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MMon .4rd the transpor-
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L "bj?h the session, held
MNancy Carlisle.
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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.
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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.
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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. ,
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TOOLS
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TREE TEA
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boiling water just before brewing tea.
This helps keep the brewing water hot
one secret of flavorful tea. An
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most flavorful of teas.
POPOVE R S -for "Pop" and
the whole Family I
Serve them. over and over again.
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Beat eggs until light and lemon tot-'
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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.
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