La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 10, 1930, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, April 10, 1930 L& GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA" GRSNDE, ORE. Page THree SOCDE"iry NIEWiT iss Alice Inlow ' Is Hostess At Bridge Party pne of the events or the younger 01 me men scnool age during up ring vacation took place at a y afternoon of brldgo yesterday ,en Miss Alice Inlow was hostess 'the homo of her parents, Mr. jL Mrs. H. E. Inlow. Arrangc ints were in a pretty Easter me. leven tables of cards were at ;y with Miss Marguerite McGlen if? winning high honors. Con ation award was received by ss Virginia McWHllams. A dainty ic heon was s e rved n ea r i n g t h o se of the afternoon. Miss May rkins, of Hyderabad, India, was . out-of-town guest. elomalo Bridge 'I- Mrs. Delia Hurmlen was hostess jthe Helomalo Bridge club yes flay at a delightful bridge-lunch, ji at her home, launch eon was ived at 1 o'clock at a tablo prct ( arranged in an Easter theme Jli an Easter basket for a ccnter tce. 'The color scheme was yol r and whito featuring yellow ring flowers. i'hree tables of bridge were nt y with Mrs. James Oneal win K f i rs t award and M rs. Jack unit second. .Ira. W. U. Jfoppul will be. the ;t hustcss, April 2a. f '; ' . E. S. Officers To ' iSponsor Card Party (V regular business meeting of po Chapter No. 13 of the Order Eastern Star took placo last lit in the Masonic hall with Mrs. frtlu Jjcutty, worthy matron profit was announced that the offl rs'of the chapter will give a x party in the near future. . A. R. Members In ; Enjoyable Meeting Members of the Daughters of the erleun Involution met yesterduy J. he home of Mrs. K. Iottes with i. H. G. Avery nssiBting as host i at a delightful program and I'he life of General Grant was eiM'Stingly reviewed by Mrs. Jtob- Eakin. Mrs. ltaymond O. Wil lis, regent, was in charge. Pro ng at the tea table wore Mrs. KUldte and Mrs. . 13. l'ickens. foctive decorations were spring Issoms with slender green tapers Isllver holders. issionary Group Meets Wednesday V largo attendance wus present ; the meeting of the Women's reign Missionary society of the thoriist church yesterday nftcr- pn with Mrs. W. M. Plcrson at ,7 jiuiuc on jemn sireei. iur.i. W. Jeighton, rcsideut, was in irge. The, devotions were con tlvd by Mrs. Armfield. VI rs. Judson l'erkins, of llyder 1, Jndia, told ' of her work, es :ially in the hospitals. She also ked of child marriages for which i age limit lias recently been Hed to fourteen years. Delicious cshments were served by. the Hess assisted, by her daughter, rnettu. in all-day meeting o make iglcnl dressings will bn held next jo at the homo of Mrs. G. C. iidley. ivimming Party Enjoyed at Cove swimming party at t.'ove wun oyeil yeste.rday afternoon by the (elielovan Camp Fire group, foi led by a Jolly luncheon and a le home in cars driven by Mrs. ft Cook and the guardian. Miss lis Warner. Guests of the group re Miss 1la Warner and Miss rolhy Wall. 'hose attending were: Or valine Williams, .Genevieve? . Spaeth, ly Siegrlst, Clara Norris, Ther Curren, Mary Doherty, Mnry )k. Eryenia Trowbridge, leleen r tdroff and Cecelia Keynuud. rs. A. J. Oliver Entertains Club 'he Safewny club, organized this lug, met yesterday with Mrs.. A. Oliver for a delightful uftcrnoon bridge. Three tables were at y with Mrs. H. Christy winning t honors. Consolation was pres d to Mrs. . Uandall. A dutnty -roiirse luncheon was served owing cards. mt-of-town quests were Mrs. I lead and Mrs. A. Moore all of ter. The next meeting will be h Mrs. It. Uundall, April 16. XI dge Women To Hold Initiation he Crystal Kebeknh lodgo met night in -regular session ut the J 1-Vllows hall with about 35 In ndauce. nitiation' will be held at the tting next Wednesday night, fol Intr a pot luck supper at 6:30 Ork. ! Planning Outing mp Fire Girls' lie Pukwana Camp Eire group last nlcht at the home of the iident. Miss liar bum Cool id ge. ghter of Mr. and Mrs. K. K. litis. Einal arrangements were le for the weekend hike to I Mr. ubin. 1 iir sroup ill Ka c Friday afternoon spending two nights and one day camping 'and return early Sunday morning. Each girl wilt bo responsible with several others for one meal, giving them experience in camp cooking und earning cam pc raft honors. Announcements The Juniors of tho W. 13. A. will meet Saturday afternoon from 2 10 Delia Harnden at S07 N avenue. All members are requested to be present as a girls club will bo 'or ganized. Tho meeting of tho Greenwood Parent-Teacher association lias been postponed until Friday April IS, because the regular date, April 11, comes during tho spring vaca tion. ".-. Women's Missionary society of iho Presbyterian church will meet at the church at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. S. B. Morgan will be chairman of the hostess committee. Mrs. Judson Perkins, just returned from India, will have the -program. Mrs. Har ley -Richardson will'p'ay a, group of organ solos. Mrs. E. E. A rant, of Elgin, will give u whistling and singing number. Tho Supreme Korcst Woodman circle will meet next Monday. April 14 when all members of the P. W. 1. A. are invited to attend. A play will bn presented by the circle and refreshments served. '. Tho Degree of Honor Protective society will meet at the homo of Mrs." It. J. Kitchen, 1307 O avenue this evening at 8 o'clock. All offi cers and members are urged to at tend. IMPROVEMENT OF CONNORDALE CITY PARK DISCUSSED (Continued from Tage One) specify that the work bo done by a certified public accountant. C E. Ashley, representing a road equipment company, attempt ed, to interest the commission in a street s" weeper but was informed that there was no money in the city budget for any such purchases this year. Irvlrt Westenskow was granted a soft drink license for Kilo Ad ams avenue. A resolution was passed nuthor izing an agreement with the O. W. railroad for a 1 4-inch s'eel water main through, the right of way at Second street. Illlls Ordered Paid lMUs for March In the amount of $3,880.1 8 were ordered iuid In tho 'city manager's report. It was stated hut the hand hits offered its services to the America: I,eglon at linker for ono appear a nee during the convention in Au gust. Word Iiiih been received from Baker that the legionnaires there would like to have the bund play during the ceremonies incident to "Distinguished Guest" night, and the band has decided to appear at that time. Menus Of The Day Jly Mrs. Alexander George ItH LISA It It PA'PNES EOlt DESSEKT Uaked Meat Cakes t'ruaniietl , -I'otatoes Tomato Sauce Ureud Duller .Fruit Salad and Dressing Ithubarb Patties Coffee Haked Meat Cakes, Serving I - 1 V; cups chopped cooked meat, 2 tablespoons chopped onions, teaspoon salt, teaspoon pepper, 1 egg, 1-3 cup flour, 4 tablespoons tat. Mix meat, onions, salt, pepper and egg. h'hupe into 4 cakes, one inch thick. Roll In flour. Hruwn in fat n ml pluec 1 n snia 1 1 1;i king pan. Add Inch of water and Stomach Bother? If you have to be careful of what you cat and drink, and suffer from gas, heartburn, bloating, sour siom ach and dyspepsia, why not make the Diotex 16 minute test? Harm less yet works with great speed. Ono of tho ingredients has the timazing power to digest 3.000 times its own weight. Don't give up. Get Diotex at any drug store. Put it to tho test. Money back if you don't soon feel ilko new and free from stomach distress. Only CMc. Ited Cross Drus Store. Adv. Popular Powder of Beautiful Women lieu u tics who guard their com plexions use MKMiO-CLO Knr Powder only. Eamous for purity its coloring matter is approved by the government. The skin never looks pasty or flaky. Jt spreads more smoothly and produces youthful bloom. Made by a new French process. .MEI,l)-(i(.() Ware Powder stays on longer.- -(IIjis Drugs, Inc. Adv. NO MORE CORNS OR CALLOUSES Hr! or Soft Ornf., Corn! btwp-n th toB or on the lip or bo:um vt th (t now diwi instantly. END-O-CORN UWi thm H off evfr, time eo piiin. no fun. just apply st nirht and walk with ronfort rtvxt nwrnin. We M END-O-CORN but if you too far amy writ: END-O-COHN I.A3 ORATOB1ES. 4 t.arfield Blvd. Cui-ao, who will ac Uiat you receive jx Moon Utug Lu. Adv. MODEST ) Marke Registration "Look, 1 goL an anonymous "Who's it from?" bake -i minutes. Turn cakes to allow' even browning. 'I'onutto Suuco ( Kor fish or meat) 2 cups tomatoes, 1 cup water, 2 'slices onions, 2 bay leaves, A wholo cloves, V- teaspoon sugar, Vj teaspoon sajt, 3 table.ioons Hour, 3 tablespoons butter. Holt gently In covered pan 20 mill u I es toiniatoes, water, onions, buy leaves, cloves, sugiu and sail. .Strain thoroughly.- Melt butter, udil flour and when mixed add strained tomato mixture. Cook 3 minutes. Any leftover sauce can be served on hot boiled rlcC or macaroni. J Vuit Sahul hrcssing (I'sing sour cream) 2 egg yolks. 4 tablespoons sugar; 2 tablespoons floui teaspoon salt, i teaspoon pepper, M tea spoon dry mustard, 1-3 cup lemon Juice, i cup orange juice, cup water. 1-3 cup thick sour cream. Heat egg yolks and udd sugar, flour, salt, pepper and mustard. ALU well, add fruit juices and wa ter. Cook in double boiler until mixture thickens. Stir frequently. Meat 2 minutes. Adil sour cream, mix well and chill. Serve on any combination of fruits used for salad. lChubarh I 'a (tics 2 cups diecd rhubarb, 2-It cup sugar, 2 tablespoons flour, tea spoon HaJb..1.!. X('asp.ofln,,i)Utthus. tablespoons butter. .Mix rhubarb, sugar, Hour, salt, nutmeg. Pour Into 4 unbaked pas cry shells filled into deep muffin pans. luL with butter. Arrange diss cross strips of unbaked pas try arrows top. Hake 25 minutes in uvoderatc oven. Serve warm or cold. WO.MA.V .M IXiKS AXGOUA AI') Turkey has women judges now. Three l'or tiiis have been elevated to the bench. iii:i;o is ih;ai MMWHVll.iJj (AP) Captain John, who saved fi2 persons from drowning in the Ohio river, Js deak .John .1. Tully, 5W, held the congressional medal of honor. A candidate for GOVERNOR who has won signal success by his own efforts 1j us mess utnn A worthy leader for the new Oregon Spirit CHARLES HALL, Republican for Governor, started with nothing and carved his way In eurress with his own lianas. He In the kind of man red-blooded Orogonisns admire and re spect, and whom they will bn proud to see in (he Gov ernor's chair. -He will be a worthy champion and lead er for the new Oregon Spirit the spirit that Is going (o spell Progress for Oregon. A vnlo for Hnll la a vote for "Forward Orr,i:on." "Industrialize Oregon" VUi B'lr.. Hall ffir-oTrrnar Club 'h. I. FrLh-im. Mnjer l'ortlin-J, Ore. . MAIDENS -:- Applied For IT. S. Patent Office letter!" Pit I DAY lKOCilCA3IS National Broadcasting company: C, Billy Jones and Ernie Hare; G:30, concert and chorus; 7, sons, malo quartet; 7:30, Revue; 8, Sketch book program; S;3, Amos 'n' Andy; 8:45, tone pictures; 9:15, Eastern program; 10, Aces of Har mony; 10:30 to 11, Nomads. Columbia Broadcasting system: 7:30, light opern: 8, vaudeville; 0, Story hour; 10 to 12, dance music. Tacoma KVI (7C0): U. niiiisical programs; C:53 to 0. silent; 0, CMS'. 10, var sity quartet: 10:15, CBS; 12 to 1, danco music. Oakland KliX (880): 7, news, music; 8, Ili-.Iinks; 10 to 12, dunce. KCiO (790): ti, NBC; !):45, piano pictures; 10:15, NBC; 11, danco music. Music. Seattle K.1U (970): 0, Harmony Aces; 7, concert; 10, sunshine program; ll.'danco mtislc. ' ' ' ' Denver KOA (830kc) 0, NBC; .S:15, Sal ly ALasun; 8:30, NBC; 11 to 12, danco music. San Francisco KFKC (010): U:30, popular mu sic; 7:30. CBS; 10, CBS; 12 to 1, dance music. Colds Checked Zk By modern vaporizing v W'.J ointment Just rub on W vaporub OVEfrt? MILLION JARS USED YEARLY STATE NOW BEING IN THIS W1.T WATCH FOR i mmiii imi ii iim l mill mill imbum 1 NOTICE TO LIGHT AND POWER ELECTRIC LIGHT AM) POWER SERVICE WILL HE TURNED OFF FROM 10:00 A. M. TO 12:30 P. M. SUNDAY, APRIL 13 IN ALI CEL, IMBLER, SUMMERVILLE AND ELGIN TERRITORY FOR THE REPLACEMENT OF BROKEN INSULATORS. EASTERN OREGON LIGHT & POWER CO. Portland KQW (020): 6, NBC; 10, Cecil and Sally, feature; 10:40 to 12, Hoot Owls. KEX (1180): 6, musical and novelties; 10, concert; 10:30, pop ular music; 11:30, news; 11:40, Midnight matlneo. . Salt Luke City KSIj (1130): 0, NUC; 7:30, studio; 8, NBC; 10:15, vaudevilles frolic; 11, Vagabond. Spokauu' KHQ (590): 0, NBC; 8:15, sports; 8:30, NBC; 11, requests. FOR INDIG ESTION Thousands With Poor, Weak Stomachs Now Taking- Pepsin in Nov Liquid Form, PHARMACISTS PHAISE IT Stops Acnlo Kind In 1-Vw .Minutes What a ltlcsslng. Here's a delightful elixir with plenty of real pepsin, some Men thol and just enough of. several other stomach correctives to make It capable of putting almost any weak, rundown, abused stomach In first class shape mid It xastes like tho most palatablo nectar. The men who created this su premely good formula know their business they don't bcltevo in nasty tasting mcdicino and tho peo ple are with them for Dare's Men tha Pepsin that's the mime is having a tremendous salo all over the country. They havo passed along tho word to every druggist in tho country that if Dare's Mentha Pepsin doesn't bring serene com fort to anv wornnnt. rundown. i sickly, gassy stomach that tho owner of that most Important In ternal organ can havo his or her money back. Stubborn indigestion of years standing is hard to get rid of, but Daro's Mentha Pepsin will do it; one enthusiastic druggist asserts. It's real pepsin In liquid form the right way to take pepsin. Ited Cross Drug lore always has a big supply on hand. Adv, oooooooooooooooooooooooo OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO I 1 CARHARTT 1 o o o o o o o ooocoooooooooooooooo 2 gooooooooooooooooooooogo So UNION MADE O O o 2 qOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO too? O OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOq o li OVERALLS ! o o o o o o oooooooooooooooooooooooo oooooooooooooooooooooooo o o o ii sns II oo Afiv go) o o o o o ' o o 0 0300000000000000000000 0 0)OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCO 9 oooooooooooooooooooooooo oooooooooooooooooooooooo Theatre INSTALLED THEATER UlLLkf OPENING DATE I xxi Angeles KFI (040): C NBC; 7:30, trio; 8:30, symphonct; 8:45, NBC. IB ; Coats, Suits, Ensembles Dresses and Hats are here in gay profu sion, and prices are most reason PUfMAN'S : La Grande's Plenty of water to irrigate with at the time when you need it most is essential to a good gar den. A shallow well with an electric pump installa tion will insure plenty of water next summer. t If you have a pumping job no matter how large or how small, let us help you solve your power problem. Call our nearest office. Eastern Oregon Light KItf (900): 0:30, popular music; 7:30, CBS; 10, news, dascc muslo; 12, organ.' FA SHIONS With Easter close at hand, fem inine minds are; naturally turning- to feminine fashions, : and being thoroughly cognizant of the fact that we always present the new when it is new, they are selecting their Easter costumes here. Excltisive ReaffrtoWeav& Millinery m4 GARDEN TIME is IRRIGATION TIME SPECIAL DURING APRIL New Model Thor Washers $112.00 $1.00 DOWN $6.50 A MONTH "ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE' KNX (1050): C, ensemble; "7. featurea; 9, circus: 9:45, fight broadcust; 10 to 1, duhce nuislc. v nil whmiiw wm ip A Stunning Collection OF NEW MODES FORSPRING & Power Co.