The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, March 21, 1945, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTte OREGON STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon, V7dnesda7 Homing, Marcn 21, 1S45 P AGE SEVEN I I- V - Macleay Children Feted at Party The Macleay Women's club held a St Patrick's day party for the Macleay school children and teachers Friday; at the school house. , .. .. " ; ' , The table was decorated in green with candles and ; spring flowers flanked on either side by two birthday cakes in honor of the teachers, Mrs. Genevieve Wegner and Mrs.' Margaret Bur ton. i - Children attending were: Doris Chittick, Donald Chittick, Ardis Swartwout Duane Swartwout, Leon Swartwout, Marvin Swart wout, Arthur Barrows, Bob Line barger, Delbert Johnson, Frances Wodzewadal, Margaret Conley Monte Wells,. Allan. Gruchow, Melvin Hall, John McKinley, Jimmie McKinley, Janice Swart wout, Arlene Swartwout, Henry Bartels, - Danny Miller, Gordon Foster, Roy Burton, Gary Wil liams, Joyce Gruchow, John Fos ter, Jerry Miller, Mary Wodze wada, Mildred Foster and Bet ty Jones, i Mrs. Elliott Price and her chil dren, Lorah J David and Don ald, of Camas, Wash., were here Monday visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. Mills. Mrs. Melson Club Hostess Seventeen members were pres ent !at the Keizer sewing club held at Mrs. Roy Melson's home March 15. Those present were Mrs. Walter Lonsing, Mrs. Cam Richard, Mrs. J. E. Whitehead, Miss Ethel and Miss Alta Hall, Mrs. J. Xu Hill, Mrs. Ben Clag gett, Mrs. Paul Pierce, Mrs. El mer Ideen, Mrs. William Earle, Mrs. A. J. Flemming, Mrs. Ot to Yunker, Mrs. W. E. Savage, Mrs. Ruth Rulifson, Mrs. Ar thur Cumming, Mrs. A. L. Mason and Mrs. Roy Melson. Guests were Mrs. Gardner's mother, Mrs. Frances Huffman, and Mrs. Melson's daughter, Mrs. Ewald Franz and her two sons. A no host dinner was served. Next meeting will be April 5 at the home of Mrs. J. E. Whitehead. Mrs. Burcham Is Nominated Mrs. John Burcham, vice-pres ident of the Salem branch, Amer- lean Association of University 'Women, has been nominated j as 'vice-president of the state associ ation. Mrs. Burcham is a past : president and charter membeij of -the Lakeview branch of AAW. Other nominees are Mrs. Cj D. ' Winston of Corvallis, president; Mrs. Robert Shepard of Medford, secretary-treasurer, Mis. il : liam Henry Thomas of Portland is chairman of thetate nominal Ing committee. All votes must 15 and balloting Salem association Saturday. The local branch allowed 14 votes. Present ficers of the state organiza are Mrs. Frederick Kiehle Portland, president; Mrs. Virgil Earle, Eugene, acting vice-president; ; Miss Florence Sweet of Pendleton, secretary-treasurer. Miss Dorathea Steusloff en r- tained members of her-study club at luncheon Tuesday afternoon. an in by April held by "the ts meeting is pf- ion. of Ucd. KSLM KOIN KGW KEX (1390 ke) (950 kc) fc20 ke) (1190 kc) : :1S :M (News ; - - - l Mus. Time 1 Music. Tima ' News News. Stars Klock Farm Fair Bugler "X" News Jour. Living News 7:0 7:3a 1:45 iNews Orchestra News (Orchestra (News (News INews (Fletcher Headlines Roundup Sam Hayes Roundup Boys News James Abbe List'ng Post S:M 8:15 S:3 S:4S !Df . Talbot Dr. Talbot Take It Easy Song today User News Valiant Lady Light World Aunt Jenny Stars Today James Abbe Vienna Mus. B'fast Club :1S :3 9:45 IWm. Lang IM. 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News Orchestra News -War News Claremont Organ KOAC (550 kc) AM 10 DO News; 10:15 Home maker; 110 School of Air; 11 .30 Concert HalL PM Noon News; 12:15 Farm Hour; 1:00 Rtdin' Range; 130 Variety Time; 10 Child Today; IM Memory Music: 3.-00 News; 3:15 usic Masters; 4 00 Bookman; r 4 :15 Trsde Winds: 4:30 Treasury Salute 4:45: Novatime. 5:00 Upbeat; 5:39 Strictly Jazz: 5:45 Bevond Victory 6:00 News: 6:15 Farm Hour: 7:00 Shorthand Contest: 7:30 Melody; i Freedom Forum; 8 :30 Music That En dures; 9:30 News; 9:45 Meditations. We'd i better have another meatless meal, so let tuna be the feature. . Green salad Tuna fish surprise Fresh spinach ; Peach betty ;? Spiced cream TTJNA FISH SURPRISE! 1 cup sifted flour m ? teaspoons baking powder Vt teaspoon salt teaspoon curry 1 egg H cup milk 1 tablespoon melted shortening cup flaked tuna fish Sift together flour, baking powder, salt and curry. Beat and add milk and melted short ening.; Add to flour mixljure, stirring only until flour is moist ened.'! Into, four greased thi-ee- inch muffin cups put enough batter! to fill half of each tup. With: spoon, make hollows. center of muffins. Press jtwo tablespoons flaked tuna in each hollow. Cover tuna with maining muffin batter. Bake at 425 degrees 20 minutes. Serve with:'! -si ij Cream sauce cup butter or substitute cup flour 1 teaspoon salt Vt 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce : I - - 2 cups Bulk j . 1 tablespoon chopped parsley Melt butter. Remove from fire, add ; flour, salt and pepper and stir lo a smooth paste. .Re turn to fire, add Worcestersfiire sauce and milk and stir until mixture thickens. Add parsley and heat thoroughly. Barnett Report Well Received KEIZER -j The meeting of the Keizer Farmers union Wednesday was a doubje-feature program, a no-host supper and a resume by Wendell Barnett of work by the Oregon legislature. v j ; One hundred people were serv ed and especially welcome was the large group jot young people pres ent who enlivened the meal. ' Barnett, cpunty president, who is also state vice-president and Farmers Union committeeman at legislature gave a complete report of bills touching. agricultural and educational interests. : i - Mrs. Frank A. Massee reported the recent $tate Farmers Union convention and Willis Caldwell re ported Upon the warehouse ; con vention.! Ei A. Kurtz ; presented the i cause of the Red Cross and the local voted $25 to this fund. The local also voted $25 to the national edu cational fund. - j ..; , Music included a vocal i solo, "Bluebird by Doris Davis, and twoj violin solos, Fritz ! Kreisler's "Spanish Dance" and his arrange ment of Londonderry Air", played by Eunice Ntassee with Mrs. Elaine as accompanist at the Qoveriial e Club I Entertains for V Community CLOVERDALE The consoli dated Fourj Leaf Clover and Tur ner- Better Homes and Gardens club gave jits annual community dinner Friday, night at the Marion hall In Turner. The no-host din ner was served at eight o'clock. A humorous program was presented later. Katie Ahrens and Helen Peetz conducted the program. Club will meet Wednesday for an all day with Sadye Petersen. The local Farmers Union will meet Thursday night at the school house. The 4-H club will meet at the same iime. Henry Ahrens is the 4-H club leader. ' Mason piano. -- Mr. and were given Mrs. Tom Wymore the obligation by the president, Homer Davis, and wel comed into membership where Mrs. turned attle with Maud Spaulding ton sing Washington was in Brace from Spaulding- has re a week's stay in Se she studied voice e Conley Hopper. Mrs. also heard James Mel- pn the University ol campus while she Seattle. Mrs. Richard D. Slater was a luncheon hostess Monday after noon at her home on Rural street when ! she! entertained in honor of her study club. - COU! der o: night mon, o'clock. H 918 Women's Catholic Or. Foresters will meet to- Iwith Mrs. Marguerite Si BIO Shipping street, at 8 MrsS her Mrs. &, F. house RATION CALENDAR ! MEATS, FATS, ETC.: J - Book 4 Red stamps Q5 through SS good through March 31. Stamps TS through f XS good through April 28; Y5 and Z5 and A3 through D2 good through June 2; 2 through JJ good through: June 30. j PROCESSED FOODS: ! Book 4 Blue stamps X5 through Z5 and A3 and B3 good through March 31. Stamps CI through G2 gooL through April 38; H2 through M3 good through June 2; N2 through S2 good through June 30. j SUGAR: , Book . 4 Stamps- 35 valid for ! five pounds through. June 2. Next stamp scheduled to be validated May l.i shoes: i Book 3 Airplane stamps 1. 2 and 3 valid Indefinitely. OP A -says no plans to cancel any. i GASOLINE: I A14 coupons good everywhere for four gallons ach through March 21. A IS coupons good everywhere for four gallons each through June 21. FUEL OH: I Period 1-1 find) ' coupons Valid through August 31. Not more then 76 per cent of season s rations should have been used to date. ! W. Le timer nas as guest for a few days, Jones of Corvallis. March 22nd & 23rd Marion loSel ! Salem, Oregon 2,5 ifr? f c l3 - Z-a 1-3 ' TH Pjl' en tz I ?3 M sWI 8 a n S at 0 T'es le bienvenu, vieux frere . . . Have a Coke (GREETINGS, OLD MAN) II .- ant ft - t . i -lJtJ Bl til I fiJzT . if I III " . I. ' " in i in . rrjL i .at way to show friendship to a French sailor A visiting French sailor may not know English, bat he is quick to know frienilinesj whea he sees it. And he always sees it the minute someone sap lUvt a Ctkt, It's an invitatiori that speaks all languages; There's the good old home-town American spirit behind it. ..the same as when you serve Coke' at home. Coca-Cola stands for tb ps tbst rtjrtsba, has become a bond of sympathy between kindly-minded folks. I0TTIIB UHOEt AUTHOIITT Of TMI COCA-COIA COAf ANT IT COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF OREGON - . 8alem. Oregon :' .. .'.:,.:);: Xoke"-Coca-Cola Tm astarsBy ear Coca-Cola esQed by its friendly abbrsviatioa "Cok".Boti neaa the quality P" act el Tas Coca-Cola Ceaspaay. Home fee Qub Meeting This Af ternoon to Sew MACLEAY Sewing for the Red Cross will be the work for the regular meeting of the grange Home Economic club Wednesday at the grange hall This will be an all day affair with a no-host luncheon at noon. fmmannel Church Guild Will Meet inesdajr SILVERTON The senior guild of Inananuel church j win meet Wednesday afternoon at the church. Mrs. O. G.' Ellertson and Mrs. iNels Henjumj wfll be hos tesses and Mrs. Harold Satern will be in charge of the topic for the day. " A linen kitchen shower for the church and a collection of cloth ing for the Norwegian Relief as sociation are to be featured. Mrs. C J. fforgenson and Mrs. Arthur; Dahl will- compose the visiting committee for ApriL Mrs. Bert ! Sue is president ; : r f frczilssscf Oirlsr Women! It you lost so much ttur- lng monthly periods that you feel weak, dragged out" thla may be Aim to low blood iron. 80 try Lydla K. Plntham'a TaBUTs ons of the best homa ways to help bufld up red blood In such esses. PlnXham's Tablets are one of the great est blood-Iron tonics you can buy. Follow label directions. Barry's Son Visits Them in Macleay Area . MACLEAY -L First Lieutenant Sheldon and Mrs. Barry are visit ing his parents! Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Barryf and friends here before leaving for California. . For the last year Lieutenant Barry has been i stationed at Cher ry Point, NC, as group quarter master of a marine air group. : , Soldier's Traveled Son Visits in Rickey I RICKEY -Mr. and Mrs. Clauds Ashby have as guests Mrs. Lyla Griffith and her son, Roland Lyle Griffith. s The parents are Oregonians while the baby .was born in Mis sissippt Only a few months old, he has lived in a third of the states to be with his father. Sergeant Griffith, now In Italy. BUY "GENERAL" We are the Saleia agents far "General America Greas which - operate en I an an usual plan. They accept enly the best fire insurance risks, which have fewer losses, and thas red ace - the net cost ef Insurance far ewaers ef such preferred risks. CAPITAL STOCK INSURANCE AT A ' SATTNQ 1 AT . QUGGINS - I . j -l chuck . a - chctt M 0 Ll -llW INSURANCE Oregon s Largest Upstate Agency 1 Salem and Coos Bay j 129 N. 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