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By JEBTM ENGLISH
SOCIAL JOTTINGS ... Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Manioa will be port
for sn open bouse on Sunday after
noon honoring Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Simon, who recently moved
here from Tillamook . . . Tba af
fair win be held at tba Simona'
new residence oa Evana Avenue
. . . Mrs. Simon it a twin sister
ef Mrs, Manion ... Mr. Simon is
employed by the slate and they
have a son, Steven, who attends
St. Vincent dePaul School ...
Members ... ef the Tbaraa'ay
Cw win be eatertaiaee it i to
aert hueaeao teday at the Nartb
17th Street bene el Mrs. Alfred A.
Sehraaua . . . Asilstlag fceetesses
will be Mrs. Lewis Griffith aad
Mrs. Caster Raes . . .
The PM Delta TbeU . . . mis
ers win aaeet far a 1 'clack loach
eaa ea FrMay at the Willamette
University chanter bsase . . . best-
will be the Weedbere .-
Eatertalalag . . . their club at a
dessert bridge tonight will be Mr.
and. Mrs. Daniel J. Fry Jr.. who
have invited the group to their
Alvarado Terrace home . . . Mr.
and Mrs. Philip Hawley will be ad
ditional guests . . . Visitors at the
Fry borne on Wednesday were Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Murray Chsr-
Anniversary
Dinner For
Camerons
''Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Cameron
warn honored at a dinner party
, Saturday night at the Colonial
House In observance of their gold
en wedding anniversary. Members
of the immediate family arranged
the party.
Covers were placed for the Cam
erons, a daughter, Mrs. Charles
Campbell, a son-in-law and daugh
ter. Mr. and Mrs. Alvah DeGuire
of Silverton, a son and daughter-
la-law. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Cam
' eron, two grandchildren, Mr.' and
. Mrs. BUI Weodall of CorvaUis and
' Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Haugen of
Salem, and a great grandson,
. Kevin Haugen.
The Camerons were married In
Brookwafter, Nebraska on Febru-
- ary 32. IK and havs resided in
. Salem for 17 years.
t Marion Auxiliary
. Holds Initiation ,
lotto CM) of Scbwitxerineke. Afri
ca, who art presently visiting la
Portland at the Wayne Toe borne
. . . The Murreys arrived ia the
states for the holidays and will
soon be returning to Africa . . .
Oak heats . . . Saturday alght
win be Mr. and Mrs. Hubert WU
Uaaasea, wbe will eatertala at
bridge aad a laie sapper at their
Orchard Heights Bead bane . . .
Go-cats will be Dr. aad Mrs. A. O.
Pttiaaa Jr. of Portland . .'. The
WUHamMa aad their, maath aid
daughter, Naaey, have jaat retarav
ed tram a plaae trip to Laag
Beach, Califs where they visited
Mr. Wllliamsaa's parents. Mr. aad
Mrs. P. L. Williamson ... The
purpose of Ue trip was far tae
WttllanMoas to greet their m
craaddaaihter aad earing t a I r
rials Mr. WUIiaateen recetvad his
it year Maeeale pta, the Hobert
WUIianseas atteading the eereme-
ay . . M
A basteaa . . . Wednesday for a
dessert luncheon and bridge party
was Mri J. R. Gray, who enter
tained her club at her Summit
Avenue home . . . Mrs. Donald
Fair was an additional guest . . .
It's a doa eelebraUeo . . . when
birthdays of eaag eaes come aa
Valeatiae's Day . . . Dawn Baser,
who will bo scvea an Friday, has
Invited a graap af her neighbors
aad sebMl friends to a Valeatiae
party al the Caadalaria heme of
her paresis, the Alvin Baaers after
school . . . Aaa Bun-ell, daughter
af the Kebert Barrells, who will
also be seven oa FrMay, is cele
bratiag the oecastaa with a skallag
party far a frees, of her neighbor-
frieads ea Saturday after-
President
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Mrs. Karl Harrirt, the newly
elected president of the
All Variety Bird and
Flower Club for 1958.
Meetings ara held the first
Tuesday of the month at
the Salem Public Library.
(Kennell-Ellis Studio). ...
Marioa Auxiliary, Veterans of
Foreign Wars met Monday eve
ning at the UFW lull and con
ducted Initiation for Mrs. Fura
Foulta.
Mrs. Mark Davis gave a report
on cehabilitation and stated sev
eral families had been assisted
with clothing and some household
items.
The auxiliary indorsed Mrs. Mel
Clemens for department conduc
tress. Mrs. Don Stupka. Mrs.
Clemens and Mrs. Thelmer Bre
dahl assisted the Barbara Fretchie
Tent with the Lincoln Day tea on
February . A homecoming meet
ing is being planned for March
24.
Mrs. Charley Hunt will be in
charge of the refreshments on
February ?4 and election of of
ficers wiU be held March 10.
. Sales Chairmen Named
- Plans for the annual sale were
". discussed by officers of the Sistcr-
hood of Temple Beth Sholom and'
B'nai B'rith Women's chapter at I
- Tuesday's meeting. Mrs. Robert
Golden, president, appointed Mrs.
Martin Chassman chairman and
Mrs. Maurice Blum co-chairman
for the sale being held today and
' Friday. Proceeds will go to the if
.. Sunday School fund.
Voeatlealag . . . irf Southern Cal
ifornia for several weeks arc Mr.
and Mrs. John S? Loohead . . .
they went south for the Northern
Life Insurance Co. convention at
the Del Coronado .hotel in San
Diego . . . before returning home
the Locheads will go over to Nev
ada to visit their son-in-law and
daughter, Roger and Gail Newton,
who reside in Gurlock . . .
A Beach party ... Is -planned
thla weekend far which Mr. and
Mrs. Ray L. Haack will be basts
at their Neleeett same . . . Driv
ing over to the coast resort oa
Satarday will be Justice aad Mrs.
WUMaai C. Parry, Mr. aad Mrs.
Ralph H. Ceetey, Mr. and Mrs.
George C. Alexander, Mr. aad
Mrs. G. r. Chambers aad Mr. and
Mrs. Lawreaee Ballmer . , ,
MaUag . . . Salem their temp
orary home, where they have
take aa apartment for several
months ara Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Ebersole of Roads End . . . Mrs.
Ebersole is secretary at tba .Hat
field for governor headquarters ...
Betrothals
Revealed,
Dates Set
Announcement of engagements
and plans for forthcoming mar
riages continue to highlight the so
cial news (tuning the mid-winter
season. Miss Marian Higley and
Jack K. Eyerly, whose engage-
ment was recently announced, have
set Saturday, March 29 at the date
for their coming marriage. The
ceremony will be quietly perform
ed before members of the immedi
ate family at the First Methodist
Church with additional guests bid
den to the reception following in
the Carrier Room.
Miss Higley is the daughter of
Mrs. Elsie Higley of Portland and
her fiance is the son of Mrs. Pau
line Curry and Jack V. Eyerly of
Salem. The bride-elect attended
Portland schools and Willamette
University. She is now employed
at State Farm Mutual Insurance
Co. Mr. Eyerly is a graduate of
Salem schools and attended the
Colorado Fine Arts Center. He is a
distributor for Northwest Artists.
Troth Told at Diaaer
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Asburry are
announcing t h e engagement of
their daughter, Joyce, to Stephen
S. Walker, son of Mr. and Mrs.
George S. Walker of Portland. The
wedding is planned for early Sep
tember, The betrothal was first made
known at a family dinner Saturday
evening at the borne of the bride
elect's parents on Verda Lane.
Miss Asburry and her fiance are
students at Portland State College.
Geaeral aaeetiag af the Peatade
Theatre win be held tonight at
o'clock at 240 Cottage Street
NE. Business to be discussed, in
cludes a projected reading pro
gram far the next few months.
Inventory Time
Dried Fruits Replace
Fresh in Dessert, Jam
By MAXINE BUREN
Statesman Weoaaa's Editor 0
Almost as sura to come In February as Valentine's Day, is a
realization that the canning shelves look awfully empty and that
there are still several months ahead when fruits. Jellies and jama
will be used but not replenished.
; There are ways to bet eat this aitaatiaa as saast gaad beme
aaakers have feuad taroagb the years, bat perhaps a few remladers
aad new Meas may be very welcome, even la the mast experiences.
In soch calls ary sHaatleaa.
Many folks turn to dried fruits for bolstering up the jam and
Jelly supply and to suppliment fresh and canned fruit at mealtime.
One of my favorite ways to use dried fruits as a breakfast fruit ia
to cook, an- assortment together, adding some raisins to peaches,
apricots, appfcs, pears and spices. With s little sweetening this is
delicious, especially when served warm. Sometimes you can find an
assortment packaged together.
"Dried peaches make excellent pie, and add a good deal of in
terest to mid-winter menus, which often need a shot in the arm in
February.
Winter Peach Pie
2't cups cooked dried peaches 2 tablespoons cornstarch
1 cup peach juice 2 tablespoons cold water
1 cup sugar 2 tablespoons butter
Vj teaspoon salt Pastry (or crusts
Combine strips of the peaches with other ingredients, using wa
ter in which they were cooked. Bring to a boil, stir and cook I min
utes. Pour into 1-inch pastry shell, cover top with pastry strips and
bake in a 490 degree oven for 25 minutes. This serves to persons.
Apricots make good spiced marmalade for winter spreads. The
pineapple in this recipe adds even more goodness.
Spiced Apricot Mrmalde
2'i cups uncooked dried, apricots 2 cups sugar
1 cup crushed pineapple 1 cup water
Vt cup light corn syrup 1 4-inch stick cinnamon
' Cut fruit into strips, combine with other ingredients and cook
until rather thick, but watch it carefully as it scorches easily when
beginning to thicken. When cook, pour into sterilized jars and seal
with paraffin. Makes 3 pints.
If preferred, put It lute a shallow casserole aad bake la a I7S
degree evea far 2 boars. This wsy H takes less watching, taeagh It
needs aa eceasloaal itlrriag.
Prune whip is an old favorite, but apricots make an equally
food dessert Use the regular prune whip recipe or this spiced one:
Spiced Apricot Whip
tM cups cooked dried apricots V teaspoon ginger
cup sugar 18 marshmallows
teaspoon ground cloves 1M cups whipping cream
Mash hot apricots to a pulp, add sugar and spices and mix
thoroughly. Cool, cut marshmallows into small pieces and add to
apricots. Fold this fruit mixture into whipped cream a little at a
time. Chill. Makes 12 servings.
Scholarship
Awarded to
Miss Hall
Miss ReNaye Hall. Willamette
University student, was introduced
to the Soroptimist Club at Wednes
day's luncheon as the recipient of
the club's S300 scholarship award
for IKS. After tba presentation by
Miss Mary Brady, chairman of the
committee on service objectives, a
corsage was given to Miss Hall by
the president, Mrs. Virgil Golden.
Miss Hall is a sophomore with a
double major, sociology and physi
cal education. She is the daughter
of the M. H. Halls of Sweet Home
and is employed at the Oregon
State School for the Blind.
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News has reached Salem of the
marriage of Mrs. Patricia L.
Cochran, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Leo I. Richard of Cottage
Grove, ad Robert E. Ryan, U.S.
Army, son of Mrs. Gayle L. Ryan
and E. J. Ryan of Salem.
The ceremony took place on
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with Judge Ray Bough of Mon
terey County officiating at the 2
o'clock rites in the chapel of the '
Court House.
For her a-edding the bride chose
a steel blue sheath dress with
black accessories. Miss Mavdenel
Curtes of Dallas. Oregon was the1
bride's only attendant.
The new Mrs. Ryan is a grad
uate of Cottage Grove Schools and
the University of Oregon, where.
she was a member of Alpha Phi.
Mr. Ryan, who is presently taking
his basic training with the infantry
at Fort Ord, Calif., is a graduate
of Salem Schools and was assis
tant manager of Cherry City Bowl
prior to entering the service.
Navy Mothers Benefit
The Salem Navy Mother's Club
is sponsoring a benefit card party
on Saturday, Feb. 15 at the home
of Mrs. Roy Hagedorn, 630 Hood
St.. at o'clock. There will be
priies and refreshments and those
wishing reservations are asked to
call Mrs. Hagedorn.
The Live Y'er'a Clab will held a
Valentine party and dance Friday
night at the YWCA at I o'clock.
Miss Betty Ware is heading the
committee in charge of the eve
ning's activities. All single men
and women between It and SS are
invited to attend.
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CLUB CALENDAR
Tharsday
Merry Time Club with Mrs. Horace Bell; J333 Carlton Way, 1
Willamette Chanter. DeMnlav Mnthr. mux. u.. i ..,
715 Shangrila Ave. '
Highland Mothers at school, 1:30 p.m.
Salem Toastmistress Club annual speech contest. Golden Phea
sant4 p.m.
Chemeketa Chapter, DeMolay Mother s Club, Masonic Temple,
noon luncheon.
Sojourners, Salem Woman's Club, 1 p.m.
Royal Neighbors Past Oraco Club with Mrs. E. B, liaison 32S
Union St.-NE. T:J0 p.m.
Friday
South Salem WCTU with Mrs. T. 0. Adams, MS S. Liberty SL.
1:30 pjn.
Neighbors of Woodcraft at Salm Woman's Club. I p.m., elec
tion, formal.
Salem Woman's Club st clubhouse, 2 p.m., board meeting, 13:30
p.m.
ftatarday
Salem Branch, AAUW luncheon, Marion Hotel, 1 p.m.
TURNER Mr. aad Mrs. Cart
Graves and Jean are visiting this
week in Livingston, Mont., with
Mr. and Mrs. Brutus Ashcrsft and
family. Mrs. Ben Wipper will
leave Thursday for two-week va
cation with her brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Manuel
Schlagg, in Los Angeles.
Mothers or the Yaoth Choir of
Jason Lee Methodist Church will
hold a baked food sale Friday,
February 14 at Meier and Frank.
Proceeds will be used for new
choir robes.
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of Sheridan Garden Club members
went to tne Carlton home of Mr.
and Mrs. Emanuel Link Monday
afternoon where they viewed Mrs.
Link's greenhouse of orchids
Many different varieties were in
Dioora and Mrs. Link gave each
lady a potted orchid plant ot take
home, also starts and slips of
many other house plants.
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