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Tuesday, June 17, 1930 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Three 1 ' if, fi"no bfttv kinwr I Many Sports .Outfits Worn In "Their Own Desire' wtia portion!, oil at tho apart incut ' bloHsoni!), and h:r Itriilul lm:iturt was of pink ioms utul lHUs of thu vii lie. Miss Ma liorsoh. j-'ister- of itu bi hie, w ho was niaitl of honor J wure an utlramlvo gown of mauv! --. j. . . orjninriy. with hat of taffeta, and j v may iliimw n hroath of re- hmn, m sixth im.l M kIiv.ih nf ih-i "l" " ...- - ( u. i i.m. iuu,..n hip mouern Kin bildeuraoms siaier Mrs It ...,,.! ' tML-h. iinff ..earor, was h, , j.mb aeoeniiM the Ioiir. fimilulnn .1.. !",? x.;: ,V . " I'""' HorU uf Knn oncamly. ! mylw Uf toilny she hnnt deserted In State Meeting whniw thc ii.ip was .i.vjue.1 , in a becoming sown of white silk. Tho Hev. H. J. Putnam officiated. Mi's. PlcNhmun It u t;rutlimtt of tho. Knulorn Oregon Normal school this spring. Thti newly weds wilt'. Hope Chapter Has Prominent Pai't TJipi officers of Hope Chapter, No. 13, O. K. S. nro arriving home with honors earned last week In , J'ortlund during the forly-first un iniat session of thc Orand Chuptur of the Order of the Kastern Star of Orogoii. On Wednesday evening. with tho tfirinut ;i lii'iiiliinifi nt nnv session, the opening and closing MisS SteVCnS IS i niplified by Hope Chapter. The Invitation was received sev eral' months ago and was followed the athletic costumes and ptirsuiis i whirl) In the pu.si Kepi her slim i and alert. - j In place of becoming slack, as make their honio for tho present at the Fleshman furm cast of J.a Grande wlu'ro he Is employed. Jenn ItoeHeh In dres of pink lin gerif and II Illy Koi-seh, in white s:uin suit, weiv train bearers. Clarence Jensen, brother of the groom was hest man nd ushers , (it( ,nil Klrls of lons Hlff0 wh( worw re nnroi.t .Miny ,;Jonn Kingnaui, j ,Ul SM1m, t.neealing dresses, the j up-to-dnle ariw believes that the i newer dresses can be more grnce I lully worn if the body is kepi In trim by out-of-door exerclseK' Jiuy Alitchell and, jatnes Veatch. The lohengrin anil Mendelssohn wedding marches were pl.iyed by !Ml -ii Charleno Knclicotl. j The chancel and ftlinr of the j N, inu Shearer, .Metro-tloldwyn i church were especially lowly: t ill ; iavir .i,Miets tbl tvne of Olr. 4- TT4- Jwtnte tapers In camieiuora sneo- j ... ...... iIlU,st, ..ieture. "Their OpCclIVCl ell (,lnK U Bnft Iifflu on Uw bridal par- ; l)wn llvM. whil.h win t Hbown . i lv IMiiImi-u nf uniiu'u w'hltii rnH B . . . ... .... .... ' ... . at the Nlato Then! re on Wednes- Clu.-ders of snowy white ros s uoiuinna Pinion ieni io. m or were used tor.t io altar. i .t..,, .i ,,i by much activity of the 1!30 of- the daughters of Union Veterans j After the ceremony Mr. nnd Mrs. I sc,.m.s ,.eveals the sort of spurts licers' club in preparation for the of the Civil War met Kriday night Jensen left Tor u motor, trip tot. ,,liun.i Uu, mont-diiy girl nre thrco hundred mile trip. Those at thP Moose hall In regular ses- Portland and heat h points. Mrs. rJ( iuiu imn in imi mnnun sum wmi m rs. uiura untitles pre-: Jensen wearing a heroniing sporis in Portland under tho leadership siding. I ensemble of blue; with hat to of Mrs. Myrtle Ueaity. worthy ma- Miss Mamie Stevens, department match. iron, wens: Charles Oruham, wor- president of tho daughleiK of vet- ' bo bride' has n huge circle of thy .patron; Mrs. Iwi Itobinson, u- orans, gave an Interesting account friends hero. Hho is tho grand- soclate - matron; Colon H. ller- of her trip to the convention at daughter of the late William hard, associate, patron: Mra Mar- Portland, Maine last mil, mention- Hoesch. Sr. and of Mrs. Koesch, tlm Parker, secretary: Mrs. Ella ins the soldiora home and that the ivndlcton pioneer?. Sho attended Hustdl,. treasurer: Miss Stella daughters are establishing a library I'niversity of Oregon and is a mein- llloeh, conductress: Mrs. Kmina fr ulc suhliers home at Itoseburg. Ler of siiriiui ICnnna soioiily. i iki, u.Tivm-ii t omit (UJu IUIU IU lliu I'lttllH Ul lin: ' ,i i 1 . ( n ... i i ill". ii;.ivr( f i i ii "i" ly Mlghtii between .Die Netherlands One scene is laid In a swimming poo I a ml l or t h is sequence M iss Shearer wears a boyish style, of bulbing suit, showing modernistic patterns of the knitted jersey de signed along slenderizing lines. iioi.i.Avn 'to in: i.i.ui:n i I UY Mtl WITH KANT IMUKSb i . . I She also told of tho plans of the .O. .May Noyes. chaplain;. Mrs. Ha- convention to be held In Kugene, i r r'lrt - aid Ciraham, marshal: Mrs, Uydla June 23-l'tI, when Mrs. Hhodes oft3.mp V lB vrlrlS towlor. S Mrs"' .VHo im: arr In . U c ,v,n 17Z ! Oil MOnOay . bo, o,..,.;,,- 1 1 jand ths Netberland Hast Indies Is cam n. E.sther: Mrs. I'rsula Erwin. nionlos Murfhn; Mrs. Ktiud Han ford. Ktoo Oelegates were elected for th J Tatnpoehon Camp Kire ta;,fMrs. Glcnnio Melville, warder; , coming convention with Missrs tfioup met in the. Camp Fire room Mrs. Minnie W. White, now nssp- -rn and Augusta McCoy as dele- of. the UUhomn church, Monday ..ii.i n,.iii.n.. nutHut.wi i. j . . i-.it.. i xi.. afternoon to work on1 tlioic head- or wmeii in 1 ' by the Hrlllsh gtivernmont, Heavy planes accommodating -l pitssengen; and u cargo '. of malt will be used, ' Ten planes are to be luo sterllixed glasses and when t coot seal wllli melted paraaffln. i V.Z,-A m Khiir 4 tablespuoUK butter. I 4 tablespoons flour. 2 cups milk, . . v J-!' teaspoon salt. - teaspoon paprika. ' II bard cgocd ckks. tillced.. J-2 cup cooked peas, well beaten' or ; i,elt the butter and add tin : flour. HIend and add the milk, ( Cook until a creamy sauce forms. Stir constantly. Add the rest of the ingredients and cook for 1 j minuie. Serve on hot, buttered toast. , .Snail i Cookies fur Summer ! 2 cup lard. j . ,1-2 cup butter. J J cups sugar. . ' : 4 tablespoons cream. - cks. 1 teaspoon vanilla. . I; teaspoon leintut extract. 1 teaspoon nutmeg. ' ' I teaspoon salt. ! 4 cups flour. I. teaspoon cream' of tartar. i Creain the lard and bolter. Add the sugar and mix until creamy. I Add the cream and eggs and beat ! for.J .minutes. Add the rent of the i Ingredients and chill. Ureal; off j h i:- of the doiiKh and flatten down 4. Inches apart on greased baking ahe.c:c t Hake for 1 minute In a! moderate oven. , Chilled l-'nili Compote j 1 cup .'diced fresh pineapple. 1 i I. cup diced oranges. ! 1 .'cup diced grapefruit. ; t-i, cup sugar. ; 2, tablespoons lemon Juiee. i M.i.t and chill the ingredients for !l hours (ir longer. Serve In glass cupe. This Is a refreshing' dessert 1 for serving during the summer. i ; - CRICKET FLAT PERSONALS 'i,u I. a his lly lnl: llber-poou (Observer corrt-spondent ) CKlClvKI' ! i T. (Ho. (Special) .-Mr. and Mrs.. Cliff McCullougb. Mrs. Kred Deboie ami Alvin Mc CulloiiKh left Tuesday fur Okla luima. .whero thev will atlwnd the funeral of Nick Mj.-cnllough. .Mr. ,lcCullouh is a brother oi;. Alvin McCullough and the father id Mrs; Dclioio and Cliff McCullough. -Mr. AlcCullouKh is well known in this vicinity n.t lie formerly, lived here, : . , Mrs. llernal 1 lug went to Orande reeenllv. Sam ilalgttrth went lo Orande ' Wednesday to have eye treated. He was hurt while repairing fence with a barbed wire. Kverett Hechtel. of Wallowd. was an' lClgln visitor Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Kdward Ib-ugser 'ind son, l.a erne, were visitors it the home ol Mi', and Mrs. I;v Kisher Wednesday evening. . Mr. and Mrs. J. K. WltherspUon and family were l.a (irande visi lors Saturday. M. ijnd Mrs. .1. J. Itrug'er anil Mrs. Iteid Hibberd and daughter. Sberlie. were l.a Orande visitors Saturday." Miss Dorothn l.ea Itechtel.- uf Wallowa, wiin visiting friends and relattveu in Klgin the first or the week. - M.rs. Itehl. Tllbberd and tin ugh--lev., Stierlle. were vlwitncs att he homo of Mrs. - Jlibberd s mother. My. and Mrs. JVJ. Hrugger.. .M.tn 1 XI iv. Jesse crum nml daughter, Oenevleve. were l,u Orande visi tors Tuesday afternoon. , , Air. and- Mrs. Hcott Harris and daughters, l.tmisu' and Marie, left th first, or the wek for Olympia, Wash., where Uiey will visit lor rfume time. with, rehitives. : Mi and Mih. J. K.' WUherspoon b'fi last Mondav niorning for led mond. lire., where they went as rielegalefl . I'rom (Tickets, lrl.it grange lo attend the state grange convention' held, there last woel$. They expect' to return homo tho rii-st. of thiK week. - . - Mr. and Ah-s. Kverett-Hechtel and daugliU'r are- visiting tit, -the home or Mr." Mechlels grandmotb er. -Mjis. Phvla. Hechtel. and Mr. Met htel .i!; emploved In till! , Mc ( uHutiglcs barber . shop while Mr. McCullough Is In Oklahoma. The people In the ScolL district observed Children's dav last Sun day with a program in (he morning- a delicious! uneb at noon, and with services. in the atternooil by the Itev. HlIHe Howies. - There was n crowd uf about 7t present, in cluding roveral from Wallowa. Mrs. Itose l-.vatis and two dauhterh. or Ulchland. are vlsil tiiK at the Jmino of her mot tier, Miv Marv- Waeltv. and other rela tives lijrre.t. v. , .. . :' Marvin Oiltlam. son or Mr. and Mrs. 11. .1.. tlijllam. Is 111 of the pieasles .this - week. . Mr.- anil' .lrs.' Jas. Hajari) werel Orande -visitors- l ihwhvy.. (jb-on, ling.-ot ,.calirornia-btivls-ilfliiw 'uf ' The home'" !- hisiKIstei', JU:s.-3nv" Kllfet.'Hnd.liIS'StcPrtath- Kugftiuv. l''.- Hdg !' C A group of young people gath ered at Houble liarrel tspnngs Wednekday evening where - they enjyed a welner. roast. tiameu wer idayed and the welners were rousted oveiv the. campfirfe' ail. served with buns and pickles, k TIumo present Were Misses Oeno viev Crum, Dorolhv (ieltings. Jo let la. t ason. I.ols W itherspoon. Messrs. I;ay Mi.!!nll Knvniond t on an. Hoy Scatt. Halph Ctnn mlns. Perry Witberspuoii. Hlchard Adatus, l.enan Tucker. Orion Hug and .Murray Durham. Utile .Miss MJQxIno Hunan is' ill of the nieaslcH tills week. , : .. Thc rnrm house of Mir. nnd Mi's. J. L. (it'lgoii cttiight fire and burn ed to Hie ground Wednesday about noon. ' Mrs. Ooiior iind-tho. ehll dren wore at home alone when tin; llro occurred.' ;.lr. Gelger , hud gone to I'liton with some lurses i or the stock show. Neighbors rum ted to th. fire but. owing tb th" wind, it had gotten loo much, of a r.iuit beforo thev arrived, so onlv a few things -were saved out of tho It ou so. the barn and other farm buildings were savoil. v M. and Mrs: jjiiiioh were l.a ti ramie visitors ' i larence Ueehtel. of arrived Krldav at tho; -Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Wltherspoon-to visit until Sundav. - r , - ' Larue Uicbards. and Vl)Hnm Hill have returned to Iheit; hhmes al ter' cunplct ing " their coiniries at tho OrcHon State college, to spend tlie vacation here. ; " . Cecil and Jtoy.. Hechlol. and J-arl lUrchfield: " -of Wallowa.,,wcnt through hero on their wav to 'at tend tho I nlon stock show.rmi. .I'VI dav. r-'v1V-:v". . Halgurtlt Thnrydnv. Wallowa. : bome of organist. .Nelson alternates. Miss. Stevens hands, tlte completion Hone Chanter wns honored In wn n.-nnnm..,! with invi.iv .rift n ' reciuirenient tor the-ranic or having :'two .jrand officers tliis Wlillo in this city sho was a guest Woodga.tlb-rer.-- .-Dtiring the. Oieet- year: (Ii'iuko T. Cochran, who pre- 0f Mrs. Hhodes. several livitters ' porlatnlng to siihd as'wortby grand patron,' and 'After the business session .tie- Aho orgnnljsiitiim weredlscussed. . Mrs. HaKel (Jraham, who. partlct- Jfclous refreshments were served !'!. " ' pated in the Sv-ssions as grand by a committee . with Mrs, Ora Adah. ( ' " "Vilson, chairman. This afternoon The next . meeting of the order the Oood Will, club of the Wo will lie . Wednesday, June 25,' the mena Keller corps is meeting at hist, regular meeting before Sep- poiulosu. Th i.nvni Hirers Aid of thc weekly service. Itadio apparatus will enable tho air liners to keep in 'touch.' with field st u linns ami ships at sea. Announcements leather, be given. Reports of delegates will Mrs. G. J. Prankel Wedding Ceremony .Saturday Evening !;hr;.silnn rhurch will moot nt tho home nf Mrs. Hurry S-.mdoz l Guest This Week o'clock politick luncheon tomorrow , t afternoon. Everyone is asked to Mrs. G. J. Erankel. who attend- bring n covered dish and their own Menus Of The Day oil the Hi-Annunl of th Qonoral . dislioa. At u .iiiii't wt'tlilinir ocromony -Alius Fortonition of Women's clulis at j ... l.nis Jolusiin, of Wiillowa, tiocamo ltnvor, -n'iri'Hontlnr Oroson as' The T'ast Matrons clul will meet the "lii-hle of Joseph I), l-'leshman, the general federation director. Is tomorrow oveliins at the Masonic son of Ah-, and Mrs. U. CY Kleshman spending n few days In l.a Grando parlors with Mrs. Area Hacon and Siilai'tlay evening. 'I'he rer.-inony with Mrs. Cleoi-ffo 'l I'oehran on Mrs. Mnrjot'le l-rancis hostesses. ' 1 her return trip to her home In j . . . ( ; . ., . , Portland.' At this contention. Or. ; . ;AU thrisi, w,ltf (obij' part in the tron had ten ilelegates present. ! ,. . Methodist nii'it'H; mid .White l.aUje.s Last Novi'mher, ..Mrs. Kranliol, ,,ilnstrel are rfqiiested to meet to , .who was then president of , the t,iKht. itt ianio'cloelt at thif M.ethp Orepoh i Kedernllon of Women's ,)l8t ehnrch 'for it final' rehearsal elulis. wus a visitor In the city ,, to arrange for- transportation ii,, i ,, .,.,, ,',,. .i,. f.whon she was ffuest at a dinner t0 tinjon where lh!j show 'will he ; i,-,,nlt Con,,',,,,., mil..,- STATE By .Mrs. Alexander Oeorgn nt iiAWB i ; i 1 1 V i i tKsi ; itv i:s roil WI.NTKIt SKKVINi Urea kra st l-'resli Khutmrh S-'uico Wheat Cereal anti .Milk lliitlered Toast and Ctiffee Ijiiicheoii Kggs a la King Sweet IMckles Bread Currant Jam Sugar Cookies: , - ; Iced jTen Biiuicr Sliced Baked Ham Creamed Potatoes - . f Buttered BeetN .'' Bread Itutter I A.T HAY if If All-Talking ; " All'Tcchnicolor W Super-Spectacle f given by the l.a, Orande Neighbor- nresented tomorrow evening. hood club and later spoke to , the , ' ' ' I Neighborhood Utenuur club and Vbe Bible Seatjchevi elasa of Jhc others about a previous bi-annual prpabylerinn ; church : will hold n convention that, .was held in Toculnr meotliiirrAVodhesdav after StrawhciTy Ircser-os S cups berries. H cups sugar. Wash the SM'rries thoroughly. drain and remove the hulls. Add a w.t !!.;. ...'!.'...;' v.Vi... '.if. ; , 'noon ul r-o cmr-ii' in- uie eouieir VM'el- Ul !berries" t an enaim"l ket pariors. am ineuioerH nnd any-,t, wIh a ,1V(.p r . Hllfflll.. one interested are rcouested to ut-f. Auernate Ihq layers and let stand viisseu, I lor 15 minutes. Slowlv Inlnir to the Charles Bly-. iinllhl 1Ulill, !11W, ir,,,. r,. stone are the hostes committee. U mmuleH. l-et stand over "night jand boil again the next tiny for I'll ; minuter. Wtir frequently with a received her new position as gen eral federation director. . ' La Grande People Attend Wedding tend. Mrs. W. If: H. Cinlther and Mrs KKHIT DHOWXICI), HKMKP Of Interest to l.a Grande friends i TIH.HDO, O., June 17 (AP) is the following account from the Toast Kliardsmen seeking the fate IVrtcii.Mon-Knst Oreifonian of the of eiht mlssliiK Toledoans. missiiiK we.'dinu- of Mr. and Mrs. Albert since Saturday when their speed Jensen which took plane Sunday, '""'t was found floatliiK in J.ake The lirlde's Rreat uncle. Julius J'lo "ear West Slsler island, today lioeseh and Mrs. Koesch. Mr. and found a life preserver near the is Mrs. lhiBh llradv and small daUBh- with a shirt hoarlliK the In ter, .1.011 Ann. of this city, iitend- '""' "f Herherl Xauts, a memhor ed the ceremony. Mr. ltoesch is a of "i lnrty. ; brother of William Koesch Sr. the I Indian of the shirt was taken to bride's Brandliither. After re- ''"'lento all of the elKht men were itnrnlnir from their honevmonn. the drowned then thrown from tho newlyweda will reside temporarily Hi.octl boat. at the Sacajawea Inn. ' .SI. Paul Senator Schall lends Miss Anne lioeseh. dniiKhter of governor rhrlstliinson for repuh- Mr ,.11.1 Airs Willi,,,,, lioeseh Jr.. "can senilKirlll l ni nailon Ioiik handled wottden spoon. Pour Throbbing romance, pow. erful dramft and terrifie thrills in a white man', story in a black man's j country. , ! Jean Hersliolt-Eleanor . Boardman-Ralpli Forbes Directed by Al Kojell became the bride of A ,b. rt. Jcns.n ' at a luornlnff weddinff nl nine BLADDER IRRITATION 0 cloCK yesterciay at me t nurcn 011 the Hedeemer, with Hev. Italph V.I If functional lllndtlcr Irritation Hlnkle, lector roiullnff the cero- disturbs yo.ir sh i p, or causes jinony. - Burninr or llchiui; Sensation, The bride who vasBlven In mar-;, ,.lt.kll(.h , or ,,,,.. riase by her father. Will am a(. in ; 'Hftfwch .Tr wnre a rharnilne wed-- tllug gown of heavy white satin. ! l.seou. ag.-d. why not, ciU on long flowing lines nnd -y the Cystex 4S Hour Test 7 Don't fashioned with tiny puff sleeves. Elve. up. tiet Cystex today. Put it Ber tulle veil was arranged In cap to the test. See for yourself how ; fashion, with clusters of orange quickly it works and what it does. Money back if It doesn't bring (juick Improvement, and satisfy you I completely. Try Cystex today. Only OVERALLS THEY CAN'T SHRINK i o o o o o ' o ' STARTING TOMORROW For 2 Days Only SEALS IN HIGH COMPRESSION POWER ttorma- SHEARER MOTORITE is refined to meet the high speed requirements of the new high compression motors. It is the oiliest oil known. It his a great capacity for car rying away and giving up beat. It resists dilution by giving up stray gasoline in the form ofvapor. It is entirely free from acid forming properties. It forms NO hard carbon. It seals in high compression giving 200 extra miles of lubri cation. Authorities endorse and rec ommend it. Drain out the old. Refill with Motowtb. Only 25 a quart at any Union Station. MOTORITE Th Union Motor O lor High Comprtnlon Cora tnr. Hed Cross 1 b ug store. Adv. i amtMMu j COOL Jj ; I SUMMERY f iBL I FROCKS 0 PRINTED CREPES tK, Si rwks ' ' 57' r 2 1 THE $ j LITTLE , ;F ! shop a V jo B;Qt;' fK. When templed to, over-indulge, JW ffi' C?' Bo moilerntc he moderate in nil tlilnRS, even iri Rmoklng. Avoid that future shadow .by- avoiding ovcr.lnilulicnce, if you would maintain that modern, over-youthful fiuuro. "Rcoch for n lucky instead." Lucky Strike, the fines Ciga rette you ever smoked, made of the finest tobacco TheCream of the Crop "IT'S TOASTED." Lucky Strike has an extra secret heating process. Every one knows that heat purifies and so 20,679 physicians say that Luckies are less irritating to your throat. 1 ill nil t ift Hilu'k RiKiSjrf ustiJ Coming events cost their shadows before' TUNE IN- Thc Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra, every Snttir' d;iy nnd Thuday eve ning, over N. U. C. networks. Your Throat Protection against irritation- against cough !"3cy-" "0 venrn ", tin; mortality nmonj ovcrwelfjhts rises rapidly with the age and with the weight," ray Dr. iJnindieth Symtinds a an article in The Medical Uccord. We do not represent that smoking ; . me Cigarettes will hritiK modern figures or cause the reduction of flesh. We do declare that when. - tennnad to do yourself Uh well, if you will "Reach for a lucky instead," you will thus avoid over-indulgence in things that cause excess weis'-it anJ,1vavclt!iag ovcr-ir.dultce, maintain a wodern, graceful form. ' .4) 13:0, Tb Anicrii an Tobacco Co., VIra. ni
