I
: AH thru February, other men i
kept buying we kept re-or-;
doting but not one word;
'from you. ;
Nov it's getting late we are
still bringing in new shapes;
i and we're wondering why you '
are not here to see them. j
j They're Schoble and Stetson
Hats
They're correct ' j
! They're reasonable ,
; They're ready!
Mr. I,ee will have charge of the
eleven o'clock service In 11 iVirande.
The Vnion I Huh school faculty
jand students were n busy group
( during tho annual basketball tour
nament last week. Ticket sellers, -j
ushers, committees on programs,
and refreshments and various other
jgroAips aided in making tho meet-
ings a success. Over six tlioilsaijd
j copies of programs were printed
' ami distributed during the three
'days of the tournament,
j ltobert JjIiiii, a former student In
jthc local -hljjh school, came -over
from Umatilla to - visit hero and
( attend tho basketball tournament!
I Ho Is a student - in tile Umatilla
j lllgh Hrhnnl this year, ills parents, .
!Mr. and Mi's. Harry Tiinn, arV-ciiow.
living in ort)itnd. Mr. Linn wns
.formerly Ihe Union agent for the
, Kustern Oregon Light and Power
company.
In answer to an invitation from
Union Lodge No. of the I. o.
O. l;.n team..from Pendleton lodgo
will coipa-over from 'the llotimlrllp
city l-'riday, "Mai'ch '"l 'and" bhndlc
four candidates In the l-'irst degree
for the local lodge. On the follow
ing Tuesday evening March 2. the
local Odd 1' ellows and liebekiihs
will entertain the two orders from
lii Ci ramie, Siimmcrvlllc, l-:(gln and
Cove In a joint open meeting. These
two meetings will he held In the
K. P. hall.
jLnVerne Clark and .lane Smith
; two Union girls, and .Louise Lelgh
. ton of Jji., (irande, arrived home
frtnii Oooding, Idaho Sunday after
noon, Mr. Lelghton having driven
over. and brought the three young
women home for the spring vaca
tion. The girls, who are nil stu
dents al (looiHng college, were per
mitted to take 'their term tests a
little early, the regubir tevin not
ending till the Utter purl of this
week. They will return to tin; col
lege Sumhiy, March Hit.
A league socinl wiy held Salur
day evening at the Monetle home
In North 1'n Ion In honor of Irvln
Monette. The family Is -moving
to Ln (irande this week.
Mrs. CJeorge Scibird arrived
home hist week after a two-week
trip Into California. She was joined
by her son in the latter state and
I they made the trip together. ' f
Oeorge AVIiudilp. who has been
local agent for. the Standard Oil
company for the past few years,
has been ordered to lake charge of
the station, at llermistott nnd his
place hero will b taken by Samuel
' Xye of Pendleton. The change will
I be made the first of April.
The Union commercial club and
various business enterprises in tills
'community are vigorously protest
Hug the proposed removal of the
local telegraph station from Union
j by tho Westei n Union company,
, At present the nwilter Is before the
public service commission, nnd a
hearing has been protniHed,
I llernnrd Main waring, represent -i
Ing tho Hn ker Democrat I lerabl,
j was here for most of the tourna
ment, In the Interest of his paper.
I Walter Kurmnn came over from
I Imhler Thurndny nnd Friday nnd
aided the local baud hoys ln fur
nishing music fqr the basketball
tournament. , Several of the la
Cirande High school band members
also came and played with the
Union bund for one or two sessions.
The Women's club sponsored a
dance at the club homo Friday
night following the final games of
tho basketball meet.
A varied list of articles made by
the students of vocational agricul
ture In the Union High school was
on display in the show windows of
the' Union Hardware last week. The
list Included plecen of harness, tool
handles, buildings, melal hook
ends, electric wire splleus, airplanes
and kitchen utensils. Tho work
was under the management of Max
Devore, a student In this depart
ment of the Union schools.
! Dental trouble can be mlnimi.eil
j If Ihe dlut itu'lmlcH plenty of fresh
vegeuuueK una iruus. asiuc lrum
Ihe beneficial elVects derived ,fro.m
the valuable minerals, vitamins and
rnutfhnge in these food.s, the ox-
A.lj.Jai.h J.. 111...,, 4l.
gums ncnuny. , .......
Heardinj; this loiter. point, raw
ciihuttge, lotUiee, celery ami apples
aro especially favored by dentists.
These may be eaten by themselves
or combined In inviting salads.
j Shredded raw cabbage is most en
j jtiyuble when served with n French.
! dressing in which n dash of suirar
is Included. The sugar modi lies the
combined harshness of the salt, pop
per and vinegar, and whon blended
with the oil the result is delicious.
t Cooked vegetables 'such, as tur
nips, string benns, carrots, spinrh
and pens are also more palatable
; when flavored with sugar. A dash
1 of sugar to a pinch of salt is a good
.rule. Dentists as well as doctors
approve the use of sugar as a flavor
' because It malccft essential' foods
morejmtatable. Good food promotes
i gout'i heulth. The Sugar Institute
This nnuiihig motion pic I ore in teller tho vlmiody
nml ivliglmi tif the colniiil race and nnfohU a story
i hat has un iiitciiscly dranuttU' pilch! Km dialogue
Is Ciiriliy and true. Its mollon picture quality 1
-uch u4 only King Idor mil hiimrt.
King- Victor's
Tuesday " '
The Big Parade of the Black Race
: 100 AU Negro Picture
TODAY - TUESDAY
. $mile Hi Value
Yourjinnic Is .lust as much In
"tiPjiMl of .vour Hiuile as It Is of your
. pu X, e,n vo o ieV
thc iiiirhesl salary." Wisc'o'ld Sordi'
moil said. "Itelier tl dinner of herbs
where love Is limn a stalled ox and
hatred I lierewll h."' firlt.
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Housewives Greet
New Insect Spray ,
1 How exasperating to sprny tho
i hoiiso thoroughly some lovely
' morning for files and other ln
t sects, and then, when gueMlH ''
' rive for bridge luncheon, to find
; tlutt these pests were only teiupor
! aiily stunned and are now bu7..lug
: around Just as Hpryly as ever!
Ik II any woiuh'i'. I hen, that
' women acclaim the riy spray
; which reittly kills. Housewives,
1 everywhere, find this Ornnlle, fly
spray just the thing lor flics, nios-
Multoes, moths, gnats, ants, roaches
and many other Insects and vor
: min. All agree on one very im-
portiint feature that It kills them
(h-ad! .lust close tho doors and
; windows, and spray lis vapor to-
ward the ceiling, ami not a single
fly .or mosuullo wlll survive it. It
does not stain.
I Sprayed every few weeks through
! bureaus, otosHs and wardrobes, .It
protect garments against moths.
Menus Of The
Day
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Ity Airs. Ali'MilliliM' liliiivit
sti:am:i .mi-.at caki-:k
311-iiu rm iHniu'i
Kli'lilni'il mviit en hi- linked polnloi-H
l-inlliipil TurriliiH
Itri'ixl lliillcr
.1 Itm rl 1,1'ttm'i' nml ll"llli Drosnlntf
Allli' I'MlI'lllIK I'ri'llMI
('nfr.'i.
Phone Main 56
La Grande !
i $5 to $8.50
in buying
KG
; Baking Powder
Same Price
for over
38 years
; 2$ ounces Eor
You save in using
it. Use less than of
high priced brands.
MILLIONS OP POUNDS
!USED BY OUK GOVERNMENT
j Steamed .fcat C'akcw
I (I'slng leftovers)
, 2-3 cup chopped cooked meat,
I cup soft bread crumbs.
'1 tablespoons flix'ly chopped on-
I Ions.
j '2-: cup tomutoes.
i 1-4 teaspoon salt.
i - teaspoon celery salr.
1-4 teaHpOfn pepper.
1' CggS.
j I tablespoon butter, niched.
l-l' cup meat slock or water,
j Mix ingredients and pour Into
small bukiug puns or timbale pans.
Set In pan of hoi wnter and bake
,10 minutes In inodfrute oven. In
mold carefully.
Water In 'the pan will steam the
meat cakes.
I tell. sit Dressing
I I teaspoon salt.
New Achievement
! In Face Powder
The skin of youth I fan In every
hrix of new wonderful MKM.O
OI;0 Face Powder. The purest
powder made Its color la pascH
by the I". K. (lovernment. No pastl
n'fs. fhiklncss or Irritation. A new
I'rench proceM rnaken Ir uprearj
more nmnothly and prcventu lar
pores. So inoro shiny noses it
j mays on lonicer. I'h MKIJ.O-OI.O.
(;faM Iu(r; Inc.' Adv.'
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What's the bust thing' to do with it? ' It's money thnt you
want to keep secure for your old age, or for some emergency
of sickness or business misfortune. , ,'
. How do other people handle money of that kind so that
it will earn a safe, sure and reasonable income and still be
immediately available? Where do they find an investment
that, is both income-pi'oducintr and available as a reserve
fund as well. -
Many of them use our certificates of deposit an invest
ment that has numerous advantages that .you have diffi
culty finding in anything else. They earn you four per
cent interest, paid every six months. They servo as a
resei-ve that you can use on short notice in an emergency.
They strengthen your credit. .: .
Wo will lie glad to discuss with you the advantage of a
"C. D." as an investment. Only through friendly advice
and experienced counsel can we render the service lo which
you arc entitled. ,
Member Federal Reserve - Resources Over 2 Million.
"Forty-second Year of Friendly Service"
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