New Babies
Greeted
To Mr. and Mrs. Hugh William
McElhinny (Marjori Hill) go
congratulation on the birth of
daughter, Chruty Ann. Tuh
day night at the Salrtn General
hospital.
The little girl, who weighed
seven pounda and thirteen
ounces, is the granddaughter of
Mr. and Mr. Charles S. McEl
hinny. Sr., Thomas Hill, Sr, and
Mrs. Pearl Hill.
Twin on were born to Mr. and
Mrs. William Pern (Maxine Hill)
Monday at the Salem General
hospital. The little boys have
been named John Edward and
Jerry Lee. They weighed seven
pounds and eleven ounces and six
pounds, three ounces. The twins
have a iMer, Judy, and a brother.
Jimmy. The maternal grandpar
ent are Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hill
of Salem.
Central Hawell GesU at a
buffet dinner party Saturday
night afor whom Mr. and Mr. C.
L. Simmons entertained included
three girl who are wearing dia
mond circlets on their left hands
and the girls' fiances. The couples
ae: Sylv ia Tribett and Leonard
Roth, Lorraine Jones and Roy
Herr. Ruth West and Earl Schar.
Others present were Lucille Roth.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Simmons.
Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Roth.
Robert Roth, Jerry West and
Philip Simmons.
Holiday Party
For White Shrine
Willamette Shrine. White
Shrine of Jerusalem, met at the
Masonic temple Monday under
the direction of Miss Laverne
Kantner. worthy high priestes.
and William Neimeyer, watch
man of shepherd. A ceremonial
wa given to the following ini
tiates: Mrs. Marguerite Miller,
Mr. and Mrs. Everett C. Holt. Mr.
and Mrs. E. T. Armstrong. Mr.
Frances Lightner, Mrs. Myra A.
Ward. Mrs. Florence W. Rogers.
Miss Alice Palmer. Mrs. Frank. D.
Vinson, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Conn,
by affiliation Mr. and Mrs. Elton
E. With row.
Visitors were Mrs. Lorraine C.
Thompson of Allentown, Pa.; Mrs.
Hazel McCracken of Sharon, Pa.
A Christmas party followed the
meeting including reading of
the Christmas story by Miss Con
stance Kantner and a piano solo
by Mrs. Ronald Craven. Refresh
ments were served by Mrs. Sam
Stichler, Mrs. Vivian Hoenig and
Mrs. Robert Schroeder.
Mis Evelya Henaeasey. fie 14
director, Santiam area. Girl Scout
council with headquarters in
Albany, was in Salem Tuesday
conferring with committee chair
men and outlining plans for the
coming year.
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Pre-Christmas Days Are for Baking,
Candy Making: Recipes Are Selected
By Maxine Bar.
Statesman Woman's Editor
Ginger cookies, traditionally, are for Chrutma. and fortunately
are mane with molasses. This recipe for the cookie which children,
especially, like. ues very little sugar and a grain or two might be
subtracted firm the recipe, in case your sugar supply is really low.
Here' a recipe which came from
the moltses people, and when I Candied orange and grapefruit
tried it out claimed all but my peel is an ever popular sweet for
last 4 cup of Migar.
GINGERBREAD MEN
3 cup flour
I'j teapoon. salt-
1 teapoon cda
i teajpoon baking powder
2 teaprrn 'ginger
1 teaspoon cinnamon
lj tea.pon nutmeg
i cup shortening
'i cup sugar
cup molasses
1 .. beaten
holiday time. Here is a recipe
which produces a more moist
peel thm some.
CANDIED ORANGE PEEL.
Cut peel in pieces convenient
j for handling and cover with
twice its quantity of cold water.
1 Bring to a boil and cook until
' tender enough to pierce with fin
I gernail. Drain. measure peel,
I packing it lightly in the cup. 1
Add an equal quantity of sugar
(no water except what clings to
Cream sugar and shortening, peel). Boil until a thick syrup is
gradually blend in molasses, then formed Stir to make sure all peel !
g. then add dry ingredient, is covered with syrup. Let stand
Chill for awhile and roll out and overnight. Next day boil until!
rut. Bjke I to 10 minute in syrup is thick enough to harden
moderate oen (375) on lightly when cold, stir gently from time
greaed tin. to time while cooking. Lift out
These can also be used for pteces of peel and let drain on
Icebox type ccckie. i paper.
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