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For April
Rites
'April 16 has been ret as the
date for . the marriage of Miss
Charlene Ruth ' Bauer, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Bsuer
to . John Norman Kirkwood. son
f Mr. and Mr. I Eugene Kirk
wood of Portland. ! The rites wi U
tike rAace at the Jason Lee church
at 8 o'clock With the Rev. S. Ry
nor Smith officiating.
" Mrs. ElnW C. Ray will be the
vocalist and John Ray the organ
ist. Miss Hazel Peterwm wQl be
the bride honor maid and Keith
Bce wHf- rve 4 best . man . for
the groom. .j '
A reception will; be held In the
church parlors after the service.
The couple will live in Portland
where he is attending Vanport
college. Miss Bauer is gradu
ate of Salem high Khool and her
fa nee served in the army during
the war. v"- ' i -
Miss Hedges to wed
Mif Phyllir Hedges and Robert
Ricketts -will be married on Sat
urday. April 5 aT 3'clbck in the
Camer Room of the First Meth
odist church with Dr. Joseph
Adams officiating. The bride-to-be
is the daughter of Mrs.. Wynola
Adams and her fiance is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. John Ricketts. Y
Mis Patricia Hedges will be
fcer cousin's- honor attendant. The
wedding reception will be ; held
t the home of the bride-elect's
mother.. The couple will live in
Salem following their honeymoon.
Miss Hedges is with the unem
ployment compensation commis
sion. Mr. Rlcketts is engaged- "in
farming and served in the navy
during the war.
WlUen-Bullfr rites
; Invitations have; been received
in Salem to the wedding of Mrs.
Dot it Elizabeth Buller, daughter
ct Mr. and 'Mrs. George M. Dozier
of Pleasant Hill, and Richard C,
M'jfceon, son of Mr. and Mrs. James
J4 Wilson of Salem? which will
take place in , Eugene Saturday,
April 5. The vows will be ex
changed at St. Mary's Episcopal
church at 3 o'clock. ; I ;
The DelU Gamma alumnae will
be entertained at the North Sum
mer street home of Mrs. A. A.
Rogers Wednesday night at 8
o'clock. All Delta' Gamma alum
nae in the city are invited to at
tend. -
Stceet Stuff
Molasses Serves as Sweetener for
Pudding, Cookies;5 Good Flavor Too
. By Maxlne Buren . ,' ";
Statesman Woman's Editor
During the war years molasses
served us in good stead as a
sweetener for several types V bf
dessert- The molasses, people sent
some suggestions which sounded
practical for future testing, r ; j
m A cocoanut gingerbread recipe
among them can -be made now
that coconut ' appears . more fre
quently in the markets.
COCOAXLT GINGERBREAD
i cup butter
H cup lugar ! - -
" 2 eggs . . r -
1 teaspoon soda i (
?i cup molasses
I teaspoon ginger
; 1 teaspoon cinnamon '
l teaspoon salt
I1! cups flour lv
cup cold water
. 1 cup -fresh' grated or moist
packed cocoanut
Cream butter and sugar Well,
add eggs and beat all together.
Dissolve soda in molasses and
add to first mixture. Mix and
sift remaining dry ingredients and
add to. first mixture alternately
-with the cold water. Add 1 cup
of cocoanut. Pour into : greased
pan and bake in moderate oven
(350 degrees) ior 35minutes. i.
Gingerbread- can become an
upside-down- cake 4oo, popular
type of dessert dish we "used to
know when sugar was abundant
PSIDE-DOWN GINGEKBREAD
4 cup melted ahortooing j
li cup corn 'syrup i j
1 cup fruit (canned or cooked)
lJ cup nuts,.; j
ly. cups molasses- ' ;.:
1 egg, beaten I
24 cups sifted flour ' !
. teaspoons soda
1 teaspoon cinnamon
; 1 teaspoon ginger - -H
teaspoon cloves
H teaspoon salt;
i 4 cup hot water.
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M 1 1 Mm. .KnrfAntnd in A
or 10 skillet; Add corn syrup,
then arrange fruit and nuts over
bottom ( of part. .Combine cup
shortening nd molasses and add
& Stir until well blended. Mix.
and sift dry ingredients and add
alternately with the hot water to
first mixture. Pour .over ; fruit in
skillet Bake ' n moderate oven
(350 degrees) for 45 minutes.
Turn out of pan immediately af
ter, removing -from oven. Yields
I portions.
OATMEAL MOLASSES
PUDDING
: 2 cups'cooked oats
lhi cups scalded milk -
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Music.... The Home
CLOB CALENDAR
TUESDAY
Missouri club with Mr. Wade Week
ly. 790 South St., covered dish dinner,
12 JO p.m. -' ;
District No. . OSNA. meet at Sa
lem Woman's clubhouse, p.m..
Sons of Union Veterans and auxiliary
meet at SaHcm Woman's clubhouse.
1JM p m.
Theatre Arts croup with-Mrs. W. E.
Kirk. S65 Court sU.l:5 p.m.- "".---.-
Yomareoa with Mrs. E. C. Richard.
1240 N. 21ft St.. 1:1S dessert luncheon.
Alpha Chi Omega mothers meet, at
Court street chapter bou.se. T:44 o.m.
American War Mothers meet at Les
ion hall, 2 p.m. i:
WEDNESDAY.
St. Paul's guild of St. Paul's Epis
copal church ro-hot luncheon and
business meeting, parish house. 1 p.m.
, Women's guild. First Congregational
church, meet at church. 2 p.m.
PEP club dinner meeting. Cold Ar
row, p.m. ..
WSCS of Leslie Methodist church
wttlf Mrs. S. C. Rundiett. 15S5, S. High
est. 2 p.m. . . .
Pythian Sisters, k meet KP hall,
p.m.'
Sons of Union Veterans and auxll
lary meet . at Salem Woman's -club-
nouite. i sv p.m.
THURSDAY
American' Legion auxiliary, Salem
unit 136. meet in floral room, cham
ber ox - commerce. S p.m.
American Gold Star Mothers regu
lar meeting, viw nail, S p.m.
- pioneer post. No. 149, meet Amer
ican Legion . hall, S p.m. , . i
DA V auxiliary business meeUng, Sa
lem woman ciuDtiouse, a p.m.
Spiritual Sunflower club with Mrs.
Sam Harms. 379 N. Cottage at., 1 p.m
Walstrom-Bolirv
Vows Exchanged
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
L. Bourne at 1625 N. 19th st was
the scene of -a wedding March 29
for Miss Harriet Bolin and Al
fred L. Walstrom. .
The bride wore a dress of white
wool with gold accessories and
Carried a bouquet of pink roses
wnn wnne carnations. Her at
tendant was Mrs. Averill Bourne
Joe L. Bourne was best man. ;
Out-of-town guests -were Mrs.
Koss Porter from Bend and Mrs
A. D. Knepper from Portland. ;
The Rev.' Raynor Smith per
formed the ceremony.
The eounle left for an evfpnrl.
ed honeymoon trip and. will be at
home, in Astoria the latter part
of April. - .
".. 2 eggs ..-:'
- 1 cup molasses
, Mt teaspoon cinnamon . " .
.4 teasroon allsnir
. 1 cup chopped raisins, dates or
fi a a :
Cold .or fresh cooked oatmeal
may be used. Mix, the milk with
the oatmeal and when ' free f mm
lumps add the beaten eggs, mo
lasses, spices and raisins. Pour
into a greased baking dish and
bake in a slow oven (2QQ decrees V
about 40 minutes or until firm.
Serve hot or cold, plain or with
muK or cream. A wholesome pud
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Travelers to
Leave on.
Travelers continue to come and
ko during the early spring days.
Mr. and Mrs- Brown . Sisson,
their daughter, . Mrs. Charles - N.
Fiitton, and Mr. Sisson's sister,
Miss Estelle Sisson of McMinn-
ville, are leaving this morning for
the south. They plan to spend
most of their time .vacationing in
Carmet Mrs. fiitton will be witn
her parents until her husband.
Ensign . Fiitton, arrives in San
Francisco from Honolulu. He has
been' in Japan and other Pacific
bases. The navy officer expects
to be here several weeks before
returning overseas. The travelers
plan to be away over a month.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Ross are
leaving Wednesday for Vancou
ver, B.C. to spend Easter with
their son-in-law and daughter. Dr.
and Mrs. Glenn D.' Fraser and
children,; Glenn Douglas and Greg
ory Bruce. Mr.- and Mrs. Ross
plan to visit in Victoria before re
turning home in a week.
Mrs. Rene tBesse has returned
to the capital folloVing- a winter's
stay in Stet Adele Enhaut, Que
bee, where she has been with her
husband and son. Jack. The
Besse s other son is attending Ore'
eon State college. Mrs. Besse is
now at their apartment at the
Royal Court
Trotters Club Dance
Trotters i. club will entertain
with its , monthly .dance Friday
night at j Crystal Gardens with
dancing from 9:30 to 12:30 o'clock.
I Claude . Bird's orchestra will play
for the affair. Mr. and Mrs. vern
Rejmann head the committee for
the! dance. ; . -
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Past Presidents
Entertained,
The Past Presidents club, ifnit-
ed Spanish War Veterans auxil
lary, was entertained at the home
of Mrs. Joe E. Wood, 1089 S. High
street, Friday at a no host lunch
eon.. The table was decorated with
a basket of colored Easter eggs
flanked by pink candles.
" Those present were Mesdames
Roy Page, Clyde McClung, Charles
O. Wilson, John Bertelson, Mark
Baker. P. C. Peterson. Leroy Hew
lett Sherman Nelson,' Harry Bon
net Charles Kinder, E. E. Buckles,
Arthur WelcbwJerry DeSart and
J. B. Parker, John D-' Humphrey
of Portland. Assistant hostesses
were Mrs.. Fred Thompson and
Mrs. Lew Gordy. Guests were
Mrs. C. Buisman . and " Mrs. John
McKeag. Next meeting will , be
April 25 with Mrs. Sherman Nel
son, 1811 Chemtketa stree.
: . Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Gillette
spent the weekend in Kent
Wash, as the guests of their son-in-law
and: daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Neil Shaffer. The Shaffer's
daughter, "Mary Gayle returned to
Salem with her grandparents for
a several weeks stay.
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Goins Have Reunion-
A family reunion was held at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. M.
Coin Of Macleay. Trnwe present
were Mrs. Orley Graves, Mrs.
Effie Carson, of Chariton, Iowm,
Mrs. B. S. Wilson and Susan of
Gardena, Calif., Mrs,- Sara Stew
art Henry Spauiding, 'Mr. and
Mrs. John Avitt, Bill and Dwain
of Corvcllis, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Chase, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pen
gra of Eugene, Mrs. Ira1 Coin of
Hood Riyeri Mrs. Hugh Meyer.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Goin ' and
children of Salem; Lee Cain and
Mr. and Mrs.- C. M. Goin.
Visitors Are
Honored
Visitors in the capital are Ma
jor and Mrs. Howard Adams, who
are guests of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. H. H, Corey, and his. folks,
Mr and Mrs. Hugh E. Adams. Ma
jor Adams is stationed at the Pre
sidio. Fort Ord. Calif-, and the
couple live at Monterey.
- Several. informal affairs are be
ing arranged to honor the couple
Sunday a group of friends played
a round of golf at the Salem Golf
club with a no-host supper fol
lowing vat the clubhouse. In the
group were . Major and Mrs. Ad
ams, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Roth,
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Perry, Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Potts, Mr. and Mrs.
W. T. Waterman and Dr. and Mrs.
John R. Wood.
Matrons to Fete
A Visitor
Mrs. E R. Frederickson and
Mrs. E. L. Herrell will be host
esses for a bridge luncheon Wed
nesday afternoon at the former's
home on North 14th street in com
pliment to Mrs. Maude Moore,
who is here from her home in
Sari Francisco visitirfg hef sister,
Mrs John Wick of Dalla.
Covers will be placed for Mr.
Maude Moore,' Mrs. Jonn Wick,
Mrs. William Domashofsky, Mrs.
William Ross, Mrs. Bert Smith,
Mrs. O. L. Scott, Mrs. E. L. Hef
rell and the Mrs. E. R. Frederick
son:' Chadwlck chapter, Order of the
Eastern Star, will 'hold a meeting
Tuesday night at Masonic temple,
beginning at 6:30 with covered
dish dinner. Chapter members
will be honored during the eve
ning. .
Mrs. Ralph H. Cooley, Miss
Georgia Roberts, who is home for
spring vacation from Mills college
and three of her classmates . who
are her house guests, Misses Mir
iam Bostick, Marilyn and Mar
jorie Meyer, will motor to Eugene
today to be the guests of Miss
Margie Cooley on the University
of Oregon campus.
Mrs. Carl G. Collins will pre
side at a bridge luncheon this af
ternoon at her Market street home
: for members of her club.
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Miss Colling
Is Married
At the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Colling, Miss
Viola Maye Colling, became the
bride of Keith C. La Due, son of
Mr. and Mrs. V. M. LaDue, on'
Sunday, March 30. The nuptials
were performed by the Rev R. A.
Krueger at 2 o'clock.
The bride, given in rdarriage by
her father, wore a white net gown
over taffeta and a fingertip length
veil which was held in place by
a coronet. She carried a white
prayer marked with Easter lilies.
Mrs. Robert Pickle of Ukiah.
Calif., Was her sifter's matron" of
honor and Harold Holler, brother-in-law
of the groom, was best
man. ' .
A reception followed the cere
mony Mrs. Williarht Werner, sis
ter' of the bride, cut the cake.
Mrs. Claude Hupp presided at the
coffee urn and .serving were Mrs.
Richard Reiling. also a sister of
the bride, and Mrs. William Val
entine. The couple attended Salem
schools. After a short trip along
the Oregon coast-the newly weds
will be at home o Hollywood
Drive.'
Federated Club "
Program Tonight
The Federated Music club. pro
gram will be presented tonight at
the YMCA at 7:30 oi clock Coun
sellors of .those participating are
Mrs. Harvey Gibbons, Mrs. Dal
bert Jepsen, Miss Dorothy Pearce,
Mi?s Margaret Hogg Mrs. David
Eason, Mrs. Jean Hobson Rich,
Charles Hargrave, Miss Ruth Bed
ford and Sacred Heart Academy.
The program is as follows:
Puppctown . , .... ; T . Kevin
June Ddrnaskc
In the Hall of the ,
Mountain King .. i . Grief
Betty Font
Habenera - t Bizet
Wl Stuart Goldblalt
y the Sea ......... Beatley
Jean Spauiding
Arabesque . Burgrrroller
Edith Frederick
Bowee .... ; ..;. Bach
Anoe Gibbons
Waltz, opus Ml No. 2 I Chopin
Marion Cofil
Flight Of the Bumble- V
be Rimky-Kors.ako(f
Patricia Meeguirn
Valeik Mokrejs
Ilene Susbaurr
Polonaise op 53 . .. r Chopin
Betty Jo Davenport
. Out-of-town guests at the Til-
licum club dinner 'dance at the
Marion hotel Friday were Presi
dent of the Senate and. Mrs. Mar
shall E. Cornett of Klamath Falls
and Mr. and Mrs. .Ivan Kafoury
of Portland, who were the week
end guests ofhLs brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Shafer. '
Mrs. John L. Klerluff and chil
dren, Niel and Larry, of Portland
were the weekend house guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kugei. Mrs.
Kierluff is a daughter of Mrs.
Kugel. ' . . .
- The G. T. club has postponed
its meeting this Thursday until
April 10 at the home of Mrs. Cora
Keeney.
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Club Fetes Ilunbaiitls
The Merry Time birthday club
entertained their husbands with
a covered dish dinner at the home
of Mr, and Mrs. Jasper Button.
Cards ' were . in play during the
evening.
Those present were Messrs and
Mesdames G. G. Caig, Charles
Hagan, Carl Carlson, Lyle Shep
herd, Horace Bell. J. E. Schrom
berg, i. f. Jamison, Charles C.
Hagen and the hostsj
Oneta" Fowler
Is .Married
V'S Qneta Fowler, grand
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. H.
Hodges, and eth Undeiwood, son
of Mr. and! Mrs. Edward F. Un
derwood, wei married, at a dou
ble ring cerembny on March- 30
at the Jason Lee church at one
o'clock with the Revt S. .Raynor
Smith officiating.
For her wedding the bride wore
a mint blue suit with white ac
cessories and a cordage of pale
pink carnations. Miss-Mary Thom
as was the honor , attendant ;and
wore ; i r pink suit with white ac
cessories. William Gauthier .was
his brother-in-law's best man.
' A reception was held at the
Hodges home after the ceremony.
The couple will be at home in
Salem after April 5.
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Heater Boys Have
Birthday Party I
.Jlmmy Johnnyand Jerry Heal-
er, rons of Mr, and Mrs. Maurice
Heater, were honored on thelr
birthdays Friday afternoon when
their mother entertained at their
country place at Union Hjlls. Jim-,
my was seven, Johnny live and
Jerry three years old. : . ;j
Attending from Salem were
Mrs. Holly Jackson, Phif and
Clark, Mrs. Loring Grier,--Billy
and Susan, Mrs Roy Mink and
Roger and Mrs. John Rolow. v
The Amertna War Mathers win
meet at the Legion halt this af
ternoon at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Charles
Gunn of Portland, who. has charge
of .the rehabilitation program of
the American Legion, will, be the
speaker. ' .
. .Mr. and Mrs. Kkrl Kagel pre
sided at dinner and bridge Mon
day night at their North CapiUl
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