Gaiety-Hill Club
Plans Show
Members of the Gaiety HU1
garden club are planning a
spring flower show for- next
Wednesday and Thursday to be
held at the Salem Art center.
The exhibit is purely decorative,
and no classifications of varieties
witt "be made. The exhibit is be
ing held in connection with a
display of flower prints hung in
the galleries.
The Gaiety Hill group is invit
ing members of the Salem Gar
den .club to exhibit. Those in
tending to display flowers may
contact members of the commit
tee: Mrs. Walter Smith, Mrs. Lee
Canfield, Mrs. W. L. Phillips,
Mrs. Lester Barr and Miss Edith
Schryver.
Shower Given for
Mrs. Chambers
A shower was given for Mrs.
Robert Chambers Wednesday at
thethome of Mrs. Margaret Wil
lis, assisted by Mrs. Dagenhardt.
The afternoon was spent infor
mally. Later a dessert luncheon
was served.
Those attending were Mrs.
Clyde Farley, Mrs. Leona Johan- -
son, airs, i js. uiucey, Mrs. Hen-
ry Helinhout, Mrs. B. M. Ran
dall, Mrs. Erickson,"Mrs. LaRue
BothwelL Mrs. Betty Versteeg,
Mrs. Mae NoU, Mrs. W. W. Ro
lofson, Mrs. Gene Dagenhardt,
Mrs. X. Dagenhardt, Mrs. E. N.
DeHut, Mrs. R. Abemathy, Miss
Shirley Dagenhardt, Mrs. A. Da
Moude, Mrs. Lucille Garner,
Margaret Willis and Mrs. R. M.
Chambers.
Woman's Clufcflo
Meet Saturday
The regular meeting of the Sa
lem Woman's club, to be held on
Saturday at 2:30 o'clock, will in
clude a program arranged by the
Pan-American Study club. In
addition, Cecil Sargeant, 16-year
old poet, will read some of his
compositions, and Mrs. Robert
Budrow, head of Braille work
for the Red Cross, will show how
this form of writing was done
before the machine for writing
was bought for the Red Cross by
the Woman's club.
Mrs. Iscar Culter will be in
charge of the tea which follows
the meeting.
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Good sleep is essential to a
child's progress in school, ac
cording to physicians and edu
cators. Up to the age of 15 chil
dren require a minimum of ten
hours sleep each night. (Quality
of sleep, however, is more im
portant than quantity. The
child's bed should be checked
regularly to see, that mattresat r
springs and pillow are in -good
condition.
Mrs. Alden Adolph, Mrs. Rex
Adolph and Mr. Joseph Adolph
have been spending several days
at their beach house at Nes
kowin. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Rowland
of Grand Island, Nebraska are
visiting at the home of Mrs.
John Hain.
SWEGLE Before an altar
of spring flowers and ivy, mar
riage vows were exchanged
Wednesday night, April 9 th, at
8 o'clock at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Victor M. La Due, unit
ing Maxine LaDue and Clayton.
Gibb.
The bride's dress was of white
chiffon and lace and she car
, ried a bouquet of rose buds and
sweet peas. There were no at
tendants. Rev. H. C. Stover performed
the ceremony before relatives of
both bride and groom. They will,
make their home on Hollywood
Drive.
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no pattern is more striktaa in .cozy colonial simplicity
than Colony illustrated above.
' Here is the swirl effect which was the hit of years ago.
Recreated for modem homes, it is again a fashion-first
for brilliant entertaining. Our open stock selections jene,
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are moderately priced. i
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and useful potholders out in rec
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harmonize with your kitchen.
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Carpenters'Wives
At Correll's j
The ladies' auxiliary of Car
penters met at the home of Har
ry Correll Tuesday for sewing.
They made plans for their an
niversary which they will cele
brate this month. Mrs. Henry
Giese of Seattle, a former mem
ber, was a visitor.
Those attending were. Mes
dames A. C Thomas, Dick Ger
ken, Harry Johnson, Clarence
Crowly, Even Melbee, Ernest
Garrett, Sam Carter, George
Earnest, Jess Barnes, Claude
Sellard, Earl Caswell, Mrs. Cor
rell and Mrs. Cooter. j
Dinner to Fete
Mrs. Henry
Mrs. Wayne Henry, retiring
worthy high priestess, White
Shrine of Jerusalem, will be the
honor guest at a dinner : party
on Saturday night at the Masonic
Temple at 6:45 o'clock.
Arranging the affair are Miss
Edna McElhaney, Mrs. A. C.
Smith and Miss Ruth Moore,
newly elected worthy ; high
priestess, who will preside at the
dinner.
Covers will be placed for over
40 guests and the Easter motif
will be carried out in the table
appointments and spring flowers
jwill provide the decorative note.
The evening will be spent in
formally. Mrs. Christian Newburgh left
for Berkeley early this week to
visit her sister, Mrs. H. Smith
for the next two weeks. :
Members of the Cootie club
will dance at the VFW hall to-night
to the old-time music of
Chuck Madvornik's orchestra.
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SILVERTON M r s . Elmer
Grace entertained at a miscella
neous shower at her home Tues
day night in compliment to Miss
Eleanor Men, whose marriage
to Gaylord Hibbs of Dallas will
be an event late this month.
Invited for the Tuesday night
affair were Miss M o e n , her
mother, Mrs. Gertrude iMoen,
Mrs. Ole Moen, Mrs. Jasper Dul
lum, Mrs. H. A. Larson, Mrs.
Emil Loe, Mrs. Oscar Loe, Mrs.
Anna Oveross, Mrs. Conrad
Johnson, Mrs. Ole Smedstad,
Mrs. R. B. Winslow, Mrs. Anton
Dahl, Mrs. Andrew Aarhus, Miss
Ardis Aarhus, Miss Althea Mey
er, Miss Oreit Moen.
Arrived!
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Today's Menu
Good Friday brings tradition
al food to the menu.
Fruit salad
Halibut with tomato sauce
Onions
Shoestring potatoes
Hot cross buns
Lemon chiffon pic
Halibut, next to salmon, is
most popular of fish, and it's
fresh in local markets today. Cut
the halibut in serving sized
pieces, gently fry, in butter or
olive oiL Put into a baking dish
in which are tomato sauce,
chopped partially cooked onion,
and seasonings. Let cook slowly
in the oven or allow to simmer
for awhile on top of the stove
to blend flavors and finish cook
ing the fish. Serve fish in the
sauce. Sugar in the tomato, and
a dash of soy sauce will give
excellent flavor.
MIDDLE GROVE Miss Max
ine La Due, bride-elect of Clay
ton Gibbs, was recently feted
with a smartly arranged crystal
shower at the home of Mrs. Les
ter Starr of Hollywood drive.
Guests bidden to honor Miss
La Due were Miss Esther Ham
mer, Miss Jodelle Jones, Miss
Dorothy Anderson, Mrs. James
Wilson, Mrs. Vera Frame, Mrs.
Charles Thomas, Mrs. Melvin
La Due, Mrs. Walter Fisher,
Mrs. Rosalind Poe, Mrs. Lula
Starr, Mrs. Alice Forgard, Mrs.
Edyth Low, Mrs. A. Gibbs, Mrs.
Marjorie Jones, Mrs. Victor La
Due, Mrs. Amanda Munson,
Mrs. L. L. Thomas, Mrs. Harold
Holler and Mrs. Lester Starr.
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In Dessert
For a long time we've been;
looking j at those small oranges !
that appear in market , and say
ing to f ourselves, ! "They don't
look like much, but they are
Juicy."
Now we are faced with the
deep pleasure of purchasing
oranges that are big, beautiful
balls of gold. Juice is there, but
segments are easily separated,
and they are good; to eat.
Valencias aren't only good as
an eating orange though, they
are fine for cooking.
For instance try:
Valencia cream custa&d
(Variation on a Theme)
2 egg yolks, beaten
Vt cup sugar
2 tablespoons flour
y teaspoon salt
1 cup cream
1 teaspoon grated orange rind
1 cup orange juice
Mix all ingredients thorough
ly. Cook in double boiler, stir
ring frequently until thick. Cool.
Turn into bowl in which you
have arranged Vx cup of orange
segments and cover with a
meringue made of two egg
whites, beaten stiff with Y cup
sugar.
VEAL VALENCIA
(Cutlet to Crow About)
IVi pounds veal cutlet
Salt and pepper
4 tablespoons flour
4 tablespoons fat
cup cream
cup Valencia orange juice
Rind of one orange
2 tablespoons sugar
Have cutlet cut one inch thick.
Sprinkle meat with salt and
pepper. Rub the flour well into
the meat. Brown in the fat, on
both , sides. Combine remaining
ingredients and pour over the
veal. Cover closely and simmer
slowly one hour. Makes six
servings.
VALENCIA SPRING SALAD
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(Something to Sing About)
1 package o r a h g e-flavored
gelatin
1 cup warm water
cup Valencia orange juice
Vi cup lemon juice
1 cup chopped celery
3 oz. cream cheese
Dissolve gelatin in warm wa
ter. Add fruit juices. Chill.
When slightly thickened, fold in
celery. Turn into loaf pan. Chill
until firm. To serve, cut in two
inch Squares, allowing two
squares to each serving. Arrange
on crisp lettuce leaves. Top with
squares of cream cheese. Seg
ments of Valencia oranges may
garnish each serving. Makes six
servings.
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.' Traditionally, "the English eat
hot cross burn on Good Friday,
but Americans have, found that
this spring delicacy Is too good
to serve only once a year," they
jump the gun and serve the '
frosted rolls for several Weeks,
even months before Easter.
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Vegetable Loaf
Is Main Dish
Cooked vegetables and rolled
oats join meat for a good week-'
en d main dish.
OATS VEGETABLE LOAF
V cup cooked peas
Yt cup cooked green beans
Yx cup cooked yellow beans
1 cup cooked carrots
1 cup oats (quick)
Yx cup diced celery.
1 small can tomatoes
1 tablespoon minced green
pepper
1 tablespoon minced onion
Bacon
Cut beans and carrots in small
pieces and mix with other vege
tables. Salt and pepper to taste,
add uncooked oats and tomatoes.
Pour in greased loaf tin, put
strips of bacon on top and bake
in moderate oven, 350 degrees
about 4d to 60 minutes or until
firm.
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An entree that catches the
xnood ; of springtimeand one
that is perfectly suited to the
club luncheon Is Salmon Aspar
agus Coitard. Here Is a dish that
is light and full of flavor as well
as . gay with color symbolic c of
the' season.
SALMON ASPARAGUS
CUSTA&D
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pound cooked or canned
, salmon
V cap" salmon liquor
cup chicken broth (or one
chicken cube dissolved-in
Yi cup hot water)
1 cup cream
3 eggs (slightly, beaten)
Saltl pepper
1 cup asparagus tips (cooked
m rapidly boiling water
for ten minutes)
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Flake; the salmon in large
flakes. Scald the salmon liquor,
chicken! broth and the . cream.
Beat eggs lightly and stir hot
liquid into eggs. Season to taste
with salt and pepper. Add flaked
salmon.
Arrange asparagus tips around
edge of ramekins so that the
tips of jthe asparagus show just
above the edge of the ramekin
Pour custard mixture into rame
kins. Bake in a pan of hot water
in a moderate over (350 degrees)
for approximately forty-five
minutes or until custard is set
Serve hot.
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