La Grande evening observer., April 01, 1930, Page 3, Image 3

Tuesday; April 1, 19J0
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Pajre Three-
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lowing V"-ri lvroimti. nltl liy I r. J Thi' l,aillt'N Alii of ImMtT will
Murphv: "M'ct Uen.-ral lirnltt.' . int-rt at llu- honu or Mrs. .lalui'a '
'Tho IVrtsonul ItomlnlKc.MU'Vs of ; WoIh Tliurmlay . afternoon at 2
fart .Srluuv." mid "Tlie Auloliitik'- ' o'clock, v '" j
raphy uf Aiiiln-u- l. Wlilti'," j : -
Mrs. Andrews Is
New President
Of City Council
Mm. S. . AuillrWH of intral
Hthool wim eheietl preHhlent of tin
.u flrnmle city funnell nf I 'a rent -'IV'whi-r
iiHtiuelalionn at lit luiMiiii'SH
HcFMlon Monthly afternoon ul y : -I r
O'eloek. Mm. I.ew Is WeUel. of
Itiverin, wim chosen vice president
mid Mrs. M. CI. Tennyson, of tho
f Aclterman Trainlm? school, sern'
tHry treasurer. This followed tin
report of the iinminnUtiK coinniitteii
consiKtiliK of Alts. (. !. Mrl'herson,
chairman; .Mrs. It. t Ahxamler
and Mrs. .1. I,. Ingle. Amendments
to the constitution by-HwM wern
vote) by tin- members..
' A silver food nale given by mem
bers of the exeentUv cmnniftti'o
will take pine.' Ibis week with Mrs.
Ji. O. Alexander, t'hairinan of (ho
finance and binlget coin in it tec, hi
charm.
All committee chairman were re
qneated to turn in as soon as pos
sible a written report of their ac
tivities dining their term us chair
man. All. i I. Mel'llei-son. fifth state
vice president ivptvsi-nting the
state presidi-nt, .Mrs. William Hriee,
will net as installing ofrteer when
Installation of officers Is hold.
Six la rge books containing ma
terlnl of the I'.-T. A. fur the past
seven years, collected by Mrs. K. I .
Towler 'ind presented 10 the publi
cations committee, werev displayed
by Mrs. It. A. YVIlkerson. chairman.
These are the property, of the coun
cil and will be (he first volumes In
the I'.-T. A. library.
.Mm. Unlpa Cunningham, public
ity chairman, exhibited a number
of publicity scrap books, five of
which will be entered In the state
contest from which Ight will be
chosen from Oregon to enter the
freshments wt
J cards.
Mrs. Milo Smith will
1 to the club April H.
sercd following Girls Make Plans
For Basket Social
hOMteHfV.
Wakelita Bridge
Club Entertained
The Wnk'-tita club met with
Mrs. James oneal Monday afier.
noon with three tables of ranis at
play. : Mrs. Will MeCIure r.-eelved
first prize for high score. Second
award was won by Mrs. .lack
ltramlt. .Mrs. Waller Lime won the
g'.iest prize.
A dainty luncheon was serve. I
following bridge. Mrs. .Ioe lttch
unison will be hostess to the club
next Monday.
Camp Fire Girls
To Beautify Yard
The Wakcliin t 'amp Kiro group
nut ivd-miy at the hoi..t uf Mrs.
M. C. lutley with eight numbers
present.' The president. Catherine
Kdwtuds. was in charge of the
business meeting when plans for a
basket social to be he. il l-'riday und
a bike to be held during spring
Menus Of The
Day
Hy Sirs. Alexander fionrre
A hi:Ti: nixNKii mknt
(Meatless) .
Kscalloped ICugs and Cheese
linked Potatoes
Huttered (ircm Hoans
vacation were discussed. Kern Kuf-.Cnrn Muffins
fan! became a new member iupi
new laws were voted.
Cabbage
(llorled Wee
Gutter ;
elatln Salad I
Coffee '
Announcements
The Young Women's 1-Mucation-al
"auxiliary will meet tonight at S
o'clock in t he Methodist church
basement with "National Parks" as
the subject auder Hie chairman
ship of Mlus Ituth I trow. i,
A plan to beautify their yard ( Tn(, jdles Aid of the Methodist
Kscallopcri liggs anil Cheese,
Serving (I
U hard cooked eggs, sliced.
4 tablespoons butler.
5 tablespoons flour.
2 Vi cups milk.
1 teaspoon salt.
U cup chopped celery.
1 teaspoon finely chop pod onions, muffin pans and hake for 1
-i cup cheese, cut flue,
teaspoon pepper,
tablespoons chopped pimentos, '
I'-B cap dried crumbs, rolled.
3 tablespoons hutl'T, uiett4d,
ret the butter mid add the flour.
When mixed add the milk ami conk
until a creamy nonet forms. Stir
frequently to prevent lumping. Add
the salt, celery, onions. chece. pep
per and pimentos. Cook slowly and
silr constantly for two minutes.
Add the euics and pour Into it but
tered baking dish. Sprinkle -with
the cnimhs which have been mixed
with the nvlted butter. Unke for
STi minutes In a moderate oven.
Servo In the dish In which baked,
Corn Muffin
(l.lKht and fluffy)
1 U cups flour.
4 teaspoons baking powder.
1-3 teaspoon salt'
4 tablespoons sugar.
cup yellow corn meal.
1 eg.
1 cup milk.
5 tablespoons butter melted".
Mix tb..' Ingredients and beat for
three minutes. Half fill greased
mln-
uie In a moderate oven. Serve '
warbi, . ,
Cabbage- (iclitlln Salad
I packago lemon flavored gela
tin mixture. ,
I -Ti cups boiling water.
J t'ups chopped cnhlae.
teaspoon Halt.
V't teaspoon paprika.
l-:i cup salait dressing.
I'oui the. boiling water over the
gelatin in fx t ure and stir until It )
has dissolved, t'mil, Cold In the
rest of the ingredients and . pour
lulu a mold which has ben rinsed
E. 0. N. TAKING UP
HASKBALL' GAMES
ARE SCHEDULED
out with cold water. Set In n cold
pluua to stll'fen. Serve on b tltico. '
(ilurlcd Itlce, Serving M .
'J ciidk lioiled 4ici
Vi teaspoon salt.
I teaspoon vanilla,
I teaspoon lemon extract. '
t eups chopped or grated canned :
pineapple.
I cup diced iiuirsbmnlluwH
Mix Mm rhv. nugar, salt, vunllln,
lemon extract and pineapple. Ohlltfc
c
(or onu hour. Add tho rest of the-
ugredlentH.
lasn cups.
Chill and serve
1 eup whipped cream.
Tii keep ants und moths out of.
closets, sprinkle HHw.ifrufi oJl oin
tin slielves mid In tho oracks. rr
(Continued from I'agu Onu)
'.all fans. Itaker ilecbbd to join
the league.
The six team league will bp
composed of llolse. Caldwell. Pay
ette, iN'auipa. Ontario and Itaker.
The schedule will open April
und clo4e AiiKUst U.
Miss Majestic Contest
VOTE COUPON
Good for 100 votes for credit of
M ;. - 5
Address
When properly filled out and deposit
ed in ballot box at the Arcade Theater
Mar. 31-Apr. 7. v
ind rebuild the walk that leads to
their Camp Klre room was made
by the Tatapochon group at the
llM-eting yesterday afternoon. This
yard, behind the Tutheran church,
will be planted with flowers vnd
kept In coiulltio'i by the Camp Klre
I group. All girls who participate In
the beuulirieution. Saturday" will re-
j ceive a local honor. Kollowing th"
(dean-up a waffle breakfast will be
enjoyed.
j The president, Violet. ltogers,
. presided at the meeting when It
was also. planned to present a re
ligious' play, ".Taney' for the bene
fit of the church the first Sunday
in My; . ;' s
Winifred Scott, Anna ltreshears
mid Violet ltogers received n local
honor for repeating from memory
the. requirements for wood-gatherer.
This is the last week to earn
that lorn"! honor. " Thiee more girls
may join the group before It
I
national competition. The council J reaches twenty. Its quota. Anna
Is also making entrees in this con- i Hreslicirs is the seventeenth mem
test. These books show unusual her.
work and careful assemblage of
the publicity eoimiiiltees. T)v Mlll'llllV Rl")Pflks
fli:irlloii historv 1
chairman, had several histories on
display. The history for the cur-
rent year of the six local organiza- I
'Hons will be sent to the headquar
ters this week.
. Mrs, i. Kaus, public wolfarft
cha.iruian. held a cheek up confer-once.
At Club Meeting-
church wilt meet with Mrs. K. A. j
Siyre at 1S4 S.xih street Wednes- I
day afternoon at 2 o'clock. . . I
The St. Peters Kplscopal Guild
will meet Wednesday at the ll
(iiaude hotel. Mrs. Donald Paguc
will review "Herkdey Sqnaiv" by
Italdetson. A "white elephant"
sale will be held. The mission hour
will be postponed due to the illness
of Mrs. Harriet McDoiVihl.
.-.
The Ladles Aid Society of the
Presbyterian church will meet In
the church parlors Wednesday af
ternoon at L'::tO p. in. It is an
nounced that the program will ln-
elude a piano duet by Mrs. deorge j
llirnle und Miss Gladys Miller ami '
ri solo by Mrs. Flavin Sherwood. ;
All members and friends are urged
to attend.
The 1 4. A. of R. of l.l. T. will hold
a regularbuslness session tonight at
the Kaglos hall. -
AMAZING NEW
FORD GAS SAVER
fell!
Ihe
luxury
of Camels
costs no more
Dr. Kay Murphy last night re
viewed before the Neighborhood
dteratare club Claude Mowers' re
cent book, "The Tragic Kra." This
book deals with the reconstruction
period following the Civil war and
Is a strong vindication of the char
acter and policies of President
a, , , i .mvKMUU. mi, .Mill illy IM -l IIIIMIL-IU- on i Kiumii, him nuus '
UlUO ilfntertcllllGCl l.ful reader of history and he in- makes gain 1-4 to I-
, J spired in the listeners a desire U
know more of the true, facts of his
tory which only : time, brings t
Monday Dinner
The Monday Dinner club me:
with Mr. and Mrs. G. I-. Larison
last evening in the SacajaweT Inn
at a charming dinner-bridge. Cov
ers were laiit for twenty-four at a
table prettily eentercu with daffo
oils. .i.X.-
Mrs. Andrew Lee
: Hostess to Club
light. Of the many other books semi l to Introduce
touching on this1 period the fol- day.
Mrs. Andrew I .en was hostess to I
the K. V.. club yesterday afternoon
at her home which was very at- :
tractive with pussy willows and
potted plants. Two tables of' bridge '
were at play with Mrs. M. .Tacohsen !
winning the cluh prize. Dainty ro- ;
0
!ii . H.j ".s 7.;.:: .
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view,.,! bpfon- th N.iKhhnrhood WW iWill ' WSfk s tTXfl S? Jr A
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i-'lliiilnalor' for all Aal'ox. ' ' f i fl ' 40. Jt&Pter ' 4tKki IWiJk'jSjW-
N.nv l-'onlK report to mil. H . J , . . ' WlK T . $W&TWX Z JAW3llh WCiS .
Mr. Critnlilow wants c-ounty and ; 1 VI VS51 ' JjtT &fW&A"r fTSttSS I5A
2o t 76 a m..nlh. H.- offi-n. to 4 1 JJ- VlWWrV WfW' 111
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iiranil .oinimny or staKv- N KT --il ' fe. (U) Vte;- XlSS jTr- s I Mr -jM
M"dt!.rCTpers ?i V Uh 1 AOTO ' j
IVA I,ts of Tailoring to POLLY WALKER ErMvi
Coopers famous quality ami Directed by LUTHER REEL iff I All
you have the best you can. Creator of "RIO RITA" W I -
buy in underwear. U J Hi
Coopers spring or summer , JLi, 1 ,
union suits offer these fea-j '1 i! t4?t r '
tures: (1) Closed crotch, (2) j , L. j 1
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covered scams, (6) Multi- rHm. i S2SS33 , I
color trim, m Trunk sizes AlSO ShOftS & NeWS '
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Camels alone can give ?
Into this familiar package goes all the mellow, natural fragrance, all
the mildness, all the delicately blended aroma and richness in short,
all the true smoking delight that twenty cigarettes can possibly contain.
No frills on the package. The extras you get with Camels are in the
marvelous quality of the cigarettes themselves.
Camels have won a wider friendship among the millions who appre
ciate the luxury of a perfect smoke than any other cigarette ever made.
Don't deny yourself the luxury of
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