La Grande evening observer., June 11, 1930, Page 3, Image 3

Wednesday, June 11,-1930
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,1 LA GRANDE, ORE.
Page Three
nrsrn rrzTjrTV tirtzA fir :l
Banquet In Honor
Of E.O.N.Class .
Given at Hotel
Tho laV event of the first com
mcneemont week !tt the Kastern
Orepon Normal school took place
Tuesday evening tit a charming
banquet given In honor of the sen
ior class hy the faculty ut the La
Crande hotel. Covers were plueed
for nhout 9 at tables attractive
with lihie and yellow flowers, the
school colors.
President If. K. Inlow preilded
ns toast master and the following
toasts wer given: to the first
faculty, Mrs. Victoria Schweizer;
to the first graduates, Miss Helen
Moor: to the first 13. O. N". build
ing, Miss Verireltu I-tond; to the
first alum nl( 131 mo Stevenson; to
the other first-a, Owen Price. In.
Norman V. Ooieman. of It?ed col
lege, gave an impromptu talk.
The faculty quartet consisting of
Miss Amanda Stable. Miss Madeline
Larson, W. "V. Nushnum and 13. O,
Daniels, accompanied by Miss Caro
line Williams, sang original songs
about- tho school and about the
das members, (iroup sinning was
led by M iss ' ( irace Oelhel accom
panied by Miss 13 lit i lie HechU'l. -
Tho committee In charge of ar
rangements was: Miss Zable, Miss
Larson and Miss Alice McDonald.
Miss Neukirchner
And M Sams, Wed
AVonl hns been received of the
marriage of Miss Marie Neukirch
ner, daughter f Mm. -Albert Neu
kirchner of this city, to Oeorge
Sams, son of Mr. and Mrs. "V. A.
Sams, of Uieth. Ore., former resi
dents of JJi Orande on Oovo ave
nue. The wedding took place Mon
day June il in Pendlelon where
both the bride and the bridegroom
have been employed, Mrs. Sams at
VhllcH Florist shop and Mr. Sams
at the Model cleaners. The newly
weds will make their home In Pen
dleton. In compliment to them a de
lightful wedding supper was given
last night at the home of the brides
mother in La CJrando where they
nre visiting for a few days. Only a
few relatives and friends were in
attendance and a pleasant evening
was enjoyed.
Party Compliments
Mi.4s,:Ahne Ebesch
j Following is a cllpidng from The
(endletotit Kast-Oregonian of in
terest to 'La-Grande friends of Al
bert. It, Jensen whose marriage to
Miss Anne Uoeseh will In- an event
of Juno IS;.
Mrs.,-William Hoesch Jr. and
rtrnrgmVr Miss" "Anno Hoesch, brlde
cleet,...cnicriaini:d at an, enjoyable
tea ' yesterday afternoon at the
Itoesch home. About one hundred
guests called during the afternoon.
A color scheme of green and
pink was used, -gladiol.1 -and sweet
Williams belntf used in the living
room. The tea table was charming
with stocks and Japanese Irises,
about w'hich centorpb vc there hov
ered yellow butterflies. I 'on ring
ilu ring the afternoon wore Mrs.
Anna Stork'. M is. nerhert Gregg,
Mrs. J, u; Hales and Mrs O. W.
1 Syeru.
Assisting in - welcoming the
guests were Mrs. Gewrgc rftangier,
Mrs. John Dickson. Mrs. Mae Hoke.
Mrs. James It. Howler.. Mrs. James
K. Hill and Mrs. W. V. Green.
Assisting in. serving were Mrs.
Huvhl Temple, Mvh. II. Y. Smith,
Mrs. Itaphael Itaymond, Miss Cora
Kldridge and Miss Inez, llarthrong.
Mrs. Smith' (Maurtne Akers) Is
here from Carlton, Oregon to visit
her parents,- Mr.1 und -Mis. M, L.
A kers.
Women Entertained
At Baker Tuesday
Thirteen women golfers, mem
bers of the La Grande, county club,
spent a delightful afternoon in
Maker yesterday as guests of the
ZESTFUL RELISHES
AROUSE APPETITES
IN; WARM WEATHER
A,' .
Pickles, Ketchup and Jelly
Make Balanced Meals More
Inviting
Summer heat often lessens the
desire for food. However, body
vig-or must be maintained in hot
weather us wcM as cold. Meals,
therefore, must be planned to make
folks hungry. ,
"Tha spicy zest of ketchup, chow
choW or pickles, the tart-sweet tast?
of cool jellies or jam can be counted
upon, to set appetites in motion, fly
serving these relishes fre,uently
with meat, fish, potatoes and preen
vegetables, a new interest will be
taken in these food.s.
Many relishes can be mixed in
French or mayonnaise dressings
with delicious results. For example,
eiual parts of chili sauce and may
onnaise make the z.-sful Russian
dressing. When sur-h dressings arc
served on vegetable, fruit, meat or
fish salads, these wholesome foods
are hard to resist.
Sujrar plays an important part
in the preparation of most relishes.
It unities all kinds of flavors into
delicious poodness. Think of this"
as you plan the family menus. A
das h of sugar to a pinch of nlt is a
simple, inexpensive and dietetically
correct way to increase the tn.ite
appeal of vegetables, ftews and
salad dressings. Most foods are
nwre d ! 1 ic imi s wi t h sugar. T he
Sugar Institute.
women of the Baiter golf and coun
try club. Ht fore playing two rounds
of golf in tho afternoon they wen
guests at Luncheon at the llaUi-r
huil.
. .Following the tournament .Mb
Mildred Suchel wus hostess at :i
recept .on at her home t ar the play
ers und their friends. Those at
tending fruin La Grande were: Mrs.
V. t Perkins, Mrs. L. K. KIiiKe:,
M ra. lennan Kiegrist. M iss A nne
Ktange, Mrs. A. W. Nelson, Mrs.
H. l- Murphy, Mrs. II. A. Zur
biiek. Mrs. Joiin Theis.'U, Mr. Man
Tanner, Min. Charles lleymiliif,
M rs. Kred 1 .a nzer. M rs, J . I
Uavenscroft ami Mrs. Chase Itoh
nonkamp. i , '
I Birthday Party
I " For Truman Irwin
The thirteenth birthday of Tru
man Irwin was the Inspiration for
a happy party yesterday afternoon
at his home on the Cove highway.
' Klshteen guests were In attendance
,and (hiring the afternoon games
.and music were enjoyed. A delic
ious two-ciurse luncheon, with a
oolor .scheme of pink und white,
; wa served by Mrs. Irwin assisted
by her daughter, .Mrs." Marion tftod
jdard, Mrs. Jack Bruoml'ieid, Mr.
jMllo Gods, Mrs. Alec Kohlnson and
Mrs. Henry Herrman. The honor
guest at tho tables was Truman's
'grandfather, who is SG years of
jage and who greatly enjoyed thti
event.
M rs. Herrman linked and dec-
orated the large pink ' and w hite
cake which was the. centerpiece ot
i the table. Table arrangements
twere also in u. color scheme of pink
I and while.
j Those present were: Milodenc
' Ooss, Fern and Lois ttroom field,
J Keuluh Haggey, Anna Louise
I Moore, Lois Koht-rtson, Mary Jane
Chndwlck, Pltinta Shaier, Donald
I
II QT1 A TI? now
51 AlHl PLAYING
it J&ir w stalked (he man of 1 I
m m m her heart like the llgi-s of j
BSMSmWI'u '"'' n,,,,ve J"Kit' I
j 4v iMMM&!l& ' What, ti role for glamor-
J$$l ihi.h iloan ,i,iufrtl! Her 1
I viitrrt breathless beauty now en- ,
' r-v M'iy""" hanccd by her thrilling ,. H
tfT rUUtVUfl' voice! A iKMi'ect eombina- ,
RiSyS W KltXKST TOItltKNTK ' I
iP I Ik JACK COXWAY I
SH1RTCRAFT
' A TRW THRU THE -'-wW-' M
I TAILORS WITH THE KVERFIT COLLAU
It Can't Shrink Sp12
j Tue Stooc Fob Evtnv Man Jj
Walters. Karl and . lluraM Herr
nian, Wrnon unit Henry Stoddard,
Hill liu-sii. Hill ("loir. Itli'liuril
I-tuusqut-i, lltvruill Itl.'.iurdion, and
the pouur tfui'St.
. .
Evening of Cards
Follows Session
A pleasant evening of cards was
enjoyed by the members of the
Women's Benefit ttssocluttqn and
their husbands lust night following
the regular business session, when
Miss Kthel Harndeu was chosen,
junior delegate to the convention
ai Portland the last of this month.
Nine tables of pinochle were, ut
play with Mrs. Bert Spencer win
ning first honors ami Mrs. J, K.
Reynolds receiving second "prize.
For the men,. Charles Ward won
first and Claude Mackey made
second high score.
An entertaining . program of
musical numbers und dunces wus
presented with a highland fllittf
dance by little Kaulce Meldruiu.
another dance number . by Miss
Jean Buchanan, accompanied hy
Miss 13d nu Towcry. Miss Murjorle
Spencer sing two solos uccomimul
ed by her sister. Miss Thelinu
Spencer. Another vocal salu was
presented by Miss r;ucrtt. accuniT
panled by Miss McCaly. , ijuer .the
drill teuin deuionstruttMl fancy
drills. liainty . rofreshments were
served. Mrs. llernlco Bramwell
was chairman of . the committee
with. Mrs. Mae Kiley. Mrs. .Mildred
Slasher and Mrs. Pearl Interline
assisting her. ,
Visitors Speak ,
At Lodge. Meeting
3ristCamp No; "2rS0, Itoyal
Neighbors of America met In reg
ular session on Monday evening In
the Odd Fellows lemple. Mrs, Tiilte
Cox. of Lakeside, Cu I.. Mrs. Sarah
Molke and Mrs. Josephine Frailer
of Athol, Idaho, were welcomed as
visitors and each gave an enjoy-,
able taik about llieir own canips.
For the next meeting Mrs. 13ffic
i Voting ha been appointed chulr
niun of the refreshment commit
tee und Mrs. Kllu Uoeter chairman
of entertainment.
;
Initiate Three
Into Membership
Time pew members, Mrs.' Anna
flower. Alrt. Lata Ityneurson anii
Bert Klllot, were inltisted into the
Neighbors of Woodcraft at their
meeting lact night when a large
number was present. Following
the business session delicious re
freshments were served by the
June committee.
Announcements.
The Lutheran Ladles Aid will
meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:;tti
oVlock at SiH B avenue with Mrs.
L. J. Kberl hostess.
.
The Stitch and Chatter club of
the Amerieun Legion uuxliiary will
meet ut the hom of Mra Kennedy
ut S'Mi3 Cherry street tomorrow ut
2 o'clock to sow for.lqcal families.
Vamlerbllt's mile relay teams
have won first place In that event
in five of the eight annual South
ern conference meets.
A SIGNIFICANT TRIBUTE to tlic value
. of ihe ' new Fortl is found in its
iacveaeing use by Federal, state and city
governments and by large industrial
coninnuicg lvhich keep careful day-by-day
cost records. In 'most instaucesj the
Ford lias been chogcu only, after cx
baustive tests of eycryactor jlUat con
tributes to good performance -speed,
power, safely, comfort, low cost of
operation and up-kecp,' reliability and
long life. '
Prominent ampngitlie companies '
using tbe Ford arc tbe Associated Com
panies of tbe Bell System, Armour and
Company, The Borden Company, Con
tinental Baking Corporation, Firestone
Tire and Rubber Company, General
Electric Company, Goodyear Tire and
Rubber Company, Kellogg Company,
Knickerbocker Ice Company, Morton
Salt Compuny, Pillsbury Flour Mills
Company, The Procter & Gamble
Company, and Swift & Company.
Each of these companies uses a
laigc number of Ford cars and trucks.
Club Women Oppose j
The Music Robots
DKNV13U. June II AP) Music
; robot.': cannot ptissibly take the
place of. tin trained and Killed
: musician, the delegate body of the
biennial convention of the General
Federation 'of Women's clubs de
cided Tuesday.
1 The organhtation adopted a
; resolution "unalterably' opposing
tin V liininuiion of 'living imisie'
i ftoin cur homes und uur theaters,"
; un.l ordered it copy of the resolu
tion - sent to the Mutdc. Befense
j league. New. .York-
Menus Of The
Day
Hy M.iN, Alexander George
CltlSP IC13 HOX COOK IKK
llmikrast
Stewed Prunes. Chilled
1 Wheat Cereal and Cream
Popovers Coffee
Luncheon
Tomato Sulad
nrwid . l'lum jelly
Chilled liced Pineapple Cookies
Iced Tea
rience of tartjv
reliahilitii and
Ford
Pinner
P.rownrtl Halibut ftiak
Turin i' Saheo
Proa mod rotating Jtuttereil Onions
It read ' Onipt- Jelly
lleiul Lett vi nnd Vri'tich Urorwlnn
Uasplitury I'le . iVftvi .
Crisp tt'e Hot Cookies
1 eup'fut, (half lard' und hair
butter). ' . '
cups sugar. . , ,
3 gg. .-' !
1 teapsoon yanlllR. . ?
. teaspoon lemon extract.
1-4 t 'aspoon' siilt . , ' ,
1 1-2 tenpsoons nut meg,'
.3 tablespoons ereiim ,'
5 cttps flour, . f
3 teaspoons baking powder..
Almonds, blanched. , -
Cream fat until soft. 'Add sugar,
beat until creamy. ; Add ega;s. vanil
la, lemon, salt, mi.tmej and cream.
Peat 2 minutes.- Add- flour and
baking powder. Shape into '-i rolls,
2 inehDS In diameter. " Poll In
waxed paper."--.Chill ovei; night.
Cut off thin" , slices und". place , 3
inches apart on greased baking
sheets. Top cookies with almonds
after i a rra nged on ba king sheets.
Fake 12 minutes in moderate oven.
Tartai Nmiv
j (For Fish
j 1-3 cup stiff mayonnaise.
!. 2 tablespoons, finely chopped
' Bweet' pickles, i -1 " -
fleet ownei's reveals the unnsnal
economy of the new Ford
l' The Associated Companies of the Belt
'T. System, usc.morethan eight ttnous'nd. .
; Modern business moves, at a" fast
"pace and it needs the Ford. 'Daily, in
countless ways and places, it helps to
speed the production and delivery of
the world's goods and extend this, useful
service of men and companies. .',
Constant, steady operation over many
thousands of miles emphasizes the ad
vantages of the sound design of the Ford
car, its high quality of materials, and
accuracy in manufacturing. Beneath
its graceful lines and beautiful colors
there is a high degree of mechanical
excellence. ' '"' .
An example of the value built into .
the Ford is the use of more than twenty
ball and roller bearings. They are
hidden within the car and you may ,
Motor Company
1 'tablespoon chopped parsley.
1 tablespoon , finely chopped
olives. - , .
1 tablespoon ' finely chopped
chives (onion can be used),?
1 tablespoon lemon juice..
. 1-4 teaspoon paprika."
Mix and chill Ingredients and
serve, ' , .-
nuspbeiTy Pie 'i ( t
Fnbaked pie dough.
13 pastry strips 1-2 Inch wide).
3 cups washed berries. . -'t
rup sugar. . ' -
2 tablespoons flour. .
;J4 teaspoon nutmeg.
1 tablespoon lemon Juice.
3 tablespoons butter, : - - : c
4 tablespoons water or fruit
Juice. ; r
Fit pie dough into deep pan.
INFANT'S AND CHILDREN'S f
Organdy bonnets, in all colors
39c to 98c
; Organdy dresses, pink blue and yellow
! . 1 All made but hand work :
, ;. ' ' 98c '
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP '
1.. .-' U.
never see them. Yet they play an im
portant part in satisfactory, economical
... : performance. ' Their function is similar
! '' to' the jewels of a fine watch. ' '
, ;Tvhrouifehout the Ford chassisy a ball
or toller bearing is used at every plaeo
where it is needed to reduce friction
' and wear ' and - give smooth, reliable
mechanical operation.'"' V -
At many points, as on the transmit
sion counter-shaft, clutch release, fan
: ' and pump shaft, and front drive shafr,
these bull and roller bearings are used
-where less costly types of bearings might
. be considered adequate,
. Additional instances of the high qual
ity built into tho Ford arc the extensive
use of steel forgings, fully enclosed
four-wheel brakes, Rustless Steel, four
Houdaille double-acting hydraulia
shock absorbers, aluminum pistons,
chrome silicon alloy valves, torque-tube
drive, three-quarter floating rear axle,
and tho Triplex shatter-proof glass
' Windshield. , 1. ' .
The Ford policy has always been to
use the best possible material for each
part and then, through large produc
.. lion, give it to the public at low cost.
,v i: w i. w v o it u fill V, v. S
lantlAril Coupo' !... .$ 195
Sport. Coupo ........ SoSS
Luxe Coupe .... $S'15
Tudor Scln . ' $195
Tlirce-wiiMlow Fordor Sedan . . . . . 1600
De Luxn Sedan $640
Town Seflan $660
Cj.liriol.-l $623
IliwiUler $(35
I'liuvlon g . . . $ 1 10
I'll k-np (.locl Cub $135
Mml. l A Churls . . . $315
Motlt-I AA Trurk Chawis, 131 'j-Inrli wheel
l..c $510
Model AA Trurk Chainii, 157-inrli wheel hats $333
Mmlel AA Panel Delivery ...... $780
.ilt fitlft I. . 6. D-fmil, plui freight mnit rf.IlM. J,Hni.r
hJ fir. ..fr. wl l.tw ru.l
Mix horrlevf. sugar, flour, nutmeg,'
juml lemuit Juice. Pour Into pie
ishelb Dot with butler add water..
fArrnngn pnstrv strips in criss-cross ,
fashion over berries, tlake 30 niln-
I nte In nioderate oven.
Stomach Trouble!
Doctors say Qn't of ull sii knes Udu -to
stomach troubles, so it you tuffei
(rum gas, pmns in the atamach oi :
bowels, dizziiwffi, and have noappetite
can't sleep and nre nervoaa you nee(
Teniae it is good pure medicine, mad' ,
of roots; herbs anil barks. . Vour drug
Gist sells it on a money- back guarantee
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