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Plumbs Prunes Mako Fino ConsoryOi
May Bo Frpscn f or Winter Uco
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' ' . Statesman Woman's Editor V '-.
Every 'winter, come tree planting season,' we promise our
selves an assortment of plum and prune trees and after 12
years cf filling up ; our ten acres, we still do not have that
collection. Hovreverj we did add a good old Italian prone tree
last year which perhaps may , portend brighter ' days In the
future orchard. Maybe well get around to Satsumas, Petite, ,
Blue Damson and Green Gage. ' ' ,
Damson and Petite Plums Intrigue us; and we have bought
the fruit and made preserves and conserve from it frequently.
J Take this very rich recipe for Instance: . -
r '-V,' ' I i -7 ! daIison plum preserves
- ? 2 pounds Damson! plum' 'A cups sugar 1 cup water
Bring sugar and water to a boil, drop in the whole fruit
Cook until fruit is s4ft and syrup thick. Seal hot.
,' Then there's a lum chutney we have liked:
' ' '" PLU3 CHUTNEY ' .
.. Cook 4 quarts pjums in mild vinegar to cover until fruit is
tender, but not softj Add i cup chopped onion, cup brown -
- sugar, 4 epp choppjed raisins, 2 tablespoons mustard seed and
. 4 tablespoons scrapejd preserved ginger, some salt, paprika and
the grated rind of to lemons and the juice of one. Cook slowly
until thick and seaJin sterilized jars. Serve with meats.
Here's a very did favorite, which many households in by
(one days would no be without.
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Cover plums wth cold-water and cook slowly until well
done. Put through, i eolandar. Measure, and to each quart of
pulp add 2 cups sugar and i teaspoon cinnamon and cook until
..thick, stirring frequently to Ikeep from sticking.' Put into
sterilized jars and seal .
Peaches snd pWms will combine in this recipe:.'
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3 lbs. red plums (fr cups) j 2 lemons (sliced very thin)
3 lbs. peaches (7 Irape) f I" 12 cups sugar
Peel and pit peaches, pit plums, eut into small pieces,- add
sugar and lemon and cook Ito desired consistency. Pour into
sterilized jars and Seat i I .
" Like so many other fruits, prunes and plums can be frozen,
for eating later orf for making - into preserves or conserve
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To freeze prune or plums, wash, stem and sort completely
r ripe fruit and cut 14 half to4 remove pits. Pack; in the freezer
' containers and covei with a 40 per cent syrup (lV cups sugar -to
2 cups water). Plce pad of freezer paper in the top of con
tainer to keep fruit? submerged in syrup. Freeze immediately. ,
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Outline Plans !
For Fa I
Rainbow Girls of Chldwick As
sembly made plans' id? ; a silver
teo on Sunday afternpon," Sept.
20, at a special meeting on Tues
day night at the Masonic Temple.
The tea will be held all the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Quistad in
Kingwood Heights and proceeds
will be given to the grand worthy
advisor's Shrine Hospital project
The tea will be one Of the1 first
fall projects of the assembly. The
girls will make .Christinas cards
and hold a rummage sale in Oc
tober and secure blood donors
for the September 3 Salem day.
An invitation was received for
the assembly members; to attend
the Institution of a new assem
bly at Mill City on Sept 13. The
next meeting will be Sept 8 at
which time election of officers
will be held; . !
A picnic supper preceded the
meeting and the girls j surprised
the mother advisor, Mis. Arnold
Johnson,' on her birthday.. A gift
was presented to Mrs. Johnson
by Miss Joan NeaL, worthy ad
Visor. ' ' j ,
Amity Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Gfl
laspie observed their 16th wed
ding - anniversary Sunday " at a
dinner party. Guests were Mrs.
Gillaspie's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
E. A. Hobbs, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Kulp of Forest Grove, t
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War nock-Stewart
Nuptials Monday
HOPEWELL A eandleUght
ceremony Monday night at the
Seventh Day Adventist Church
in Hopewell united in marriage
Miss Marie Ruth Helen Stewart,
daughter- of' Mr. and Mrs. Paul
E. Newell of Newcastle, Wyo.,
and Melvin Warnock, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Warnock of
HopewelL Elder G. E. Schaffner
of Salem - officiated. Mrs. Ken
neth Warnock of Salem lighted
the. candles.
' Stanley Warnock, brother of
the groom, played a trombone
solo accompanied by Mrs. Ursel
Hallsted of Salem .who also
played the wedding music Rob
ert Clayvill of Salem was soloist
The bride wore a pink suit
with, white accessories "and car
ried a bouquet of white roses.
Her cousin, Miss Irma Pfaff of
Denver, Colo., was bridesmaid
and wore a light blue suit with
white accessories with pink car
nation corsage. James Bacchus
Jr., McMinnville, vwas best man.
The bride's mother wore a
black sheer dress with white ac
cessories, and the groom's moth
er chose a . royal purple crepe
dress with white accessories.
Both wore corsages of white
roses.
A reception was held at the
Hopewell Evangelical United
Brethren Church. Mrs. Lloyd Ny
seth. sister pf the groom, served
the wedding cake and Mrs. Don
Andal of Salem presided at the
punch bowL Mrs. James Bacchus
Jr., of McMinnville, was in
charge of the guest book.
The young couple will make
their home in Walla Walla, Wash.,
where the groom will finish his
senior year at Walla Walla Col
lege. ..Mrs. Max Fowler and daughter,
Judy, of Corvallis have been visit
ing in the capital, with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Axel Jacob
sen. Judy has remained for a
longer visit with her grandparents.-
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The YMCA YWCA Co-Rec Club
will hold a picnic at Paradise Is
land Friday night at 6:30 pjn.
Members are asked to meet at
the .YWCA, where transportation
will be available. V
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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brfggs ef
Harding, Neb. arrived in the capi
tal Monday to - visit her uncle,
Scott Ebright, and Mrs. Ebright.
The travelers will be here for.
ten' days. - :
Modern Etiquotto"
By EOSERxA LEE
- Q. Wher a person is using both
knife and fork for cutting bis
meat at the table, is it necessary
for him to transfer the fork to
bis right hand before taking the
morsel into his mouth?
A. No; the "criss-cross , man
ner of eating is no longer con
sidered necessary. It is perfectly
all right to convey the food to
the mouth with the fork in the
left hand. ; -
1 Q. When a man and a girl are
dancing, and another man wishes
to "cut In" is it permissible for
either the girl or her "partner to
refuse? ; .
A. This would be very rude,
and also extremely embarrassing
to the other, man.
t ' Q. How should ' one take the
olive stone from the mouth?
4 A. With the thumb and fore
finger, and placed on the plate.
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mask made af dried palm hasks, wvratchmg her are ether bosk
masks she created as a hobby far her home and gifts t friends.
Betrpthal of I
Duo Told '
Mr. and Mrs. Leif Barthold of
Silverton are announcing the en
gagement of their daughter, Ruth,
to Richard Sievert, son of Mrs.
Elaie Sievert of Minneapolis.
Minn. No date has been set for
the wedding.
.The bride-elect is s graduate of
Northwestern College in Minne
apolis and is now teaching at the
North Dakota School for the
Blind. ,Mr: Sievert is with the
Sievert Roofing Co. in Minneap
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Picnic Honors
Mrs. Sargoant ;:
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HOPEWELL Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Sergeant of College Place,
WaslL, are visiting his mother,
Mrs. George Sargeant, at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Sargeant on Grand Island. A pic
nic in- honor of Mrs. George
Sargeant was held Sunday at the
Maud Williamson State Park. She
is 91 years old and fifty relatives
and friends attended.
A reception in honor of the
Rev. and Mrs. Glenn Harris, new
ly appointed pastor of the Hope
well Evangelical United Breth
ren Church, , will be held Sept.
4 at 8 p.m. at the church.
News has come from Fair
banks, Alaska of the birth of a
daughter on August 20 to Mr.
and Mrs. GFen Wagers (Norma
Bowder). The baby's grandpar
ents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Bowder and Mr. and' Mrs. Robert
V. Wagers, all of Salem. The
great-grandparents are Mr. ' and
Mrs. J. I. Wagers and Mr. and
Mrs. Austin Kiser, also of Salem.
Mrs. Donald Sc heeler was host
ess to members of her bridge
club at a dessert supper on Tues
day night at her home on Ship
ping Street Additional guests
were Mrs. George C Alexander
and Mrs. Courtney Jones.
Oregon POWs
Dock Saturday
SAN FRANCJSCO un Two re
patriated prisoners of war from
Oregon will return Saturday
aboard the transport Gen. W. F.
Hase, the Army announced
Wednesday. They are among 437
POWs on the vesseL
The Oregon men:
Sgt Thomas J. Eichorn, 3226
Harvey Ave., Milwaukee.
Henry F. Williams, 48 Mace
Road, Medford.
CITY IN BUSINESS"
ROSEBURG on Douglas Coun
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Winston (pop. 2.300), was "in
business Wednesday after elect
ing its first City Council. The five
councilmen are Frank True, Paul
Bender. Ed B. Welch, Martin Suk-
dorf and Roy Fisher.
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