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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 18, 1931)
Saturday, April 18, 1931 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, ORE. - . n mike, relrphnnr Mnln Mn End of School ' 1 i Teal' Also Brings ; Group Elections . the school year draws to Its close the parent teacher associations .ho various Krade schools, ore so- ?ing their leaders fo SS2CS sSooraVihe mverta Par- S ZAZTnJ Sttees were received, and the train- im. school association officers were 15 Another Interest, occasioned by the Miinn of school for the. summer vacation; Is supervised playgrounds for children, and the city park board ls doing everything In Its power to establlsn piaygruuima wimo me ciiil- dren may devote their leisure time. Nominated For Pm T: J or me association. Mrs. Clyde Peter . 1 . JrTeSlCienCy son. vice president; Mrs. Melvin Gal- r , ; i - ; ; Mrs. O. B. Maxam was nominated as president of the Blverla Parent Teacher association at a meeting held last night at 7:30 at Lane chapel. i. crairtiwo im. ri iditmiui ,, iice president; and Cllve Moore, sec- retary-treasurer. They will be voted on at the next meeting of the asso- elation May 8. "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow," by Washington Irving, was presented by the seventh grade, under the direc.-- tlon of Miss Florence smith, teacher, William Young played the part of the . '. Amno th w r the story: while Justine Cochran.was Katnna van xasnei, me neroine. Herr Van Tassel was played by John Tilby, and Alice Price played , the part of Van Tassel, his wife. Brom Bales' tho bad man, was ployed by Vcfnon Peterman. The other students .. ihn room took the Darts or "nelirh- bors, members of Brom Bones gang, and school children. . . . , Miss Ola Mae Hough played a piano ;olo, "The Wedding Day;" and Mrs. titles Fallows gave two readings, 'When Mother - Lost Her Pocket- Sbook," by Edgar A. Guest, and "The Railroad Crossing." Mrs. Florence Stiles, chairman of line health committee, , announced JHealth day, May 1, when the Riveria tZeLlXlZJ tare entering school next. fall. The fcllnlc will be held from 9 until 12 -o'clock In the morning, w' r nnwi n charge'of'the silver tea which the T. A. 18 planning to give on art Exhibit day, May 8, at the school. , i- 3 ... . 'iPoV Rnovrl Pinna 1 0,1 IS. DVcllU JTlclIltJ TTnv'T-innvrl r-MfiriQ X yji. UualU X xctllo 4 f The question of what La Grande school children are to do with their -leisure time during the coming sum- , frner Is being discussed by a number of organizations, Including the J. H. Aitki-iuitwi !! u Tencher association which met yester. . SU MONDAY il k . HARLAN A" JOSEPHINE DUNN Mbu USf m ' Something New I Jim Thrills with the U'MmilM Fearless Air Patrol I InfiA ftU " -7 ...... -.: "i , II I "11 1 '1111,1 C.A, S4l lilfiltll, You Will Be Held BUCK JOAf 6 j$Tfc P.IOES THE PATH OF ftEVENGE in 1 IW" LAST ' .M 1 LMLMla -1 sorletv Editor until H:3(i a. n day afternoon at 2:30 at tho Normal school. .....,'( , ,. .,t ..j, .. The city park board Is planning to ' establish a playground at Twelfth and I streets, where the city has one and a half blocks of ground. A baseball diamond, a sand nils, arid facliitim for various other games will be built, Harold Plnlay, member of the board, stated In a talk before the Parent 'JS ? MAcoionl ,v"'v ...... ,.. ., ., Elmo Stevenson, member of the faculty at the Eastern Oregon Nor- mal- school., discussed three reasons for summer playgrounds, leisure time, W a& education. .. ' Miss -Madeline Larson, physical edu- cation director at the Normal school, po ou equipment, ana supervision. wiu o. i. ijuugieuow. superimenaent of city schools, addressed the meet ing briefly on the subject. ! Mrs. H. Patten was elected president wtaiLu, etrewirj, ana Airs. Hi. o. uur- nett, treasurer. '. Mrs. H. N. Ashby sang a group of ""mDe' "At .Hignv;. and "Will Q V Wlm. : May 1. the dav set aside as na- I. t'onal health day, will be devoted to 5; pre-school clinic conducted by the J- A- of the . training school. Miss aw xiuu&, prmcipui oi tne scnooi, i announced the child study club meet- ' 'UB which Is to be held next Tues- i even'nF ' 7:3 wh,en Btma stov . xirz j . """'""-""" morning ai iu ociock tne seventh. . grade of the tralnin school wlu be in charge of the program to I r- ... . . ,N- auditorium. Miss Houx adds, and a general invitation Is Issued:. to parents and others interested in "01 wrk- They will dramatize the lu?try of tho naming of the training y.vy, , a caietcna ior scuaenis ana tne i public is being conducted next Wed-1 nesday noon at the Normal school, Training school children will be serv ed between 11 and 11:30, following which the Normal school students and others are to be served. The next association meeting will be held on May 8. . Mrs. H. A. Zurbriek ChaPtei' HOSteSS . Mrs. H. A. Zurbriek entertained yea- teWay afternoon for Chapter I. P. E. - ? ner. noni? ?. o olook- "10B 'um'n me program, re- viewing In an able and entertaining manner "The ' Magic Mountain," by , Thomas Mann. "The Made Mountain" Is a nsv- chologlcal study, the scene of which 0m nt a resort, a refuge In the mountains in Germany for people with mental and physical disorders. The denouement reveals the resort to be a den of evil. Tea' was served late In the after- neon with Mrs. A. L. Richardson, Mrs, jtn ouiiuviiiuitu uuu avai., ntu my Richardson assisting the hostess. The BRIMFUrOF dHIC It was a smartly costumed little Princess Tuknmatsu wlio cnchnnteil New .Qi'kwrs n liur, huulcU siKltt-seelng trip about tlie metropolis, ljcrc jom see tliOihlivttlmoiul-vvexl brhtt? of the brother of the fcm-i-v t .peroc-pf Jupau lit a Htilklug eloscup picture... : tea table '-was decorated " with yellow and white, the .chapter colors. -. . Mrs,: R. L., Shoemaker,. ,wlU entor taln, Chapter J,. May. J at (her ,tiome lH, Elgin.. t. , N , v.r - V ; ' x i t JYLrS, J-jGIS. JOIIGS Entertains Club Mrs. Lela Jones. was a Friday host, ess, entertaining, at ; bridge for. 12 members of her club at her. home, at 2 o'clock. , Mrs. Fred Kiddle received, the prize for high score made- during the afternoon. " . . . - luncheon at the small tables at 4 o'clock. . Mrs. Kiddle 'Will entertain the club ot-the next party on May t. Justamere Club 1 Is Entertained The Justamere club was entertain- ed with an evening of bridge Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs; Charles Royce. Prizes-were received by Mrs. Evan Thomas and Tom Ruckman, high; and -Mrs. Ruckman and Nolan Skiff, low. .r ' ..: Refreshments were served by the hostess following cards. Mr, and Mrs. j. nuiiiiut wit uuivi Mini iui mo viuu i next.; Williamsbri Home Scene of Party The Williamson home was the scene of on Interesting event . Friday eve ning., when. Mrs Robert -Williamson and Mrs.. Kooert fcjuuin entertained their bridge club. Guests to make up three tablfiB .were present '..and? the prizes were received by . Miss Jean White. , first: Miss Roberta Kyle, fourth;' and Mrs. -M. L; Larson, guest, Mrs. Lynn Larson was also a guest for the evening. - v. . .. t. . Refreshments were served- by the hostesses late In the evening. ? - Briggs Hickey -3 '-""Marriage" Friday Miss Nellie Brlggs and Casslus M. Hickey were married at a pretty wed ding a t the honie of ; the i bride's father H.. F. Brlggs, at Island - City Friday at 11:30 o'clock. Rev. Lester Carlson, pastor. of the Gospel Mission, read the rlnsr ceremony-They -wore attended by Harvey Carter.; k . An -informal reception for Mr. and Mrs. Hickey was held directly, follow ling the wedding - and- refreshments 1 were served. Immediately after the reception they left for Walla Walla wnere taev win SDenu a Bnors noney- t moon. After Sunday they will bo at home 'at .Island City. .-..Mr. Hickey ,1s-employed by the District News. ., ; i. " Saturday,' April' 18 " ' "'" 8:00 Bridge, with Mr. and Mrs. B. E. -McAnulty, 8:00 Bid 'Em High Pinochle club, with. Marshall Heasty. . . 8:00 Mohawk Bridge club, with Mr. and Mi's. A. E. Hug. .: - 8:00 Saturdays Night Bridge club, with Mrs. J. T. Richardson. Monday, April 13 1 :00 Monday Bridge club, with Mrs. W...D. Sawyer.;. at.. tho- ,Ui Orande hotol. a. i, . - 2 :00; Wakellta club, with Mrs. James Oneal, Mrs., Jack .Oliver assisting. . : : 6:30 Joint banquot and Instal lation, Supremo. Forest-Woodmen, 707 Grantly R.venue. . . -v ...i 7:30 .Gleaner Girls, with Mrs. Hilda Williams, Mrs. Pearl Webb, assisting.. , Tuesday, April 21 1 :00 Mitel club, with' Mrs. C. R. Eberhard. 2:00 Goodwill club, of the Women's Rcliel CorpB, with Mrs. Laura Braden. - 2:00 M. I. L. club, with Mrs. Ray Goodnough. 2:00 Neighborhood Art club, at the La Grande hotel. . '" -' 6:30 Tuesday Dinner olub, with Mr. and Mrs. . John Greulich. i '7:00 L. P. to the B. of. L. F. and E., at the K. .P. hall. 7:00 Dinner club, with Mr. and' Mrs. Charles Roehm.' ' : ;7:30 L. A. to the B. of R. T. entertain at the Eaglos hall.;... Wednesday, April 22 1 :00 Clio club members, . with Mrs. H. A. Zurbriek... . . 2:00 Bridge club, with Mrs. George McDonald. 2:00 Helomala club, with Mrs. Wesley McDonald. 2:00 Ah Delth club, with Mrs. John Orman. . . . 2:00 So-No-He club, with Mrs. Clyde Sullivan. 2:00 Home Missionary society of tho Methodist Episcopal church, with Mrs. Lee Hartford. .? 8:00 Eastern Star, at,-the. Ma sonic hall. 8:00 Bid 'Em and Lose 'Em club with Mrs. Mildred Winters. ';..,..'. . - Thursday. April 23 4 11:00 Friendly Corner club, with Mrs. August Hoffman, at Morgan lake. 1:00 Thursday club, with Mrs. G. T. Cochran. 00 Mary Elizabeth club, wltn Mrs. F. S. Nye. 2:00 Daughters of the Pioneers, with Mrs. Fred Hennlng. - , 2:00 M ?-Wtiy-A-Tum club, with Mrs. Clydo Hoppcl and Mrs. Harry Hanson, at the home of the latter. 2:00 Poppy club, with Mrs. Ellen Lyons. 2:00 Miniature club, with Mrs. Howard Glen. 6:30 Three D club with Mr. and Mrs. Nate Zwelfel. 7:30 Literature Group of the American Association of Univer sity Women, at the homo of Mrs. Fred Kiddle. 8:00 U-go I-go club, with Mrs. Ross Eaton. . Friday. April 24 ,, 1:00 "Lucky Dozen club, with Mrs. H. E. Rlchey. 7 :30 Wostway olub of the Wom en's . Benefit association, - with Mrs. Charles Murchlson. 7:30 Pythian 81strs, ot tho Knlehts of Pythias hill. 1 : ! , . T Women's Society r " Studies Mission? A group of members of the Baptist Women's society met yesterday after noon at the home of Mrs. O. W. Chandler for a study of Baptist mis sions. An Interesting part of the pro gram was a qul& on "Missions." a missionary mageslne. Miss Myrtle WhltmAr hnri rhnrpn of the nroeram. A short business meeting was held iinn.ir. .i,h nmomm .ft., mhiph Mrs. Chandler served light refresh- nients. Mrs. B. Marcus Godwin will entertain the society at the parson age on May X. ., ..... - , Bible Searchers ' Class In Session Forty members of the Bible Search ers class enjoyed an Interesting meet ing yesterday afternoon at the Pres byterian church at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Chris Miller had charge of the .de- j votlonals, and sang "The Old Rugged Gross." Mrs. Clyde Webb played a piano solo, and Miss Jean Webb sang. Mrs. J. K. Wright was elected as assistant teacher at the business ses sion, and the annual dinner was planned for April 27. The class will meet again on May 20 at the church. .Refreshments were served after the business session with Mrs. H. -M. Bradshaw, Mrs. Jennie Thompson and Mrs. Nellie Robertson as hostesses. Apron and Overall ' . Party Is Enjoyed An apron and overall party was an event of Friday evening when the La Boheme club entertained with a picnic. The members spent the fore part of -the evening in the woods playing games and enjoying a cainp Tire. Some of the girls wore overalls and some glnghnm aprons. ,- . yu.';'..,' t"::."l'.,' .'-'"'.'.! i '" ' "-'''' " il j - - .,.-'! . ii .vi.y . vi v-.f 1'.uj .imv "tj ; MfliOAY : ' ---.-"'--'' : j xcito Gorgeoiis ' - p1 mms ' Costumes WMH,f - ;v-- wlth - If ri,: RliWtS.W CLIFF EDWARDS - oi Lhicago s RMw Rich, the Thrills Bm :; tii-i Of a Girl in ' 1 M ' " ' ; Combat with the m n ' ) ' ' ( ' I Underworld. fX f itWhf ) ' Last ) f. . t$&$Ji$ffi ' Adventure ;. Jfjllf. 1 ' fm$ X "aioiy of Spain" . 4Mm i ; -"S-'i .''i Exit MlliC rf ojftf ' ' V .r4 ! dh ti.: .... TO. SEE .-. I : VfA n rBan Zane Grey's t m " kV 44 : ' "FIGHTING y ; . m0 J3 . m ,: pARAVANS'M ! '4ki COOPER I ; W J xj "t' : 1 KRNEST TOIIRESCE . ' fjt. A Jt ""-v i tik 'Earphones , ' v-" '"'"' J ' y i'Vfe ''..'. , UNTAMED! An untamed girl I '$ frth 1 in' n untamed landl Thrilling 1 CipK tfi 'X Hard Of Hearing 1 drama in tho great outdoorsl' I' i.x" Jjv (f f K ' ' ' 1 ' ' ' A love slory that surges' from ;. B l'i t'xl, ' " ' ' ' ' the past-and LIVES1 ' ' " ), 11 I'lKVi im 1 Watch for the Announcement 1 11 ffi'lf You Are Going to Get Something f i I y.llliaii FREE -FREE -FREE -FREE 9f ' ' tatb (iV the , evening they' were guests at. the home of. Miss Helen Hughes for a, chill supper., j, ' .... - ' i On Bundav mornUiK. Aoril 26 they ;pian to, nave nreatuast ui.tne woumii. Quilting P.rogram : ; ;Qut.li"ned by Club Am iHfnrmal hnalnaaa maAflnrf nnH social cveutng was bold by, -the Fuat Noble Qrauds club flf the Robokah lodiKt Pridav evenllltr.at 7:30 at tho Odd Fellows temple. The evening was spent planning for future, quilting parties, the quilts to be presented to tho Odd Fellows home. They also plan to quilt one for Mrs. Ed. Tay lor, in answer to. a special request. ' - Tho next regular - meeting. ,ol the club wlU .be lield .on .May 1 at the Odd Fellows hall. ' Patriarch Fights For Title PHANAF, Turkey (PH-The Oecu menical patriarch, pope- of -.the orthodox Greok churoh. to at swords'-- points with .local officials becauso Turkey considers "patri arch'.' a .title . of traditionally polit ical portent- and recognised only a "head priqst'V of the Greeks. - , Hubby's Status If marriage is a merger, the man s generally nn "ucquired f prop FEWER HUSH COLLEENS i ; ,-IUT MY CUPID'S DARTS DUBLIN () Cupid's marksman ship ,oi: Irish colleens Is. getting worse., ' " . . ' j,.- . .- v. Vital statistics for the British Isles show marriages. In , the Free Stato , havo . declined steadily, the last quarter's total being the .small est in the last 10 years. ... . The birth rate in the Free State ranks third, ahead of England and Wales, but behind Ulster and Scot land.- The Free State's : birthrate Is also declining, but 13,717 births being registered In the last quarter, also the lowest In 10 years. : Dublin's birthrate Is the highest of any city In the.,klngdom. : Menus of The pay By Mrs. -Alexander' George FOR A RAINY DAY c ' Escalloped Meat '- " Baked Sweet Potatoes - - Buttered Beets Bread - Apricot Conserve Cabbage Salad -Steamed Pudding Fruit Sauce Escalloped Meat ' 4 tablespoons butter . 6 tablespoons flour- " 1 teaspoon salt V4 teaspoon paprika 3 cups milk 2 cups diced, cooked meat 2 tablespoons chopped onions 2 tablespoons chopped green pep pers 3 tablespoons chopped parsley t cup crumbs 2 tablespoons butter, melted Melt the 4 tablespoons of butter and add the flour, salt and paprika. Add tho milk -and cook until creamy sauco formB. Stir constantly. Add the meat and Bcasonlngs Pour Into i shallow, buttered baking dish, . Covr or -with crumbs which have been mixed witft the melted butter. Bako 26 minutes in moderate (oveu. ; ... Apricot conserve ,.. 3 cups dried apricots 1 cup diced pineapple " 4 cups water t 1 cup orange" Juice" 4 tablespoons lemon Julcce 4 cups sugar Wash . apricots, add . water and soak 3 hours. Add pineapple aud ; fruit Juices . and when well mixed j add-, the (ugar. Cook slowly ;. and I stir frequently until- the conserve thickens. . It will require about viu .require ,uuu . rh Pour into StertlUed ? jndcoot. "'-'I'.'-J hour to cook, glasses: Cook and " ! Steamed Pudding 2 cups bread qiiuoJM' i 1 oup sour, milk , i , 2 eggs 1 teaspoon vanilla Vi teaspoon salt I teaspoon.. cinnamon , ; 1 teaspoon cloves it teaspoon nutmeg . . l cup ,ralslna,wMi ( v 1-3 cup Jiuta 1 cup sugars 1 cup flour . ". 1 teaspoon- soda teaspoon baking powder 4 tablespoons fat, melted Mix all Ingredients.- Half fil greased .pudding molds and steam fotf 1 hours. Unmold. carefully. -v - "Fruit Sauco cup sugar 1 - 8 tablespoons "flour' t - teaspoon - salt 1 cup orange Juice 3 tablespoons lemon juice Yt cup water - ' 2 tablespoons butter Blend the sugar. Hour and salt. Add -the -fruit- juices -' and water, Cook slowly and stir constantly un til -sauce becomes creamy.- Add butter. Mix and serve warm or cold.- lf):iC Ford Touring - G5 11)20 Ford Touring . 40 102(1 'Ford It an (later 0.1 ;o26 fqko. cuups w ia LA HIS ON CHEVROLET CO. A 1414 Adams , Phone, Main 3
