'nrious Activities Plannprf
IT .11. rr-ii ii
pbr Wives or tlks Here
j iigene Ladies of Elks will be I William Van Nuys,
5esses to wives of Elks attend-
j the Slate Lonvenuuu iici-
Irsday through Sunday.
Irs Lyle Small is chairman in
. Je of women's affairs for the
2 day meeting. Mrs. Hoyai wn
inn and Mrs. A. E. Coburn are
lairman for women's regis-
r , the. P'. ks TemDle.
a 2011 lOurnmuiH hi. me
,..",i r.nlf Club Fridav.
I (ee-off time at 2 p.m. How
JL ihp tournament scheduled
Salisbury. Mrs n url.-!
n r . J ""unruil-
Mrs. John Foreman, Mrs. William
Reeves Mrs. Max Burris, Mrs
Robert Turner, Mrs. Jack Hatt0
and Mrs. Otto Vancil.
In charge of housine of x.k i.
are the following ,.,,',,
Van,rNu-Vs. Mrs. Robert Davis, Mrs
v. oi vi mi vii-c w T
t-4. moon
Mrs. R. G. Ramn Mrc .1...,., '
S. Myers, Mrs. Homer
-" Smith, Mn
Delmor Newman, Mrs. Ray Bioe
den, Mis. Ray Matlock, Mrs Ar
chie Allen, Mrs. A. C. Nes'tcllt
Mrs. fcarl Roe, Iviis. Rov Wlll
Mrs. Allen Jesscn, Mrs. John Law.!
....... . ,., oLcijnens, Mrs. Moon
Mr;s; E,wi" Ka-Vsor, Mrs. Kenneth
Kellogg, Mrs. R. E. Casey, Mrs
i.uu.v i.iduison, Mrs. Ken nirt-o
mrs. i-aul Mu lor
larence innram. iu.0 i r '
lor anr TVrt.p D n
I ""v. jm. ivrl v 13 irnv
tfchiecn women's teams are ex- Th '
JtA (or the bow ing events o ,. . . commit
S Sa-'urday at 10 am. at the I
lj.Jowl and tugene Ml.s. Don g.
' wi h final contests set for! ArnoId Stamm, Mrs.
SOCIETY, WOMEN S ORGANIZATIONS
AIN CONNELL, Society Editor
0fj a.m. the same aay win oe
,rfbom men mi" nii. v"""
i jn charge of women's golfing
Irs. Kenneth Omlid
Starvations for 200 women
X been made for the tea and
jtion show
J Veterans
jfiiions will
x" . . . "idiiiauii, ivirs. Ken n rtpn.
J,ion show fnaay ai p.m. at son, Mrs. Kiess, Mrs. C. D Dick,
jw.iprans Memorial Building, enson Mi- d,,.i .,, ' ..k
lions will be presented by Hart Clarei
cn's Clothes for Women.
IU1. DUl'"6 '
Wm. with Iinai coniesis sei jor
uflday moriniiK uc;siii"iii t m
nj, Mrs. Lester Myers wm De in
I urge ui - " o-
n will also be included in
EVeiUllRO v. a -rf
H.-I.1... t thM ITlUa TsmnlA
iaxed by the Grand Ball at
1. 1lflllrnnm Qattirrloif at
p.m. Mrs. Small announces
UlCaS IU1 ."W MM--. ....MU
l.u. Uall Ka ontlnnal urilh
SIIIC IWI MM MM. .. , ......
er casual or formal clothes ac-
iablf: . . ...
rs. Howara urmision ana ivirs.
jjesiciie are assisiani. cnair
for the tea, and their corn
ice includes Mrs. Chris Ott-
Mrs. Thomas Kiess, Mrs.
Pennington, Mrs. Beverly
llatt, Mrs. Bert Hadley, Mrs.
bound the Town
t- it , . "."nun, mrs.
Kelloff. Mrs. Harvmi
Mulior, Mrs. Gene Privat,' Mrs'
John Gregory, Mrs. Pat Kilpat-
l'lck. Mrs. Nnrric M,:.u I...
Roy Matteson, Mrs. Art CTutlpv'
Mrs. Max Hess, Mrs. Arthur
mo- M"- Peter Kyllo and Mrs.
Fred Pyle.
Others on the unmon',, .-
' mIIIIIUL-
tee are Mrs. Wallv u
Mrs. I. D. Kiencle, Mrs. Ed Davis,'
..-. vi. n. nryant, Mrs. Henry
Oswald. Mrs. nlnl, r i.
Clarence Young, Mrs. Emmett In-
"is, ivirs. L,eiand Ross, Mrs. J M
Colby, Mrs. Allen Crnnb-n" 1.T
Jas. R. Matvchncir iur. !u n
McBroom, Mrs. Harry B. Ruth
Mrs. R. Cronk. Mrs n r. '
eaux, Mrs. J. A. Gardner, Mrs iV
Callantine, Mrs. A. W. Mock, Mrs!
JOnn MOCk. Mrs. Harrv 1M,.i-!
JHSn " -Tn-m-r-, u . ---m
T 4 JP b frv. A ..J A ? Jit ft i
w" li JrV mtfr" I.
NSA Elects Officers, Observes
National Secretaries Week
Amanuenses Chapter, National
Secretaries Assnrintinn hoc Aian
Bd the following officers for the
ensuing year: Mrs. Joe Kats,
president: Miss Lillian vttr
I vice president; Mrs. Fay Harris.'
recording secretary; Mrs. Delbert
Baker, corresponding secretary,
and Mrs. Paul Sowers, treasurer.
This week has snMpinl cianifi.
cance for members of the chap
ter, due to the fart .Tunn 1 tn 7 i
! National Secretaries Week.' It
fessional Secretaries program C
P S gvimil!.., :
r r -nwiio him k'VmIi year
ly in various cities throughout the
umuuii io quautying secretaries.
Upon SUCCCSSful comnletinn nf Ihs
examinations, the secretary is of
ficially given the title of "Certifi
ed Professional !nr.rah, Ui.U
is significant of the fact that she
is at the top in the profession.
Examinations wilt ho mi,n -
tober 17 and 18 at the University
of Oregon, under supervision of
RcEtister-Guarrl, Eugene, Ore.,
wea., june 4, l!)5g page J
NEVER RE-FREEZE frozen
chicken once it's been thawed,
Cook it as soon as nnKihln qflnH
thawing. You can keep unfrozen
fresh chicken up to Hi days
if you wran it lnnsolv in ,omj
paper and store it in the coldest
i-mi i. ui me reirigerator.
iiimm ubcii so proclaimed in Uregon , vilaa eI5ie omun, scnool of busi
;by Governor Douglas McKay andlness administration.
i in Fiiannn U,, 1Mn..n- ll ' '
!- " .'mjUl V. JLClWin
Johnson.
I The National Secretaries Asso
ciation is a non-profit, non-political,
non-union organization, de-
' .l'lJlOVCIIICIH UI me
secretarial profession through its
eaucauonat program and the es
.tabishment of its Certified Pro-
Shop Euirene's Onlv
Exclusive Fabric Store . .
I
WONDER FABRICS
878 Will. Ph. 5-6352
By GAILE DUGAS
NEA Wtnin'i IMIInp
.i ,i. . -m..mo iui mOm-'icuiuu yenows, orignt, Jig
ual living frequently take to cov- and brieht-to-deen ninks6
er-ups, sometimes prefer pleating, Denims, corded cottons,
often have very full skirts. Fresh, and seersuckers are the kind of
clear colors are imnortant ih r-,hrin ih,i . . :
, IT. - " ...M. .MM,. MUUUl
Nfw vnnif r.n , I, 1 Jors are important the , fabrics thi
.UiWnguTntW1 St ft'' I riU blues ! "!-?elves
piques
Take Canned Food for Picinc
By
NEA
to these
cottons
it, able to
asking for
They're able to take
come out of the tub
, more.
Because crinolines are scarcely
uari oi casua Kiimmer l nn
COAST OCTING of Business
ancll b .ictaa ui j ii iu laLiaii
imh iipill hp Slinrlav mnrnintf
libers will weet at Devil's El-
ton the coast at li a.m. A
c will follow.
RINGFIELD Progress Club
hold potluck luncheon Fri
st 12:30 p.m. at the home of
Clarence Stewart, 809 Mill
In. Nick Bill, president; Mrs.
Kin M. Plant, vice president,
Mrs. Wilfred H. Cook, see-
Iry and treasurer, will be in-
ed.
LvADORE Sunday School
hers of Alvadore Christian
Irch are planning to give a pic-
at Richardson s Point Sun-
.Time fi fnllnuiin0 rho 11 am
rch service. Cars will leave at
K Q.m.
Iher plans for the year were
ussed also at the teachers
tins' at the hftma nf Mrs Vein
i urew recently, rne promotion
program will be the last Sun
in June, at which time the
let will be divided and a new
Iher appointed.
Mrs. D. J. Murphy, Mrs. rank
Jarvis. Mrs n d ti ,neat it
Jarvis, Mrs. R. B. Johnson, Mrs
MTwoxiie nunat. Mrs. rhnrw hit
gan, Mrs. Earl Schultz, Mrs. A. r"
onauner, Mrs. O. L. Hoselton,
Mrs. T. Fox, Mrs. Earl Sutton,
Mrs. Ray Miller, Mrs. Lowell
Fish, Mrs. Vern Nolenn h,t- ai
len Stephens, Mrs. R. C. Parsons"
Mrs. LeRnv Daniel HitMr ri:
. ...m., ....a. vidirtr
Childers, Mrs. Michael Burgard,
Mrs. Calvin Martin, Mrs. W d'
Smartt, Mrs. E. J. Gnstafsnn ii
James Callahan. Mrs. AI nut.
Mrs. Ralnh La)upii-ri n '
Bonnie Bradford.
GAYNOR MADDOX I hazard of carrying fresh meat in designers have devised ways of
Food ant! Marlrt. WAii k.i il T-. .... . malrin. 4k. .
No lonpor f iur tu "ut wMuwr. ae sure to xaKe along "1C 1U11 stana out
!1h0rnT;ier;a.miLyi t0. PrePar.e A good tip in the beveraEe de-1 ?metjmes 'his is accomplished by
N, sh. "r ? e ,mea'-Partmcnt-is. to fill your thermos i."e cr, 'pnf 55 0 the ric or per-
dients neatly packed in cans and I T-.. PrusnedJlce and tak! your
no worry about nain. ,h " 1chllIed. canncd or bottled bever-
safely. ""-'"lages along separately. To serve,
r,i, ,., ifMi mums over ice irom inermos.
iresh air appetites are always j If you like cake for dessert but
don't want to be concerned with
packing to keep the frosting in
tact, makp r-nnnalfMC cnlit lhnm t
the middle and frost the inside.
wnen it comes to fruits, ba
sharp, so plan one or two hearty
main dishes. Canned corned beef
hash is one favorite. To serve, just
a sKiticl with slices of
tomato, onion and dtuk
m.mm.i hfci-i viien ii comes io iruits, ba-
Another delicious main dish isjianas are easy to carry on an out
made from three canned products 'ing- So are apples.
-one can of hakpH hoanc nna t
sliced apples and two of Vienna
sausage. Many are the varieties
of canned meats which today of
fer a Snectar-lilar nmikin4ljnn
flavor, nutrition, economy and
convenience. For picnics, they are
tops.
There are ham anrt thror envA
for easy sandwich makings, there
are canned hamWoar,
frankfurters which eliminate the
Corned Beef Skillet Dinner
ii servlne-st
TWO 1-noUnd Pans enrneii kaal
hash, 2 tomatoes, 1 medium onion,
1 green pepper, coarsely cut, salt,
pepper.
Turn corned beef hash into
skillet or sanr-anan .CHino tnw
toes and onion over top; add green
pepper, sprinkle with salt and
pepper: neat to -servin. temncr-
ture.
fecpe
TOMORROW'S MENTJ
JIREAKAST: Sliced bananas,
ly-to-eat cereal, tmittrl
-dlish muffins, butter or for
ced margarine, marmalade,
pifee, milk.
lUNCHEON: Cottage cheese,
w vcsetables and chopped
tjts, with sour cream in large
Kluce cups, whole wheat bread,
!er or fortified margarine,
meal cookies, tea, milk.
JINNER: Corned beef skillet
ner, buttered broccoli, rye
nd, butter or fortified mar
ine, raw carrot sticks, bak-
sponge cake with crushed
ywberries, vanilla Ice cream,
?'se, milk.
EUCIOUS DESSERT: Score a
jana with the sharp tines of i
J and slice thin; arrange slices
jmd sherbet glasses and fill
w chocolate tapioca cream. Top
J serving with a spoonful of
wiened whipped cream and a
nocnerry.
ll
i
Tell hSem so with
inn
Com. in and tee
big selections.
V,:v;A ...made with -'e JM$
haps it's done by quiltine
Sun dress (left) by Saba has a
bodice that's elacticized for per
fect fit. Skirt, has finlmlUl r..n
ness and there's a brief jacket for
cover-up against sun or breezes.
Desiener Tnni
Bates bedspread (right) to make
mis sun, run skirt in an intricate
Straicht-anri-hias nnl T .1. ...i
low or pink, it's paired with a
simple sleeveless shirt that has a
narrow collar.
tin
LADY FAIR HAT SHOP
818 WILLAMETTE
4 MOST'IN-PEMAND STYLES
24.
W TAX
Shoulder bags
boy types
FILLBS... WALL
POPULAR COLORS
FABRIC CLOVES
i 7J ge?
Packable
RIBBON HATS
(Only a few left)
0n,y
. L . . I I
Clever bell cakes to ring yoor praises at a shower or anniversary! They slice white
for the bride, spice for the groom. Simple to make, too. And good! Kitchen Craft
Flour works wonders with any recipe. That's a guarantee! This flour and your
other rich, fresher ingredients give real home baking. It tastes better, costs less.
RECIPE: Have all ingredients at
to asO". Line bottoms of 2 pans
BRIDE'S CAKE STEP 1: Place
V c. thortenlng in bowl. Sift, to
gether 3 cupi lifted Kitchen Craft
Flour, 6 tip. baking powder, I'j
tip. tall, and 2Vt c, lugor into
bowl. Add 1 t. milk, l'j tip.
vanilla. Beat 2 minutes medium
speed with electric mixer; 150
strokes a minute by hand. Scrape
howl and beaters.
STEP 2i Add 6 egg whltet and
Vac, mora milk. Beat 2 more
minutes. Scrape bowl and beater.
Pour into one pan. Bake nbout
45 min. Cool 5 min. Torn over on
rack; cool thoroughly.
room temperature. Pre-hent oven
(13' x 9Ji'x2') with waxed pnper.
GROOM'S CAKE Use bride's
recipe with these additions. Sift
with the dry ingredients Vi tip.
cinnamon, Vi tip. allspice, Va tip.
clovei. Then add 1 cup raiilns '
and 1 cup chopped null.
To ihape into bells: Make a bell
pattern from paper. Place on
cakes and cut around it. Ice cakes
with 7-minute icing and decorate
with round silver candies. ,
a Ideal Decornto bell cakes to
strike a new note on other spe
cial occasions, too like 4th of
July, Christmas, New Year's, and
Servicemen's parties.
GUARANTEES YOD
BETTER BAKING
OR YOUR MONEY BACK
More and More People are changing to
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Try II Today-YoiTH Be Glad You Did!
Now you can buy "Farm-Fresh" Medo-Land Milk
in a bright new, red, white and blue carton in
HALF CALLONS with 800 Units of "Sunshine"
Vitamin "D"! Start saving those extra steps and
enjoy the finest milk with that "Farm-Fresh"
flavor. Big, half gallon cartons store in much
less refrigerator space. There's no deposit
or returns . . . it rs your own personal milk
container and USED ONLY BY YOU.
The double sealed, easy-to-pour lip gives
you the greatest protection.
YOU'LL FIND THE NEWM EDO-LAND
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YOUR TIME, SAVES YOUR REFRIG
ERATOR SPACE AND IS SO-O-0
EASY AND HANDY TO USE.
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