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MEXICO TOPIC AT
MELROSE HE CLUB
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
Mr. Dave Busenbark and Mrs.
Royce Busenbark presented a pro
gram on Mexico at (he Wednesday
evening meeting of the Melrose
lome Economics club. They told
if their recent trip there, the points
rf interest visited and the customs
if the people.
Mrs. Herman Aydeloft enter
tained the croup at her home, as-
isted by Mrs. Kay Doerner and
.Mrs. CLyde Kenyon. A brief busi
ness meeting preceded the pro
Sram. Those atteniling were Mrs. D. N.
Busenbark, Mm. R. A. Busenbark,
Mrs. Sybley Nielsen, Mrs. Krnest
eltleman. Mrs. H. D. Simmons,
Mrs. Walter Kruse, Mrs. C. E.
'ieece, Mrs. (iearfie Showers and
Mrs. James Andrews.
The next meeting will be held at
he home of Mrs. R. A. Busenbark.
The time will be announced later.
GREEN FINGER GARDEN
CLUB TO MEET APRIL 10
The Green Finger Garden club
i will meet Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Pauline Greenfield
i on the Rifle Range road. All mem
I bcrs are requested to be present.
I The club's exhibit at the recent
I spring flower show, won a blue
I ribbon. The display was most inter
I esting with a variety of house
plants, miniature cacti, primroses, :
I tulips and hyacinths. j
I BUSY STEPPERS CLUB TO
MEET AT POTLUCK AFFAIR
The Busy Steppers club will meet
at a noon potluck luncheon Thnrs-
day at the home of Ms. Adda '
Ollivant. All members are cordially ;
invited. '
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"OUTDOOR WEALS" IS
TOPIC FOR EAST DOUGLAS
EXTENSION GROUP
The April meeting of the East
'Douglas Extension unit was held
Wednesday afternoon at the lovely
: home of Mrs. Taylor McCord on
the banks or the North Umpqiia
i river near Glide. A moat enjoyable
day was spent by the members
preparing an outdoor meal. The
project leaders were Mrs. George
Case beer and Mrs. Vern Shrum.
A business meeting was con
ducted in the afternoon by the
! chairman, Mrs. Brumbach. Elec
tion of officers for the coming y?ar
! was hehl. .Those elected were Mrs.
Vern Shrum, chairman; Mrs. Wil
; liam Melton, vice-chairman, and
'Mrs. Sam Ball, xecretary-treas-urer.
A plant Kale and silver tea will
be held the afternoon of April '&
at the Glide Grange hall. Anyone
interested is invited to attend.
The next regular meeting will
he May 9 at the home of Mrs.
j William Melton on South Deer
I Creek. Those present were the
! Mesdames Alda Brumback, S. II.
Haas, Guy Kinnen, Ed llartz, Vera
Standley, Gertrude Ballon, Ada
: Melton, Frances Melton, Winona
: Bailey, Taylor McCord, Don
Wrifiht, Esther McKibbcn. Betty
Fox, Ruby Weaber, Vern Shrum,
Jim Marier, Earl Ramsey, Sam
Bull, Evelyn Hcnnigan, George
: Caseheer. Dean Wadsworth, and
; Maurice Weber.
ROSE BURG REBEKAH
LODGE HAS MEETING
Roseburg Rebekah IxxJae No. 41
met in regular session last Tues
day flight with Lotus Graves, noble
grand and Mildred Gardner, vice
grand, in their respective chairs.
Kathleen Snyder was balloted
upon to become a member of the
lodq? by initiation.
Voting was held for delegates
and alternates to attend Hebekali
Assembly to be held in Klamath
Falls in May.
A very enjoyable program was
presented by Good of the Order
Chairman, louise Hibhs, consisting
of 2 baton numbers presented by
Norma Joyce Hill and two short
skits.
The following members will
! serve on the refreshment commit
i tee for the next meeting: Ona
! Williams. Jessie Mill. Stella Gil
bert, Gene lonard, Mary Myers,
Margaret Saunders, Rita Frits
and Bernire Smith.
The next regular meeting will
. be Tuesday, April 24 at 8:00 o'clock,
i Staff practice will be held Wednes
day, April 18 at 7:30 p.m.
; TRI-HI Y CLUB HAS
! ELECTION OF OFFICERS
i The Tri-IIi-V club met Wednes-
' day evening and elected the fol
lowing officers: president, Anne
I Marriott; vice-president, Beulah
Johnson; secretary, Loretta John-
; son; treasurer, Aiiene ('off man;
: sgt-at-arms, Mickey McKern; his-
i torian, Claire Freeman, and chap-
, lain, Joyce Harpham.
Installation of officers will be
' held at senior high school April
25 at 7:30 p.m. Faculty members
and parents are invited. Refresh
ments will be served.
' NURSES ASSOCIATION
ANNOUNCES FOOD SALE
! Oregon State Nurses association.
district No. 11, will sponsor a food
sale Saturday, April 21. in the Rose
burg Electric store on Jackson
street The sale will begin in the
, morning.
; WEST MELROSE CLUB TO
MEET AT SEELEY HOME
i The West Melrose club will meet
Thursday afternoon at the home of
i Mrs. E. M. Seeley. A plant sale
will be held following the business
' meeting. All members are asked
to be present.
LAZY DAISY CLUB TO
j MEET AT POTLUCK
I.azy Daisy club members are
l invited to attend a noon potluck
luncheon Thursday at 1836 Ellen
'avenue with Mrs. Vernon Bristow
, as hostess. All members are urged
to be present.
MR. AND MRS. THOMPSON
TO HOLD OPEN HOUSE
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Thompson
will celebrate their golden wedding
April 29. They will hold open-house
for their friends anM neighbors at
their home at Wilbur.
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! HAPPY HOUR CLU
MEETS AT KRUSE
HOME ON WEDNESDAY
Riversdale Happy Hour club wl
at the home of Mrs. H. B. K.Ttse
Wednesday afternoon with her
daughter. Mm. Neil Christian, as
co-hostess. Lovely refreshments
( were served.
The club voted to give S-S to tSe
! cancer fund. Mm. Glenn tox, chair
i man of the community sign com
1 mittee, gave a report on that proj
1 ect. Mrs. Doyle Webster was asfcej
i to become a member of the club.
' Games were played and visiting
was enjoyed.
i Members present were Mrs. W.
! E. Ott. Mrs. Charles Lee, Mrs.
Krnest Trussell. Mrs. C. M. Stark,
i Mrs. Doyle Webster. Mrs. Wallace
Cox, Mrs. L. W. Cottrell. Mrs. Don
! Harmon, Mrs. B. A. I'tterback,
Mrs. W. E. Imell. Mrs. Dale Guiley.
Mrs. Glenn Cox. Mrs. W. C. Bailey,
Mrs. R. L. Harmon. Mrs,. Don Gui
, ley, Mrs. Don Kruse, Mrs.' Ned
Dixon, Mrs. J. E. Stapleford. Mrs
j H. W. Conn and the two hostesses
I Guests were Mary Dawn. Ellen
and Timmy Epperly. Gail and
I'egiy Harmon, Gordy Cottrell.
I.ynette Conn, Bobby Cox and
! Greg, Mark and Dean Christian,
j The next meeting will be May
9 at the home of Mrs. It. L. Har-
mon with Mrs. Don Harmon as
I c-o-hostess.
i PNG CLUB TO MEET '
THURSDAY EVENING
i The Pact Vnhle GranHf rluh will
i mppl ThnrcHav vnin0 at a 7-11
o'clock dessert-supper at the home
of Mrs. Carl Nickens. 1320 Ballf
i street with Mrs. Fred A. Goff,
I Mrs. Paul Krueger, Mrs. James
Young. Mrs. J. W. Bowman and
1 Mrs. V. T. Jackson as hostesses,
i All members are urged to be pres.
1 ent.
COUNTRY CLUB WOMEN
TO MEET ON THURSDAY
j Women of the Roseburg Country
j club wilt meet Thursday at a 12:30
o'clock luncheon at the clubhouse.
Mrs. Clyde Knight, president, has
urged all members to be present
as plans are being outlined for the
annual spring gust-day affair to
be held May 16 at the clubhouse.
OES TO HOLD INITIATION
AT TEMPLE THURSDAY
An initiation for members of the
Order of Eastern Star will he held
Thursday evening at the Masonic
Temple at 8 o'clock. Members and
. visiting members are invited. Re
: freshments will be served alter the
meeting.
ZULEIMA CLUB TO
HOLD SEWING MEETING
Zuleima club. Daughters of the
Nile, will sew for the Shrine hos
pital Wednesday at a meeting be
ginning at 10 a.m. at the home of
Mrs. J. A. Joelson, 60 S. Main
street. -All members are urged to
be present.
WOMEN'S SOCIETY TO
MEET ON THURSDAY
The Women's society of the First
Baptist church will meet Thursday
alto-noon in the church parlors. All
women of the church are invited.
LOOKS IMPRESSIVE, BUT Generalissimo Francisco Franco,
dictator of Spain, reviews troops and tanks ot his army in Madrid.
The tanks are of pre-World War II vintage, as is nearly all Spain's
military equipment.
De Luxe Flavor
I In Spiced Prunes
By GAYNOR MADDOX
j NEA Staff Writer
Many a less expensive meat
diMi takes on a de luxe ta.ste
when served with a fruit conserve.
Dried fruits, now abundant,
j make conserves and marmalades
of rich flavor and require very
little cooking skill. Try a few
now to brighten your economy
main dishes.
Apricot Almond Marmalad
(Makot approximately 1 pint)
Two cups dried apricots. M
cups granulated sugar, V cup
sliced blanched almonds. 1 cup
orange juice, 2 teaspoons grated
j orange rind, 2 teaspoons grated
I lemond rind.
j Rinse apricots, cover with water
' and cook until soft and water is
1 well evaporated. 3d to 40 minutes,
i Beat appricots until smooth, add
j sugar, almonds, orange juice and
i rinds, and cook about 30 minutes
'stirring frequently. Pour into hot
glasses and when cold, seal with
paraffin,
j Spictd Stuffed Prunes
! (Make about 2 pints)
Five cups uncooked prunes, 1
cup white suyar. 3 cups brown
sugar (packed), 9 cups water. 2
cups cider vinegar, 3 tablespoons
pickling spices (in hag), live 4
inch pieces stick cinnamon, 2 ta
blespoons honey. 6 thin slices
whole orange (rind included). 1
tablespoon rum flavoring, walnut
meats.
Rinse prunes. Combine sugars,
water, vinegar, spices, honey and
slices of omnue in laree kettle and
heat to boiling. Add prunes and
boil 1 to 1'4 hours (more water
may be added as and if needed).
Remove from he.it and add rum
flavoring. Cool. Lift prunes from
syrup, cut down one side and re
move pits. Refill with walnuts.
Pack prunes in jars, topping
each jar with a slice of orange.
Set jars in cold water, bring to
boil, and continue boiling until
I prunes are heated through. Finish
filling jars with boiling syrup. Seal
while hot.
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THERE'LL BE MUSIC
, . . Wednesday night In the Senior High School Auditorium. E. G.
Stiles and C. W. Moore, musical directors, have been practicing the
various Roseburg School Bands, Senior Band and Pep land from the High
School and the Junior, Intermediate and Advance Bands from the Junior
High School, for weeks to present the parents and townspeople with one
of the finest concerts ever to be scheduled in Roseburg. Traditional
favorites, novelty selections ond popular hits are scheduled for this
concert. Yes, this is a musical event that will be remembered by all
who attend,
Mak a dot now to attend th Spring Concert in the Senior High School
Auditorium, tomorrow night, April 18, at 8:15 p.m. The band members have
been working hard to present a superb concert of outstanding music . . . let's
show them our interest in their school activities by attending their concert.
You'll enjoy every minute of the fine music.
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