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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1954)
SECTION I Pace 8 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Oreson Wednesday. April 21, 1954 OES Honors 1 Past Heads Chadwick chapter. Order of East ern Star, met Tuesday night at (he Masonic temple. The chapter honored all past matron! and patrons. Honored in the east was Mrs. Fred Keller, who served in 147; representing all past matrons. Also honored in the east was H. R. Robinson, who served as patron in 1947, and rep resented all past patrons at the meeting. AU past matrons and patrons were introduced and pre sented with a gift. Want to be a Better Baker ? LET CELIA LEE Show You How! FREE COOKING SCHOOL SALEM ARMORY Friday, April 23rd, 1:30 P. M. ' v i J CROfc m 42M "rha bast cook in town um Crown' Cell lee, Crown-Centennial horn economist, will demon strate uses for Crown unblea ched flour and some now ex citing recipes using Centen nial Pancake and Waffle Mix. CROWN Unbleached Hour Past matrons present were: Mrs. Gerald A. Reeher, Mrs. Ira L. Darby. Mrs. Harry E. Crawford, Mrs. Dale Beechler, Mrs. Leon E. Barrick. Mrs. Earl E. Wiper. Mrs. Fred Keller. Miss Lela Johnson, Mrs. Mem Pearce, Mrs. Byron B. Herrick. Mrs. Paul H. Hauser, Mrs. Albert Smith. Mrs. Ora F. Hutchinson, Mrs. Charles S. Pratt, Mrs. Herman Johnston. Mrs. C. L. Blodgett. Mrs. David Wright, Mrs. Paul tihebenow. Past patrons attending were: Gerald A. Reeher, Gordon Barker, Fred B. Keller. Karl K. Wiper, Verdi Walser, Ira L. Darby, Ar thur E. Utley, H. E. Crawford, H. R. Robinson, Paul Bramble, Mil ton L. Meyers, Herman M. John ston. Dr. C. L. Blodgett, Gail H. Jones. Albert C. Gragg. Visiting matrons included Mrs. Pearl J. speer. Turner; Mrs. Ger trude Wilson, Cascade: Mrs. Lucia Munger. Bismarck, North Dakota: Mrs. Jessie Reed, Garfield, Wash.: Mrs. Joseph Word; Mrs. Frances Scroggin, Sheridan; Mrs. Katie' T. Sturgis, Gervais; Mrs. Chester Close, Aberdeen, South Dakota; Mrs. Flavia Branch, In dependence; Mrs. Emma Brown, Trinity chapter: Mrs. Albert Co- penhaver, Mandan. North Dakota; Mrs. J. E. Van Wyngarden. Trin ity; Mrs. Zina Sharpnick, Kicel- sor. Neb.: Mrs. M. r ranees By ram, Jewel, Kansas: Mrs. Kdwin .Johnsen, North Bend, Mrs. W. C. Emmons. Visiting patrons: C. H. Arm strong. Pendleton, the Rev. G. W. Bruce, Gresham: Dr. Edwin Johnsen, North Bend; Theodore Rossner, Sheridan. Degree of "good will" honor ing past matrons and patrons was presented by officers and courtesy group, assisted by Mrs. Charles F. West, and Mrs. P. H. Michael. Refreshments were served in the dining room. Tables were dec orated with narcissuses, lilacs and tuliDS. Chairman for the dining room was Mrs. Emery Wood, as sisted by Mrs. Floyd Kibbe, Mrs. George Bird, Mrs. Kate r.igin, Mrs. Ellen Godfrey, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Kurtz, Mrs. H. R. Robinson, Paul Griebenow. tllTRRARn Mr and Mrs Wnvn Rritff announce the en gagement of their daughter. Miss Bonnie Lee Bridge, to Byron a. Bilyeu, ion of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. 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Cook and stir con stantly over hot, not boiling water until smooth. Combine pineap ple juice, Vz cup water, and lemon rind. Gradually add to egg mix ture. Continue to cook and stir constantly, until mixture has thickened slightly. Add gelatin; stir until dissolved. Remove irom heat. Chill mixture just until it begins to set Combine Vt cup water and lemon juice. Sprinkle nonfat dry milk over surface of water; beat with a rotary beater or electric mixer until stiff, about S to 10 minutes. Fold whipped nonfat dry milk and crushed pineapple into gelatin mixture. Pour into chilled crumb crust. Chill until firm, about 2 hours. Note: A No. 2 ran nf crushed pineapple will yield enough fruit and syrup for this recipe, with some left over. SII.VERTON Serving on the Business and Professional Wom en's club nomination committee arc Mrs. Bennett J. Leach, Mrs. Harley DePeel a:id Mrs. ?Ioyd Fox with the report of their choice to be made at the Tuesday, April 27, meeting of the executive board committee. Mrs. Irene Roubal will attend as chairman of delegates from the SUverton club to the May 14-16 state convention, at Portland. Past Presidents Honored by Group A program planned especially for the entertainment of past presidents of Capital unit of the American Legion auxiliary was presented by the unit Monday evening at t h e Salem Woman's club house. Ronnie Potts played several numbers on the piano. As gifts of miniature handkerchief umbrellas were being distributed to each of t h e honored guests, Mrs. David H. Cameron sang a group of songs accompanied by Mrs. Earl Andresen. Many of the past presidents told interesting highlights of their year in office. Mrs. Emily Bauer of Independ ence was a guest. Mrs. T. J. 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