The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, February 03, 1942, Page 9, Image 9

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Jhm OSEGON STATESMAN. Salem, Ongoa. TuMday Morning. February 3. 1941
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Livestock and Poultry
ONI SOW with 8 S wks. old pigs,
83.50 ea. 8 weaner pigs, choice. 5.50 ea.
Altoeether 845. U 70-lb. feeder pigs,
87.50 ea. 1 ml. N. Middle Grove sen..
Rt. 7. Box 423. A. F. Sommer.
TEAM. GOOD young horses. 2800
lbs.. 7 and 8 rears old. with harness.
farm wagon, plow, harrow and disc,
8245. Call at Grange Place, l'i miles
east on O st.
FOR SAUt A No. 1 Jersey-Guern
sey cow to freshen with third calf
about March 1. 878. Vernon Robins,
X. 4. B. 70 D. l',4 mi. out Pac. hwy.
south.
FARMERS
WI PAT 80e per hundred for dead
ana worthless uve stock. rnone eoueci.
Salem. 6411.
MONTGOMERY RENDERING WORKS.
Help Wanted Female
SEVERAL YOUNG ladies. 18-34.
Neat, aggressive, high school gradu
ates to travel with mar In cir. work.
See Mr. O'Gara. 7 to 8 p. m.. Hotel
Senator, Thursday night.
ELDERLY woman with no home or
family for housekeeper. Good cook.
Do shopping. John Murphy, 2040 Ferry.
For housework. Stay nights. Ph. 4581.
Situations Wanted
CARPENTER work.
Wells. Phone 2-1394.
Reasonable. R.
For SaleMiscellaneous
FRUIT AND nut trees, gooseberry
plants, shrubs, everything for home
and commercial planting. Fruitland
Nursery, 260 Center St. Phone 9077.
CIRCULATING OIL heater, excellent
Condition. Phone 7016. 11 83 Market.
SHEEP and goat pasture and wood
gtumpage for sale. Ph. 4964.
BY OWNER Westinghouse elec
range, or will trade for late model
washer. 2449 N. Church.
Closing out used furniture, dishes.
novelties. Everything goes. 343 Marion.
FOR SALE or trade Complete set
of meat market equipment. Inq. Lee
V. Eyerly at Airport.
ALL KINDS of road gravel, crushed
rocK, wasnea mason sand, and con
crete sand. Before buying call us and
COMMERCIAL SAND 8c GRAVEL CO.
J. F. Uh-tch (owner)
SIT Court St Phone 8672
Wanted Furniture
F. N. At GLENN WOODRY. Auc
tioneers 6c furniture dealers will pay
tou more caan or traae tor furniture
household goods. We buy or sell
veryunng. rn. sua.
CASH FOR used furniture & house-
SKua gooas. k. rorgey. Ph. 7443.
Wanted Miscellaneous
USED bedroom suite. Ph. 21726.
POULTRY. EGGS, grain and burlap
sacks wanted. Hiehest ch nrir
paid. Northwest Poultry and Dairy
Products Co, 1309 N. Front. Ph. 7007.
Miscellaneous
Dental Plate Repair
TWO-HOUR SERVTCt EN MOST
CASES
Bring or Man Your Plates for Repair
DR. HARRY SEMIJ.R MCNTTsT
Adolph Bldg, State dr Com l Pb 3311
For Rent Rooms
; HOTEL MARION
Rooms, special weekly and monthly
rates to perm, guests. Marion Coffee
Shop, da
aeudoua meals at low prices.
' " - ft r- i r-ri
LARGS heated rm. for men. Break
fast, laundry if desired. Ph. 2-1623.
" CLEAN rooms with garage. Ph.. '4307.
SLEEPING ROOM. 723 Court
FURN. light hskpg.
.water, -heat 696 N. C
room.
lights.
lottage.
HSKPG. room, heated. Ph. 3941.
NICE, WARM, near cap. 966 Center.
CLOSE tn. clean. warm. Ph. 4498.1
NICELY furn, heated rm. 179 8V 14th
RM, home privileges, close to. 8228.
SLP RM, near state Mdgs Ph 2144S
NEAT; warm comfortable. Ph. 7772.
" Room and Board
CLOSE IN. 678 N. Cottage.
, J ADVERTISING .
Western Advertising
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San Francisco Los Angeles : Seattle
Eastern Advertising , .
-. Representatives.
Bryant Griffith 8i Brunaon. Ina.
v , Chicago. New York, Detroit
. Boston, Atlanta . .
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' Entered ef A Pottoffic e SmUm.
Ortgon, as eTecowd Class Matter. n
Hahd aoerv snominff excent Monday.
Business offiet tlS South Commercial
. Street. i - ' -
' SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
VtaO Subscription States In Advance).
Within Orefoa: DeUy and Sunday, M.
80 cents: S Mae. Slio: Uoe. slftO; 1
year 83.001 Elsewhere 80 cents per me.
or S6J?0 for 1 year In advance. Per
opy a cents. Newsstands 6 ecnta.
s y City Carrier, -60 cents a month.
87 JO a year tn advance In Harlan and
adjacent counties, ; ,
Money to Loan
QUICK CASH LOANS
CAU WRITE or phone - (9163) to
Salem's eldest, largest noma owned
and home managed finance institu
tton. Your financial affairs will be
diicusaed and loans made In strictest
p.rivmcZ You will be given every con
sideration -tn the replying of your
loan or granting of extensions.
1 to II MONTHS TO RIP AY
You can nev tn fun an um
Lreduee the cost ;
ui.x aUKKOWER SIGNS
No endorsers. Loans made on furni
ture or note.
- " STOt
ROT EL SIMMONS. MGR.
Lie. No. M-1M .
JIM CLARK. ASST UGH.
GENERAL FINANCE
CORPORATION
Lie. No. 8-138
134 So. Commercial St Phone 1168
rirst door south of Ladd e Bush
bank. Convenient ground floor location
PRIVATE MONEY
AUTO AND TRUCK LOANS
CONTRACTS REFINANCED to re
duce payments. Money for new et
used cars No delay or rod tape. Ton
will retain possession of the vehicle
1 TO 18 MONTHS TO PAT
ROY H. SIMMONS
136 South Commercial Street
Phone 8188 Lie. No U-U8
FHA LOANS 4tt. also priv loena
Abrama At Kills. Inc, Masonie Bldg.
WE LOAN on farm, residential at
business orooerty Will buy mortgages
or contracts. HAWKINS Ss ROBERTS.
INC Realtors. Guardian Building.
Room and Board
ROOM & BOARD. ? meals daily. 1
on Sunday. 1533 Court.
TABLE BOARD by week or month.
Special rates. 1366 State. Phone. 3406.
BOARD 8c room. 1434 Ferry. Ph. 8519.
LARGE, warm rm . 1st floor. Meals
if wanted. 1698 S. Liberty St
Heated rooms and board. 168 N. 13th.
BD. "and RM. Ladies! Ph. 21870?
CLOSE IN. 1144 Center. Ph. 8630.
BETTER BRD. At rm. 748 S. Com! St
For Rent Apartments
2 BEDROOM, furnished apt Hot
water heat Urge Uving rm, garage
and grounds. Call 145 N. 14th, Winnie
Pettyjohn.
3 R..
It., wat. heat
630 N. Liberty.
bath. tel. 8c
washer.
FURN. 3-room apt. ec bath. Heat St
water furnished. 1369 Chemeketa.
DESIR.. mod. unfurn. J-rro. duplex.
Avail. Feb. 7. Ph. 7194. 609 S. Summer.
812-8201 3-r.. furn. Wood, gas.
lights. Pri. bath, washer. Also cottage
for couple. 2261 Hazel. Ph. 7664.
3-RM. furnished apt. 1209 Court.
WELL furn.. close in. Ph. B567.
NICELY furn.
corner, roomy, clean
ph. 6288.
2-RM. furn. apt. light, water, 82.25
week. 1290 Oak. Ph. 527S.
2-RM. APT, 12 mo. 260 Center St
FURN. PULLMAN apt.. 810. Furn.
2-rm. apt.. 10. 2253 N. Firth.
LARGE LTV. room, sleeping porch
semi private bath. 668 S. summer.
2 RMS. and kitchenette. Frig, heat
lights, water. 420 S. 20th. Phone 6997
Unfurnished 4-rm. apta. Ph. 2-1783.
"singleTin-nTheTt
VACANCY. Feb. 1. Glendora Apts.
3 TV1- The Devereaux.
CLEAN, newly painted 2 rms., kitch
enette, ht.. IgtS, WtT, 420 S. 20. P. 6987.
CLOSE IN, 8
rm. first floor. Gar.
1047 S. Comt
CLOSE IN. 891 N. Coml, $16 mo.
3 R. furn. apt. Close In. Pri. bath.
Its, h. water, wash. 1234 S. com L
FURN. SING, apt, $6 mo. 832 Water.
VERY nice htd. apt, S23 1980 Center.
2-R. furn, bathjtiit, $18. 1440 Waller.
nrRiM COTTAGES. 1 miles south 610.
$12 mo. Inq. 484 N. Church.
For Rent Houses
are have the PROSPECT
rr vnn Want tn aelL exchange.
lease, rent see Mr Larsen. Mr. Collins
or Mr. Coodwtr with Hawkins 6t
Roberta.
s-rm. furnished. 822.90. 4-rm. turn
Ished. 825- S-rm, 812 90. M. H. stegner.
920 N. Commercial. -
MODERN 3-room house. partly
furnished, cir. oil heater, firepiacei
shower. Klngwood Heights, can esw,
S2S 8 rms, 669 Norway St
1 396 rms, mod. dplx.
: 40 New, mod, 9 rms, 2340 S. 12th.
p- CRANT-?2 Cour?Tfh, fL4? .
5-RM. furn. hse. 1598 Court.
S-R. furn, clean, garage. Reasonable
I to nartv who will five owners care
See me after Jan. 28th. 919 S. 12th St
BRAND NEW. 2 bdrms, elec. range
6c water heater. Oil circ, gar, $30. 356
S. 17th. Inq. 494 S. 17th. Ph. 7377,
7-RM. house, vacant Feb. 1. Garden
spot Reasonable rent Inq. 791 If,
ComL - " -
eomnleterv furnished cottage,
inrliirtinr rarave. heat lights, etc. Nod-
A-way Motet aaaa r-orumaa
3 AND- rm. 2249 Bdway.
NEW, modern 6 rms. 862 N. 16th.
10-RM. unfurnished bouse "
MELVTN JOHNSON. 729 Court St
aa n-nat Mm mII ! aLsM-4 fpgftf
Adults. Inq. 339. s. latn.
hiw. modem. S-room house, shower,
(fireplace, oil cir. heater, is per mo.
Klngwood Heights.. Phone m, -
FURN. AND UNFURN. HOUSiES.
R; A. Forkner, Realtor
1893 W. Capitol , f J f
4-R. mod, win rge. 2339 Portland Rd.
MODERN furn. 1 bedroom hoc
Phone 360L 799 Norway.
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to Loan
CASH
FOR
TAXES
CAR REPAIRS
OLD BILLS
DOCTOR BILLS
. or to
Reduce car or other contract payments.
There s a loan plan for every need at
"Salem's Personal Loan Center"
815 Court St, Salem Phone 4446
State license S-228 M-278
CALKINS
FINANCE CO.
000000000000000
FOB
Cash in a Hurry
PERSONAL
FINANCE CO.
612 State Street
8 Doors West of Capitol Theatre
Ph. 8181 License Noe. 8-118 & M-169
Auto Loans
Willamette Credit Go.
STH FLOOR GUARDIAN BUILDTNQ
LICENSE N. 14-158
Loans Wanted
WANTED PSTVATX MONEY
TO LOAN on good Salem real es
tate. Will pay 6 Interest
. W: H. URABENHORST & CO.
REALTORS
For Rent Houses
" SMALL furnished house.
10-Rm. unfurnished house.
MELVTN JOHNSON 723 Court St.
5-RM. furn. house on farm. 810. Gar
den spot fruits. Inq. gas station.
nrunc a earner.
For Rent
SMALL HOUSE, garden 8c berries
440 N. 22nd st Ph. 3096. 13 per mo.
9 RM. mod. unfurn. hse. 4 rm. mod
furn. apt. Ph. 7528 or S13L
For Sale Real Estate
4 ROOMS, large living rm, fireplace.
i Dea rooms. Kitchen, newly decorated
full bsmt. furnace, laundry trays, new
water tank, large lot with outdoor fire
place. Nicely landscaped with fruit
trees. Close to McKinley and Leslie
schools. 83150; terms $100 down, bal
ance arranged to suit.
RICH L. REIMANN
167 S. High Street Phone 9203
Salem s Largest Home Builder
BARGAIN OWNER LEAVING CITY
Nicely furnished 9-room house, ga
rage. 4 large lots, near Highland school.
All for 62250. Phone for appointment.
K1CH L. KEIMANN
187 S. High Street Phone 8203
Salem s Largest Home Builder
2-RM. house, adults. 920' N. 19th.
; SMALL business room on High st.
soon avanable7See H. L. Stiff.
FOR SALE Nice 4-rm. house. Well
located in north Salem. Price 81790
for quick sale.
R. A. Forkner, Realtor
1853 N. Capitol Ph. 9031
NICE SHAKE home at 234B Myrtle.
large lot. Take a look and then call Mr.
Goodwin with HAWKINS As ROB
ERTS. INC, Realtors.
90x100 CORNER ON NORTH CAPITOL
m business zone with 6 lares rooms.
basement and garage, 84500. Terms ar
ranged.
O. E. RAE. 1253 State St Phone 6761
Business
Cards In this directory ran
on s monthly basts only.
Kate: SL25 per Una per
month.
Aoto Brakes
Mike Panek. 879 South Commercial
Batteries
WILLARD bakeries, all types. R. D.
Woodrow, 394 Church. Phone 8600.
Bicycles
BICYCLLS, New end reconditioned.
Harry W. Scott 147 S. Com'cL P. 4918
Chimney Sweeps
Vacuum cleaned chimney, furnace. Root
repair. Free estimate. Kennedy. P. 8096.
TELEPHONE 4490. R K. Northns
Excavating
EXCAVATION OF all kinds. Base
ments dug. Dirt hauled or moved. Dirt
for sale. Salem Sand St Gravel. P. 8408.
Florists
Brelthaupra 447 Court Phono 8198
Funeral Directors
Terwllliger Funeral Home. Ph. 8828.
Mattresses
SALEM FLUFF RUG : & MATTRESS
Co. New Mattresses, aid made, rug
cleaning & weaving. Uta wunur
TeL 8441 Zwickers.
CAPITOL BEDDING CO Phoste 4008
Nurseries
Fruitland Nursery. 280 Center. P. 9077.
For Sale Real Estate
8 RM. a. furnace, automatic heat
;ood condition, near jr. hi. to trade
or Portland, $2700.
One acre and small house, beauti
ful trees and view, $800.
Fau-mount -tun, a rms, automatic
heat fireplace, a real home, terms like
rent, this is your opportunity. 84800.
WINNIE PETTYJOHN, REALTOR
477 Court street
paved, $2900. $250 dwn, $29 mo.
o rooms, strictly moaern. ait con
ditioned, all hardwood firs. $4950. At
tractive terms.
PINK OF CONDITION
T rooms, modern, hot water heat
$5500.
H. P. GRANT, Realtor
529 Court Ph. 6744
OR RENT. 3-rm. house. M acre, "i
mile west of Auburn school. Phone 3327
Acreage
IDEAL COUNTRY HOME
2tt acres, IV A. strawberries. JS-room
modern house, wired for elec range.
Has elec. water system. Total price
$2250. 1st cash payment $850, bal. like
rent. See Louts Bechtei or MSDet
Needham. 341 State St, Room 4.
Exchange Real Estate
EXCHANGE Extra e
tract near city limits. Has S-rm. hse.
with elec.. bath. etc. ariety of fruits
Ac nuts. Price only $4500. Owner will
accept hse. in Portland or Salem. See
Mrs. Ellis with Childs & Miller. Real
tors, 344 State St Ph. 9261
SPECIAL 3-rm. hse. on aood lot of
fered for 81000 or liberal discount for
cash, see Mrs. euis witn cniias k
Miller. Realtors, 344 State St Ph. 826L
Wanted Real Estate
WILL PAY CASH
Want 4 or 5 room house, in good
condition, within walking distance,
Priced between 81800 to $2500. Write
Box 1970, co Statesman.
For Sale Wood
WOOD, ph. 8370, Green. 418 N. 81st
Wood Sawing
WOODSAWTNG. Phone 7073.
830 N. Coml. Phone
Lost and Found
LOST Man's
topcoat, camel hair,
brownish to color.
. Liberal reward. Ph.
3485 or 1563 Court
LOST Brown male terrier. "Laddie"
wearing harness. Phone 4376. ,
Wanted Used Cars
CASH
FOR YOUR CAR OR EQUITY
No car too old. No car too new for
us to buy.
From 810.00 to 81000.00.
CASH IMMEDIATELY
No Delay No Red Tape
Burgoyne Motor Co.
Headquarters for the Best to
Transportation
440 Center St Phone 21535
TOP CASH PRICE
FOR YOUR USED CAR
OR EQUITY ANY MAKE
ARNSBARGER
MOTOR CO.
369 N. COMMERCIAL
Personal
MEET NEW FRIENDS I Club Elite.
Box 71 -Q, Main P.O., Los Angeles, Cel.
WANTED Protestant family tn
Salem to keep 3-year-old boy, Sundays
from 10 a. m. to 6 p. m. Postoffice Box
224, Valsetz, Oregon.
Directory
Painting & Paperhanging
Experienced Reasonable. Ph. 43294
Paints and Lacquers
Complete line NASON paints. Liberal
terms. R. D. Woodrow. 394 N. Church.
Printing
FOR STATIONERY, cards, pamphlets,
programs, books or any kind of print
ing, call The Statesman Printing De
partment 219 S Commercial. Tele
phone 9101
Plumbing
PLUMBING, GENERAL repair work.
Graber Bros.. 194 S Liberty. Ph. 6984.
Schools
SALEM SECRETARIAL SCHOOL
STREAMLINED COURSES
Write, Phone or Call
for Booklet 360 N. Capitol
Trailers
To Buy. sell or rent 818 N. Front
Ph. 21768. ,
Transfer
U-DRlVE TRUCKS FOR RENT.
Blankets furn. 197 S. Liberty. Ph. 9068.
rOR LOCAL OR DISTANT transfer.
storage, burner oil. briquets. Trucks to
Portland daily - Aeent Pierce Aoto
Freight including Calif, points Larroer
Transfer co ra - uu.
Vacuum (leaner Serrice
FREE Inspection tn your home. Au
thorized Hoover service. We service all
makes deanera Hogg Bros. ph. eoza
Well Drilling
C J. Pugh. 2123 Myrtle. Phone 8338.
S. A, WEST. Rt 8. Box 443. Ph. 8-8296.
A Tempted Appofit
For Sale Used Cars
Two Lots of
BARGANS
We Always Have ... V
Fords Chevrolels Plymouths
or most any other make or model included
complete stocks of GOOD USED CARS in
wm oAva you money, and we
MOTORCYCLE
"C"
To Buy or Sell Your Car
270 N. Church St. Phone 8502 N. E. Corner Church 6c Chemeketa. Phone 7922
Salem's Oldest Independent Used Car Dealer
Open Evenings
State Motors
Home of Salem's Finest
Used Cars
1941 Packard 6 Sedan
2-tone green paint Radio, heater.
seat covers. 100 tires. This 'car has
low mileage 6c looks & runs like new.
1940 DeSoto Custom Sd.
Overdrive, S driving lites, $0 tires.
Gray paint Driven 19.000 miles. As
near a new car as you can buy.
1939 Packard 6 Sedan
Radio, 90 tires. Original
maroon
paint Motor perfect You cant
wrong on this one.
1937 Dodge Sedan
fo
Black finish. Heater, 80 tires. Motor
perfect Thousands of miles for some
thrifty buyer.
1935 Pontiac Sedan
New paint Heater, motor very good.
90 tires. Here Is a buy.
These cars can all be
bought on 13 down and
up to 18 months to pay.
12 Months Guarantee
STATE
MOTORS. Inc.
340 N. High St Phone 9171
Packard
1937 Packard 120 Sedan
This is a beautiful car.
A-l condition thruout.
Equipped with Heater &
Defroster. Lots of Rub
ber. Can be bought for
$550.00
L0DER BROS.
460 Center
Salem
Legal Notice
NOTICE
NOTICE is. hereby given tha
the undersigned has been appoint
ed Administratrix of the Estate of
F. E. Sherwin, deceased, by the
Circuit Court of the State of Ore
gon for Marion County, and has
qualified. All persons having
claims -against said estate are
hereby notified to present the
same, duly verified as by law re
quired, to the undersigned at 413
Masonic Building, Salem, Oregon,
within six (6) - months from the
date hereof. d-"
..Dated and first published Jan
uary 20, 194iV
Last publication February 17,
1942. :
FLORENCE M SHERWIN,
Administratrix.
CARL T.POPE,
Attorney tor Administratrix,
413 Masonie Building,
Salem, Oregon. -J.
20-27; F. 3-10-17.
For Sale Used Cars
in on of the largest, finest and most
Oregon.
can- prove XTI
BARGAINS
SHR0CK
1941 PONTIAC 6 coupe. S pass. Pine
condition. Good tires. 1358 N. Slat.
FOR CASH. "36 Olds cpe.
ood shape,
89 rubber, $339. Phone
1937 International pickup. Good con.
dltion. 70 Lansing. Ph. 23222, Schmidt
"33 V8 sport roadster. Radio. beater.
Good shape. Go inn to the navy, must
sell. J. O. Muckridge. Mt E. Keizer,
Rt X. Box 103, Salem.
29 Chevrolet license. $25. 2348 Myrtle
1928 PONTIAC. good tires, good mot
or, $20. 1740 State St.
Casserole Is
Handy for
Family
A woman, talented in mak
ing casserole dishes, finds little
food to discard from her kit
chen. Casseroles are famous as
appetizing and popular places
to put every little bit of fresh or
canned vegetable and yester
day's meats.
Chinese chow, gets Its name
from the soy sauce used to fla
vor it
CHINESE CHOW
1 cup chopped diced meat
1 cup chopped diced celery
cup diced green onion
5 tablespoons shortening or
drippings
1 tablespoon Worcestershire
sauce
2
tablespoons soy sauce
1
3
2
teaspoon each, prepared
mustard, sugar and salt
tablespoons flour
cups milk
1
cup broken macaroni or
spaghetti cooked (measure
before cooking)
Saute onions and celery in
fat until done, add flour, mix
and add milk.
Cook until thick, add meat
and seasonings and cooked ma
caroni, bake until brown.
Another casserole (this recipe
may be cut down) will make an
excellent family dish.
1 cup brown rice
Va cup fat
Vi pound hamburger
1 cup drained peas
1 cup juice from peas (add
water)
1 teaspoon each, salt, chili
powder and sugar
1 minced onion
3 cups tomato
1 tablespoon minced parsley
Brown raw rice in fat in a
frying pan. Add meat and sear,
add rest of ingredients and put
in a greased casserole. Bake an
hour at 350, top with crushed
bran, then cover and bake 15
minutes.
Legal Notice
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Matter of the Estate of
HORACE D. HOBBS, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that by an order of the Circuit
Court of the State of Oregon for
the County of Marion duly made
and entered on the 24th day of
January, 1942, H. M. Hobbs was
appointed administrator of th e
estate of Horace D. Hobbs, de
ceased, and that said H. M. Hobbs
has duly qualified as such- ad
ministrator. All persons having
claims against said estate are
hereby notified and required to
present the same, with the proper
vouchers and duly verified as re
quired by law, to said admini
strator at the office of Fred A.
Williams at 501 Pioneer Trust
Building in the City of Salem,
Marion County, Oregon, within
six months from the date of this
notice. Dated at Salem, Oregon,
this 24th day of January, 1942.
H. M. HOBBS
v . Administrator of the Estate
of HORACE D. HOBBS,
Deceased.
FRED A WILLIAMS
Attorney for Administrator
J 27 F 3-10-17-24
By CHIC YOUNG
P
SOCIETY
(Continued From Page 6)
WOODBCKN Miss Marjorle
Viol.t Wright, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Wright, and
Corporal; Clarence Edwin Enos
of Woodburn, the , son of Mr.
and. Mrs.; R. C. Enos, were mar
ried at 8:15 January 23 in the
chapel at Fort Lewis. Lieuten
ant M. L. Cook, chaplain, offi
ciated. ' '
Miss Rose Fields of Woodburn
was bridesmaid and Darrel An
derson of the anti-tank company
was best man. Miss lone Ander
son of Woodburn and George
Adams of Los Angeles, another
member of the anti-tank com
pany, sang. Cecil Simmons of
Bend played the organ. -
Jack Lee of Woodburn was
usher, f
The bride wore a mist blue
street-length crepe dress with
brown accessories. .Her corsage
was an orchid.
Following the ceremony wed
ding refreshments were served
in the anti-tank company mess
hall. 4;
Both Corporal and Mrs. Enos
are graduates of Woodburn high
school. Mrs. Enos has a posi
tion with the telephone company
in Portland. .
BROOKS Mrs. Harry Loe
mis and Mrs. R-4y Cozel enter
tained with a shower at the
home of Mrs. Carl Asp tn wall
Thursday afternoon, honoring
Mrs. Wayne Giesy of Amity, the
letter's J daughter. Prizes for
guessing games were won by
Mrs. Dale Slater, Miss Neva
Ramp and Mrs. W. B. Russell.
Refreshments were served to
Mrs. Giesy, Mrs. Fay Loornls,
Mrs. Howard Ramp. Mrs. A. P.
Sidebottom, Mrs. Charles Watts,
Mrs. Harry Bosch, Miss Neva
Sue Ramp, Mrs. Patsy Brutka.
Mrs. Leo Ramp, Mrs. George
Harris and Mickey, Mrs. W. N
Vlnyard, Mrs. A. M. Dunlavy
Mrs.: Harry Sinsleternr. Mrs.
Dollie Ramp, Mrs. R. A. White,
Mrs. W. B. Russell, Mrs. Britt
AsplnwalL Mrs. E. C. Giesy
Mrs. McKinny. Miss Eleanor
Gregg, ; Mrs. Jessie Wood, of
Amity, f Mrs. Dale Slater of
Ocean Lake, Mrs. Elrha Russ.
Mrs. Bernie Frenck and Lou
ella Mae of Sheridan, Mrs. As
plnwall, and the hostesses.
WOODBURN There will be
a card social held in St Lukes
hall next Tuesday beginning at
8 o'clock. The following com
mittee Is In charge: Mrs. O. Mc
Nulty, chairman; Mrs. Etta Mc
Grath, Mrs. Otto Meier, Mrs. L.
Mlenek, Mrs. John Merrick, Mrs.
Frank Muck, Mrs. Leo Muck,
Mrs. Leo Muck, jr., Mrs. William
C. Miller, Miss Marjory Miller,
Miss Helen Muller, Mrs. William
Murphy, Miss Virginia Murphy,
Mrs. L. C. Moshberger, Mrs.
Thomas P. Murphy, Mrs. Naftz
ger, Miss Ernestine Nathman,
Mrs. Edmund Nielan and Mrs.
Joseph Nibler. -
For a deUrhtfnl breakfast or
gracious Sunday night supper,
dip rings of bread in a French
toast mixture and bake them at
the table in a hot waffle baker
until brown. Serve these with
a tart; fruit sauce or jelly melt
ed down.
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A request came this week for
; a recipe for Trench bread, with
I the suggestion that it be pub
lished. .
French bread, unlike most
other breads, is baked on an
sAven hearth under steam. This
makes it impossible to bake suc
cessfully in an ordinary home
oven: The dough has less sugar
and shortening than the ordi
nary bread.
Today's Menu
Menu for today will include a
springlike salad and an interest
ing main dish.
Cabbage-onion salad
Creole veal chops
Buttered new carrots
Chocolate cornstarch pudding
Marguerites
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The marguerites are that old
fashioned favorite, marshmal
lows toasted on the top of gra
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CREOLE TEAL CHOPS
4 rib chops (cut inch thick)
4 tablespoons flour
Vt teaspoon salt
Va teaspoon pepper
4 tablespoons chili sauct
V cup tomato Juice
. 2 tablespoons butter
Sprinkle chops with flour, salt
and pepper. Fit into shallow,
buttered baking dish. Add rest
of ingredients. Cover and bake
an hour in moderate oven. Turn
chops several times. Uncover
and brown five minutes.
BROOKS Mrs. Eva Edwards
was hostess to the Brooks Gar
den club at her home in Salem
Thursday for an all-day meet
ing and no-host luncheon. Mrs.
Lena Henny presided.
Mrs. Olive Beardsley, who
has just returned from a trip
to California, told of the inter
esting and historic places she
visited and displayed branches
laden with fruit including
orange, grapefruit, olives, euca
lyptus and cotton.
Mrs. Edwards presented the
club with a myrtle wood gavel.
The flower committee for the
coming year was appointed as
follows: Mrs. Anna Dunlavy,
Mrs. Gertrude Reed and Mrs.
Mary W ampler.
Meet Called to Form
Red Cross Aid Class
UNION HILL The first meet
ing to organize a Red Cross first
aid unit for this area will be
held at the Union Hill grange hall
Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. Any
one interested is asked to attend.
A class in nutrition will also
be organized for all those who are
interested.
Lodges
Pacific Lodge No. SO A J JkAM.
F. C. Degree, Wed Feb. 4,
7 JO pu m. By order W. K.
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