The Beaverton review., June 21, 1935, Image 3

FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1W«I
The Beaverton Review
MARY MARTHA SAYS
"HIDE YOUR TROUBLES”
w to cannot i-vude
them;
with n
whole world of b«auty shout them,
with opporiuiiiti«» for study, for
contact with the firvst mincit» of
the universe through books, mu­
ai«'. picture«,
they oiamp
U h ' iii -
My deara;
»«•lvi*a into a narrow cell of pre­
('hri»buph«r Murley In hi» "Where judice, of ii^jurtsl feeling», of pet­
tie Blue lli'uum" »ays: “ it >t all ty worries. They l««»e Right of ev-
tery well to wear a crown of eiything )nyor>l
their
encircling
thorns, and indeed every sensitive walls.
iieature carries one in secret, but
Wilkin your i«vter«wts,
O Many
there are times when |l ought t > Murlhus. Get away from the j>et-
be worn cocked over one ear." 1 I) thmga of your live*, reach out
«hi so thoroughly a gu e with Mr. f«»r rw-w iileas, freah contacts, con-
Motley W»> all have our mrruwi, atructlve work, study, rejui, think,
our tr.ala,
which
constitute
our and »oorv you will find that you,
"crown of thorn»", but I wonder too, can tilt your particular orown
how many ever c«H'k them jauntily of thorns jauntily
over one «ar,
over <>n«< car and laugh ut them, arul go forward
with new
zeal,
and at thcinMlvc». 1 fear not many. m w enjoyment, into u fuller more
Ala», most |HMiple g o wailing their c<>n*tructiv<» life of action aid hap.
trouble» u> the world,
bjnlenink pin«»». You »ee, my «loar», I »jM'sk
beauts already weary to the break whereof I know.
log, adding ineir i|Uola of >ieal anti j
I want to include a bit of verse
Imaginary woe» to the already hea­ sent me by Z. X . which w ill, I
vy load o f the world’s »uttering, think, fit in with it ban l«'t,«'r
and thereby making their own trou- j
Ilea only the more difficult to en " I f you’re feeling 'k i r ^ ' blue
uure.
Just smile.
It ec «oitly | bs«l occas.vn to rt- I f the world »«rem» 'lark to you.
\isil a place where I had lived for Just smile.
a nuink>«*r o f years, a place when If you wear a smile ahway*
1 hud become u sort of mother- j You’ll be happy arvl lie gay,
confessor who li»ter.««d ut d advised, | ) ou will find that it will |>ay,
encouraged and iifceulxl. 'Upon my, Just to »mile.”
U-turn, after aevtiral ntontlis ab­
I/>vingly yours,
sence, such a mduge of surrowa, of
•M A K Y -M A R T IIA ’
trials and 1 1 ibulationa, of Kcandal»
arul <|uarrete, were |K>ured into rny <al'
ui willing eans, 'that | marveltd al
ALOHA
their 1» mg able to stand up un-!
der »ei’h an acrumulatavl load of
Mrs. George Otiten
of Port Ian ,
u fferin g , yet the real truth was
that Ihnae women were not unhap- was taken to St. Vincent'* hoap tu!
|>>, they w«<re only concent rating for a major operation Friday. Mr*
their attention
on the unpleasant J, II. Neal called to see her on
thing». They had had pleasant x- Tuew lay. She i» a niece of Mr*.
periancea, much enjoyment, friend- Neal.
rhi|M.
|>id they
mention
these
David
Gregg.
appointed
fr n
thing» until | Ixigaii inquiring? No. North Dakota on his scholastic rc-
They apok«« only of th« mournful cord, without examinaticn, w -t or.i
miseries which they, in tne.r blind­ of lh® grj-iua.e» from W e t Pom
ness, had mad«' unto real -rowi» this June. Hi* maintained ,i
um
of thorns
and
were «lei beralely high rating Ui rough his years at
pressing into their brow*.
Went Point. He is a grand n<ph«*w
Believe me, doair friends,
when of J. H. Neal.
I »ay that
| do not thus «i>e«k
Mrs. H«rbert Yeager and thru
Jei*.mgly of those deep inner sor­
row* wnich sometime* come to rack chiUln-n anl Mrs. Bully Pitersor
the very found*! nxi* of oui lives. of Culver City, Oal., were callirg
Such
sorrows,
bravely,
silently on Mrs. O. C. Mason, Wedrvaday
I «or no, are the food for the great­ mom ng. They were on their wav
est
soul-growth,
But to «»tra ct to the home of Mr*. An iy J»<-h< lin
Portlsnd.
Mis.
Yeager
is •
the « sitence of good which uch ex- in
and
Mrs. Peterson »
pi rn-ncisi hold,
one
must
study daughter,
them, »«-ekii.g the inn«*r l«*<»on they -laughter-in-law o f Mr.«. Derdu lm.
are meant Ui 1euch, and not run
Mr. and Mrs. B L. Dorman an
hither a ml yon wailing our » o r «w Mrs. J. G. K itin g * <f Vancouver,
to the weary cars of any chance Wash , w«*r«' gue»ts of Mm. Elmer
listener whom wi- may meet. Such Scott Sunday. Mr. Domun 1.» a
bitter suffering,
if mentioned’ at I rother and Mrs E ld ngs a r >tcr
all, should teach only the hearing o f
Mr*.
Scott.
W«*tlne».!»y
the
of perhaps one friend w’ ho really Scotts hail as guests, a oat'ghter,
UfslerNtaida,
and in »uch
under- Mr*. W , C. Barr** ard two <-hil-
ntanding, can give h«abng comfort. dren Gene ar.d Beverly, and Mrs.
It ia of the trivial Inals,
the J Woodruff of («m a < , Wash.
jietty difficulties, the neighborhood OR-------------------------------------------- OR
quarrels, the dom«wt;c friction that
llazeldale Items
»« often forms the entire co n versa-
ton al range « f n»sny women, I ha!
1 would x])«‘ak. These womer make
Mr. Pontee ha* l»«-n chcs«-n prin­
*uch thing» into a »courge of mis-; cipal o f the llazeldale school fo.'
ary for themselves are) every one the coming year.
1
Fähig» W«*l»b«'i of Shi il, Ole., i*
v.siting Mr. arul Mr- i ’ lauiU- Web
liar for several days.
hot fat until well brownexi. ( Ban n
°i him giv«s a g ,<<i flavor.) R«--
niovt the meat cukes an I make a
gravy by ackkin* flour to the fat
rimairinK ir. the psev and atir un­
til th*» flour ia well browned. Ua<*
r enough flour
to make
a cream
si nce [>( rni’dium c «nsiatracy (1 eup
1 milk, 2 timps flour).
ArW
milk
until desired
c ruiMtency.
Return
| browned meat cake* to cream sauc"
•nd finish cookirg cakes over a
1 I'wr fire. This serves about eight
persons.
Mine Doris I’«.-tensón of Portland
l- visiting this week at the home
o f Mr and Mr». Lyle Taylor.
Iliwttkiale school district held the
atMtual eluotiioin
M'rala y
everting. u,. „■
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.
...
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Mr. Wist ver wa* chmei, . . dark,
¿ ‘' T V , .
‘T * *
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i
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1 ' Ve
a i*l Mr. Km jheloe was elected to I
Meal» I hat ( apture Pr./es , gr avy. 6 g m . K - ,
When in ikiubt »tuff it! If you
the a«'.hoo| board. Other member» of
Stuhld O ra n ;«»
the school Ir ar<t are Max Berger, W'rider ju"t how to prepare that
6 orange»
dish to give it a brarxl new look,
chairman, arvl (Terence W alkit,
ai «I a fine, full flavor, asnist yixjr-
Vk cup dates
«
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■elf right out
o f your quand»ry
V4 cup nut meits
Mr. and Mrs- S. B. Ixiwrvnce
On Oregon Farms
■ nd fill it to the brim with irtuff
*/i cup cix-oanut
i tnd S. B. Jr- were dinrer quests
log!
1 egg wr.rte
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j ftf Mr. and Mr». Dave Fisk an)
Turkeys Pay
for Proper < are
Don't think the kind o f duffing
*,* cup powdnred »ugar
Mr. amt Mrs. Wiley Fisk at Mull-
slice
Albany— With iturkry e g g s selling wt Put inside our turkey aiio oth-
< Cut
ut a a slice
fr from
m the the
en. end
o f of
« ach
1 nomah on Sunday.
for 12 to 15 cents a pil'd- an : 1 f ,,w! covers ihe fu ld. There i* orange
and carefully remove the
Mi % Jam a Lalhrop o f Rilcign
many turkey growers vainly wish- 14 stuffing for every purpose. Vege- pulp I f feasible, cut e-.g*«
of
irg ttfieir turkeya wouM eonirntnce ll<,,1es, fruit, cake, steak, salad— orange whell
»hell in scallops. M.x cr- is spetajing the week at Seaside.
Mrs. Wm. Garish, Worthy Matron
ange pulp, slice i date*, choppe
r|y laying,
the 176
hen flock
t r«se ■r;d more may be etuffe
cocí out teg«; he t a n d re­ of Beaver Ohapttr 0. E. 8., wh •
<«wnt*i |»y John Steen, south of 1*- w‘ th sparkling ar 1 savory r suit s' not* and cocoa
for
the past few
fill the orange »hells. Beat ibe has l<e«n ill
hanon, waa laying about 40 per
•gg wh le until rt iff, i iM sujfzr weeks, ts much improved.
cent late in March, and gai ling
Stuffed Dates
arul e' ntinue be at ng. Co­
every day, Mr. Steen told Count)'
Take a stuffed da'e, for ir.ilance;
with the mer-
of ' rank«
Agent Floyd McMullen he credit» <>i take two, they taste so gixid!
the early laying o f ihia hens to pro- F ill a plump *iale with cottage or ii.gu»'. Bake in a al w even (275
lection from
cold driving
wind*, cream cheese
Brvi yiu r salad Is F.) for 15 minutes or until th;
Take your pencil and do a little
ami
Ui the good, well-balanced halfmade;
fill
them with pesnut meringue is brown. Serve w&im,
Light
travel*
lsb.UOo
mash he feeds.
butter
or American ch“ ese
for sprinkled w th cocoa nut. 6 servings figur ng.
n.iles a second. Multiply that by
sandwiches;
fill date* with r.ut-
60 seconds to the minute, then 60
Find New Way of Fooling K »e *
m.ats an.I roll th*rn in sugar an-i
Stuffed Onions
minute* to the hour, and 24 hours
(¿tkirview I wo
i- >ur ty wool a
or p irfy ^ w e e t J h r^aniy;
b Bermuda onion«
! to the day; 365 cays to the year,
Vrower*t fid Boabythtll, Dry ( reck Muff therrt with f; m|art or mar!fh-
12 salt«fd crackers
ar 1 the big sum already by 250
Rrxl S' ft. Ilanjon,
S (k1, T av<- ruallow an l get confectiore*ry!
’ » cup ground cooked m< at
millions. Now you have in tee to­
found that bummer I a n il« can hie
2 t.l*sps. sh<,rtening
tal the distance to the last west.
graftid on ewes by rubbing kero­
Salt ar.d pepper
.Stuffed Bananas
That ia the line fence eff there-
sene on the Ups and under jaw of
2
cups
medium
white
sauce
Allow one yellcw-ripe har.ar a for
| so far as these know wno study
the ewe, and on the iariUi lo tie
V* cup grated cheese
serving.
and
split
inte
m i
, j
*
1
a
' each
» *-11
v n u .
* Peel,
C T I»
a
i r 'd
n
p u t
D
ll'
1’ eel ar.d parboil onion* in bo. | j the heavens.
adopted. They i-werRly rep«irted to h .
h-nirthwise place halves on
on
< «lur.ty Agent V W. Johnson that . IV.^ lengxnwise. I laee ra iv «» on ir.g salted wat«rr. Drain ard re-1
Then lei your imagination sweep
• 1
J; , • •
. 1
a plate, cut side up. With a silvu
thia mcthixl is just as successful as
K
.. . .
.
move centers. Chop centers and
ut to the east. Away west, away
J , , .
,
1
teaspoon make a slight gri ove down
the c mmon one o f faster irg fnesh
1 *
.
,
" u combine
with crumbled
crackers, east. Quite a size-able universe you
the center
of each banana half
pelt* from <i*»<l Lmlw or. bummers,
Make a ¡fluffing o f cream cheese meat, sh'.rlening an - sea« r.in". F ill! s*y- And. r-w turn to Psalm 103:12
uni save*
a great
deal of time
thoroughly
blended
with
canned orior.s with this mixture. Place 1 —“ As far as the east is from thi
and energy.
them
in a buttered baking dish, west, g<y far harh He removed our
«rushed pineapple. Sprta.1 the m ix­
Cover with medium white s .uce. | transgression* from us.”
Crossing
ture
on
one
banana
half
and
plan
Try New Seed Crop in Lane
and sprinkle with giated cl.ee e. over the line that «divide* betwtnen
the other half on lop. Spread tjhe
Eugene—A venture in vffetab l
Rake covered 15 rninutes in a ho1 i r ght ar.d wrong, mears that big
taTted
banana with a thin e ating
even (450° F.). Uncover ar.d browr. word "transgressiens” . And being
*<e«i production
ia being
s
of cretni mayonnaise ar 1 »prirkle
6 servings.
this year
yiar by several farmers
fsrm irs on
...
.
.
: n> w counted righteous by Christ’s
the north fork of the Siuslaw riv- w*th finely chopped nut-mcat*. i/re-
i bl?od,
we shall be saved
from
forabiy
salted pecans.
Serve on
near Florence. H ar» Peter*,n
wrath through Him.
POEM KALS
»hre«ided lettuce or watercress as
ond Ralph Johnson will each have
And now comes a laboring man
H hen you go to ye ur door
one acre o f beet* for seed and El-
who is also a Bible f«:ui:nt. “ 1
And guests stand trere,
nier Johnson an acre o f cabbage,
ghs. I think a mar. ought to master the
Don’t turn ’em away with
Stuffed Steak
and another «ere o f be«st seed may
whole Bible,” says this man. He
With a welcoming smile
2 cup* boiled rice
be planted. The pDniirgs th.i* ye-ar
used to pick up a scanty living
And never a care
2 it baps, choppes) parsley
are in the nature of an experiment,
singing in the saloons and places
Prepare
a
hasty
surprise.
Paprika
rirvl if suocewsful may lead tc the
where shame rules. A man whose
Emergency Special
1 Vk lbs. round
steak
or flank
«“■tabliahmH'nt of a profitable n«w
songs would have larded him in
lV i lbs. rourd steak
steak
farm enlerprise in weatetr. l » r c
Uncle Sam’s Big House to serve
1
4
cup
fine
dry
bread
crumbs
1 tsp. onion juice
county, says County Agent O. S.
t me if he had sent them t a rough
1 egg well beaten
Combine the rice and seasonings.
Fetch 1er.
the mails and been caught. And
1 teaspoon onion juice
Pound the steak until thin, sprin­
this friend wishes he m ig 't forget.
•k teaspocn salt
kle with salt, spread with a layer
Clackamas Farmers S o w Crass
Friend, take out your pencil ar.d
Popper
of the rice stuffing
three-fourths
Orc-gixi City— Among Clackamas
figure how far away God puts the
Milk to moisten
inch thick. Roll and fasten wit-
county
farmer* planning
on an
Put round steak cr torn« othet
1{ the penitent.
“F r
skewers or tcotihpicks; or tie with
acreage of tall meadow- .«at grass „ n
wWU cookirg.
lO|h ’>■( me;: (hop- t.-nse things that are behtr- • — God
for »eed production tin* y « r for
^
a d
ov en dish. Acid per four cr five times. A id other j speaking through the Apcstl* Paul.
the first time are Howard Belton
gredierts srd mix very thorough- What God has blotted out. He for-
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enough hot water to come up or.e-
New Era;
Stanley !{«>■. Molall.
inch in pan Cover, cock in ly. Add milk to make the right bid* us to unearth and brood over,
and L. H
Hagen, Resfland. Soil
lo mold
into sm all'
George N. Taylor, Beiverton, Or-
i .
.
HalB‘‘ "! R' ^ ndr:. ®cil moderate oven (350* F.) about 2 ctiwis rcy
pd. adv.
an«l climatic condition, of C lacka h
Remove the cover to brown chkes at>out % inch thick. Fry in | «'o n .
mas county ar® ideal for gran, seed
production, acconiing to County A-
-
gent J. J. Inskeep, wh.' believe*
that many farmers of the county
cc uld profitably
grow
mere o f :
these crop«, particularly' tall mea
dow oat grass wnd ohewings < "es-
■
cue.
ci IIREST H E M S PHOTOGRAPHED FOR
June Salads F o r June Brides!
Plan
the Wedding Luncheon Now
In The WEEK'S NEWS
THF. REVIEW
S T O P - G A P NÎ3A
— While the N n A
will be extended
until nextsvear it
will be dideless
and a fact-finding
body only. Presi­
dent R oosevelt
announced Mean­
while the adminis­
tration is consid­
ering what other
steps can be taken
to sal vage t h e
New Deal.
B y Martha Adama
HEN the bridegroom slips the
W
ring on tho waiting Unger and
the bride promises to love, honor
mid cherish, her part In the cere­
mony 1» over. On the other hand.
F family Is busily concerned with
l
wedding luncheon or tho ro-
i
a, and the festivities that go
«
r hours.
...lcklly for the bride’s fumlly.
tho month of Juno is an Ideal time
lor a porch luncheon or out-of-doors
reception
Fresh fruit» and vege­
table» are at tho height of the s«>a-
•on So tn addition to having de­
licious food, the color scheme of
salud» and sandwiches can be as
gay as the bride’s spirits.
II.-re are two menus for both a
luncheon and reception, and rcclpea
for some of the most delicious of
ihe foods:
Tabl e P r e o r a t i o n — R rd R o t a
iRed and ITMIc Color Scheme)
Formsl Luncheon Mane
R adith
Rote»
Stuffed
Jellied Tomato Salad»*
Chicken a la King
Raked Stuffed Potatoe»
Pickled Reel»
lint l.unrhron Roll»
I anilla Ire Cream
F. a h Stratcberry .Snare
Rride'» ¡Chile Cake with
While Frotling
Red and ¡C hite Mint»
Coffee
Reception Refreahmente
Stuffed Celery
Queen Oil re»
block Pale dc Foie Cra» Canape»•
Jellied Strawberry Salad *
Dale Star»*
Finger Sandtrirke»"
Auorled Cake»
llo t Chocolate
Coffee
Salted Nutt
Candle»
Jellied Tomato Salade*
4 teiupoons s*t»Un
1 u bltipoon s cold » » U r
a cup« cooked or canned tomstooa
t teaspoon «craped onion
14 teaspoon salt
a teaspoons aut*r
I teaspoon Worcestershire seuce
Real mayonnalaa
Soak gelatin In cold water.
Cook tomatoee and seasoning» 10
minutes and strain off liquid. Dis­
solve gelatin In hot liquid. Pour
Into Individual molds Chill until
Arm llnmold on crisp lettuce.
Garnish with parsley and real
mayonnaise.
Mock Pate de Fol# Qrae Canapes*
The Bride's Seled Is a strawberry
moldl And tastier then ever when
served with reel mayonnaise.
on canapes and serve with half
slices of lemon. Makes about 1
cup spread. Use finer grinder of
food chopper for liver and ntush-
room*.
Date Start*
3 tablespoon» real mayonnaise
P.S.. T H E Y G O T T H E JOB — First
scholarship winners of Fisher Body
Craftsman’* Guild to graduate from
college found good jobs awaiting
them. Albert Fischer. U. of Illinois,
will join the research division of Gen­
eral Motors, and Raymond Doerr, U.
of Mich., the G - M proving grounds
staff. Left to right are Fischer. Guild
Secretary W. S. McLean. Doerr and
Guild President W. A. Fisher.
I package i j ounce® cream cheese
' » eup dates, seeded and finely chopped
A LM A M A T E R H O N ­
ORS SON— M. Sayle
T a y l o r , n a t i o n a lly
known as “The Voice
of Experience." re­
ceives an honorary de­
gree of doctor of laws
from William Jewell
College. Liberty. Mo.,
his alma mater. Or.
Taylor delivered the
mencement
address. -----------
Blend real mayonnaise, cream
cheese and dates. Cut thin slices
of bread Into stars with rooklo cut­
ter and cut an equal number of
circles about half the slro of the
stara. Rutter the bread. Spread
stars with date mixture and place
a circle of bread on each.
Finger 8andwiehes*
(open face)
1 package» It ounce® cream chwao
' « cup rtal mayonnalaa
3 tablespoon« almonds, finely chopped
I tablespoon mtrsarhlno cherries,
drained and finely chopped
Fold mayonnaise Into whipped
cream. When gelatin Is slightly
thickened, fold It slowly Into may
onnalse and cream mixture until
entirely smooth. Fold In strawber­
ries. Turn Into mold. Chill until
firm. Unmold on crisp lettuce.
I peckage strawberry flavored gelatin
Serve with additional mayonnaise,
3 cups boiling »rater
thinned with a little whipped
3 tablespoons confectioners' sugar
} cups strawberries, quartered »nd
cream and lemon juice. Serves 6.
Va cup rest mayonnaise
hulled
1 cup boiled csives llyer. Ilnely ground
If loose strawberry seeds appear
1/> eup rest mayonnaise
Va cup boiled mushroom», finely (round
on the surface of the turned-out
1/S cup creem. whipped
V« teaspoon salt
Dissolve gelatin In boiling water. mold, they are easily wiped off with
To real mayopnalae add rcmaln-
MV ’ngrpdlonti uad blend. Spread Chill. Sugar the strawborrles. a soft cloth.
Blend Ingredients together thor­
oughly. Spread on thin slices of
graham or whole wheat bread and
cut In strips. Makes 1^4 cups of
spread.
Jellied Strawberry Salad*
“ AY GO H O M E ’’— Greta Garbo,
famous screen star, said "she
was tired of it all” and sailed
for her home in Sweden for a
five months' rest.
F I G U R A T I V E L Y S P E A K IN G —
This Is the figure, and figures, of
Miss Sally O’Brien of Chicago, who
won a clty-wid^contest to select a
girl In whom was combined a per­
fectly proportioned body, health,
beauty and complexion.
N OW T H E " K I T C H E N TR O U S S E A U ’— Colette d’Ar-
vllle, pretty French star of the Opera Comique, it so
enthusiastic about American kitchen devices, the la
taking back a complete “ kitchen trousseau” assembled
by Hammacher Schlemmer.^