Friday, August 4, 1933
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE.
PareTbrM
SOCIETY NOTES;
Mlw Bo Dak, aselet? Editor
'elephone Msln 600 TJntll $ S0 m. m
La Grande Women Golfers
Defeat Baker Team Here
Thursday By Score of 25 to 2
Reversing an 18 to IZ'j defeat
which they suffered at Baker recent
ly, La Grande women golfers defeated
a group of players irom that city
yesterday 28 to 2, They played on the
course at the La Grande country
club and between the morning and
afternoon rounds luncheon was ser
ved In the club house.
Miss Mildred Stuchell was awarded
a prize for the low net score and
Mrs. McKlm received a prize by shoot
ing tho second high net Bcore,
Points by matches Include:
Miss Stuchell, 0; Miss Anne Stange,
8,
Mrs. Bartlett, 0; Mrs. R. P. Murphy,
3,
Miss Baer, 0; Mrs. John Ormand, 3.
Mrs. Edwards, 0; Mrs. E. McManus,
3.
Mrs. Cate, 0; Mrs. A. W. Nelson, 3.
Mrs. Rlppoy, 0; Mrs. Pred Spaeth, 3.
Mrs. McKlm, 1; Mrs. W. 0. Per
kins, 2.
Mrs. Cox, 0: Mrs. Fogle, 3.
Mrs. Tucker, 0; Mrs. Chase Bohn
enkamp 2.
Eagles, Auxiliary
In Social Hour
The Eagles auxiliary joined the
members of the Eagles lodge last
t night for a social hour following a
regular meeting at the hall. A new
sick committee was appointed by the
auxiliary and Includes Mrs. Frank
Fatt, chairman, Mrs. Agnes Andrews
and Mrs. Myrtle Anderson. i . .
Mrs. O. E.' Hildebrand, 1302 ft
Cherry street, was named as tho next
hostess for the Eagles sewing club
which meets next Wednesday at 2
o'clock at her home.
Seven Get 20-Year
Membership Pins
Seven charter members of the L. A.
to the B. of R. T. were presented with
20-year membership pins when the
organization met for a regular busi
ness session Wednesday afternoon at
the Eagles hall. Those honored were
Mrs. Lillle Alstott, Mrs. Elizabeth
Clay, Mrs. Cora Kerr, of La Grande;
Mrs. Chatham, of Baker; Mrs. Ora
Hamilton, of Pendleton; Mrs. Myrtle
Ruby and Mrs. Gertrude Happcrsett,
of Portland.
A program followed the presenta
tion and included:
"Little Dame Crump", a recitation
by Virginia Landers. "Hungarian
Dance", by Brahms, and "Our School
Band, by Rolfe, ptano ducts by
Misses Thelma and Warnaruth Strain.
S'ln the Valley of the Moon", a piano
solo, by Dorothy Mann, who also fur
nished a son gby the same name
which was published about 20 years
ago. "'Mrs. Mosley's Offspring," a
reading by Jackie Sherod. Piano solos
by Lockram Johnson.
Clarinet solo, by Robert Dow, ac
companied on the piano by Mrs.
Johnson. Skit, by Mrs. Ada Pidcock,
Mrs. Hazel Coughenowcr, Mrs, Mason
and Mrs. Arnett.
After the program, cake and ice 1
cream were served. The table had as
a centerpiece, a large white cake with
20 red candles In green holders, the
colors of the order.
Mrs. Feuerhelm
To Entertain
PERRY ROAD
TO BECOME A
PUBLIC ROUTE
The county court, in the closing af
ternoon of lta August session, accept
ed tho viewers report relative to the
Perry road and decided to establish It
as a publio highway.
This la the road, leading from Perry
to the Old Oregon Trail highway this
side of the viaduct, and formerly It
has been a private highway.
The remainder of the session was
spent on routine matters auditing1
bills, passing on the docket, etc.
WAR VETERANS
PLAN PICNIC
Spanish-American war veterans of
Eastern Oregon and Washington, In
cluding Baker, La Grande, Wahn
Walla and Pendleton, will hold a pic
nic Sunday, August 6, at Emigrant
Springs, beginning at noon. Ten or
12 department officers of Oregon and
Washington are expected to be pres
ent, according to information receiv
ed here.
Browning Defeats
Strangler Lewis
VANCOUVER, B. C, Aug. 4 F)
Jim Browning, 220 pounds, Verona,
Mo., tossed Ed Strangler Lewis, 240,
Los Angeles, so hard here last night
the former heavyweight champion
was unable to continue the match
after each, had won a fall.
WALLOWA CO.
FAIR BOARD
. IS SELECTED
ENTERPRISE, Ore. (Special) A
county fair board of three members
was named by the county court at
Its meeting Wednesday. They are w.
J. Ortman, Elmer Hogaboom and O,
H. Zurcher. The law provides that un
der circumstances such as exist In
this county, the county court shall
appoint a board to see that tho pre
mium money raised by taxation Is
properly distributed. Steps nave been
taken to hold a fair either the latter
part or September or October.
The Missouri gams and flBh do
partment will discontinue stocking
streams with brown trout, having
found results unsatisfactory.
Mrs. Mary Feuerhelm will have
members of tho Women of the Moose
at her home tonight for a no hostess
card party. Tables will be arranged
for pinochle after which a no-hostess
lunch will bo served.
NOTICE
Wo sell only Artificial Ice
made from pure water. All calls
answered promptly.
We also handle only the best
quality of Coal and Wood.
All our products are guaran
teed. Our services are the best.
Gaither Ice &
Fuel Co.
Main 528
RECONVM
Ij ROSE C'TY
LUXURIOUS
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with bath JM
FRENCH ACTIIKSS WEARS
FROCK OF BLACK WOOL
PARIS VP) Jane Aubert, French
actress, wears an afternoon frock of
lightweight black; wool designed with
sleeves of white organdie. With It
she wears a lightweight black wool
coat with black monkey fur trimming
at the sleeves.
SOCIAL CALENDAR J
Frldpy, Aug. 4
3:00 Eagle Sewing club, with
Mrs. Chase. Hildebrand, 1302
Cherry.
7:30 Women of the Moose card
party, with Mrs. Mary Feuerhelm.
8:00 Flfty-Flfty club, with Mrs.
Ed McManus.
Saturday, Aug. 6
2:00 Women's Relief Corps, at
the Odd Fellows hall,
Sunday, Aug. 6
Neighbors of Woodcraft, all-day
picnic, at Fine Cone.
.
' Tuesday, Aug. 8 '
2:00 Past Guardian Neighbors
club, with Mrs. Mary Ormand.
7:30 Women of the Moose, at
the Odd Fellows hall.
B:00 Women's Benefit associa
tion, at the Eagles hall.
...
Wednesday, Aug. 8
10:00 So-Ne-He club, all day
meeting at Pine Cone.
2:00 Christian Missionary so
ciety, Mrs. J. H. Snodgrass.
7:30 Crystal Rebekah lodge, No.
50, Odd Fellows hall.
Rosicrucians Of
City Represented
At San Jose Meet
Rosicrucians of La, Grand were
represented at the recent interna
tional convention of the order held
In San Jose, Gal., July 18 to 22, by
Mrs. R. A. TuU of 1201 Eleventh
street. Nearly 700 from four foreign
Jurisdictions of the order attended
the mystical conclave, she redone.
tl'he sessions of the convention were
devoted to lectures and addresses en
mystical, philosophical and sclentiflo
topics in accordance with tha object
of the organization," she said. -
"Of outstanding interest ' to the
delegates was a demonstration of the
color organ in the Francis Bacon
auditorium of the order. The color
organ was created under the direc
tion of Dr. H. Spencer Lewis, supreme
officer of the order, In the Roslcru
olan laboratory after "years of re
search. When selections were played
upon the organ, the consciousness 'be
comes aware of the harmony not
alone through the sense of hearing,
.but also through the visual apprecia
tion of the blending of magnificent
colors projected upon a large silk
screen. The present project of the
Roslcruclan experimental laboratory
is the development of an electrical
device for measuring . the magnetic
radiations of the humon, or the aura,
and an attempt to manifest them to
GRANDE R0NDE
MEAT CO.
"MT. EMILY BRAND"
, Saturday & Monday Specials
Ye are in;.the midst of out Pork Packing Season.
Get your choice cuts at a reduction.
Spare Ribs ' Cottage Butts "
Meaty? I Sugar Cured
5 lbs. .. ... 25c I Pound.. .. .9c
the naked eye."
The convention adopted resolutions
for the further extentlon of . the
Junior order activities throughout the
world, and the continued assertion in
all literature and newspaper adver
tisements that the order. Is not a re
ligious fraternity. In further accord
with the educational principles of the
order, It was resolved that there be
a continuation of donations of the
monthly periodical "The Roslcruclan
Digest," to publio libraries through
out the world.
Plans were made to erect In Roslcru
clan park soon a small but exact e
plloa of a Roman basilica with a large
seating capacity. This structure will
be the eighth unit each building a
different style of architecture.
The next annual convention also
will be held in San Jose, Oal.
TWO INJURED
IN ACCIDENT
NEAR POWDER
Merrltt Legore, 47, or Tolooaset, was
out about the face and Mrs. O. J. Cox.
77, of Telocaset, also was Injured
when their car left the Old Oregon
Trail near North Powder at 10:30
o'clock last night, It was learned here
today. The cause of the wreck was
not known but It may have been
caused by mechanical trouble, It Is
reported. 1
The extent of Mrs. Cox's Injuries
were unknown.
NAZI DOCTRINE
IN TEXT BOOKS
STIRS AUSTRIA
Dy Wade Werner
VIENNA VP) Educational author.
Itles of Austria are revising school
histories as one way of helping Chan
cellor Engelbert Dollfuss' campaign
for perpetuation of Austria's Inde
pendence. The movement had Its motive In
the fact that while Dollfuss was urg
ing the people to resist the nassl doc
trine of union with Germany, the
textbooks were preaching "anschluss"
to the youngsters.
Language Posses Htnte Lines
Says one of these text books undor
the caption "Germany, Nation and
State":
'"The territory inhabited by the
Ocrman people is Germany, which Is
larger than the German relch. State
and nation do not always occupy
Identical territory; . the language
boundaries of peoples seldom coin
cide with state boundaries.
"And so great sections of German
speaking territory belong to foreign
states. Even the union of the two
purely German states, the German
relch and Austria, has not yet been
attainable.
"To be sure, the law of November
12, 1018, which determined the form
of the newly oreated Austrian repub
lic, contained also the paragraph:
'German Austria Is a constituent part
of the German republic'
"But the world war victors, par
ticularly France, England and Italy,
prohibited In the peace treaty the
union of the two states; notwith
standing that all Germans fervently
desire this 'anschluss'."
Would Recall Austria's Post
Supporters of Dollfuss also point
out that the textbooks have little to
say about Austria's glorious past.
What Irritates some of these crit
ics even mors Is the hamrner-and-slckle
motif (n the present Austrian
coat of arms, which is reproduced In
some of the textbooks with the ac
companying line: '"Note the hammer
and sickle."
In other words, the existing books
contain passages which can be used!
as nasi propaganda by teachers in
clined to sympathize with the an
sohluss movement, or as Marxist pro
paganda ("note the hammer and
sickle") by teachers who lean to the
loft.
"'Oct out your old history books
and tell the children what Austrlans
achieved in past generations,'" was
the appeal Dollfuss recently made
to parents.
TENNIS DRESS FASHIONED
OF BRIGHT ORANGE BILK v
WASHINGTON VP) lle. Marie
Theresa laboulaye, daughter at the
French ambassador, was a dashing
figure on the tennis court with a
frock and a tiny hat of bright oiangs
silk. The frock was mad with a tail
ored round collar and small cap
sleeves.
Eat to feel ,
F I T I A
Mr?
our
OWN HOME MADE MAYONNAISE
tastes the way you want it to taste
Pork Steak
Pork Roast
Lean
2 lbs. . . .. . . 23c I 21bs. .. ..25c
Coffee
M. J. B.
Safety Seal
Northern Tissue
Sterilized
Paper
3-lb.Tins .. 85c I 3 Rolls .. ..19c
Preferred Stock Mayonnaise
! In quart pantry jars that can
be used for canning. '
Special for Saturday - Each 29c
Bisquick or
Gold Medal
Cake Flour
Each 19c
Preferred Stock
Tomato Juice
Lai'ge 15-oz. Tins
3for . .. .. 25c
Peaches
Royal Clul Fancy Halves
Tin ... . 15c
Doz. $1.75
Vt
Ripe Olives
Sun Ripe
Medium Size
Qt. Tin ... . . 25c
Our stores are operating under the N.R.A. plan.
Open from 8 A. M. to 6 P. M.
Saturday's Included
Home j Made Mayonnaise
in VA Minutes
one hand jTjT '
PERFECT
' EVERY TIME I
poor with'
the A
" 1 Pirlt WESSON OIL
New MIXER and
both for
' is
Some folks like a sweet mayonnaise . . . and some
don't want any sugar at all. Some like mustard, and
some Can't stand it. And lots of people like the
taste and healthfulness of fresh lemon juice while
others want vinegar. There's only one way to have
mayonnaise that is not sweet at all, or that is extra
sweet . , . only one way to have mayonnaise that is '
made with lemon juice instead of vinegar . . . and that
way is to make it yourself. Home made mayon
naise is simply choice Wesson Oil, an egg just out
of the shell, and seasoning exactly as you like it
HERE'S THE NEW MIXER THAT
WHIPS IT UP IN llA MINUTES!
PERFECT MAYONNAISE EVERY TIME!
It works with one hand while you pour with the
other . . . whips up a perfect mayonnaise in 1
minutes ... the time required for the pint of
Wesson Oil to pour out of the can. When the can
is empty, six more strokes and your mayonnaise
is finished. It can't fail.
GET THE MIXER AND ONE
PINT OF WESSON OIL
at your grocers today!
both for
49
The redpe is on the mixer '
WESSON OI La making good things to eat
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