THURSDAY. DECEMBER 1».
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TW* UMWIHOAM, C E N TR A L POT X T . OREGON
Local Happenings
Favorite Recipes
Fg> pi lan Nugget Cuke
»Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Rosteli wer
Ur. Bill Foster, who sold his in­
Dissolve 2 tablets of chocolate in
visitors here last Sunday and called
v e s t in the Nip & S|p about a 2 tablespoons hot water. Beat to
at the Janies Cummings home dur­
month
ago, sent for his wife and j cream t* cup butter or substitute.
ing the day.
children Billy and Betty who were Add gradually I t , cups sugar, beat­
Attorney Harry Skyrman was in > m < alifornia. He became homesick ing all the time. Add yolks of 4
town looking after business matters and left for his home the same eggs. Beat. Add t* cup milk, melted
morning they arrived here. Mrs. chocolate and 1 3/4 cups flour. Beat
Wednesday.
loster and children returned on the Add beaten whites of 4 eggs. Stir
lightly. Add 1 teaspoon vanilla and
Shorty Terrill is working in his first stage to their old home.
1 heaping teaspoon baking powder.
yard nowadays and is improving his
garden also.
The bazaar and luncheon held by Mix quickly and lightly. Bake in 3
»he Hebekah’s Tuesday was a very ! layers.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Pagnac from , successful affair. They sold all their
Fillin g
Minesota. Mrs. Salisbuerry and Mrs articles and a large attendance was 2 eggs beaten separately
Wakefield visited their sister, Mrs Pre.-.ent for their luncheon. A num­ '•a cup powdered sugar
K. H. Dynge and family over the ber from Medford were present. Mrs. j 1 cup whipped cream
weekend. They left for Seattle Tues L. A. Smith received the beautiful 1 cup nut meats
quilt.
day.
dash of salt
' vanilla
Mr. and Mrs. Bodinstab and chil­
Melburn Atkins. Donald Richard­
CHOCOLATE SUNDAE PIE
dren, Lilly and Herman of Medford, son and Donald Smith are among 1 cup evaporated milk
and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Owings and those who will arrive the latter part V4 cup water
son Raymond will spend Christmas of the week to spend the vacation at 3 egg yolks
day with rMs. Owings and Mr. and their homes here in Central Point.
cup sugar
Mrs. LaCasse.
Fern Cherryholmes has work at I *» teaspoon nutmeg
Groceteria No. 2 in Medford.
teaspoon vanilla
Bette Hill and Betty Lou Hodgson
1 cup sweetened whipped cream
are among those convalescing from
Roy Jones plans to leave for Cali­ 3 egg whites, beaten stiff
the measles.
fornia Tuesday where he will spend 1/8 teaspoon salt
Don and Howard Snyder from Christmas with his sisters and bro­ 1 tablespoon gelatin
thers.
3 tablespoons cold water
California psent Tuesday in town
% cup grated or ground chocolate
visiting with friends. Both boys
Hill Snyder arrived on the train
Heat milk and V» cup of water in
are graduates from the Central
Wednesday morning from O A C and
Polut high school.
double boiler with nutmeg. Beat CKS
will visit here until Sunday, when
yolks with sugar and salt until light.
The Berean class of the Federated he will leave for California to spend Pour the hot milk over the egg mix­
church are holding their Christmas Christmas with his parents.
ture; return to double boiler and
party this afternoon at the home of
cook until the consistency of thick
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jewett
plan
to
spend
Rev. and Mrs. Lewis. The Young
cream. Remove from heat; add gela­
Married People's class of the Feder­ their Christmas holidays in Salem. tin which has been soaking 5 min­
Both
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jewetts’
people
ated church will also hold their class
utes In cold water. Add vanilla.
party there this evening, and will en­ live there. Mr. Jewett will also at­ Cool. When cool and ready to set,
tend
the
State
Teacher's
Convention
tertain the young married people's
beat with dover egg beater and fold
In Portland.
class of the Christian church.
in the stiffly-beaten egg whites.
The Central Point Service Station Pour this mixture into baked pie
Vesper Services were held at the
Normal in Ashland Sunday after­ is decorated with Christmas trees shells and set away to thoroughly
both large and small. The large trees cool. Cover with the whipped cream
noon. About 50 took part. Among
and sprinkle with the chocolate.
those attending from here wore Bill are outside and the small trees in­
MRS. GUY TEX
side. Colored lights, bright tissue pa­
Grimes, Mrs. L. C. Grimes, Mrs.
per and fur boughs all make a very
Ayers and Avis Ayers.
The annual Christmas party of
attractive display.
the Golden Link Bible class of the
Walter Abbey was the third deal­
Mrs. Ethel Jones who suffered a First Christian Church was held in
er in Oregon to receive his auto
major operation last week expects to the church parlors Friday, Dec. 13.
dealers license. His plates are num­
be able to return home Sunday from
ber 3.
the hospital. She was able to set up
Delicious refreshments were ser­ Monday and the doctor reports that
ved by a special committee. Forty- she is doing better than the aver­
age.
five ladies were in attendance.
Mrs. Arthur Hess and son Billy
and small Miss Mary Virginia Waite
of Medford visited Mrs. Hess’ moth­
er, Mrs. A. B. Williams, last Tues­
day.
Mrs. E. D. Stalling« and daugh­
ter,' Claudine and Mr. R- H- Seeg-
miller and Marie spent Monday in
Medford getting their Christmas
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shopping done. Other Medford visi­
tors were Mrs. James Martin and
sons, Merrill and Loring. Mr. and
Mrs. B. Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. Sa­
fer and Derva Jeanne, formerly of
this district.
Merrill Martin is taking a post­
graduate course in shorthaud at the
Sams Valley High school. He gradu­
ated from there last year.
An entertaining program is being
prepared by the students of the An­
tioch school under the direction of
Miss Rudd, to be presented the nigh'
of Friday 20th at the schoolhouse at
eight o'clock. Everybody come. A
Christmas social is also being plan­
ned by the Community Sunday
school for Sunday the 22nd. at ten
o’clock.
Students of the Sams Valley
school, living in this district will be­
gin a week’s Christmas holiday next
Monday the 23rd.
Outsiders
who attended
the
preaching services at the school-
house last Sunday given by Rev
Lewis were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wil­
son. Mr. and Mrs. Hensley and Mrs
Seabrook of Table Rock and Mrs.
Lewis and Mrs Annie Sanderson of
Central Point.
Mrs. Blanche Sweet is the proud
possessor of a new grand-daughter.
The parents are Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Smith of Jacksonville. The new ar­
rival was born Nov, 24 and was
named Carol Blanche.
The Sanderson family spent Sun­
day visiting at the Homer Martin
place at Reese Creek.
Election of officers were held last
Sunday at Sunday school. Mr. Bow­
en was elected Superintendent, Mrs.
Rush, assistant superintendent and
Mrs. Sanderson, secretary and trea­
surer.
The Pleasant Hour club met at
the home of Ruby Schultz Wednes­
day afternoon. Dec. 11. Mrs. Grant *r
furnished part of the program with ¥
riddles and a guessing game called
'Holiday nuts” . The president gave
two guessing games: "Cars” and
Cateachtsm". Each lady fished in a
fish pond for a Christmas present
The house was dressed in Christmas
attire and a small decorated tree
formed a centerphce for the table, j
Refreshments were served by Mrs.
Schultx, and Mrs. Mulhollen. Ladles I
present were Mo*dairies Sweet. Mar­
tin. Bowen, Grant. Perdue, Mulhol­
len, Sanderson and Schultz. The next j
meeting will be at the home of Mrs ! §
Walter Grant. Vase dipping will be
Krie goline
taken up again at this meeting. ... j
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Mr. and Mrs. Herman Pence and j
son. Junior of Klamath Falls visited j
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Mrs. Pence’s mother, Mrs. Sweet, j •V KEROSENE — MOTOR OILS g
last Sunday.
Wholesale and Retail
Grandpa Hines returned last Wed­
nesday after a ten day stay at Band- §
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on. Oregon with his son. He reports
sunshiny weather all during hisj ^SERVICE STATIO N ^
stay.
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W e extend our best wishes for the
H O L ID A Y SEASO N
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Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann’s.
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