PAG II TWELVE
The OREGON STATESMAN.' Salem. Oregon, .Friday Morning March 24,' 1939
Bridge Luncheons
Are Arranged by
Hrs. Jennings
Mrs. James H. Jennings is
entertaining with a series of
smartly arranged spring parties
this month. The first was held
a wMk ago, the second on Wed
nesday and the third is planned
for next Wednesday.
One o'clock luncheons were
erred with contract in play dur
ing the afternoon. The rooms
were festive with bouquets ot
daffodils. violets, -orsythia and
spring blossoms. The tables were
centered with nosegays of - vio-
' letS.: . ,' , - . .
For the first party eo'sts were
Mrs. Elmer McKee,. Mrs. Charles
Gabriel, Mrs. Clio Cashatt, Mrs.
Harold Phillippe, Mrs. Ira L.
Darby, Mrs. Ralph Allen. Mrs.
Albert C Smith, Mra. A. E. Ut
Ipt Mrs C L..Blodgett, Mrs.
W.E. Hanson, Mrs. David Wright,
Mrs. Ralph Mercer. Mrs, D. X.
Beechler, Mrs. ieo uioson, an.
LTman McDonald and Mrs. Carl
Gnenther. w .!., v-.-
Bridge Luncheons .j.
On 1 Wednesday covers were
placed ' for Mrs. A. E. Ullman,
Mrs. Glenn . Paxson. Mrs; Saul
Janx, Mrs. George 'Rhoten. Mrs.
Edwin E. Thomas, Mrs Kenneth
Murdoch. Mrs. Estill Brunk, Mrs.
i'W'
Hoar,
Mrs. Clifton
Mudd, Mrs.' Oscar
Cutler, Mrs. Ralph Wirth, Mrs.
George R. IK. Moorhead, Mrs.
Miller B. Hayden anc Mrs. Otto
Hoppes." , .1 :J--v-,
Invited guests for next Wed
nesday . are , Mrs.. A. C. Gragg,
Mrs. Lester Neuman. Mrs. Phil-
Hp Barrett, Mrs. Harris Lists,
Mrs. Carl -Emmons.. Mrs. John
, Beakey, 'Mrs. Geoige Hoffman,
Mrs. XK . ' WBiwd, jrw. iu.
B. Gabriel,- Mrs.' George - Nelson,
Jlrs. Richard ' ' 'AV- Meyer, i Mrs.
John Brady,-- Mrs. B. E. Owen,
I Mr.. R. H ": Kanndv. and Mrs.
Leif vBergsrik.
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IVIiss McKay to Be Feted :
On Birthday.
I. Miss Mary Lon -McKay, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs, Douglas Mcr
Kay, will be honored on the oc
casion of Jter 1 2th birthday to
day, between the hours of 4 and
7 o'clock with a . dinner served
following, several' hours of games.'
Mrs. McKay will 'be assisted by
Miss Mary Ross Holts and Miss
Shirley McKay. "Snow White and
the Seven Dwarfs" will be used
In the table decorations. V
Guests will be Miss Mary Lou
McKay, Miss Janet waidron, Miss .
Ruth Larsen, Miss Sarah - -Ann
ohiing.. Miss Pauy viesko. Miss
jane Acton, miss janet uioson,
Mlaa Janet Riles. Miss Ruth Mov.
nlhan. Miss Charlotte Alexander,
mm Smith, if las . Barbara'
May; Miss Madeline Keene, Miss
Mary Ann Crolsan, Miss Joyce
Reeves and Miss Shirley Kennedy.
' Salem friends of Mrs. Nora
Card Miller of " Portland, and
mother of Mrs, Walter Spaulding,
will be Interested to learn that
she has left tor Pasadena, Calif,
to visit with' her son-in-law and
daughter,
Pauling -t
Dr. and Mrs. Linua ,
(Ata' Helen Miller). "
Mrs. Pauling is a former Salem
girl and Dr. and Mrs. Pauling
are leaving in June on a lecture
tour in EuropeJC-'t'V
EVERY FAMILY GOES FOR
THIS QUICK SAVORY MEAL
Ever-ready, ever-welcome
Cooked Spaghetti is a favorite
quick-feast the country overt Heinz
cooks it;to just the right degree of
tenderness sauces it with a savory
blend of special Heinz tomatoes,
nippy cheese and racy spices. Serve
some for lunch soon and use it to
dress up plain leftovers!
C00KCO :
SPAGHETTI
The Original Yellow Front Drug
end Candy Special Store
75c 5-FL
Bath -Spray;:
Fits all faucets
- 50c Penslar : ;
.Sodium ;
Perborate
For mouth wash or
- tooth powder. ..
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With This AJt
CLUB CALENDAR
Friday, March 4
Woman's Bible class First
Methodist church with Mrs.
Oren Stratton, . 95S . Belmont
street, 2 p. m.
Barbara Frietchle Tent, No.
2, Daughters of Union Vet
erans of Civil War meet at
WCTU hall, 8 p.m.
i THCSOay, Aiarrn -o
Salem Women's Press club :
th Mrs. Don Upjohn. l 4
with
S. Liberty street.
Dessert luncheon.
1:3 pm.
- Books to aid music appreciation
have been added to- the Salem
nnhlt Hhrarv, Amour the recent
acquigiUons are "What to Listen
for in Mlc Dy Copland. "What
We Hear ta Music" by Faulkner.
"Listening to Music
and "Music Is My
by Moore
Faith" by
Mannes. "My Wife and I" by Ho-
mer is an interesting account of
the lives or Louise homer ana dence for members of her bridge
her husband, the famous compos- "dub. Several hours of contract
er. will be in play following the lun-
The appearance and usefulness. cneon hour,
of the music room has been great- Guests will be Mrs. Harley
i i ...j v. ,v,A .AAtinn ,-
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grand piano willed to the library
by Joy Turner Moses. The ex
cellent music - collection included
in the bequest is being cataloged
and will soon be placed in the mu
sic room.
Birthday Party Will
"Xl mu, " .V .
Honor Jimmy. Allen
. ; : -r . -. - ,
v; Mrs. ? Reynolds AUen is enter- ;
tainlng " with a delightful . inf or-
mal party thU afternoon at her
Nnrtk - rhnrjh irMt.hnm for
the pleasure ot the first birthday -
of her son, Jimmy lay." A' group
bf mothers and. their young chil- ;y- . ram r i, iucu cair
dren have been bidden to attend. " has announced her captains
RefreshmenU wlU v be served "d chairmen. Mrs. J. H. Turn
late in the afternoon and bou- bull is director of sales and the'
quets of spring blossoms wlir be captains areJ Mrs. William Taw,
" festive about the 'rooms. " ' . " Mrs.- Frank Marshall, Mrs, Walter
Honoring Jimmy Jay, , will be Spalding, Mrs, Merle Travis, Mrs..
Mrs. Robert Herrall and Linda, James Fisher; Mrs.' Frankr Jirak,
'Mrs. ' Eugene Tupke-- and Jean Mrs.i Leon Brown, Mrs. John A."
Ann; Mrs. Robert "Joseph and Olson, Mrs. Jennie .Bartlett,.Mrs.
ssssi ss,fss he:
Bobby; and Billy, Mrs. Thomas
Mrs." Alden Adolfh and Shirley
Ann. Mrs. Homer L. Gou let and
PhUHp, , Mrs. Leon Perry and
Miss Margaret Wagner.
Reserve Officers Wives
-
feted on Wednesday
. .
A group of the Reserve OIH-
cers Wives met informally for
dinner Wednesday - night " at
Schneider's dinlnz room. Later
bridge was in play at the home
of Mrs. Verne diller. Assisting
hostesses were Mrs. Homer L.'
Goulet and Mrs. William Ham
mond. Mrs. Robert Herrall was an
additional guest and others pres
ent were Mrs, Keni.eth Dalton,
Mrs. John - H. - flagley, Jr., - M rs:
George- W. Ritteman, Mrs. Robert
Taylor, Mr. LabanT SteejeS, Mrs.
Francis Wade, Mrs. Chester
Fritz,' ' Mrs. - Ward Davis. Mrs. .
Reynolds Allen. Mrs. Homer L.
Goulet, Mrs. William H. Ham
mond and Mrs. Verne Miller.
Heinz
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Ui-LadLiU
PRICES FRIDAY; SATURDAY; THROUGH MONDAY
in Salem
Hot Water : ncatearate
" w v ; High quality Penslar
I : Kottle T' 25c size.' j?;
With This Adv..'..: v; "'. . lwith This Adv-
LenonDrops? li (ciostoiit) :r.
Frhr tasty cand. Fountain PcHS
4 . . Q r " - $1.50 values. ;
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Pounds or More ' V )
Friday and Satarday . y CUs
S'CDCBUCBtfy
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Hostesses Fete
Matrons Todav
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X ISriClgC
Mrs. Thomas B. JCay has bid
den members of the O. T. club
to a smartly arranged luncheon
today at Godfrey's with an after
noon of contract to follow at the
Kay home on East Washington :
street. Mrs. Charles Gray will
be an additional guest
Those invited are Mrs. John
L. Rand, Mrs. U. G. Shipley, Mrs.
Charles Robertson, Mrs. Frank
Spencer, : Mrs. Russell Catlln.
Mrs. Frank Snedeco. Mrs. Sey
mour Jones, lira. Reuben P.
Boise, Mrs. George A. White,
Mrs. Homer Joulet, sr., Mrs.
Joseph Beverldge and Mrs. Frank
Benson.
. Mrs. Annnsen Hostess "
Mrs. Fred. S. Anunseh will
preside at a 1 o'clock luncheon
toda. at br yte street regi-
..... ivi
nou, nn. asavia wrigui, jars.
Elmer Daue, Mrs. O. A. Olson,
Mrs. Eric Butler. Mrs. Claire
Vibbert, Mrs. Leon : Gleason, '
Mrs. Mose Adams, - Mrs. F. G.
DeLano; Mrs. Elijah Kurtz, Mrs.
Ray Tocom and Mrs. Fred Anun
sen. v- , - -
e -
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Auxiliary Plans Sales
n n
Vi ir oppiea
'
Further plans of the Poppy
committee of the American Legion
oeen; progressing ;
readiness for the. sale In laU-
-skis rssr as: -
Harold Perkins, .Mrs. Phillip Cor
-Arnold Krueger, Mrs.. Richard
Meyers. Mrs. Martha Brady and
Mrs. Gladys Mason.
The advance contact will be In Haulers '
charge of Mrs. Leon Brown; ra
dio, Mrs. Don Madison; speakers, The Nebraska ladies auxiliary
Mrs. Walter Zosel; -Junior auxil-met at the home ot Mrs. L. L
. iary,- Mrs. James Fisher, and Mrs. Flathers on Wednesday for the
Leif. Bergsvik; window' display,
Mrs. Stanley Krueger; .mncneon,
Mrs. A. M. Johnson: office and
tables; Mrs. William Myers; din-
ner, Mrs. Gustavo Erikson; publi-
city, Mrs. AusUn Wilson.
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Recital Features
Piano Pupils
StudenU ot Mrs. Jessie F. Bush
will be presented in recital tonight
and Miss Ina Bennett.
The pro-
gram includes:
Elf and Firy
Blacksmith
Tomblinf Clowni..
Fairy Faotatepa.
Kut uarDe
..George HaWertoa
; Pegfy Pazaoa
Walta ia A alat ...
Pixie Biding Horseback
......Ruth Adr.oa
a tonoui omTJ I cro n aimer
Wood N ymphi Harp
Tumble eea
Pauline Miller
Wake With the Dawn Leoneorallo
She Nerer Told Her Love ...... JJaydn
Bird Raptures .. -.. ...Schneider
. , Elva Singleton, Toiee . ,t , ., . J; ,
Ina Bennett,-piano
To a Water Lily
Knight Rupert
By a Meadow Brook
Gigne
Raindrops'.
Second Mainrka
Bustling of Spring...
Barbara Rieketti
Glenna Walker
Jacqueline Judd
Varjorie Boatman
Mrs. Robins Hostess
On. Thursday
Mrs. A. E. Robins was hostess
w.menoen;m u "r""V"
cidd ai ner Boaui anrcn iireei
home Thursday afternoon. The
afternoon" hoars were spent In
formally and : tea was served by
the hostess. --
The guests were Mrs. Edwin
Viesko, Mrs. Knight Fearcy, Mrs.
William Mott, Mrs. Robert Board
man, Mrs. Chester A. Downs, Mrs.
David Bennett Hill, Mrs. Michael
Pant. Mrs. Carl W, Emmons,
Mrs.. Oliver ' Huston and Mrs.
Robins.
Members of the Amaranth
sewing club met on Wednesday
with Mrs. Paul Miller. Mrs. J.
Vinton Scott gave a travelogue
on the South Sea Islands.: Mem-
bers of the club who were pres
ent were Mrs. A. A. Taylor, Mrs.
Evereatt Booster, Mrs. Albert
Boock, Mrs. Malcolm McDonald,
Mrs. F. E. Mercer, Mrs. George
Lane and Mrs. George Tucker.
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"I woald say the first sign of middle age is- whea. yo notice that your
t . . . r. . shoes last longer!1 .
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Beware, then girls of folldwlng np the Victorian picture you strive
for, .with .Victorian ideas of feminine inactivity! Thank goodness,
huge modern strides and a rapid pace are granted in superfluous
measure by these spinning skirts. The one on the left descends from
. a black. silk crepe. basque bodice. White Valenciennes lace, edging
; collar and tab all down the front,
eve. Periwinkle bine Is back, with
..t.
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Tri--elro Wnmpn M :V. S
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business meeting and social hour,!
Members present were: . Mes-;
dames Gertrude Van Houdenos; 1
a. I DaMoude, E. N. DeHut, Edna !
Gilkey. Otto Erthum. R. M. Cham-
Ders, R. E. Abernathy, Blanche j
Stuart, E. 0. Axelson, JL. E. Da-i
genhardt, Lura Tandy. Clara Mc-
Derby, A. P. Milsom, R. C. Erick-
son, Clyde FarleyAura Williams,
W. W. Rolof son, WillUm
vr loa mt1 Vnaooll Hot
R.hTft- TeMllf. gnann. Hamr
vwtr, Addi-
V . Mm Ttftrnthv ThflniTiMin.
w . i.l.M''Un R: M.1)nm.
gardner and Mrs. Ben Walter. The;
wIU meet with Mr8. Edna
Gilkey jm April 26.
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Bridal Shower Honors
Miss Mayhill
"A bridal shower and dinner
were givea to Miss Audrey May-
hill on Wednesday night. -Present;
were Mrs. J. Verdleck, Mrs. B.
Baker, Mrs. Charles L. Taylor,!
Miss Verla Hill, Miss June Gard-i
ner, Mrs. Grace Swanson, Mrs.
LaRa Hyde, Mrs. Gladys smith, the rooms win oe Mrs. u. J. ro
Mrs. Ora JohnBton, Mrs. Ada Gra-1: gelquist, Mrs. Ward C. Davis, Mrs.
ber, Miss Mildred Sherman, Miss Robert Fromm, and Virginia Tom
Rozelle Mason, Mrs. K. McCarroll, kins. Interested public is Invited.
Mrs. Gilbert Anderson, Miss Tnel-
ma Strand, Miss -Eileen WUson,
Mrs. Bernice Kitchen, Mrs. Flor
ence Kumler. Miss . Katherlne
Sharpnack. Miss Evelyn MUlikan.
- m,nl r - uM nlfai'
Lady, Mrs. Sne Rudie, Mrs. Alice
Welch, Miss Arlene . Mof f it, Mrs. '
Marlon Lais, Miss Vivian Ash
ford, v. ':. V !
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Holts are
entraining today for a three;
weeks trip which will take them
to Chicago, St. Louis and Lin-
coin, Nebraska. Enroute home
they will ro to San Francisco
and view the Golden Gate Expo-
sition. ' : rs, Mrs. Delia Schellberg, Mrs.
: - 1 Alma Thompson, Mrs. Roy Was-
A dancing; party will be spon,.am nfeharrl Van Pelt. Mrs.
sored by the Klngwood American
Legion on Saturday night at the
hall on Parkway drive in West
Salem. On the cemmittee are
Mr. Emmett Dickson. Mr. Wil
liam Reed, Mr. George Barn ess
and Mr. Gene Diets. The public
Is invited. . :
135 N. COMMERCIAL
PHONES 5197-7023
Agents Penslar Remedies
in Marion County
- 50c Penslar "
Cough Syrup
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With This Adv. , . I
. r Caramels a :
Milk pr dark . chocolate r
coatins:.t Wholesome.' OurU
prices are right because,:
we buy in quantity 1
2S?b; ;
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I7omen' Editor-
add frosting so appetising to tne
side gathers (right) in the skirt
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For LeRoy Gray
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Gray were
hosts at a surprise party tor their
son LeRoy on the occasion of his
birthday, at their home on Wed-
nesday night, cards were m piay
during the evening.
Guests Included Mr. and Mrs.
AI win Weickert ot Silverton, Mr.
Alfred Lorraine, Mr. and Mrs. A.
n Barton. Miss Faye Edglngton,
LeRoy Gray, Miss Yvonne Gray,
Mr. Carvel Leighton. Mr. Robert
A.Brown.
V;i: Ch,J.n. Will nA
' oauW t,
The Thomas Violin and Piano
studio will present a group ot stu-
aents in recuai saiuraay, s o ciock
at the resident studio, 553 States
man street. Those appearing will
be Margie Lettekin, Norma Foster,
Ally Mazine Werner, Beverly Mat
ison, Arline Fromm, Jiminey
Fleck, Margaret Minniman, Monte
Davis, Elsie Walker, Liona Belle
Wallace, Lillian Olson, Roger Fo-
celauist. Doris Schmidt, Oscar
Minniman, Ernestine Loveland,
Jean Pence, Betty Auer, Margie
McDowell, Louise Aubry, Rutbyn
Thomas, and Francis Schmidt.
Assisting in receiving and about
Mrs. Barker Honors
KCKT Members
Mrs. Fred Barker was hostess
to members of the KCKT club
Thursday afternoon at her home
on North Cottage street. The
rooms were decorated with daf
fodils and the tea table was cen
tered with a bouquet of spring
flowers in the pastel shades. Mrs.
A. A. Graber assisted the hostess.
Those present were Mrs. Ray
. Clark, Mrs. E. J. Donnell, Mrs.
A. A. Graber, Mrs. Hattie Given,
Mrg Nellie Knox, Mrs. Mary Rog
' Townsend and Mrs. Fred
n.v
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. Miss Frances Pabst waa host
ess at a shower fo Miss Alma
Hoyt on. Tuesday. Bidden were;
the Misses Elsie Eschleman, Ma
bel Rowland, Delphia Kerber,
Dona Ritchie, Helen Willwert,
Hilda Shoesmlth, Elisabeth Wil
liamson, Elsie Zimmerman, Rita
MaePherson, Margaret Reynolds,
Marjorie Prnitt, Etfie Lorenx,
Amelia Bolton. Yvonne Bolton,
Riv Davidson, June Wallace,
Sybil Roberts, Ellen Moore, Alta
Kellogg. Laura Beecroft, Dora
Pabst, Ruth Epps, Lucille Turn-
blison, Catherine Friedland and
Mrs. George Lane.
iumm' rn nanHC ktder ot
the - advanced photoLTaphlc and I
tcamp cookery 4 H tlcb of Middle
Grove, entertained members of
the group on Wednesday, Mrs.
' Wayne D. Harding explained
projects to be exhibited at the
: spring fair. .Later Kay Barket
gave a photographic report.. The
camp cookery, clnb discussed
'meals to be served soon.
DAPHNEG,' CAMELTLiAO
Advise Planting Fruit and Nut Trees Now ; -
GLAD BULBS PRBIROSES . ; . ;
.: Free Landscape Estimates jU--
lu?fnxtef-Uim6x4-
24S Court St. ' . " -. . Open Sunday 10 A. M. to" 2 P. II.
Rice Ring Holds Curried
O
Egg Mixtures .
When hot fried rice ring Is
turned oat on an attractive plat
ter. Is filled with carried eggs, and
surrounded by fresh or canned as
paragus stalks, it's as good as it is
handsome.
FRIED RICE RING '
cup butter
1 cup rice :
2 cups boiling water f
1 teaspoon salt
Coow raw rice slowly In butter
until golden trown, stirring -i fre-
Qnently. Add water. Cover closely
and cook slowly until tender.
about. IS minutes. Remove cover.
Add salt and continue cooking un
til dry. Press into a ring mold to
shape. ' "
CURRIED EGGS
,1 tablespoons butter
2 tablespoons minced onion
U cup flour ... , V
1 tablespoon curry powder ,
- 1 teaspoon salt . . f
Dash of cayenne
1 enp irradiated e v a p o rated
milk
' ... 1 cup liquid' from asparagus,' or
water. . - f .:
I hard cooked eggs
Cook onion slowly in the butter
about 6 minutes. Stir in
uour
slowly, then .'the curry powder,
salt and cayenne. Add milk and
liquid from asparagus. Cook un
til thickened. Add bard cooked
eggs, which have been sliced.
t ? i n i . m i
Xai8ea UOUgnmilS lonpea
With Maple Icing"
Raised doughnuts .with maple
icing are a real treat when made
from this recipe:
i RAISED DOUGHNUTS WITH
- . MAPLE ICING
1 . cups milk
4 cups flour .
. 1 cake compressed yeast
cup sugar
t tablespoons batter
: 1 egg. beaten .
1 teaspoon salt
. .Scald milk and cool to luke
warm. Crumble yeast - and add
with 1 tablespoon ot the sugar to
the" milk; stir until dissolved. Add
1 cups of the flour and ; beat
well. Cover and let rise In a warm
place about 1 hour. Cream butter
and remaining sugar; add i egg,
and salt, and add to yeast mixture.
Add remaining flour and place In
well greased bowl. Cover and let
rise In warm place for about 1 Vi
hours. When raised, turn out on
floured board and roll ' Inch
thick. Cut with doughnut cutter:
place on floured board and let rise
In warm place for about 1 hour.
Fry in deep fat until golden brown
and done, turning once. Drain.
Makes about 2 dosen dough
nuts. Ice while hot with thin con
fectioner's sugar Icing flavored
nt nlnrof with mania
Peppers Stuffed to Make
Party Dish, ,
Though peppers are more abun
dant in markets now, not so much
so that one wants them frequent
ly for the whole main dish. There's
always interest in. a stuffed pep
per for a main dish when some
thing dressy is on the menu pro
gram. Try this:
SALMON STUFFED PEPPERS
Mix with mayonnaise, 1 pound
cooked salmon. 1 cups of chop
ped fabbage, cup chopped
sweet1 pickles, 1 cup chopped pea
nuts, dash of cayenne, salt to
taste. Serve in small green pepper
cups, parboiled, garnish with pim
entoes. Will serve 10 people,
a
Onions Give French
Tang to Carrots
Onions combine with carrots to
give Interesting flavor to this
much used but favorite vegetable.
CARROTS, FRENCH STYLE
cup cooked carrots.
1 small onion
Salt and pepper i '
1 tablespoon butter. '
Place carrots in . skillet. Add
thinly sliced onion, seasonings and
butter. Cook until onions are ten
der and serve hot.
Gloves for spring are keyed to
shoe colors, for the trend Is to en
sembles that feature a contrast
ot two or three shades. Important
In glove and' shoe leathers are;
Wine shades ot claret and' red
burgundy; reddish tans of Japon
lca and terra cotta; - brownish
tones ot mahogany and caramel;'
bright blues of marine and Pari
sian. . '
Menben of the Book 'and.
Thimble club met at the home ot
Mrs. Eay Lacey on Thursday;
with Mrs. D.' Williams and Mrs..
J. Gililand assisting.: Others; pres
ent were Mrs. L. F. Frown, Mrs.
H. A. Hotte, Mrs. Ross Damrell,
Mrs. Charles Adams, Mrs. Ji -HU1,
Mrs. Albert Isaack, Mrs.
Charles Hathaway, Frs. Charles
Swarts, Mrs. J. . McCarthy,1 Mrs.
gorwl Gjeasoni K. Mo bley
Mrs. O- Diets Mrs. J. Hall and
Fred KW'J-
. A. - ;
Itra, Virgil Seztom is entertain.
lng ' informally today for the
pleasure of members of her club.
.To relieve distxeas-.rub
. throat; chest, back with ,
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FishFavored
ForSpring
Menus -
ThrM twritMta. kind to the bad-
et r these fish snggestlons. The
flr nana A9 tilA MlHTT. tn
first uses dear old celery, the
second nsee flaked salmon, - and
the third la an artistic appearing
and wholly delicious sandwich.
BAKED FISH WITH LEMOSy
CELERY STUFFING
3 cups bread cubes
H cup chopped celery
M cup chopped green pepper;
cup chopped stuffed olives
1 teaspoons salt
teaspoon pepper
1 tablespoon lemon Juice
H cup hot water '
4 cup melted butter
2-pound fish.' -Combine
all Ingredients except
fish. Staff fish with stuffing mix
ture and .fasten fish with skewers.
Place on cheesecloth and bake in
moderate oven (350 degrees) 1M
hours. Serve wltb sauce made by
beating X egg yolks and 2 table-
lP,l.lcv0,?J'!Jn 1 cups
SALMON SAVORY ROLL-UPS
2. caps flour. -- . . - -
teaspoon salt
3 teaspoons baking powder'
2 to 4 tablespoons , shortening
to cap milk v
Flaked salmon. -
&Hi together flour, salt and
hnkinr nawiltr C.nt op rnK In
or
shorteninx. Add. milk to make a
soft dougbr stirring Just, enough
to make Ingredients hold togeth-
er. Turn out on lightly floured
board, knead gently for a half
minute. Roll out dough inch
thick and cut In strlos 3 inches
wide Spread with flaked salmon
seasoned wtth lemon Juice or nan-
or pap
rika, boh lengthwise. Cut In 3-
inch slices. Place close together
In ungteased baking pan; Brush
with melted butter. Bake in hot
oven 4 45a degrees) 10 to lSjnin-
nies. rresn ' spinach and whole
kernel - corn are tasty vegetable
accompaniments for Savory Roll
Ups. TUNA FISH SALAD SANDWICH
(Individual serving.)
TJnsliced bread
1 hard cooked egg
cup flaked tuna fish
eup diced celery "
2 tablespoosu mayonnaise
Butter
Parsley.
Trim crusts from bread and
slice lengthwise. Cut egg in small
pieces and mix with tuna fish,
celery and mayonnaise. Chop par
sley and cream together with but
ter. Spread lightly on bread. Pile
salad filling lightly Into center
of slice. Bring the ends over the
filling. Fasten with toothpicks.
Wrap In waxed paper and store
in cool place until ready to serve.
Remove toothpicks, decorate with
radishes and sprigs of parsley.
Apples Join Pork in
TV tlioli
UllXilCl JJISU
Apples are spiced to accompany
a dish of leftover pork.
BAKED PORK SLICES '
. , Pork, left .from a roastjjnay. be
made into an attractive booking
and delicious tasting dish if spiced
with Imagination and mustard.
Cut pork into slices about one
third of an Inch thick, season with
salt and pepper and spread light
ly with prepared mustard. Place
in a baking dish, and cover with
a sauce made from one cup of
leftover graVy, one-half cup of
currant jelly, and one tablespoon
of lemon juice. Cut tart apples
into quarters, remove cores and
sprinkle with cinnamon and sugar.
Cook with the meat slices In a
moderate oven until apples are
lightly browned.
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Fresh asparagus
Relishes
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OYSTERS NORFOLK
enp hot boiled rice
Vt Bint oysters
Vt cup white sauce
Butter
Battered bread crumbs
Cover bottom of a buttered
oven dish with hot boiled rice,
cover with oysters, pour over a
white sauce, dot with butter and
season to taste. Then repeat.
Cover the top with buttered bread
crumbs and bake in a hot oven,
400 degrees, for a ha:t hour.
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Another Macaroni Mix
Bakes in Oven
There are many many formulas
another but it's good, and a sim-
for macaroni combinations, here is
pie one to make.
MACARONI AND TOMATO
. AU GRATIN
2 tablespoons butter
3 cups macaroni, cooked'
cup milk
1 can condensed tomato soup'
4 cup grated cheese
- Melt butter in saucepan and add
the cooked macaroni. Heat well
and then add the milk. Cook the
macaroni In the butter and milk
until all liquids have been ab-
sorbed by the macaroni. Then add
the tomato soup and grated
cheese. Heat, until the cheese is
well melted and the flavors
blended; Serves 6-8.
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Stuffed Olives Give
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Color to UreSSing .
Pepper and celery combine with
stuffed olives to be added to may
onnaise for a good dressing to
serve on vegetable salads. The
stuffed olives give spicy flavor and
attractive color.
OLIVE MAYONNAISE
1 cup mayonnaise
1 tablespoon finely chopped
green pepper
2 tablespoons finely chopped
celery
hi cup chopped staffed olives.
Mix ingredients in order given
and serve well chilled on vegeta
ble salads.
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