Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, December 12, 1955, Image 21

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Newspaper Page Textr. Pafe 2 Section 3 THE CAPITAIfeJOTJRNT.& SaTagn, Oregon, Mqgday, December 12, 1955 jPudding a Corrected Once again.gdue to mishap somewhere along tlw line ai the proofreading and cejposinjptoom, one of We recipes in last'weeVs is wtna section was mixed up . And it alwavs seems to be one that miM u,ich A. , , a A -iwi use . , . midway, here is thes correifcd version ol me individual Fruited Puddings: dividual Fri4d ruddlne; 'a'cup seedless raisins q o J Vi cup candied cherries, J 8 quartered e ! t tablespoons diced, candied" ! araiiRc peel e ; t taliksp,ns diced, candied citron e I tablespoons jced, candied ltrnon peel m cup pureed unswecteijed rooked prunes . cup piced unsweetened I cooked dried apricots J H cup chopped walnuts 't cup sugar , ' 4 teaspoon each cinnamon, ; nutmeg ind allspice 14 nip orange juice 1 tablespoon branift' . J envelopes il tbsp.i unflsif ored gelatine , i cup .cold wrier ' ll cups whipping cream " Combine raisins, candied trui'-s and peels, prune, .apricots and WalnuW Combine suir and spa ces, add and mut well .Combine orange juice and, brantty a.id a'J'i. ; Tet stand l's hours. He'i. slowiy to boiling point, stirring otte Ke- move from heat. Soften gelatine, in cold water, add to hot fruit mix ture, slir until gelatine dissolves V, 3;. o7d ursoo Uhi ... m In Ihtfk !,,. lnt6 individual molds. ChiU untif let and unmold. I.May be folded in loaf pan and sliced for serving Serve with brandy-flavored hard sauce. Makes g to 12 servings, depend ing on size of molds. Garden Club Party STAYTON Annual Christmas '.party of .Stayton Garden club VilJ be Friday, December ' 16, when Mrs. Clarence Gavette will be hostess for the December meeting at her borne at North Santiam. Mrs. R. G. Wood and . Mrs. Charles Fery will assist. Speaker of the evening will be H. H. Ralphs' of the Santiam District Soil tonservalion service in Stayton. His topic will be I'Soil Improvement in General."- ' A Christmas arrangement, us ing a Madonna, will be done by Mrs. Ward Inglis. Response .-will tie made to roll eal by reveal ing where Christmas will- be (pent. There will be a gift ex change. 'Birthday Club 1 wwct qtavthm Annual Christma's oartv 'for the West siavton Rinhrfav rlS will h. in the Community, hall, Wednesday December' 11. ft will be .an all day affair, with no-host dinner served at noon.' Gift exchange WW be a feature or tne ariernoon. Mrs. Elsie Lofky was hostess to the cjub, Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Grace Nienke: Mrs. Maa Guest, president, asked all members to meet at the Com munity hall, Monday, December 19. at 1 pjn. to prepare for the party. Lunch was served to the follow ing: Mesdames Mabel Odenlhal, Helen Gilbert, Jeanne Fery, Lottie Comstock, Albany, Edna Dowe and Kim: Marie Kale. Edna Wilkin son. Mae Guest, and. the hostesses. frek gift wiAipiNG v THE GIFT SHE ADORES 0 FROM THE STORE SHE ADORES FROM JOHNSON'S! " Utl l ""os AV. SUBURBAN :r ' - ' ; . . X ( lrW l- ) sports shop ". vpw .jMs&a' 4-31 Ii ' slim fireside pants ri'aser-tailcird by Ivan Picont in i-reorted 'Lo's'S3l-3x'' T"5 'J'V r' vl''i-r' vNaf . ft Italiao vel.eteen ... black, tuique.se. 10-1 8-..$'l7S5' I VvTHtf-5 vJ T1' H ' V t" T J-fk b. quiateJ cotton pan's by' Graff. Sizes 10-18: . ' ' $4.98 ' I l I ' 1''' i ' ;' l' " ,'1?- L- , II ' -e. imported.ltalian rtb.wtol sweaters', our txclusiyely ... bla;k. 1 V'-ll'iP'C 'Vl ft' ' I'll T' " XJ" ,-K ', i ft c,Pri ,,et' b'ue- cognac '. .---.$18 95 . r V iV 1 ' J. jf ' -.V ir-r1 S- rf d. from ur collection ef coiton knit tops by Smart ft PtTl ' V"i Vwll r-k . jl I A ' JmTP ef. from Junior Hiusaj ... our whisical poodl skirts, .. . 1 1 I n ;fl VflL,!,'' ' .ii.i9tol5 ,-.-..-$17 95. -W V Vsl V'fl ' . l by Gyarf ... our sold printed cotton! oaulted skt .. . I j J I Yl l"1 tl VJVvllh : ..ijo 'o $10 951 $1295 . I . VI NHX" GJ ? 0Pt?Jy.ryNiBhltillChrlsmtlxc.pt$af0rd. CRNE CfXWr ND UBERTY Q H vL & f V o ffi V L & p , m a -ia 0 - - 'o--c ete : Bright Odf look fcfr Skiers Jl flo I 5w $otes . A". Vft ; a rftj.irfal rrls in rtsnisa K.sf eitun. trinwi cJk rwurv At nfht, lift mat in eordurov wit vj'ta r.r I.tm.i F.Ma are waihshle. . 1 oday s Menu ' V';' H 1 . . . n . . . . . . . - v-..,' ,iVV .w.lMl'M. Wash, son of Willi. Your finilv will ee.ioT this dish ,f hty 0 fof ham.'sened fruit. . -. Smoked Shoulder Butt with A ". b-:. "J. jc v v I H r,iii3 kiniiiru k,iiiLU Salad Bowl Bread Tray Coconut Custard Pie Befrage SMOKED SHOI LDER BCTT WITH PEACHES mgredients: 1 small. (about 1H pounds) boneless smoked pork shoulder ' butt, whole cloves, V cup -honey, 1. tablespoon prepared Bahama-type mustard, 1 can (29 ounces) peach halves (thorough ly drained). Method: Cover butt with water and bring to boil. Simmer, cov ered, until meat feels tender when long-handled cookwig fork' is inserted in center use 45 minutes per pound as a cooking guide. Drain butt thoroughly and place In- baking pan an 8-inch square heat-resistant glass dish is a good choice because It may be brought to the table. Insert cloves, about 1. inch apart, over top and sides of butt. Stir honey and mustard together', spoon most of mixture over butt. Ar range peach halves, cavity side ' up, around butt; spoon rcmain- I ... ""?. mixUlr in, Pch caviues. riace in very nor-(sou degrees) oven to brown butt and heat peaches through to to 13 minutes. Serve at once, using smsll amount or liquid in baking dish as a sauce for the1 sliced ham. Makes 4 to 6 servings. . SHERIDAN The Past Noble Grands club met Friday at the home' of ilrs. Grace Bradley for one of the first Christmas parties of- the selspn. Mrs. Charles right assisted. There were 20 members to enjoy the party. Mrs. Guy Call and Mrs.. Delia Edson were initiated into the club as new members. There will- be no January meeting, and Mrs.. Bcr-' tha Roberts will he Fphrriarv nostess. If TT if Creen-Norter , s',i:R'PAN -" F1 linda Harter. daufhter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Harter of SherP din. and Sry Buford. Green of ' j't.i ,; . "Vin in marri.Ve unS'.v -N' ilK?'!, ...A'V?""!"-. Good shfp-hd jn Sheridan. The Rcv- Mr- Hodakowski read the double rihg ceremony before -a group of 100. ' The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore' a dress of white lace and nylon. ' The veil was held in place by a.bouvardia wreath, and the bride carried a bouquet of white carnations. Miss Janet Papen was maid of honor, and wore a green balle rina dress of net and taffeta, and carried white carnations.' .Thomas DcRoc.her was best man, and ushers were Donald, Davis and Howard Green. Mrs. C. D. Henderson of Mc Minnville was organist, and the church choir sang. A reception was given in the Legion hall after the ceremonv. Mrs. Robert Gould ciif and served the wedding cake, Miss Virginia Green poured, Mrs. Donald Davis and Mrs. Tdm DeRoeher were in charge of gifts, Miss Barbara Gould and Mrs. Frank Harter. as sisted. For their wedding trip down the coast, the bride wore a green ensemble. The couple are now at home in Montesano, where the bridegroom is employed. Chapter Elects LEBANON Mrs. Alice Hobbs was elected worthy matron and i Robert Hobbs worthy patron of : Marguerite chanter. Order of East- ern Star, Monday night when mem bers met for the annual family Christmas dinner. ' ' ' Other officers named are Mrs. Alice Youmans, associate matron; Rosa Youmans, associate patron; Mrs. Fraancis Rice, secretary; Mrs. Alvena Michelson, treasurer; Mrs. Grace Scroggin, conductress and Mrs. Loyayne Blalock, associ- ate conductress. tnstallAtinn rremnniet Ape slAteH tor December 27. O ' . O Faulty to Be Fet4 at Qfii f ee Th(aculty members and staff of F&fjmond school wiliOe guests net Thursday from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. C a Chrias coffee Mon ti sored by the Richmond Parent- Teasyier associalicas;) feb-chairmen for m event re Mrs. Albert Depenbrock and Mrs naroia dusick. rounng wiu oe Mrs. Aerelt Acree, M($ Gerome Brush. Mrs e Pelmer Alrshlre nd Mrs. Harold Tlatienbuhr. They willQe assisted by R. Slew art, Mrs0C. L. Thielkel. Mrs. frank MfKinney. Mrs? Es telle Buchanan, Mrs. fcarold Gil more. Mrs.cF. ,F. Puller. Mrs. J. Romb'h. Mrs. Ivan Oslerman, Mrs. W. lit Nelson. Mrs. Preston Hale. Mrs. Frank bans, , R. R. Vrgh, Mrs. E. VV. Smith, Mrs. W. Beisw anger. Ilrs R. G. Gfulant, Mrs. Clareme? Kraft? Mrs. R. Mil lett. Mrs. L. Monlgoniery, Mrs. R. E. Tall'. Mrs. It YartwroujSh. 4rs, R R.rtsoii. lrs. C. Mc Ktt Mrs. Aril Bean, Mrs. KennnK irk. Mrs Kred Strat- jrf.n. Mm. (ievrg Sls. Mrs. i.ira .irexi. Mrs. Viewee) nirreji. Mrs. Foner eh!r, Mrs. Charles Mf. M,-t. L. F. Xkliughlinf Mrs. Gar. and Rrat. Mbs. John Rr'nt. Mrs t".ty Earjs and Mrs. rn Raie?u SHl.RltlAX Mrs. Francis Thomrtsorr and Mr. HeTeis Weav er wrre hostesses . for the FL dub meeting when a "hard limes" party was' enjoyed. Cos tume prize winners were Mrs. Betty McClure, Hrs. Donna An derson and Mrs. Lois Levy. Newly elected officers are: president, Mrs. Barbara Oglevie; vic.e president, Mrs.. Alan Cod dington, and secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Donna Anderson. At the recent FL club food sale, W3 was taken in. .Hostesses for. the December Christmas party will be Mrs. Vern Wilhite and Mrs. Dorothy White. YinninnADii THE WEEK SAY: . "Christmas 8 y Names: Carolyn and Nina Twin Daughters of Dr. and Mrs. Wm. Crotheri 4235 Shoreline Drive if i ! t m vj A Set of Kiddigraph Proofs Gives W 't Ynu 19 Pacac On V.JAlU. it'. S Comfortable Home Atmosphere It, 4i ' Va Dl CM TV OC DADllkir (BArr 1 mj Kiis,ii355SS3!i5 LEBANON The engage ment a)f Misa Beverly Zol nowsky.s above, to Ben Fields was announced recently. Uiss olnowsky is Jhe daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Zolnowsky and Mr. Fields is the son at Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Fields, also of Lebanon. : Society Elects ' SILVERTON. ..St. Pauls. 5U verton parish. Altar society, of which Mrs. Richard Gentzkow is 'president, niel last week in the school hall for election of officers and an observance, of the Christ mas holiday. An exchange of gifts, and a program followed the sup per. Officers- elected were: Presi dent, -Mrs. Richard Gentzkow, re elected; Mrs. Cletus May, yice- president; Mrs. Harry Montgom ery, secretary; Mrs. .Joe Maurer, treasurer, and publicity chairman, Mrs. Ray SVtsma. Serving supper were Mrs. Art Steinberger, Mrs. Ben Zollner, Mrs. Charles Stahaman, Mrs. J. N. Anundson and Mrs, Wenzel Stirber. mirT ni? 8 Will Surely Be Merry With a Gift" From Stcinionts 8 . STIDIO 7il. fapi(ol St. 5 None 2-SGS2 M 31 Lincoln Goodwill Clu8 Entertained LINCOLN A decorated Christ, mas tree and tail candles wre used about ti rooms wheK)Mr. Edward Schlegel was hostess for the annual Christmas party lid I no-hut dinner, preceding Tft ae.'Sange for Lincoln Goodwit) rlnh fin i 31 v Way. Rpoert r. rungen was n ored wirw birthday cake Aid birthday song. Mrs. Lloytf Ho president, presided lt, the m Mgc. Robert F. Yungen was hon- ia tne Hone meet- at ing, when the c.ib voted to donatas 3 $10 to Roseburg I'etettna hospita,! as ennstmas cneer, mate.coonies g lor r aiview aunt panics uu voted to buy a t5 tuberculosis bond. A new reamber" ii Mrs. Arthur eYungen of Lincoln. Mrs. Rs,Watains read the Christmas j story fcom Luke. " 5 Present were Mrs. J eft Williams. Mrs. Edward Schlegel. Mra. Anna Hacked, Mrs. H. D. Burns, Miss Jeannie Smith, 41ra Robert F. Yungen? Mrs. Eva Purvine, Mrs. Freda Brog, Mrs. Lois Crawford, Mrs, Lloyd Hoxie. Mrs. H. W. Ash- ford, Mrs. Rase. Watkins, Miss Alnhn IdkHpii Mn Arthur VnPh. en. U' Easy to Give ttai Best A Trustworthy . HAMILTQN STORE HOURS for your shop-. ping Convcnicnct t we will bi open Every Night 'til 9 p.m. from Dec 12 thru Dec 23 443 . . HALTQN jl 7 mmsm m 8 ' RAMONA lORETTA U w 2 tW,ZlL r ,Sn .1 liny pric. lP"l roiltl. WfjT Hj 2 r ft mt- m. . mui mat fii 1 itP Jsh lA"Ll'N lU i f f "' " brseflrt, hM Jl sw. 8 S-' 5 -VP-C&Vfc '' W.t.rp,..f. a,M .MIWCA : I ft I : 1 ' ' ii i ft'5 JUIRII C ana WSsif $0050 .alrartalla iaprla C J; a . rtii i whiu t' n!M ' "' f, . jnr., I g ' rJT w,,,"""' ' FfcUUi,u:-i V 5 "t"..i- 2 J MfMllCnMSIIOlSbMA, g g Grenadier II ELGIN-PANAMA VI so g g 10K y.llo eld filled ca, -Nilt-Gto dial, tCO Crt ' " mMk T i Ssralnlaii attil back, luminous Expamion band 3 a JW. Hack tfctS ' C ai, , 70 en 8 U Watarpreof All Pricai Includa Federal Tax B With Strap $71.30 -r ', . . JV '5 FALLS CITY - Tha Oakdale pr,rik- Niehbora Woman's club bet f)their annual upper for their husbands at toe wie oi iwr. m Mrs. Max Fairchild, rcenUy, g with a present. iMistt:xinaiaxissiaSiWisii! 1 I 'J 'S B J tf H ,S.ltl TKil Nw flGIN NOW aouaufT OeLthtful new lash". , u(Kmtly sctufitl. U awiy sow, , STATE SALEM, ORE y rw- J- '"?V- IS CS' x 1 , . 8 A'tUA'c'lt 6 ! I el' -J' V: I -f V Gj fSm I J k v ' ssstatari SHOP I EARLY 1 WHILE SELECTIONSqARI STILL COMPLETEI Just $JOO0 (!) Reserves any 9 GIFT-: Until Christmas! Pay as Ziffle as . 50 WEEKLY- Cboot. Thit DrtndW BULOVA Weekly or Monthly Termi Gladly Arranged ' Paymtjnti Start Next Year No Inttreit or Carrying Chtrgeil