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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1947)
"White Christmas" Theme Keys Holiday Flowers Page 28, Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore., Sunday, Dee. 21, 1947 Bfeta Sigma Phi Groups Plan Parties Both chapters of Beta Sigma Phi, educational sorority, will meet this wr ;k. Nu Chapter will have Its Christmas party Monday evening at the home of Miss Norene Von nhlen, on the River Road. Members are to meet at the Eugene Hotel at seven-thirty o'clock, for transportation. Miss June Warren, social chairman, has appointed the fol lowing committees: Miss Doris Holland and Mrs. Joseph Rudd, entertainment; Mrs. Byron Pos son and Mrs. Fred Rugh, refresh ments; Miss Eleanor Gray, to assist Miss Warren and Miss Von Ohlen with decorations. Eaoh member will bring to the party a gift for her "secret tlst- Examplar Chapter of Beta Sig ma Phi also will meet Monday evening, in the home of Mrs. Del bert Hill, 2036 Charnelton Street. There is to be a Christmas party for active members and gift ex change. Assisting the hostess in serving ' will be Miss Dorothy Richmond, Miss Elma Doris Havemann and Mrs. Edgar D. Combs. LOYAL STAR OF AMERICA, auxiliary to B.R.C. of A., will meet Monday evening in the home of Mrs. George Kuhnhenn' at seven-thirty o'clock. Mrs. J. C. Neely will be assistant hostess. There will be a "secret pal" drawing for 1948, and Christmas party. NEIGHBORS OF WOOD- . CRAFT have cancelled the De cember -"ting. The order will meet again on the second Thurs day in January. WOMEN'S BENEFIT Associa tion will not meet, as the usual meeting day falls on Christmas. Recipe Baked Veal Cutlets 1 pound veal cutlet y4 teaspoon salt teaspoon freshly ground pepper 1 cup crumbs 1 egg 3 tablespoons bacon drippings cup milk i cup water 1 tablespoon flour 1 teaspoon cornstarch Yt teaspoon salt Combine flour, cornstarch and salt. Blend with milk and water. Cook in double boiler until thick ened. Season cutlets with salt and pepper. Dip in crumbs, then in beaten egg and again in crumbs. Saute in hot bacon drippings until brown on all sides. Place in cas serole and cover with cream sauce. Bake at 325 for one and a half hours. WOMEN'S COUNCIL of First Christian Church will meet Wednesday, all day, for sewing in the White Poom of the church. FOR THE FINEST IN It1 and Hair Style The Wave Room 130 East 11th. Ph. 1924 Complete Beauty Service DESIGNERS in the nation's flower shops urge more individu ality in floral gifts for the home, according to Alyn Wayne, offi cial FTD stylist, who designed this Christmas preview. At . top this all-white Christmas centerpiece is dazzling by day and spec taoular by night. Equally suitable for the buffet, regal candles rise from clusters of mums and pompons, amid silvered pine cones and snow-laden evergreen. Below for the story telling touch in a Christmas mantel or buffet arrangement, Mr. Wayne suggests a modernized cathedral angel amid snowy balsam, white pines cones and sparkling red ornaments. Inset inside story on Christmas door swags is more ad more custom-design. Example here, for an apart ment door knocker. Is snow-laden balsam with a beaming Santa to great the visitor with outstretched arms. LETTER CARRIERS' AUXIL IARY will not meet Tuesday. Next meeting will be the fourth Tuesday in January, at .which time there will be installation of officers. WOMEN'S AUXILIARY to the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen will not meet Wed nesday. Next meeting will be in January. An Excellent Xmas Gift UWUHtMSjWsl mirror-bright rubber FuHMigth tilde, First qlty black rubier booh bt all fl lialghtt. Full .lii 4 to 9. 4 first quality rubber AsMsbsWBlBaseiai mMbbbbbbbVbbbbbbbbUMbsb)a -JuilcttWj5tslJftt&jAfeudieW M m m B fill f lit 111 K Red, black or. brown. Flat heels. SIzesM to 9. Also children's sizes 5 to 12, an misses' 13 to J2" We Will Be Open Monday and Tuesday Eves 'Til 9 P. M. 946 WILLAMETTE J Kennell-EIUs photo, Wiltshire tngTftvtng MISS HURFORD No date has been' set for the wedding of Miss M. rie Hurford to Ben Franklin, Jr., whose en gagement has been told. DEGREE OF HONOR will meet in Knights of Pythias Hall, Tuesday evening at eight o'clock. There will be election of of fice. Serving on the nominat ing committee are, Mrs. Lawrence Harrington, Mrs. A. C. Goettsche, and Mrs. Charles Boyd. MARTHA BAMFORD TENT, Daughters of Union Veterans, have postponed the regular meet ing and will not meet until Jan uary. LADIES OF THE ORIENT will not meet Monday, on ac count of the holidays. ' AT REEDSPORT REEDSPORT Mr. and Mrs. John L. Doyle of Reedsport an nounce the birth of a daughter, Batty Ann, Dec. 13 at the Doyle home near here. Mrs. Doyle is the former Eva Mae Heath of Win chester Bay. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Nichols are the parents of a daughter, their second, born Mon day evening, Doc. 15, at Keizer Hospital, North Bend. Mrs. George Williams and Miss Ellen Williams will entertain with a mother-daughter tea Sun day, Dec. 21, 3-5 p. m. PLASTERING There Is No Substitute for Good riasterlngl F.R. Barnes 8 Son Plastering Contractors Phone 2738-W TRAP SHOOT SUNDAY, DECEMBER 21st, 10 A.M. WILLAKENZIE Gun Club Turkeys, Ham, Bacon, and Merchandise 3 MILES NORTH ON OLD COBURG HIGHWAY Kennell-niil photo. Wiltshire .nfravlng. MISS KYTE Friends have been told of the neasr-ment of Miss Margaret Alice Kyte to Clytls Craftsi No wedding date is set. Science Finds New Wood Use MINNEAPOLIS ) New uses for wood were described this week by C. A. Gillett of Washington, D. C, chief forester of the American Forest Products Industries Assn. In a talk at the national meeting of the Society of American Foresters. Among the latest, he listed aj new uoonng cumpusiuon mHae from powdered tree bark, wrap ping paper made from bark and recovery of sugar free lignin, which is mixed with concrete to bring about quicker setting. A. K. Dexter of Canton, Miss., International Paper Co., southern division director, said experiments with lime sludge and organic matter from pulp mill waste wat er have shown they make excel lent fertilizer for corn and po tatoes. To avoid chipping of enamel in enamelware pans, let them cool down before pouring cold water over them. Seed Growers Warn of Phonevt. PORTLAND -wil m,. iaon Scod Growers' t.p,.. r..6 rn'"g....the?ub of'SwSS! ;s wn rass seed" lahi. turned Friday to eWiJ. -i""!.1?.: J. C. Moore, Oregon State Coi- uuujieung spec alist issued the warnine on th i.k.,5.' He said some firms were sell ing rye grass seed for lawn m.h Rye grass seed is unsuitable for lawns he art J .: ., tor ,r " ,u',B,,,8 ine pub. ...OKc.L mDeis closely, Nu H.I. "K Bi ALL "win 2 5 TIT TTT-ri MANICURING 2640 River Rd Under New Uanaq MURIEL NEWSAM Phoni OPEN MONDAY m TUESDAY EVENINQS . 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