Final Plans
Are Set for
Freshman Glee
Cold, early dawns are fami
liar these days to the students
at Willamette, with the tradi
tional Freshman Glee two days
away. ,
Theme for this year's Glee,
presented at 8 o'clock in the
Willamette university gym Sat
urday night, is novelty, and
; decorations, the abstract motif.
I Plans for Freshman Glee are
i under direction of the general
! Glee committee, Don Yocom
chairman, Pat Mansfield, Gerry
' Quillin, Frances Sopp and
', Nancy Hoak.
Honor guard for presentation
i of the banner to the winning
; class includes Gordon Cline,
: Betty Dahlberg, Wes Bollinger,
; Joan Cloudy, Roger Adams,
; Geri Bowles, Lloyd Hanson and
I Shirley Butler.
Chairman of tickets, only .by
which may entrance into the
gym be made, is Betty Lou Ed
! wards, with Bob Burleigh, Bev
: erly Kenney, Leah Lowery and
' Church Patterson, assisting.
Properties chairman is Bob
Bennett, assisted by Dick Gatke
V and Larry Slocks. Publicity
head is Betty Dahlberg, chair
man, aided by Travis Cross, Do
lores Bauer and Tob Naka
j gawa.
Chairman of programs is
', Marilyn Townsend and assist
! ing are Marilyn Meister and
Avis Roberts. Geri Bowles is
, in charge of decorations and
i assisting are John Kooy, Rich
j ard Wells, Jay McManur and
i Richard Baker.
Bob Robbins is arranging en
i tertainment, assisted by Glennis
s Allen and Don Noonchester.
j Judges are to be chosen by
: Pat Howard, chairman, John
Christensen, LaVerne Suholm,
Joe Brazie and Betty Ferguson.
Decision will be based upon
music, lyrics, rendition and
formation and marching.
Hopewell
Wed 50
Pair
Years
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Huntley,
who have lived in the Hopewell
district since 1905, were hon
ored at their home Sunday for
Vheir 50th wedding anniversary.
Seventy-seven relatives and
friends attended the reception
from 2 o'clock until 8.
Miss Alberta Curtis and Ar
.thur Dennis Huntley were
married at Sauk Centre, Minn.,
March 4, 1897. They lived
there several years before mov
ing to Michigan, after which
they came to Hopewell, where
they have lived save a few years
in Colville, Wash., since 1905.
They are parents of six chil
dren, four of "whom, are living
and attended the observance
Sunday. They are Mrs. Leda
Hunter of Portland, Mrs. Gilbert
Halsted of Hopewell, Mrs. Ray
Freeman of Buxton, Lyle Hunt
ley of Portland. Three- of these
four grandchildren and one
great grandchild were also pres
ent. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Munez
of San Luis Obispo, Calif., Cleo
D. Hunter of Buxton and Erscl
Hallstead of Hopewell.
They're New! They're
Wonderful!
they're here!
Just what you have been
waiting for. Brown calf
oxfords with that smart
low walking heel.
WHEN YOU BUY NEW
SHOES
Turn your old ones in to
any church, fire station, or
P.G.E. office. March 2-9
is the National Council of
Churches Clothing Drive
for Needy People in Eur
ope. Arbuckle's
Inc.
481 State St.
Vegetable Pies Good for Lent
ONION CHEESE PIE . . . Meatless dish for Lent
Vegetables can be dressed up so that their serving brings cheers
of praise during the Lenten season, if you'll just remember that
they make wonderful pies. Here are a few suggestions, though
you probably can invent doz--
ens more if you just put your
mind to it.
Onion Cheese Pie
l'a cups crack1!' crumb
cup melted butter or vitaminized
maranrlny
3 Bermuda onions, sliced thin.
I'i cups mlllc
3 fRRS
1 teaspoon salt
teaspoon pepper
"2 pound processed cheese, shredded
Crush crackers fine and mix
with a half cup of melted but
ter or margarine. Press into a
9-inch pie plate. Saute onions
in butter or margarine until
yellow. Arrange attractively in
crust. Scald milk and add slow
ly to eggs with salt, pepper and
cheese. Pour over onions. Bake
in slow oven (325 degrees) 40
45 minutes. Serve hot with to
mato wedges.
Mushroom Pie
2 pounds mushrooms
8 tablespoons buttpr or margarine
6 tablespoons flour
Mushroom liquor
Thin cream dotal liquid 3 cups)
Salt and pepper
Rich pastry
Peel and stem mushrooms,
leaving caps whole. Stew peel
ings and stems in two and a
half cups water about 20 min
utes. Drain, reserving liquor.
Saute . caps in a little butter
five minutes. Melt butter or
margarine. Remove from stove
and blend in flour. Return to
stove and add mushroom liquor,
plus thin cream (or rich milk)
Dorothy Hardie
Shower Feted
Much-feted bride-elect, Miss
Dorothy Hardie. who will
marry John R. Hay in April,
was honored Monday evening,
when Mrs. A. L. McCafferty
and Mrs. O. R. Anderson en
tertained with a surprise party.
Held at the Anderson home.
the event was a kitchen shower.
The hostesses served supper,
following which the evening
was spent informally.
Guests were Miss Hardie,
Mrs. Glenn M. Bonlic, Mrs. P.
J. Boyer, Mrs. Helen Bulkley,
Mrs. A. R. Cameron, Mrs. F.
N. Crawford, Mrs. George
Davis, Mrs. C. A. Epley, Mrs.
Emma Hale, Mrs. G. Wallace
Hug, Mrs. Nellie Jackson, Mrs
A. D. Knight, Mrs. Mabel Land
gren, Mrs. M. F. Low, Mrs
Mathilda Read, Miss Dorothea
Burley, Miss Bertha Muhs and
the hostesses.
enough to make the total liquid
throe cups. Season with salt
and pepper and add sauteed
mushrooms. Line a deep bak
ing dish with rich pastry. Pour
in mushroom mixture. Cover
with pastry and in the center
prick a design with a fork.
Bake in 400 degree oven until
crust is nicely brown (25-30
minutes).
Mixed Vegetable Pie
1 cup limn beans
1 cup carrots
1 cup celery
1 cup peas
3 tablespoons butter or martarlne
3 tablespoons flour
3 cups milk a
2 cups mashed potatoes
Cook lima beans, celery, car
rots and peas, each separately.
Drain. Melt butter or marga
rine. Remove from stove and
carefully blend in flour. Return
to stove, add milk, and stir un
til thickened. (A cup of the li
quor in which the vegetables
were cooked may be substitut
ed for one of the cups of milk.)
Pour sauce over vegetables in
a deep baking dish and top
with mashed potato crust. Dot
with butter or margarine and
bake in 400 degree oven until
crust is golden brown.
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Mildred Wray
Party Hostess
Falls City Mrs. Mildred
Wray was hostess for the Wom
an's club for a shower honoring
Mrs. Helen Bowman. Mrs. Dor
othy Bancroft won first prize,
and Mrs. Shirley Dickinson, con
solation prize, at pinochle.
A dessert luncheon was serv
ed to Mrs. Helen Bowman, Mrs.
Dorothy Bancroft of Salem,
Mrs. Ora Wilson, Mrs. Hilda
Marr, Mrs. Faye Wilson, Mrs.
Lillian Kitchen, Mrs. Shirley
Dickinson, Mrs. Tom Martin of
Salem, Mrs. Rheta Strauss, Mrs.
Orphie Gilbert, Mrs. Mildred
Davis, Mrs. Dorothy Benefiel,
Mrs. Neva Poland and the hostess.
Brooks Mr. and Mrs. R. L.
Morris are at home with their
daughter, Nancy, at 2455 Trade
.street in Salem. They have been
I with Mr. and Mrs. Otis Phillips.
grandparents of the little girl.
Ivan Morris is the paternal
grandfather. She is the great
granddaughter of Mrs. G. Phil-
Jlips, Mrs. Magium, Mrs. V. E.
ISchafer and Mr. and Mrs. G. P.
I Lowery.
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Brooks Mrs. Chria Otto was
honored at a surprise party
when her children entertained
in honor o her birthday at tiie
Otto home in Brooks. Guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Weso-
lowski and Joan, Mr. and Mrs,
Wilford LaFountain, Mr. and
Mrs. Lester Ricketts, Orval Otto,
Mrs. Maude Timm, and Mr. ON
to.
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