Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, January 13, 1939, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextPage Seven. CkS LODQE DANCE AND A.A.U.W. LUNCHEON MEETINQ PLANNED AS SATURDAY EVENTS THE REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON' k Erb To Be pectker r tor on Group unchec By MARIAN LOWRY ' ,..i Saturday's ffO events " social ca ieru the The monu i, American American ,ne erancn - - v Women ..Nation or un 'w Waw be. al T nr. Donald M. S.dent, is to be ' i.. riisrnssuiit ;P "background of the present !"". ..;t..3tinn ills lodge will be Saturday eve s'1! , Elks temple. This is v. the "Springfield party ice. Dancing will begin at nine- lirty o'ciock; t f SOSTESS TO CLUB . iMrs. C. a. Thursday afternoon lor u.e Sub meeting. Additional guests Sere Mrs. A. W. Wagner Mrs. Silten Perkins Mrs. taCrow. 5,e next meeting will be with J(rs. H. B. Freeland. iuB ENTERTAINED iMrs A. W. Stien entertained faursday for the Linger Longer fridge club. Mrs. Raymond Mar- 0 - V : ' .a yuMv! ROWN SUC aertiiki cur, AO FROSTING. UMMi QUEEN CAKE With tooifW walnut fllHna X flip Spry 2X tpoona biking n umpoon Mil powaer luiipoon vanilla 3 cup sifted flour I , 1riinillDP 1 milt- 2 eggi. unbeaten Combine Spry, salt and vanilla. Add VI ; J uwhi uni.it n gin tr,A fli,., C ..... . ill. .1. iiu iwiy. jn eaay wun imoom, creamy opt j. rwu eggs, one ai ume, oeaimg tberouihly after each addition. Add baking powder to flour and alft 3 tines. Add small amounts of flour to crtamtd mixture, alternately with milk, I nixini after etch add t on until smooth, a piled with Spry. Bake in moderately A f hoi ovtn (375 f.) 20 to 25 minutes. y .) 20 to 25 minutes. iviiicu wamui ruling DC liywi tnd S Fo.ni Frosting on Up ud sides of caki IN TOASTIB WaIMIIT iiiiiua Keiirirr,wnsusj 1 eif yolk, .lljhtly JUblMoooni M cup walnuts, ifuil,"r . chopped tai I tablespoon wtter loaned Combine brown sugar, sail, butter and ttr in top of double boiler and heat until sugar Is diwolved. Pour over egg return to double boiler and cook umil thickened. St irrlng constantly . Cool. AM walnuts. Spread between layers, HA FOAM FROSTING 1 egg white. .1 tablespoons water unbeaten 1 teaspoon light X cup brown sugar, corn sirup nrmlypaekecf H teaspoon vanilla Combine '. white, brown sugar, water ana corn sirup in top of double boiler JM ma thoroughly. Place over rapidly Jwlmi oarer and beat constantly with i?E,,,bt"w unul mature holds up IK1 'i?"1 7 minutes). Remove Lnn .5rVdd vanil, "d beat until cool na thick enough to spread. lA-imaiurtminii ti.... ....... i n I .Hit, A tLi. . I . ... 3u(.r onrv riaoemj Lilian tn n..-i T :, - jenny ""on KOIN H:15 A.M. ion. thru Frl. TRV MP So ND FRYING Try FuhtM Blend for any kind ef baiting. Its uniform bV TcU,zKi ('"Jom irom flo"f fliiurei. See this quality "the fluffy lightness of your cakes, the flaky tenderness of rT, " Tl!,e ic 'n the wholesome flavor of your breads. yY choicen wheats are used in Fisher's Blend specially n for all-around bakintr nnaliti... r.r.fl!v handled "Y grain scoured in pure water these wheats are blended F fn ,t"'us7 Fish' formula. The result is unsurpassed , . na- my sack today. At your gro M "L hve convenient sizes. Fisher Flouring lui Winy, Seattle, Tacoma, Portland. Calendar Friday 6;30 p. m. Box supper and all parish social for St. Mary's Episcopal church, at parish haU. 7:30 p. m. D. A. R. meeting, home of Mrs. J. F. Cramer. 8 p. m. D. A. V. auxiliary meets at the armory. 8 p. m. Degree of Honor meets at Moose haU. 8 p. m. Women of Moose meet at Moose hall. 8 p. m. Blue River chap ter, O. E. S., meets at the Masonic temple. 8 p. hi. Canton Hovey auxiliary meets in I. O. O. F. temple. Saturday 12:15 p. m. A. A. U. W. luncheon meeting, Osburn hotel. 9:30 p. m. Elks lodge dance, Elks temple. latt was an additional guest. Mrs. O. H. Ford is to entertain for the group in two weeks. INSTALL OFFICERS Past Matrons club of Blue River chapter, O. E. S., met Thursday for a luncheon, followed by a bus iness meeting, at the home of Mrs. C. F. Hyde. Installation of offi cers was held. Mrs. J. W. Haggard WATCH f6M SMACK THEIR UPS WHEN THEy TASTE THIS GRAND NEW QUEEN CAKE . SAYS AUNT JENNY TENDER, LIGHT TOASTED rV SPIV CAKE. WALNUT ( 0M M I UM'W! FILLING P&Z&7( So EASY to bake and fry with Spry -just try this recipe nQ PRY'S marvelouily creamy, mixes O like magic!" cay cooking experts for 281 home-making schools. Spry isn't one of those shortenings that must be kept in the refrigerator and get 10 stiff and hard to cream. Spry stays creamy and fresh on the kitchen shelf, ready for instant mixing. "Why, cake-making is almost child's play now I" you'll say. And won't you be proud of your light, delicate Spry cakes your tender, flaky pastry and crispy fried foods, so digestible fried the Spry way that a child can eat them. Change toSpry. In 61b., 3-lb Mb. cam The new, purer All-vegetable shortening TRIPLE-CREAMED! SOT See, Mary! I told you Fisher's Blend is as good for Bread as M a fl aBav m for Cakes and Pies! P.-T. A. Sets Meeting for Friday Evening QARDEN WAY, Jan. 13.--(Spe-cial) Garden Way P.-T. A. will meet Friday evening at eight o'clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pattison. H. B. Sallee, Eugene, Boy Scouts director, and Mrs. Casper Wood, who heads the week-day Bible school work, will be speak ers. Hosts for the meeting will be Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Wolters, Mr. and Mrs. Norton Pengra, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pattison. was assistant hostess. The next meeting will be February 9. PAST PRESIDENTS MEET Eleven members of the Past Presidents' club of the U. S. W. V. auxiliary met with Mrs. William G. White for a luncheon Thurs day. The next meeting will be February 9 with Mrs. J. A. Rus sell. Lincoln's birthday will be the theme of the program. ATTEND BANQUET About eighty persons attended the annual banquet of the Women's Relief Corps Thursday afternoon at the armory. Mrs. Dora Turncy and Mrs. S. T. Rouse were In charge. Willakenzie Junior Grange Planning Party, Jan. 21 WILLAKENZIE, Jan. 13. (Spe cial) Willakenzie Junior grange, under the leadership of the newly appointed matron, Mrs. George Saunders, will hold a "pep party" at the grange hall on Jan. 21, fol lowing the quarterly potluck sup per of the grange, at 6:30. The junior grange has been too small to fill all the offices and the pur pose of the party is to interest prospective members. To be eleg ible children should be from five to fourteen years of age and their parents must be eligible for grange membership, though they need not be members. Miss Lois Lutz and Miss Maur een Scherer are cooperating with Mrs. Saunders in planning this party. There will be games for everyone and prizes to compete for. Captains will be chosen for the membership drive, the losers to treat the winning side. After the party, which is scheduled from 8 until 9:30, the young grangers will join their parents upstairs to enjoy a program prepared by Mrs. L. T. Wiseman, the grange lecturer, ATTEND MEETINGS JUNCTION CITY, Jan. 13 (Special) Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Miller, Mrs. Anna Harp, Mrs. T. G. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Evans and Mrs. Sherman Baldwin attended the bi-monthly Christian church convention, held in the church at Trent this week. The March meeting will be held in the Fairmount Christian church. Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Pope at tended a Salem and Portland dis trict ministerial meet in Silverton this week. OLD TREE CUT DOWN DEERHORN, Jan. 13 (Special) A huge old English walnut .tree, planted more than 50 years ago by the owners of the farm now owned by Emmett Rauch, was cut down recently. The tree, long a land mark near the highway, was planted by Mr. Anderson, pioneer ot the McKenzie valley. Two oth er walnuts of the same age have been left. They have crowded and dwarfed the other trees with their wide spreading branches. MILL REOPENS COTTAGE GROVE, Jan. 13. (Special) The Disston Lumber company on Brice creek have re sumed activities following the Christmas holidays. DRAIN WINS DRAIN, Jan. 13. (Special) The Drain high school basketball team defeated the Camas Valley team, 45 to 29, recently at the local gymnasium. USE BLUfc BELL MILK Pure - Safe - Pasteurized Tested and Inspected EUGENE FARMERS' CREAMERY Phone 831 it is MTrK-' fm Aid Has Election Election of officers was held and reports on the year's work made at the meeting of Central Luther an Aid Thursday afternoon. The new officers are Mrs. Henry Han sen, re-elected president; Mrs. Jewel Steen, vice president; Mrs. Martin Tengs, secretary; and Mrs. George Jensen, treasurer. The next meeting will be January 26. CLUB PLANS SALE Plans for a while elephant sale were made at the meeting of the W. R. C. needle club Thursday aft Whole Kernel Yamhill No. 2 tins for 12 Cans $1.10 SUGAR Fine Pure Cane 10 r iTPr Golden LA I C J Hallo wai FLOUR Drifted Snow Fishers Blend CHOCOLATES "fl Eel sss ri Tobcicco Cigarettes PRUNES Oregon Quality 25 lb. box . . . . IRISH'S Quality MEATS IRISH-McBROOM GROUND BEEF n f)Q (Clean and Fresh) O Lb.43C Economical for a Meat I. oaf PIGS FEET (Fresh f) Clean Front Feet) " Lbs. 5c To boll with potatoes or pickle SALT PORK (Lean Sides) Lb, 15c More calories per pound SMOKED BACON Wzc JOWLS (Swift's) Lb. Iean - - to season or fry SLICED BACON Swift s 1 Q lean broken sliced Lb. 13C 6 lb. box $1.09 SHORTENING Swift's Bulk ... Fine for pastry 4 LbS. 35c - no limit ROAST, Lean Tender 1 Q - Pork Loin Lb. 13C Roast with Sweet Potatoes Easy to Carve ernoon. The sale will be held at the next meeting, February 9, with Mrs. J. M. Younkin in charge. The committee for the meeting is Mrs. C. B. Patrick, Mrs. Marie Franz, Mrs. Mary Estes, Mrs. Carrie Mit chell, and Mrs. Lena Fisher. TOWNSEND GROVr MEETS YONCALLA, Jan. 13 (Special") The trustees of the Scotts Val ley Townsend club hall met "al the haU this week. All five trustees were present. Plans were made to pay $30 on the indebtedness on the hall, and to build a flue in t lie north end of the' hall. The work is to be donated. HERE'S ANOTHER CHANCE SNOWFLAKE i En s nn 9 s ROYAL GELATIN 45 lbs. 15c Lbs. $1.27 49 lbs. Luckles Camels Ralrighs Chesterfields SPRY 3 Lb. Can -Ar -TV TITT -1 "I '? 1 ' 1 k. mil. irn.L" I Jd mmm Model nn1' Ln P. Albert W Lb. PINEAPPLE BNroke2rf 2 for 29C McKENZIESii, 89c 49 Lbs. IRISH'S SPECIAL Hardwheal $1.09 49 Lbs. DCTPD D AKJ Flour has already J -i - lC I Ll I AM 1 advanced 20c per bbl. Buy now I ,LD 49 Lbs. wiiuiuu.wiiium Miyi'lM nn uin i mi in iuiii jwininiTsMWijiii miummmmmmimmmmmmmwwmm si .-. .th.ru. i, . m j.iv.w.a., s..u ... "-tttiHI nsimn rmffsninrii mriM .ussm n-i imnl : TOILETRIES and REMEDIES FACE POWDER Woodbury's or Cashmere Bnuriuct 25c size 15c 50c size 29c Close Out Feature MILK OF MAGNESIA Finest Quality U. S. P. 6 or. size 5 PHONE IRISH'S NO. 1-44 E. 7TH. PHONE 1638 IRISH'S NO. 2, Public Market. Phone 1553 331 Uw eUHV AdHV 1EIL1VE1I Mothers Club Entertained On Thursday "JHE monthly meeting of the Kappa Kappa Gamma mothers' club was held Thursday after noon at the home of Mrs. W. E. Buchanan, Sr., who was assisted by her daughter, Miss Kate Bu chanan. Mothers attending were Mrs. Harold Veblcn, Mrs. H. C. Thompson, Mrs. Elizabeth Tal bert, Mrs. Virgil Parker, Mrs. E. TO MAKE A WHALE OF A PRICES AND FREE DELIVERY 3S SODAS Assorted Flavors . WHOLESOME NEW NUCOA 2 37c COFFEE RINSO Large Pkg. 19c 49c BOHATED BABY POWDER 5 A powder of the finest Uxture 19c cans . each FUSE PLUGS Something you can always use Each ........... 2 US YOUR H. PHONE 1638 IRISH'S NO. 3. MINER BLDG. PHONE 2461 rkel. Phone 1553 IRISH-MURPHY Springfield PHONE 22 W m W. Tift J. Frasicr, Mrs. W. H. Small, Mrs. Andrew Hill, Mrs. Cather ine PheUm, who is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Charles D. Thomp son; Mrs. George I. Hurley, Mrs. J. M. Miller, Mrs. R. E. Kerr, Mrs. Nelson F. Macduff, and the hostess. Mrs. Parker will enter tain for the February meeting. TO HOLD GAME NIGHT CRESWELL, Jan. 13. (Special) The game committee of Creswell grange announces regular game night at the hall Saturday. The public is invited. A small charge will be made which will include refreshments. SAVING ON THESE DAILY LOW AT 25c 14c for HONEY STRAINED 5 lb. pail . . RITZ CRACKERS "JS ....19c C I DC Campbell'! O W Ul J except Chicken PANCAKE Sperry's 9 8-10 lb. bag WHEATIES . CORN KIX . flPORK & BEANS No. Z',i tins 3 for 6 Lb. ..Can 97c MINERAL OIL Finest quullly American 25Cpl. 43C at, 75c gallon $1.33 gallon RUSSIAN 29c pt. 53c qt. 85c half gallon $1.49 gallon 3 ORDERS Discuss India The Independent Mission Group of the Churches of Christ met Thursday afternoon at Northwest Christian home, with Mrs. Barrln ger and Mrs. Jessee as hostesses. Mrs. William Doty led the discus sion on "India." The next meeting will be with Mrs. H. W. Stewart, 2535 Nixon street. Mrs. Anna Ma haffey will be in charge of the lesson. DAUGHTER BORN JASPER, Jan. 13. (Special) Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wallace are parents of a baby girl born Jan. 10. PEAS Del Monte No. 2 tins 2 " 25c 12 cans $1.49 39' Q & Mushroom 3 ,25c 49' . 2pkgs.23c . 2 pkgs." 23c CARROTS TURNIPS PARSNIPS Lbs- 10e ONIONS Oregon Quality Lb. iqc 4 Large Arizona GRAPEFRUIT 35c Dos. APPLES Rome Beauties Faced & Filled 2SC A STEAK 2 Lbs. 35c 89c Box Pork Shoulder Lbs. Lean - all excess fat removed (We reserve the rlhl to reasonably limit)