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ait Six' LA GliANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE. Thursday, October 5, 11)33 ! News And Personals Of Interest Over The Grande Ronde Valley Ml- s ill ill! If 4 P. T. A. Organizes For Year's Work At North Powder NORTH POWDER (Special) Tho Paroiit Teacher atspclaUon mot Wel nesOay afternoon. OUIcers were as lollpws: president. Mrs. Walter Mc GmtH; secretary. M". James WU3"; treasurer, .fictile Jluclclaon. The lol lowlng commtttcca wero appointed: program, Mesdamcs Will CoUBlmnour, Volney Lee, Earl O'Bayant, Cliarlca Hutchinson and Dr. Kousvcr; mem bership, Mcsdaines Albert Carlson, Odotko Ferguson, R. J. Williams, Will Couuhanour: hospitality. Mcsdumcs W- A. Hudelson, Ooorgo Dallard, W E. Mills. Margaret Fuller and Walter McOrath; finance, W. E. Kratt. ftiei damee A. F. Williams, W. W. Ullard, Eirl O'Bryant and Volney Los; pub licity, Mrs. B. ' Johnson, Mrs. D. E. Coolc arid Cieorge Ballard; publlca- l.lrm. Mrs H. H. Parker. Mis, Clirls Johnson, Lucille Hudelson; library hoard; Mesdames Albert Carlson. B. F. Williams. Will Couglianour. W. E. Mills and Chris E. Johnson. The next meeting wll be held October 18. with A program followed by o. social hour In honor ol the faculty members. UNION I'KKSONAI.S 1 $ : Mr, and Mrs. Harvey lilorcland, or Portland, were visitors at the heme of Mrs. Bell Wright and Mrs. Edith Phy, Sunday. The Relief society of tlin L. D. S. church gave a "Calico Carnival" at tho church Friday evening to raise funds for tho furnishing of tlielr room in tho new church. They liad apron and food shops whero articles .went ourciui&eu hihi fu " ...... Interesting program during the eve .rung. ' ' ' . Mrs. Juliana. Lledtko, Gladys and Wllford returned Saturday from Chl rago whero tliey attended tho World's Fair. Gladys went on w i-un.miu. I Arnold Edvolson left last week to attend the Chicago Fair. TJiolmo Van Houten. who was In- lured a couplo of weeks ago In oar accident, is still in tlie Baker hospital and rimy havo a cast put on her back whqre a ligament was torn. Mr- and Mrs. Clyde Buohanan, of Pralrin City, and Mr. and Mrs. Her man Oliver, of John Day. were Sun day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. D- H. Richards. James Rosewall, of Enterprise, was a Union visitor Sunday. Ho went on to Walla Walla to visit his mother, who returned reiiently from a couple of years stay In Springfield, Missouri. Tlio members of tho Business Wo men's club gave a farewell party for Mrs. Frances Tallman, who will bo leaving soon for tho western part of the state. The party began with a luncheon at tho Woman's clubhouse altor which tho evening was sjxmt In giuncs. Initiation wn held for tho four now members, Miss Mildred glopcr, Miss Freda Asyor, Mrs. Yoes and Mrs. Clarence Hosowall. The honor guest was presented a lovely : gl't- Mrs. U. H. Jackson entertained at ' a bridge limoheon on Wednesday. Fol ; lowing tho meal two tobies of bridge 'wero arranged with high score going ,to Mrs. George Hoffman and low to Mrs. Mabel Wlthycombc. ' Mr. and Mrs. acorgo South have .moved from their" ranch near Hunt ington and w.111 spend the winter in junlon. Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor has gone to - Lcwlston. Idaho for an Indefinite visit with Iior daughter, Mrs. Howard Wil son, Guests At tho Methodist parsonage last week wero Roy Knight, of Bll ; ..lings and Emerson Knight, of Lcwts- - jton. Montana, sons of Mrs. 11. c Lee. Mcrton Davis left Friday for Chi cago whero ho will attoiid. the na tional convention of tho American Legion as a dclcgato .from Oregon. He received tho appointment at the slat? convention at Klamath Falls. We do not Jiold with tho (theory ' that what the haves havo and the have-nots haven't tho haves ought to halve- witli tho havo-nots. :r. I It f i & u T UNCI! 133 wero Intended to bo I gay Interludes something " lo divide the working day In to two pleasant parts. And whether one's business Is In an oirice, In the homo, or In tho schoolroom, this noonday period of relaxation should lie something to look forward to, anil to look back upon. The wrong kind of a school lunch Is the kind Unit one knows ull about before It even uppears. Wo you know Hlluabeth Iloyd Ujrlo's verses called "Hunches''? always have a sort of Tiunch About what's coniiuu tor vy lunch; I almost always seem to tell Just by the odor of the smell. Hut when my nursic says, "Yum-yuml What do you spose is going to comer' That's when I always hate to wash Isccause J knout it must be squash. So when wo plan the school lunches for the coming term, let's have such varied menus that there'll be no hunches and no squash. The drat requisite of a good pack-and-carry lunch is a good liuioli-klt. Don't begrudge the extru money that a real mod ornly equipped kit will cost, 'lie cause It will make possible such Interesting and healthful foods as fruit juices, salads, custurds, and ull sorts of things which the pa per bag or the old-fushloncd tin lunch box could not possibly holt). Ample Time for Lunch If It Is possible to have the chil dren come home from school for I NOKTII I'OH'OKK 1'KltMONAI.S Mrs. John Luncy and daughter, Carmen, left Saturday for Los Ange les, Cat., whero they will spend the winter with Mrs. Luncy's mother, Mrs. Nettle Pearson. There aro 104 pupils enrolled In tho local school, 02 In high school and 102 In tho grades. Thoro are 12 in tho first: second, 13; third, 13; fourth, 14; fifth, 14: sixth, 11; sev enth, 5, and eighth, 20. Student body officers elected Wed nesday aro as follows: president, Wayne Ferguson: vlco president, Al vin Olson; secretary, Betty Ballard; treasurer. Jack Mctcalf; sergcont-at-arms, Malcolm Johnson. Class officers are: seniors: presl-. dent, Betty Ballard; vlco president, Alvln Olson; secretary, Manler Daugherty and treasurer, Vlrglna Er wln. Junior officers: prcsldont, Marjorle Craighead: vlco president, Jack Mot- calf; secretary, Thcda Moore; treas urer and Fayo Pearson. Sophomoro offlcors: president Dor othy Law; vice president, Albert Johnson, and secretary-treasurer, Vir ginia Nico, j Freshman officers: president, Mar- ' Jorlo Envln; vlco president, Tonuny' Brlnton; secretary. Shirley Moore, and ! treasurer, Louis Pearson. Tho orchestra was organized under tho supervision of, J. Maurlco Adams, ! eighth grade teachor. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pennington and I daughter, Miirle, left Thursday for Vitla. where they will llvo ou a homo- ! stead. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Horsely i will work at the William Brant home where Mr. and Mrs. Pennington havo i been. , W'AI(I,QWA I'MltSONALS Coming as a surprlso to their friends In Wallowa was tho maniago ' on Saturday. Sopt. 23, of Roy Heed j and Margaret Roystcr, and Earnest ' Englcdorff and Frances .Wolfo. Tho young pcoplo wore attending tho ' Round-Up and slipped away to Walla . Walla whero tho double wedding took ; placo. Both Miss Royster and Miss ' Wolfe aro graduates of Wallowa High school. They expect to make their homes hero. I A baby daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Marlon McCrao Sept. 24. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Shell, whose wedding occurred recently In Port-1 land, havo returned homo from Call- ; fornla, whero they spent their honey- 1 moon. They eamo from San Fran- i TO CHICAGO WORLD'S FAIR 25-DAY RETURN LIMIT TMi very low (are appliel In either De Lue Coaches or in Ihe very lalett type Tourlrt Sleepers on pay. ment of sleeping car charges, MODERN TOURIST SLEEPERS from Portland lo Chicago on tho famoui Portland Roio without change. Large comfortable berths lights In uppers and lowers; aislo lights. Soats upholstered in mohair. Dressing and smoking rooms. Olhtr clauei of low faroi lo all points otl In .fTct daily to Oct. 31. Final roturn limit Nov. 15. Standard and Touriit Slenpori, lounge Car, Diner, Da luxa Coach. Inquire ol Agenl lor lurlhsr information. J. II. KEKNIOY, Ap;oiit, La Grande, Ore. SCHOOL LUNCHES lunch, then bv all means do so. That Is, If they are not hurried. Heinombcr that a youngster com' lug home from school never comes straight home. A wise school principal 'in a recent 'talk to a parent teacbors association wild ahlldren must have a few ex tra niinutea 'to kick a rook from blook'tP Ijluck.'pr'KQ'arfliina.oyer.y tree ou a ccrtulu black three timee. Dcrhnns all -of these in portuiit things uro part of tup Willi. If there is a good lunch irpom nt scbpol, vary the rogltue by let ting nun nave an occasional ''bouglit" uncli perhaps on your ivrluuy housecleanlHg day, when houses ilook so topsy-turvy and peuplo are scurrying about so niuci)., . We are.siggestlng bare an Invit ing iliome menu tbut baa energy content which the child needs, and ulsb some wholesome and delici ous foods la ,put Into the pack- uiiu-curry" lunch. 'Home Lunch Preom qj Futalo uni( Spinach ., Soyp Collugo Chevtv and A'd'cefJ Tomato Sandwich Fewh Orange Juice Jelly Cocoa with Marihmalou Cream ol Potato and Snlnach Roup: Heal the contents of one 8 ounco can of spinach to boiling; press through a sieve. Hn(l one medium potato, press tliroush a sieve and add with one-halt cup of potulo water, to tho spinach. Make a thin white sauce, add, anil Cisco to Portland by boat and expe rienced a rough ocean trip, being caught In a 63-mllo gale. Mr. and Mrs. Shell will live In the T. T. Shell homo in Wallowa. The elder Mr. and Mrs. Shell are leaving soon for SU verton, Ore. Mrs. Ross Hood and Mrs. Earl Peffef wero co-hostesses at a lovely evening bridge party Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Hood. Late fall flowers wcrt used to decorate the rooms and seven tables wero arranged for bridge. Mrs. J. B. Gregory held hlgl score and Mrs. C. A. McClaran was award ed the consolation prize. At a late hour the hostesses served. iijMsiad v i k aCJ Safeguards Your Health Use; this popular, proven, active insecticide Absolutely non-injurious to humans or pets, but for flies and insects "It Kills 'em Dead." The King of Fly Sprays Every batch of Oronite Fly Spray undergoes a very exhaustive kill test before it reaches you a test which proves its ability to kill flies and other insects at their most active and resistant age. Order A Can Today Your grocer has it and will recommend it to you It has Spray it anywhere for purification Protects foods daintiest of fabrics, nor does it stain. A season to taste. This sorves six persons. Suggestions For School Lunches Ham and Tomato Sandwich: Spread bread slices with butter, and then spread half of tho slices with the contents of a 2'i-ounc can ot deviled ham. Top each with a slice of ripe tomato, and cover with a crisp leaf of lettuce spread with mayonnaise. Cover With buttered slice of bread, and cut as doslred. This makes four to six whole-size sandwiches. Pineapple Jam Sandwich: Mash one package of cream cheese and add two tablespoons of drulned crushed pineapple and one table spoon blackberry or black currant Jam. Spread between thin slices ot buttered Boston brown bread or whole wheat bread. This makes four to six whole-size sandwiches. Cocoanut Surprise Vakes: Mix together lightly three cups of rice flakes pr corn flakes, the contents of one can of moist cocoanut, the contents of one can of condensed milk and one-half teaspoon al mond flavoring. Form Into little mounds on a buttered sheet and bake ten to twelve minutes In a slow oven 325 degrees. This makes about four dozen small cakes. Htraioberry Custard: Beat the yolks of two eggs slightly, add two tablespoons sugar and two tablespoons water. Then add the contents of an 8-ounce can ot strawberries and cook in a double boiler until creamy. Put the cus tard (n a pottery bowl with a lid. so that .when chilled. It may be packed into the lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Renfrew were called tp Baker Sunday by tho ill ness of their daughter, Miss Gene vieve, who is attending the Baker business college this year. They re turned homo Monday. Mr. and Mrs. O. W. McKlnzle mo tored to Elgin Monday for their 214-year-old son, Teddy, who had spent threo days visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James Coats. Jack and Forrest Carpenter re turned Wednesday from a hunting trip up Bear creek with two fine deer. Another hunting party, com posed of 1 Jake Silver, Verde Baird, Clifford and Howard Johnson brought "Kills 'em Dead" PRODUCT OF THE STANDARD Oil, COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA Imbler Girls Organize Home Economics Club IMBLER (Special) The Home Eco nomics club of the Imbler High school was recently organized for the year's work under tho supervlslun of Mifis Marjorle Woodell, president. The following were chosen to fill the various offices for this year: Vice President Marguerite Hug. Reporter Ruth Hale. Historian Berta Lloyd. Song Leader Ethel Pratt. Planlstr Neta Wilson. The following committers were ap pointed: Social Service Lorena Stewart, Ruth Conklln, lElva Lewis. Scclal Committee Marguerite Hug, Wllda Cook, Gall Bull. Program June Conrad, Marjorle Howell, Noaml Perry. The name chosen was Puturo Home Builders of America. The motto is: "Live Wires Work Together But Never Cross." In three bucks Tuesday which they shot In the Bear creek canyon. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mumiord and Mr. and Mrs. Orval Plass are In the high mountains this week on a deer hunt. The first meeting of tho fall of Jessica chapter, O. E. S., was called Thursday evening by the worthy ma tron, Mrs. Maud Marvin. KI.lilN I-KKSONALS Mrs. Sid Burleigh and family, of La aronde. hayp been visiting with Pauline Becker. The Women's Improvement club met Thursday with Mrs. Burnaugh. The next meeting will .be "guest day"! at the home of Mrs. R. L. Shoemaker, with Mrs. Melvlri Parker as chairman of the committee. Tlie 87th anniversary pf the found ing of tlie Odd Fellow and Rcbckah, lodges will be observed Friday eve ning with a potluck Bupper at 8:30 followed by a short program. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bennett, of Bandpolnt. Ida., are visiting their sis ter, Mrs. Zeno Weiss. Mrs. bwlght Barnes is much im proved In health since she returned from Hot Lake. k a3k FRAY OVER Phone: Murnlngs. Main 600 Co. Aid Convention Members of the Methodist Ladles' Aid society at North Powder are busy at present with their plans and prep arations for the annual county aid convention which 1b to be held at Powder Thursday of next week, Oct. 12. This is an event which is eager ly looked forward to by the several aid societies oyer Union county and is invariably a red-letter day. The business meeting begins In -the morn ing, there Is a potluck dinner at noon, with a program in which all the aids participate In the afternoon. Mrs. R. F. Tyler, of La Grande, Is the county president. Concludes Visit Miss Jean Thompson, of - Des 'Moines, Iowa, who haB spent the past summer and early fall at the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr, and Mis. E. A. Austin west of Summervlllo, leaves the lost of tho week for Kan sas City to visit relatives en route to her home. Young People Wed Friends and relatives in the north end of the valley have recently been informed of the recent marriage of Miss Doshla Graybeal, of Imbler, and Harold Oliver, of Dry Greek, which was celebrated at Stevenson, Wash. Their future plans have not been learned. Both are very well known (ln tho north end of the valley. Har old being the elder son of Mr. and Mrs. Burt Oliver, and both having been graduated from the Imbler Hugh school. Visits Sister Earl Smith, of Medfprd arrived In Cove Friday afternoon for a visit with his sister, Mrs. B. W. Peterman, being on a vacation frpra his duties on thp railroad. Mr. Smith has many friends in Cove, where " he formerly lived and attended school, but has not been back on a visit lor four years. Kntertuln Guests Mr. and Mrs. Lon Eyers, who live on the Cove market road, entertained a number of friends recently in hon or of Mrs. Van Cycle, who has been sttJ a score of uses Does not harm THE VALLEY Mabe) S. Morton Valley News Editor here from Morgan Hill, Cat., visiting with valley friends. Pinochle was the diversion of the evening, with Mr. and Mrs, Alvln Orton making tho high scores. The hostess served be fore the party broko up. 1 Island City Alii - When tho Island City Ladles' Aid society was entertained last Thurs day at the home of Mxs. Mo i gnu, there were 10 members present and one visitor, Mrs. Lillian Shafer. The president, Mrs. Beba Davis, presided over the business meeting and Mrs. C. H. Bid well, chaplain, conducted tho devottonajs. Committees for tho coming year wero appointed, reports were given from the recent cooked food sale, and plans were also made for the potluck dinner which Is to be given Friday evening at 7 o'clock at the church. In this social event, the aid society co-operates with the parent-teacher association, the special guests being the minister, Rev. W. H. Hertzog and family, and the teachers of the Island City school. Tho next, meeting will be on Wed nesday, Oct. 11 at the home of Mrs. Marlon Stoddard in La Grande with Mrs. Irwin as assistant hostess. Move Mr. and, Mrs. John DalUstrom, who have been living in the parsonage property at Island City, moved this week to the August Erickson place In May Park. The Erickson family has moved into La Ornodc. Ite turns Home Mrs. George Gray has returned to her home on Lower Cove from Me ridian, Idaho, where she visited at tho home of her brother George Jas per for the past month. Mrs. Gray, whose maiden nnmo was Vina Jasper, Is ono of the prominent pioneers of the Grande Hondo valley. Have Family Party Mr. and Mrs. Ed Miller, of Union, with their sons, Rodney and Odin, and Kenneth South, of Union, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Myers, of La Grande, Ml', and Mrs. Karl Stackland and Monte and Virginia Davis, of Cove, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Stackland and Oronite Fly Spray May I5c Procured in La Grande at Any of the Groceries Listed Below . Order Today From Your Grocer COMMUNITY Adams at Fir JOEL'S 1812 Cedar St. SAFEWAY Adams & Hemlock 1109 Adams Ave. REYNOLDS Island City ANDREWS RED Coiner Z & Spruce BARNHART 1110 Adams Ave. THE CORNER 2001 Second St. GRANDE RONDE MEAT CO. 1116 Adams Ave. PIGGLY WIGGLY STORES 1422 Adams Ave. McCLAY'S No. 1 1704 Adams Ave. Phone: Main 515 SPEAR'S 809 C Avenue Residence Phone 617 a Qearheart Stack land, of near Covo, were recent guests at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Logan Anderson at Cove. It was a family dinner, observing tho birthdays of four members of tho family which fall this month, Ed Miller, Chris Stack Inn d, Thelma An derson and Mrs. Karl Stack land. It is reported to have been a very happy occasion. . Visiting Itelatlves Mrs. Clark Shirley and Mrs. Elva Youngblood, of Portland, are visiting among their relatives In various sec tions of the valley. They came to attend the funeral of their sister, the late Mrs. William West, of Pump kin Ridge. Hunting Don Stewart, who was formerly Smith-Hughes instructor at the Imb ler High school, has been In the val ley recently, joining Tod Conrad and Clifford on a hunting expedition. Mr. Stewart Is now ag instructor In tho high school at Mo! alia, Ore. Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cook; and fam ily, of Pendleton, were guests over the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stein, near Island City, It's a question whether our salons ere more Impatient for a chance to Inflate the currency or to delalo their chests. SIMPLY WORN OUT? Take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Can anything be more wearing fbi Women than thp ceaseless round ol household duties? You have no time tt .be sick . . . you ' are tired . alllaj . . . yet cannot atop. There comes a tirat when something snaps and you find yourself simply worn out. Lydia E. Plnkham0 Vegetable Com. pound will help you. Its tonic action wit; give you renewed strength, anilvvill Wuki your dally tasks seem easier to you 98 out of every 100 women who report to us soy that they arc benefited by thll medicine. Buy a bottle from your drug, gist today ... and watch the results. CASH STORE Phone: Main 26 GROCERY Phone: Main 759 STORES, Inc. 1314 Adams Ave. 410 No. Fir St. CASH STORE Phone: Main 123 & WHITE STORE Phone: Main 48? GROCERY CO. Phone: Main SO CUPBOARD Phone: Main 810 Phone: Main 75 Phone: Main 563 GROCERY No. 2 Second & Benton Phone: Main 109 GROCERY Phone: Main 713 HOOVER GROCERY I 1312 Adams Ave. Phone: Main 94 1. i DBA CIRC :
