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FAGEXOKS'
Concert Tonight
By Chorus
The first of, the MacDowell
club concerts will be held tonight
at Salem high school auditorium.
1 Gail Ferguson will be soloist,
Bernard Barron is director of the
chorus.
Associate members of the
MacDowell club include: Mr. and
Mrs. W. E. Anderson, Mr. and
Mrs. L. 0. Arens, J. B. Avison,
Dr. and Mrs. L. E. Barrick, Lyle
P. Bartholomew, Helen Webster
Beelar, Mr. and Mrs! Frank B.
Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Ben
son, Miss Hattie J. Bratzel, Alice
Crary Brown, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Collins, Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs.
Irving DeFrance, Mrs. Walter A.
Denton, Mrs. C. A. Downs, Mrs.
Mary Schultz Duncan, Mr. and
Mrs. David Eason, Mr. and Mrs.
B. E. Edwards, Ethel N. Former,
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Geist, Dr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Idleman, Mrs. H.
B. Jones, Dr. and Mrs. Carl Sum
ner Kopf , Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Mc
Cullough, Mr. George McLeod,
Miss Frances Virginie Melton,
Mrs. Jessie Bush-Mickelson, Mrs.
George R. K. Moorhead, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank G. Myers, Miss Doro
thy Pearce, Mr. and Mrs. E. W.
Peterson, Mrs. Max F. Rogers,
Mr. Frank Sanders, Miss Nellie
Schwab, Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Sis
son, Mrs. Bruce Spalding, Miss
Lena Belle Tarter, C. T. Terril,
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Von Eschen,
Miss Ethel Walker and Joseph A.
Weber.
The Engleweed Women's Mis
sionary society will hold the De
cember meeting today at 2
o'clock at the church. The sub
ject is "The Christian Home."
Rev. C. O. Goodman will lead
the devotional and study hour.
Interesting features will be a
gift exchange, Christmas music
and entertainment of special
guests.
The Sigma Taa Methers meet
ing, scheduled for Friday after
noon at Forest Grove at the
home of Mrs. R. S. Waltz, has
been postponed indefinitely.
AYRE auxiliary will meet
Rebekah Westaby, 1409 North
Church street, this afternoon at
2 o'clock.
DALLAS The Woman's Mis
sionary society of the Evangeli
cal church met Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. J. M.
Leitch with Mrs. Walter Young
and Mrs. Amelia Ashton assist
ing. Mrs. Paul Launer led the
devotions. Officers were elected'
for the next year. Mrs. Zora
Embree, president; Mrs. Chester
Gardner, vice-president; Mrs
J. M. Lietch, secretary; Mrs.
Floyd Senter, treasurer; Mrs.
Harvey Retslaff, superintendent
of the mission band. After the
business session a solo was sung
by Rev. Wlshart, accompanied
by Mrs. William Ickes.
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Mrs. Nibler Will
Fete Newcomer "
'' Mrs. Gerald Nibler has ar
ranged anat home for Friday "
afternoon in compliment to a
-newcomer in the capital, Mrs.
T. M. Kearns, who has moved
here from Portland.
Forty guests have been in
vited to call ' between 2 and 4
o'clock. Mrs. Nibler and the
honor guest will receive infor
mally in the living room.
Assisting the hostess will be
Mrs.. Talbot Bennett, Mrs. Mer
rill Falkenhagen and. Mrs. C.
Ronald Hudkins. Candles and
Christmas., greens will be used
about the rooms and on the
tea table.
Earnests Hosts
At Pinochle
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Earnest
were hosts for a pinochle party
Wednesday night at their home
for a group of their friends. A
late supper was served by the
hostess.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs.
William DePew, Mr. and Mrs.
Malcolm Mitchell and Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Mapes.
FOR DINNER A dinner
dress of blue-jade is worn by
Actress Vivienne Segel em
phasizing the front fullness
and trimmed in. cording.
The Keystone Sunday school
class of the First Christian
church has postponed its Christ
mas party.
BROOKS Mrs. M. F. Day
was honored with a shower,
Tuesday at the regular meeting
of the Woman's Society of
Christian Service, held in the
church. The Days have sold
their farm here and will make
their home in Molalla.
Mrs. William Schafer presid
ed. Mrs. Ray Cozel was elected
treasurer to replace Mr?. Roy
Reed who was injured in an auto
accident.
Refreshments were served to
Mrs. Luther Hutto, Mrs. A. P
Sidebottom, Mrs. H. H. Bosch
Mrs. Alex Streeter, Mrs. Georg
Legg, Mrs. William Schafer,
Mrs. Mary Ashbaugh, Mrs. Mar
tin Benson, Mrs. Marie Perry
of Elmira, NY; Mrs. Jay Bar
tholomew, Mrs. G. E. Towers,
' Mrs. ' Ray Cozel, '"Mrs'. William
Conn, Mrs. M. F. Day, Mrs. Ells
worth Hubbard, Mrs. Harry Sin
gleterry, Mrs. Wiila Vinyard,
Mrs. Charles Watts, Mrs. Anna
M. Dunlavy, Mrs. Jennie Gil
bert, Mrs. Olive Beardsley and
Miss Dovie Lee Legg.
Mrs. Charles Hoggins, Mrs.
John Hughes and Mrs. P. D.
Quisenberry will entertain the
Pi Beta Phi alumnae at a
Christmas party this afternoon
at 2 o'clock at the Huggins'
home, 743 Stewart street
Doris Doughton
Is Honor Guest
Miss Doris Doughton, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Millard
Doughton, was honored on her
19th birthday Tuesday night at
a dinner party at the home of
her parents. The evening was '
spent informally and the birth
day cake and candles centered
the table.'
Places were laid for Miss
Doughton, Miss Corliss and
Miss Carol Clark, Miss Lois
Robinson, Miss Luann Green,
Miss Shirley Valliant, Miss
Grace and Miss Ruth Cramer,
Miss Delora Williams and Miss
Jean Boyce.
Mrs. Sybil Dotton will enter
tain the Just For Fun club this
afternoon at her home, 1424
North Winter street A one
o'clock no-host luncheon will be
served and an exchange of gifts
will be held.
Recent Bride
Is Honored
Mrs. George Peters entertain
ed with a bridal shower Tues
day afternoon in compliment to
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Alden
Addie (Eunice Hanson), who
was married on November" 28.
The party was held at the home
of Mrs. William Addie.
Honoring Mrs. Addie were
Mrs. Mabel Traglio, Mrs. Har
vey Schubel and Mrs. Clara
Jensen, Mrs. Nada Hassler and
Mrs. Evan Habert of Mon
mouth, Mrs. J. Unrein, Mrs.
Abe Weibe, Miss Rosena Hart
man, Miss Mary Mack, Mrs.
William Addie and Mrs. George
Peters.
Since blackout time has been
set up to 1:30, the Wisteria
club dance, billed Friday, will
be held at the regular time, 9
pjn. till midnight according to
Floyd Seamster, club president
Marlon county council of Am
erlcan Legion auxiliary has post
puuea lis rnaay meeting in
Stayton until further notice.
Sweets to Go
In Basket
Adding a jar or two of jelly -or
jam to the Christmas basket
will make it even more desir
able. Winter fruits of course win
be those to use, and here Is a
marmalade especially attractive
to look at and extra good to
eat
CHRISTMAS MARMALADE
4 cups thinly sliced unpeeled
oranges
3 cups thinly sliced unpeeled
grapefruit
i cup thinly sliced unpeeled
lemons
1 cup cranberries
Slice citrus fruits very thin.
Cut cranberries in halves. Meas
ure, and for each cup of the
fruit mixture add three cups
cold water. (26 Y cups water).
Allow to stand over night Heat
and boil 10 minutes. Allow to
cool. Heat again and cook until
citrus peel is tender. Divide the
mixture and cook only two cups
of it at a time with Yi cups su
gar. Boll vigorously untn syrup
gives jelly test of thick, reluct
ant drips which sheet together
from a spoon. The time may va
ry from 10 to 15 minutes. When
a wide kettle is used and evapo
ration Is rapid the shorter cook
ing time will suffice. Cool a few
minutes and stir to prevent fruit
from floating. Pour into hot
sterilized glasses. Seal with pa
raffin. Repeat process by adding
1 Vi cups sugar to each 2 cups
of the remaining fruit mixture.
Bring to jelly test and seal.
Pudding Made
For Holiday
Christmas and steamed pud
ding go hand in hand. Here is
one that will win that badge of
distinction for you.
FIG PUDDING
1 rup dried figs
1 egg
1 cup light molasses
Vt cup melted butter
1 cup hot water
IVi cups sifted all-purpose
flour
1 tablespoon ginger
1 teaspoon soda
Rinse figs, drain, clip stem
ends, and chop. Beat egg, add
molasses, melted butter, figs and
beat thoroughly. Add hot water,
flour sifted with spice and soda
and mix weU. Pour into small
greased molds, cover and steam
about one hour. Serve will lem
on sauce. Serves to t.
Today's Menu .
TutU frulttl duff wfll be def
sert on the menu that InchidesS
Head lettuce
Horseradish dressing
Buttered turnips
Baked balogna and spaghetti
TutU fruitti duff
BAKED BALOGXA AND
SPAGHETTI
2 medium large onions
2 green peppers
1 clove garlic
Fry in cup oil untn clear,
add 1 pound skinned balogna
that has been run through a
meat grinder. Fry 9 minutes
longer and add
2 cups cooked spaghetti
Vi cup catsup
2 tablespoon lemon juice
1 can hot sauce
Simmer for S minutes, com
bine with spaghetti, bake in an
oiled dish 20 to 20 minute.
For the duff, mix any sort of
fresh or canned fruits, beat with
juice and sweeten. Drop egg
dumplings on top, cover and
cook for II minutes without
raising the lid. Serve with
cream.
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