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6-(Sfc. I) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Sat., May 1256
Around Town . . .
Mrs. John Tyler Jr. Is Elected
Salem Woman's Club President
Mrs. John t Ty er Jr. was elected president t Q Sale Wotnu'i
Oub lor th ensuing year at Friday1! meeting it tbt clubhouse. Other
officers elected taelude Mrs. Harry Sappenfieid. vice-president: Mrs. A.
E Ulmaa, recording secretary: Mr. Frances Speerstra, correspond
ing aecretary; Mrs. Frank Marshall treasurer: Mrs. Nettie Smith, ft
, naocial aecretary; Mrs. Walter Osborne, director; and Mn. Ralph Da-
mm, ininn. Mrs. sappcniira
ly JLRYME INGUSH
Garsta ... at the horn of Gov-
Molalla Rebelcahs
Visit Salem Lodge
has aenred as president the past
year.
The chib voted to five a Marioo
C t u a t y 4-H Kholarship. The
Brownie troop, sponsored by the
A delefatioa from the Oik ciuo, attendee, ana presemea a
Rebekab Lodge, MoUua. visited "a group of
. - , .Lu.j... ns- Mrs. Ted Meyers is leader
the Salem Rebekab Lodge at group
Mondays meeting. Mrs. Gladys; - MHvin H. Geist iavt a
PARTY TIME ... A hostess Wed-
', arsday wis Mrs. Calvin Kent. who ernor and Mrs. Elmo Smith for the Djvel, past noble (rind of Jewell ' polp 0f voca aeiectioM, accom-
entertained at her home on Spears Mother s Day weekend are their Rebf klh JewflI Ku!li by Mn Geist
anew iot me pleasure w nn. 09m uaugmcr, miuit, i ..... .. ..mi k.
I C Campbell . . . guests were in-1 St. Helens Hall in Portland, and Iu ' The mw"n fl,
tlted to . nnTeoitee and a their con. Dennis, who will be dow. FL club will meet tonight with 1. a.m. with rnember. r fnpng a
I shower feted the guest of honor. . . from John Day. . he will gradu- Mri Troy Wood, 435 j, r,0 ; sack lunch J The jmrnrttot wiU
the coftee table was centered with ate from the John Day high school rL j serve jdessert Jjdjjkf. The
n 1 j 1. i. mnA mm in.ii hi. umti ""rl- board meeting will precede at f.30
?:JrJ" " "A -I Mrs. Wesley Hunter was hon-iam. ind lU be the last one of
? thTeornir. oi the cloth caught! wl.. . . Ik. Maker s ' th JO""!"' mother t the season.
J with pink and blue nosegays. t . 1 Weekend at Weeena Beaek win be j present and Mrs. Mary Nichols Reports on the state convention
BsaVrlaf . . . Mrs. Campbell Mr and Mrs. Donald MrCargar honored as the oldest mother held in Portland last week were
were Mesdaaaea Richard Laakaw, aad children, EDiaaetb aad Larry present Miss Pauline Wagner -gjven by Mrs. Frank Marshal
I Richard Jeaaiaf. Taesdsre Jesuiy. . . . The aeeasiM will afa eele- "ng a Mother's day song, ac- j Mrs. Tyler. Mrs. Walter SpaiuU
Ralph Alweea. Fred Jeesau, nai- kntr the birthdays el Elixaaelk, rompaniru or mn. uuw lnJ ana Airs, niniirea reuyjona.
'. ri nM Juirrk. James .k. u 1a lrr wka win W Kimble. Mrs. Lucien LeCompte.j , .I.,;-,,
I X. Payae, Robert JasM. Wis 1S. . . thry will kare as tkflr nopie grana reia a porni iEd A Unk. presiding at the
; Berry, Wtuiaaa " garsls Mr lae weeaeaa. LiDDy ....... tea urns were Mrs. Carl Chambers
- Ward aad Caivto Keat. , . Cram aad David Habbard. .. Jola- Three Links club will meet and Mrg , gstm Brunk.
i j A art-akatial . . . party feted 1. (tk McCargars at Ike aearh Friday afternoon it 2 o'clock.
L Hiss Helen Booth Friday n;ht iu ke fcer kratker aad sister ia- jhe Mav social committee will
; Whrt Mrs. Lesli Wldsworth and Uw. Mr. aad Mrs. George Law. jncd8 Mr. and Mrs. Clirence
. ; ktr daughte.v Mitt a.ta -i--a i- f prtlaid. . . Kimble, Mrs. Weslev Hunter, Mrs.
I son, and Mrs. James Manning en- yMiat ... ai the home of Jus- Ida Newton, Mrs. Cecil Fletcher,
; tortained at the Wadsworth home tjce and MrJ William C. Perry Mrs. Jennie Chalmers, Mrs. Ger-
ea Norm in ouro . . . miss linli, lh, fir!t (h, Wlli k, trude Alfredson. Mrs. Keith Hen
Breakfast to Fete
Mothers Sunday
i The regular meeting of Eta
Chapter, Beta Sigrru Phi was held
Booth will be married to Elbert tlh. ..j .,.,.in.u m, derson. Mrs. Guv NeweenL Mrs.
, v"'" .nd Mrs. Lloyd K, Miller of to- Mry rugn, miss tana juici- i in nu.nc . ...
J Forty guests were bidden to the vjM aljf ne KMm have hiney. Mrs. J. M. Lawless, Mrs. on Meadowlawn Drive Wednesday
been in The Dalles visiting his Marjetti Anderson, Mrs. raui evening.
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Heath, Mr. ind Mrs. Leston 1 The ,ocial chairman, Mrs. Billy
Mrs Luman G. Miller . . . the Howell, Mrs. Dorothy Fnhm, Kelso, announced that the Mothers
i.... ..j ..... iimm. .a tam. Mrs. E. E. Gettmin, M'ss Pat nv hraLfat will be held Sundav
'!! my. accompanied the California Sch'rv EJ?"r DRoJh ."j5' morning and plans were completed
iI-VS visitors to Salem on Thursday, . . . "uh ? dams. Mr-Robert Mc- for the (ormai djnner dance to be
til, .nil. III-i .1VV.nimi, mi a. May 19.
For Uter Lottn
misccllaoeout shower and dessert
7 avmrnwr . ,
; : Arrlrlig ... la the eaplUl today
mr a sasri visit win be Mis Mar-
; eia Saeketi al Plednraat,
'. fsnwerly at Saleaa. wka
(Mat af Mr. aad Mrs, James Wat-
Mar Mann,
Martin. '
Mrs. Charles L.
M aad Miss Mabel P. IUbertosa. . It's a girl ... far Dr. aad Mm.
Miss (aelteti stopped la Caoa Bay Rowrt Sid loway . . . she arrived
far a tew days before romia-; aa Tharsday al the baiem Geue.-al
Sa KaUn . . . nmdw Ik. w.'i'a- unllnl mmt Iinv4 the aralta al
will ba basts far family diaser eight poinds, aaa aaaee ... the Ria, are Mr. and Mrs. Napoleon Girl scout to camp in me summer,
at the Mariaa Batel far Miia Sae. Utile iri hai beea aamed Mary Rocque Jr. . . . she was born on A report of the state convention
kett. ., Dm TiaUar'i kratker, Joka Jeaa . . . she baa Iwa bratkers, ! Wednesday at the Salem General held at Astoria was made By Mrs
The members voted to send Mrs.
Gordon Davidson to Parliamentar
ian class next year and to send a
; Rackets, a fresh maa at lh tat- Robert aad Richard ... aad her
' malty, aad tba Waltoas' saa. Jeff graadpareata art Mr. and Mrs.
j . . others at the diner will It Rsbeit C: Brady f Eageae. terna-
Mias Rabtrtoas, Mr. aad Mrs.'erly of Salem, aad Mr. and Mrs.
1 Veraar M. flaeket aad Miss EIUa-!Ray Siddaway. ...
Will W.liM. I , . - it..i ft
- .... 1 wimuii . . . . unit; Kin. l,ism
Hospital
there is also a little
boy, Marc, in the family ... The
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Napoleon Rocque, Mrs. Harry
Crawley and Ralph Dunlap of Van
couver, B.C. . . .
Herbert Dalke.
Guests for the evening were Miss
Myra Lou Hamilton and Miss Lila
Huntsinger, who is a Beta Sigma
Phi and past president of her chap
ter in Raymond. Wash.
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Some Variations for
Cooking Liver Given
By MAXCS'E Bl'REN
Statesataa Waaua's Editar
There art Ms of folks who love liver, and always servo it fried
to a crispness, perhaps conceding only occasionally ts the revolu
tionary addition of an onion or two. Those cooks and diners certain
ly lack imagination but perhaps they are satisfied with just plain
liver.
However a change occasionally does no one harm, so we offer
some suggestions here for varying the liver fare to spark the in
spiration of the lukewarm liver eaters and give pleasant respite to
those who like a change.
The French call this fpie de veau a la bourgeoise or
CALF'S LIVER FAMILY STYLE
2 or 3 pounds calf s liver Bouquet garni
12 small pieces salt pork 2 cloves
2 tablespoons butter l teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons flour Dash of pepper
h cup white wine I carrots, cut up
i cup water
12 small onions
With a sharp knife insert small pieces of salt pork into the
liver. Heat butter in a heavy heat-proof dish, sear liver on both
sides and remove meat from pan. Add flour, stir in liquids. When
sauce is smooth, add bouquet garni made from sprigs of parsley,
thyme, and a bay leaf tied together. Season. Parboil onions and
carrots 10 minutes. Add liver and the vegetables to the sauce. Co
ver dish and place in a 300-degree oven. Bake 1 hour. Place the
liver on a heated platter. Surround with onions and carrots. Strain
and thicken sauce with cornstarch and pour over meat and vege
tables. Garnish with parsley.
Calf's liver in paper will give the family something to talk
about, it's not new, but unusual in our circles.
CALF'S LIVER AN PAPILLOTES
( slices liver 12 thin slices salt pork
2 tablespoons butter 2 teaspoons chopped parsley
6 pieces unglazed brown paper 2 teaspoons chopped chives
Salad oil Salt and pepper
Brown liver in sizzling hot butter, 2 minutes on each side. Cut
pieces of unglazed paper in pieces about twice the size of the liver.
Oil and place a paper-thin pork on each, then a sprinkling of herbs,
salt and pepper. Place liver on paper, then more herbs and cover
with a slice of pork. Wrap, folding in edges of paper so juices will
not escape. Bake 20 minutes at 350 degrees. Serve with paper still
on.
The Italians have a way of cooking liver that would be less un
usual than the above idea5, but different from regular fried liver.
LIVER MILITARY STYLE
Chop an onion and fry it in olive oil or butter until dark brown.
Add thin slices of liver and when it is half dnne, salt and pepper it
and add a pinch of chopped parsley. Allow it to cook until done.
Serve "th its own gravy to which the juice of half a lemon has
Deen added.
Or they might suggest that you fry the liver with pieces of
bacon until done, then drain off fat, add a piece of butter and con
tinue to fry, gradually pouring on tomato sauce or tomato paste
diluted in soup stock. Season with salt and pepper.
Here's a Spanish version of a liver dish:
CHANFAINA
A few mint leaves
Mother-Daughter
Banquet Given
By Auxiliary
The West Salem Lions Auxil
iary bold their annual mother
daughter banquet Wednesday
night at the West Salem City
HalL Mrs. Wallace Carlson pre
sided at the banquet, which was
attended by 1 number C guests.
Mrs. Dais Taylor gave the in
vocation, Mrs. W. L. Scheele
was presented a gift tor the old
est mother present, Mrs. Dolores
Monroe tor the youngest mother,
and Mrs. Charles Smoch for the
mother of the largest family.
Table decorations were in
charge of Mrs. Richard Smith.
Mrs. Dean Tucker was program
chairman, and introduced Gene
De Bauer of the Don Allen school
of dance. Several Up and spec
ialty numbers were given by the
students,
Tbe regular business meeting
oi the group will be Tuesday
evening. May 22, at the home of
Mrs. Seward Kelicut, 380 College
Drive, at 8 p m.
Junior CDA Rally
Well Attended
Over 300 girls attended the
Junior Catholic Daughters Rally
Day Sunday at St. Joseph's hall.
The guest speakers included Fath
er Hildebrand, O.S.B.. of Mt. An
gel. Sister Jean Eloise, S.N.J.M.,
of Sacred Heart Academy, Mrs.
Rose Bell, national director, and
Mrs. Oscar Strand. Hillsboro, state
junior chairman.
Skits were put on by Mt. Angel.
Canby, Molalla, VYoodburn, and
Portland Junior Courts.
Presiding officer was Miss Rosa
lie Kerr, president of the Salem
Court. All eleven troops from Sa- j
lem were well represented The ;
Salem Court was hostess at the tea
which concluded the day's activi
ties.
Mrs. Dale Riley, a Salem coun
selor, was the general chairman
for the rally day.
Peacock plumes often were used
as helmet ornaments during the
Middle Ages.
Girl Scout Board in Session
Too regular meeting of the Saa
tiara. Area Girl Council board was
held at the homo of Mrs. Charles
Mills Thursday afternoon. It was
reported that tbe open bouse at
Smith Camp on Sunday, May (
bad beea successful with many
girls and parents visiting the camp
in the Silver Creek Falls area.
The board discussed plans tor
the outdoor summer camp which
is open to non-scouts as well as
Girl Scouts. The dates of the camp
art July 1 through August 20. Reg
istrations art still being taken by
airs. n. m. nana, 913 S. ltth. Cor-vallis.
Mrs. Ben Cava at Salem. mhD
chairman of the new troop organi
zation committee, presented plans
and activities of this committee.
A wieaer ras was beM bv asras-
bers of Gamma Gamma chapter
of Ensiloa S.sma Alnh -.
day night 00 the Willamette River.
ine at lair was arranged to ac
quaint the new members and their
husbands with the other members.
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1 pound liver
3 tablespoons olive oil
4 onions
4 doves
Pinch of cinnamon
Freru'lmmbs
Blanch cut up pieces of
3 sprigs parsley
2 pimientos
Pinch of cumin
Pinch of cinnamon
B'ark pepper
liver in salted water. Put all other in
gredients except breadcrumbs into oil and cook a minute or two,
then add liver and a little of the water in which cooked. Let sim
mer a few minutes then stir in the breadcrumbs. Tour into a dish
and serve cold.
Reports Given on Conference
The B'nai B'rith Women, Wil
lamette Valley Chapter meeting
was held Tuesday evening. Presi
dent, Mrs. Sydney P. Levene, pre
sided and Mrs. Stanley Friedman
was a guest.
Reports of the Northwest confer
ence of the B'nai B'rith Women
which was held in Portland were
given by Mrs. Helen Green.
Fruitlind Mrs. Ivan Cooler is
the new chairman of the Fruit
land Home Extension Unit; Mrs.
Myrtle Harmon, vice-chairman;
and Mrs. William Clay, secretary-
treasurer. The officers were in
stalled by Mrs. John Shamberger,
a past chairman, at Tuesdav s
meeting at the home of Mrs. D.
W. Reedy.
A paper of the work of the B'nai
B'rith, which was founded 113
years ago, was given by Mrs.
David W. Flaks. The B'nai B'rith
Grand Lodge is now holding a na
tional convention in Washington,
DC.
Mrs. Bernard Brown read a
paper on the question "What Rights
Do the Jews Have to Israel?" by
Edgar Mowrer.
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