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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE-
Wednesday, June 25, 1930
S(DCHEiry NtEWfl
Mar jorie Kirby
To Wed Lieutenant
Parks Next WeekjT
A. wedding tltrit will tnke plfice
tnrty In July is ihnt of Miss Mur
Jorie Kirby, daughter of lr. und
Mrs. id- O. Kirby to JJutittmunt'
Frederick I'arkH, of the U, H. mar
inesi son of Air. and Mrs. W. O.
PnrkH, of Mllwuuklo, Ore. Tho mnr
rliiffo will be soleninlrA'd next week
in Washington,' J"). C. and after a
month's honeymoon during Air.
Furk's leave of absence, which will
y be spont travelling through the
. eastern states and in a visit to New
Pi York City, , Ihoy will make their
j home at Norfolk, Va.
;W .Both Miss Kirby and Air. 1'arkH
yt are grad'iatns of Oregon HUilo eot-
fl lego in ll2a, und last summer Air.
t'f J'urkn spent a number of weeks In
c"i v this city. Jle was born in Klgln
,; and his family were residents there
s ! until about 10 years ago.
$ jl . ; The bridu-to-he lert on this
A 'j morning's truln for Washington,
d! !i Rhort slops will be made at Halt
hko City, Denver and Chicago.
Allss Aielissa Martin, Instructor In
Spanish at O. K. C, will accom
pany Miss Kirliy east
iiio iiimn
. Alartin will attend hl-mooI
Auxiliary Honors
Three Members
' Honoring three members,
Iva Rcliultx, secretnry; Airs.
Al rs.
Den
Al m.
Smith, conduetonfss, and Aim.,
Winifred Cass, musician who havo
held ihelr orrlees for tlm past litres
years, the ladles auxiliary of tho
Crnlnrnnl Ordor of Kagles-' enter-
tutned Tuesday afternoon at the
homo of tho president, Airs, Her-Jrn
hert Thompson.
I'ourteon woro In attendance ami
each ono was presentfd with r
friendship motto In tho form of n
remembrance. Following games
and a social afternoon a diilnlj-two-courso
luncheon was snrvod,
Entertainment Is
Given At Baker
'.- Of Inlerest to" La Grande friends
of Allss Florence, Nelsnn, member
of this year's graduating class of
the St. Elizabeth's hospital of Mak
er, and of Allss Joycu Cusick, vio
linist, Is tho following Item from
tho linker Democrat-Herald. Alls-.
Nelstn is the daughter of Air.
Airs. A. P. Nolson of this clly.
' Tho Nurses Alumni nnd
members of tho recent graduating
class of St. Elizabeth's hospital en
joyed n sorles of entertainments In
the form of a reunion Friday and
, Saturday. A tea was nuld Friday
afternoon at 4 o'clock at tho nurs -s
homo at tho hospital. Out of town
guests were Allss Pearl Wilson of
Nampn, Airs. Elizabeth , Swans
Meredith of l'orlland, Airs. Hhena
Tomtln Howry of Ktauvjith Falls, A
hunrmet was enjoyed at the Hotel
Maker Friday evening al 7:110 at
which Mrs."G. G. Gordon was toast
mistress. A picnic was held al Ra
dium Springs Saturday. In the eve
ning tho student nurses entertain
ed with a party in honor of tin
alumni and graduates, at which two
vocal duets, of Hawaiian selection
woro given by Miss Dorothy Alon
orieff and Allss Wolf with guitar
ftccompnnlment. A violin solo was
rendered by Allss Joyce Cutdck. Re
freshments were served at the closP
of tho evening. The nuraea and
graduating class attended muss at
& o'etoek in the hospital chapel
Sunday morning, after which Mrs.
Jean AlcKnroe, MIns llessie Alcf'nbe
and MIssHertha Nelnon entertained
with n waffle breakfast at. the
home of Airs. Mc.Knroc,
.
,W. B. A. Initiates
Three Candidates
Tho Women's Henefll association
met last night In regular session.
Three eandldntes were Initiated In.
lo membership and a large number
of members were present with Mm
J. K. Reynolds, president; In charge.
The Wcstway club will meet Fri
day evening at the. homo of Mrs.
Reynolds at 1MS Second street.
Cards will be a diversion und all
members nro Invited.
(30 Attend Meeting
' Of N. 0. W. Lodge
About TO were in attendance at
the rngulnr nieetliig of the Neigh,
bors of Woodcraft last night, which
was foil, .we, by n Hoclal evening
during -which Oscar Alarshali was
presented a quilt. -
-v
.set suit
Mn entertulnlng program was cn
Joyed with a. piano solo by Doris
Kehultz; a tap dance by Allllicent
Hansen ; u piano solo by Ernest
uveson; a vocal trio by Eileen
Htaco, Hetty b'tlen and Lucille
Hriggs; a dance by Hetty Rteln; n
pluno solo by Florence Rchultz:
two readings by- Airs. Hurry Ale
Clay; and a violin and piano duet
by the Duncan sisters. After tho
program a grub luncheon was serv
ed. Relief Society
Planning Program
The Itellef society of tho Second
Ward Jj. J. H. clutch met Tuesday
UUITIUUII III LI1U UlllillTIl Wit II UUUUl
J6 present. Airs. J, l' Hulkltdd.
president, wuh la charge and the
meeting woa conducted- - by Alra,
(Mt-o JohiiHon who gave tho regular
social servlco lesson.
I 'Jans were mad0 for the worlt
for the hii miner, and the officers
will meet to prepare the topics for
the visiting teachers during the
Hummer months. Arrangement
(were made for a benefit social to
I be held 1'Yiday night at 8 o'clock
i In I hi" rliiii'li. 'I'll ii nrnt'OPdw will
)0 f()r (ne t,.,iiplo fund. Airs. John
sun was appointed in charge of tho
program and Airs. Hay .Cook in
ehargo of refreshments.
Rainbow Girls To
Attend Convention
Following Is an account of the
preparations that nro being mado
(lt ICugcne for tho stato usscmbly
of tlio Order of Kalnbow for girls.
Those ntlenillng from Ia Grundo
Assembly No. 13 are: Miss Char-
Kaus, worthy advisor; Allss
Alary Lou J'lper, worthy associate
jadvlsor; and Allss J&dna Brown,
'sister of charity,
Tho Kugene Itainbow Order for
fllrls will entertain the stnto us
sembly here next week, Friday and
Saturday, June 27 and 28.
Aloro than ono hundred nnd
twenty-flvo visitors and delegates
will bo coming for tho event. Allss
Alarlnn Chapman Is worthy advisor
of tho lSngcno chapter. , Alombors
of both Alasonlc lodges and of the
two lodges of tho Order of Kuslorn
Hlar hero are assisting with plans
and work for the convention. All
meetings will be held in tho Alu
sonlo temple.
I Among social nventK planned for
and 1110 ovei,t 1V,H 1,0 1,10 lommi re
ception and dance ion Saturday
evening. Kugene Guard. -
the ....
Announcements
The mombers of .the Alethndisl
church aro arranging for a re
union to bo held Sunday afternoon,
June 9 ut the Riverside park,
when tho congregation will meet
the Rev. . and Airs, dicrtxog and
their family. A cordial welcome Is
extended to now members who
wish to attend. Members and
friends are urged lo bring a baske
luncheon which will bo served at
l:8t) o'clock.
The meeting of the Juvenile
Neighbors of Woodcraft scheduled
for this Saturday hns been' post
poned until July.
Tho Lutheran lmdles Aid will
meet In tho church annex Thurs
day afternoon at 2:110 o'clock who:
a potluek luncheon and program
will be enjoyed.
,-
A special meeting of (he adlcft
auxiliary of Ihe F. O. K. has been
called for Thursday evening, June
LM1 at 7; HO o'clock. It Is a Hpecial
session for Ihe purpose of voting to
change the meeting which Is
scheduled for July It, lo Wednes
day, July 2 due lo tho fact that
many or the members will be out-of-town
the evening before Hie
Fourth.
I'lll'ILMMY
I'llOCItAMS
BroailcastlUK Co.:
7, popular music;
The National
li. dance music;
7;3u. Amos ami Andy
7:45. syrn
orchvst ra:
phony tiour; 8, dance
8:45. Parks slstiM-s; 9
l.ane: 9:30, olympians
llnnal Concert orchestra
dance orcliestra.
.Memory
10. Nn
I I to 12,
Ct'lumMa Broadcasting sysle
illfir
'I
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T
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NOW PLAYING
EVFDV
Tl K At- r-. .
MARION
HERMOUTH DAVIES FUNNIEST
AIM)
SKLKCT SHOUT
SlIUKCTS
QUEEN LOIS
I i 1 jl, 1- -r " " j; "i y 1 r-
! MmiJ M
AIcci Oucen Lob r Hm 180 Ronnd-Vp to lo held in Pendle
ton, Oregor, August 28, 29. 30. The queen In private Wo is
Miss IjiIk Alcliityre, daughter or Air. n nil Mrs. A. If. Mclntyre
or Athens. She, hns attended the University or Oregon inn) the
Washington State College, leliiff n member or Hm Olil Omegn
Sorority, (jueeii lx!s mm ono of the Itoynl Afalds durhiR- tlio
J2H Hound-Pp, is nn neeompllwiieil liorso wonmn nnd ono or
tlio 'ixitsfins why "Geulleiiieii prcfep llhindes."
8, Murrymnk ji-h: 8:30. organ nnil
Hlnffi-rs; o, dnncc music.
Northwest HronflcastinK system:
8, snlolsifi; l, Ibur with tho
opei-us. .
Dcnvt'i'
ICO A (S.KI): 7:30. NBC: 0.
KOA Koons; 11:30 to 11, NBC,
Soot tin
KJIt (97(1): S. NHS; 10, slin
slilno irogram; 10:30, orchostra
munis; 12, ItovDllera.
San lVuiK'lKn
KVUC. (010): 8, CHS: 10, Frank
Watatiabo; 10:10, dance lullslc,
newj. f
Ktl'O (l!S0): 8, NBC: 9. salon
orchestra; 9:30, concert; 10, dance
music.
Onklnml
KOO (790): 7:30 to 12, NBC
propratns.
KLX (S80): 8, popular pro
firams: 9. Rnsppl hymns; 9:30, Old
homo poet; 10, danco. music.
.Ttu-omn
KVI (760): 8, (MIS; 9:30, tea
turo; 0:45. CI1H; 10, feature; 11,
CBS; 12 to I, ni'Knn.
SiKikano
RIUJ (590); c. NHI'; 7, Hawa
iian trio; 7:30, N'UC; 10, dance
band.
lvcw AiiRch-s
KNX (I0MI): 8. symphony;
9, lontiircs; 10 lo 12, danco music.
KH.I (900): 8, CHS; 10, news,
danco music; 12 lo 1, orKan.
ICIl (lilli): 7:45, NBC; 8:45,
concert cnsemhlo am! soloists; lo.
Tom Torrhs; 10:30, danco music;
NBC.
" rordand
KKK (1180): 9. CBS; 10, rec
ords, news, dance music.
HOW (020): 6, NBC; 8:45, Mac
and Al: 9. NBC; 10, Cecil and Sal
ly: 10; I 5, .danco hand.
Menus Of The
Day
By Sirs. Alcsnmlcr ;Nrco
l.t'XClir.ON 1'olt KKillT
Cantaloupe Bulla
Krult Ciclatlne Molds
Cheesed ltlsctilts
Prance Sherhct Date Killed
Kitunrca
Iced Tea
Salted Nuts '
CantnlotllHi ttalls
4 cups cantuloupo hulls,
l-'i cup stiKar.
OF ROUND-UP
MMmfm m
3 tablespoons lemon juice.
1-2 cup orarfgo Juice.
3 tnblospoons finely chopped
mint.
1-2 cup water.
Chill cantaloupe. Cut out balls
with small French vegetable cutter
and chill. Mix rest of the ingredi
ents. Cook slowly 4 minutes. Cool
and chill. Pour over balls. Servo
in glass cups which have been
placed on green paper doilies on
serving plates.
Fruit ehi(ln Molde, Serving 8
1 packago lemon flavor gelatin
mixture.
1 3-4 cups boiling water or fruit
juices.
R halves canned pooches. .
1 cup diced plncnpple. '
1 cup seeded whito cherries,''
S red cherries.
Pour boiling water over gelatin
mlxturo and stir until dissolved.
Cool and nllow to thicken a little.
Pour Into small molds, rinsed in
cold water. Allow to stiffen a lit
tle. Insert peaches in bottoms of
molds; add portions of tho remain
ing ingredients. Chill until stiff, i
L'nmold on lettuce and surround
with salad dressing. I
lato rilling I
1-2 cup sugar. j
2 tablespoons flour. '
1-8 teaspoon salt. !
1 cup chopped diites.
1-2 cup orange Juice.
1 tablespoon butler.
1- 3 cup nuts.
Mix sugar, flour and salt. Add
dates and- juice and cook very
slowly until mixture thickens a
little. Wlr constantly. Add the
rest of tho Ingredients. Alls well
and cool.
Cooky IHuigh
2- 3 cup aft.
1 1-2 cups sugar.
2 eggf!.
t teaspoon nutmeg.
1 teaspoon vanilla.
1-4 teaspoon salt. '
3 tablespoons cream."
3 1-4 cups flour.
Jm
THE SIGN OF
FINE COFFEE
EVERYWHERE
PACKED BY M J B'S HI-TEST VACUUM AETHOD
I teaspoon bulling powder.
Cream fat and sugar. Add eggs
i
and beat 2 mlnutcj. Add rest of
Ingredients. Chill dough. . Roll
out dough until it is 1-8 inch
thick. Spread one half dough with
date mixture. Press down und cut
In 1 1-2 Inch txiuares. Crinkle
edges of each square with tines of
a fork. Hako on a greased baking
sheet for 2 minutes in a mod
erate oven.
Giants Buy Coast
League Outfielder
NEW YOiRK, Juno 25 (AP
The New York Giants today an
nounced the purchase of Harry
Roscnhcr;.;, . Mar outfielder, from
tho Mission club of tho Pacific
coast league In a $40,000 deal.
NEGItO Si:C0M JjIKS
PORTLAND, Ore., June U6 (AT)
Joe (Old Folks) Wilmore, negro,
after acting as second In Herman
Ratzlaff's corner in h'is fight with
Ray AIcQuillan luwt nl'ht, dropped
to the ground just after leaving tho
auditorium. was rushed to un
emergency hospital but all efforts
to revive him failed. Ho was 60
years old and at one time was Jack
Dempsey's trainer, Wilmore came
here from Los Angeles to settle ati
estato inherited from a deceased
sister and while here acted us
trainer for various fighters.
THEY WALLOP EM
OAKM.'ONT, Pa.. June 25 (AT)
They eeem to wallop golf balls
in tho big open spaces. A drlvo
contest at tho intercollegiate golf
tourney was won by Al'ac Hurnett.
of the University of Texas. He
averaged 27'J yards for three
shots.
' AXTIoriCK IN STOHAC.K
WA K I I.I N ( i TON, Juno 25 (AP)
Somo antiques havo been taken
from tho white house and put into
storage. They are wineglasses,
1800 of them.
Military Honors
A ccorded Veteran
ANHOX1A, Conn., Juno 25 (AP)
Full military honors Tuesday
w-.Te accorded Itnymond C. Spang
as the demented World war vet
eran was buried in .Mount St. Pet
er's cemetery with his wife and
four children, whom he flung to
ihelr deaths from the summit of
West Itoek. New Haven. Saturday
be fnn ending his own life with a
suicidal leap.
Scenic Gwmi
LEAVE Vancouver,
B. C. and go
direct to Chicago
through the world's
finest mountain scen
ery, the Canadian
Itockies, at no extra
cost on the Mountain
eer - a fast, luxurious
train with finest equip
ment, service and cui
sine. LOW ROUND TRIP
FARES aro on sale
until September 30
return limit October
31. Stopovers allow
ed everywhere.
Canadian Pacific Travellers
Cheques Goal the World Over.
W. H. Deacon-O.n l Aftnl-rWr Dtpt
1 18-A Broadway. Portlitnd- BK'dwny 338:
Amr-ricnn Dunk Buildine
For r.-jfijif O II. ftvlrr,
Dulricf Fr.-,plil Afsnt
jj-i i
li
Tuesday was the twelfth anni
versary of tho marrlago of Air. and
Airs. Spang. Jt also would have
been Spnng'g SHh birthday. ' He
J was born, married and buried on
Juno 24. , . . .
Flags throughout the city were
half staffed in honor of a war vet
eran who had been mustered but.
A military escort to tho grave was
provided by William H. Gordon
post of tho American Legion.
Attempt to Shut
Down Hotel Fails
l NKW YORK (AP) The sov-
IDEPT. STO-HES
IN THB WB3T
Stove No. 13 La Grande
If you are fond of pretty
Frocks :" '
Breier's
Pre Fourth
DRESS
EVENT
Summery Silk Frocks
For All
Sizes 13 to 46 '
$8.66 $7,66
$6.66 $5.66
$4.66
THAT'S WHY THEY GOT THERE
1 n -t&iiS
OLD GOLD was first Introduced at Atlantic City.
June 13th, l7. In 90 days It had become one of
the 4 best sellers in Atlantic Coast summer hotels.
BETTER TOBACCOS . . . "NOT A COUGH IN A CARLOAD-
ornmenfs first attempt here to
clnso an entiro hotel failed -when
Kcdoral JudBo Knox refused a
petition to padlock the. Cornish
Arms hotel for violation of tho
prohibition law. Judge Knox is
sued an Injunction against the sale
of alcoholic beverages by the hotel
corporation for one year.
Howard Jones Now
Prohi Chief's Aide
WASHINGTON (AP) Howard
T. Jones, assistant in the office
IBB1II1BSBIQEB3
OVERALLS
They Can't
Shrink
if,; .1
.ii m v i. x'-au m:
1 39QERBQHIBIBEBB '
.
of Assistant ; Attornay General
Youngouist, haa been appointed
af stant director of prohibition
by Attorney Gonerul Mitohell.
Jones will bo assistant io Amos
W. Woodcock, who wasappointed
director of prohibition Monday.
Jones for years was asslstnnt to
Mabel Walker Willebrandt, assist
ant attorney general in .charge of
prohibition prosecutions.
Ho was regarded as ono of the
ablest prohibition attorneys.
tstrasa
' LOS ANGELES
Gonvenietice
GomforttKospitality
You will appreciate the excellent
service and moderate rates. - The
f city's most centrally located hotel.
One block from Pershing Square
convenient to all leading shops,
theatres, financial institutions and
electric depots for all resorts.
Garage adjoining.
All Ouwtde Rooms Each With Bath
, Onel'mon -- $2 50. S3. l
Two I'urtani -- 2M. U, ?o
Unexcelled food Friendly Price
Frank Simpson, Jr., Dlttcior
Hotel Savoy
Sixth & Grand -
91
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' SO
QUICKLY
LITTLE STORIES OF
FAST SUCCESSES
4. DOROTHY MACKAILL
Newsstand girl in Hull, England,
"glorified-girl" in Zicgfcld's Fol
lies, now the idol of screen-struck
fans. "All in four brief years. '
A fast shot of the quick success of
Dorothy Mackaill. Success .'V .
because she gave a new thrill.'
Quick . . . because of nature-born
charm. " ' ' "
That goes, too, for another young
star, OLD GOLD. Three years
ago, unknown. Now, America's
fastest growing cigarette ' " v
"O. G." gave a new taste-thrill . '. .
through smoother tobaccos, free
from irritants. When a girl, or a
cigarette, is blessed by nature, a
new star rises . . . and fast." '