8 ' The Newt-Review, Eo.cburg, On Frl., Feb. 10, IMOi
Society and Gluhi
By LOTUS KNICHT PORTER and BETTY ALLEN
NOTICE
Social Item ubmltted by tele-
Ehone for the society page must
turned in before 12 o'clock
Monday through Thurday nd
by 10 a. m. Friday at which
time the tocial calendar and Sat
urday'i todety page are closed
weekly.
RIVERSDALE ORANGE HAS
INTERESTING MEETING
Riversdale Grange held an Inter
esting meeting Friday evening at
the hall. Two oilicers were an
ient. The charter was draped n
memory of Ray LcMar. Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. McLain and Mr. and
Mrs. Don Young were given the
third and fourth degrees ana sir.
and Mn. Emmitt Walter received
l he first and second decrees. Re
ports were given by chairmen of
all committees.
Elizabeth Gibson presented the
lecturer's program. Dr. Nell Lin
den cava a talk on the Oregon
Mental association. Dr. Sinclair of
the Veterans hospital talked on
mental ill health and Mrs. Charles
Doerner talked on the Mental as
sociation. C. T. Tiplon received a pen and
' .pencil set for obtaining three new
members. Sig Madson and Paul
Dailey were appointed pest hunt
contest captains.
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Tipton, Mr.
and Mrs. R. L. Daniels, Mr. and
Mrs. E. G. Cloake and Mr. and
Mrs. W. 0. Beckwith will have
charge of refreshments for the
Feb. 17th meeting to be held at
eight-fifteen o'clock at the hall.
THIMBLE CLUB TO
MEET AT LUNCHEON
Neighbors of Woodcraft Thimble
club will meet Monday at a one
o'clock potluck luncheon at the
home of Mrs. Peter Crummett,
612 S. Pine street. Those attending
are asked to bring their own table
service. A Valentine exchange will
be held. ,
CIRCLE NO. 1, TO
MEET MONDAY NIGHT
Circle No. 2, of St. Joseph's Al
tar society will meet Monday nignt
at eight o'clock at the home of
Miss Kay Ward, 960 Riverside with
Miss Coletta Langenberg co-hostess.
Those unable to attend are
asked to notify either hostess.
SMORGASBORO AND
CARD PARTY DATED
Riversdale Home Economics
club has invited the public to enjoy
a smorgasbord and card party at
the hall Monday night, Feb. 13
The serving will begin at six-thirty
o'clock.
New Location
Dr. Georgs L. Nicholas
Veterinarian
Graduate of
University of Pennsylvania
Is now located at
804 Garden Valley Road
Treatment ot all domestic
animals. Emergency hospital
for small animals.
Phone 116
SUTHERLIN ASSOCIATED
BUSINESS WOMEN'S CLUB
HOLDS GOOD MEETING
Mrs. Marjorie Obcrmeyer and
Mrs. Betty Maynard were inducted
into the Associated Business worn
en's club of Sumerlin at the meet
ing held Monday evening at the
Methodist church.
The club will meet in the future
at the Scout hall, beginning with
the March meeting. The club presi
dent urged members to go to the
registrar's office to see that ttiey
are properly registered for voting
in the May primary.
Mrs. Lina Torrey, Mrs. Doris
Steinbach, Mrs. Lochie Thompson,
Mrs. Betty Correll, Mrs. Loa Mae
Wilson and Mrs. Betty Maynard
contributed to the birthday fund.
The meeting was opened with the
club song with Mrs. Jennie Amorde
at the piano.
Members present were: Mrs.
Lochie Thompson, Mrs. Donna
Dean Blakeley, Mrs. Loa Mae Wil
son, Mrs. Lucille Chase, Mrs. Olga
Bielman, Mrs. Leona Slack, Mrs.
Juanita Attcrbury, Mrs. Betty Cor
rell, Mrs. Ivena llalverson, Mrs.
Laura Welch, Mrs. Jennie Amorde,
Mrs. Doris Steinbach, Mrs. Lou
Mae Washburn, Mrs. Lina Torrey,
Miss Francis Torrey, Mrs. Isabel
Card, Mrs. Dolly Parks, Mrs. Fre
da Pfaender, Mrs. Lois Dehler,
Mrs. Amie League, Mrs. Florence
Groshong, Mrs. Dorcas Hoagland,
Miss Betty Musgrove, Mrs. Gula
Crowell, Mrs. Juanita Attcrbury,
Mrs. Marjorie Obermeyer and Mrs.
Betty Maynard.
CANYONVILLE METHODIST
CHURCH HOLDS FAMILY
NIGHT POTLUCK. DINNER
The "family night" potluck buffet
dinner held at the Methodist church
parsonage in Canyonville Friday
night was well attended. After the
dinner was served the group par
ticipated in singing, music and
readings. -Enjoying
the affair were Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Elliott. Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Falley, Miss Bessie
llackenberg, Mrs. Hackenberg, Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Gilmore and two
daughters, Mrs. and Mrs. Leon
Ncas and son, Kev. and Mrs. H.
Erne Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. P. A.
McNeel. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Fair
field, Mr, and Mrs. Emmett Moy-
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis weaver.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stanley, Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Clocksin and
Mr. and Mrs, Victor Shaw.
COUNTRY CLUB WOMEN
TO HOLD VALENTINE
BRIDGE-TEA TUESDAY
Women of the Roscburg Country
club will hold a Valentine bridge
tea Tuesday, Feb. 14, at one o'clock
at tne clubhouse, canasta will also
be in play. Tea will be served at
three-thirty o'clock. Reservations
ror the party must be made by
Monday. Feb. 13, by securing tick
ets at tiie clubhouse or at Quine
and company. Reservations may
be made by calling 654-J. Members
and their invited guests have been
asked to enjoy the party.
DO YOU KNOW . . .
that th uim of about est of
Mil al'menu may ba corrected by
tplnal and Intaatlnal treatmanta with
propar diet
Dr. M. C. Cassel
cmaoraACTio physician
Sfll B Caaa Tal. 1491
when hearts are trump
show your hand with
a Faberge gift
in sels of deuces
the nicest Valentine of all
Ensemble oi pertum and matching cologne 1.50
Cologne Duetto, two fragrances in golden gift box 2.50
Ensemble) of purse-perfect TOUCH CONTicx "fabergetl"
and matching cologn 3. SO
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Aphrodlsla, Woodhuo, Tigress or Straw Hat
jlCyeu
Helen Hunt circle of the Baptist
church met Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. C. E. Walker,
136 N. Par rot t street. Maude
Doughty, vice-president, conducted
the meeting. Group singing was
followed by prayer by Mrs. Alice
And-ew. Mrs. Aleen Moreno gave
the devotions from the 15th chap
ter oi M. jonn ana prayer was
given by Mrs. Carl Busch. Mrs.
Doughty presented the missionary
program on "The Women Friends
of Jesus." Other circle members
read scriptures relative to the sub
ject.
Alice Andrew, of Philadelphia,
was guest speaker on "Evange
lism and Missions." Her talk was
very greatly enjoyed. The circle
welcomed Mrs. G. E. Ayres, Mrs.
Agnes Cline, Mrs. Helen Simons
and Mrs. Helen Gilbert as new
members. The circle expressed ap
preciation to Mrs. Simons for do
nating two lovely quilt tops to be
made up for mission work. Mrs.
Doughty closed the program with
prayer.
Mrs. Walker, assisted by Mrs.
Carl Busch, served delicious re
freshments to Mrs. Aileen Mor
eno, Mrs. Nora Blosser, Mrs. Jose
phine Hagar, Mrs. J. G. Stephen
son, Mrs. G. E. Ayres, Mrs. C H.
Baird, Mrs. Agnes Cline, Mrs.
Helen Simons, Mrs. Helen Gilbert,
Mrs. Maude Doughty, Mrs. Mae
Crawford, Mrs. Alice Andrew, Mrs.
Betty Tidwell, Mrs. Kitty Cameron
and Mrs. J. N. Roser, the Valen
tine motif was beautifully carried
out in the decorations.
The circle will meet at two o'
clock the afternoon of March 2 at
the home of Mrs. Calvin Baird in
the Kohlhagen apartments.
YONCALLA BUSINESS
WOMEN PLAN ANOTHER
BENEFIT BRIDGE AFFAIR
Yoncalla Business and Profes
sional Women's club mad plans
tor a benefit bridge party when
they met at the city ball Thursday
evening. A report was heard un
the January benefit and funds from
these two socials will be distribut
ed between the polio, cancer, heart
drive, White Cane organization and
crippled children's projects.
Resignation of the club secre
tary. Miss Phyllis Wright was ac
ccpted and Mrs. Jean Cowan ap
pointed to that office. Miss Wright
was presented a gift by the club.
She is leaving this month for San
Francisco where she will enroll in
the San Francisco School of Den
tal Nursing.
Mrs. Cecil Hamilton and Mrs.
Tom Wallace, co-hostesse., served
refreshments to Mrs. Clifford Em
ery, Mrs. Karl Hummel, Mrs
George Kremkau, Mrs. Russ Scott,
Mrs. Bob Crawford, Mrs. Felix
Latham, Mrs. Dora' Ben ner, Miss
Phyllis Wright, Kittie Jobe and
Louise Snider.
THREE LINKS CLUB
OF CANYONVILLE
HOLDS MEETING
The Valentine motif was carried
out in decorations when he Three
Links club of Canyonville met at
the home of Mrs, Alice Green east
of Canyonville.
During the business meeting,
which was conducted by Mrs. Ber
tha Green, it was decided to have
a carnival in the spring. A social
hour followed with refreshments
being served.
Those present Included Mrs. Ber
tha Green, Mrs. Thelma Bouche,
Mrs. iienetta Pickett, Mrs. Clara
Weaver, Mrs. Elizabeth Paris, Mrs.
Minola Stanley, Mrs. Gladys Cloud,
Mrs. Donna Jean Martin and Mrs.
Alice Green.
The next meeting will be March S
at the home of Mrs. Stanley with
Mrs. Cloud acting as co-hostess.
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fNEA TefopWJ
REAL SHARP CHRISTIAN Actrea Oolleen Townseno OefM sum
"I'd rather bav Jesus" (rom the pulpit ot tb Punxsutawnej. Pa,
First Presbyterian Church. 8ti told a Jam-packed enured ouuaiet.
tlon th inside story of how she became "a real sharp Christian and
gar up a i7M-a-week mona contract and a etaano at stardom.
NAVY MOTHERS CLUB
ELECTS MRS. BLAKE
AS NEW COMMANDER
Bertha Blake will serve as com
mander of Navy Mothers for the
coming term. Her election followed
a potluck dinner held Monday, Feb.
6, at the home of Mrs. Anna Wick
bam, 702 South Mill street.
Mrs. Blake's corps of officers in
cludes: Cora Rogan, first vice com
mander; Rachael Holbrook, adju
tant; Frances Crawford, finance
officer; Sadie Parslow, chaplain;
Agda Nelson, and Lillian Jones,
color bearers; Paula Anderson and
Ada Chalmers, matrons at arms.
Installation of these officers will
be held at the meeting, Feb. 20
at the home of Lillian Jones, route
1.
Attending the meeting were Elsie
Green, Frances Crawford, Ethel
Heckathorn, Martha Wells, Thelma
Wilson, Rachael Holbrook, Sadie
Parslow, Paula Anderson, Cora Ro
gan, Dorothy Cherryholmes, Aria
Jack, Lillian Jones, Anna Wick
ham, Ada Chalmers, Agda Nelson
Visitors were Gladys Peters of Los
Angeles, Cal., and Grace Deets.
BADOURA CLUB TO
MEET TUESDAY NIGHT
Badoura club, Daughters of the
Nile will meet at seven-thirty o'
clock Tuesday night at the home
of Mrs. A. J. Young, 140 Flint
street, with Mrs. R. B. Rhodes
snd Mrs. Bert Wells assisting host
esses at a Valentine party. Mem
bers are asked to attend in cos
tume. INTER-SE STUDY CLUB
TO MEET ON TUESDAY
The Inter-Se Study club will meet
Tuesday at a one-fifteen o'clock
luncheon at the home of Mrs. Alva
Laws on East Douglas street. The
program topic, "Recreation
rooms." will be in charge of Mrs.
John Ulrich. All members are most
cordially invited to be present.
REBEKAH LODGE
INITIATES TWO
Bertha Rebekah lodge No. 188
of Canyonville met Tuesday eve
ning, Jan. 31 and initiated two
members, Mrs. Marion Mault and
Mrs. Robert Bryant.
After a short business meeting
nd social hour refreshments were
served.
RICC VALLEY DANCE
IS WELL-ATTENDED
Rice Valley Community hall was
the scene of a Saturday night dance
which was well-attended. A five
piece orchestra, consisting of
Rocky and his Western Trail Riders
of Cottage Grove, provided music.
Refreshments were sold at the
close of the dance.
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Serve Roast Duck
With Fruit Sauce
By GAYNOR MADDOX
NEA Staff Writer
Try a fruit sauce or relish with
your next roast duck. You'll like
it. Here are two easy but delicious
ones:
Spiced Cranberry Psar Sauce
(Makes about 1 auart sauce)
One cup sugar, 1 cup water, few
wnoie cloves, piece suck cinna
mon, 1 tablespoon wine vinegar,
1 firm pear, peeled and diced, 2
cups iresn cranberries.
Combine sugar, water, spices
and vinegar in saucepan and
bring to boil. Add diced pears and
cook gently for 3 ot 4 minutes.
Add cranberries and continue
cooking until berries pop, about S
minutes. Cool in saucepan. Chill
oeiore serving.
Ts'iqy Cranberry Relish
Two cups fresh cranberries, 1
lemon, quartered ana seeded, ft
cup sugar, 'A cup honey.
Put fruit through food chopper.
Stir In suear and honev. Let stand
to blend flavors. Chill before serv
ing.
At the request of many readers,
we reprint notes on duck cookery
by Mabel Stegner, home econo
mist for Long Island Duck Grow
ers' association:
You don't have to prick the skin
of a duckling because the fat will
cook out anyway. Also, trussing,
basting and covering are all un
necessary. It isn't necessary to leave the
fat out of your favorite stuffing
recipe because very little of the
duck lat win cook Into It. Modern
low roasting temperatures are
best lor auck. or tne juciest,
tenderest meat, roast duck at a
low temperature (325 degrees F.)
about l1! hours for a well-done
duck.
If you like a crlsper, browner
skin, lust run the duck under the
broiler a few minutes before serv
ing. You can use the giblets to
much better advantage if you
cook them In 2 cups salted water
for about 45 minutes, then use
the broth for gravy, or save for
toup or a sauce,
A roast duck will serve from
4 to 6 persons.
SQUARE DANCI TO BE
HELD SATURDAY NIGHT
The Garden Valley Women's club
will hold a square dance at eight
o'clock Saturday evening, Feb. 11,
at the clubhouse. All members of
the club, their families and invited
friends have been asked to at
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When In Doubt-
Make Lemon Pie
By GAYNOR MADDOX
NEA Staff Writer
When In doubt about pie make
it apple or lemon. Then you'll be
safe. Here's a new lemon pie
recipe:
Famous Lmn PI
(Makas an 9-lnoh pi)
Three tablespoons cream-style
cornstarch, 1 1-2 cup sugar, 1-4
cup lemon Juice, 1 tablespoon
grated lemon rind, 3 eggs, sep
arated, 1 1-2 cups boiling water,
1 (9inch) baked pie shel. 6 ta
blespoon extra sweet white corn
syrup.
Combine cornstarch, sugar,
lemon Juice and lemon rind. Beat
egg yolks; add to cornstarch mix
ture. Gradually add boiling wa
ter. Heat to boiling over dicrct
heat and then boil gently 4 min
ute, stirring constantly. Pour
Into pie shell.
Beat egg whites until stiff but
not dry. Gradually beat in the
white syrup. Spread meringue
over top of pie, carefully sealing
In all the filling by spreading
meringue to touch all edges of
crust Bake In hot oven (425 de
grees F.) 4 to 5 minutes or until
browned. Cool on a cake rack
away from drafts. Serve cold.
Here's a good fruit dessert, es
pecially after a heavy meal:
Banana Apricot Delight
(Six servings)
One cup dried apricots, 2 cups
water, 1-4 cup sugar, 3 to 4 ripe
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GlibnMi Foils T Sovt
Indian From Prison Term
NEW YORK, Feb. 10
Nelson Cssseli, 72-year-old Ameri
can Indian, is a smooth, fluent
speaker, but not smooth enough
to save himself from prison for
life.
An aU-msle Jury Wednesday eon
vited him of attempted burglary
after a Brooklyn trial in whicli
Cassell rejected services of a
court-appointed lawyer and acted
as his own attorney.
a . n.ipth AHnriiwhA al
ready has spent U years in pri
son Cassell faces a manaaiory
life sentence.
Kings county Judg Samuel Lei
bowitx told him:
"You displayed a glibnesi here
that I have never seen the equal
bananas (us fully ripe banan
asyellow peel flecked with
brown).
Wash apricot and place into
saucepan. Add water and cook
over medium heat 10 minutes,
rv... nA Mntinu iwiUI nt7 over
low heat about 10 minutes or un
til apricots are tender. Add sug
ar and cook 5 minutes longer. Re
move from heat and cool thor
oughly.
just oeiore serving, peei d
nanaa and dice Into 6 dessert
cots. Serve with weetened whlp-
peo cream or cusiara taurc, u
desired.
SJai rannit ni leftnvee atewed
apricot may be used.
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ALPHA THITA CHAPTit
TO MEET TUESDAY NIOHT
Alpha Theta chapter, Beta Sig-'
ma Phi will meet Tuesday night
at a seven o'clock potluck supper
st th home of Mrs. Sid Fredricx
son. Mrs. Meredith Wilson will b
in charge of the cultural program
on "Music into drama and dance."
All members are requested to be
present.
Holly trees are a good soil
holding crop.
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