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Favorite
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The cornerstone has been laid
to r the new
Trinity
Evangelical
Church at Gresham
a
Ilm-Mmh l.asy W eather"— Itut
1 small bunch mint
Jual See
What'* In Hrnui*!
3 cups weak tea or ginger air
It » not the heat- it’* the unoi I f
Ik cup lemon Juice
comfortar.
A dvliciou*
put luck mality, that’* what!
That'* what
Hoi) the sugar, water and mint
iK IN T O N H A P P E N IN G S * lunch wa* enjoyed at noon
make* It poaalbla
to pun poorly together for 5 minutes. Chill, add
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delights and remaining
ingredients, strain and
Mr*. Kummellhoff of Iu<* Ange
* nd " * y “ summer
Mr. mul Mr*. Frank C. Kluka le* i* visiting
her *i*ter Mr*. A. *ome are not” in »peaking o f our frees*.
mul mm Kslph attended the picnic Johnmin. She accompanied her mo- 1 current event*. That'* what turn*
ni Chanipoeg last Sunday.
OKANGF, AMBROSIA
ther Mr», Carluon home Mr* Carl­ July meal* into paltry grub getting
son ha* lieen in I. oh Angela* the when they might he ely*ian feaat*!
(Serves It)
Mr* 11. K. Grahhorn went tu Ua
And the remedy ta knowing wnut
It oranges
ker, Oregon la*l Tuemlay where *he
y“ , r -
I* new what la good and eapee-
S cup powdered sugar
w.U vU li her daughter M i.
Ed-
Mrs Harry llollingaworth enter- what l* In season "The be.t »ource
% cup grated cocoanut
war.I Neil who resides ther*.
tamed for her .on Karl* Friday,
of inspiration i* in
the market«,
Peel and slice orunges. Cut slices
Delbert Turner
and KIDuiieth *j’* occaalon being hi» Uth birthday,
in what nature hath provided for
into halves or qua iters. Arrange in
Thonipaon
o f IlilDboro, weie re- Game» were enjoyed
and dainty
our table*. A brief glance at the
serving dishes, S| r.nkle with sugar
ice cream
and i thing* in «eaaon will put new life
c*nt guests of their friend, Miss refreshment* of
and cocoanut.
into the old menus.
(iraee ^ Mt’Curmick
at the Hierly cake were served.
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Imm*. *
Arabian Ire Cream
III I K O N N K W S
J sunburn and mosquitoes? Melon*,
Mr* Lilly Hierly Mrs Kthel Mu
1 Vk cups sugar
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Juicy watermelon* Try them
< ormick, Mrs. K. L. Co* and guest
1 pint milk, scalded
,
1‘atriciu Anderson had her tonsil* ' ,n * I*'1*« Fruit Cup* for a new
Miss
Ann*
Kossiler of Camden
1 tb«p. flour
and advnoida removed last Friday
Cantaloup* and honeydew are
Maine, were in Hillsboro
Fnoay
1 tbap flour
by Hr. Hamilton of Portland.
j on display, to«. 1« be served a la
afternoon
% tsp. salt
v
o. ,,
.
' nuale with ice-rraam. You’ll find
Kenneth Ktruthrr», who ha* Iwen serving honeydew that subatituteing
1 qt. thin cream
Mr and Mr*. Kiu-r Kiev and son
2 eggs
ill ror some time, i* at the Port- segment* of canned grapefruit (fo r
llert
from
Mountains!*!*
spent
ease and *ure-Juicine*s) fo r the u-
1 tsp. vanilla
last Saturday at the home of Mr. land Medical Hospital
% cup grvpenut*
and M r*
Hubert
Pomeroy, Til*
Mr. and Mr*. A. C. Kobinson and I •u* 1 kmon wil1 Pilk “ P J «d «l [*•>“<*«
1 pkg dates
Flat road.
Mr. Lester
Robmson o f Portland V " * *ml?* > "«'*d i*n t with the ad
Carmelite one cup of sugar; add
evening
at
the j V 0" of J “ 4“ *“ •
« » d h* * lf'ul
Mr.
and Mr*. L. T. Kushlow, »pent Tuemlay
slowly to the scalded
milk.
Mix
»tr
u
th
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bom*.
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Summ*
r
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Mr and Mr*.
II
C. Christensen
tail a* pretty a* it i* good.
flour, «alt and remaining
Vfc cup
amt family of Hillsboro were re ­
k * and Mr* Ward Cutting ot
The
pride o f
(Georgia,
(you o f sugar; add scalded milk gradu­
el nt visitor* at thv home of Mrs. Port
id are receiving congratula-, guessed it) peaches, will be show- ally, vtirrm g until a smooth paste
I.iltl* M UWrly.
tion* pon the arrival of
a baby Ing their blushing cheeks
before is formed
Cook over hot
water
was for- *on* *nd combined
with cocimnut, until the mixture thickens, stirring
Mr* Cutting
Mr and Mrs.
W
L. Vanllorn daughter
of in I*
b*v* inspired
one o f those constantly. Pour the mixture over
Kleanor
and futility
spent
the week end merly
Caldwell
I <|uick-a»-a-wink dessert* known as the slightly beaten eggs, cook o-
with Mr*.
Vanllorn'*
parents in place.
, Mason-D.Xon Delight*
Homegrown
Puitlaml. Mrs.
V'Biiilurn s mother
ver hot water fo r I minute. Strain
Hotly Jean (firiatensen i* i|uite «trawberrie* tempt those who are
Is ivcovermg
from
her
recent sick with messie»
Add grapemrta
finely
cut dates
i
not
rashly
inclined,
and
raspberries
tllnc**
and
cream. Cool
Add
vanilla.
Mm* Alice la,uie |* *|>*nding her
g heavy on the bushes in the
Keiiivnibvr the giangc picnic to vacation with relatives at Akron, <'t'dnlry-»ide When you have eaten Freeze. This recipe will yield about
2 qts.
be held at Klsner's park Sunday Ohio.
your fill o f those in their plain and
duly
all grangers are inv.ieu
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radural state or in shortcakes, let
Span,«h Salad
to attend and bring liuskel lOmh
th e Misses Dorothy
and Lene- the ju.re. provide a cooling drink
Serves 0)
and dishes KtSrryone i* welcome Viev, Peterson were calling on Dor- that is Just
Just right
right for
for dances
.lances and
snd
othea and Flixabeth Struther* on recalls circus days with its name
2 large tomatoes
to attend
Tuesday evening
2 green peppers
o f Pink Punch *
» II. Pomeroy
accompanied by
2 oranges
Mr*. Ilessie Steelman and daughter
Mr. and Mr*. D. J. Nelson and
Ice (.'ream, o f course, and have
I tablespoon minced onion
*
Mis* Mari*
went to Philoinatn, fam ily are moving soon to Port- you tried making your own with
Cut each tomato into 3 slices.
I mu «day
where
thvy
met Mr land, having trailed their ten acres the recipe known as Arabian Ice
Take seeds from green peppers and
Steelman, from there uiry wrnl to here for a home in town
< ream ? * This incredibly good ice
cut each one into 3 rings
Peel
Molaila where they spent a few
A number
o f lliteon
f >milie.< cream uses dates, a famous fruit -.ranges and rut in small pieces.
day*.
that
is
always
in
season.
Once
on
spent Sunday at Kijipling Waters
On each salad plate arrange to­
Mrs
August
II. Dall.-nann and at a delayed school
picnic
Miss a time this golden desert fruit was mato slice
topped with
pepper
a
winter-time
delicacy
but
now
you
son Albert
ntilorei! to Portland Father Schrader, her
sister, and |
ring. Fill center of ring witn or­
also Itockwood and tirv«ham wtier* Mr Hchnulrr wrre also there and can procure them the year round.
these there are cucum- ange. Add ninced onion to French
t.'.ey were
guests " of Mrs Dali- everyone report, a fin* time ____ J b e r Besides
. , M n d w U n l) and
dressing. Pour over salad
matins daughters, Mrs Chris F.n-
abnil and Mr*. Lydia Ubrisl. They
ORANGE B A N A N A SALAD
l
._ ‘ " la,n 1
K" T to ' the
markets
made the trip last Tuesday.
(S erve« 6)
■ ; ■n«l forget the humidity.
Kolx-rl
Pomeroy,
Hubert
and
it oranges
Margaret
M iller
is visiting In ; ’ (N ote: A ll recipes marked with
Verne Kellogg and
Hert
Spark«,
Lettuce
Portland for two weeks.
an asterisk in the foregoing para­
guests at the Pomeroy home, went
2 bananas
graphs
are
given
here.)
Misa Kdith Foster o f the Dalles
to Newport
last Tuesday
where
3 tablespoons lemon juice
inc y enjoyed
a deep ara fishing was a visitor at the Wes Hany
Walnut meats
Dixie Fruit Cup
trip and
returned home
witn » home Saturday.
Feel oranges and cut into '-«-inch
1 ran grupefruit
numlier o f m e, fmh. Wednesday.
Mr >mJ M r„ Cy
>rc ,h<>
slices.
On
lettuce-covered
salad
I cup watermelon rubes
The annual rainpmeet.ng of the proud parents of a baby twiy, born
plate, place 2 orange slices. Cover
Sprigs o f mint
Kvangrllcal church«-» of the staiv, Friday July 15.
Chill the grapefruit thoroughly with 2 lengthwise quarter* t f ba­
will o.- held at their camp ground
Mr , nd M rl Edgar Lusby and b* ,or« “ P«*ning the can. Pour the nanas, sprinkled with lemon juice.
ul J o in in g . Lodge, begin..,ng next
h. Vfl ^
Ul Aloh> Th content* o f the can into . bjwl
Top with slice of orange. Garnish
Wa-ek and continuing for two weeks, have moved into the Roy house
with lemon mayonnaise and walnut
I *®d *
watermelon cubes or balls
tt is expected that there will lie a
meats.
u
, ,,
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, «nd set aside in a cold place
Mr. and Mrs. C hester Kambu ami ,
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H
numlier attend
from
the Kinlon
daughter of Portland were visitors
cnurch.
F R U IT M E A L S A L A D
Summer Cocktail
last Thursday evening at the Tom j
( Serve* 1)
For enough to serve six, com-
Tax payers attention: Come to
Miller home.
bne Vs cantaloupe (cubed), 2 fresh
On lettuce-covered
salad plate
tile l udgel Meeting to be held at
.Mr. and Mrs
J. Gaaanrr anal pears (cubed) Vt package pasteur- center a mound o f cottage cheese
the Kmton school house this Friday
tablespoons). Around this at
Itigert
family
and I ixcd dates (sliced)
and
% can ( m
evening at 8:30 o clock. Matters ul family the
business in connection
w.th the Paul Iwopold and fam ily and Mi. grapefruit. Mix and allow- flavors equal distances arrange 3 piles of
orange, place 3 or 4 stoned dat.-s
Pany
went on a to blend Serve cold.
»chiol are to Iw discussed at thia and Mrs. Wes
(firs t space); 1 dessert spoon seed­
meeting anal all are u rgej to be picnic at the Riffle* Sunday.
ed raisins (second s ia r e ); 5 w al­
Mason-Dixon
Delight
present.
Mr. ami Mrs. Tom
Miller and
| 3 ripe
peaches or 6
canned nut meat halves (third space).
Miss Anne Rossitcr of Camda-n, family were dinner guests Sunday
Serve with French dr.'ssing. *
peaches
at
the
b<me
o
f
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J
Maine arrived at Kinton Wednes­
With buttered roll and a bever­
S cup canned cocoanu-t
day evening and will make an ex- B Thornton in Portland. Marjorie
age this make« a very well-balanced
A taps, raspberry jam
len'-ed visit with her cousin Mrs. K. Thornton returned with them for
Pare ripe peaches, cut in halves luncheon.
L Cox.
Misa Kossiter came by a two weeks' visit.
I or u,f canned halves and remove
way of I anadim Pac.lic and will
' O N O R EG O N F A R M S f
Mr. and Mrs.
Frad Strickland stone.
Place one half peach in a
return by way of the Panama Ca­
and daughter Klincr, Mr. and Mr*, sherbet glass Fill the center with np---------------------------------------------- n
nal the Intler part of the summer.
Coivmlli*— Tht*
annual
summer
J. C. Smith, Mr
and Mrs. Max j moist
cccoanut On top o f this
1 nis is Miss Kossiter'» first visit to Berger and aon Joe,
Jean Smith ¡place ore teaspoon raspberry jam. *our
Western Oregon Nut
this coast.
and Paul O'Connor picnicked Sun- Sprinkle with remaining cocoanut. I Growers Association has just been
.m
S»*rve with rich cream. 6 servngs I ■nnounced for August 31 and Sep-
day at River l.ot Park
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Pink Punch
! retary of the association and nut
Mclva Jean Tuttle
spent Sunday
! specialist at the- experiment station.
2 cups cold water
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with Wilma Sav-tt.
Some new territory never before
2 cups sugar
O N. Kuitan to Hukia Nordell,
1 reached on these
tours
will be
2/3 cup lemon juice
Mr. and Mrs.
Warner returned H 72 acres Sec. 2 T1S R1W
visited this year, he says. Details
1 can grapefruit juice
Friday from Tillamook.
(>. N Fin tun to Father <>by, 8.72
1 qt.
strawberry
or raspberry will be announced later.
Helen Joan Bennett
is a guest acres Sec 2. T1S R IW .
juice
at the C. J Stickney home.
K H. Stromlierg et ux to Bert
Sweet Mamma— This is an ideal
Boil the sugar and water togeth­
Mr and Mrs.
Wheeler Beattie Harper et ux, 16 012 acres Sec
spot
fa r a picnic.”
er fo r 5 minutes. Crush the ber­
32 T IN R3W.
were Portland callers Saturday.
Sweet Daddy— It must lie F ifty
ries, heat slightly and rub through
million ants can’t be wrong
John
S. Taylor
to Kdwin H. sieve. Add to syrup
Mrs. Kmma Bush is savn on the
streets driving a new Whippet car- Taylor et ux. 40 acres Sec. 11
Johnnie: This steak tastes queer.
T2S R.'lW.
FROZEN F R U IT
PUNCH
Mr, and Mrs Wiegel have l>een
Frankie. I can’t understand it.
K.
A
Nielsen
et
ux
to
Julius
(Serves
6-8)
viaiting the past week in Hillsboro.
dear. I did burn
it a little, but I
Colin. Lot 4 llamiR.ut's Aixl t|)
2 cups sugar
Mr und Mrs. James
Cieek ot
rubbed vaseline on it right away.''
Beaverton.
1 Ik cups water
Portland w eie visiting friends here
Alice i ’roffitt to II. F. Hensley,
Friday night.
4 acres Sec
12, T28 R IW .
Alice Wbeela-r has returned from
Zulu
II.
Dooley
t j F. C. Marshall
n week's visit with her sister in
et ux, I A i t 4, Kennedy Acres.
Portland.
Thomas H. Jackson et ux to M.
Mrs. Mary
Ware o f Beaverton
I). Lawrence et ux, N ik of W 'k
was a caller at Use
J. II. Neal
o f I Ait 323 Johnson K«t
Add. to
home Tuemlay.
Beaverton Reedvilly.
Hetty Stickney uml Wilma Tut­
Multnomah Commercial St Sav­
tle were luncheon guests o f June ing* Bunk to
O f 1000 children who
Ben Carsh et ux
Gilmore, Tuesday.
I Ait 7 In K. I.ehmnnn acre Trs.
enter grade s c h o o l...
iDr. Vinton Scott uml family vis­
C. I,. McCaleb et ux to 3tat<-
ited at the
K. K. Tuttle
home Rank o f Hubbard, 57.67 acres See
16. 17. 20 nnd 21 T1S R2W.
Sunday.
Frnest Olson et ux to John F
Mr. and Mrs.
W
Wire were
dinner guests
o f Mr. an,l Mrs. Olson et al K 4 acres o f S W 1. of
S K 1« o f NK'<» o f Section 4 T2S
Sappington Sunday.
R IW
Kalg.ir Lusby
and fam ily have
I’etor Grossen (A d in ) to Martin
moved in the house
on Blanton
C. Kaufman et ux, 21 acres Sec
Ave. form erly occupied by Roy’s.
3 T IN R2W
Mrs. Jacobson
and
Stella Lee
Harkaon-Olaen Invt. Co. to U. S
visited with friends ami relatives
llnrkson, 7.72 acres Bridget
Bau­
nt (¡ray's Harbor over the week
man Tr. and
the Nik o f
Lot 2
end.
Konita Gardens.
Mr and Mrs.
A. Johnson, Mrs.
Martha Klizaiwth Austin et ux
Carlson and Mrs Rummellhoff were to w ,,ltht,n Viggers et virfl 1 acre
onl/ 2 3 will
dinner guesta of II Martin of ri-
r iw
gnrd Sunday.
-
graduate from
Mr and Mra. Harry Weaver en-
On his reeent trip to Washington
joyed a trip up the Columbia River DC. Chap a topped over in ‘Mil old
highway Sunday, returning on the N *Y aw k' for a hit of glamour ami
; diversion and the Follies. He says
Washington aide
If all
the dhorua girla
in New
I/>uia Newman
and family of York were placed end to end it
Salem and W alter
Sturnaman of
mere 343 enter high school. This
would run into a lot
of figures.
Only 23 out o f 1,000 pupils who period sees
McMinnville were week-end guests Speaking
the students’ ranks
o f the elevators in Al
at the F. F,. Tuttle home.
depleted,
271
becoming
Smith’, new sky tickler. Chap says: , * nt‘‘r * r *d« *oho° 1 *teP forth from greatly
O f the
remainder,
The ladies
of the Aloha-Huber “ They drop a passenger 65 stories college
with diplomas
in their wage-earners.
college and 49 of
p.-T. A. met nt the home o f Mrs
jn 50 seconds. Your atomnch come« | hands. The elementary school turns only 72 enter
F K. Tuttle
Tuesday
and tied a down in the following elevator."
out but 657 o f the 1,000, and a ¡these drop out T efor* graduating.
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La* Cassidy of Pendleton and D.
Cassidy of Baker hava started the
construction o f a aarvica station
in Bakar at 10th and C street».
A
new shop to handle
baked
1 goods and candies is to be opened
at 12th Street on Heights in Hood
River by
Mildred and Margaret
Wright.
The first of the three bridges
that are to be constructed on the
Central Oregon
highway between
Juntura and Peach, has been com­
pleted.
Th>- o-.rtland
Sand and Gravel
Co has submitted tha low bid of
113,737 for gravel surfacing 11.0ft
miles o f the
Scottsburg-Paradis*
section of the Umpqua Highway.
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COLLEGE !
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Rosa show» s “ fon” how hs prepares hi* favorite “ tweet bite"
of orange peel and lugar.
Likes to Uahble in Kitchen ;
Orange Peel Recipe
Hit Favorite
USS COLL'MBu, who rocketed
R to radio fame and whose rich,
full voice thrllla thou-ands of eager
listeners, is the moat popular per­
sonality behind the microphone,
judging from the fan mall which
pours into the broadcasting station.
Rut In spite of the hundreds of
admiring maidens who listen spell­
bound to hts singing, Russ is just a
dark-eyed, unspoiled boy with a
unique hobby— be lovea to dabble
In the kitchen, where he ta an ex­
pert. And tt would be a brave
woman to challenge bit skill, espe­
cially in the making oi ;b* special­
ities In which he takes particular
pride. -
Hla favorite confection la candied
orange peel. He make* it hlm»aU
and keeps it around to nibble dur­
ing odd momenta at the studio.
Radio work meant late xml hreg-v
lar hours, und Rus« flads that fh.s
occasional sweet bite supplies hi-u
with a ready pick-up from fatigi.e
—for science has proved that sugar
In all Its forms Is a quick source
of energy.
Candled Orange Peel
Here is his recipe for golden
crisp orange strips, which be 1»
quite wilting to pass or, to hi*
feminine fans: Cover the pee! of
four oranges with cold water
Bring to a boll and cook slowly
until toft: drain Remove white
part of the rlmi by scraping. Cot
the peel into tjiin strips. BoD act
cup of sugar with tfc tup of water
until ayrup will thread. Add strips
of peel xud cook in ayrnp itv« min­
utes. Drain and coat with 8rs
granulated sugar.
"W illiam ,'
said
the
?unday | Architect:
Here are the
plans
school teacher, “ can you tell me fo r your new building
what we must do before we can
Manufacturer But where is the
expect forgiveness f sin?”
second floor plan?
“ Yes sir,” replied the boy. **Wfe
Architect! Ah! That is another
must sin.”
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