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The OUTGO!! STATESMAN, Calem Orotjon, Wednesday Morning, January 12. 1S14
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On the social calendar for
Friday night is th monthly
dance of the Wisteria club which I
will be held at the Veteran
halL The : committee arranging
the dance include Mr, and Mrs.
Rex Gibson, chairmen, Mr. and
Mrs. Saul Janz and Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley Smith.
.Mr. and Mrs. H. Lawrence
Lister have invited guests to
their Jefferson street home to a
dessert supper party before the
dance. i
The Listers' guests Include
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Eggstaff,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur T. Fox, Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Miller, Mr.
and Mrs . J. Deane Patterson,
Mr. and Mrs. Bjarne Ericksen,
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney, King; Dr.
and Mrs. Ralph Gordon, Mr. and
Mrs. f James Bardie, Dr. and
.Mrs. Estill Brunk: and Mr. and
Mrs. John Taylor.
"5. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Givens
. will be hosts for a supper party
after the dance for a group of
their friends. The affair will be
held at the G t v n s home on
North 17th street - and covers
will be placed for 30 guests. -
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Mrs. Scott New
President
The auxiliary to the National
Letter Carriers association met
at the chamber of commerce on
Monday night and held Installa
tion of new officers. It was the
regular monthly 'meeting of the
auxiliary. ;
Present j were Mrs. M. W.
Scott, the ' new president, Mrs.
Milton Blackman, Mrs. Thomas
Kenagy, Mrs. Bruce Rothrock,
Mrs. Roy Yung, Mrs. Dale Jory
and the hostesses, Mrs. John
French and Mrs. Robert Wagers.
Year 'Round
Classic
You wouldn't be a woman if
you didn't know the flattery of
shirtwaist frocks, especially a
soft-cut style such , as Pattern
4427. ; Note flow slimming the
t long narrow ' skirt panels, how
pleasingly shaped the collar.
. ' Make up in cotton or in a pretty
rayon fabric.
Pattern 4427 is available in
v women's sizes 34, 36, 38, 40, 42,
44, 46 and 48. Size 36 takes 3
yards 35-inch fabric.
Send SIXTEEN CENTS In coins for
this pattern. Write plainly SIZE.
NAME. ADDRESS, STYLE NUMBER.
Send your order to The Oregon
Statesman. Pattern Department, Sa
lem. Oregon
JUST OUTI New ran and Winter
- Pattern Book. Send TEN CENTS ex
, tra. Free glove and bag pattern
printed ta book.
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Au revoirs were said the past
week to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
DeBeck Llvesley, who left Sat
urday for . British Columbia
where they will make their
home. They were accompanied',
by their two children, Thomas
Charles and Kristin Gay.
The Livesleys have been pop
ular members of the younger set
here and have made their home
at Lakebrook. Mr. Llvesley is the
- son of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Lives
ley.' ' hi'
The couple will visit in Van
couver, BC, for a while with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fos
ter, before going on to Sardis,
BC, where Mr. Llvesley will
'manage a hop ranch.
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Au Re voir Party
For Mrs. Parr
.Miss Karl Bjornerud has in-,
vited guests to her Union street
home tonight for the pleasure of
Mrs. Ethel Parr, who' is leaving
next week for Peoria, Illinois to
xnake her home.
: Bridge will be in play during,
" the evening and a late supper
. will be served by the hostess.
Bouquets of early spring flow
ers will provide the decorative
note. ''.';':
Bidden to honor Mrs. Parr are
Mrs. Alice White, Mrs. Ethel
Gibbons, Mrs. Elsie Papenfus,
Mrs.'' Elizabeth Bagley, Mrs. J.
H. Wharton, Mrs. Agnes Larsen,
Mrs. Ida Cory, Mrs. D. X. Beech
ler, Mrs. Ferne Allison, Miss
Amanda i Schwabbauer, Miss
Rose Heine, Mrs. Daisy Mcln
tyre, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Pe
tersen, Mr. and Mrs. William
Tschopp, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Ar
. neson, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lee
and Mr. Robert Craven.
Mrs. Beatrice Ely has re
turned from a several months
visit to Richmond, , San 'Fran
cisco, and Seattle. She went to .
5 Virginia jto be' with her hus-
band,-Petty Officer,' First Class
'B. D, Ely who has been' m the
r Seabees for r oyer a year.. He
was transferred - to California
and -sent overseas in December.
Mrs. Ely is employed by the hop '
control board.
' McALFTN Members sewed
for the Red Cross and planned
for future work at the regular
all day meeting of the Stitchers'
club , Thursday. Mrs. Florence
Doerfler was hostess,
i Present were Mrs. Alice Doerf
ler, Mrs. 'Ida Johnson, , Mrs.
James Gilham, Mrs. Genevieve
Mader; Mrs. Mary Ellen Cof
fin, Mrs. Grace Eriksen, Mrs.
Mae McElhaney, Miss ' Anna
' Doerfler,' Miss Margaret Doerf
ler and the hostess. The Feb
ruary meeting will be at the
Mader home v
BRUSH CREEK Mrs. D. F.
Hillmanjwill be, hostess to the
members of the Brush Creek
Stitch and Chat club Wednes
day afternoon at her home here.
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CLUB CALENDAR
WEDNESDAY v
(FLIT club with Mrs. Mary - s
Ablin. 1397 North Commercial 1
street. 7:30 pan. . I i a.1) ,
Laarel Guild. Knight Memor- , ,
ial church, with Mrs. Lortng , -f
Grier, Kingwood Heighta. 7 JO ;
pjn. -ri . i i
AAUW afternoon literature . 1
group, with Mrs. Richard Meyer, ,
M4 Beknont street. 1:15 dessert , ,
luncheon. . i i
THUKSDAT ; f
Brush College Helpers iwlth ' .
Mrs. Frank Webb Wallace ranch
S pan. . f - j
Salem Heights Garden ; dub, ;
with Mrs. C A. KeUs, 1 p in.
Merry Minglers with Mrs; Cleo '
Kepplnger. route seven, S pjn.
Englewood United Brethren:
Woman's Missionary society. Mrs. .
W. H. Hughlett. 11 North. 16th
street. 1:1 p. m. - f
Maccabee Tenthiva S4D meeting
and election of officers. Fraternal
temple, a p. m. K
fkidatL : .f", h
DAY auxiliary all day sewing,
meeting and no-host luncheon ,
with Mrs. CarroU Long, 9519 -Hazel
avenue, r I ;
Past Regents club, DAR.; With . i
Mrs. James HelUel. 710 South Lib
erty street, covered dish lunch- :;
eon. 1 p. m. i
South Salem WCTU. with! Mrs. .:
E. - A. Rhoten, 1595 South j High :
street, 3 p. m.
TCESDAt
B'nai B'rith auxiliary, S p., .,
at Jewish, congregation hall, ,
All DaySession
Is Planned"
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WSCS of . Jason Lee Metho
dist church will hold an all day
meeting at the church. A 10:30
business session will be held in
the . morning, luncheon will be
served at, 12 and the afternoon
session will begin at 1:80 O'clock.
Devotions will be led by,' Mrs.
W. P. Miller, the lesson onj stew--ardship
will be . led by Mrs.: A.
E. Cummings and Mrs. S. Ray
nor Smith will direct lesson
.from the' new study; boot - The
year's first study series I Is ;! on
"The Lord's Song in a Strange
Land.
CANTEEN CALENDAR
WEDNESDAY, JAKUAKT IS i
Daughters of Union Veterans.
THUKSDAT. JANUARY IS I i
Catholic Daughters of America.
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 1
B'nai B'rith auxiliary.
SATURDAY. JANUARY IS
: 1 to 4 Jason Jee cnurcn guna. .
4 to 7 Salem Woman's club.
7 to 11 Fairmount Hul group.1
SUNDAY, JANUARY 1 i- ' -9
to 11 Spinsters. ... (-".
11 to 1 Business men, Rahn-Me-,
Whorter In charge. ! i -t. :
1 to. 4 Sllverton Hills grange.
4 to 7 Salem Heights Community .
club.
7 to 11 Free Lancers, Vivian Lun-
dell, chairman. .
MONDAY,1 JANUARY 17
Sons of . Union Veterans.
TUESDAY. JANUARY. It - 1
Girls' Service organization.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY It ',
Hunters and Anglers auxiliary i :
THURSDAY, JANUARY ' L' T
WSCS, Leslie Methodist church.;
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FRIDAY, JANUARY SI . . i . t .
Salem Nurses' association. J i
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Chinese flyers here in America for training find the little tains8
: together the smlle,;th nod, the sense ofriendliness. So simple a phrase as llav
. CaU" is an icterzuUOnal declaration of good intent. It speaks friendship in
, any torque. list, vrtsu north, south, Coca-Cola stands for tit
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COCA-COLA
Mrs Russell
Woodward . :
Honored
Mrs. Russell . Woodward, .who
leaves the end 'of January, for
Hunter college, New i York, to
begin her indoctrination .train-
Ing with the WAVES, was th
honor guest at the Gamma Phi
Beta alumnae dinner " meeting
Monday night. The affair - was
held at the Fairmount Hill home
of Mrs. Paul Hendricks and as
sisting Were Mrs. Hollis Hun
tington and Mrs. John Carson.
"Mrs. Woodward, who has been
ah active member of the alum
nae group, was presented a go
ing away gift After the dinner
a business and social hour foV
lowed. ' .
Attending ; were Mrs. Wood
ward, Mrs. Roger K.' Putnam,
Mrs." Ivan Merchant, Mrs. Don
ald TTempleton, Mrs. LeRoy
Grote,. : Mrs. Garlen Simpson-, .
Mrs. Hollis Huntington, Mrs, , .
Paul - Hendricks, Mrs. - Walter . t
Barsch,' Mrs. John Carson, Mrs.
John TTaylor," Mrs. Hugh Tay- J
lor, Mrs. J. : Lyman Steed,, Mrs., I
C. CHiggins, Mrs. Harold Ol
inger, Mrs. James H. Nicholson,
jr. arid Mrs. Frank H. Spears, I
sr. -
Rebekahs Plan
Installation
. Salem Rebekas lodge met on
Monday night with Mrs.; Merlin .
W, Ready, presiding .over th
, last meeting of her .term as noble
grand. Final', plans were made
for the joint installation of of
ficers with, the Odd Fellows on
Wednesday. : Refreshments will
be furnished by the Odd Fellows'
and the Rebekahs will preside J
in the dining room. Those assist-! j
ing in the dining room will .be
.... a uauuuu , juvtvxtw . f s
Gwendolyn FJwood, and Goltfe j
the direction of the district dep-
uties, Mrs. Gustave Erickson and
Mr. Ray Webb.
Three link club was an
nounced for Friday at 2:30 ' In
the cliibrooms. : Also Red Cross
sewing was I announced for all
day oh Wednesday with
a no-
host luncheon ' to be served at
noonrAn-lnvitatlon was received
noon. "An invitation was received i
to visit the Woodburn ; Rebekah ;
lodge, 1 which : Is celebrating, its fi
fiftieth anniversary ; on January -18th.
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Miss Bernice Kretz and Mrs.
Pearl j Nichols were : elected -as j
trustees to fill the places of-Mrs.
Belle Carlson, retiring, and Mrs. I
Amy Mills, resigned. , Mrs. Elsie
Papenfus is the third person cai J
the board of trustees.-- .
After the closing of lodge, the
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs prac-
. ticed for 'their installation. .
The South Salem WCTU wllll
meet Friday at ., the home of j
Mrs. - E. A.- Rhoten, 1595; South j
High j street at 2 o'clock Mrs. j
S. M.1 Laws .wilthave charge of j
the devotional . hour . and . Mrs. ?
Charles Haworth and Mrs. C. T.3
Cooper will x give a ' chat on I
'Legislation." Mrs. C. W. Sta-f
cey vill ; give some facts con-1
cerning - Hmarijauna.' . .Mrs. D.j
Saunders and Mrs. C. T. Cooper
will be assisting hostesses. J
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Rev. an Mrs. George H. Swift 1
willentertain choir members of
St. Paul's Episcopal church at an
informal : party . at their home
Thursday ., night..' Refreshments
will' be served "after . an evening
of cards.:v -; 'J.. -
or being friendly with a Cbincss
bond between people of rood will.
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OTTtlD UN6EI AUTKOlin 0 TKl COCA-COIA COMf AN
EOTTLEIG COMPAirY OF SALEM
I Salem, Oregon "" -
llr. and Sirs. TJ W. Dtlzell
now of Portland, were in the
; capital Monday . night visiting
with their former Salem friends.
; The DeLzells took jtheir daugh
. ter, Carol, to .Corvallis Monday
; where she enrolled for her fresh-
man year at Oregon State col
lege.
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fGoeds at Tea
Beta Chi sorority girls were
Jionored at a delightful Informal
! tea Tuesday afternoon when the
Mothers dub entertained in the
f chapter house. j P't" ?T:''
I The sorority ' girls 'g a v e the
i program which included several
' solos by Miss Myrtle Meier, ac-
companied by Miss! Jean Webb
r Bowen, and a grouj? of readings
by -Miss Mabel Fcwcj. v
At the tea hour; the house
rnother, ' Mrs. Joseph Davidson,
presided at the serving table. A
bouquet of acacia guarded by
white candles centered the - tea
table. !v:'t y- '
A business meeting: preceded
the tea with . Mrs. j Solon Shin
kle presiding. - . j - - '
' Mothers attending .were Mrs.
P." Cf DeLong, Mrs.;c Stanley
McKay, Mrs.' Robert Brady, Mrs.
Homer' Egan, Mrs.
Lewis Grif-
fith, Mrs. , Jerrold
Owen," Mrs.
David H, Cameron! . Mrs. B H.
White, Mrs. Charles Eyre, Mrs.
C. E. Siegmund, Mrs.- Wayne
Price, Mrs. S. B. Tughlin, Mrs.
Solon Shlnkle, Mrs.: Robert
Craig, Mrs. George Lewis, Mrs.
Charles Stricklin, f Mrs. Irving
Fox,-MrsV Arthur G. Upston and
Mrs. Joseph Davidson.-
Sorority girls present were the
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Misses - Adele Egan, Carolyn
Brady, Mabel Fooi, Mary Mc
Kay, Mary Jean
Huston, - Jan
Johnson, Ruth Finney, Suzanna
Schramm, ; Jean
Webb-Bowen, M y
Wing, Jean
rtle Meier,
Betty Andrews, Louise
Cutler
and Alice Jones.
ROY DOVlUSOnS
t HetUHl riOnie
Mr. , and Mrs. Roy E. David
son have returned from an ex
tended business and pleasure
trip to Chicago, New York and
Charleston, West yirginia. They
were accompanied?, by t h e i r .
'f niece, Mrs. Richard Horton, of .
' Portland, . who visited her hus
band at: Great: Lkes Na va 1
Training acbool, - whe
irherevhe is.
now ' stationed. - . j ; '. y : j
During the Thanksgiving and
Christmas holiday, . they were
guests of Mr. Davidson's sister
and family, 'Dr. and Mrs. John
W. Niedermyer jt Charleston,
West Virginia. JA New York,
they '.were successful in , secur :
ing tickets to several plays, one
of which was "Ohe . Touch of
cuiu
.-' . The Ladies .Gu.ild of the Ame-1
rican Lutheran church will, meet -in
the social room of .the church
at 2 o'clock oh .Wednesday. In-:
. stallation of officers will, take
place. Rev. B. . Broughton will:
tell his'experiences in China and
Miss ' Ruth Bedfofd will sing."
Mrs. S. Okerbutg, Mrs. : H.
Boesch and Mrs. E. Zimmer-
man will be hostesses. " '
The Phi Beta
meeting ..slated
Phi alamnae
for . Thursday
night has been postponed until
next month.
Visltinx friends jln Salem for
a few days is Mrs. C. E. Weston
of Grants Pass. She was in Port
land over the weekend. '
miles is riot too
cede
thit brin people
pass that rtjrtshts,
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Rites Read-"
At Chapel ...
Service - : .
In the chapel of . Kings Point
Merchant Marine academy, Long
' Island, NY, on January 2 ' Miss
Rhea Jamieson of Salem, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs.- John Jam
ieson of Jefferson,' became the
bride i ; of K Mr. Robert ' Henri
. Whitby of : Salem, son ' of Mr,
and Mrs. Joe Whitby ; t .'CT
' Mr. Howard Kastner gave the
, bride away (and for her wedding
she wore 4 a white ' satin "dress
with fingertip. length . tulle veil.
She carried a white prayer book
with an arrangement of white
chrysanthemums. 1 v - ; ' -7
Miss Irene Tuite of Valley
- Stream, NY was the honor at-
- tendant and wore-a blue chif
- fon -dress and carried a colonial
bouquet of ( pink carnations and
sweetpeasv Mr. John Revitt of
Puyallup, WaslW class and room.
mate of Mr. Whitby, was best
man. . j - ;
After the ceremony a dinner
for' the bridal couple was held
at . the home of Mrs. ? Thomas
: Tuite. ! ,
The newlyweda came west on
their honeymoon ' and on Sun
day, January 9 the bridegroom's
"parents were hosts for an infor
mal party in honor of their son
' and his wife. Forty-five; rela
tives and friends attended the
. afternoon party. -
The couple attended schools in
Jefferson. Mr. Whitby , will re
port for duty on January 22. He
returned from sea duty last Ap
ril and recently graduated from
the Merchant Marine : academy
in New York. '
Bridge Clubs to
Be 'Entertained
'Several bridge club; meetings
are on the calendar for this
week. Mrs. Estill Brunk has
invited members of her club to
a flessert luncheon and after
noon of bridge today at her
home, on North 21st street.
Mrs. William H. Dashney will
entertain at bridge tonight for
her club, with a late supper fol
lowing.; Mrs. C, C. Young will
also be a! bridge hostess tonight
for her club. . . . ' r K
Entertaining at luncheon on
Thursday afternoon -will be
Mrs. James J. Hague, jr., who
has invited1 members of her club
to, her Fairmount Hill home.'--;
The . meeting of East Central
circle - af? jthe: First Methodist
church has been - changed, and
will : be held . today' at , the', home
of " Mrs. I Herbert Rahe, 1026
North Whiter ; street. A' 1:15-
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AUUVVU Vf ua V VAe
. - Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Ewalt. el
il(U
, Ohio, Illinois are arriving in the
capital .today to spend a . month
with , their L son-in-law and
. daughter,' -, Professor and. -r Mrs.
' The Englewood United Bre
threh" Woman's 'missionary soci
ety will meet with Mrs.7 W. 'H.
' Hughlett, 1145 North- 16th street
Thursday afternoon at zao
o'clock. Mrs. O. A. Chase is the
leader."- l -: - :
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.Cdlvary Baptists
Special
! ; Announcement
far to come
1 Ccl" Coca-Cola
I It's natural for popular names
to acq' i 're friindly aLbrevia
i tlons. That's why you hear
J Coca-Cola called "Cote-
Mrs. Glenn: Crnson, the far
mer Dorothy Bjork, has been a
guest at the home of her unci
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Melgaard for the past week. Mrs.
' Cruson worked at the state house
; when a resident Of Salem. ;
- Kappa Alpha TheU aliunnae-
'will meet on iThuTsday night at;
the home of Mrsi George Hug.
1805 Fir street. Visiting Thetas
are invited to contact Mrs. Hug:
at telephone 4666 and to attend
the meeting. i -
The Thursday
was scheduled to
13 at the home of
club ' w h 1 e h
meet January
Mrs. C P. Bi-
' shop has been . postponed until
January 27. j- j
Mr. and Bin. Ralph Johnson .
are receiving Iconjpratulations oh'
the birth of a daughter at the
Deaconess hospital on Sunday,
January 9.'.i
Tcddy'sMenu
;-, Spiced prunes will be served
with the meat today as a spe
cial dinnertime dish.
Jellied vegetable salad
, Broiled lamb ! chops with ;
, Spiced . prunes -Carrots
and peas
Potatoes in Jackets
Custard pie
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.MINTED PRUNES
S cups uncooked prunes
.Cold water u
' S or 4 sticks cinnamon ;
"l teaspoon i, whole cloves -;
1 cup liquid from prunes
;- 4 cup cider vinegar
; 1 cup brown sugar (packed)
10 to 12 drops oil of pepper
mint J, j
Rinse prunes. Cover generous
ly with water, add spices, bring
to a boil and continue boiling 1
hour. Drain off liquid (if there .
is less than 1 cup, add water to
make cupful). Combine prune
liquid, vinegar, sugar, and bringv
to a boil. Add prunes and boil 5 -.
minutes; ; add peppermint and
. continue boiling .5 minutes, i v
Makes about lli pints.
FrozenJ Fjbods ,
Now Zero Points
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All frozen Vegetables,! With the
exception of corn, lima beans,.
and peas, have been reduced to
a point value of zero for - Janu-,
ary. ; This action was taken to
give more space in - freezers to
the large amounts of pork now
. coming into the market. ; i
.t ; The list- includes - frozen, broc- 1
olli, spinach; brussels sprouts,
cauliflower, snap! beans, carrots ;
-and Other vegetables. -
Frozen ; fruits j given ' a zero -'
point value include apples, ap
plesauce, and rhubarb. All froz
en fruit ' juices , have also been
- cut ; to zero, i Frozen blueberries
1 1 11 1 11 1 1 una SjA A
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IS IT YOU ?
All, OVER THK COUNTRY--
x in all 43 states women are
joining the WAC.! -;
- They're stenographers and
housewives. ! They're artists and
- teachers, mechanics, and accoun
tants, j -
They're learning new skills and
. improving old ones becoming
; expert radio operators, laboratory
technicians,' record clerks. ....
V They're seeing new places,mak
Ing new friends, sharing an experi
ence theyH never forjet. 7 '
: ' AikT every day, very hoar,
. theirs is rh deep sertisf action of
halainf ta win this war b as a?-'
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THE 7i?"S'l C3EEDS 17lCS..
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Past Office Ellr Salem,
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Junior. Women to
Give Reception
Announcement was made at
- the Salem Junior Woman's club
"meeting: Monday niht that a
reception will be held Monday,
' January 24 ! In honor ; of Mrs.
George R. K. Moorhead, presi--r
dent of tho Oregon Federation
; f Women's club.; Sharing hon-i
ors with Mrs. Moorhead will be
two Junior dub women, Mrs.
Joseph Fclton, corresponding
secretary, and Mrs. Clint on
: Standish, Junior . ejttension sec
retary. Mrs. Maurice Brennen
is making, arrangements for tho
reception.- . " " - i :
At the meetLng Dr. W. J.
Stone, Marion county health of
f ficer,. and- Mrs. Ruby Bergsvik,
executive secretary-of the Mar
ion i County Publio Health asso
ciation, spoke oa Venereal Dis
eases" and . showed moving pic
tures. - A I general : discussion
followed. Mrs. Howard Eis
mann, public welfare chairman,
arranged the program. ;
New members initiated in
cluded Mrs. Lloyd Reilley, Mrs.
C C Young, Mrs. Elmo Lind
holm, Mrs. Kenneth Carr and
Miss Agnes Drummond.
Chicken Cooks on
Stove Top ,
Here's a fancy sounding chick
en recipe that cooks atop - the
stove and makes a - fine ! compa
ny or family dish. . i
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ARROZ CON POLLO
: One 5-pound fowl r
1 cup "cooking oil or lard
2 large onions
2 green peppers 4- ;,
3 cloves garlic . ;.
1 .small can tomato paste . ' ,
X quart canned tomatoes
1 cup water .
4 bay leaves ,
teaspoon salt ;
2 cups rice j i
1 tablespoon vinegar ;
1 lb. mushrooms
2 cups cooked peas
. Parsley ; ' -!...
- Cut chicken into serving pie
ces, dredge in flour, brown in
, hot fat in a heavy deep kettle.
.Remove from pan. Grind onion,
green' pepper and garlic Cook'
..infat until tender. Add tomato
paste, " tomatoes, water, bay
leaves, salt -and chicken.' Cover
and 'cook slowly about 1 bour."
-Add washed rice. Turn heat low
and keep covered. After 10 min-
; utes stir rice to cook evenly. .
When almost done, add vinegar,
mushrooms, peas. To serve ar
arnge chicken around rice on
large platter. Garnish with -parsley;
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red way as any womcm can.
: Whyr YOU mist in i thU
opportunity? : :-'.y- '""
; Right nowthe WAC needs
women between 20 and 50 years
of age, without children under 14.
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