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Girl Scouts
To Attend
Camp
At lrist twenty-seven Salem
flrli will attend the Girl Scout
Camp Smith Creek this summer
toeether with firls from through-
:G-(Sec I) Statesman, Salem, Ore, Wed, June 20, '58 out the fiounty Saatiam Scout
The camp, which it tituated la
the Silver Falls recreational area,
will open July 1 (or the first of
eight weekly Kuiom lastin. un
til August 2a One two-week set
tioa which gives the girls a better
opportunity to get acquainted
with the out-of-doors and adjusted
to each other is offered from
July 23 to August 9.
The Girl Scout camp still has
vacancies in every session. It is
open to all girls, ages 10 to 17,
whether or not they are girl
lAround
Town . . .
y JMTME ENGLISH
: FAITT TWK VT7 Mrs. John (will arrive in New York on July
M Graham will be a luncheon- J ... She will spend the summer
hostess today at Randall s Chuck at the noma of her fiances' par
Wagoa for the pleasure of her eats, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson H.
luin Mr Genre Osorio. of ' DsBoll. in Rochester while inak-
Alameda, Califs who ia hera visit, ling preparations for her wedding.
Club hoetetaea . . . In William ,
SLZPJSS" Registration blanks and inlor-
W IV T MtlJ- can be obtained from
at her CaadaUria home . , . Mrs. Registrar Mrs. B. M. Mann.
Edward B. Marr will be an addl- j ' c to of (rom the
iwaai ict .... jnra, aa .
Johnson baa Invited members of
the Spring Brook Garden Club j
-I T the first session are Janet A
"JS&nT'lhT1 irTTi Jeldneu. Sandra
NUISEIY NfcWS . . . W'- ,Let Hockett. and Suii Anderson.
STSf kharf'TO ' ThM ttBdin,, Ju,y H ,rom
ara Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tandy , Kathleen Dawson.
Dinner ta . ; . Thar., Hp.trf 1 and tipped the W Bew) shriw Judy
lag with her two sons, Gregory
ad Christopher,' for several
weeks. . , Bidden to meet Mrs.
Gee, Gordon Stetufeld, Ray Rho-
tea, Vernon Drre, Emery Hobos,
Bam Speerstra, Richard Upjohn,
John H. Johnson, Wheeler R,
English, Ritchla M. Turner, Doa
" a,ld Free!, Robert T. Boals, May
lrd Shifter, Lawrence Brown, S.
D. Wiles, Richard Chambers,
Jerle Brown, Otto Kraushaar,
laa B, Berg and Misa Rosemary
Rhotea
Salem Girl Scout, office, 444 Cen
ter Street.
Salem girls registered to sttend
tight win be Mr. and Mrs, Frank VoanAt, fourteen
Bnrliagbam, who haee Invited a J" Ha grandparents are
reap af friends U their Nartb Mr. ani Mrs. Lawrence r Trav.ss
Hi. Street hasa . . . Bridge will Mr and Mrs. C. W Tandy
b la play fellowiag the dinner ! the great-grandparents
koar .. . Cavers will be placed Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Carper,
(or twenty gaeata .. . this la osm jn. wi ana . w
of a series of parties tba Barling.
barns are planning this saa
Hoirup, loma Harmon, Janice
O'Hern, Corinne Klinger, Joyce
Larson, and Julie Cross.
July 15-21 Donna Greenberg,
Sharon King, and Sally Jo Juia,
July 23-29, Lin Mead and Pam
ela J. Gordon, July 30-Aug. 3,
,' ! Charlotte Magnuson and Lynn K.
lor sirs.
will be Kathleen Samsel. Eliza-
Tandy, all of Salem
II I a girl
Richard Yeeeai
L f rv 1 1 1 J
luncheon on Monday ws Mrs. i " mLIZ it it tZ McCargar, Martha Mills. Su-
Howard Pickett when a group of '!' , "Tf.." ,l i aaa E. Clark. Patty Russell Oark.
k?r friends arranged a no-host .T,' " ' .'. i " 7" and Ann Petrie.
pirtv at fipmaa'a Cherry Room ntM. m Forty-eight girls have regis-
. . Bridge was ia play following fjh. wEi!. ZTut' .Jj tered from Corvallis and large
i.. I,..,. lormeny oi dsieas, aaa nr. aaa . .iw,.. .j
A ihewer ta aWentla feted u,;,,,, Pa. . . . The Arm-
Misa Mirioa Sparks
; Bight when Mrs. J. J. Fits
aimons, Mrs. Laara Eatoa aad
;Mrs. Dew Smith eaterlaiaed at
tba fwrsser'a baasa aa Market
Street . . Twenty gaesta were
'.blddea to fete tba bride-elect,
: who will be aurrled to Daaae H.
DaBall el Rochester, New York
'm Aagast 11 ... the aftoraoea
ritea will toka place at Colgato
tD'vlnlty Chapet ha Racbettor . . .
.The gaests kragt their sbewer
la'if ' anwrapned for everyoat la
Minnville. Other towns with sev-
Teday ' , Mrs. Taram fral girla attending are Silverton,
trips to Oraaoa thla a.mmer Ut"'on WMnon na sweel
welrame their new graaddaagh-! Home
tCT a I . . aaat. aaak.
From California ... comes I VA Y'ert DanCfi
On Friday
news of the birth of a nine , &
pound daughter to Mr. and Mrs.
John French of Palo Alto oa
i uesoay mornuig . . . wan Tjve Vers are sponsoring an
two aistora, Kathleen and Karel , f A djnw TO on
. . . and her grandparenU are r.,j. ,., M pt.ii n,'. k.i
jpr. and Mrs. Leon Birrlck, of wi (df:dartfing hetwrcn
Salemjj -V T -1anH U o'clock.' i
- Ilfttral favas MaWalVM - . . an Mrft.
tii 1ftH fmniift tKiM ft ... . . aui L Hi Tn Gworanow win rarry oui
tv. I., ka I? . -7 freohments will be provided at in-
.... , ,wt, mt. aaa aira. aaatwa ...io- Miss Dawn Jones is
WiaaeraoH, ia apa, win, i ,-rvinj; chairman of the dance
jane is ... mm mb rm
Dfp Dotcn
Old-Fashioned Type
Pie Has Fruit, Meat
By MAXINE BlltEM
Statesaaaa Weaaaa's Editor
The very thought of a deep dish apple pie somehow reminds
one of old fashioned cooking, with lots of richness and flavor.
Deep dish apple pies aren't the only kind possible to whip up
we found as we ran across several good sounding recipes re
cently and have collected them here.
You can have a deep dish chicken pie too, an excellent Sun
day dish reminiscent of by-gone days when stewed chicken and
dumplings or it's variations were standard fare for after church:
Deep Dish Chlrkea Pie
4 cups cooked chicken meat . 2 cups chicken stork
'Salt, pepper, nutmeg ( artichoke bottoms
3 eggs, raw Pastry
4 hard cooked eggs
Line a deep dish with flaky pastry, brush with melted butter,
in a mixing bowl put chicken rgeat, flavored to taste with salt
papper and nutmeg. Add eggs, lightly beaten, chicken bouillon
or stock and mix well. Add artichokes, canned or freshly cooked,
and coarsely chopped hard cooked eggs. Season, turn into pastry
lined dish.
Cover with top crust, cut slashes in the top, bake for I to
10 minutes in a 42S degree oven, brush lightly with cream and
bake again for about 25 minutes in a moderate oven. Shake
dish gently and serve very hot. If necessary, add more liquid
through slits In crust along toward last of cooking.
Then there's a deep dish meat pie; this one with the bran
crust a featured part.
Veal Pat Pie
Miss Anna Mae Lockenour to
Wed Arol Masters in August
Dr. and Mrs. Roy M. Locke-'of Sunday, August 26 at the First
our are announcing the engage- Methodist Church at 3 o'clock,
ment and forthcoming marriage A reception will follow the nup
of their daughter. Misa Anna Mae tials.
Lockenour. to Arol D. Masters, j Misa Lockenour and her fiance
son of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron; are seniors at Whitman College
Masters of South Colby, Wash. and will continue their studies
The wedding will be an event I following their marriage.
rMghbersef WeederaRwfflaseeti The Sweet Briar flab wffl Va
Friday night at the Salem Woman's entertained today at the borne at
Club at I p.m. for the regular bust- Mrs. Will Newton oa the Wallace
Bess session. I Road at 2 o'clock. '
USE CASH-NOW
PAY-LATER PLAN
i cup bran cereal
' cup milk
l'i cups sifted flour
3 teaspoons baking powder
I teaspoon salt
l4 cup shortening
'ding , .
; Tb bride-elect's . . . Barents.
iMr. and Mrs.. Lestle J, Spsrks.
;and bar lister, Marilyn, are Jea
Ing July for New York . . .
' llim Sparks, who has been In
-"Germany at a reereatioB leader
. with the U. .:Army Special Ser-
vices lection, if (ailing for tha
.states from Southhampton oa
; June 21 . . . Her fiance, who has
.'also beea stationed ia Germany
;-ita the army, recently new
home and will soon be released
' from active duty . . . Miss Sparks
: visited Scotland and England on
; leaving Germany . . she will sail
on tba S. S. United States and
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BATHROOM NEW- I
IxvlTS very handy I !
; it r:. ' I 'TfeflJ
asawd Adrian Mark t n ha has
fear brothers, David Thomas,
Peter Adriaa, Bennet Evaa aad
Jeffrey faaL, and a sister, Chris-
tlaa Aaaa . . . Mr. Brtakeraeft
la comptroller af-ftaaaees- at
Basic Vegetable Fred acts Co. ia
Varavilla, Calif. . . ..
Change at address . , . for Mrs.
Prince W. Byrd and daughter,
MiM Betty Byrd. who moved
Monday to their new home at
1173 Fir Street '. . . Governor
and Mrs. Elmo ,E Smith are mov
ing this week to their new Can:
dalarii residence oa Skopil Ave
nue . . . they hava been occupy
ing the David Eason home while
they were in Europe . . . the
Easons are due home this week.
la Portland , . . Taesday were
Mrs. Charlea A. Sprague aad
Mrs. Fraak H. Spears, who at
tended a tea of the Colonial
Dames of America at the home
of Mrs. Stuart Ball . . .
Visitors . . . la the capital from
McCook, Nek. art Mr. aad Mrs.
C R. Undbeck, who are guests
af hit b rather aad slster-la-law,
the A. L. Llndbecks . . . they
will be here several weeka and
will also visit their nephew and
his wife, the Jack Kaileys . . .
The Llndbecks' daughter, Leann,
arrived earlier and will spend the
summer at the Kalley home . . ,
Edith Doss Honored
Miss Edith Doss, who will be
married to J. Malcolm Peeler, on
June 30, was feted at a pre-nuptial
shower when Mrs. D. L. Dougherty
entertained at her home on West
McGikhrist St. A linen shower
feted the bride-to-be and refresh
ment were served later In the eve
ning. Eighteen guests attended the
party .
committee.
The public Is Invited to attend,
and tickets may be purchased from
Live Y'er members or at the door.
Salem Rounders Dance
The Salem Rounders will meet
on Thursday, June 21 at 1 p.m. at
the K. C. Hall for their semi
monthly dance session. The dance
of the month for June, . "Lovers
Walts." will be reviewed. Instruc
tions will be given for "Sheridee
Waltz." Other old and new round
dances will make up the program
for the evening.
1 cup diced cooked potatoes
2 cups diced cooked veal
2 tablespoons shortening
H teaspoon minced garlic
1 teaspoon salt
i teaspoon pepper
1 tablespoon paprika
l'i tablespoons flour
2 cups meat stock or water
1 cup diced cooked carrots
Brown veal in heated shortening: stir in garlic, salt, pepper,
paprika and flour. Add meat stock gradually, stirring constantly.
Simmer about 10 minutes, stirring occasionally. Add vegetables;
mix carefully. Pour into greased 1'i-quart casserole or baking
pan. Combine bran and milk; let stand until most of moisture
is taken up. Sift together flour, baking powder and salt. Cut in
shortening until mixture resembles coarse corn meal. Add bran
mixture, stirring only until combined.
Turn dough out on lightly floured board; knead gently a few
times. Roll out to 'i inch in thickness; cut with floured biscuit
cutter. Place biscuits on top of veal mixture.
Bake In moderately hot overn '400 degrees) about 30 minutes.
Serve at once. Yield: 6 servings. 1
And finally a fruit pie a combination, baked in a deep dish.
Use fruit cocktail.
Deef Dish Frelt Pie
2 to 3 cups fruit 4 tablespoons butter
H to 1 cup sugar Rich biscuit dough
t teaspoon spices
Butter baking dish. Prepare fruit 'peaches, apples, cherries,
etc.). Arrange in bottom of dish and add sugar and spices. Dot
with better, Spread-over this rich biscuit dough If baking with
own meal, cover and bake JTjO degrees, l'i to 2 hours, ff bak
ing alone, bake uncovered at 375 degrees for 1 hour.
Hawaiian Luau for Hanna Rosa Court
Members and guests of Hanna I decorations and refreshments were
Rosa Court
Grand Officers
From Salem
Unit Dinner Thursday
Members of Capital I'nit MD of
Maccabees will meet Thursday for
a no-host dinner at the Beaver
Mrs. Lavinia Kindred of Astoria Hall at 30 p m. The unit will fur
was elected Grand Graybark of j nish the ham. Great Camp Corn
Oregon at the Cootiette Grand mander George Weber of Portland
Crawl held in Portland SMurd-". will be present. Twenty-five and
Several members of Carry-On forty yt pm wiu be presented
Club 140 Salem were elected to . .,.., ... ,h.
Grand offices. Mrs. Kenneth , ,0 sew1 mtmbtn dur,n ,h
Smith was elected Grand Lady . meeting. All families and friends
Louse: Mrs. Al Aeschlimann, : are invited to attend.
Grand Rustling Louse; Mrs. Vir
gil Bolton, Grand Ivory Louse:
and Mrs. Stanley Tripp, Grand
Ink Slinging Louse. ,
The newly elected officers were
installed by the Supreme Repre-,
sentatire. Mrs. Floyd Savoy, Su-,
preme Coverette Chairman, of
Reno, Nevada. !
Those attending from Salem
were Mrs. Dave Holweger, Mrs.
Al Aeschlimann, Mrs. Roy Car
ter. Mrs. Roy Simpson. Mrs. Billy j
Kelso. Mrs. Amelia Bolton. Mrs.
Dave Furlough, Mrs. Mel Clem
ens, and Mrs. Stanley Tripp of
Corvallis, and Mrs. Kenneth
Smith of West Lynn.
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Attending Conference
Twelve members and one guest,
Mrs. Wesley Roberts, attended the
Salem Credit Women's Breakfast
Club Tuesday morning at Nohl
gren's. Mrs. Chester Cushing Jr.
conducted the educational lesson.
Mrs. Jack Hayes left last Thurs
day for the 42nd Annual Inter
national Consumer Credit Confer
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Order of. the Ama
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Saturday night. Games and danc
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affair. Prizes for the most authen
tic Hawaiian attire were won by
Mrs. Joseph Johnston and Francis
Robertson.
Special guests were Mrs. Emil
RobwtsonV'Mr'and Mrs. H Get PePf Vim, Ul YOUflgfr
if . . j i i t rri : TawwaataaHa fii ewMjnlet art) weak wearm-out -
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