Landons Are
Honored on
Anniversary
WOODBURN Over 200
friends and relatives railed at
th Methodist Church aocial
rooms Sunday between 3 and 5
o'clock to offer their congratula
tion! In Mr. and Mn. George Lan
don, Who were celebrating their
folded wedding anniversary. Mr.
Landon wore for the occasion the
black suit in which he wns
dressed for his wedding in 1fl(6
Mrs. James. LivHay modeled the
cinnamon Jeau de aoie gown
which was Mrs. Landon's "going
way" attire on that day.
Receiving suests with the
couple were Mrs. Thomas Engle,
Mrs. M. E. Hammond. Mrs. John
Carson and Mr. Al White. Two
members o'f the' original wedding
p.irty were present: Mrs. ('al.ph
Slawson. Oswego, who caught
the bridal bouquet; and J. Fred
erick Johnson, a nephew of Port
land. Guests came from Forest
Grove, Salem, Oswego, Portland,
Lebanon, Silverton, and Wood
land and LaCenter, Wash.
Yellow roses and daisies, many
bouquets gifts of friends, made
.setting for the reception and
huge vases oMndian arrow wood
flanked the lace covered serving
table. Greenery and gold and
hite daisies circled the weddinc
cake which was crowned bv the
traditional bell arrangement.
Assist at Reception
Mrs. David I.aCure, Mrs Jos
eph Rence, Mrs W. J. Wilson
nd Mrs Grace Austin presided
at the coffee urn with Mrs Kid
on Hart, Mrs William Wilson,
Mrs. Marion Wilson and Mrs Joe
Frv served punch Mrs. Paul
Mills, Mrs. Carl Magnuson. Mrs
Tavid Cavett and Mrs Frank
Poerfler cut the wedding rake
At the ruet hook were Mrs
John Coleman. Mrs Howard Rut
WficM .and Mrs Charles Dean.
Mrs Clifford Applegate, Mrs. W
M Burke, Mr. Ralph Sehern,
Miss Effie Sargent, Mrs. John
fornwell Miss Ruth Marie Ap
pleaate. Miss Bettv T,ou Rurt and
Peggy Poerfler assisted.
The Landons have served both
the community and their church
for manv years. Mr. Landon, who
as in the home furnishing busi
ness for 44 years and since retir
ing has raised holly, nuts and
daffodils, was a city councilman
for two terms and has also been
cty recorder and treasurer, and
Is a member of the Methodist
ehurrh board He is a member of
the Masonic order.
Mrs I.andon received a degree
fmin the I'mversitv of Oreynn
In 1M2 and attended the SOth re
union of her class in 1!)52 She
tausht in Fugene Hich School
and later operated an office as
n optometrist in Woorihurn.
continuing in this work for HS
rears She is a. member of Chap
ter .1. PEP Sisterhood The
enunle still resides in the home
built before their marriage.
FOl'R CORNERS Mr. and Mrs.
William Conner had as their house
guest. F Morton Pitt, vice-president
of the Pitt Federal Labora
tories of California The Conners
were luncheon hosts in compli
ment to their guest Bidden to
meet Mr. Pitt werr Lieut Hoy t
Cupp and Set George Tnoley,
both of Salem Mr Conner is the
Northwest representative n( the
Pitt Federal Laboratories of California.
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Potatoes Remain One
Of World's Favorites
By MAX1NE BI RF.N
Statesman Woman's Editor
Whether you dig your own potatoes or lei the professional, you
probably just love the dear ojd things. Of course, potatoes have
been given a black ball by the fellows who plan the reducing diets,
hut most ot us like an occasional one slipped in here and there
regardless.
Anyone ran boil a potato they say, and most everyone can
bake one. but it takes some talent to do the unusual with them.
The Greeks have a way with potatoes, and here's the recipe
for one of their favorites:
Potato Kephterdrs
1 pound cold boiled potatoes Chopped parsley
1 tablespoon melted butter Chopped green onion
Salt, pepper 2 finely chopped tomatoes
4 tablespoons flour
Sieve the potatoes, add melted butler, seasonings, parsley and
onion, work in tomatoes and Hour, kneeding lightly. Roil into bals,
flatten into cakes and fry in hot fat or oil or bake on a greased
tin until brown. They should be soft inside.
Here again the potatoes are cooked with tomatoes:
Pommes de Trrre a la Maniere d'Apt
Cut potatoes in rounds 5 tablespoons tomato puree
Olive oil Bay leal
Salt and pepper 5 stoned ripe olives
Breadcrumbs
Put oil into a shallow baking dish, add tomato and potato?,
seasonings and .simmer tor 5 minutes. Barely cover the potatoes
with boiling water and simmer 30 minutes. Now add olives and
cover with a layer of breadcrumbs. Put in a moderate oven and
cook for 30 minutes more
Or perhaps you'd like to cook your potatoes like the Peruvians
do
Huanraina Papas
6 large potatoes
Cup cottage cheese
't cup milk
.luice of 1 lemon
Salt and pepper
Bake potatoes in 400 degrees oven for 45 minutes or until done,
re-el, sene with sauce made this way: beat cottage cheese with
milk, lemon, salt, pepper and onion. Add mashed yolk and
sprinkle with paprika. Serve either cold. or slightly warm, but
do not let it Eel hot Serves fi
The potatoes mieht he boiled instead of baked
Miss Patricia
Orcutt Weds
Mr. Birkel
Miss Patricia Orcutt and Wil
liam R. Birkel, Stanford I diver
sity graduates, exchanged their
marriage vows at an 8 o'clock
ceremony on June 22 at the Silver
Ion Methodist Church. The bride
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
W. C Orcutt of Molalla and Mr.
Birkel is the sun of Mr and Mrs.
William L. Birkel of Pomona.
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Of white Chan'illv lace and lulle
was the hndal gown and her eil
was rnusht to a jeweled oronet.
She earned a bouquet of flowers
d'amnur with strands of ivy.
Miss Julia Rirkel of New York
was the maid of honor and brides
maids were Mrs. Hal Mahon of
Seattle, matron of honor. Mrs
Frank Barnes of Palo Alto and
Miss Pixie Ruud of Molalla. They
wore pink dresses and carried
white daisies combined with ivy.
James Spencer of San f)iego
was best man and ushers were
Louis I.unquist of Tulsa. Oklaho
ma. Clifton Piikersnn of Silverton
and Frank Barnes of Palo Alto.
A Hedri'ng reception was held in
the church parlor. Pouring were
Mrs R O. Williams of Los An
geles, Mrs, O (I. Luehrs. Mrs. M.
I. Warms. Mrs K. R. Orcutt and
Mrs. J. A. Nunn. all of Salem.
The couple will lue in Pain Al-
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Willamina Girl
Weds in Nevada
WILLAMINA Mrs. Donna Lind
heck ,if San Francisco and Tred
Gilbert of Reno, New. were mar
ried June 9, in a 2 30 p.m. cere
mony in the First Methodist church
in Carson City. New
The Rev. Fred Rhinehart per
formed the double ring ceremony.
The bride wore a pale pink after
noon dress with black and white
, accessories, and a baby orchid cor
sage Her sister, M'ss Carol Pear
son of Portland, was maid of honor.
Gene Kspitallier of Stockton. Cal .
was best man for his brother.
The hrirle is the daughter of
Mr and Mrs A J. Pearson of
Willamina She is a graduate of
the Willamina high school and the
j I'mversitv of Oregon, and has been
attending San Francisco State col
lege. I Mr. Gilbert is the son of Mrs.
I Irene Gilbert of San Gabriel, Calif.,
I and is a graduate of the I'niversity
of Southern California. He is em
ployed by the 1'. S. Treasury Dept.
in Ilrno.
j Following a trip to Lake Tahoe.
San Francisco, and Willamina, the
couple will leave for Washington.
P C . where he will receive ad
ditional training and a new assign
ment to. Calif Mr. Birkel will continue
his graduate work at Stanford,
where both have received their
masters degrees
THIS 1,800.00
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A bride of June 23 was Mrs.
Marone AA. Nelson, daughter of AAr. and Mrs. koy P. Nelson
of Dallas. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harlan
C. McKay of Portland. The ceremony took place in Portland
at the Moreland Presbyterian Church. The couple will make
their home in Portland. (Gladys Gilbert Studio).
First Meeting of Bethel UD Held
Miss Barbara Morris, honor
queen of Bethel 1' D , .lob's P.-iuRh-;
ters, presided at the first and last'!
meeting until fall.
Guests were Mrs. Jean Yeo, '
Gladstone, past grand guardian;
Russel Forrest, associate guardian
of Bethel 43; and Mrs. Joe John
ston, past royal matron of Hanna
Rosa Court, Order of the Ama
ranth. Mrs Yeo presented the Bethel
with the altar cloth which was a
gift from Mrs Yrlma Green, Port
land, junior past grand guardian
and Mrs. Yeo.
A money making project for of
ficers and members will be a hot
cake breakfast to be held at the
home of the senior princess. Shir
ley Beiillcr. daughter of the Russell
) ( Ml v
pushers ; ) '
In the summer spotlight. ..our .t
VSi3 designed-for-fun pedal push- I I J V JL I
rvV ers in coloMiappy cottont. ilOl' T COSl
I AaVS They're master-tailored with , X A
.Ki'i IN porket and waistline detail, I
Vk."S iippered closings. 10 to 20. m " P"" I
' PPN 1 formerly 8.98 j
J Uiis I to 11.98 r J I I i
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Oafojfzcfort pumttfod pKit JKottey fact JPjljlJ
Portland
fry w
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J 1$ )
Harlan David McKay, the former
Bender's, sometime in July.
Kach member, including officers,
w ill earn a dollar and contribute it
to the Bethel in September. A
prize will be given for the most
original manner used in earning
the money.
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Dallas Gir
Married to
Mr. McKay
A number of Dallas friends and
relatives of Miss Marjorie M. Nel
son were in Portland on June 3
to attend her weeding to Harlan
David McKay at the Mnroland
Presbyteriah Church. The bride is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
P. Nelson of Dallas and Mr Mc
Kay Is the son of Mr. and Mrs
Harlan C. McKay of Portland
The 4 o'clock ceremony was per
formed b;- the Rev. Mr. Kaiser
Of nylon tulle and French Chan
tilly lace vas the bridal gown fash
ioned with a portrait neckline and
lace inserts on the skirt, which ter
minated in a chapel train. Her
fingertip veil was a caught to a
pillbox style cap with design of
pearl trim. She carried a white
prayer book marked with a white
orchid.
Miss .lacquelyn Kelsay was the
honor attendant and Miss Ann
Laudig and Miss Mary Chambers
were bridesmaids. They wore blue
crystallette princess dresses with
off-shoulder necklines and carried
bouquets of pink Esther Reed dai
sies and delphinium combined with
pink satin loop design.
Ken LaMcar was best man and
ushers were Fred Greatwood, Rob
ert Swift, Richard Lang, and Jerry
Miesen.
i The wedding reception was held
; in the church parlor.
Alter July 4 the couple will be
at home in Portland at 3724 S. E.
35th Place.
The bride attended Linfield Col
lege and Mr. McKay attended Wil
lamette I'niversity. His fraternity
is Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
For an Englishman an auto con
vertible is a drnphead.
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'Auxiliary to Have
Charge of Stand
I Marion Auxiliary to Post 661 Vet
lerans of Foreign Wars met Mon
day at the VFW hall. -
Community service chairman.
Mrs Don Stupka. reported that the
auxiliary will again have charge
of the refreshment stand at the Sa
lem Soap Box Derby to be held
at Derby Downs in Rush Pasture
on July II The Auxiliary has op
erated the stand for the past five
years
A total of 71 hours were spent
in youth activities Mrs. Vernon
Glass and Mrs. W. L. Barnett
taught at Daily Vacation Bible
classes.
Mrs. Lloyd Kennedy was ar
pointed to replace color bearer,
Mrs. Roy Simpson, who has re
signed and is moving to Glenden.
Mrs. Carl T. Wilson was welcomed
as a new member into the Auxili
ary. I Those attending the annual En
campment in Roscburg this week
are: President Mrs. Maude Olson,
Mrs Amelia Bolton. Mr. and Mrs
Don Stupka, Mr. and Mrs. Mel
Clemens, Mr and Mrs. Roy Car
ter, Mr and Mrs. Billy Kelso, and
Mark Davis.
Modern Etiquette
By ROBERTA LEE
Q. What should be done when a
.marriage engagement is broken
I after the wedding presents have
already been received?
A. the Girl should return all
presents to the donors promptly,
with notes of explanation.
Q. How many salt and pepper
shakers should be used on a din
ner table?
A. A pair at every other plate
is the most convenient placement.
Q. Js it all right to eat crisp
breakfast bacon with the fingers?
A. No; with the fork.
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Statesman, Salem, Ore.j Thurs., June 28, '56 (Sec.
League to Honor 'Bethel to Resume
Past Presidents Meetings in Fall
Marking the tenth year of the
Salem League of Women Voters,
the picnic supper tn he given
Thursday at S p m. at the Bush
House will give special recog
nition to the following women who
have served as presidents during
that time: Mrs. Arthur H. Bone.
Mrs. E B Daugherty. Miss Eloise
Kbert. Mrs Robert E. Gangware.
Mrs. Jason D. Lee. Mrs Ethel B
Wickline. and Mrs. Hal DoSart,
Corvallis.
Mrs. L. E deWecse. president,
announces the program will be
given following the business meet
ing which will include a humorous
skit satirizing unit meetings and
tours of the Bush House and gal
leries. All members, former members
and interested friends are invited
to attend and are asked to bring
their own table service.
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! Honored queen Patricia Claggett
presided Monday evening at a reg
ular meeting of Bethel 43, Order
of Job's Daughters at the Scottish
Rite Temple. The Misses Rebecca
'Singer and Joan Hueneke were
'named as a committee on peti
tions. j Reports were given on the scav
enger hunt and alto the recent
1 beach trip.
1 Among those honored were Mrs.
George Edwards, associate ma
tron of Eastern Star; Ray Dahl,
associate guardian of Bethel 52,
Redmond, and Miss Gwen Tyson,
junior princess of Bethel S2,Ud
mond. Also attending the nyetjnf'
from Redmond were the Misses
Gail Tyson. Marilyn Swift, Sandra
Kraft and Martha Dahl.
The next meeting of Bethel 41
will be September 10.
A. O. Smith
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