Th Ntwi-Rtrlw, Ketebjrg,
Society and GluU
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
NOTICE
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Monday through Thursday snd
by 10 a. m. Friday at which
time the social calendar and Sat
urday'! tociety page are closed
weekly.
LINGER LONGER CLUB
OUTLINES ACTIVITIES
AT RECENT MEETING
Mrs. Roy Gordon entertained
members of the Linger Longer
club at her home Friday, Sept.
30. Bouquets of flowers were ar
ranged about the rooms. Mrs.
Henry Weber presided during the
business meeting and It was re
solved to continue the club's
sponsorship of the Winston Camp
Fire Girls. A party to honor the
girls Is planned for November.
New officers elected Included:
Mrs. Art Wllkem. president;
Mrs. Cecil Callahan, secretary
treasurer and Mrs. Kealh Ronk,
icribe.
Games and visiting were fol
lowed bv a social hour. Attend
ing the club meeting were Mrs.
Henry Weber, Mrs. Henry Tro
haugh. Mrs. Cora Clayton, Mrs.
Art Wilkens, Mrs. Cecil Calla
han, Mrs. Kenneth Ronk, Mrs.
Ma honey, a guest; Mrs. Keath
Ronk and the hostess, Mrs. Gor
don. LUTHERAN LADIES
t-y.AH TALK ON PROPHETS
Bl CHURCH MINISTER
Rev. Willis Erlckson began a
aeries of talks on the Old Testa
ment prophets beginning with the
first prophet, Amos, at the meet
ing of Eden Ladies Aid of the El
garose Lutheran church Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
E. O. Bloomquist.
Plans were discussed during
the business session for a bazaar
to be held Dec. 3 at the church.
The afternoon closed with a so
cial hour and refreshments were
served by the hostess to a num
ber of members and guests.
Mrs. Carl E. Johnson will be
hostess to the Aid at her home,
October 18.
DEWEY CHAM BLEN
HONORED ON BIRTHDAY
Dewey Chamhlen of Tenmile
waa surprised at his home the
evening of Sept. 30 when he was
honored on his birthday by a
group of friends. He was pre
sented with a birthday cake by
Mr. and Mrs. Burt Fox and
daughter, Diane. Refreshments
were served by Mrs. Chamhlen
to Mr. and Mrs. Al Young, Her
bert Whitney, Mr. and Mis. Fox
and daughter and Mr. Chamhlen.
Havt Your Horn
Landseaptd on
F. H. A. Terms
Trees Topped or Removed
Lawn Planted
Shrubs Pruning
Coll us for Information
L. H. McPherson
Rt. I, Box 151 Phons 71S-J-1
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Or. Wd Oct. 3, 1 949 :
GIRLS ELECT OFFICERS
FOR HORIZON CLUB
AT GALLA HOME
A group of senior high school
siiis met at the home of Mrs. J.
Galla at Melrose last Thursday
and elected officers for their Ho
rizon club, the senior organiza
tion of Camp Fire Girls.
Mrs. Galla explained to the
members the activities and pur
pose of the Horizon club. Ber
nice Lounshury was elected pres
ident; Sue Brown, secretary
treasurer; Mary Lynn Holm,
song leader; and Norlne Kruys
man, scribe.
Later Mrs. Galla served re
freshments to the new officers
and Arlene Coffman, Jackie Lund
and Wllma Pope.
AUXILIARY PRESIDENTS
MEET AT WENGER HOME
FOR DESSERT-SUPPER
Past Presidents club of the Am
erican Legion auxiliary met at
the home of Mrs. Fred Wenger,
Wednesday, Sept. 28 for dessert
supper. Plans were made for the
club to meet the third Tuesday
evening of each month in the fu
ture. The Past Presidents present
were Mrs. George Caskey, Mrs.
Victor Micelli, Mrs. Harry F.
Hatfield. Mrs. Rudolph Rttzman,
Mrs. Betty Moore, Mrs. R. B.
Reed. Mrs. F. W. Dauber and
the hostess, Mrs. Wenger,
OILLARO PARENTS
ATTEND P.-T.A. SCHOOL
A group of parents from Dil
lard attended the Parent-Teacher
school of Instruction at the
Episcopal parish hall at Rose
burg Friday, Sept. 30. Included
in the group were Mrs. Ruby
Jones, Mrs. Margaret McCord,
Mrs. filmms, Mrs. Alice Hill,
Mrs. Mildred Mahoney, and Mrs.
Rosa Helnbach.
WOMENS' CHURCH GROUP
SCHEDULES FALL MEETING
The Women's Society of Chris
tian Service at Dlllard will be
gin fall activiifra at the home of
Mrs. Stanford Buell Thursday,
Oct. 6. A polluck luncheon to be
gin at one o'clock has been ar
ranged. All members and friends
are invited.
RIDOLE REBEKAH LODGE
PLANS BAZAAR,
SOCIAL NIGHT
The annual bazaar given by the
P.N.G. club of the Relief Rebek
ah lodge, Riddle will be held at
the Masonic hall at Riddle, Sat
urday evening, October 8. In con
nection with the bazaar there will
be cards for those who care to
play. Refreshments will be sold
during the evening.
RAW MEAT-NINE I ivci
SANTA BARBARA, Calif.--(,D
Is your cat listless, grouchv, bor
ed wilh life? If so, you might try
on your kitty the diet Daniel A.
Saltier feeds his pet. Saltier' c
Joined his family as a kitten. That
was 20 years ago. And she has
amazed Ihe familv by remaining
frisky despite her old age.
The venerable feline, a centen
arian by human standards, "nev
er comes into the house," Saltier
says. "Shea restless, almost
wild. Spends most of her time
roaming the neighborhood look
ing for excitement." Saltier
thinks maybe the rugged diet she
gels might explain her spryness
land longevity. He feeds her reg
ularly: raw beef, raw fish, raw
liver, cottage cheese and occa
sionally floats an egg or two In
her milk bowl.
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CLARK'S STUDIO IS OFFERING A
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VIGNETTE PORTRAIT FOR 2.50.
Pvt. Harold L King Jr.
Begins Basic Air Court
Pvt. Harold L. King Jr., 17,
above, son of Mr. and Mrs. H.
L. King of Roseburg. has report
ed to Lackland, Texas, AFB, the
"Gateway to the Air Force," to
begin the AF basic airmen indoc
trination course.
Lackland, situated near San
Antonio, is the world's largest
air force base, center of air force
basic training for airmen and wo
men, Indoctrination station for
prior service reenlislees and home
of the AF" officer candldaie
school.
King's 13 weeks of basic train
ing will prepare him for entrance
into air force technical training
and for assignment in specialized
work. The course will include a
scientific evaluation of his aptl
tltude and inclination for follow
ing a particular vocation and ca
reer. Stuffed Pepper
Fine For Autumn
By GAYNOR MADDOX
(NEA Staff Writer)
Time now to begin collecting
recipes for cooler nights. Let's
begin wilh stuffed green pepperi
and Brazil nut cookies.
Creole Stuffed Peppers
(Makes 6 servings)
Six medium green peppers, 1
small onion, chopped, 1 cup
ground cooked ham (or 1 pound
dried beef), 3 tablespoons fat,
melted, one lOi-ounce can con
densed tomato soup, 1 cup corn
meal, 1 egg, slighlly beaten.
Heat oven to 37j degrees F.
(moderate). Rpmove seeds and
tops from peppers. Combine re
maining ingredients, mixing well.
Stuff peppers. Place upright in
greased 2 quart baking dish; add
waler to cover bottom of dish.
Cover and bake one hour at 375
degrees F.
Quick Mix Brazil Nut Cookies
(Yield: 3 dozen cookies)
One cup sifted all-purpose
flour, 1 teaspoon baking powder,
I teaspoon salt, 1 teaspoon cinna
mon, i cup fat, 11 cups firmly
packaged brown sugar, 13 cup
milk, 2 eggs, 1 teaspoon vanilla,
3 cups rolled oats, i cup chocolate
pieces, 34 cup chopped Brazil
nuts.
Sift together into mixing bowl
flour, baking powder, aalt and cin
namon. Add fat, sugar, milk, eggs
and vanilla. Stir until blended.
Beat 1 minute. Stir In rolled oats,
chocolate pieces and Brazil nuls.
Droo by teaspoonfuls on baking
sheet. Bake in moderate oven (375
degrees F.) for 12 to 15 minutes.
Brazil Nut Sugar Cookies
(Yield: about 3 dozen cookies)
One and three-quarters cups
slfled all-purpose flour, 1 tea
spoon baking powder, i teaspoon
salt, cup fat, 34 cup sugar, I
cup ground Brazil nuls, 2 eggs,
well bealen, 34 teaspoon vanilla.
Sift together flour, baking pow
der and salt. Cream fat. Gradual
ly add sugar: cream until llg t
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Ruling Bans Govt.
Sale Of Water
To Californians
SACRAMENTO, Oct 5 CPI
Attorney General Fred N. How
ser ruled Tuesday the federal
Government cannot sell water
from California'! streams to the
people of California.
Howser said contracts the Fe
deral Government makes with
water districts for construction
of reclamation projects cannot
Include provisions for sale of the
water fy the Federal Govern
ment. "The United States has no wa
ter to sell," the attorney Gener
al's opinion said. "Any contract
which it makes is, strictly, a
contract for the use of the Feder
al works to deliver the conser
ved water, and for repayment
of the cost of construction oper
ation and maintenance."
The opinion came in an Inter
pretation of proposed contracts
between the Goleta County Water
district, the Santa Barbara Coun
ty Waler agency and U. S. Bur
eau of Reclamation.
The contract would have pro
vided that the U. S. would sell
and the water agencies would
purchase water in return for th
government constructing a water
conservation project on th Santa
Ynez river in Santa Barbara
county.
Emergency Lights
Aid Justice's Wife
In Plane Landing
YAKIMA, Wash.. Oct. 5-JPI -Lights
from hastily assembled
cars and flares lighted the air
port runway Monday night as the
wife of U. S. Justice William O.
Douglas arrived to take up a bed
side vigil at the side of her hus
band. The 50-year-old Justice suffer
ed 13 rib fractures and a punc
tured lung Sunday when his horse
rolled on him In the Cascade
moun tains.
Mrs. Douglas arrived in a
Northwest Airlines transport
shortly afler a power transfor
mer burned out and clothed the
field in darkness.
The pilot circled overhead for
20 minutes while an emergency
call went out for ca-s to light the
runway. The landing was un
eventful. Doctors attending Douglas said
he probably will be able to leave
the hospilal here within two
weeks. Though In considerable
pain, doctors said the Justice's
physical condition, hardened by
an active outdoor life, is stand
ing him In good stead.
'Hamwiches' For
Simpler Suppers
By GAYNOR MADDOX
NF.A Sllll Wrllr
For a simple fall supper, try
this easy on th.e budget and easy
to make dish quick hamwiches.
A prepared biscuit mix plus Di-Jon-style
muslard makes for a
filling meal. Hamwiches go well
wilh practically any side dish or
vegetable. They are very good
with a simple French dressing.
Quick Hamwiches
(Serves 6)
Two cups prepared hixcuit mix,
12 cup milk, 6 slices boiled ham,
Dilon-stvle muslard.
Mix biscuit mix and milk. Roll
out into round shape about 1-8-Inch
thick. Cut Into 12 pie-shaped
pieces. Cut ham slices In half
diagonally to form two wedges.
Place slice of ham on wedge of
dough. Spread ham thinly with
muslard. Roll, starting at wide
end and press tip firmly to fast
en. Place on greased pan with
tip on bottom. Bake 20 minutes
in 425 degrees F. oven. Note:
These mav be served with mush
room saiire if desired. Tiny
"hamwiches" make unusual hot
hora d'oeuvres.
Dijon Salad Dressing
(Makes about 1 cup-dressing)
Three-quarters cup salad oil,
1-4 cup vinegar. 12 teaspoon salt,
dash black pepper. 1-4 teaspoon
onion salt, 1-8 teaspoon paprika.
and fluffy. Add Brazel nuts and
well-beaten eggs and beat well.
Add vanilla. Add drv ingredients;
mix thoroughly. Chill. Shape into
verv small ball's and place on bak
ing" sheet. Cover bottom of gla;s
wilh damp cloth and press each
cookie bail very thin. If desired
sprinkle wilh sugar and cinnamon
or decorate wilh finely cut cher
ries. Bake in moderately hot oven
(400 degrees F.) 10 to 12 minutes.
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OUT OUR WAY By J. R. Williams
Statehood For Alaska, Hawaii Next Year Foreseen
WASHINGTON. Oct. 5 UP)
Statehood for Alaska and Hawaii
early next year if the Hawaiian
dock strike is settled is predict
ed by Delegate Bartlett of Ala
ska. Bartlett said he believed that
both Statehood bills will be acted
upon soon after the next session
of Congress convenes In Jan
uary.
"The two bills are so closely
related." Bartlett said, "that
Russia Backs Plans For German Reds' Government
BERLIN, Oct. 5 liPl The
Russian army's newspaper here
endorsed Tuesday the imminent
creation of a "national govern
ment" In Berlin by German Com-
3 teaspoons Dijon-style mustard,
1 tablespoon sugar.
Mix all Ingredient! together In
bottle and shake vigorou-.lv-Chill.
Shake well before serving.
Mr. Mustard's Deviled
Pork Chops
(Serves 4)
Four pork chops 1-Inch thick,
salt, pepper, 1 tablespoon fat, 3
tablespoons butter, 2 tablespoons
catsup. 2 teaspoons DiJon-styl
mustard, dash tabasco sauce, 14
teaspoon onion salt, 1-8 teaspoon
garlic salt, 1-2 teaspoon paprika,
1-3 cup boiling water. . .
Trim excess fat from chops.
Sprinkle with salt and pepper,
Saule slowly in fat until golden
brown on both sides, turning sev
eral times. Place Jn baking pan.
Add remaining ingredient! to
drippings in pan and stir well.
Pour over chops. Bake in mod
erate oven (350 degrees F.) about
30 minutes or until well done.
Cover dish first 15 minutes. Baste
chops once or twice with suace
In pan.
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they cannot be separated or act
ed upon singly. If the Hawaiian
strike is settled I believe there
is an excellent chance we will
get statehood next year."
Bartlett said the Hawaiian sit
uation "is another illustration
why statehood should be granted
to the two territories.
"There is no doubt but that
a territory has' more difficulty
in handling a strike such as the
present one than a state."
munists.
The official newspaper of the
Soviet occupation army said the
German people had demanded
this new government "to over
come the Western powers' " pol
icy of division and to build a
"united, independent, democrat
ic Germany."
It claimed the new government
would be "a sovereign and inde
pendent organ, representing and
protecting the true interest! of
the German people."
It denounced the leader! of the
West German Federal Republic
at Bonn as "miserable puppets.
KINDERGARTEN
OPENING "
Registration Friday, Oct. 7
9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon
Classes will be held in the
Sunday 8chool Building of
the First Baptist Church
Phone 725-YX or 1S99-R-4
for information
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Bullets Continue
To Fly In Feud In
Tennessee Town
DAISY. Tenn., Oct. 4 t.P)
Two more houses, a restaurant
and an automobile were raked
by bullets Monday as tension
growing out of family feuds con
tinued its hold over this moun
tain town.
One house was peppered for
the second time since Saturday,
morning. Three others have re
ceived one volley each since Sa
turday. No injuries have been report,
ed In the latest outbreak of the
feud, which in the past has been
blamed for two deaths and nu
merous bullet wounds.
The slaying! took place last
year. The last of several court
trials growing out of the feud
ended last week with no convic
tions. Violence was at a stand
still during the trial, which has
been pending since the slaying of
restaurant operator George Tur
ley last November.
. Court testimony given during
the trials indicated that the feud
started over the making of
mountain whisky.
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