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LlETY Man l" cimterJ . P1 S. evening MMon .4rd the transpor- i ITfte University L "bj?h the session, held MNancy Carlisle. Ih-,n . accepted mo l: t.iti now low Service. . R ..rf Rroadway P post of chairman for the Spinsters' annual bridge benefit, which will be held late In March, coincident with the spring vacation at the uni versity. The next meeting will be Feb ruary 9 at the home of Miss An- dree Monerud. MRS. BRAY CHOSEN' TO HEAD FUN ORDER Mrs. Ella Bray was named Great Ashayhi of Ladles of the Orient during election of officers Mon day evening, mis order is one of the 'fun' groups of the Order of Odd Fellows. Other officers elected were Mrs. Hazel Davenport, Queen Ashayhi; Mrs. H. K. Luken, Keeper of Tra ditions and Collector of Shekeles; Mrs. John Newman, Keeper of Shekeles; Mrs. Edna Byrpe, Prelate. y0m ........ Steal's complete stock are as close a your I!rthlphont. Use this quick, convenient way to fill !Trtaul(mn'- Check your needs -then coll or CALL EAst 9111 .i Htm nRDwm IHIITi ANSI" HAMS TUIINO IIITIN65 Military Training , Discussed in Panel A panel discussion on Universal Military training was held at the meetine of Cnlin-Kativ d.ti the Junior high school. Taking part s Margaret onion and Gcoi'Ee Blinkhnrn frir tVift Jive, and Lester Beals and Elmo i-nase, negative. The discussion followed a talk bv CI superintendent of schools. Mr' Hines told brio"- of the need of voting at school election, explain ing me need of additional rooms next fall. Robert Lance, a sfuripnt nicva a piano solo, and community sing ing was iea Dy Kusseu Harrison, instructor in instrumental music at the school. Announcement was made that the P-TA carnival will hB hrlri February 13. Contributions for the fish pond and the white elephant Doom were solicited, and it was asked that anyone having material to give for either will contact Mrs. H. O. Colburn. 5938W or Mrs W Turner, 3900 J. They also may send uie comnouuons to tne ecnool. w DAUGHTERS OF NILE OBSERVE BIRTHDAY, ELECT NEW OFFICERS Eugene Club, Daughters of the Nile, observed the twenty-eighth birthday of the club at its ,most; recent meeting. ' i Election of officers was also held, the following being named: President, Mrs. Fred Gerot; vice president, Mrs. Harry Nebergall; secretary, Mrs. Merton F. Folts, and treasurer, Mrs. W. O. Greig. Officers of the club will be host esses at the next meeting, Feb ruary 18. , ioim.nuis jji TOOLS Suit Oh WAREHOUSE CO. TREE TEA Rinse your pot wttn boiling water just before brewing tea. This helps keep the brewing water hot one secret of flavorful tea. An other is to insist on Tree Tea k's blended with rare Darjeeling, most flavorful of teas. POPOVE R S -for "Pop" and the whole Family I Serve them. over and over again. utfm Silt and measure four. Rtti'lt voilh tail. . Beat eggs until light and lemon tot-' ored. Add milt and shortening. Beat thoroughly. Add dry ingredient!, mixing well. tle fato wwffi. ...L:-L r. t r .It li .. nn, KfflCu aaVB 0MH JlffiffZ K 7; ' " " Vz teaspoon IJJW ibMnmg m each cap. Fill each cup Vi Y(0 Ht ltnn4 a. V!.1 - v., . J . .. i ,T """ii Dicno Aii.JTirpose w, Nonhwen favorite for over 35 .years. FOR EVERY PURPOSE IT'S THE MYSTERY Of THE BLIND Recipes Chicken Curry with Raisins 1 4-pound fowl, drawn weight 214 cups water 2 large sprigs parsley 2 large sprigs celery leaves 1 small onion, cut in half Bit of bay leaf 2 teaspoons salt Cut fowl In pieces. Place on rack ' in Dutch oven and add remaining ingredients. Cover tightly and alm- mer until tender about 1H to 2 hours. Replenish water if neces sary. Remove from heat, take out pieces of chicken. Skim fat from broth. Strain broth. Make a sauce as follows: 1-3 cup chicken fat 1-3 cup flour 2 teaspoons curry powder 3 cups chicken broth 3-4 '.aaspoon kitchen bouquet Salt to taste Vt cup seedless raisins .Place fat in two-quart saucepan. Combine flour and curry powder and stir into fat. Add chicken broth and kitchen bouquet Cook over moderate heat, stirring con stantly until thick. Season to taste with salt Add raisins and large pieces of chicken cut from bone. Let stand, over low heat until cjiicken is thoroughly hot. Serve with dry rice and chutney. Frenchman io Speak On Sartre Philosophy Dr. Luclen Wolff, professor of English literature and dean of the faculty In the University of Ren nes, France, will speak on "Exis tentialism" at 8 p. m. Feb. 8 In 207 Chapman Hall on the Univer sity of Oregon campus. Wolff, the second speaker on the) university lecture series for this quarter, is a well-known scho lar In his field. His subjects cover political, educational, and liter ary questions. Existentialism, Is a school of philosophical thought founded in Pans some years ago oy jean Paul Sarte. Tlie altar of St. Paul's chapel in the Cathedral of St. Patrick, Dublin, was decorated In the 12th century with ceramic tile. From Coast to Coast in Amorfea with mothers, it's NUCOA margarine. So good It Smelts in yowr mouth"-that's what they say. New-churned the year round, on order only-Nucoa always tastes so sweet and fresh. And no churned spread, at any price, is richer in food energy, or a finer year-round source of Vitamin A. No wonder families like Nucoa and thrive on it And no wonder mothers are glad there's more Nucoa in the stores now. That means they'll never have to make substitutes da Now you can ask for and iet Nucoa. 1 MUICA'S MOST POPULAR MAROARIN Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore., Thurs., Jan. 29, 1948, Page 13 81 4 Again We Bring You the Lowest Prices in Town! . . Like Last Week's That Could Not Be Met! Yes Mom WHEN YOU SHOP HERE YOU BUY THE BEST FOR LESS! 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