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Sweetheart '
Of "Class -
Scorned:':?,'-
Miss Helen . Fanton, daughter
ct Mr.' and Mrs. Edwin Fanton.
,vas chosen as sweetheart of the
junior class of Salem high school
at the class dance held Friday
night in the school gymnasium. .
" The runners up In the sweetheart
r- contest? were Miss Phyllis Walker
8 and Miss Edith Moxley.
Mr. Holland Haag escorted Miss
Fanton to the orchestra stage
1 where she was Introduced by, Mr.
Roger Wagner; Junior class presi-
ent. " ;-,f-v V : :
The hall -was festive with Val
itlne tiecoration -and on one
ide of the balcony was .an eight
: . ioot red ' heart,' with" ar black; sil
so'uette of V dancing couple.."The
fearfwas encircled with "a" lace
,uffle.At' either" end of the gynU
asium' were two large red Cupids -booting
' arrows " and ' smaller' 1 7 X
tearts around the halir Miss Doro JTi. L
oy ?oUr headed the decoration v. t;, '
Committee. ' -r:t At a lovely family dinner Frl-
Chaperones were Mr. and Mrs. aay night Mr. and Mrs, Henry
W. G. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. R. Eriksen announced the engage
O: Brady, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. ment of their daughter. Miss
Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Christine isriksen, to Mr. Glenn
Ttelt, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Lamb, Anderson of Hemet. California,
Irs. Area Jerman, Mr. and Mrs. son of Mrs. Delia Anderson of
T. W Creech and Mr. and Mrs. Milwaukee, Oregon. No date has
Weil Brown. Miss Muriel Wilson Deen Mt for the wedding.
Is class advisor and Mr. Roger The dinner was held at the eu
Wagner made arrangements for turban home of the bride's par
the dance. - entB The betrothal hews was hid
Violin - Students
In Recital
A group of young violin etu-
t. .u. i mM
year recital by, Mary Talmadge
Headrlck at the Roberta studio
tonight at S;15 o'clock. All inter
ested friends are cordially Invited.
luuiinc Mr. vTcnHrir -umi .h
Mrs. I. L. Darby, Miss Florence
; Lewis, Miss Mary Jane, Kestly.
Miss Frances Shioler and Miss
Florence Skaug. The following
S program will be given:
Melody
Impromptu -'
- Cradl Sonf
!': ; RubenaUio
Wd Carter
c'rani Seknbart
Gloria Whito
.Brtkai
fraderick IitM
Bong ol .ladi. "aJEJiSftrvice attended a dessert lunch-
ijonm' '
Left, white
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An eld becoma a catchword for the
trcvel-wiaa wonian, fer "weigh it weir must be
t.cn Lter&Uy by the woman who plans to travel
ty sir. Air luggage is. weighed and restricted.4
Clctiies must not only be smart and becoming, but
th?y must pack well and not wrinkle In the process.
At a recent New York fashion showing, the clothes
rhown above were suggested for their ability .to
iriirl tttog packed Into a small space and not
j 0 v it, zzd for their, wearability;" on the trip or
tt a r .rcrt. At left is a white evening gown with
, ti : r -.:.:r scarf that may he worn over the head.
I: 13 Ui.r.rr.ed f.1th Waft about the shoulders and
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MAXINE BUUKN
4 Editor
den inside of miniature airplanes
tied with red and blue ribbons to
a large transport plane suspend
ed above the center of the table.
Miss Eriksen is a graduate of
Silverton high school and of the
eon ,cI Educati
Monmouth. She is now a faculty
member of the Oak Grove school.
Mr. Anderson attended schools
in Milwaukie and is also a gradu
ate of the Oregon College of Edu-
cation. He is bow a corporal in
the United States army air corps
at Hemet. California.
Dessert Luncheon
At Church
Seventy members and gueata of
the Woman s Society of Cbristian
T , . ,j
lpn given ai iiib cuurcu ivbuiibo
y neon. Small tables were love-
with early spring flowers and
tlncoln's day appointments. IIos
Vses were Mesdames George
enderson, Anna Carnes, Clara
icas, W. N. Ash, D. C. Poindex
r and Alma Barkus.
Akt the program hour, eplrlt-
ila were sung by Clarice War-
ig; piano selections by negro
jmposers were played by Mra.
C. Poindexter; readings were
Jven by Rev. D. C. Poindexter;
Xents from the life of Lincoln,
tere recalled by Mesdames 11. C.
Jfeavenworth, C. F. French, W.
VAsh and C." A. Downs.
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Mtss Bobbe Shinn and Mim
-Airley Cronemiller will be In
rrvallis this weekend and will
lend the Kappa Alpha Theta
rority formal. Miss Shinn will
to attend the Pbi Delta Tbeta
ice and Miss Cronemiller will
a guest at the Phi Gamma Del-
formal.
Mention Publicity
Chairmen!
ie to a cnange of deadllna
te, hereafter all calendar no
es and dab announcements
lost be la tha Statesman offices
frfdiv noon, in ord to mika
)e Sonday edition. Calradar no
Scea may be telrptroned la, hat
ther notices should be written
at one aide of the paper aad
Mther aaailed or brought to the
pfflce.
romen, ArePackability Clothes
eveaing gown; ceater, aB-day costume
B IO S it
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CLUB CALENDAR
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. ...Batorday .
Cootie club dance, VFW- hall,
White Shrine of Jerusalem,
card party S pi m. at Masonic
temple.
, , Buaclaj :
Lablsh camp, RNA, benefit
dinner, 1:30 at hall.
Monday
American Legion auxiliary,
3 p.m. Junior auxiliary at 4 ;1B,
both at Fraternal temple.
- Joint meeting of Central un
ion and Iota Sigma, WCTTT,
dinner at hall, 6:30.
Hal Hibbard auxiliary, 8 p.
m., woman's clubhouse, enter
tainment, social meeting.
Grant PTA Study club, 1:30
p. m. at school. Anyone inter
ested invited.
CDA study club, with Leah
Sewing, 39 Center street, 8
p.m.
Home Economics club of Sa
lem grange, all day sew and
luncheon, grange hall, D street.
Tuesday
Elea Ebsen Drama clans, with
Mrs. F. A. Elliott, Ambassador
apartments, 2 p.m.
Laurel Social hour guild, all
day meeting and covered dish
luncheon, with Mrs, Jennie Wil
lis, 660 Union street, begins 10
a.m.
Etokta club, YWCA, S p.m.
Ministers Wives, with Mrs. J.
Edgar Purdy, 855 Chemehcta
street, 2 p. m.
Wednesday
Talk by Countess Morag Za
moyska at First Presbyterian
church, 8 p.m. Public invited.
East Central circle, First
Methodist church with Mrs. A.
A. Siewert, 338 North Winter
street, dessert luncheon, 1:15
p. m.
Salem MubIc Teachers asso
ciation. Noon at Argo.
Royal Neighbors sewing club.
Fairgrounds building, all day
meeting, lunch.
Mayflower guild of First
Congregational church, with
Mrs. B. S. Oliver, 866 Jefferson
street, 2 p.m.
Kappa Kappa Gamma alum
nae meeting, with Miss Mar
garet Wagner, 7:80 dessert
supper.
Pringle Woman's club, all
day at clubhouse.
West Central Circle, 1st Me
thodist church, with Mrs. G. W.
Day, 645 Chemeketa street, 2
p.m.
AAUW radio class, women
novelists, with Mrs. Russell
BeuUer, 595 North 24th street,
1:45 p.m.
Thursday
, Liberty Women's annual hus
bands dinner, 6:30 p. m. ln
grange hall.
Woman's Bible class of First
.Methodist church, at Old Peo-
pie's ihome, 1625 Center street,
2 p.m.
Pythian .. Sisters. .- with Mrs.
Earl Burk, 42 Edgewater
atreet, S p.m. Valentine party.
j right, cape suit
edging tha apron effect at the hips. An aB-day
dress, center, features brown and white stripes that
have a wavy effect. The akirt Is pleated all around
below the hip-length bodice .line? A rolled-back
triangular frame hat cf .white felt completes the
costume. The cape suit, right. Is made of a fabric
which is almost like a knit for Its resistance to
crushing. The plaid is ln a grelge mixture, light
enough for a warm climate, but warm for unex
pected cool days. The cape Is brandy brown, and
is worn with matching crocodile shoes, hat and
bag, and turban-like hat Turbans, by the way.
are more popular than ever.; ; ... . v.- - -j-
t--v; .!
Tureday.nlghwj$..a. popular?
evenlnr for meetlntra of several
alumnae groups. ' V : " f
, ' - M Beta Thl . ; J I
the Pi Beta Phi alumnae at her
home with Mrs. John Hughes,
Mrs.:At" Terrence King and Mrs.
Louis, B. School as assisting hos
tesses. W;; - ,c::
' I A dessert supper was -'served
followed by a ; business meeting
and members sewed for. Britain.
The group elected Mrs. James
Clayton, as a delegate,' to attend.
; tha province conference in Bpo
' kane air- tha Davenport - hotel q;
April 1 26 and 27. t A. dinner lor-
alumnae- and-hotrhahds will he
held in March. r -
Members . present-., were Mrs."
Marion: Molkey, ' . Mrs. Chester
Zumwalt, Mrs. Vera Miller: Mrs.
; P. D. Quisenberry; Mrs. Carl Rlck-
mrmn.-.
TCtararT -TOoth Mti TCIhovt TlnHJ
erts, Mrs. Lee Bown; Mrs. James
Clayton, Mrs. Bruce Titus, Mrs.
! Floyd i Thompson, Mrs. Harold
Lad J" and Mr.. Raymond : Bone-
Kapda Alpha Theta
The Kappa Alpha TheU alum-
nae met at the home of Mrs.
Willard Marshall and she was
aaslsted -by Mrs. Donald MeCar-
gar and Miss Elolse Buck. A late
Hunner was served bv- the ho.
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Attending the affair were Mrs.
James Stone, Mrs. Emily Sedge-
wick, jars, xuyior nawiiai, taia.
George S. Hoffman, Mra. George
Hug, Mrs. Roy S. Keene, Mrs.
Richard Slater, Mrs. Charles
xieiuei, mru. xuuewiua jiuugmon
of Portland, Miss Helen Langille,
Miss Bobbe Shinn, Miss Frances
Jenson, Miss Shirley Cronemil
ler and the hostesses.
Delta Phi
Mrs. Roy Ferris was hostess to
the Delta Phi sorority alumnae
at her home on South 23rd street.
During the evening Mrs. Otto
Paulus road the stage play, "Life
With Father," by Clarence Day.
A late supper was served by the
hostess.
Members present were Mrs.
William Thome, Mrs. Robert
Rieder, Mrs. C. Ronald Hadklas,
Mrs. Robert Gentzkow, Mrs. Otto
Paulus, Mrs. Verne Bain, Mrs.
Hugh Church, Mrs. Steve Ander
son, Miss Doris Unrub, Miss Mar
Jorie : Van deWalker and Miss
Ruth Pemberton.
Mrs. Burghardt
Is Hostess
Mrs. William 11. Burghardt was
hostess for an informal dinner
party Thursday night at her Union
street home in compliment to
members of her club and their
husbands.
The dinner table carried out the
Valentine theme and bridge was
in play during the evening. Win
ning prizes were Mrs. W. E. Han
son and Mr. W. H. Wood. Special
guests were Mrs. J. B. Cob ray.
Mrs. Prince W. Bvrd and Mra.
Tongue Mnnaer
Other guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Wilmer C. Page, Mrs. Russell Cat
lin, Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Russell,
Mr. and Mr. Rollin K. Page, Mr.
and Mrs. Max O. Buren, Mr. and
Mrs. W. E. Hanson and Mr. and'
Mrs. W. H. Wood.
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Children Have
y 1
Valentines
A Valentine party was held on
Friday morning for members of
Mrs. Zosel's kindergarten. The
hostess was assisted by Jean Hob
son Rich.
Pupils of the kindergarten are:
John Clement, Tom ' Patterson.
Donna Starkey, Bill Donaldson.
Kenneth- Rantseyer, Patsy Ana
Ramseyer, Claudia Waters, Clar
ice Waters, John Perry, Peter
Loder. ' Marolyn Mercer, Sharon
Howe. Larry Lister,' Dab ' Reed,
Pierre Salu, Nancy Fox. Mary
Kay Brown. Daryl Prultt, Bever
ly Mackey, Jeanne Rickard. Will
Showalter, Nadine George, Mari
lyn ana Hugh Mount were ad
ditional guests. "
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Mrs. Stege Fetes
KCKT Club '
Mrs. C. W. Stege entertained
members of the KCKT clnb
Thursday afternoon. At the tea
hour! the hostess was assisted by
Mrs.j Roy H. Wassam. A special
gnest was Mrs. John Rath. Daffo
dils provided the decorative note
on the serving table.
Members present were Mrs.
Fred. Barker, Mrs. Ray Clark, Mrs.
E. ji Donnell, Mrs. A. A. Graber,
Mrs. Hattle Givens. Mrs. Marr
Rodgers, Mrs. Nellie Knox. Mrs.
Dell Schellberg and Mrs. Roy H.
wassam.
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Mrs. Chas Haworth. nrecldea't
of the south Salem WCTU enter!
tainea her executive committee at
a luncheon at her home on West
Rural street Tuesday. Daffodils
and other spring flowers 'ware
used as a centerpiece with a vio
let corsage marking each place.
The; guests were-Mesdamea Alma
Barkus, c. T. Cooper, ' John Ber-
telson; B.-F. Patton. Mason Bish
op and C. W. Staeey. : :
:- The Shaw study dab, a . its
first spring . meeting Wednesdsy
night elected . the following offi
cers: .Joseph Wolf.- president;
Gertrude Hlnert, vice - president:
Bertha Stegman, ' secretary, and '
Richard Portal, publicity. - The
study dab .carries informal and
Informative discussions of secular
and religious subjects. -.
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Ir. aad lira; Joseph Fclton aad
Mr.L and Mrs. Clinton Standlsh
will-be the weekend guests .of Mr.
and Mrs. 8 t a n t e y Satchwell at
their Kelso, wash., home. The
Satchwella formerly resided ln
Salem. , '
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Mr. and Mrs.- Lee Crawford left
last night for thefr beach home at
Prairie City where they will spend
several days.
Ir - 'W?? r:fTomV"1hr haUry; and ifr - Mitcham U the ilrst
i lows: - Z- - - .K h MUu. vice-president of the f ederaUon.
KKX.10: 85 , a.m. Metropolitan -
Opra;Italo -Moatemesal a eon-.
ducts his own opera "l.'Amore
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ote !(
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ats
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Kxia Pi bis
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A Mtld.
Lmeii Brow...f
Am Old Wimt
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KEX :3S-8 pm. Arturo Tosca-
niBi conducts, the NBC Bym-
phony. rlth Mlscha Misehakoff,
viollalst. and. Carlton Cooley
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vionrt. aaswung aniau. .
Tv St.d.t
-Brpbaj ttortuf vmm ..;
Vtii
. Voic mt Spring.. ...
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Honor Miss Olson
At SnOWPf
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Misa La Verne Dumas enter-
aPa bridal Bhoer" Thur
oay aignt at ner noma in ine
Monterey apartments, honoris
Miss Maxlne Olson, bride-elect of
Mr. Stanley Stlffler. The Valen-
tine motif was used In decora-
tlons. The Uble was centered
w?th a la?ge heartXpS Jal.
.,
tO Mies. OlSOn.
miss, uison.
Those present were Maxlne
Olson, Mrs. William Hoyt, Mrs.
LiBtov icdwards. Mrs. Peixv Mvers.
Miss Maraaret Ann BlHrb.- Miss
Helen Ostrln, Mrs. Homer SUff-
lr. Miss Madeline Simmons, Miss
jean Kuiott, miss uetty Kcnaeier
and Miss La Verne Dumas.
Colorful Bluebirds Fun to Stitch
Says Laura Wheeler
CROSS STITCH BLUEBIRDS PATTERN 2764
"Happiness is right at home,"
say these bluebirds, symbols of
good luck. Stitch them on your
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lru ilui cvumiui m uwcr
tern of 10 motifs ranging from
3 x 64 inehea to 64 x U
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dub Pfdarairi
' -Th. einberV- ot the' Buslnesa
s aaP "f eal ?W?mn
Ble Hammer and : Eileen Jackson'Mr. HIggins ia naUonal sUte
he-maiaeatr f th even-,
lag was th -d s-p-l ay- by Mw.
T1 tf .AukAil a vhA'
county health department motion
nlcture fUms on the fight against
germs.
president, Mrs. Rosa Wilkes, Miss
Edna McEIhaney. chairman of the
health and recreation committee,
, u deeper.. Mary Sheldon,
Caroline Wilson, Julia Webster,
Phebe MeAdams. Rata MCAdams,
Dorothy IJntoet, Hazel Roealcke,
Wlaaifred Urrick. RuthMeore,
u i.i mn. .vivan ToAn -
tV' i HtiViT
merit . Saalley. Beanie Hammer.
Grace A. Gilliam, and caecta.Mra.
oorhad,-Mra. ,.iyia-..JMeBreom
of Pilot Kock, Oregon;, ana Mrs.
Marion
Wooden, , auperlntendent.
of diet
at the lnstUDtlon. .and
JS&SS
North Willamette district confer-
enee which will be held in Eugene
February 22 and 23, when the us
ual program will ha followed. For
ilucA
in ineaumj in is cudhtoicb,
ahould contact Mra. Kftle Arehart,
transportaUonc chairman.
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Mr. aad Mrs. A. w. Norblad ef
tSuSEi 1 &l ed S-Titt
tal Thursday ana vfsitea tne leg-
. iv . w un.M kMi u
nttit nt th UaHnn hntl honor.
fn, ,.M.nt. Xf th.
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Mr. aad Mrs.. Kllia VooEschen
and Mr. and Mra." Ray Yocom were
guests of the Portland Rotary
club- nrlday night at the Eugene
Gleemen'a concert.
inches; color schemes; Ulustra-
Wn o' stitches; materials re-
q
oruu ln cola Ior lul"
pattern to The Uregon statesman,
www i wpi, nuig imuij
PATTERN NUMBER, your NAME
and ADDRESS.
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Good work You had it coming . . . But don't
let it slip through your fingers!
Some of that extra money you'll save. Some
you'll spend to fix up the house, buy clothes
you've needed, get things for the children. Ad
vertisingxcgn help, you select wisely.
. This . paper is full . of sound, helpful buying
. counsel. ; Read the advertisements carefully.
Then you'll purchase with the foreknowledge
. that;inedns MONl SAVED v. . and put ALL
your sglai-tbjgood us . . '
Mr. ana aire, w. w. w
itAftillniM aa their w Jt SB-d
gnea Mr. and Mrs. Wiiiard A.
IHins of .Bead and Mr. "John "IT.
!n t-th swnth naUonal vice-
reeentatlve for the federaUon.
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" official visit from the grand
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l'0lt
Mra. jrF' -!
wMmcT rearcsentatrva accompan
kr. . Eha waa printed .with
K t hy the .local SJaterav ,
Tha rrouD served a merehanfa
lunch at aooa, and after the aveai
ing meeting, rerreenmenia were
served aad a social boar enjoyed.
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Catholic Club
MakeS PlanS
ralholle Daorfctera of
"aea.lon
t th women'a club houes Wed-
-IAy. "
.x" iim.Ioi.
-"fflJl.S 5? member.
ct J"f member.
on March it.
fff? l2?ZJEl
following the business meeting
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MlM Mary Brnj18-.
Letter Carriers
flrn WnnnroH
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Mrs. Dolly Crittenden enter
tained members of the National
Association of Letter Carriers
auxiliary, Thursday afternoon,
with a social meeting.
Those present were Mrs. Marian
Tung, Mrs. Lillian Garrett, Mrs.
Gladys Boyce, Mrs. Ada Blackman.
Mrs. Esther Rothrock, Mrs. Ethel
Welch. Mra. Pearl Nichols. Mrs.
Lillian Zlan, Mrs. Henry Craw
ford. Mrs. Paul Miller, Mrs. Claude
Glenn, Mrs. William O'Neill.
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. Mr. Anunsen
Honor Guest
- Mra. Fred 8. Anunsen waa host
ess for a de rightful affair Thurs
day night at her Leslie street
home on the occasion of Mr.
Anns sen's birthday. A dessert sup
per waa followed by an evening
of contract.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Da
vid Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Ray To
com, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Gleason,
Mr. and Mrs. Mose Adams, Mr.
and Mrs. Roy H. Mills and Mrs.
Leona Johnson.
Mr. Jutd Mrs. Roy 8. Xeeae will
entertain as their guests tonight
at the Willamette-CPS game, Mr.
and Mra. Dava White and Jr. aad
Mrs. William Graahora of Port
,,,1.
Mrs. William H. BonrAardt aad
Mrs. Thomas B. Rilea left Friday
q gpenu ine WCCHuu Wltn IOI,
and Mra. Kenneth R own tree at
Seaside.
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statemaau
Eeuperman
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The Ajnerjcaa Legion auilliary
taftemoonV Tork v .continued oa
. ha material to Bend to the vet-
rep-"eraa hoepltil at Boeebarg.
Preent-wfre:-r. w
Mra. Harold! Perkins; Mrs. J. li.
Cannon. Misi Jessie Rodman, Mrs.
' W. J. Aadeiion, Mra. Aastin Wil
"aon, Mrs. John Olson, Mrt. LI yd
Perkins, and the hostess, Mrs.
Heuperman. f , - i
The next I meeting wm do i
the home oflMlsa Jessie Rodman.
lOIf N. Witter atreet, Thursday,
1g-t lt in. -There
will be a cohered dist. tter at 1
o'clock. TTatf wembera ara ttxred
ttfni. r
10 . P m . - ' - ' i 1
. t
a yirr,
lViifa.
Arrfvl miht ta-ha -
iUl to a tiw-weeaea-gu"i
Or., and Mrei KODertJOepn wera
tb lattert farenu; MrJfcB:V
. iiiv .'i--
Mra. - Bevtard AdiBM. ; wbo le
now . residini In QlympU, Wah:,
spent Thursday and Friday in So- t
lent -with her parent, Mr. (tad
Mra. 11- 11. Corey. ' -
Todcys .Menui
Several tskereating- dlahea win
he ! Included on the weekend
menus. t
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- iTODAY
: Avocados oa half shell
Chipped I beef on biscuit
8teaaed potatoes
Spln&lh with lemon
Frozen niepberry shortcake
BVWDAX
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Raw Vegetable salad
Pork fchoulder roast
Bfilcy sauce . ,
Celery aad corn :
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Chocolate sundae, wafers
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Cabbage (did plaeapple salad
Beef and kidney pie j
Onions, battered ;
Baked potatoes ; . j
Raisiajpie j
PORK SHOULDER ROAST WITH
SPICY SAUCE ; 4
Pork shoulder roll j
Salt aad pepper i
2 small chiens; minced ' !
1 tahlesleoa Warcestcrahire
aaaca f : i
1 tahleapdoa sflgar
K teaapopa; paprika .1 .
k n9 jIAcgar j
cp wter , l
X tableapdoaii catsup r
Have picn&e shoulder boned and
rolled at thf market. Season wttk
salt and pepper. Place fat aide up
on a rack lnfan open roasting pan.
(Insert a meat thermometer so
that the bulb reaches the center
cf the roll if available.) Pat; in a
moderate oien (S50 degrees) aad
roast until I well done. Allow ap
proximately! 40 to 45 mlnutea per
pound xor roasting a oonea enoui
d r . Combine other ingredients;
cook together for five minutes un
til flavors are blended. Serve as
sauce with roast pork, j
BABT3 a
Taelleva misery fastf
-eztcraaii. Rub on
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