Birthday Party Given
Mrs. Verne 0trandr enter
tained Tuesday in honor of Walljr
Wilson jr. on his fourth birthday.
Attending were Mary Jo and Ann
Meusy, Roberta and Jimmy Meu
sy, Billy Anning. Jack. Larry and
Bill Folk. Jimmie Barrett and
Wally Wilson jr. Mrs. Ostrander
was assisted by Mrs. Wally Wil
son sr. atd Mrs. Jack Folk.
Dates Afgain
Tropical Fruit Again on Grocer's
Shelf Makes Good Confection, Cake
By Maxine Baren
Statesman Woman's Editor
Dates have again become permanent items in local shops. Though
the supply was erratic during the war years, imported and domestic
date have returned for good, it seems.
Dates are indeed a versatile food an important one in the orient.
Dates are used in salads, desserts
and as a confection. It's recom
mended that one buy packaged
dates for eating uncooked, and
leaving the bulk kinds for times
when they are to be cooked. Do
mestic dates (and there are many
grown in California) are reliable
as to cleanliness, but some of the
Imported ones may not come up to
standards for raw eating, though
they have pawed inspections re
quired for importations of food.
Old time recipe is Bishop's
bread, a cut cookie which uses
dates. Here's a recipe for
BISIIOrs DATE CAKE
1 cup pitei dates, cut up
1 cup chopped nutmeat
Mi cup butter or shortening
1 cup sugar
. 4 eggs separated
IV4 cups flour, sifted
2 4 teaspoons baking powder
V teaspoon salt
Cream butter with sugar, add
yolks and beat hard. Sift baking
powder second time with flour
Add to shortening mixture, add
nuts and dates. Fold in whites,
mix gently but thoroughly. Turn
Into oiled loaf Un. bak at 325 for
60 minutes or until well done.
Another recipe from the Cali
fornia date growers is this:
DATE. TECAN CINNAMON
TOAST
cup butter or margarine
H cup walnut meat
V cup sugar
1 tablespoon cinnamon
H cup dates, pitted and rut
White bread
Melt the butter and add the
nuts. Fry the nuts slowly until
rrtsp. Remove from fire, add su
gar and cinnamon. Mix and
spread on white bread. Dot with
the dates See that the nuts are
distributed evenly over the bread.
Place on a cookie sheet beneath
the broiler flame and broil gently
until bubbly. Serve hot. Make
bout 4 or 5 slices that should be
ut In half.
Wintertime
Travelers
January is always a popular
month for Salem folk to leave on
trips both north and south.
Driving north to Seattle and
Victoria, B. C. on Sunday will
be Mrs. William McGilchrist, jr.,
Mrs. George Alexander. Mrs.
Floyd W. Shepard and Mrs.
Frank Healy. They will be joined
in Portland by Mrs. McGilchrist's
daughter, Mrs. Peter Buck, who
will also make the trip north.
Mrs. Shepard will spend the
week visiting with her parent.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller, who
reside in Victoria. The other ma
trons will be registered at the
Empress hotel lor the week.
Mrs. M. E. Wafers entrained
I Tuesday night V t San Francisco
'to spend the ensuing month with
her daughter and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Womack.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar A. Linden
returned Thursday from a sev
eral days stay in Seattle and oth
er northern points.
Newcomers from
Holland in School
At Grand Island
UNIONVALE The three chil
dren of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Braat,
who recently arrived here from
Holland, have enrolled in school.
Miss Cornelia Braat is enrolled
I at the Dayton union high school
for a post-gradusSte course. The
boys. Benny, 8, arid Billy, 11, are
I in the primary grade at Grand
Island.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Rutschman were
'the Rev. and Mrs. Archie Mac-
Neil, the Rev. and Mrs. Eugene
Brickwedel and family of Amity,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Konzelman
of Coryallis and Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Withee, jr. and Stanley.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Magness
and family of Newberg were Sat
urday evening dinner guests of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Withee, sr.
Miss Phyllis Winger of Salem
visited Lydia Withee Sunday.
Detroiters Visit
At Albany Home
DETROIT Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Hanson and family, Rich
ard, Carol and Delia, spent New
Year's with the former's cousin,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ma lion of
Albany.
Martha Kauko and Jane Hill
man of . Salem spent the weekend
with the Frank Wilsons.
Detroit high school basketball
team is playing Turner Tuesday
night
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Dr. Sam Baches
Dinner Will
Fete Couple
Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Cordon will
be hosts for an iu revoir party
Sunday night at their Rose street
home for the pleasure of Mr. and
Mrs. Lowell Jones, who are leav
ing this month for Detroit, Mich.,
to make their home.
Guests have been bidden to din
ner with several hours of cira to
follow.
Covers will be placed for Mr.
end Mrs. Lowell Jones. Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin McEwen, Mr. and Mrs.
C. Ronald Hud kins. Mr. and Mrs.
Virgil Hume. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Xohlgren. Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Lorenz. Mr. and Mrs. Deral Jones
and Dr. and Mrs. Gordon.
Nclyel Drive
To Walla Walla Home
FRUITLAND Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Kleen drove to Walla Walla,
Wash.. lat week with their son.
Ljrle Kleen and his bride (Margie
Crooks). The young couple whs
married in the first Evangelical
United Brethren church in Sa
lem December 26. Both are em
ployed in Walla Walla and will
make their home there. Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Kleen returned via the
Toppenmh highway.
Families at Turner
Buy Salem Home
1
TURNER Mr. and Mrs. Br.i j
Burkland and Mr. and Mrs. Cailj
uuraiann nave purcnaea nomn
In Salem. They have rented their
apartments here to Mr. and Mm.
Herschel Petersen and Mr. ari'l
Mrs. Fred Miles of Salem.
Kenneth Barber purchased the
Moore home on the west side
ef town.
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Cornice PEARS
Delicious Tempting
Fine for Salads
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Boysenberry 'k frr
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