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PAGE EIGHT
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Society
Daughters of Nile
Will Continue
Activities
DAUGHTERS OP THE NILE
will continn their Thilan
thropic activities for the
Shrine hospital Jn Portland
through . the summer, although
the l&at Tegular meeting will take
place Jane 2 C with Mrs.' R. W.
- Hans Seltx.
- Jnly , a group will Journey
to Portland to sew for the hospi-
;taL The Nile club carea for poor
crippled children before they are
sent to the hospital for their
operations and follows up the
cases afterward, supplying both
food and clothing for the unfor
tunate kiddies. The Shrine hos
pital takes only patients up to
the age of 14 years whose par-
' ents ' cannot' afford to give them
medical care. Names are obtain
ed through the county health of
ficer. :
- Wednesday, Mrs. Bert Flack,
president ot the local clab, enter
tained members with an all-day
sewing meeting and a luncheon.
The tables were Tery .attractive
with choice roses.
Covers were placed 1 for Mrs.
DaTid Wright, Mrs. Paul H. Hau
" ser, Mrs. James Imlafr, Mrs. R. W.
Hans Seitz, Mrs. John Imlah, Mrs.
Glenn Niles, Mrs. William E.
Moses, Mrs. Frank Loose, Mrs.
Charles - Pratt, Mrs. O. Russell,:
Mrs. A. Brombeck, Mrs. O. A.
Olson, Mrs. . M. C. Petteys and the
hostess.
Mrs. T. B. Jorgenson of Au
burn was hostess to an informal
social affair at her home' on the
Fruitland road Tuesday afternoon.
Those present were Mrs. D. E.
Engeihart and'' daughters Doris
. and Dorothy, Mrs. Lloyd Mitchell
and daaghter Shirley Rae, Mrs.
Mysta Hendricks, Mrs. J. C. Gal
braith, Mrs. W. G. Fisher, Mrs.
Arthur Durham and children Eve
lyn, and Lowell, Mrs. T. C. Mor
gan and granddaughter Gloria
; Faith. Mrs. Carl Krehbiel. Mrs.
Eldoa" Johnson, Mrs. Leo Sutter,
MrsiHarry Eckstein and son Ron
aiaXrs. Chas. Webb and the' hos
tess airs. .T. B. Jorgenson and
son Gordon.
'" .
Jefferson Miss Margaret Wall,
daaghter of Mrs. Evalyn Wall of
. Jefferson, was ' married to .Leo
. Mars, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. D.
Mars of Harris burg, in a cere
mony performed at the parsonage
of the Methodist church at Shedd
at 8:30 o'clock Thursday night.
; Rt. Francis Kirch' officiated.
- The bride wore a light tweed
I.', suit -with white accessories. Fol
lowing the ceremony, the young
-; couple left for a brief trip to
coast points. ' They will, make
. their home in Harrisburg, where
the groom is associated. with his
father in the Harrisburg Bulle-
tin. '
" The bride is a local girl, and
graduated from ' Jefferson high
school with the' class of 1926.
i Later she attended Beknke-Walk-er
Business college, Portland, and
has been employed in the office
... of the Jefferson Review. Mars is
a former resident here.
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Jessie Steele.
SOCIAL, CALENDAR
Friday, May 31
. Rickey Sunshine club with Miss Mary Titterington,
1016 Trade, 2 p. m. .. .
Oregon Art Museum association in chamber of com
merce, 8 p. m. V- i
Y'a Menettes, 2 o'clock dessert luncheon with .Mrs.
Arthur Bates, 1005 N. Capitol, election of officers.
United Science of Truth social evening at 420 State
street, 8 p. m. ..
Saturday, June 1
Brush College homecoming picnic.
Chemeketa chaper, D. A. R with Mrs. Seymour -Jones
for installation of officers.
Woman's Relief corps In Miller's hall, 2 p. m.
D.A.R. Will Install
Saturday
Mrs. Seymour Jones will open
her home Saturday afternoon to
Chemeketa chapter, D. A. R., for
installation' services. Annual re
ports for the year will be given.
Mrs.U.'G. Shipley Is chairman
of . the hostess committee which
includes all new members and
Mrs. R. G. Balderee, Mrs. C. T.
Ellison, Mrs. B. L. Steeves, Mrs.
G. Ivan Putnam and Miss Edna
Mingus.
Aurora The garden of the
country home of Mr. and Mrs.
Otto Knorr, was the setting for a
pretty ceremony May 21 at 2
o'clock, when their daughter, Miss
Evelyn Knorr, became the bride
of Frederick Kahle, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Karl Kahle, of West
Linn.
Pastor A. F. Knorr read the im
pressive service. Preceding the
ceremony, E. C. Diller sang "At
Dawning." He was accompanied
by Mrs. Diller at the piano.
The bride wore a gown of white
organdy with short veil caught by
orange blossoms. She carried an
arm bouquet of calla lillies. Miss
Emma Muessig, was her only at
tendant. Kark Kahle acted as best man
to his brother. Fifty guests were
present at the wedding dinner
which was served on long tables
in the garden. Upon their return
from the beaches they will reside
on a farm near Aurora.
Molalla. Mrs. Earl Stuwe was
elected noble grand of Oak Re
bekah lodge at a meeting Tues
day. She succeeds Mrs. J. O.
Staats. Other new officers elect
ed were Mrs. Ray Boehmke, vice
grand; MrSi Wayne Wright, sec
retary, and Lois' Adams, treasur
er. Mrs. Fred Damm is the out
going secretary and Frances Vick
the outgoing treasurer. The lodge
also received a prize from the for
mer president of the Rebekah As
sembly of Oregon for having more
members present when the presi
dent made her official visit than
had any other lodge in the state
with a membership between 100
and 150.
Independence Mrs. Hazel
Young of LaGrande, is visiting
this week at the home of her mo
ther, Mrs. C D. Calbreath.
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fasting
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8 peruse
carefully
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operate
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massage
10 witty reply
11 metals
12 English
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13 steeps
21 Hawaiian
food
23 Babylonian
25 leaves out
26 goods sunk
in the sea
with a buoy
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28 a number
29 pierces
30 Icelandic
literature
collections
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lightly
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(Scot)
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across
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struments
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terror
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parts:
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Society Editor i
Zena. Alice Crawford, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Craw
ford, was honor guest at a party
given on her 17th birthday anni
versary at her home. Th guest
list also included Mabel Ander
son, Bessie Cresswell, Wilma
Crawford, Phillip Williams,
George Haldeman, Jack Halle
man, Ray Allred, John Knutsen,
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Crawford, Sa
lem, and Kenneth Hunt. I 1
Zena. Miss Hilda Crawford
entertained 20 of her Alpha Phi
sorority sisters of Willamette uni
versity and Mrs. Breck, house
mother, with an informal garden
party Sunday afternoon at the
lovely suburban home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Frank
Crawford.
POLLY AND HER
MICKEY MOUSE
WEEKS HAVE.
PASSED
AND -THB
citV HAS
WAR - DRUM
EQUIPMENT
IN FINER.
SHAPE. THAN
IT WAS
originally:
mickey;
HOWEVER,
HAS DECIDED
TO RETIRE
FROM THE
6AME!
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TOLO TOMATO TfNKE
GOOO CfXRE OF SUJEePEft 1
UMWE fT MISTER
SPHrAHJ5 HQU5E-1F
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LI1TLE ANNIE ROONEY
f YEAH -MRS. ME ANY CAME HERE ANDf
I TRIED TO BRIBE Mb TO TELL. MER.
h WHAT I KMEW ABOUT ANNIE-BUT
III OIPNT LET HER, KNOW A THING"
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TOOTS AND CASPER
CASPER , I THINK "THE
BEST WAV TO IMPRESS
YOUR 4RAND-PA IS
FOR ME TO BUY
MYSELF A FLOCK
OF NEW CLOTHES-
Affairs
Mrs. Bates Fetes
Yfs Menettes
At 2 P.M.
THE Ys Menettes will be en
tertained with a S o'clock
dessert luncheon this after
noon at the home of Mrs. Arthur
Bate. Election of officers is
scheduled and the program will
include numbers by a vocal trio
made op of, Mrs. George Rhoten,
Mrs. H. B. Reilly and Mrs. George
R. K. Moorhead.
Members Of the group Include
Mrs. J. E. Blinkhorn, Mrs. Ches
ter Downs, Mrs. Vernon Douglas,
Mrs. Tinkham Gilbert. Mrs. Lloyd
L. Hockett, Mrs. Mike Panek,
Mrs. William C. Jones, Mrs. Har
ry W. Scott, Mrs. George Rhoten,
Mrs. Kenneth Waters, Mrs. Glenn
Holman, Mrs. Hays Rehm and the
hostess, Mrs. Arthur Bates.
Independence Mrs. Irvin Di-
ment was hostess for a 1 o'clockl
luncheon Wednesday to a group
of friends. Those enjoying the de
lightful luncheon and an after
noon of contract were Mrs. R. M.
Walker, Mrs. O. G. Walker, Mrs.
Clifford Fratszke, Mrs. C. E. Tal
lent. Mrs. M. C. Williams, Mrs.
Paul E. Robinson, Mrs. George C.
Knott and Mrs. Francis Kiieg.
High score was held by Mrs. Tal
lent. Central Howell. Mrs. Gilbert
Haury entertained in honor of
little Miss Josephine Haury'a sev
enth birthday Friday afternoon.
PALS
TOOTS, PEOPLE
AS RICH AS
I'M 60NNA
"MAKE HIM
THINK WE
ARE CAM
WEAR AKYTHiNr
AND rET AWAY
WiTH IT
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GRATEFUL WE 0
I ALL ARB FOR
lyOOR HELP JJ
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A
Annual Banquet
Of Law College
To Be Saturday
aarembers of tne law school stu
dent' body, law school alumni and
trustees of Willamette university,
will - congregate In the Masonic
temple Saturday night at 6:30
o'clock for the annual law ichool
banquet. This banquet will cele
brate the 5 1st year since the law
school was founded.
Judge Edward B. Ashhnrst ot
Klamath Falls will be the main
speaker. He Traduated from Wil
lamette law school In 1922. Other
speakers of the evening will be
Chief Justice James U. Campbell
of the Oregon bench, and Justice
J. F. AJlshle ot - the Idaho su
preme court, President Brace R.
Baxter ot Willamette university
will speak.
Miss Grace Smith, assistant in
the attorney general's office, is
in charge ot the banquet.
Woodburn St. Mary's Episco
pal Guild met at the home ot
Mrs. H. M. Austin Tuesday after
noon, with Mrs. E. H. Cowles pre
siding over a short - business
meeting, which was followed by
a social hour and working on a
quilt. The hostess was assisted
by her daughter. Miss Dorothy,
and Mrs. George Adams. Addi
tional guests were Mrs. Eugene
Courtney of The Dalles, Mrs.
Florence Em met t of Pendleton,
Mrs. Mary Whitman, Mrs. H. W.
Bladorn, Mrs. George Adams and
the Mlses Carol and Roma Kal
lak. The next meeting will be
held at the home of the presi
dent, Mrs. E. H. Cowles, June 11.
Members of the United Science
of Truth are offering to the pub
lic a social evening with music
and cards tonight at 8 o'clock,
420 State street.
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ONLY SORRY
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MRS. MEANVS
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IF ANNIE WAS
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Official Acquaintance
1
IF AN ORDINARY FELLER
LIKE ME DRESSES TACKY
THEY SAY HE'S SLOVEN .
BUT IF A RICH TUY
DRESSES CARELESSLY
THEY CALU HIM
ECCENTRIC-
Veal Recipes to Receive
Prize Awards Saturday
Today at noon, the real recipe
contest closes and all contribu
tions must hare reached the of-
tiem bv that tmm in nnallfv fi
a prise. Veal loaf, veal birds.
oraisea Teal or a good old-fashioned
veal stew ... any sort of
Teal recipe Is welcome.
A new tople will be announced
Saturday morning with the names
ot the prize winners. -v ? ', :; ;
Here are the last of the celery
reclpesi: - - . - .:.
Combination Salad
t imn awcet pieUs
a leuti ot ealarr
t Urn whita lattnea kurt
np fraud eamt
pimento pepptr, cat fiat
opi shrimp -Dub
of earanna
I teaspoon salt ' , .
Dice the sweet pickles fine.
Shred the lettuce and cut the cel
ery hearts in fine pieces. Grate
the carrots coarsely. Shred and
dice the pimento. Flake the
shrimps. Mix all together and add
a rich aalad dressing. Chill and
serve. Eight portions.
Route 2, Box 164-B
Mrs. S.' E. Tdrner
Fried Celery Sticks
S doaen atalka calory
S tableapooaa floor
1 . cap milk
1 age boatea
1 teaipoon lemon juiea
teaipoon salt
Daah ot cayanno
, Cut celery in pieces three or
four- inches in length. Blanch
them In cold water to which a
little lemon juice or vinegar has
been added. Parboil them 10 min
utes. Drain, chill and dip in the
thick cold white sauee and when
they are . well covered with the
sauce, dip them in fine bread
crumbs and try them in deep fat
Trotter
Old Dog New Tricks!
Vest Pocket 'Edition'
Clouds Away
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i GIVING TOMORROW -ANT
THE PARTY IS FORi POOR, LITTLE
KIDS
WHEN MY
&RAND -
WWW Wl l
YDU TO CALL UP
K AND PRETEND
to a golden brown. Berve with
rashers of crisp bacon. .
Mrs. Fay Black
1S09 N. Commercial
Cream of Vegetable Soup ;
8 taaapooas batter
1 H tablespoon corn starch
: X tablatpoon onion, minced
- Salt aa pepper
' I eapa milk - ' . , s
1 cop cooked, diced celery
H eap cooked, diced carrots
. np cooked pea - i
Melt butter, stir In corn starch
and cook 2 minutes. Add season
ing and milk. Stir until smooth
and thick, Add vegetables and re
beat. ' - .. .
, Mrs. J. R. Alexander
' '-. . Aumsville, Ore.
Celery Creole
1
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3
tableapooaa finely chopped onion
tablespoon hotter '
teaspoons finely chopped green pep
per cop canned tomatoes
44 COD boilinc- vater-
teaspoon: salt t
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LOOK NICE! GUESS
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GAME TOO LONG
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TO QUIT!
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LUNCH
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Pat celery In a saucepan with!
boiling water and boil 10 minutes -or
nntil tender. Melt butter, add
onion, salt and pepper and cook
slowly 5 minutes. Stir in toma
toes, add celery and cook the en
tire mixture 10 or 15 minute
longer. ..-
Ellen Robins
171 N. Church
' ..
Orchard Heights MrTand Mrs.
W. 8. Kirk of Pasco, Wash., par
ents of Mrs. Ray Barker, were
guests for 10 days at the Barker
home. They went from here to
Ojal, near Hollywood, Cal., where
they will visit other relatives.
Porch Box Falls
On Child; Kills
ALBANY, Ore., May 80.
Jerry, five-year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Killian of Al
bany, was fatally injured today
when a porchbox at the home of
a neighbor became dislodged and
fell on his head.
His neck was broken and he
died soon after being taken to a
hospital. . .
CLIFF STERRETT
By WALT DISNEY
MR. FOOZLE !
THE FUN IS
ALL
YOURS !
By SEGAR
BRANDON WALSH
PLEASE MAKE THE DAY
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KNOW POOR. KIPS PONT
HAVE MUCH PARTIES -AN
IT'S A GAROEM PARTY-
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By JIMMY MURPHY
FORGIVE ME FOR
LAUAHIN CASPER , BUT
THE CLOSEST YOU EVER
CAMEJN CONTACT
WITH A PUBLIC OFFICER
WAS WHEN THAT COP
AVE YOU A TICKET
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