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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 4, 1956)
Salem, Oregon, Thursday, October 4, 1956 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL Section 2 Pago 8 Eisenhower Cake Recipe . . J 7ttffl3X& EST there JnT celebrJalion9 observing the birthday anniversary this htih "J6- Marion unty Republicans wiU observe the SLv 2Clobv. 13 with ,n Informal open house through the SniiJ ,.lfi i. pubIlc?n head1"arfors on North Liberty. Cake and be. served, and several of the enthusiastic Republican women are going to make their cake from this recipe: President Eisenhower's Favorite Cake Recipe Ingredients: Half Cup Butter Two Cups Sugar - - Three Eggs . One Cup Sour Milk I , Two and one-half Cups Sifted Flour . One Teaspoon Baking Soda One Teaspoon Baking Powder (rounded) . Two-thirds Cup Cocoa (dissolved in Half Cup Boiling Water) One-Quarter Teaspoon Salt , One Teaspoon Vanilla Directions: Sift flour.' Soda, halcinff nnwHcr mil tlt. Pnnm u untn:nrt slowly beat in sugar, add egg yolk and vanilla. Add cocoa, add flour mixture alternately with the milk. Fold in stifly beaten egg whites. Pour into two greased layer cake tins. Bake 25 minutes In 375 degree F oven ... OR: Use greased 9-inch Square Tin and uonc iimimes in a aw aegree r. oven. The Seven Minute Frosting: Two Egg Whites, Unbeaten One and a Half Cups Suger, Finely Sifted Five Tablespoons Cold Water Half Teaspoon Cream of Tartar OR Two Teaspoons Light Corn Syrup Few Grains Salt ''..'" One Teaspoon- Vanilla Directions: - . Combine Ingredients in top of double boiler: stir until sugar dis solves. Then place over briskly boiling water. Beat with egg beater until stiff enough to stand in peaks (six to ten minutes). Add vanilla, beat until thick enough to spread. During cooling, keep sides of double boiler cleaned down with spatula. With an electric beater the process may take as little as four minutes. Amaranth Meeting Event for Monday Mrs. William Pritchard, Port land, grand royal matron - and Orra B. Cole, Seaside, grand royal patron, were welcomed at the meeting of Hanna Rosa court, Order of the Amaranth, Monday evening. It was their inspection visit. Officers of the grand court present were Mrs. Gay Zimmer man, Gresham: grand conduc tress, Mrs. Willis Mack, Astoria; grand associate conductress, John Dobson, Newport; grand secre tary, Mrs. Francis Ostrum, Port land; grand marshal, Mrs. Stan ley 0. Levac, Portland; grand standard bearer. Mrs. Minnie Mes- singer, McMinnville; -grand lec tures. Mrs. Hans Madsen, Mil- waukie, and Mrs. Charles McCabe, Salem: grand prelate, Paul Gil mer, Salem; grand commissioner, Gordon Herrit. Albany. Guests were present from 17 courts. A degree was given ex plaining the symb'ols of the order, conducted by Mr. and Mrs. Rein hardt Behm. Mrs. Emma Brown, Mr .Tnhn Bradfield. Mrs. R. Lee Wood. Mrs. Harvey Aston, Tru man CtimminEs. A special addenda honored the grand royal matron and royal patron. Participating in the pro gram were Mrs. James Manning, Mrs. Emma Brown, Mrs. Rein hardt Behm, Mrs. John Bradfield, Mrs. R. Lee Wood, Mrs. Harvey Aston, Truman Cummings, Lyle Suitter. Mrs. Charles Cuculish, Milwaukie, visiting royal matron, lang several numbers. Refreshments were served with Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Wilmarth In phnrdP The Ladies sewing group will meet October 11, at 7:30 p.m. ai the home of Mrs. Joseph Johnston, ?)J5 North 18th street. Past matrons and past patrons of Hanna Rosa court will meet (Vtoher 9. at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Robert R. Lee Wood, lein Nnflh 50th street. Party night for the court will be October 20, at me masonic lemyic, umnnnimv (Snppial) Ever- sreen chapter. No. V, Order of iur. ?cii-ti siar will meet in reg ular session Monday night, Octo ber 8, at 8 o clock in me woouDurn Masonic hall. nnni3r hiicinpec will be trans acted and the program will be in charge of Mrs. Hazel Hughes. Re freshments will be served by Mrs. Arlene Koenig, Mrs. urate m ig, Mrs. Wilma Scholl and Mrs Margaret Evans. LAFAYETTE (Special) Mrs. Estel Johnson entertained Sunday in honor of two birthdays in her family. Honored guests were Roy Gordon of Corvallis and Mrs. Myrtle Blough. Present were Mrs. Gordon Howard and family, of Eugene. Mrs. Ed Bryan and daughter, Mrs. Cleve Miles and family of Salem. uAttttl Knirial)A nO-hOSt nnfunun" dinner was given Sunday, observ ing the birthday of Mrs. Ed Dun rud. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Teske and, family of Ore gon City: Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Dunrud and family of Molalla, and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Dunrud and family, visiting here from Wind sor, Calif. MR. AND MRS. George Schroe- her arrived in Salem last weekend from Paupack and Pocono, Penn., to visit their son and daughter-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. George E. Schroeher, and their daughter, Mrs. George Balzer. They will be at the home of Mrs. Balzer un til next spring. ' ; .; FOOD NOTES Poultry, Eggs with Good Buys By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The housewife who steers clear of high price tags on beef and other meats this weekend will find comfort in the more moder ate cost of chickens and eggs. Beef prices are expected to head lower soon, but for the mo ment are still at high levels. Wholesale prices eased off this week and steers sold cheaper, but for the most part this shift has not yet reached the retail level. Lamb and pork also bring re duced wholesale prices now and should be cheaper by next week. Until then there will be little change in what the butcher charg es nis retail customers. Chickens, in both frying and broiling size, are the most widely featured weekend special. In many areas they are selling sev eral cents per pound lower than last week. Cabbage, onions and potatoes are the outstanding buys on vege table counters, government mar ket observers report. Also selling at good prices are celery, corn peppers, tomatoes and spinach. Cauliflower and eggplant are mod erately priced and lettuce fluc tuates according to the quality and amount of local supplies. On fruit counters, apples and grapes will attract the thrifty shopper. Catholic Daughters Plan Meet Monday WOODBURN (Special) The board of trustees of Court Victory No. 731, Catholic Daughters of America, met Monday night at the home of Mrs. George Grimps, past grand regent. The purpose of the meeting was to audit the books. Present were the grand regent Mrs. David DuBois, Mrs. Max War ring, Mrs. Floyd Maricle, Mrs, Tom Gordon, Mrs. Wencel Dou brava. Miss Ernestine Nathman. The first regular meeting of the local CDA will be Monday night, October 8, in St. Luke's hall at 8 o'clock. Co-chairmen, for the meet ing will be" Mrs. George Rush and Mrs. Joe Daniels. Others on the committee will be Mrs. Edward Studer, Mrs. Cy Crosby, Mrs. Ro bert Horning, Miss Margaret Fartsch, and Miss Vera Partsch. After the meeting refreshments were served by Mrs. Grimps and a social hour enjoyed. Rainbow Event DALLAS (Special) At the regu lar meeting of, Naomi assembly, Order of Rainbow for Girls, Mon day evening at the Masonic hall, plans for a Halloween party were discussed. The party, to be given at tne next meeting of the assem bly, is under the chairmanship of Miss Pat Lantis. Miss Ann Flem ing was appointed to find a date, and place for a car wash. Monev raised from the project will go to purchase a new altar cloth. Mary Ellen McCleary. worthv adviser,' announced the Mothers club rummage sale to be held at the Masonic hall October 12 and 13. The next meeting will be a Halloween party. coming from surrounding towns unit lha lihrnrv hnarH i nrennrinff scheduled for next week is the an equally large attendance MOLALLA (Special) An event second annual Molalla library tea to be given in Molalla city hall council room, Tuesday, October 9, from 3 to 5 p.m. Several hundred called last- fall at the first tea, this time. Receipts from the silver tea will go toward improvements for the library, Mrs. Harold '. Ridings, library board chairman, has reported Today's Menu. .....- fmch flavor when ueeis im e they are prepared this way. Tiiiitf V CITPPITR i ,r Rrnwned Potatoes iilffll AJVia nil Broccoli Saucepan Beets Bread Tray i fruit Gelatin Beverage SAUCEPAN' BEETS Ingredienis: grated pared fresh beets (packed down), Vi cup water, teaspoon salt. V, teaspoon pepper. 2 table spoons butter or margarine, juice (2 to 2'i tablespoons) of 1 lemon. 2 tablespoons (about) sugar, 1 tablespoon flour. 4 cup water. 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