Saturday, March 29, 1930
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Papre Three
Miss McDonald Is".
Speaker At P.-T. -;
Association Meet'
An interesting-and Inspiring: tali;
on "ciiiMivi;j Hooks" was given
10:ifllMM AHci' .McDonald or the.
Ackfrmau Training- school .Friday
afternoon ut lh nicetlng; of tlio
Central Far. nt-Teneher association
with a ii'Ko attendance present, j
She showed a number of fine types
of hooks aiitl -lah)9(l their best
points. !
V AJiss AIcDonald said tlial ehil-j
druii want simple things, love, col-'
or and harmony aip.1 Hint they iij- '
preetatu lHiinu)'. From an lnji)try;j
test 11 w.'ifl found the four subjects '
they liked lj Ht wore: mother, baby,
dugs "in! cats.
The nominating committee sub
mitted ihe following- ivpuit: Men.
K. F. Tyler, president: Mrs. Noi
inaii Frees, first . vie- fin-sidem.
Mr. Taylor, w-i-uml vice president;
Min. Hubert Fukin, seercinry.
"The (irusshoppcr tireeu" and
"The Itlver" were two selections
h-uxk by Miss liuutfene Husseli's
second grade pupils, lolluwcd by i
clever number played witli toy in
struments. Aii announcement was made of
the spring- "rou inl -up" or pre
school clinic for t-hihiieu. from -I to
0 yea I'M to be held .May I. "'he new
KtUlo milk ordinance was explafn
i'il an'tl pamphlets were left for (lis.
tvihulioi).
Allss Itussett's room won the
picture for the attendance contest.
Plaster
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Cement
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I'hone Main 792
1525 Jefferson St.
STATE Theatre
SUN-MON-TUE-WED
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Mm- kivuI sons iiiuiiImt
X . . i'vitv imp ii hit! Htm
iliiils or lu aullltil kIHs In
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SceiH's of lirrndi-Uikfntt
.bunny riliiHMl In KX'luil
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TKTimil ronipnny uf slaji'O
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' POLLY WALKER
Directed by LUTHER REEB(
Creator of "RIO RITA"
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Also Shorts & News
LAST TIMES TODAY
Rod La Roque in
"THE DELIGHTFUL ROGUE"
NOW BEING yv INSTALLED
IN THIS fv2 THEATER
VAT C H FOR OPENING DATE
3rnij4y;ir-z-
THE EMBLEM OF llT'Br PERFECT SOUND
IMi-s. Hutchison .,
j Bridge Hostess'
At a cliannin al'teniooa ' of;
! briilue. Mis. Ralph llulehiiion wast
1 Imst ess to Iter dtih ytsieniay at;
; hei fiii in home m ar Cllton. I.ovi'
y KpriiiK flou-i-is wn-e useil as ilvc-
oration.
j honors ai cur.ts were won
by Mis. I ti-rt H ilhster .villi Mrs.
i Otis rnlinwr recfivlnp sceonil
inwai'I. Atis. Davis, of t'nlon. was
j presented with kucs: prize. Three
! tables were ai play. .Nrarinif the
j irloae ,(,' t he afl' i noon a dainty two
; eanr.se Innehenii was served.
iBvidge-Luncheon
At the La Grande
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A delightful briilKe-bliK'heon was
en.Uijvd by the u.i.nilt is of Mm.
Kvei-ett Keown's club when she was
hosti'sjj Kriiiay at the I. a Grande
. hotel. A lame baskft filled with
talips formed a centerpiece.
llitrh score was made -by Mrs.
I toss Anderson with Mrs. t'harlos
iDcvlne wiuninjr second prize.. Mrs.
Will I'hlcoek will he tiu next host.
s, April 1 I.
MODEST MAIDENS
Trnilw Mnrke ntKltrat!uti Applied For V, S. 1'atcnt Office
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Hostess to Club
Mrs, Kivil Williams, asslsti'il liy
Mr.s. Juititli Kont. v.ts Imstws at
lil-itlKt- 'I'lmi-.silay aftiM-noan at her
. holar, I
Mrs. i'lyilf Chaiiinn ivi'i-IvimI llio '
hiKll tally awaid witil 1'our tabli-H
at play. Mi-k. I.lcpyd .1, Kll-Mtv won
cnaKolatinn. I.atoi- in' ilic ; al't'i
noan ilainty ri't'tvshmenlH ' ivpiv
Si'I'Vi'll,
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Club Meets For
Bridge Afternoon
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"I'st! Stulk all iti ami ii yard wide." t ' j j
Candidates Are
Active la Miss
Majestic Race
J Krlciidri of all candidates en
j tercil iu tlm MIhs MVije-stir coniest
j art- taliiny; an, active Intercut n
the endeavors of their favorito
.'iitllitl:itekL S':il(u "ltliH" tllliwai til
lal lhu II J S Hteetilc company.
Incal MiO.' dealer, lhat remiM la
saien also iimU lit bbcUs of voU'H
for tlit candldati'H deiKiaied.
lIcKbinhik' M inula y, March HI,
an additional a,ano vuten will be
tiiveitito the cnnlcstant whose pros
ictii;. resuit la s.-ih's, within the
Wwi.'li.
Suiitinij Sunday, .Mnr. yu, all are
anted to be uire and plueo all chopped pimentos,
neWfiMipeiand theater coupons hi Kieeil pL'pptrx.
the ballot ho In the foyer of the
Areiide thi':ite1'. ' Also It is nn-
! nuunccd lbat- letfinnin M.iMiday.
j Mar. at every coupon will bear a
date and niusl he cast accordinulv.
I Sinmllm;s jf thy contentnaiH aro
i an follows:
(liiofully serape tho mushrooms,
cut tlu lops mid k Joins In dlc.
( "over wll h the water and cook
KctUly for in minuli-H. t'ralu and
reserve one. half cup of tho slocli.
Meli (ho luiltcr and add tin lluiir.
mlt, paprika and celery salt. Add
ihc celery, mushroom stock and
milk, cook until u creamy sauce
forms. Stir fu'tpuouly tut provent
scotehluK and InmpinM:. Add Mum iuvdfi.
HnnwiniiHiw aiiu emu nir ittu nun- j
uieit. Servo on hot hollered toast. !
Leftover cooked nient or fish oan
be added, to creamed niUHbrootiis 1
and trcsli peas blend well. i
Vr'.etabh' Sahul u (ichitlu
I package Icmua flavored Kt'la
Hit piixture, ;v, cups boiling wa-I
tor, : tablcspnoiiH lemon juico, -1 .
teaspoons siiKar. 1 tcatmonu salt, j
- eupt chopped Ciibbam, V I'lip J
Vi cup chopped
solved. Ada the lemon Juice. Ktitryr
and siili. fool. Aild the rest of the
Innndlentw. pour Into a mold,
Chill and unnvdd on lettuce uiyl
toy. with s:ilad drcsHiiiK, ,r;..
Hbieapple luddln
'i cup faL j cup siiKur, 1 OfTflr.
1 icaspoou vaulllu, cup void,
water, 1-3 cup diced pineapple. J
; cups ftoui', ' teaspoons baking
Cream the fat and sugar. Add
tho rest of the Inured ienis and
beat for tvto minutes. I 'our Into
a shallow pan which has been fit
ted witn waxed panel.. Lhiki?. Tor
uiimileu in ti nioilcraiQ oven.
Suuci'
-:l cup suRiir, :t tablespoons
flour, Mi t'Up idncapple Juice.
cup water, tablespoons leino.l
Julev, leasoon salt, '
Itlcud suKur and flour. Add I'e.ft
of Ingredients .ind cook for
1'our (lie walei over the nelnthi lltl)S( rtirriiiK (onstaiitly.
mixture and stir until It has dis I warm on pmldin.
min-
Servc
Vivian Hanson
Mrs. CharlcH Wvls ,.
I'euvl HaunU
I .uuli Hi'iimweU
j Mellu- Wootls
j Mirs. Walter llrown.
.Maiiiaret iieaues
Virtilnui Smllh .......
MilditMl Smilh
I.Vlvian Chillatflier ....
.' tledielta I'lorsoii
i ll-wun Litton
! Othello. Webb
I Mih Lynn Wrlffhl, ..
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The Mey-Way-A -Till -I club met
1 With M iss Lola Ma tit on Thursday
afternoon with three. tables of
bridge. .Mrs. H,- W. I'eeblcr re
ceived first award, ami Mrs.
j 'laude 1 lea le 'second. . Mi's., 1 ewis
, Larson won Kest pri.e.
A dainty t wo-coiirse luncheon
. was served followiiiH: cards. The
j next meeiiu-r will be with Mrs. Koy
Munscll, April 10.
! Party Compliments '
Mrs. S. G. Coleman
Jean; Mrs.- ,Cura Shank,' lone and
1 loverly; Airs.. Winnllred Cass; Cur
tis Sine and ,MaiK"i'et; Airs. Iva
.Siiult. ami family; Airs. rtda Itran
non; Mr. and Mrs. II. T. I'Mwarda:
Air. and Mrs, C, L. Wujfiier. Miss
Heat rice. Wanner; I H and Mrs. C.
.1. AluHoit: .Miss Vloreiico liverett:
John Lanman; and Miss ' Meryle
Klurman and Mrs. Mary R Alay-ville,-
the hostesses.
most, "foolish" uije of the' year, a
special. April fool stunt- Is belns
)launet.
Over Night News
Announcements :
Entertains Club
The' Neighborhood cluli tfucs;
niKht has been iiostponed from
.Tuesday evening us previously an-
i nounced, to Wednesday ' evening..
! April Tile, soilff cycles Kiven by
.UniJa.. T?imniift. Illlitl'r nius;c;aiiH iiml. v tlw ilireu.
riiaay iiivemng uon (,r M,s. jesse a. noskins win
, ; : lake place at S:lft o'clock Wedues-
At a dellffh'tfal evening- of day evening In the Imi.rnoni ot- tho
bridge. Airs. Marjorte Francis was La (i ran tie hotel,
hostess to their' (dull Friday niRht ; - - - - '
j Honoring Mrs. Coh-iuan
' with a birthday party, Mrs. Will
I last niK-ht at her home with four
; tables at play. .M rs. Culenuin i'e- ,
j ceived a Kift in observance of he:;
birthday. Honors at pinochle were 1
jwon by Airs. Kred Williams wllh
I second award presented to Mrs.
I l'hll Koeter. Dainty, refreshments
1 were served.
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'Pinoehle Enjoyed'
At Mayville Home'
Women of the , Mooseheart le
gion met for a 'social evenlhtf of
' pinochle Friday niKht at the May- ;
vlllr home on Must Adams. Miss
: lieatrice and Charles Spivey made
hiifh scores. Consolations were re- .
, ceived by Mrs. Winiiefred Cass an-I :
II. T. Kdwards. j
Forty-nine persons were present j
including:: Air. and Airs. M. C. I'ro
vosl, and Petty .lean; Ah, ami Airs.
1 L. W. Itailey. Air. and Airs. Harry
Sittler; Air. ;-nd Airs. J. W. KelbiKif
and (irace; Air. and Airs. It. Uj Ala
:snn. Air. and Airs. II. .J.. t)msironi; j
I Air. and Airs, .loo Sellers; Air. and
jAlrs. Malpii I'ope; Air. and Airs. A.
13. l-'euerhelm. Verda and Kenneth;
jAlr. am Airs. Charles 'plvey an-l
at her home. Tulips and butter- 1
cups weri attractively arraiiRred.
Airs. Henry Hill received first hon
ors ai canis.
The next meeting will hi' with
Alrj. 1, A. AlcKachran, April if.
Quiet Wedding
"The TruKic Kra.'V by. Claude
Mowers will he reviewed by I1'.
Kay Alurpliy ut the iuot-i.lnK of tho
Nciehhorhuod Lllerainre eluli Alnn
day eveniuf? at 7:Su. o'clock In the
void room of the La Cirandv hotel.
Tlie You hk WiunvuH FJucatlon
TT a.isoeiauou win uieei i uesoay eve-
Leremony xlere mms-. ap.-ii i at oviock in the
basement of the Ab'thodist church.
Alius Jtnth Mrowirts chairman with
Airs. Cora Scott. Mrs. Kuth Clark,
Airs. Klsio Clark. Airs. Hcleii Tully. ft'-les try to make cleat position
Airs...Mollte Gower. .Miss Viola Men- " proposed consultallvo. treaty;
ham. and .Miss Lola. Alailln usslsi- ; Mritlsh and French experts m)ck
hitf.-' 1 ' - ' ifuriiiuhi to satisfy Frenuh Heeurlty
I demands
At a. ipiiet weddinK" ceremony
Thursday aftcrnonp venule Hrown
became the bride of t Moy F. De
laney. wilh the .Mi-v. U. L. Ken
dall, of Jerome. Ida., officiating; ut
the home of John Spcckhart.
Moy Jones and (iladyn AI. Wil
kerson, of I'nion, alt ended the
bridal . couide. Ah, and Airs. I
j - Uy iUt ,Wuu lutetl VuoHti ,
Domesilo
Wliisblmftun tireea says fed
eration of labor will oppose con
f irtiia i ion of I 'arker fur supi-emo
: couii,
; New York Kellojj:f expresses
; hope, naval conference will ledueo
armamenls, not Increase parity,
j Washlnirti'ii Deiiha'rats in house
and trenato attack Hoover state
ment, of republican administration
achievements,
j Washington Hoover adopts
I policy of firailual withdrawal of
marines from Haiti.
- AlichiKun City, Jnd, 1. C.
Sti'phensun, life term prisoner,
denied !'i day temporary parole
by Indiana state prison pardon
board,
' Nashville, Tenn. Uaypiond
Stone, e:,tranKod husband after
killing iiiothc'-ln-law, and, hoot
wife and father-in-law, Is
wounded by ll-year-tdd brother-in-law.
Foreign,
l.omlun American .naval dele-
The T.a Crande Chy Co.incil of
the h rent -Teacher association
laney are laith of Union where; will meet Monday afternoon. Alar,
they will nmko their Ik hub.- :iI Conferences will be held from
' .V , "... . 1 2:0 to :t::pi o'clock, 'wll h the fol
lowing; ones Hrlieduloii: ollnic and
summer 'round-up, AT Iss Alice Mar-
halrman; publicity, Afrs.
Malph iMiuulUKham; history. Airs,
,1.
Benefit Dance To-
Be Given April 1 ,t,hl
- Malpli Can
Dublin CosKrave's reelection
ait president of dall eireann. ex
pected.
Loudon Mundflold restitution
autliGrlidnsf f ,(tot).uiMi iinemploy
ment, fund loan pusses commons.
Vienna- I tody of Watal is cre
mated. I ' " '
"AI em hers of t lie j.inerlcan Le
Kbm auxiliary drill team are sponsoring-
a dance: Tuesday nisht,
April L at the Zuber hall - beKin-ning-
a series of three to be held
before July.
Funds from those will be used
to outfit the. team in new uniforms
and to finance Hie trip to the state
convention in Maker.
In honor of the day. which is the
Chats With
Parents
mmT.r rrnmiiiiiniii n i
THEATERS
Spring NetHetons
Have Come to Town
Now, even the Honorable President of
the Skeptics Society dare not deny that
Spring is here! For the new Nettletons
with their graceful lines and fresh, rich
leathers are proof conclusive and irre
futable! See them before Spring is an
other day old I
K. Charlton: publications. Airs.
It. A. Wilkorson; finance and hud-g-el,
Mrs. M. C. Alexander; public
welfare. Airs. L. Fans. A 1 5-mluute
recess will be held between the
conferences ami the business meet
iiiK which will convene ut ;j;45 for
ihc report of the nominating; com- ItKL.APNK J
inittec and other important bust- Ity Alleo liitlsnii IN-alo
ness. Airs. U. F. AIcJ'herHon, chair-' Thorn is, prohnhly, nothing" more
man, Airs. ii. C. Alexander and distressing to the conscientious
Airs. J. L. Ingle constitute Mm- noin- mother than to see tho child which
hinting committee. she has so carefully trained relapse
into bad habits which, sho Ihoug-ht,
The I'arkdale club will meet nm hpon "loflnliely outgrown.
Wednesday, April Z at the hoine of r'-l'l''en who at IS months hnvo
Airs Carrett Mlokland with Mrs. 1,0011 Kht to he clean, at 3 and
Fva Mowery assfsiiiiK- 4 years frcriuontly rovert to the
hnbJla of hiihyhood. Children who
A "hard times" puny will bo en- ,mVft loft thumb KiK-kliigf behind
Joyed by tlie Cood Times daiielng- t,K'in w'h tho eradlo sonmllmeK
elub T:ieslny evening- at the La loliirn tu It In their kindergarten
Ci'iinde hotel. days. i
m j Others resort to tantrums long-
after their mothers had reason to
hellevo that they had learned self
control. Unocal ly I heard of a lit t lu
hoy of f who Insisted that ho could
not feed himself although at 2 ho
had dono It very ntecly. ' j
Why do children have Ihcse re- ,
lapses? Almost always tho reason
Is to ho found In a disturbance lu ,
( the .emollonal undercurrents of the
'child's life. A worried, short-)
torn pored niothor: a new nurse, who
rubs the child's disposition the
wroiiu way; too mudf correction;
tho difficulties of udJuHtlnir to new
pluymates or a new school situa
tion, these, and a hundred other
thlngs may cause tho world of
reality to neem too hsrsh and to
mako the child return to the easy
pleasures und satisfactions of his
j babyhood.
' A relapse Into ontg:i'own childish
habits Is always to bo taken as a
danger signal, a sign that we
should review In our minds the
fiiiia-tt iirliiin ii nil ti-v iii ii mini -
j Htand tho Influences (that aro
brought to bear upon him each day.
I Junlshnient and coercion are
worwe thun useless. We must try
to find the point at which th" shoe
pine lies and relievo tho pressure.
June Clyde In
"Hit the Deck";
She's a Hit!
j June Clyde, who plays a featured
role In Madfo 1'ietures' all talking
! musical comedy, "lilt tho Deck,"
at the State theater starting Sun
day is a newcomer to the nmlihlc
j screen, ik-foro she played the
leading role in "Tunned Legs" for
It KO, she was little known In
shadow d rn inn.
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Tmc Stobc Fo Evcrv Man
i At. tho fl(fs of ten she aip-nred
, in her first movie, "Tho Sea Wolf,"
but returned again to the stage.
UeeenMy JtKO officials were nt-
, traeted by n nmntl pnrt Aliss Clyde
enacted In "Street Girl." a Madlo
, IMrture, and offered her a long
toi'in contract and a big opportun
ity In "Tanned L'K."
1 Kn nfas City I'ollre l et Over
$:t.f(Mi given by Mit haHl Kata, mil
,j llonali. ilruggist. us ransom lu (HUitf
of kidnapers.
Menus Of The
Day
llv Afr. Ah'.nniiiler CJi-ruo
ITVFAIM'I.K i-rniixi
I ) ism; it
('reanrt'd Aliishrooms Mustier
Potatoes Muttered Meets
Mrend IMum Jelly
Vegetable Halad In (lelutln
I'lrn apple 1'uddlnic 'nd Sauce
Coffee
Creuincil AIii.1iiymiim (Serving; l
j pouml fresh mushrooms. 2
cup water, t tablespoons hotter.
tablespoons flour. teaspoon
watt, Vi twaspoon paprika. tea
Mtujiir) coIhivj sail. t( cap cooked,
diced celery, I 'a cups milk.
A Variety
Of Conferences
Every Day
!
Cummlltee meetings, business
conferences, board sessions
there's a mass of business trans
acted over the luncheon tables
at tin Sueajawcit, uvery day.
OrifiiulKiil ton work, private
ronl erenee tt's the natural
withering place for those who.,
would make the most of Ilia
luncheon hour under plcnsant
and nppctlgJnK- circu instance.
Whether yoa lunch atone, lu a
small group, or as n member of
s. btir ot-ganisaiion, the Sacti
Jawea food service Is, teinplliiH.
expertly planned and served.
SACA JAWEA INN
"Points Uio Wily lo lienor TbliiKS."
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Miss Majestic Contest
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