Tfc OHZGON GTATES1AN, Cxkv Orejca, Salcrfay Maris-, U27 13,
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Drive Shows i ;
Fineyjeyr-
- Mother's day again, and the
world la unison turns on the
cheers lor mother, goes rather
sentimental for a air, then
lapses back; Into routine lite,
taking the dearest of relatiTea
as a matter ot tact tor another
year. -. ; . v-;.;o V-
Shell appreciate a nice sift,
bat more taan the present It
self the will appreciate the sentl-,
ment ' that's back ; of i It, and a "
day spent with .her family -will
mean . more than tall ; the : roses
at the florists.
. Eating out is probably as nice
s present as the family can give
on Mother's dar, for no matter
bow much help Is 1 a e l u d e d
among , the guests on a- holiday
the mother of the family (If it's
. her - house) takes responsibility
for 'cleaning the i house in an
ticipating of coming: guests, and
u puiung away atterwarus. -
, Pining out. downtown or on
the hlgnway, ii real treat to
most housewlTes who see hQme
dining room all too often. Per-
haps one of the best forms of
.entertainment tor this day will
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ly drt or the Polk county
' hUls, or ; out Jefferson way, or
toward the east past the atate
hospital grounds and back by
ibti!ifew tore,fy highway
buildings. . v
Howmr, gifts are In order for
the day, and if your mother Uk.s
r.,H.f f nlint' nntAnnr A Ka.
Icet ot rootel pansles makes an
attractire looking gift.
A whole box of auk stockings
will giro , most ' any woman . a
thrill. There might be Tariety of
eolor. for eTery occasion. ,
i If your mother! Is a lo-er of
pretty little things . gadgets.
IcUs or what hare you, she'll
. like a dainty' Dresden figure, -a
glass tsso or perhaps a piece of
list surer.
Perfume Is feminine enough and soak 15 minutes. Drain and
to please any woman. Cologne combine with remaining ingredl
' is the same. Lingerie, books, ents. Store In covered ar In re
Jewelry and other frivolous Ifts frlgerator. Serve with hot or cold
i will please her vanity and be roast lamb, or Drolled lamb
something for her. Tery own. chops..
Among the gifts for Mothers' !
day let's suggest some gadget !
that will make her daily -duties Cotton, Rayon Increase
a greater pleasure. If roasting , .
meat is a frequent task in the In Popularity
family kitchen, give a meat ther- -
mometer for Mothers' day, s a .A discussion was printed re
convenience that will make the cently on the importance of ra-SrSetV!-
thlB 10 prepare on and other synthetic silk.
Perhaps she'd ; a new n tne Qnestion of its replac-
toaster, electric pad, a hot plate inff wool and cotton production, mentlng her daughter, Mrs. Al
for summer, or a new scatter Although the production of this bert Nosack of Oerrals, Mrs: Ber
rug for the front hau. material has Increased with sur- -n,ce Summers entertained in-
prising rapidity In. the past 20 formally at the North .Howell
t m i . 7n, US cotton specialists be- trange hau Thursday afternoon.
Jam TODS Cake for Hew that it will not continue AssiaUng the hostess were Mrs.
C M . to Increase. They belieTe that it Robert Beer, Mrs. Chester Jef-
Speedy OWeet u approaching the limit of ex-erB 4113 Miss Dorothy Sum-
; 0, -- I" AV pension into fields which it Is me": t
: Strawberry Jam, or any other suited Others present were Mrs. Aug-
rtther; tbfck preserre left, per- while ' rayon production has nt Woelke, Mrs. Earl Reed, Mrs.
haps , from last year's supply, increased cotton as a material M A Dunn, Mrs. W. H. Sterens,
wUl;inake a Quick topping for -for dresses, underwear and slml- Mr Mary Wlss of The Dalles,
a quick cake. Here's the method: is, L. uses has also Increased in Mrs. Martha Vinton, Mrs. Thomas
SPICED JAM NUT GLAZE j ' the past few years. In Germany BnmP- Mrs.-W". M. Oddle, Mrs. K.
' P CvP confectioner's sugar rayon has been substituted - for D- Coomler, Mrs. H. C. Espe, Mrs.
rX tablespoons strawberry Jam cotton under goTernment decree. Wayne Strachan, Mrs. George
r teaspoons scream . ; ' . , - Schlrman, Mrs. A. B. Wiesner,
r H teaspoonsalt 5 4 Mrs. Percy Dunn, Mrs. Ernest
, teaspoon' grated orange
f U, cup chopped ' Brazil nuts
! Cinnamon . ;
f Combine
sugar.1 Jam. Cream.
Salt and orange rind, and blend
well. Spread thinly oyer top of
eake layers as soon as they are
uviu nwiu wtcu. epriuue
erenly with chopped, nuts and
dust with cinnamon. Cool n
riaca ana store witnoui re
storing from pans.
Summer Squash 'Buttered
Or Fried, Good '
: George Rector, world ' famous
writer in foods and owner ot the
famous "Rector's" jays to cook
tne smau Italian marrow or
Zuecini with the skins on, the
larger ones are to be sliced. Sea-
son only with butter.
! Some people like to dip sum-
C b i 1 6 r "r
they're cut In longjlngers. Fry-
tag In deep fat .glres a good
i Summer squash (and that in-
eludes" Zuecini)-. is .sometimes
creamed after being cut in dice
and steamed. - ,
btiviaui recipes . win nsuauy
pass for summer squash ones
f too,-so if- you're -family .Is es-
.-. peclally; fond of fried eggplant
iney-u p r o d a d I y Uke fried
, zuccul, . .- t ' ; " '
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Today's Menu
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Today's " meal will 4 Include an
omelet with mushroom and
plmlento sauce.- - --
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. Banana salad -. ... -
' y ,.I .... Cherry -dressing .',
Mushroom, plmlento omelet -,
Buttered 'spinach
- Fresh strawberries
SODAY
1. Carrot, raisin mould
Broiled top round of beef
1 - New potatoes
- Zucclnl
1 . Sour cream cake
. Caramel Icing
' JIOXDAT ,.
Wilted beet greens ---
Bacon dressing
Paprika Teal . steaks
Baked potatoes-'
Buttered new onions
, Pineapple whip
Chocolate brownies
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Spring LaniO tKmDineS
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to ( accompaniments and . sauce.
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BUTTERED ONIONS SUPREME
; ekin and wash medium-slxed
onions. Bpll, uncoTered, in large
quantity of salted water. Drain
as soon as onion are tender.
Add salt, pepper and butter to
taste. Pour Into serTlng dish,
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i SPRING LAMB SAUCE
1 .v, . -
1 tablespoon currants ,
cup chopped sweet pickles
Hcup drained, crushed pine-
1 apple
1 large plmlento, diced .
1 teaspoon grated orange rted
1 tablespoon Tine gar from
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li tablespoon pineapple juice
Coyer curranu with hot water
Coa Combinations
Found Endless
: Vrnltn nA vrotah1on oAmKlnoi
to i make an endless, list ot
cocktails to serve before family
or company meals. Here are a
tew ideas:
ATOcado, grapefruit
Grapefruit and nlint
Cranberry, banana and (rape-
! fruit
Strawberries and pineapple '
Melon balls and ginger ale
-Grapes, pineapple and banana
with honey
Pineapple and ginger
Grapefruit, and pomegranate
Grapefruit and cranberry
Orange and honey
-.sea
Cj...' Mat Turn
fawoernes xiiaxe jam
For Wintertime
"inicrume
With gooseberries appearing In
market toity, let's aU hate
gooseberry Jam,
STRAWBERRY GOOSEBERRY
JAM - - "
1 pound strawberries 5
.'. 1 pounds gooseberries t
pounas sugar
Slice strawberries i and eorer
with , sugar, let stand . an honr
and add the gooseberries. Cook
vnui it jeiia when a UtUe is
placed ;ln a' toucer. SeaL"'
TODAY ONLY
to Go " :
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Olier.Tire Sizes in Proportion:
: ;Term8(if Desired -
;: . -y.
Gooseberries in, .L..
Markets now,
Make jam '
Gooseberries tay hello to Sa
lem housewires today with their
appearance in the markets this
week. They're displayed along
side Tery good looking straw
berries that will mix nicely with
'them to make Jam.
" AToeados are still In market
and : mix with either traits or
Tegetables to make salad.' - ,
; Rhubarb Is getting to be red
der. Abundant at most markets
and grown in many local back
yard gardens. , ,.. .
; Citrus fruits are good, with
grapefruit, ' oranges and lemons
making up Hhe'lisL '
Bananas are offered at special
Prices.
' The Tegeuble Ust offered at
local te f0 more-pre-
tentious, , .
Asparagus of course is the
best bet on new vegeUbles.
Peas, are not local, bat are
yery good and found at all
markets.
Beets are this Spring S Crop
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Cucumbers and tomatoes will
Join forceg t0 makeL saUda. To-
matoeg gre appearing with thin
bright red ikins. Cucumben are
g00d -
Radishes . are found In both
red and whjte Tarietles. Green
onions are mild.
; - Spinach and lettuce complete
the list of greens found eyery-
where.
Caullflower is g o o d t me-
times, other displays show It in
less desirable form.
Celery is crisp and green.
Zucclnl, those cucumber like
squashes are found at most
shops and open the summer
squash season.
In the Valley
Social Realm
NORTH, HOWELL CompU-
Redding, Mrs. Sylrla Banghman.
Mrs. Ronald Sterens, Mrs. Bob
Fleming, Mrs. George Mcllwaln,
Mrs. - Rot Dunn. Mrs. Hen r
NamntAn. Miu W.llen Vlntnn Un
Frank Nosack, Mrs. P. Schlecter.
Miss Emma Bllsshke, Mrs. Anton
Pfau Mrs. C. E. .Waltman, Miss
Emily Reed, Miss Betty Hampton,
Mrs. : Ferle . Pickens, Mrs. C. E.
Mcllwaln, Mrs. Donald Cutsforth.
WOODBURN The Presbyte
rian Ladies' Aid society met in
the church Wednesday afternoon
with Miss Martha Black presid
ing. Mrs. J. J. Hall was in
charge ot the program and pre
sented the high school girls'
health class who put on a play,
"Grandmas' Strings," and Miss
Vera Jean Huber gare a piano
selection on the piano.. Hostesses
were Mrs. Vernon Frentz, Mrs.
Harris Nelson and Mrs. William
Pelts.
Hostesses for the June meet
ing will be Mrs. Henry Layman,
Mrs. Clarence Wampole and Mrs.
George Clark.
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DALLAS Mrs. Wayne Schrlrer
entertained the members of her
pinochle elub with- a smartly P-
pointed dessert luncheon at her
home on Tuesday afternoon.
Prises were presented Mrs. 8yd-
ney Hanson and Mrs. William
Domaschofsky.
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If you suffer from occasional amnesia, carry this picture with you on
your next shopping expedition. The coat, for instance, wm taxe you
lots of places and always with becoming grace. Wide smocking, In-
stead ot a belt, makes the skirt waits when you walk and blouses
the bodice prettily. Three buttons at the wlstline close it in front,
"Deep purple" matches the frock on the right to the song, and with
equal rhythm in Its soft bodice draping and front skirt fullness.
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Vi-i. rMM... r.i Ml. m were w md lor Mho uUc MMwrnent'
The 5 Woman s Foreign Mis- pjjtt, Mrs. Julia Gregory. phl Tn t UpBllon VM one of
B0Ctyu 2 Mr- Edna Shepherd. Mrs. Jennie flr8t women?s honwirlei on the
Methodist '"w mT Martin, Mrs. HatU Kennen, Mr. eampus t0 gelect ne me ,
rt7 th rriei room i Blanch :SwarV MrifJle , Miss Buchanan, a member of
5 pw! Schramm, -Mrs. Serena Anderson, rj 0meg4 BOrority, ta the d,nga.
Effle Dunlap and her group hadMrg Luella Engstrom. Mrs. Flor- ter o Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Buch-
fsr0.7'wrtto WW wt daughterSt
included: Ret. O. H. QnWfT. Mary Aekerman. Mrs. Jennie P. B. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar T. Pierce, is
17ti0?!,5M 'ttHMl5nM-& PI Beta Phi soro"
solos; Carrol Bead, Irene Blias, . , tha Ray, Mrs. Hattle Cameron and iiy. . . .
Helen Dean,1 Tocaltrlo, accorn-, Mra. Bertha toTeUnd.
L canled by OUto ClemesL stndy , v w e. , . : .
ley. During tbe afternoon Mr
j. a. muis read, a : letter from
Eugenia 8aTage the missionary
i Mrs. Dunlap assisted by! Mrs. . ' Dr. , and Mrs. Burton Myers en- of Beta Sig: ia Phi tonight at
R. - CGloTer, Miss - Margaret tertalned. Informally at a smartly . the New Heathman hoteL Mrs.
Schrelber, Mrs. B. H. Smith appointed dinner last night at Scales is the delegate from area
.Mrs.;. H. . Rothrock, Mrs. . C. T. : their home on North 14th street. No. 1.' Mrs.. Thomas J.'Drynan
Wnsonr- Mlss Elsie Miller and t The affair Ta arranged. in com- of; Salem,- and state chairman,
Mrs. J. ; M. .Hartley, serred tea. plrment to Major and Mrs. Thom- will preside and election of offi
Mrfc James -MUllgan and Mrs., as Ererett. May who are learlng, cers' will be held. v
Marie yVon Eschen poured. .Mrs. the first of July to reside In San . u- .
GloTer, Mrs. - Wilson and- Mrs. Francisco ..where Major -May will ' Mrs. George Blame left yes
Lee &ad charge of decorations." be stationed at the presidio-. Ber- terdayfor Beattle where she will
i ... . . eral hours of. contract , followed ;.Tisit her husband, who has been
In honor of Miss Patricia Tay-: the dinner hour and spring flow- In the Teterans' hospital fjr
lor, whose marriage to Mr. Har-
lan Judd la to be an erent or early
'June; Mrs. .Ray Ward and Mrs.
Clyde Robinson entertained at
the former's Pulton Park Place'
home. Motoring from Salem tor
the erent Thursday night were
Mesdames Robert Erlxson and
Charles Hedrlck. and the Misses
Verle Smith, Ruth Beals, and the
honor guest, Miss Taylor.
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The Berean Bible class of the
CalTary Baptist church ' held a
no-host dinner on Thursday with-
the teacher, Mr. F. C. Stannard,
rirlne a talk on the lives of
Peter and PauL The home de-
partment work committee re-
ported on this special work done
by the class for the shut-ins of
me cnurcn.
The Services being held hon-
oring graduate nurses at the
First Baptist church on Sunday
will be at 7:30 o'clock. A re-
ceptlon will follow.
Annual
tuples oz ice dtstessun Usay Edition
, To Any Point in Qregon, 5c Each
State Officer K :j : . T7
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Woman's Reuet uorpe neia m
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Woman's Keuer uorps neia w
n riir 'Partv Is Given
L'lnner trarty is yivcn.
s jror . layg
era prorided the deeoratiTe note.
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Mrs. Ika Hofman ot Dallas en
tertalned at the home of Mrs.
Arthur Smith at a miscellaneous
ahower for Mrs. Kenneth Smith.
Spring flowers were used about,
the rooms. Guests included, Mrs.
Lee Hltt, Mrs. John Thelss. Mrs.
Tom Heeckathorn. Mrs. Wayne
Schryrer, Mrs. Elmer Ray, '. Mrs.
Victor Enckv Mrs. Tom Jones,
Mrs. Claude Ramsdell, Mrs. Claude
Sheldon, Mrs. Gerald Keefer and
Mrs. Arthur Smith all of Dallas,
Mrs. NeUie Knox, Mrs. Ray Clark
and Miss Marine Clark of Salem.;
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At the Salem General hospital
auxiliary tea Friday afternoon at
the hospital Airs. t. a. juivestey,
Mrg b. O. Schucklng, Mrs. Frank
Spears. Mrs. Clifford Brown, Mrs.
Lowell Kern and Mrs. Paul Hen-
drlcks presided at the tea urns,
Mrs. C. A. Sprague and Miss Lll-
Han McDonald received, the guests.
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To PoinU Outside Oregon, 10c Each -
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were pledged.
1 picked for their
Mrs. George Scales, president
: ot the local chapter, Beta Sigma
r Phi, national education; sorority,
; will . bel In Portland f- today to
-attend . a state council meeting
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