Uonsiit Program
For Art Center . .
On April 24 ,
A benefit program' for the Sa
lem Art Center will be held - on
Monday night. April 24 at the
senior high school according to an
nouncement by the committee In
charge. Each school in the city Is
contributing to the art center
drive which U being held this
' spring. .
:' A Tarled -and in teres tin r pro-
- - ,. tll
feature the Salem high school
tehorus of CO Tolces under the di
rection of Miss Lena Belle Tartar.
the Philharmonic choir of WH
- lamette university under .the- dl-
. . ' A n ......... af
- shall, the Willamette university
Wring orchestra directed Dy ner
ard Baron, a spring ballet en-
etudlo, and Esthel Benner, pianist,
who will also play the new dyna-
;lone." " -v,' .
- The committee -arranging ine
program Includes Miss Carmeiita
Barquist, Miss Esther Wilcox,
Miss Lena Belle Tartar, Mrs. Ger
trude Schialer, Mr. Norborne Ber
keley and Mrs. William Everett
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Daughters of Nile Meet
For Luncheon Monday
The Salem Daughters of the
Kile club met at the Masonic
temple Monday with luncheon at
Henry and Mrs.' D. X. Beechler.
The group did sewing and Quilt
ing (or the children of the Shrine
hosnltal. - ' "
April 27 has been set as the
date 'for the annual benefit card
party to be given by the Salem
group and win be held in the
ballroom of the Masonic temple.
Mrs. v W. J. . Llljequist Is - the
general chairman.
The. Salem Nile members will
"le hostesses for a luncheon on
May - 1 in compliment to Mrs.
Marguerite Rowell, queen of
' Nrdia temnle. - and her officers
at the Masonic temple. Mrs. J. O.
Russell and Mrs. Lawrence ,Lls
t e r a r e In cha rge of the
luncheon.
Present at the Monday
luncheon were . Mrs. W. J. Lll-
equist, Mrs. A, C. Smith, Mrs.
avld Wright, Mrs. Frank Loose,
Mrs; Bert Flack, Mrs. J. O. Rus-
seix, Mrs. A. o. Hunt, Mrs. Eth
el Nlles, Mrs. Adolph Bombeck,
Mrs. John Imlah, Mrs. Lawrence
Lister, Mrs. Paul H. Hauser, Mrs.
Meade Pettevs. Mrs. C. C. Gab
riel and Mrs. Dare Johns of
'Stayton.
. Delegates Elected to
Grand Lodge Session
At the regular lodge session
Monday night, the Rebekah lodge
elected as delegates to attend the
grand lodge session In May:
Yvonne 'Smith, Christina Cladek,
Bessie Edwards, Anna Hunsaker,
and Ida Hochstetler. The alter
nates are Cora Van Pelt, Evelyn
Naderman, Jessie Moored, Lora
Groves and Mabel Gardner. Ida
Hochstetler received the recom
mendation for district donntrnrpiu
Ident.
t-I The April birthday committee
presented a program of vocal se
' lections by Miss Ailene Moored,
accompanied by Miss Gladys Ed
gar; readings by Mrs. Laura
Noyes; and those who wished
Slaved PfitnMA ihWlrara Ttfi-Ati
ments were served bv the commit
tee at a late hour. The team cap
tain asks all of the team members
to be present next Monday night
as the Initiatory degree will be
conferred.
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The regular monthly meeting
of the Missionary society of the
First Christian church will be
held In the church parlous .t
2 o'clock Thursday. A special
wlf start m Kaa a mro.Jt -
ttlA TtvA-V .1 sta sawliia Vf t - -
tie Mitchell will be the guest
sneaker and fi ,nM n v.
, "Easter ' in Africa." All women
of the church; are Invited to
attend. -
Oak Tree Shorn
sro. a. j. Dcnnrun(
"I SOLA ACRE3 - PH." 5730
' EASTER GIFTS
I Mixed bedding plants In flats
5 '.. - on order.' ".
ALL'OF THE TIUE
f Iron rife
Yeej ces operate Irearite
fuHy tb first time yea' try. '.There
re im ceeiflkated ejadgote r
- levert. Touch the boo control eed
Iroarite start. A secoed toecli and
r H stops. Heeds are free at tunos
to quMe tke ejonaests or Set work
throve; li tho rod. Iroarite l the
ONLY. lreor menafecrurod with
TWO OPEN EN0S.:.meUoj it
easy te Iroa
fMfseaH with
aht aad loft
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'JUL-. l
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CLUB CALENDAR
Wednesday, April 5
Mayflower - Guild of first
Congregational church - - with '
Mrs. Charles Strlcklin, 21
North 20th, 2 p.m.
W. H. M. 8. of First Metho
dist church ' In Carrier Room,
2: IS p. a., - luncheon stady ...
class. 12 p. m.. In kitchen, ex-
ecutlve board. l:4S'p. tn.
- !- Royal Neighbors Sewing
clsb, covered dish luncheon,
t Fairgrounds cabin. ,
1 Salem Dakota club, at Episco
pal parish house, : 1 0 p.m., ,
covered dish dinner.
South division. Woman's an-
Ion, First ; Congregational
church, with Mrs. Joe peck, 422
South High street, 2 p.m. '
South Division First Presby
terian church with Mrs. Lewis:
Judson, 1000 Judson street, S
p.m.
Nebraska club,' Cherry City
hall, 8p.m. ,
AAUW literary group with
Mrs. Dwight Lear. SS5 North
:20th street, f: 45 p. m.
Carnation club with Mrs.
E. O. Ze 11. 1195 North 14th
street, 1p.m.
Tbvraday, April 0
KCKT club with Mrs. Ray
Clark, 1495 North .Commercial
street, 2 p. m. - '
Kingwood American Legion
auxiliary, with Mrs. Gene Diets
on North Fifth r-treet. 1 p. m.
Raphateiians with Mrs. Tlnk-.
ham Gilbert, South High street.
.2:10 p- m.
Fruitland Women's club with
Mrs. Stewart, 2 p. m.
Merry Mlnglers with Mrs.
Ray Olsen, Rt. 7, 1:20 p. m.
. Liberty Woman's club with,
Mrs. Ed Jory, 425 Hoyt street,
1p.m.
Missionary society of First
Christian church meet in church
parlors, 2 p. m.
Friday, April T
Englewood Woman's club
' with Mrs. A. R. Tartar, route
7, 2 p. m.
Juveniles of Neighbors of
Woodcraft, Easter party, 4 p.m.
at Fraternal temple.
Hal Hlbbard auxiliary at Ar
mory, 2 p.m.
Unitarian Women's Alliance,
with Mrs. Roy Wassam, 1045
North Capitol street, 2:30
o'clock.
West Side circle, Jason Lee
church with Mrs. Richard
Erickson, North Liberty street,
1:30 p. m.
Saturday, April 8
Salem Caledonian club cov
ered dish dinner, 6:30, Salem
Woman's club.
Monday, April 10
Pro-America meet at Marion
hotel, 2:30 p. m.. Marine room.
Spring Dance to
Be Given by
Junior Club
Announcement is being made
that Saturday, April 22 has been
set as the date for the annual
spring dance to be given by mem
bers of the Salem Junior Wom
. an's club. Members of the younger
set are anticipating this annual
affair with a number planning to
attend.
The dance, will be semi-formal
and -will be held at Hazel Green
from 10 to 1 o'clock. Bob Mitchell
and his orchestra from Portland
have been engaged to play for
dancing. The spring garden motif
will be used in the decorations
about the hall.
Mrs. Delbert Schwabbauer heads
the directorate arranging the
dance and assisting are Miss Willa
Ames, Miss Doris Unruh, Miss
June Lochridge, Miss Marjorie
Weum, Miss Lucille Berndt and
Mrs. Ralph Steele.
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PEP Club Members
Honored at Dinner
. The regular Monday meeting
of the P.E.P. club was held at
the B. and T. coffee shop in the
banquet room. Later in the eve
ning the group made up a line
party at a downtown theatre.
Those present were Mrs. Agnes
Booth, Mrs. Charlotte Jones,
Miss Margaret Barquist, Mrs.
Graee Sehon,. Mrs. Elsie Car
penter, Miss Carmeiita Barquist.
Mrs. Grace Craig. Mrs. Wayne
Smith and the hostess, Mrs. Jes
sie. Rains. ;.-'vj .-?..!--
A sWm tM -mM hrtmg Inwriit H
ymr sWm or m Itwmttstl oa ytmr
esMs evora. Tir wili sVm Mjartisev'
SALEM
Mrs. Bowers Will -Fete
Matrons at
Dessert Bridge
Mrs. Floyd Bowers has bidden a
group of friends to a smartly ar
ranged party this afternoon at her
home on North 15 th street,
A dessert luncheon will be
served with guests seated at small
tables. . Bouquets of early spring
blossoms In pastel shades will be
need for the decorative note. Sev
eral hours of contract will follow
the luncheon hour. -
Covers will be placed for Mrs.
Charles Feike, Mrs. BJarne Erick
sen, Mrs. Gardner Knapp, Mrs.
Harold Ladd. Mrs. Earl Cooley,
Mrs. Earl McGuire, Mrs. Kenneth
Murdoch, Mrs. Sidney Hoffman,
Mrs. Theodore " R. Paulus, Mrs.
Glenn Paxson, Mrs. William H.
Paulus, Mrs- W. Williams and Mrs.
Floyd Bowers.
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Recorded Program of '
Easter Music
. Music suitable for the week proceeding-
Easter will be played on
the regular weekly concert of re
corded music in the music room of
the Salem publie library this af
ternoon from S to 4.
, Among the numbers to be heard
are the "Good Friday Spell" from
Parsifal and a sacred air attrib
uted to Stradella In 1681 which
will be sung by Enrico Caruso.
The program in the order of
numbers is. as follows:
CboTkla Prluda: Jul. Joy l Xaa't
i Desiring - Bach
. Trass. Lvcian Caillat . . -rhUadelpkis
Orebeitr
Idccb Orauadr, eoadaetor
Pi eta 8ignoi (Lord, Hara Utixj)
: ,. ,, Strsdtlls
Eariee Caruso, tenor
At Haria BaesaOosaoA
Bom PoaseUo, sopraa
yarsital Good rriday 8 pell Wafinr
. Baa Franeiseo sysaphonT
Alfred Herts, eoadaetor
Xiegie . atatsenet
Bosa Ponselle. soprano
Cafalleria Busticana Easter chorus
. . Xascsfsi
If etropolitan Opera chorus
With orchestra, Onihe Setti, conductor
Standard Bearers Hold
Dinner at Lee Home
The standard Bearers of the
tnomr rSr..0 hAU.rl Sel on
State street Monday night for a
,e"r.l?rnf the ?Ini!2
were members of the Jason Lee
Standard Bearers.
A program followed the dinner
hour and included a talk by Miss
Mollle Yard, a missionary, read
lng ,by Miss Velora Williams,
piano solo by Miss Jean Temple-
-ntnc 7.1 " dy n by Mte"
Patty Smith.
Guests present were Mrs. M.
S. Bunnell, supervisor . of the
Jason Lee girls. Miss Velora
Williams, Miss Virginia Gamble,
Miss Rebekah Putnam, Miss Cle
onna Naderman and Miss Muriel
Lindstrom.
Other Tiresent were Mf V1.
n. vwi mi." Tr " t" -
vani ui., t.....
xara, miss Janice juason.
Fern Jones MUs Hele? Steven!
rem j ones, uiss iieien oteven-
son. Miss Jean Templeton, Miss
Shirley Sorht, Miss B e r n 1 e e
Wadsworth, Miss Patty Smith
and Mrs. A. A. Lee.
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Beta Si ":m a Phi Members
Hear Reports
Beta Sigma Phi members met
at the. Marion hotel Monday
night with Mrs. George Scales
presiding. Mrs. Thomas Drynan
gave a report on the area coun-
cll meeting In Albany, March
2- v
The state councU meeting will
be in Portland May 13, and Mrs.
Scales will be the representative,
Mrs. Richard Devers gave the
lesson Monday on ''Modern,
MasterpK ces.'
Those present were Mrs. Lvnn
Helse, Mrs. Thomas Drynan, Mrs.
Richard Devers, Mrs. Oeorge
ecaies, ai iss iaa jo maion miss
awa 1. Ik W T vera
. " iiio, miss aiary
White, Miss Hattie Bratxel, Miss
Gwendolyn Hunt, Miss Velma
May and Miss. Dorothy Blalsdell.
Kappa Delta Alumnae
Are Entertained
f
Mrs. Howard. . Bennlnghof f was
hostess "to alumnae of . Kanna
Deta sorority Monday, night at Adolvtlk Club
.her home on -Marion streetFol-: . . ,
lowing a business session a social Mrs. ' James Teed will enter
evening was enjoyed nd a Ute r Uin members of the Adolynk
Sapper was served by ' the host- club at luncheon this afternoon
'ess. ' at her home on South 121st
r Those present were Mrs. Dan street. The afternoon hours will
Hammond, Mrs. George Bagnall," be spent in playing contract. Mrs.
Mrs. Clarke Starrett, Mrs. Har- Herman Miller will be an ad
ria Lietz, Mrs. Ralph Steele, Mrs. dltlonal guest. ' i
John Ficklin, Mrs. D. A. Rmer- jThe guests will be Mrs. HarrU
aon, Mrs. William Ashby, Miss " LieU, Mrs. B. E. Owens, i Mrs.
Gertrude Coke, Miss Lois Riggs. a. L. Adolphson, Mrs. Edna
Miss .Ann Anderson, Miss Ruth Rowland. Mrs. E. H. Kennedy,
Warnke, Miss Agnes Emmell and Mrs. Lawrence Imlah, Mrs. Al
Mrs. Howard Bennlngheff. r , bert Gragg, Mrs. George Nelson
.-" and Mrs. James Teed. I .:
' The Jaaon Lee Bicj-cle . dab o o
and friends rode on Sunday ; Mrs.' David Wright motored to
.afternoon under -the supervision Woodburn: Tuesday to be the
- of pon Dourls, visiting Harold Irncheon guest of the Daughters
Leeber, a member of . the church, of the Nile club at the Masonic
, at the tuberculosis hospital. - temple. - Other offlcera of Nydfa
t Lunches were eaten on the wa. . temple wer also honored at the
: Present. were Misses, ' Dorothy luncheon meetine
Barber, Marie Baumgartner, - j o o !
Dorothy Lee Jones.' Mary .Ann T The . aid. and missionary so
Snapp, Dorothy Duncan. Messrs cleties of the Knight Memorial
WarTen .i8ta;J 5in-Zah- church will meet with Mrs. B.
;radnlck,t.Dlck .Batdorf -Don E. Edwards at her home,! 1849
Douris, Paul Brandon. Eldon gut street, for an all day meet
Morse and Jack Naderman. ing today. The Mispah circle will
i ,erv lle luncheon. " 4
Mrs. David Wright, Mrs.' Pan! - o . o " i
H. Hauser, Mrs. Lawrence Us-- lira. Delbert ! Schwabbauer at-
ter, Mrs. c. C. Gabriel, Mrs. fnded the dinner meeting of
Adolph Bombeck, Miss Freda the board of directors of the
Bombeck,, Mrs. W., J. Llljequist third district. Junior Women's
'iifvnl?' C. Smith will motor club at MeMlnnvllle Sunday. .The
to Portlandtoday to attend the , dinner was held at the home of
meetinr of Nydia temple, Daugh- Mrs. Robert Ballard,
ters of the Nile. ui
1 Mrs. John Wall, and
i-". JMr?ret . French wfll son, John, of SeatUe have been
jeave today to spend the spring the house guests of Mr. and Mrs.
vacation with - her sister. Miss Wallace Bonesteele for several
rrenb. Who is teaching days. Mrs. Walls and Mrs. Bone
at ; Ada,; Oregon and - with her Steele are -sisters. .T
brother. Dr. Alfred French of . ': - e -
Marshfield,- : .: Miss Patty. Otten, Miss Grace
; V! ' .Bailey; Miss Lucy Fisher and
i Mrs. Ref CatUa ls leavlns: Miss Marjorie Waters have taken
today for a month's Uy with an apartment at- Nelscott for
her-sister. Mrs. L. s. Robe, at the week during the sprinr va
Burton, Washington. cation at -wniametu. - -
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StuLSmiUl
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Hls nerves are in much better shape since we got rid of oar
bearskin ragl
Having stopped the pooch from acquiring an Inferiority complex, he's
stopped herself much further from the same, with a checked black
and white woolen dress which, for all its Windsor tie and starched
white linen collar. Is a pretty sophisticated number. Ton can't deny
the charm of the tiny self-covered buttons tripping down the basque
. front, or or that gathered skirt, bringing curves to too thin hips
and emphasizing the frail waistline. Pearl buttons, cuffed bracelet
length sleeves and upstanding neckband, right, for a smart white
ailk blouse. Copyright, 1S39. Esquire Features, Inc.
Sberwood-Mayhall Vows
Said on Sunday
Miss Audrey Mayhall of Sa-
of Mr. and Mrs.
T V, M..i,in n wonntrhp
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Tn Tf Iem. Tan
of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Sher-
vt-Lk c-. ,.-
"" A u 2 the hme of
the 'brldg brotner nd sister-
In-law. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Butt
In Portland at 3 o clock. Rev. flowers will be arranged about the
C. C. Rarick of Newberg officl- rooms. The additional guests will
ated. be Mrs. Merrltt Truax, Mrs.
The bride wore an afternoon George Bagnall, Mrs. W. B. John
frock of powder blue with cor- ston, Mrs. Clare Brown, Mrs. G.
sage of roses and lilies-of-the- Edward Bissell and Mrs. Lawrence
valley. Mrs. F. J. Butt was the Engstrom.
f. "
honor attendant and Mr. Paul
Raacune or niamain tuis was
Asutuiw oi uoumui , " -
i . - ck., a
followed the ceremony
,v. ..JHin,
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The couple will reside In Sa-
lem where Mr. Sherwood is em-
ployed at Miller Mercantile Co.
Mrs. Sherwood attended schools
in Washington and Mr. Sher
wod: attended Willamette uni
versity. Tra Steward Hostess
I'Ars 3iewara xiosiess
To Neighbors
- Mrs. Milton Steward enter-
tained members of the Good
Neighbors' club at her country
p.ome Friday afternoon. Honors
t cards went to Mrs. John St.
ciair and Mrs. Elma Dickey: A
birthday gift was presented Mrs.
Carol Courtnier. !
t the . tea hour the serving
,ku Mnt,nui with a lirr.
bowl of daffodils and Irldal
wreath guarded i by yellow ta-
ners. Covers were placed for
W
Mrs. Grover Newman, Mrs. ca-
roi Courtnier, Mrs. William Mc-
Kinney, Mrs. Elma Dickey, Mrs.
j.-c. Courtnier, Mrs. . Richard
Gilmer, Mrs. Mysta Hendricks,
Mrs. : Stuart Johns, Mrs. John
St. Clair and Mrs. Milton Stew
ard. .
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Mrs. Teed Will Fete
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TTrW Editor-
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Mrs. Ficklin Hostess
At Bridge Tonigbt
Mrs. John Ficklin will be hos-
tess to members of her contract
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club and a few guests tonight at
her new home on North lth
Following several hours of
cards a late supper will be served
by the hostess,
The Easter motif will be used
In the appointments and spring
The club members are Mrs.
in" unm... ... -
Maurice Heater, Mrs. Clinton
jtaurice ri eater, sirs. i 1 1 a i u m
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Delbert Schwabbauer. Mrs. H. H.
v it d.h.
trtiacvuvuuv, jr., xui a. iciue nuuu,
UiM Jessie Cooper and Mrs. John
piCkim.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Fry,
Jr., Miss Marylee Fry, Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Snell, Dr. David Ben
nett Hill and Dr. William H.
Lytle were among those viewing
the Olympic ski tryouts at Mt.
Hood Sunday.
see
Mrs. John A. Carson left Tues
day for The Dalles where she
will be the guest of her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh McCammon, for several
weeks.
The DeMolay Mothers clnb
which was to have met on
Aprtl 8 h" Deen Postponed until
Wednesday, April 12, at 2
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AS Sit N I N V O 6 U t I
e '
For Toe to Hemline Flattery
this Easter, Wear Sheer, Lovely
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Supermen Gain
Energy With
Gelatine i -
' Men may 'become mighty, and
do : twice . their,' normal work
when fed upon a simple cock
tail easily prepared by ' wives.
And according- to optomistie
scientists who are seeking more
and larger super-races, this sim
ple cocktail may produce men
with enormous energy. "The
only rub la, too many cocktails
ill give him growing paint,
r The- pepping-up ambrosia, dis
cussed in a paper '"The Effects
of . Gelatine on Muscular Fa
tigue" by Dr. G. R. Ray which
was read before the society for
Experimental Biology and Medi
cine in New York, is nothing but
two envelopes of gelatine mixed
In a glass of orange, lemon or
just plain water.
. The essential . constituent Js
glycerine, an amino acid and one
man on whom testa were made,
pepped up h - electrical energy
from JO watts in 49 days to
22S watts. After ceasing his
dose the energy dropped back
to 155 watts after 5 days.
: As a regular diet for home
use, it Is suggested that in view
of the tact that an overdose
causes "growing pains" in mus
cles, perhaps the over supply of
energy might result in more ve
hement groans from sore mus
cles instead of Increased elec
trical energy -for lawnmowing.
r Tests made on - women didn't
register, maybe as the scientists
explained, women- have not the
ability to ' store up muscular
energy; they Juat use theirs up
as . they go along. -
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Family Dinner Menu
Good for Guests
This menu which might be
called a family affair, may be
served for best of company,
much to their pleasure. Try it
on your family:
Steamed chicken roll with
" mushroom sauce
Boiled potatoes
Corn fritters
Endive and grapefruit salad
Rhubarb sponge
i Orange cookies
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STEAMED CHICKEN ROLL
2 pound chicken
. 2-3 cup raw rice
1 tablespoon minced parsley
3 eggs, beaten
H teaspoon onion salt
teaspoon celery salt
1-3 teaspoon salt
Remove bone, skin and fat
from chicken. Put meat through
food chopper. Cook rice until
almost done (there should be
about 2 cups when cooked), add
other Ingredients, turn into but
tered tall round tins (Makes 1
large or 2 small tins), and
steam 14 hours. While mold
is steaming,3 add water and salt
to chicken bones and' cook until
stock is well flavored. Remove
bones, season to taste, skim off
fat and thicken with flour mixed
to a paste with cold water.
Serve over roll.
Oak Ridge PTA
Invites 'Point
VICTOR POINT The March
meeting of the local Parent
Teachers' group was held Friday
night Mrs. McGove rn, presi
dent, and the secretary of Oak
Ridge Parent-Teachers' associa
tion, extended an invitation to
Victor Point members to attend
their meeting.
Donald Jaquet FFA gave an
interesting talk and ' Clarence
Brownell and . Jimmie- Darby
played harmonica selections.
The 4H clubs In health and
forestry plan to hold achieve
ment night program Friday night
at the schoolhouse. Parents and
others Interested are Invited.
by
HOLEPROOF
Accent your Easter cos
; fume dramatically with flat
. tering Luxuria Crepes ty
Holeproof. Enchantingly
' sheer and clear : ; glamor-
ously lovely 3-thread crepe
t stockings : : yet remarkably
! snag -resistant because of
the special crepe twist.
' Fashion-right new colors.
L3S
3 lengths: short
ediuev long
CmoBv DohUv Cofti&W br Good Host
ssW a loHor FoMcsTssttne I
Qfiep&b
' Liver Spanish will be the day's
mala dish, followed - with bread
pudding for dessert.
Jellied orange salad
Mayonnaise
Liver Spanish
Mashed potatoes
.Battered cabbage
Royal bread pudding
, ROYAL BREAD PUDDDfO
! t eggs -'
2 cups hot milk
. S tablespoona sugar
teaspoon salt
teaspoon vanilla extract
2 cups breads cubes
cup Jam .-.
4 tablespoons sugar
Beat' egg yolks. Cool milk, add
sugar, salt and flavoring. Add
K yolks, mixing thoroughly.
Place bread cubes in Individual
buttered baking dishes and add
liquid mixture. Bake in mod
erate oven (350 degrees) 2S
minutes. Remove from oven.
Spread tops with Jam. Cover
with meringue made by whipping
egg whites and folding in 4 ta
blespoons of sugar. Return to
oven and bake 20 minutes.
Serve hot or cold." -
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Flounder Finds Favor . -Of
Company
Friday fish, and flounder or
sole cut without bones, Is a
good bet for a company 'dinner.
For an elegant looking, but far
from expensive main dish try
this delightfully flavored recipe:
ROLLED FILLET OF FLOl X--.
DER WITH DILL PICKLE
STUFFING
' W cup minced onion
ii cup butter
2 cups soft bread crumbs
; H teaspoon salt
H teaspoon pepper
; 1-3 cup finely chopped dill
. pickles
14 pounds fillets of flounder
cup buttered bread crumbs
cup top milk
Slowly saute onions in butter
until slightly yellow. Add bread
crumbs, salt, pepper and pickles,
tossing lightly, with a fork until
blended. Cut fillets In half,
lengthwise. Roll, leaving hole
in center for stuffing and fasten
with tooth picks. Place in but
tered baking dish. Fill centers
with stuffing and top with but
tered bread crumbs. Pour milk
around rolls. Bake, uncovered,
in moderate oven (350 degrees)
20 minutes, or until crumbs are
browned. Serves 0.
Shirred Eggs Become
Favored Dish
Shirred eggs become a favored
dish when dressed up a bit.
LUSCIOUS SHIRRED EGGS
eggs
hi dox. asparagus tips
1 cup medium white sauce
hi pound American cheese,
grated
Parsley
Break two eggs into each but
tered individual baking dish.
Place a few drained asparagus
tips in center. Add 2 table
spoons white sauce. Season with
salt and pepper. Sprinkle with
grated cheese and bake until
eggs are set, about 15 minutes
at 350 degrees.
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Luncheon -
Think of spring salads, anal
immediately your mind flashes)
"fruit" yet always in sprlngj
there. Is a shortage of fresh
fruits except those that hall
from warmer climates. Even at
that fast trasportatlon has gives
us variety with grapefruit, avo
cados, oranges,, apples and fresh
pineapple from which to choose.
Going Into the list of good
old favorites that are semi
fresh let's . choose , prunes, and
here la a Salad Idea that glori
fies the prune . to heights for
spring luncheons.''
HOLLYWOOD PRUNE SALAD
If cooked prunes
' 1 cup grated . soft American
cheese
2 hi tablespoons, tomato cock
tail sauce
If orange sections
1 3 -ounce package cream
Few dropaV tabasco sauce
2 tablespoons cream
Mayonnaise
Potato chips
Slit prunes down one side
and , remove pits. Combine
grated ' cheese : and cocktail
sauce and . blend as lightly aa
possible. Refill prune cavities
with cheese mixture. Remove
white membrane from orange
sections. Combine cream cheese,
tabasco sauce, and cream: work
to a paste, and use to decorate
tops of orange sections by forc
ing through a pastry gun or
paper cone. Dip bottoms of
filled prunes and the orange sec
tions first in mayonnaise, then
Into crushed potato chips. Ar
range on lettuce garnished salad
plates, alternating prunes and
orange sections. Serves 4.
For a luncheon salad that
calls for a separate course, or
for ; the appetiser prelude to
dinner, arrange alternating sec
tions of orange and grapefruit
on each side of an individual
salad service. In the center
place three or four overlapping
"question mark" sliees of avo
cado, salt and lemon sprinkled.
Prepare slices of the fruit by
cutting lengthwise slices of de
sired thickness from lengthwiss
halves. Serve with a piquant
French dressing with added
chopped or sliced stuffed sreen
olives.
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Apple Butter Spreading
For Baked Ham
One wouldn't think such an
elegant looking dish could be
merely ham. apple butter and
pineapple, but this one is a
combination of these familiar in
gredients. SPICED HAM. HAWAriAX
8 thin slices ham, raw or
cooked
1 cup apple butter
1 No. 2 can sliced pineapple
Spread ham slices with apple
butter. Overlap slices in a bak
ing pan. Add drained slices
pineapple, also spread with ap
ple butter. Add a little pine
apple syrup and bake until ham
is tender. Turn pineapple and
slip whole thing under broiler
to brown. Serves 8.