Tli' OREGON STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon, Wedneadtfy Morning. January 1. 1941
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Brown-Bread
On Menus
Now
Back in the old days they al
ways compensated fori expensive
holiday meals with a' good old
Eienu of baked beans and brown
read. Here's the Utter balf of
the menu. ,l ' i
BOSTOX BROWN BREAD
1 cop rye flour
1 cap yellow cornmesl
i cup graham floor
S sups soar milk
eap raisins
tablespoon soda
teaspoon salt
4 top molasses
" Mix and sift dry Ingredients into
mix well. Add raisins, nats and
' . . a mi
ur.la butterea raoia unxu
Batter cover, then pot in a
rger pan with water land steam
for 1 boars. - r-
4 i CRUMB BROWN BREAD .
Pat two aps bread, crumbs In
bowl and add S caps soar milk
with S heaping teaspoons of soda
dissolved In it. Then add cap
molasses. cap sugar, pinch of
alt, M teaspoon ginger and 1 un-
beater egg. Add 1 cop- floor and
ltt caps eorumeal. Add 2 table
spoons shortening and 1 cap rais
ins. Steam for Z boors in pound
coffee tins. I
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Canned Fruit Is
Icebox Dessert
Canned apricots make a good
dessert for winter meals.
APRICOT REFRIGERATOR
, PUDDING
i t can apricots, siered
i tablespoons orange mirmi
lade
. 1 egg yolks
4 tablespoons batter
H ap powdered sugar
M cup cream
Heat apricots in a double boiler,
add to beaten yolks, cook until
lightly thickened and chill. Cream
batter and sugar and fruit mix-
.ture. Beat cream stiff and add to
mixture. Line mold with waxed
Eaper. cover bottom and sides with
idy fingers or sponge cake. Fill
with three layers of frnlt mixture.
With cake between layers and on
top. Chill, garnish with orange
sections and cream.
Today's Menu
New Tear's dinner must have
been planned by the family cook
already, bot here's a supper menu
that might be prepared from
what s on band in the supply cap
board.
Omelet with Creamed
Chipped Beef
Buttered Whole Wheat To9t
Orapge Fairy
ORANGE FAIRY
I cups orange Juice.
1 pound marshmallows
Heat orange Juice, pour hot
over marshmallows. Place in re
frigerator tray to chill. 3 e r t e
with whipped cream and garnish
.with cherries.
The hatless fashion (the mil li
ners hope) has faded and even
the most naive of youngsters now
wear something on their heads.
TURNER Mr. and Mrs. V. N.
Bones were hosts st a holiday
dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Flemmlng of Olympla, Mr. and
Mrs. D. Beiwer and Cora Susan,
M. Hastings, Mrs. Cora Scott of
oaieui, mrs. ionium cones, xesier
Bones of Camp Clatsop, Mildred
Bones, and Mr. and Mrs. Bones.
Mrs. L. M. Small entertained
during the holidays for Brazier
Small snd Susanne of Salem. Mr.
and Mrs. Paul McCormlck of Port
land. Mr. and Mrs. Louis McAllis
ter and Louis, Jr., of Shaw, Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Roberts and
Alice, Mr. and Mrs. Deans Rob
erts. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Small,
tt1 jr a w Jt m -wr
gene and Calvin Small.
Mrs. Mary Ball was hostess at
a family dinner, with covers
placed for her mother, Mrs. H.
Wipper, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Weis
haar of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. M.
Eyestone of Portland, Mr. and
Mrs. Ben. Wlpper, : Donald and
Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Wlp
per and Gerald. Elton and Keith
Ball of Camp Clatsop. Robert Ball
and Mrs. Ball. Returning to Se
attle after holidays with relatives
and friends here are Mrs. Paul
Montgomery ' (Elaine Lyle) and
son Lyle, and Miss Jean Lyle and
her father, Frank Lyle.
Enjoying a family reunion at
Sllverton during the holidays
were Mr. and Mrs. Guy Dow, Mr.
and Mrs. Nlal Dow and Delano,
Mr. and Mrs. George Dow. Sharon
and Poanne of Turner, Mr. and
Mrs. John, Dow; Neal and Mareel
la of Lakeview, .Mr. and Mrs. P.
O. Rasa and daughter Barbara
Jean, and Mr. and Mrs. Arro Pugb
and Shirley of Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Terry en
tertained with a' reunion of rela
tives and friends, including Mr.
and Mrs. Velle Tucker and son
Jackie, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mil
ler and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ira
PsbiM ssvsjt Taasi AwIHa tTAlma
a sm vesa wa v tiiv aayiiii
Mary and George Terry. Mr. and
Mrs. Moneybanks of Portland, and
the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Terry.
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SMiinc. B. -roi fcUl. from Jeb Bto-rts (Errol Flyan) departnrej lUscharged from tia academy, renter. rAftaeb'a aadaatlo,
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A hostess gown, a garment into which you can
slip easily and look well is an important part of
every woman's wardrobe during the Christmas hol
idays. It may be a velvet garment that looks like
an evening gown, a housecoat, a very feminine tea
gown or a dressy pair of slacks, but it is almost
must In this modern world. For afternoon en
tertaining in the home Geraidine Fitzgerald, left.
Is shown wearing a velveteen suit which has a
brief fitted Jacket with rounded front. Appliques
Of brilliant embroidery in white, tangerine and Jade
Glamorous Formats May Be Slim
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There are so many glamorous new clothes for eve
ning that it is really difficult to select those you'll
want for the pre-hoUday festivities. The slim line
Is very smart this year, but there are also many
ruU-skirted frocks that are youthful and graceful
Colors are beautiful, and there is much glitter and
brilliance. Paulette Goddard. left, is modeling a
moat seductive gown which shows a Balinese in
fluence. It Is made of red and gold striped lame
tn a brocaded pattern, and has an open midriff
treatment, and a chain and belt with a square gold
padlock buckle. Long red antelope gloves com
School at Gates
Reopens Thursday
GATES Many-eases of flu are
reported In the Gates neighbor
hood bat it Is expected that
school will open January 2 after
the holiday Vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Thomss and
sons' of Newberg spent Sunday at
their old home here as guests of
their daughter, Mrs. Mary Thorn s
berry. The Gates' high school will
play Its first league basketball
game of the season with the De
troit high team at Detroit Janu
ary 7.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Wyland.
recently married, have moved to
Gates and are occupying the Gard
ner house. m
Mr. and Mrs. Albert kflllsap
and Wilber Melnert drove to
Portland Wednesday-to spend the
holiday with the Ralph Millsap
famllx.
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Left te right: Geraidine Fitzgerald, Rosalind Russell,
green mark the front of the Jacket,, and the trou
sers are wide and long, giving a skirt-like effect.
The bodice and overs kirt of Rosalind Russell's
hostess gown, center,' are of white curled ostrich,
and a stayed corselet : waistband breaks the waist
line. The floor-length skirt is of white crepe.
Right is Anne Shirley wearing a hostess gown in
which brilliant red has been used in the corselet
waist and bands the white inset on the sailor col
lar, creating double bars below a white star on the
bishop sleeves. This gown has a nautical air.
rmsdette Geddart, Obtay
plete the costume. Glnny Simms, center, has gone
hi for a romantic looking, full-skirted dress with a
midnight blue velvet bodice-and skirt of two layers
of dark blue net posed over yards of crisp white
net. A bow of blue velvet tn her hair and twin
clips at the decouetage complete the ensemble.
Brenda Marshall is slim and lovely In heavy white
crepe roma. This dress has an interesting draped
treatment at the bodice, -and a full-length cape
like scarf which may be worn as a hood. A broad
girdle of sHver kid Is encrusted with multi-colored
stones.
Son Is Bora at
Hopewell Home
HOPEWELL Mrs. C 1 i f t o rd
Jansen Is the mother of a 7
pound son born December 27 at
the McMinnville hospital. He has
been named Ronald Clifford. Mrs.
Jansen was Frances Van Dorn
before her marriage December 2,
1939, to Clifford Janzen who was
instantly killed in a logging ac
cident April 30. 1940.
Returns From Hawaii
RICKREALL --Charles W.
Adams who has been with the
19th Infantry at Sco field bar
racks, Honolulu, arrived Christ
mas day for a short visit with his
mother, Mrs. ( Mary Adams. He
has been transferred to the 7 th
Infantry at Vancouver, Wash.,
which will move to Fort Lewis la
a short time. !
Fe Trail, John Brown Enter Thriller
of Wardrobe
Anne Shirley
or Full Skirted
Breads Marshall
Covey Family Has
Guests at Suver
SUVER Mr. and Mrs. J. S
Wilson and children, Jackie and
Esther May came Friday to spend
the weekend at the Covey home.
Vlrgene Wilson stayed In' Salem
with Veva Covey. J. S. Wilson
snd H. F. Covey went after the
girls Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Newton Harris
and children of Lebanon, Mrs.
Verle Quirk and Belle James were
dinner guests Frldsy at the E. G.
Harris home.
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Ritchey
spent Sunday afternoon at the
H. f. Covey home. They report
that Bill, their oldest son, is a
truekdriver at a CCC camp near
Reed sport. Alan has been quite
ill again but la improved at
present.
Siivcr Observes
- Holidav - Season
SCVER--DInner guests for
Christmas at the home , of' Mr.
and , Mrs. - Ernest ,1 Johnson' were
Mr; and Mrs.' Tyler Johnson aed
Olive of . Albany, Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Snyder of Menoken, N D.,
and . Edgar Johnson, of Ford Or d,
Calif. In. the afternoon the John
sons and; Sayders went to inde
pendence to visit with Mr. and
Mrs." Ed : Kelter, old neighbors
from Dakota; who have been here
Just a few weeks.5 - ' '
Mrv 'and': Mrs. George' Amort
were T surprised Tuesday ' when
their daughter and husband. Mr.
and Mrs.' Arthur Stewart of Salt
Lake Cit came to spend Christ
mas and a few Weeks visiting rel
atives kere This Is the first time,
in 17 years she has been at home
for Christmas. ' '.
1. Other; dinner guests were , Mr
and Mrs. George Grabenhorst, Jr.,
Mr. and Mrs. C L. Frit and
Walter! Amort all of Salem.
. Mr. and Mrs. John Heffley
spent Christmas with her sister
and family. Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Girod of Multnomah.
Dinner guests Christmas at the
E. B. Gobat home were Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Miller of Toledo and
Mrs. Emma Anderson of Buena
Vista. !
Dinner at the M. I. Conger
home ' Wednesday included as
guests Mr. and Mrs. Donald Eck
man and son of Portland, Mr. and
Mrs. Steve Benedict and Linda
and Florence Conger.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Msxwell
and sons of Portland, Mrs. Helen
Campbell and sons of Eugene and
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Benedict spent
Christmas with Mr; and Mrs. C
M. Benedict.
Positions Taken
At Lebanon Paper
LEBANON Marian Michelson,
who has been working in the
Meier Frank store in Portland,
has taken the position as secre
tary to R. ,M. Harden, publisher
of the Lebanon Express left va
cant by the resignation of Mrs.
Lawrence Bennett. Miss Michel
son is a graduate of the local
high, school studied at a business
college in Portland.
Lawrence Quinlin. who has been
employed by the Eugene Regis
ter Guard, has come to Lebanon
to work on the Lebanon Express.
Mary Fredericks, who is study
ing at the state college, spent
her Christmas vacation in Leban
on with Helen- Anne and Pauline
Sanders.
Mrs. Hassler Host
To Fairview Glib
STIVER The Fairview e 1 n b
ma) nconhr Sfi in the after
noon with Mrs. Clifford Hassler
Roll call was answered with a
memory of an outstanding Christ
mas. Mrs. Ed Fleischman acted
as chairman in the absence of the
president.
Those present were Mrs. John
Heffley. Mrs. Ernest Johnson,
Mrs. George Amort, Mrs. Ed
Rutschman, Margaretha and Ellen
Rutschman, Mrs. Green, Mrs.
Preston Green, Mrs. McBurney,
Mrs. Llnegar. Mrs. Benedict, Mrs.
Flei&chman. Mrs. John Crippen
and Jean.
Guests were Mrs. Fred Aebi,
Mrs. Doris Stewart and Mrs. Ge
neva Peyree. The next meeting
will be with Mrs. Amort.
Family Reunion
Held, Aumsville
AUMSVILLE LA family reunion
was held Christmas day at the
Andrew Larsen home for the Mar
tin Zuber family.
Following the exchange of gifts
a family dinner was enjoyed.
Covers were placed for Martin
Zuber, the honor guest, Mr. and
Mrs. Anthony. Michels. and daugh
ter Ernestine of Wsshougal, Mr.
and Mrs. Alvy Zuber and three
children of Wood burn, Helen Zu
ber and Edwin Zuber of Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Zuber and
children. Junior and Du Wayne
and the host and hostess, Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Larsen.
Rev. Robert Darby of Scio oc
cupied the pulpit at the 11 o'clock
service Sunday morning following
Bible study.
Silver Tea Date
Set for Turner
TURNER Rev. Hayes Bell of
Sflem occupied tbe pulpit Sunday
morning at the Methodist church,
substituting for Ref. Persons who
is on his vacation.
Women of the church will hold
the monthly business meeting
Thursday afternoon In the charch
and also clean the charch build
ing and remove the holiday dec
orations. On Friday afternoon. January
10. the first silver tea in the
new year will be held at the
country! home of Mrs. C A. Bear.
bollUoaUt,'ls.
JSobert E. Lee eesKla
active amy service,' tight.
jciicrcon aews
JEFFERSON Mr. - and' Mrs.
Irvine Greas efOaklandT CallL,
spent the-! holidays with Greas
parents, Mr, .and lira. Lea Greas.
Mr. - and Mrs. .Iran Rethrock also
were , Christmas guests' at t h e
Grens home. r ;
; Mrs. -William Elmer -left tor
Portland Monday morning, where
she will attend the Oregon-Wash
ington Ton ng People's eonneii
meeting lnj the First Evangelical
church.
- Boy Wlcksham : returned to
Bremerton Saturday after spend
ing Christmas with his famUy.
. Marjorlei Norton, student at Al
bany college ' In Portland, spent
th Christmas -vacation with her
grandmother and aunt. Mrs.. Ida
Thomson snd Mrs. Edna Allen.
Her; mother,- Mrs. Nora Norton,
spent Christmas with relatives
here. :-
Mr. and Mrs. Kick Welter and
children .elf Warm Springs are
visiting at the heme of Mrs. Wal
ter's : mother, Mrs. Emma Wbedr
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Mrs. Charles Harjtey will" re
turn to her home in Portland
New Tear's- day, after a . week's
visit at the home of, her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul McKee. 4 .
W. C. Chilton, who is employ
ed in the j timber at Trail, spent
Christmas with his family here.-
West Stay ton Man
Suffers Leg Hurt
WEST SALEM James Keiper,
while working on a ditch dredge
that is digging ditches for the
irrigation 1 company on the Larry
Goss farm Friday received a
broken leg. The leg was set by
a Stayton physician. Keiper is be
ing cared for at the Mr. and Mrs
Ben Chamberlin home.
Mr. . and Mrs. Tony Swoboda
and children moved Friday to
the Ruef Tavern on the Stayton
and Mehama road. ' Mrs. Jennie
McClellan ; isery ill at her home
with the fluT Earl .Van sinys Is
reported recovering ' from disease
and HSnry Condit who-has been
suffering j from nign hiood pres-
surer Is reported better.
Graveside Services
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Held for Pomeroy
ABIQTJA -r- Graveside services
were held 'Sunday afternoon at
the pioneer Miller cemetery for
Henry John, Pomeroy who died at
Sllverton on Christmas day.
Pomeroy, 7$. was born In Fair-
view, 111 January IT, 182, and
had lived in this community many
years
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Lebanon Reports
r December Births
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LE BONON -December " 11 a
poandj daughter, Marjory Darling,
was bora ai the Lebanon hospi
tal to j Mr. and MrsJ E. D. Brown
of Teanant, Calif. December IS a
10 pound son was born to Mr.
and Mrs.- Seth Bayne of - Halsey.
December IS Mary Lou, g pounds,
was born ; to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Perry j of Lebanon and Sharon
Lee, 7 pounds, to Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Archlbold of Cascadia. i
: - Wanda Jean, g pounds, was
bora ' December . 17 to Mr. and
Mrs. j Derrel Foster of . Cascadia.
December . 18 Phyllis Lucile, 6
pounds, was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Calvin Williams of "Fester, and
Joy May, 7 pounds, to .Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Msson of Lebanon. '
December 10 an t pound daugh
ter, Judy Anne, was bora to Mr.
and Mrs. Vera Good of Lebanon
and December 20 a girl was born
tor Mr. and ' Mrs. 1 Samuel King
at the : family home. December
23 Frederick John, Jr.. weighing
8 pounds, was born. to Mr. and
Mrs. j F. J. Dolson of Lebanon.
December 22 John Patrick, Jr.,
was bora at the Lebanon hospital
to Mr. and Mrs. John Coleman of
Albany and December, 26 a 7
pound- boy was born 'to Mr. and
Mrs. WaUace Miner of Sweet
Home.
Dayton Pioneer
Buried Tuesday
DAYTON W. E. Foster, 84, a
resident of near Dayton since
1881 died December 29 at the
home of his son Frank, where he
had lived the last nine months.
He suffered a stroke more than
three years ago and has been a
semi-Invalid since.
He was born November '15,
186 i, at West Salem, Hi., and
with his wife and two daughters
came by rail to Portland in 188S
and : from there to Dayton, the
trip was made in a boat.
He was the last one in a fam
ily of five children. He was mar
ried twice. Following the death
of his first wife he was married
to Luella Hibbert March 26, 18S.
She died February 25. 18.
He was a charter member of
SnnYDEQ TRUCK
& TOAIISFEn
rmiBltare SUtviag reel OOa
Dafly tots te r-arUaa
raes tSS S. Osttags
the following ingredients i
Blitzkrieg
Bombings
Scotland Yards
A Naxl Spy Ring
Blnnitions tmagsUng
A captured U-boat
Irish rebel djnamiterg
A Prussian Princ j
His loYely niece .
A mortal duel . j ' r
A baby snatched from it rnotbtr
Mix them all together xmd you
have as exciting, timely and '
melodramatic a mystery tvar
novel as has ever been written
turn Dsyton Christian 1 churcht
He is feurvlved by eight chU- I
dren and six grandchildren, .he
sons aref Clark of Dayton; Cap- ;
tain A D. Foster ! of Fprt Jack- !
son, Columbus, S C; Frank and
Veraon oth . of Dayton Daagh- J
ters are iMrs. Leota Sloan: Day
ton; Mrs: Bessie Curtis, Portlsnd;"
Mrs. Sellah.Booper, Antflope,. and
Mrs. Herman Louis, Dayton.' I
; Funeral services were held at
2 pin., Tuesdsy at "Macys cbspel
In McMinnville. Burial' was In
Evergreen park, j McMinnville. ; -
HoKSayGuestsr ;!
ivisit at Gates
GATS GuesU at the CUr-
ence Johnson home for the Christ
mas hotidsys were Mr, and Mrs.
Cecil shaer an4 son of Sisters
and Audrey Johnson , of Wells.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sehlots and
daughter Merrle of Foss spent
Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Heath..: ; - ."J
Ernest ' Wriglesworth ! and son
Bennie Of Taeoma visited friends
at Gates during the holiday week.
Mrs. Allis Henness is spending
the holidays In Salem at: the home
of her daughter Mrs.' Priscilla
Meislngertt '4':.;.j-:
: Mr. and Mrs. Ed Collins had
as their! guests on Christmas day
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Sellard and
family, ) Mr. and Mrs. Courtney
Rue and daughter and Mrs: Her
man Rue, -all of Salem, i ' .
. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Crippen
of Zulnalt Lake, Wash are stay
ing this week with Mrs. Crlppen's
motrer, Mrs. Goldie Farman.
RickreaU IMasons '
Install Officers
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RICKREALL Ot t i c a T a of i
Bichreill Masoaie lodge. He. lie.
were laatalled Friday night with
Fred Gruts past master of Waver-:
ly AF tA AM. No. 174, Portland,
Installing officer. j -
Officers are worshipful master,
R. F. f Gralbert; senior ' warden.
Don Pence; Junior warden, .Ones .
Whaley; senior da as on,; John
Crippen; Junior deason, !G ny
Vaughn; senior Stewart, ' w.;. E.
Tex) ft Palmer; secretary, IF. - S.
Crowley; treasurer," R. j D. Pence-
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