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Th OREGON STATESMAN. Satan, Oragca. Friday Morning. February 2X ISi
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Labisli Woman
IU in South -
LABISH CENTER Knowles
Tontz received word tliis week
that his daughter, Peggy, who has
been working for .Western Union
in Arizona, has been ill and in
the hospital. She has been trans
ferred to southern California. His
son. Tad, of Tigard, is in a hos
pital for treatment V . (
. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Aker had as
their guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Startin, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
EdmundFon, and Mr. and Mrs.
Stub Magill and Linda, alt of Mil
waukie. fc
" Among the Ja test Labish resi
dents to set the mumps are Har
at
ner
was
vey Akeiy (Gary Lovre, and Janet
Pearsall. I
Mrs. Wv F. Klampe entered a
Salem .hospital Thursday, where
he will": undergo an operation.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Leedy and
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Aktr spent
Bunday at the W. J. Edwards home
rear Sherwood.
Bob DeGross, who has been
lerving in the navy, recently re
ceived a medical discharge and is
now living in Pomona, Calif., with
Mrs. DeGross.
WOODBURN The program
for the -Martha " Washington ' tea
Thursday afternoon at the Wood-
burn library, will include a piano '
solo by miss ijonna uean; vocai
solos by Mrs. J. - Mefvin Ringo,"
Mrs. Neal Butterjield . and Mrs.
Clara Chamberlain; instrumental
duets by Mr. and Mrs Kenneth -
" Thompson. Dick Moon will also
give a vocal selection,- and - the
"Saga of the Library" will he.
- given by the librarian,' Mrs. L.
D." MocheL r i , .-! r
Incidental music by the Camp
fire girls will be a feature of the
tea hour. The clubrooms will be
' 'open at 2:30; the program will
begin at 3:00, and tea wijl be
served at 3:30. - v. ..
'Mrs. A. E. Austin, senior past
president of the club, heads the
hospitality committee. Tea will
be poured by Mrs. Arista Nen-
dle, Mrs. A. G. Douglass, Mrs. T.
C. Poorman,- Miss Mary Scol
lard, Mrs. Wallace Jones and
Mrs. John Muir. ,
Mrs. Henry Beaman is gener
al chairman of the tea and the
; Camp Fire girls will assist as
' pages. This is the 38th consecu
tive tea, the traditional book ben
efit for the library.
Today's Menu
A little extraflavor, added" to
a ready-made pudding will make
the dessert for dirtner tonight,
and will follow a meal featuring ,
fish. 1
Grapefruit cocktail
Baked salmon spices
Boiled potatoes
Creamed onions -Sunset
pudding
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MIDDLE AMERICAN SUNSET
PUDDING
1 package vanilla pudding mix
cups milk
I cup apple sauce j -
1 egg white
2 teaspoons sugar
Orange marmalade
l cup chredded coconut
Empty the vanilla pudding mix
Into a saucepan. Add tne miiK
gradually and cook over direct .
heat, stirring constantly unui
the mixture thickens and boils.
Remove from heat and stir in the
apple sauce. Pour into shallow
custard cups and allow to cool.
Spread about- a teaspoonf ul of
marmalade on each pudding and
top with a meringue made of
the beaten egg white and sugar
Sprinkle with coconut and bake
in a slow oyen, J?25 degrees, for
15 minutes or . until lightly
browned. Serve cold.
ESIere Is Whai lou ve
een Wailing For!
O Toy Telephones Solid rubber O
O Ileial Cars - Trucks - Tooisie Toys O
O Blocks Alphabet and building O
O Dominoes Double twelves O -O
Bow and Arrows With iargels 6
O Ilonopoly Gaines Standard O
O Ouija Boards Luminous or plain O
O Ilelal Sand Fails and Shovels O
O Books Coloring, animated picture O
O Faint and Crayon Sets -Pencil Boxes O
O Plastic Tea Sets 15, 30, 42 pes. O
O Little Ilurse Sets With "uniforms O
O Boats - 8-Pc. Tillicum Harbor Sets O
O Ualkie-Talkie Sets Beally work! O
O Jump Ropes Durable O
Onlv a Few of Each. So
Just Received for Easter
- Lambs Elephants
Neighborhood Club Has
Meet at Werner Home
EAST ENGLEWOOD The
Garden Road Neighborhood club
was entertained Friday afternoon
the home of Mrs. Ralph Wer
on Garden road. A luncheon
served by Mrs. Werner to the
following . members. Mrs. A. R.
Tartar, Mrs. A. C. Schaffer, Mrs.
Glenn Larkins, Mrs. Frank Ricket,
Mrs. R. T. Wicklander, Mrs. Earl
Wood, Mrs. Archie Wehtje, Wal
ter Swingle, Mrs. William Hartley,
Mrs. Paul Lynch and a" guest,
Mrs. 'J. Noble Reid, with Mrs.
Charles Siegmund coming in for
the afternoon ' bringing her ; new
granddaughter, Sharon Hardman.
Members of the club voted to
send in the annual membership
in the Red Cross.
ALBANY vSstn Clemen
tine, superior of Mary's acad
emy, was the guest of honor at
a tea given in the music room
.of the academy Wednesday cele
brating the fiftieth year of her
work as a nun. Sister Clementine
is a member of the Benedictine
order and before assuming the
office of superior she was an in
structor for many years in the
academy.
The tea table was centered
with a bowl of golden daffodils
in a Crystal bowl, flanked by
golden - candles ' in candelabra.
Mrs Herman Albrich and Mrs.
N s. Allard were in charge of
the tea table, Mrs. L. L. Cooper
'had charge of the guest table,
and assisting about the rooms
were Mrs.."J. Goetz, Mrs; H. Cal
avah, Mrs? Elmer Mitchell, Mrs.
Joseph Aylward and Mrs. Har
old Murphy. Mrs. R. A, Talbott
and Mrs. C." Huffman1 poured.
Forty five women called during
the tea hour from 2 until 3
o'clock.
.
HAYESVIIXE Airs. C. Pas-
ley entertained " Monday with a
shower for Mrs. Thelma Novicki.
Assistant hostesses were Mrs.
Eleata Brown, Mrs. Lyle Carrow
and Mrs. Paul Fuhrer.
Other guests invited were Mrs.
W. Hansen, Mrs. Eileen Pita
ceiato, Mrs. George Kunda, Mrs.
George Van Cleave, Mrs. Lloyd
West, Mrs. Evelyn Tuers, Mrs.
Scott Smith, Mrs. Ona Peterson,
Mrs. Berniece Vestal, Mrs. Reva
Tibbets, Mrs. Jim Wilson, Mrs.
Emma Case, Mrs. B. Ballard,
Mi,r Mable Seweit, Mrs. M.
Foley, Mrs. Charles Andresen.
- Mrs. R. Carston, Mrs. Grace Bol
ton, Mrs. B. McCallister, Mrs.
B..Ransdell, Mrs. Georgians An
dresen; Mrs. : Albert Wulfemeyer,
Mrs. P. Nystrom, Mrs. Ronald
. Hall, Mrs. Isa belle j Smith, Mrs.
W. DeBoer, Mrs. M. Doerfler.l
MraJ -I. Slattum and Mrs. Jake
"Penrod.
RATION CALENDAR
PROCESSED FOODS:
Book 4 Blue stamps X5 through Z5.
- A2 through M2 now valid.
MEAT. BUTTER. FATS A CHEESES:
Book 4 Red .stamps Q5 through X5
,nd AJ through D2 now good
SUGAR!
Book i Sugar stamp 34 good through
February 28: stamp 35 good turouu
June 2.
SHOES: Loose Stamps Invalid:
Book 6 AirpUme stamps Nos. 2. 2
and 3 valid now,
GASOLINE:
A14 through March 21. Each, coupon
worth 4 gallons ,
FUEL OIL:
twivi 4 Jtr B pourons 1 193-44 series)
,nd period H2 coupons
ttortgh April 31, I9s
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Do Yoa Hate HOT FLASHES?
If yea suffer from hot flhes, feel
weak, neirotw, a bit Vtam a times
aU due to the functional "mlddla
ar period peculiar to women try
y ic PtnkhanVa Vegetable Com
pound to relieve such symptoms.
Made especially lor women ft help
Miwif Follow label directions.
1YEIA L PISXHAM'S SSStS
Washable Wool Rabbits
Dogs Cats Chicks ; -
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Recording Studio - Toy Shop . 13G N. COMMERCIAL ST . T p ; I . . s! SALEM, OREGON
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Jersey!, prints, etc in
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Fruit and Nut Clusters
3-piece crockery; i mixing bo
All three bowls,
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Complete with handle:
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Two sizes of beautiful pastel
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! be here Friday and Saturday and take advantage of these "hard-to-find" items to
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A
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Complete
with
Thermos
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A
Large
assortment
Ladies' Print
Hankies i
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Large selection.
2 for 250
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Lamp Shades
Boudoir.
Assorted colors. !
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Congolenm
not iisiea nere avauaoie. vuy
- Helal
Easier Cards
50 to 250
Assorted Colors
Anklets
Cushion sole,
turn-down tops.
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framing IPahls
Other panties for tots,
toddlers and teens.
Hols
Sizes 2 to 6
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Blue Benira
Sizes 3 to 10
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Special
Garden and
Large
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1 mm
Thermos
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BOTTLES
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; ASSORTED FLOWERS
! AND COLORS
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the "Early Bird" shopper. So
be sold at special prices Hun-
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: Beautiful
Floral Pattern
in Center
With ; Qwnuin ; gold
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Flover
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Seeds
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Iron Board Feds
Fits any ironing board!
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