Saturday, "April 12, 1930
VK GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, PRE.
Page TKfeg
WDDlETry NEW-IT j
;ss Foster Smith
To Be Speaker At
Neighborhood Club
re-partitions are being mudu 10
for the ontortaiiiuivnt pf Uesa
or Smith, Wciser, Idaho poet
uml author, who will be the
it of La Grande Monday and
id ay. She will arrive here Sun-,
evening" with Mr. and Mrs. J.
Iiirley, who went to Idaho to
K her to 1m Grande.
vs. Smith is brought' to I,a
ide by the Lkeraturo commit
of Hie Neighborhood club and
appear before the club Tues
artcrnoon to give a number of
poeniH. Mi's, Hurley and Miss
el i.)oly ttio co-chairmen in
ffo of tlie program. ' . .
allowing: tho Neighborhood club
, ting Tuesday, Mrs. Smith will
lie honor guest at a dinner at
p. m. in tho La Grande hotel
all club members who would
to meet her are cordially In-:
1 o attend. '
'hlln In La Grande Mi's. Smith
bo tho house guest of Mrs. A.
Uchardson. ' Hor program for
iday will open with a lecture at
Igh school assembly, and at 11
i. sho will attend a Central P.
. luncheon given In her honor
he officers of tho parent-teach,
organization. Previous to this
! will bo a guest on a trip
bush trie city.
n the afternoon she will give a
lit talk at a Central P.-T. A.
.efit program and Monday cyc
g will be complimented at a
ner given by the Iai Grande
Hry club at tho homo of Mrs.
'a Young. (
Mans are also being made for
Kclay morning.
Irs. Smith was born and reared
Nebraska, later coming to Idaho
i;r she makes her home. Sho is
mother of two boys and it is
-i them that sho receives much
pier inspiration ior ner poetry.
L-s. Leal Russel
Hostess to Club
rs. Leal Russell was hostess to
rlub yesterday at her home at
elightful afternoon of bridge.
H honors at cards were won by
Aurimei Playlc and Mrs.
rgo McDonald was second.
ro were three tables at play,
litful refreshments were, serv-
luter in tho afternoon.
idge Party At
Rosenbaum Home
Irs. ('. A. lioscnhuum was host
;tt bridge yesterday at her home
i three tables at piny. Tulips
daffodils wore used as a nrettv
brat km. - f
Hry. George Tins -received first
at cards with Mrs. Pearl
b winning second and Mrs. Kd
en winning the guest prize.
pez:
CARDS
We have selected the choice Easter
Cards from the samples of the five
leading greeting card manufac
turers. We have greetings for every
relative and friend.
i
We cordially invite you to visit our store
and inspect our Easter Cards. We feel
sure that you will be well pleased with
Vthe striking designs, the beautiful
colors and the general appearance of
: the cards. Our advice is to come early
; while the line is complete.
At our store you may also see the newest
,and most beautiful numbers in Easter
j tallies, place cards, seals, cutouts, nut
cups, and Easter novelties of all de-
scription.
La Grande
Book &
Stationery Co.
LA GRANDE, OREGON
1114 Adams Phone Main 90
Dainty refreshments woro served
later in tho aftornoon.
Missionary Group'
Meets at Church
Tho Women's Missionary society
of tho Presbyterian church mot at
tho church yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. J. K. Wright had tho dcvt
tional, reading First Corinthians
chapters 12 and 13. Sho also read
tho poem 'A Test of Jmw" Itc
ports were made from tho commit
tees. Mrs. S. H. Morgan reported
on tho Preslytcrlal meeting that
was held at Baker the Sth and 9th.
After the business meeting Mrs.
Hurley Hiclmrdson played two or
gan numbers and Mrs, E. E. Arant
gavo two whistling solos. Mrs.
Judson Perkins, dressed in tho cos.
tumo of her India station, gavo the
society a splendid talk on her work.
At one time she was in ono place
for two years without seeing a
whlio person except those in her
family. -Mrs. S. 13. Morgan, assist
ed by Mrs. T. A. McKlnstry, Mrs.
J. K. Wright and Mrs. W. K. Bu
chanan, served refreshments.
.
Name Mrs. Duniway
For Oregon Honors
Tho recent announcement that
in tho contest, held for naming tho
most outstanding woman in Ore
gon,. Mrs. Abigail Scott Duniway,
was chosen, has a very great in
terest for the women of La Grande
who participated In the contest.
Mrs. Duni way's name will be
placed on a bronzo tablet in ,tho
Women's Hall of Fame in the na
tional capital. There is no limit to
the number of names which may
be so placed in Washington, but
with each namo must be given the
sum of 1000 lo bo applied on the
endowment fund which is to carry
on a program toward good citizen
ship. The movement was started by the
National Lcagao of Women Voters,
who vlsioncd a memorial for the
women who had dono some out
standing work in tho cause of wo
man's suffrage in the United SUites,
The sum of $210,000 Is being rais
ed for tho endowment fund and the
movement is meeting with splendid
support on till sides.
Mrs. Duniway is named as one
of the pioneers for the cause or
woman's suffrage on the Pacific
coast, Sho was actively identified
with the cause for more than fifty
years. Not alone In the northwest
was sho well known for her ef
forts along ill Ik lino, but also be
fore her death sho gained a repu
tation which was nalion-wide.
Birthday Party
. At Kingsley Home
Floyd ItingalcsV sou o;
nnd
iMrs. I. P.. Kingsley, was host yes
torday afternoon to a- number of
his small friends In honor of his
sixth birthday, lie received many
nice gifts, dames . were played
during tho afternoon and later
damty refreshments were serveu.
'Thoso present were: Eugene Rnd
Laurena I'almer, Paulino and Wal
lace Watkins, Ixls Whcaly, Law
renco llowcll. Norma Evans, Hob
bio Kingsley, Ardrlenne Sec. Vlr
clnia Olltncr', lirvln and Mulvlu
Huff.
.
Entertain League
At Enjoyable Party
Last evening at the homo of Miss
Maxine Shellworth, 680 Adams ave
nue, the members of the Kpworth
Leaguo of tho Methodist church
held their monthly party. Leonard
Cates was chairman for tho eve
ning and his committee had ar
ranged a program of entertainment
Into which tho 25 young people
present entered most heartily. Af
ter several hours of games, the
refresh men. tn committee served . a
very nico one course lunch. . The
next event on the League's social
calendar is to bo tho Kaster break
fast to bo held at tho Pino Cone
camp near La Grande following
tho community sunrise service.
'
Enjoy Party At
Shellworth Home
Maxino Shellworth, assisted by
,aVc!lo lllchcy and Thclma John
son, entertained a group of seniors
at the Shellworth homo at 50G Aa
ams avenuo Thursday evening. The
evening was spent in dancing and
cards. Jana Jtavenscroft, Julia
Smith; Grace Hcdden, Margaret
Anthony, John Berry, Ellis "Wat
kins, Lee Johnson, Leonard Cates,
Grant Stiingham and Hob Kvtina
were tho guests.
Mrs.
Murchison Is
Hostess to Club
Tho West way club of the W. It.
A. met with Mrs. Charles Murchi
son yesterday at her homo on First
street. Following a business meet
ing an afternoon of cards was en-
Joyed. Clusters of daffodils were
used as a pretty,; decoration. A
dainty luncheon was served with
about fifteen members present.
Tho next meeting will be a social
nt the home of Mrs. Delia Harndcn.
Apr. 25,
Club Organizes,
- Elects"-Officers
A group of 13 girls, incumbers of
Mrs. j. C. Bowser's Sunday school
class of y tho Prcsbyterinn church,
mot nt her home Wednesday, Apr.
!) mid organized a club.
During the afternoon officers
were elected. 'Elisabeth Gulllckson
acted as temporary chairman. The
officers are as follows: president,
Grace Helen Bohncnknmp: vice
president, Marjorio Mattoon; sec
retary, Stella Joan Ingle: treasurer,
;j-;Uxalfrt)ul GuUJcksonj iubjlttitfc'..
Mfllicent Hansen, Tne gTr Is chose
a name, and motto for their club.
Tho riumo is D- S. V O. The Idea
of tho club is to mako nrtlclos and
send them to missionary posts.
Games were ployed nnd later in
the afternoon delightful refresh
ments woro served.
Card Party Held
At Fisher Home
Women or the Moosuhcart liC-L-inn
mot. Inst nltrht at 11m homo of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fisher oil the!
Oovn highway near Cove for a de
lightful card party. 1'rlzes were
awarded to Mrs. Sarah Ballcy and
Charles Provost for high score and
to Ralph Copo and Mrs. J. W. Kel-,
logg for low.
liellcious refreshments were,
served later in the evening. Those
present were: Mr. and Mrs. Churles
Provost and Betty Jean, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Ralph Cope, Mr. nnd Mrs. M.
VI, Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Kellogg and Grace, Mr. and Mrs.
A. K. Feuerhclin and Kenneth and
Verdn, Mr. and Mrs. B. Brannon,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brook, Mr.
and Mrs. Willis Builey, Mrs. Cora
Shank and Beverly. Mrs. Julia Sil
ler. Mrs. Hulda Slfffens. Mrs. Beat
rice Wagner, Mrs. Mary K. May
vllle, Mrs. Winifred Caff and son
Wallace, Herbert Barker. MMvIn
Carpe r an d tho host a fid h os( ess
and Josephine and Jay Newton.
Announcements
The Parkdnlo club will meet
Wednesday April JO at the home
of Mrs. Victor KckUry with Mrs.
Karl Dial assisting.
'
La Grande Assembly No. 13 Or
der of ltafnbow for Girls will meet
this evening at 7:30 o'clock for a
regular business meeting. ,
CRICKET FLAT
!ty I xiis Willit-rsMMiii
(Ob-coi-ver Correspondent)
CHICK KT ,A.T ( Speclu I )
Mr. and Mrs. Overton Scott and
faintly and Charles lfhllgarth were
I-a Grande visitors Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. WlthcrMpuun
and fa ml ly were visitors at t he,
ho live of Mrs. WHher;poonn sis
ter. Mr. and Mrs. Hjomer Uechtcl.
of Wallowa. Sunduy.
MJss Iiorotlta Iea Hcrbtol. who In
a fresh man at the Klgln high
wIiomI, prpent the weekend at the
home of her parents, Mr. and
Mr. Joe llethtcl, of Wallowa.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gekeler are
Iho proud parents of a tn-ponnd
boy born I-Vlday. Tho young son
ban been named John Windle.
Mr. and Mrs. V'ernc St owe are
tho proud parents of an eight
pound girl born Tuesday.
Mlwt Ksther WJtly. who is t
tendlng l-laj-trru Oregon Normal
jfiiiool In Ii Grande, arrived
bom Wednesday to spend the rest
Bf tho week with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. j, V. Wluy
Mm. U'.erelt Ucchtti and duush-
-:- MODEST MAIDENS
Trado Mark Registration Applied For U. S. Patent Office
"Oh. professor, they say you've
word book on bactoriollgy. Dp sit
ter nm mother, Mrs. Barker, spent
Sunday at the homo of Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Beehlel, of Wallowa.
Mrfi. Klnui Sewell spoilt Sunday
visiting at tho homo ,of Mr. and
Mrs. Itoy Knight, of Indlun creek.
M.ry, itaymoud Wnolty. Mrs.
Alma Sewell and M'rs. J. K, With
crspoon "were visitors at the home
of Mr. and. Mrs. John Gekeler Wed
nesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mlrs. Stunt Ion Maxwell,
of t'ompton, Cal., arrived here
Saturday to visit for some time at
the home of Mr. Maxwell's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Maxwell. Mis.
Maxwell was M.ii Gertrude Dawes
who taught lir the Klgln High
school.
Mr. nncMs. H. Strlnghiim, of
l.a Grand, were . visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter'
Ktringltumt Sunday.
Leonard Cates, who Is attending
tho l.a Grande High school, spent
tho week visiting at the homo of
Ilia, pareiitM, Mr. and M,rs. C C.
Cates.
The sun of Mrs. Mlley He Jean,
of 'Wallowa, underwent an Opera-'
tlon for m'asloUls at. La Grande
Saturday morning. Mrs. Do Jean
is a cousin of Mrs. Leonard Par
sons. t Miss Margaret Hall. who l
teaching near Suunnervtlle, spent
khoi 'weekend at the home of her
VhiwIh;- .Mr, aiid Mrs, J. K. Halt,
of Klgin. ' '
Mrs. Lorraine Tliiiinpson, who Is
teaching in the Klgln public
sellouts, spent the weekend visit
ing at the homo uf her parents,
jn Walla Walla.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Blauehard
were visitors at the home of Mr.
Blanehard's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Itoy Blanehard. of Baker, Sun
day. " Mr. nnd Mrs. Cecil Howard and
children, of La Grande, spent
Sunday visiting at the homo of
Mr, I ll'j ward's parents, Mr. and
M I'M. Julius Hug.
Mrn. Waller Hill, Mrs. Mary
Wlelieiis and M!rs. Humid Blan
ehard were visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. John Gekeler
Wednesday afternoon.
STATE
GRAND
RE-OPENING
TONIGHT
At 7 p. nv
With the new R. C. A.
Equipment
CdDUlTKIE
Also M.G. News and Coloi'tone
Movie Review.
Adults 50c Children, 10c
PLAYING
TODAY SUNDAY MONDAY
Just completed, a six hundred
down ami tell us all about It!"
" . Mrs. -A. IT; Parsons was a visitor
at the homo, of her'dauehter. ' Mr.
and M'rs. Leo Jtojulet 'u fj?w "days
last week.. . ' ";
laHiLKD 'IXK) MAN V. TKIJTII?
POUTLANDi Ore., Aiir. 12 (AP)
Mrs. Teresa JJjanlols, ilod suit
in circuit court - here' today .for
? 15.000 against. Ur;. Jyih.. Powell..
Portland dentliji, :" Alleging that
while she waw undor tho influence
of gait the dentist pu,tlcd:all' of her
tooth instead or thosovin her .up
per jaw; mid: two .wisdom teeth In
the lower. , .' -
UNIVERSE NOT
RUNNING DOWN,
ill I LLI KAN SAYS
' " NKW YOUIv. Apr. r!2 (AP)
Tho universe, in tho ojilnlon.of Or.
Itobert A. Milllknn, noted physic-;
1st. Is nut running, dovn like an'
elght-duy clock,, but. la constantly
renewing itself. . ,:r , . . , . , '
Speaking beforo a. Hclcncn, forum
under auspice? of the A meiicuu In-.
Ktituto or the Cily.of New York,
the Museum of Peaceful Arts, and!
the New York Kloctrlcal Society,
Dr. Mllltkaii declared ' science at
last had reason to bclievo the cos
mic drama of croallon iM stlll being
enacted., In tljo Hlc,llar,spac,C8.. .
lie Ihuij takes Issue ' with Sir
James Jeans and other physielsts
who cbairplon tho theory that tho
iiniveise Is sIoyly dislntegralltig.
Jr. Mlllikln in 1 923 "received the
Nobel prize fop the. isolation and
mcasu rcsmcut of the .electron. A
little over a year ago lie discov-!
ered the cosmic ray.' Ho ls a pro
fessor at the California Institute
of Technology. 't' ' '-
He said he bused his opinion on
ten outstanding scientific Uiseovr
cries, including the law of the
equivalence of hat. and-work, Iho
cosuilo ray, -evolution, radio, act
hily nnd tho Aston curve. '
"Somewhere ( ; In the universe,"
he said, "Is still going on the pro
cess of upbuilding the hea ele
mentn. such na gold and platinum
Theatre
it
V
. IJW J I Hit
and radium, out of tho lighter ones.
We now know within very small
limit of uncertainty that till ele
ments were originally built up
from hydrogen. With the discov
ery and Identification of cosmic
radiation we havo indications that
tho sanijO building process Is still
going on."
Famous Bronie
Brons homes of Venice are rup
poced to belong to some Griieco
Roman trlumpliol quadriga. Tliese
wm brought to Venice by Dogo
Enrico Dandolo In 1204. They bave
had numerous ndventmcB. Purlng
the World war they were taken
down from the place before St.
Mark's cathedral and safely hid
den. Costly Stockings
The highest price paid for oue
palp of women's hosiery on record
Is 2,000. This pnir of stockings
consisted of clocks made up of renl
diamonds. ,
Menus Of The
Day
Hi4 .Mrs. Ali'.YimcIrr (luorni!
SUNDAY TliA
Chicken Siiluil SjuiidwIulivH
' . Tuiuitcd Chet'so SqimrcH
Plmlento Sturicd OHvlb
. ' Chocoluto Drop Cukes
Tua
, Chicken Salad Filling for 12
SuiuUvkiu'8
2-3 cup finely chopped chickm.
'. 1-3 cup chopped celery.
: 1-4 cup. chopped sweet pickles.
teaspoon -salt.
teaspoon paprika.
M-4 cup mayomialsu.
Ml Ingredients and spread on
buttered slices of white bread. Ar
range, sandwich fashion. Cut off
crusts with sharp knife.
. Toasted, Chccso Scpiartv
'12 alicca white bread (2 inch
squares).
1-3 cup yellow cream cheeso.
1-8 teaspoon salt. ,
" 2 tablespoons finely chopped on
ion. '
3 tablespoons butler,
2 tablespoons salad dressing.
Mix choese; suit, onion, butler,
dressing. When soft and creamy
spread on broad. Place, on baking
sheet and bako in moderate oven
until broad has toasted.
3 . Chocolate lxp Cakes
1-2 cup fat.
''11-2 cups light brown sugar,
'i teaspoon vanilla.
1 -i teaspoon sail. .
' 3 S(Uares chocolate, mcltcdt
1 ,cup sour. milk.
2 eggs
: 2 3-d cupa flour.
1 teaspoon soda.
1. teuspoun baking powder.
Cream fat and sugar. Add oilier
ingredients and beat 3 minutes.
Add rcstv of IngredlcntH and hall!
fill greased muffin pans. Make 2
minutes In moderately stow oven.
Cool and frost. j
(iHM'olnto Nut Kudtfo I'ro.slhig1
(Kor Cako or Cookies)
2 cups sugar.
2-3 cup water.
1 tablespoon buUer,
1 teaspoon vanilla.
1-3 cup nuts.
Mix sugar, water, b.iltcr. Cook
over moderate fire, stlrrlui? fre
quently, until soft ball forms, when
portion is slowly poured into cup of
cold water, Itomovo from fire at
onco. Let sland for 20 nilniiles.
Add vanilla and boat Until Thick
and creamy. Add nuts. Krost tops
and sides of enkes.
U. S. L. Battci ies
V-uur old Imuery mid $(t.N.
liiitN it new ono in your cur.
Burgess Battery and
Electric
- 2 blocks imihI of V. V.
lli-pol.
OPEN
Mfly -
-j0 Safely fSSf"8
imHpaBBHaMaKaNnHa .
Guardian Building & Loan Ass'n.
Fruit CnbbnKO Salad
1 cup diced pineapple.
1 cup diced apple, ,
2 cups chopped cabbage.
1-4 cup diced marshmallowa.
I
L The Finest
Nettletons are called "the finest read
made shoes in America" and they de
serve the title. For Nettletons are made .
of finest leathers, designed by foremost,
experts, and made exclusively by skilled
workmen. Next time you need shoes,
invest in Nettletons. It's as sound as
putting money in the bank.
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Tue Store For Evcrv Man
Curtains
ALL HOMES NEED CLEAN CUR
TAINS FOR EASTER. SEND THEM
EARLY T 0 AVOID DISAPPOINT
MENT AS THIS IS A BUSY SEASON
IN THIS DEPARTMENT.-; .
With our modern equipment and -experienced
operators our work
can be excelled no where. No
need to send them out of town,
we do them with straight edges
and no ears. . "
Modern Laundry
; ;, Phone Main 77 j
AN
ACCOUNT
of Portland, Oregon
La Grande Branch
La Grande National Bank
1-4 teaspoon salt.
1-4 teaspoon pepper.
1-8 cup salud dressing, j v , .
Chill all ingredients. Combino
and serve at onco on lettuce.
Shoes Made
TODAY
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