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Newspaper Page Text3 0 G o o l r ,t J V 1 II n : h h lA 0 II IT di 61 Cl Cl bt e 6 The Nowi-Revie &oieburP Ore.-Sot., Jan. 13, ' ill iff nf' ; f : 0 ' THE WEDDING PARTY OF Mr. and Mrs. Roy Raymond Kellar Jr., post for the photographer of Fredrickson's Photo Lab. The wed ding was i large event of Dec. 31 at the Baptist church at Glide. ? - " '; f - to , s. i J. V til I a I. ' - i ' - it-1 ., MR. AND MRS. ROY RAYMOND KELLAR JR. cut the first piece of their wedding cake at the reception following their wedding, Dec. 31. The bride is the former Barbara Johnson of Glide. (Picture by Fredrickson's Photo Labi. MRS. TR EVA JONES ENTERTAINS MEMBERS OF FRIENDLY HOUR CLUB At the Wednesday mceling of. Early spring flowers formed the Melrose Friendly Hour club, 'pretty motif for the one o'clock . mllppt.v. ,. 1 iincheon . Kivcn Friday by Miss tribution to the March of Dimes. Mrs. Treva Jo,ies was hostess (or the occasion and a potlurk lunch eon was served at noon. Mis. Ellen llofman, president, called the meeling to order. Plans for the year's work and entertainment uo,- marie he remamrier 01 ine di,v was spent doing handwork and visiting. The next meeting will be all rinv at the home of Mrs. Hrlva Bu'ckwaltcr with texlile and figur ine painting. The dale will be announced later. Those attending the meeting were Mrs. Faye Conn, a guest; Mrs. Ellen llofman, Mis. Norma Fenn, Mrs. Minnie .larnbsen, Mrs. Katie Conn, Mrs. lla?el Bly, Mrs. Elmina Neumain, Mrs. Grace Fenn and the hostess, Mrs. Jones. MOTHERS CIRCLE OF DEMOLAY MEETS AT HOME OF PRESIDENT The Mothers circle of Roseburg chapter in le Jioiay met no i mu now president, Mrs. iiwignt names at Ihf home of her mother, Mrs. Morrell. 1000 Corey avenue, Mon day evening with Mrs. Alice llwight co-hos'-ss. Follow ing : ie business session and social hour, the hostesses served lovely refreshments t o Mrs. Mabel Deal. Mrs. Oma Brent. Jirs. Lorraine Hill. Mrs. Kay Clark, Mrs. Jewel Anderson Mrs. Yorna Taylor. Mrs. .tuielia , ' 1 '!' McGhehey, Mrs. NfUie Verrell, Mrs. Wanda Ware and Mrs. Ada WcKall. The next moetiivi will he Mon day, Feb. 5, at 7:30 o'clock at tne home or Mrs. Oma Hiviu, le.u Garden valley road. Mothers and oilier relatives ol DeMolay mem bers are invited to attend and join the cufte. O. MRS. IVAN PICK 6NS IS HOSitsS fok aim AT LOVELY LUNCHEON Mrs. Ivan Pickens cnlertained her bridge club at a very lovely one uooik luncheon iuiMlay at nii.b Tuesdav evening at her h ime her home on Fowler street, lovers;,,, Keasev load -.Membein al'"nd were placed al a beautiluliy l-, i;g)wi-ie Mis. (.Vrilon Ware. Mrs. pointed table for Mrs. Ilarrie W. , Hradh v Mrs. Parley Ware. Hooili ami Mrs. , James Hu ;hes, j Mr, Curtis Calkins. Mrs. "J. N. guests, and Miss Helen Casey, j p,.jor. Mrs K. It. Trcm-lle. Mrs. mr.s. C. H. Wade. Airs. Cliesi.i Domcnico. Mrs. Kd Verrell, Morgan, Mrs. I). H. Hubar, Mrs. j nr, K. R. Iliickingham, Mrs. C. Clair i. Allen and the nosw-ss, i u Bart loll and the hosless. .Mrs. Mrs. Pickens. : r.Wleti and R.enda Finillay as- High scons for the contract s;sted with Ihe serving bridge play were won by Mrs. The next meeting will be Tues Huuies tor guests and Mrs. Allen i day. Jan. as, at Ihe home of Mrs. lor members. n 1951 ' 1 it - ft - , MISS HELEN CAUEY ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB AT LUNCHEON Helen Casey, when she entertained her bridge rjiih at her lovely home on Blakeley street. Miss Naomi Scott assisted the hosless. Members enjoying the afternoon with Miss Casey were: Mrs. John H. Robinson, Mrs. Arthur Clarke, Mrs. Arthur w. Kaiim, Mrs. A. A wim,-,, .wis. n. ,i. m-iuii, jns. W. F. Chapman and Mrs Walter Fisher. Contrart bridge was in play dur ing the afternoon. AiRS. JOHN TRAVIS COMPLIMENTED AT LUNCHEON PARTY Mrs. John Travis was hnncred by Mrs. Arthur Travis of West Moshcr st reel on the occasion of her birthday. A charming luncheon flirty was enjoyrd by many friends 01 airs. Iravis. Luncheon 4as sc-ved huflot style and a lovely Ci'ke was presented lo the nc-iior guest. Yisling was enioyed during tlu afternoon. Those present vere the Mesdames John T r 1 v s, Thomas Niebiihr and dauliicr. , -.,.,. nan ttn-ll. E. G. c: ,k y MMrr Kenneth Cloake. C. W. j , (lki R((v ,;, licol ..t, j.0l,or, and Larry Travis. ft ETTY NIEBUHR BECOMES BRIDE OF RANDALL TRAVIS IN RENO, NEV. DEC. 27 Miss Rettv Nicbuhr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Niebuhr of O I'osehuig. Mid Randall Travis, of I I'.imeroy. Wn . son of Mis. John ! SEWING CLUB PLANS ! 'iVn-ie i,,H Ilia I.iIa l.iiin l-.i..:A . u . .uwr ....v ' . oi Hosenurg. were married uec. 27 in Renn. Nev. Fnllow ine 'he ( "icmony. Ihe young couple left i met Jan. S at the home of Lena I George Castillo and Charles Mc for a wedding Irip to Long Reach, ; Plalf. Vice president Gwenn Frank Donald were co-hosts at a delight- ( ant., w here tney visiien tne n.-ine- 1 1'Ulll ,S ill tin. nu S. HI 1 11 II it- r, mil- ler. Randall Travis is ensa'TM in ranching at I'omeroy. Mrs. Iravis w :is cmploved, prior to her mar- pace, at the battery sepa.-aioio plant here MRS. FINDLAY ENTERTAINS PATCH AND CHAT CLUB Mrs. Tom Findlay was hos'ess to members of the Patch and Chat Gordon Ware. Two-hundred guests attended the wedding and reception, bride is the former Barbara Johnson. Barbara olindoii Ind U New Year's eve was the oe-1 background for the allar and dec casion of the beautiful nuptials ; orated the steps. Music was pro uniting Miss Barbara Johnson and Roy Raymond Kellar Jr. in mat rimony. Rev. harl Faulkner read Hie double. ring service at the Glide Baptist church before a con gregation of 200 friends and rela tives. The bride's gown was of white satin with pointed sleeves, full hoop skirt and lace bertha dec orated with pearls. Her fingertip veil was held by a satin and pearl coronet and she carried a bouquet of her favorite flowers, purple vio lets centered with gardenias. In the bridal party were Lileth Lovelace, maid of honor, and bridesmaids7 Donna Maxwell, Janet Strader, .lean Messing and Jane Messing. They were go'vned iden tically in taffeta .of graduated shades of blue and carried tans of pastel carnations shading from 1 1 " n t to nark pink tied with salin streamers. All had coronets of car nations in their hair and each wore a locket which was a gift from the bride. Dozens of tall while tapers were lighted by Miss Sally Roth before Ihe ceremony. . Miss Roth was dressed in pale blue laffeta and wore a headband and wristlet of white carnations and net.v Baskets of white carnations and banks of silvered fern formed a COUNTRY CLUB LADIES 'EET IN NEW LOUNGE ROOM FOR LUNCHEON PARTY Ladies of Ihe Roseburg Country clrb met for a 12:30 o'clock ku-h- ton Thursday in the attr ictive new lounge room at the Roseburg 1 Grange recently. A potluck dinner Country club. Mrs. James Hughes ' was enjoyed preceding the meet vj presented with a birthday cake i ing. Master Ralph Wood presided ftom Mrs. William Amiot Following luncheon, cards were played. High score was won by Mrs. William Amiot; second, Mrs. harold Schmeer and third, Mrs. I. J. Bean. Those present were the Mes dames W. F. Amiot. G. W. Mar shall, Mitchell Moore, Frank Bis tak, M. I.. Hallmark. J. F. Dil '.aid. R. W. Sedell, Joe V. Perrault. II. E. Schmeer, E. R Harvey, Lm ilv E. .lurid. F. M. Chapman A'al te' Byrdges. I.. G. Twohy, Alfred C Anderson, Kenneth Lii.'pe, James Hushes, A. J. Murray and 1. J. Bean. DON MOREBURG FAMILY HONORED AT CHARMING HOUSE-WARMING PARTY A house-warming party was. given by memhers of the South Deer Creek Grange to honor Mr. and Mrs. Don Moreburg and son Douglas, at their new home east of Roseburg. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Karcher of Suther- j in; Mr.' and Mrs. Joe hrumbach, j Mr. and Mrs. Dean Wadsworth, j Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Fmtllay, Mr. j and Mrs Clarence Branton. Mr. j and Mrs. I,. I.. Patterson, Mr and: Mrs. W. 11. Railey, Mr. and Mis. Clarence Anderson, Mr. and Mrsi Harry Collison Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd North and daughter, Gayle; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Collison Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fimllay and Miss Irene and Miss Olive Walker. Visiting and singing were en joyed during the evening and re freshments were served. A gift for the new home was given to ' ,L i. . I """' "" . u m A1S C UM 1 B I I C3 I 1 ! The Rifle Range Sew ing club ! ; presineo. Mxteen memners wereiiui pany csaiuinay nigoi ai me mi i. -.1-11 1. inii.s m-n- ilium I" v uu- : tribute lo layettes for GI wives. I Guessing games wore played wun I Grace Seofield .1 Pauline Green field winning first prize. G w e n Frank. Barbara Geisler and Mar ian Wilson also won pri'es. The next meeting will be Jan. 18 with Barbara Geisler as host ess. SOUTH DOUGLAS BPW TO HEAR GEN, BEECHER , J EASTERN STAR TO The South Douglas Business and CELEBRATeVeSth Professional Women's cluh will ; ANNIVERSARY THURSDAY hold a potluck dinner at Ihe Myrtle I Creek high school Monday evening, ! A large affair of the coming Jan. IS, at 7 o'clock. : week will be the BSth birthday The program is to be on inter-1 anniversary celebration of Rose national and world alfairs. Retiretl burg chapter, OKS to be held at Brigadier General Curtis T. Bee- 8 o'clock Thursday night, Jan. 18, cher of Days Creek will be the at Ihe Masonic temple. Mrs. Earl speaker. Members are invited to , Wiley, worthy matron, will pre hring husbands and friends lo be j side. All members and visitin? guests for the evening. i memhers are invited. The ami LX vided by Mrs. Larry Vance who sang several numbers and Missl miioren nocKman wno piayea me traditional wedding music. Rest man for the bridegroom was Ron aid K. Kellar and ushers were Robert L. Casebeer, Watson Tal cott and Neil Talcotl. The bride was given in marriage by her father, George Johnson. Following the ceremony a re- i-riion was given oy me nnae s i mother, Mrs. Crystal' Freeman, in the social rooms of the church. ! Those assisting with the serving were Mrs. Carl Messing. Mrs. C. Nixon and Mrs. Alvin Roth. For her travelling attire, the bride wore a beige suit 'th brown accessories and a gardenia cor sage. Following a 1 eddin" trip to coastal points the yotuig couple will ma!;e their home in Portland where Mr. Kellar plans to attend the Multnomah Bible school. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Carl Oxford of Spokane, Wash, and Roy Kellar Sr. of Myr tle Creek. Out of town guests for the oc casion were Mrs. Alvin Roth of Portland; Mr. nd Mrs. Edward J. Scully and son. Edward, of San Anselmo, Calif.: Mrs. (ail Oxford of Spokane. Vtash.. and Mr. and I Mrs. Roy R. Kellar Sr., of Myrtle 1 Creek. FORTI E .'H ANNIVfcRSARY I CELEBRATED AT SOUTH j DEER CREEK GRANGE Approximately 150 members at- tended the fortieth anniversary! meeting of the South Deer Creek and Lecturer Cora Collison pre- i senled the program, which opened with group singing of the "Star Spangled Banner." Bill Karcher and Bill Melton gave a report on the organizing of the Grange and building the hall. Charter members Kill k'a i'ilipr Rill (1tnn and l " C. H. Bailey are still living the Grange. Several skits were preseniea oy urange menuiers. Pomona Master Howard Cracroft was present and gave a talk on -.Safely." It was announced that the next home economics meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Joe Brumback on. Feb. 6. MRS. CLIFFORD HESS HOSTESS OF NEW IDEA CLUB WEONESDAY The New Idea club of Eden- I bower met with Mrs. Clifford Hess on Wednesday, Jan. 3 for a one o'clock luncheon. This was the nub's . Christmas party and gift exchange. Spring flowers were used lor decorations. Guests were Mrs. Johnson and little Miss Linda Kess. .Members present were Mrs. C, F. Marks, .Mrs. Corky Smith. Mrs. K. G. Cloake. Mrs. L. M. Hodges Irs. M. A. Ilungei'lord. Mrs. A. J. Standley, Mrs. C. V Calkins, Mrs II. P. Miller, Mrs. W D. Hess, Mrs. Gilbert Mack, Mrs F. I.'. Appelhoff and Mrs. Clifmrd Hess. A short business session was followed by a social hour. The next meeting will be Feb. 14 Mr. Charles S. Briggs will entertain t;ie group. C AST I LLO-Mc DONALD PARTY IS DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR SATURDAY NIGHT 111.nn: 1.1 . t . m ..no. , v. Hayes. Azaleas decorated the pretiuv appointed taoie. ttful buffet' supper wa, i 'P"o"s mayonnaise linn puiiei supper was fc d to jlraon. Combine by Mr. Castillo and Mr. ., ; ., . . ffiid blend wdl Id to: Mr. and Mrs. Hayes.o' Xai bread or t Mrs. William Templin, ' ' Z, t a delightful buffet served McDonald Mr. and Don Noun. Miss F.iarda Westlund. Mrs. Mary liu Ford. Ted Rand lett. Miss Norma Fisher and Dan Mmdolovich. MANY ACTIVITIES PLANNED FOR JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB MEMBERS Members of the Junior Woman's club are assisting in the Red Cioss blood -donor campaign this week, it was announced at the Junior Wom an's club meeting Tuesday. Mrs. F'ibert Green presided. All Ic.ose v. ho wish to volunteer for the bl.iod- t'o'ior recruiting work are 'ed to irii-,iiuiiv ju. Ati jrwin ml 530-R-2. A bed sheet is being sent lo a federated sister club in Germany by each federated woman's rlub in Oregon, it was announced A letter of appreciation from t h e Community h 0 s p i t a 1 thanking members tor the payment of the 1300 pledge was read. A sample card (able cover was shown from the McAllister Card Table company. The card tables Till arrive soon and will be put on display in a down-town s'me window. The table tops are adver tising material from local fir.ns. Hostesses for the evening ere Mrs. V. W. Schuetre, Mrs. Harold Jellison and Mrs. Charles Foster. The next meeting will be an F.aster seal drive work party on Jan. 23 at the F.piscopal parish hall. Any memher unable to attend is asked to call Mrs. Robert Waiker or send addressed envelopes to the ci.in. Members attending the meeting were the Mesdames Lowell Hamm, Robert Walker, Eric Purkeron, J. M. Rulter, Francis Brown C'ltf fottl Collins, E. H McGhehey, Pete Rudolf, Stace I, aurance. Ellis, Yow. Louis Renn, Paul Cacy, Har old Powell, Raymond Marr, 1' D. ties. James Walker. Asa V.-t in, Grorge Kruegcr. Holly Holcomb, t obert Green, George Crenshaw, Miss Betty" Tauscher and M:ss Btte Jewell. WOMEN EMPLOYEES OF THE company in Roseburg honored at a party recently on her zbth Have Sandwiches Pnr Tho Vicitarc .... - - By GAYNOR MADDOX NEA Staff Writer That hicr trav nf sanHwirhnS for:lre ir-. Inolimin tnrl lrc ' the visitors should be rich in pro- I (ion Thnt-p's nnlhina ltk a flPW , , " ! year to make (he gang ravenous j "ele are somp hinl'i Protein : , 1 hln m non fal ml ManV . oaves ,0(,aJ' now contain non-fat milk sol - ! ids of seven ounces of milk in each : Pound of bread, oull find this I stated on the wrapper. These ex - 1 ,ra mllk sollds appreciably raise the protein value of Ihe bread, sup- plementing the natural protein of the wheat Remember, too. that dairy foods (milk, cream, butter, cheese) are rich in protein, so also are meat, fish and eggs. Get these into your "big eats" sandwiches and then Happy New Year. Cheese and Tomato Filling (Makes about 3 sandwiches) One 3-otince package cream cheese, 1 tablespoon milk or cream, teaspoon salt, dash pep per. 1 large firm tomato, skinned (remove tomato sklin by plunging into boiling water or twirling on a fork over a flame), 2 tablespoons chopped watercress. Soften cream cheese with milk and. mix until creamy. Add salt and pepper. Cut tomato into very small cubes. Add the tomato pulp and cubes to Ihe cream cheese. Add chopped waterrress and blend mixture well. Spread on slices of buttered white toast. Cover with second slice of toast and scr e. Eg9-Sllmtn Filling Makes about 1"t cups filling) One 7'ounce can salmon, 2 hard cooked eggs, chopped, 3 'table- i Rpoons minced green pepper, 1 ( ,... teaspoon minced onion, li tea spoon Worcestershire sauce, 1 ablespoon catsup. 2 or 3 table white bread. May be stored, ti?htly sealed, in Ihe refrigerator Spiced Ham Filling (Makes about l'l cups filling) One cup cooked ground ham. cup finely choppe. pickles, v cup gralcd American cheese, i table spoon minced parsley, 'i teaspoon dry mustard, salt and popper 1 0 taste. 2 tablespoons mayonnaise. Combine all ingredirg and blend together well. Place on nut tered slic.'s of rve or pumpernickel , tricily. If a motor is used to drive club will meet Thursday, Jan. 18 I " bread. Cover with top slice of ' a generator, the generator will not at the IOOF hall at 7:30 .or a des- : Clark, Elsie Mills and Hulda buttered bread and serve. May produce enough power to run the sert Supper. The committee i n Howe. The fjertainmnt commit be siored. tightly covered, in the j motor because of friction and other ! charge will he Nora Frauendiner, tee will hetola ftjiicer and refrijerattir. i power losses. i Evelyn Fredrickson, Carmen! Nona Thompson. q ' ' i MRS. SIONEY MOOM ENTERTAINS XI EPSILON CHAPTER TUESDAY NIGHT Mrs. Sidney Moon Jr. enler tained Xi Epsilon chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Tuesday night at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. tied L. Perry. Mrs. Wayne Crook presented an interesting program on Columbia !nd showed a number of illur'ra (10ns as well as slides. Mrs. Moon was appointed cour tesy chairman and the group held a discussion on civil defense. Mrs. M. C. Bowker gave a report te grrding the organizing of Nu Phi Mu chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, which is open to voung women out of high school and between the ages of 17-21. The chapter will bt a cultural group with a definite course of study. Those interested arc asked lo call Mrs. Bowker Lovely refreshments were served by Mrs Moon to Mrs Wayne Crooch, Mrs Charles Hart, Mrs. Worth Davis, Mrs. Ted Schultz, Mrs. George I.uoma. Mrs M. C. Bowker, Mrs. Ed Wyatt, Mrs. Benjamin Du Fresne, Mrs. Ber nard Saar and Mrs. Clair K. Allen. The group will meet Jan. 2.1 at 8 p. m. at the home of Mrs. l,u o.tia on Cass street. Mrs. Luoma v. ill present the program on Pan ama. MISS AUSTIN HONORED ON BIRTHDAY WEDNESDAY Miss Nancy Austin was honored at a surprise birthday partv at her Cloakes Ferry home Wednes day evening. Those present were Darlene McAllister, Frank Olson, Don Pearson, Noreen Allen, Bar bara Peterson, Don Campbell, Lois McKinney, Larry Burr. J o a n i e Lons, Bob Sullivan, Beverly Shel ton. Vic Sanders, Robert, Bette and Nancy Austin. Pacific Telephone and Telegraph the chief operator, Isabel Brown, anniversary with tne company. MRS. GRACE WOOD INSTALLED AT IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY THURSDAY c.il. i:- D.K.l-ol. ll ouiiiitiiiss icucnaii iaus.v is. Thursday evening, Jan. 4, at the Grange hall with 30 members and three visitors. Mrs. Florence Cook. i Phreda Wahl, present. I , . ., . t i j installation 01 onicers was neiu 1 wUh Mrg LuciUe chase district! d(,puty president and staff Mrs. Jiga uieiman, tieputv marsnai; i Vl.s , ydia Gillctte deputy war. 1 den jlVs. Pineda Wahl, deputy SPCretarv. Mr, Florence Cook, dopUty treasurer: Mrs. Leona 1 Sac inside guardian: Mrs. , Vclma Brauninger. outside guard- ian: Mrs. Charlotte Parker, mu ! sjcj'an" and xrs. Nellie Parker, chaplain Officers installed were: M r s. Grace Wood, noble grant); Mrs. F.mma Vandcnberg, vice-grand; Mrs. Marjory Denley, secretary; Mrs. Lola Rose, financial secre tary; Mrs. Genevieve Cox, war den; Mrs. Doris Steinbach, con ductor; Mrs. Mabel Ross, rnusi cian; Mrs. Helmie Bunts, R.S.N. G.; Mrs. Maude Culver, LS.N.G.; Mrs Olsa Bielman, RS.V.G.; Mrs. Belle Cook, L.S.V.G.: Mrs. Agnes Stout, I. SC.; Mrs. l.enor Home, color bearer Mrs. Lydia Gillette reported that she had visited the I.O.O.F. Home in Portland and stated lhat it was certainly a nice place antl that any member who happened to be in Portland should visit ti.e home. Mrs. Doris Steinbach was elected captain of the degree staff with j Mrs. Lola Rose as assistant cap - tain. Mrs. Anna Hall was elected trustee for three years. Mrs. Cora Allen. Mrs. Juanita Atlerburv and Mrs. Hallie Martin, were appointed on the finance committee. A carnation drill was put on by the retiring officers and a circle was formed in the center of the room. Mrs. Lucille Chase escorted? Mrs. Mary Barker, retiring N. G. j to tne center anna song ' sjx. fr fkncier fare. ham. cut indJFriday t the Melrose Granee hall i sung, after which M it. Barker was r,,he mav he used in nlare of the ' L n j .. Me!5e rln n oresemetl with a PNG oin from 1 y , u ? .2 ' ,n ""(,a5 ' session. A sack lunch ! The S ,b'" " he i " enjoyed at nn. "Textile her retiring Officers '""V -marinating treatment. , Patming" the subject studied, to the center and a song was Mrs. Barker presented each of her officers with a Rebekah key chain and the lodge with a beauli - fill tray, which was put in use dur - ing the evening O At a late hour lovelv refresh- ments were served by Mrs. Grace Wood, Mrs Hallie Martin and Mrs. Olga Bielman. The futility of the hope for per petual moliun applies also to elec- 1 i ORCHIDS TO ISABEL BROWN were in order, when she was honored recently on her 25th anniversary with the Pacific Tele phone and Telegraph company. An orchid corsage and a 25-year pin were presented to Mrs. Brown. (Picture by Bud Mason). 1 Those attending the party pose by Bud Mason. It's Party Time For Teen-Agers By GAYNOR MADDOX NEA Staff Writer Start thi new ye-r off with a hall. Worthy Matron Adah Brown bang for your 'teen-agers and their J presided. She appointed the fob friends. Lots to eat, an unlimited 'lowing committees: finance, linnlv nf rhilleri aborted car E Vera"ei served riht in bonated beverages served right in the bottles and lots of fun for ev erybody that's the 1951 recipe. To solve the "big eats" problem economically but with a flourish that will delight the 'teen-age set, try this special recipe. It's a tangy, swee-tart combination of meat, cheese and crisp green pepper I made with a carbonated beverage base. Serve this teentime rabbit with an assortment of things to put it on in separate bowls, sucn as cooked rice garnished with pimi enln. crisp cereal Hakes, Chinese noodles and potato chips. Let the boys and girls mix some or all of these on their plates and top with the rabbit. Ttentime Rabbit (Serves 4-tl S Cr carded j toon Worcestershire sauce, " " teaspoon div mustard. 2 teaspoons vinegar, 1 egg, slightly beaten, 1 green pepper, chopped. Dice meat into Vi-inch cubes. Cover witn contents of t bottle of (Via 1 unit Int e( rt nH 1 knur than the cola and let stand 1 hour, then iorain. nuce cnecc mm iop oi double hoiler. Heat over boiling i water. When cheese has melted, ! stir in seasonings, vinegar C"P ot freshly-opened cola beverage' blend, then stir in egg. Continue to cook and stir until thickened Add meat and green pepper. Cover and keep vy,irm over hot water until ready to serve. Double the recipe, if the party I has hearty eaters, or is more than , ' Blend together equal amounts iof cream cheese, mashed liver- 1 wurst and a litlti minced onion: Uijoisten to paste consistency with Milk or cream. Stuff celery stalks ! with mixture; chill before serving. PGN CLUB WILL WET HURSDAY EVENING Roseb.irg Past Noble : i: .v I'll ' '"'- for the above photograph take CANYONVILLE OES HAS MEETING WEDNESDAY NIGHT Oregon chapter, Order of the Eastern Star of Canyonville met Wednesday nigh in Ihe Masonic and W. Frank Brown; examining, Margaret McGee, Evelyn Harry and Florence Hill; instruction, Dorothy Cox. Carl M. Hill and Etta Shaw: relief and visiting, Lil lian Womack, Lois DeWald and Laura Hartley; special historian, Gladys Michaels. Mararet McGee and Janice Andrews; hospitality, Marion Gill. Lucia Snyder and Eva Poole: sociability, Don Nell Kent. A special meeting for the pur- j pose of inliating candidates will be held Jan. 24 in the Masonic hall in Canyonville. CANYONVILLE METHODIST LADIES PLAN QUILTING EES At Ihe regular meeting of the Methodist Ladies Aid held at the home of Mrs. Odom E.vFord in Canyonville Thursday afternoon, a 5 ! ence Crowl, who served as presi- I rtint Hurinu lh met nn.r Mrs. Ford se. .J refreshments lo Mrs. Frank Elmendorf of Myr tle Creek XI rc OHom EWM Mrs Rutn McGee, Mrs. Charles : E. Williams, Mrs. Bertha Green, . - I Mrs frame Jiarvev. Mrs. T. L. , Weaver, Mrs. Bertha Anderson, jrS- Charles Campbell Mrs Lillie . Sharpe and Mrs. Emmett Mover ; The next meetine will be held Jan. 18 in Ihe kitchen of the Metho dist church, at which time the members will tie a quilt. "TEXTILE PAINTING" STUDIED BY. MEMBERS OF MELROSE HEC FRIDAY The Melrose Extension unit met 7 7 l L"- ' Step Saving .Kitchens will be i '"e lopic at the Feb 13 meeting, t resent were the Mesdames I), H. O'Neill, Floyd Felt, Bert Young, I R- E. Doerner, P. F. Veenstra, f. M. Gregory, hid Nielson, H. W. Adyelotle. G. E. Handy. R. A. Busenbark. Ed Moon, M. E. Jacob- SflB. Joel R. Fenn. K. M. Seelev. j-VP. Conr, E. R. Fenn and Lu Grands e"a Cunningham. it-