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About Port Orford news. (Port Orford, Oregon) 1926-193? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 22, 1931)
* * * ♦ S IX E S N O T E S » ♦ Mrs. C. C. Woodworth. Miss Haz el. George W oodworth and Donald McKenzie, motored to Corvallis Friday Miss Hazel remained to re sume her studies at Oregon State college, and the other members of the party returned home Sunday. Congressm an H aw ley inspected the Cape Blanco Market Road last Tuesday while on a tour of this part of the state. Victor Hull returned Sunday from a several m onths stay in Oklahoma. H e has been quite ill for the past few months and un able to work. Entertain for Couple comers on the party food list Mrs. Grover Tichenor and Mrs. bat it is already extremely popular Hans Adolphsen entertained last and very chic. It Is attractive In Tuesday evening at the home of appearance and appetising In fla Mrs. Tichenor in honor of Mr and vor. and It has made entertaining Mrs. Robert Tichenor, recent bride much easier To the smart hostess and groom. 48 guests were present it ts as necessary as the after-din and Mr. and Mrs. Tichenor received ner bowl of fruit. For tea or for evening refresh m any beautiful and useful gifts The evening was most pleasantly ments there Is nothing smarter than a tray of canapes of various passed with cards, and at a late shapes and garnishes. For a first Mrs. W illiam Matheny and chil hour delicious refreshm ents of course at lunch'or dinner a canape dren moved to Port Orford Sun sandwiches, cake and coffee were Is again correct, and convenient; It served. can he arranged and placed before Varlstio ns of Foundation B utter day. the guests arrive fo r Canapes K. E. Cowden o f Sacramento, For a first course a fruit canape Cal . is visitin g Mr and Mrs John B andon A u th o r G ets Chutney B utter: 1 teaspoon chut Is som etim es chosen. A ring of H ew itt at the Inman Mines, where ney for 2 tablespoons butter. bananas is arranged around First Copy of Book sliced Anchovy or Sardine B utter: 2 Mr. H ew itt Is caretaker for re the edge of a round of bread which teaspoons anchovy or sardine paste ceiver W ann, arriving last Thurs has been spread with cream cheese for 4 tablespoons butter. day. Mr. Cowden is an old friend The first bound copy o f "Witch In the center are heaped minced Chili B utter: 1 tablespoon chill j of the H ew itts dates mixed with mayonnaise. The ery Isle”, written by Mrs. Ella M sauce for 2 tablespoons butter. The Coast Guard Communication Rea of Bandon, w as received by canape is placed on a lettuce leaf W atercress B utter: 1 fablespoon < with mayonnaise as a garnish. service is installing the new tele her from the Meador Publishing pounded cress to 4 tablespoons but- 1 Sometimes a slice of pineapple is phone line on the Cape Blanco Company of Boston this week. It ter. j used Instead of the bread. B artley B u tter: road. 1 tablespoon is beautifully bound in cloth with For canapes which are to be C. C. Woodworth, J. P. Masterson, gold lettering. It is illustrated with eaten with the fingers either bread minced parsley to 4 tablespoons Thomas H ughes and Clarence Zum- a frontispiece of the author and a plain or toasted on one side la used butter. Cheete B utter: Equal parts soft ' wait, attended the taxpayers meet-1 song with music. There are 241 It is usually spread with a flavored snappy cheese and butter; 1 part ! ing in Port Orford Thursday night. 5 P»ges and the price will be $2.00 batter — anchovy paste, deviled Roquefort to 4 parts butter; 1 part i ham, horseradish, mustard or Parmesan to 2 parts butter. Jim Kaee and W alter Senior o f at dealers. Los Angeles, Cal., enjoyed a visit j The publishers have prepared the cheese are among the savory ma Pim ento B u tter: 1 minced pi- i at the W oodworth home last week follow ing review and com m ent on terials which mix well with butter. mento to 4 tablespoons butter. Colorful garnishes are then made Horseradish B u tter 1 table from Tuesday to Thursday. They the story: from combinations of pimentos, are old friends of the Woodworth "The seductive charm s of the green popper, ripe and green olives, spoon horseradish to 2 tablespoons butter. family. Hawaiian Islands and their influ- egg yolks and w hites Tiny pickled « u t tard B utter: 1 tablespoon Mrs. R oy Corson and children enee upon romantic youth provide onions and capers can also be used. prepared mustard to 4 tablespoons and her mother, Mrs. H. W Mor the setting for this modern ro- All kinds of Interesting effects are batter possible by varying the arrange gan were guests Sunday o f Mr and K etchup B u tter 1 tablespoon I ments of these garnishes Your ketchup to 2 tablespoons butter.* I Mrs. Howard Hull. John H ew itt and his guest K. E. mance. Laura Dunning, a young help of Ted Asher, who has fallen j Cowden were In Sixes yesterday woman of twenty-eight, is chaper In love with Tlrza, Laura D unning from the Inm an mine buying sup plies. oning Tlrza Marsh, young, beauti handles the situation diplom atical ful, wilful, in Hawaii, where they ly, and finally sees Ted and Tlrza J. W. Tyson and O. J. Mather m eet Jam es Asher, a sugar m ag happily betrothed. are on jury duty at the circuit nate, and his nephew, Ted. court at Gold Beach. “Meanwhile, her strong and sym "The lure of the islands; the pathetic character has been recog Mr. and Mrs. T. H offacker and w eakening of moral fibre; the prob nized by the sugar m agnate who Mrs. D avis of Portland, who have lem of race m ixtures- all serve to offers her his heart and fortune. been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dewey, have returned to their provide com plications for the plot. So at last she herself falls a vic homes. Even the leper m enace adds a touch tim to the w itchery of the islands of horror. and finds her life's happiness. "These are all new conditions for Mrs. M organ Entertained "This novel, delightful both in Laura D unning and her young Mrs. H. W. Morgan of Portland. I plot and style, w as written from » ♦ charge, who is drawn into a web of mother of Mrs. Roy B. Corson, was | M ID D LE E L K N O T E S ♦ strange enchantm ent which her notes and study made last sum mer ♦ the m otive for a most delightful } ♦ chaperon’s powers of persuasion are while the author w as a member of ♦ afternoon given by Mrs. Mabel Gill unable to break. Finally, there the F loating U niversity of the Uni ings last Thursday. Bridge, sew com es a rude aw akening for the versity of Oregon that made a trip ing and conversation were enjoyed Ranger Kreiger's mother arrived Harry Coke, 25, of St. girl when a Portuguese-negro-Ha- to the H awaiian Islands. until six o’clock when Mrs. Gill M Dr. last Sunday from Medford for a a y ’s Hospital, Paddington, Eng- waiian named Lacosta, who is the "Mrs. Rea, w hose home is in B a n -' visit with Mr. and Mrs. Kreiger. ings served a delicious plate din Ugo. who ha« developed a serum o f a gang preying upon un- don, Oregon, has written novels be-1 Art Mayea spent the weekend In ner Other than the guest of hon- j wriich retard« the growth of can* leader . . . . . . . . - ------- ■ ------------- -- protected young girls, attem pts to , fore, but this is the first to be Port Orford or the invited guests were: Mrs. j cer cell». = k._ " ap hcr F °rtunately, w ith the | published in book form.” Mrs. H. L. McCartney motored to PRINTING . . Prices Right . . . Port Orford News Deep Sea Fishing Tackle Port Orford last Thursday. Mr and Mrs. E. L. Harris, and their guest Mrs. Howell, and Mr. Hicks, returned last Thursday from a week's fishing trip on the Rogue. crew w ent to sea Sunday In re sponse to a distress signal from the Seadog, a one-man fishing boat J from Cooa Bay operated by Jack Davidson. H is engine had stopped and he was unable to get It started again. The crew towed the fishing boat Into the local harbor for re (kiast Guard Crew pairs. Davidson hoisted a rag on Rescues Ixine Fishermifti a m ast w hich sum moned the Ilf» The Bandon U. S. Coast Guard 1 guards Twentieth Annual ROPER FLAMO RANG ES COLONIAL RANG ES Hardware Coos & Curry County Fair Furniture PORT ORFORD HARDW ARE and FU R N IT U R E CO. Port Orford. Oregon Myrtle Point, Oregon B»mmu»mmnmnmm88aHaB8a8aB8Bi8aR8HMmHHBaBm8B8aaaBi TH E PORT ORFORD ELECTRIC CO. 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