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v ,1 . v . I . if A x y A a . Ns X ' ' , J 'f ' v -.- .,- TFife of Young Pakistan Ambassador Interested By JAN"E EAD3 "WASHINGTON CT Berum Mohammed AIL wife of the Pak istan ambassador, helps him to represent one of the newest cations and one ox the oldest cultures In the world. Typifying this, she takes an arid Interest la modern dolncs. es pecially sports, but at the same time dines to the Iocs scarf -draped sari, the ancient native costume of the land from which she comes. This slight, graceful, intelligent woman from the East Joined her husband and sons, Himmid, 14, and Himdf, 12, last summer in a series of golf lessons on a public course and now is taking' up bowl ing. The distmguished couple had learned something of the latter game in Canada, where- for two years the ambassador" had serred las Pakistan a Erst high commis- cotton, but we can't process then. We leant wait. We must hare the industries now. Begum All used to play the organ and says she still has the feeling ;'. Cranberry-Orange rolls are holiday food Lui also good family food. Fresh cranberries go on top of rolls made from a package of mix, or Into a batch of baking powder bread. Fruity; Roll Is Festive j. . . sioner. They rlso took up ball room dancing. "We an like being here," Begum All told me over a cup of tea in the beautiful gold damask salon of the embassy. Since their ar rival last February they have vis ited many parts of the u. 5. Lean While TraveUag "The boys went with us because we believe travel Itself Is an edu cation, she added. By -traveling we are also learning many thing which w&l help in the development i of our own country. Our couuntry is new and backward. When we were partitioned from India the factories we had went to India. Things are growing, like jute and for mucc la her. out her chief In terest is in painting. She works with water colors mainly, but has studied ous. She does landscapes and stm Lie. I once tried to do a portrait of my son Ilammad from a photograph, jut my teacher told me I was too ambitious. she said. You can paint a tree not too straight, but a best nose, no." Wears Sari Begum All wore a sari of sheer white chiffon. - exquisitely printed in a lack black border, draped about her sligtt figure. Under neath she wore a light grey sweat er. She said sh Imported most of the saris from Paris and Is always areamlng of a new one. Tm so used to saris I cast seem to part with them. she said. "Yes, I even wear theza when I play gotf or bowl, bet when we go fating I fcnd it better to wear slacks. The whole family loves to fUa." . - rift i rtAiN oa IODIZED What's popcorn without Morton's? Tne Sfartesrassu Sclera. Orwyoa. f rliorf. Jtarwrsht 11. It!! Z , JVST ECOCG8 A nine or ten-Inch pic plate yield. sU or more eervttvxs; to serve four generously or Cre ade quately,' use an elgM-lnca pit plate. EAST DOES rr W rn washing walLa or ctCgs. , you :as save yourself Laving watrr run dowa your arms sncrtly ty ty leg a cioth around your wrist. MMraraHraKrar-raMMasrarj---rass-e OFT rLAT I Bag rugs wO bold Cjrlr s&ape br?cr eTtcr washir4t tf you put them on a flat rurUre ta dry la stead of Lang.f-g oa a Sine. 1 whh everything wot cj good end caiy to rv at CURLY'S COTTAGE CHEESE Yet, there's no kit than muii or fvia ven you serve tempting, detidoui CUKIYS Con;e Cheeve. Serve It right from the car too the whoie family will love h. CURLY'S PH0K1 147U Your friendly Home Owned Dairy i A - Cranberries, which have made their debut in the past few years as fine fruit for all through the autumn and winter season, here appear as a fruity topping for home made rolls. They may be made with your own recipe for yeast rolls or this quicker-mixing way: . . : ' CRANBERRY-ORANGE ROLLS (Makes about It Kalis) , 1 package prepared hot roll 14 - i mix i 1 1 tablespoons melted mar . i ' garine " 'v -1 , .-. 1 tablespoon grated orange ; rind : '. V t tablespoons sugar j Vi cup water - cup sugar 1 cup fresh cranberries 1 cup confectioner's sugar ' 4 tablespoons water hi teaspoon lemon extract - , Prepare hot roll mix according to package directions. When ready to shape, roll and cut into 3-inch rounds. Spread with melted mar garine. Mix grated orange rind and 3 tablespoons sugar; springle over melted margarine. To shape into Parker House rolls, fold top half of roll ' over bottom bail. Place in greased 12x9-inch pan. Let rise until double in bulk. Bake according to package direc tions. Meanwhile, boil water and sugar together - 5 minutes. Add cranberries and boil without stir ring 5 minutes longer or until cranberries are candied. Drain thoroughly; place v cranberries on paper towehng to absorb excess moisture. Blend confectioners' sugar, water and extract to smooth paste. After rolls are baked, re move from pan. Ice while still warm. Top 'with candied cran berries. - Here's another bread using cranberries: : CRANBERRY QUICK BREAD i lt cups all-purpose flour 1 teaspoon salt. 1 teaspoon baking powder 1 teaspoon baking soda 1 cup sugar teaspoon cinnamon " 'a teaspoon 1 allspice H teaspoon clove 1 cup whole wheat flour 1 egg 1 ' cup milk 2 tablespoons melted short ening 1 cup fresh ground cran-. berries Vx cup chopped walnuts 4 cup dried ground apricots Sift together first eight ingredi ents. Add whole wheat flour. Combine egg, milk and shorten- nig; add to dry ingredients mix ing thoroughly. . Stir In cran berries, nuts and apricots; pour into well-greased loaf pan lined with wax paper (9x4x3). Bake in mdoerate oven ISO degrees about one hour and ten minutes. or until done. Makes one loaf. Ca ivf- A- A, JTmm ill ii il'l i mi i in AFTER FOUR Y E A R S Eberhard Bats. 29, Esslingen. Germany, engineer, ended few fears' wprk wbea he completed scale model of British liner Queen Mary, powered by Diesel rooter. EUB Church Conference Set At Hopewell lUUimin Nawt Icrvlc HOPEWELL The Rev. W. C. ITines of Portland, superintendent of the Oregon Conference will con duct the church conference to be held at 8 p. m. Tuesday at the Hopewell Evangelical United Brethren Church. Officers and all members of tie church are re quested to be present i The Youth Fellowship of the Hopewell Ev U. B. Church is prac ticing for the annual Christmas pageant to be presented at the church the evening of Dec. 2L Mrs. Andrew Sipola is still, suf fering the effects of a recent acci dent and is confined to her home. Her son, Nels, stays with her. Her husband died recently following their accident . . ; . Visitors at the Henry Deedon home were their daughter. Miss Helen Deedon, Portland, and their neice- and family, Mr. and Mrs. Marvel Chapman and children, Brush Prairie,-Wash, r a Mrs. George, Polvi Sr. was quite seriously burned Saturday when scalding water spilled, burning her feet. Mrs. Charles Compton was sur prised on her birthday. Nov. 14, when 38 members, of her family spent the evening bringing re- xresnmems ana a Birthday cake. Miss Virginia Mazness and Mrs. N. O. Pearse attended the prelim- ?iary sewing workshop in McMinn ille, representing the Hopewell extension unit. The Dorcas Society of the Sev enth Day Adventast Church of Hopewell met at the home of Mrs. Ed -Nelson Tuesday and continued their project of preparing clothing xor -snipment overseas. Problem for Farm Women Itatcsaoaa News Service HAZEL GREEN What U the 7inona Locke Feted 'K' SUUnua Ktws Servle ! v INDEPENDENCE Miss Winona : Locke was the honored guest at 1 bridle shower given at the home taower games were played f oHow ed by the opening of many gifts. Hostesses for the shower were Mrs. Lewis Kelley, Mrs." Norman Scott and Mrs. Raymond Harden. Biaaes most perplexing problem fronting farm women today? It la haw te prepare quick, eye catching meals that are also ma triaous, according te a survey conducted by Mrs. Clarence 22e llB&kl at the meeting of the Hasel Green Heme Extension malt te determine the program for next year. Several L were Interested ta leaning hew te make the best use of the heme freeser. Others were Interested la the care ef synthetic fabrics and ase ef ether new products, including de tergents. Several expressed a de sire to learn about refbrdsotag and redecorating furniture. Other problems ranged from hew te make money go farther at the dinner table- te making family entertainment ceem a pleasure Instead of a duty. All home extension mulls are making similar surveys and next year's program wffl be made up from the topics most m demand. Ancient Egyptians visualized the earth as a round balL GridBanoue JL ' t Set at Central High School lUtesman Kewt ferries INDEPENDENCE The annual football buffet supper will take place at Central High Schoo! cafe-1 teria at 7 p. m. Tuesday. Len Casa nova, who win be but two days out of the "Civil War" game with CSC, win be the guest speaker. Casa nova has. a reputation both as a I speaker and a coach. He will be I introduced by Dean Walker, who made arrangements for the speak er. a- - Walter Leth of Monmouth wffl serve as master of ceremonies. Music win be furnished by the school's music department. ' The coaches win present awards and honors- to team members. Tickets are on sale in Inde pendence at Cliff Harden's barber shop, A. L. Thomas Hardware, and through Gid Newton. At Monmouth they are to be handled by Keith Houk and Mrs. Jack Stump. The price of the ticket includes a meal for the buyer and one for a boy. It Is hoped that 100 tickets wffl be sold. 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