Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 10, 1934, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX MEDFORD MAIL TMBUXE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TTEDXESDAT, OCTOBER 10, 1934. PUNS MADE AT E flaked Ham En Casserole. t thick slice of ham 't teaspoon dry mustard or prepar. ed Xiiustard About 3 apples tt cup -brown sugar 3 or 4 potatoes 1 to l'j cups milk. Method: Place ft thick slice of ham In a baking pun. Sprinkle the ham generously with mustard, cover ham with thin slices of apple and cover the apples with brown suar. Fill the space In the pan around the ham with thin slices of raw potato, and cover with milk. Bake nt 350 degrees Until the ham and potatoes are ten der. It will take 45 to 60 minutes, Caramel Carrots. 8 tablespoons brown sugar 3 tablespoons butter 3 lbs. carrots I teaspoon salt Dash white pepper. Method: .Cover carrots with Ice water and let stand an hour to make them very crisp. Ccrape and shred or cut In long strips or slices. Place tiATE Georgian StehJling. GORHAM It is a plea tore for us to show you this new pattern in Gorham Ster ling, rich with the best charac teristics of two t;.Hl famous periods the Georgian days of Old England and the Colonial days of America. HK.STI.Il HEATH stress the fmpor tnnre nt fine Sflvprwnre tt alun have the fnmftu (inrhnm plntp. the iitvxt ict t lilnR to Strr-llnir. Law rence s Specializing In high quality Silverware, In oiled baking dish, sprinkle with salt, pepper, brown sugar and butter. Cover tightly and bake about 45 to 60 minutes at 350 deg. This Is Ideal with an oven dinner that requires 45 minutes to one and one-half hours, For longer time, use larger pieces. Chocolate Tea Cakes. 1 I cup sugar 4 tbsp. melted shortening 1 oups flour 14 tap. salt Up. soda i tap, baking powder cup sour milk or butterrtmx cup boiling watr 1 tap. vanilla. Method: Beat egg well. Mix sugar and chocolate together and add to egg. Add meltM shortening. 81ft flour once before measuring. 81ft flour, salt, soda and baking powder together, and add to the chocolate mixture al ternately with the milk and boiling water. Beat batter smooth with ro tary egg beater. Pour Into well-greas ed and lightly floured pan or mufflne pans. (Fill muffin pans only half full.) Bake at 375 deg. about 16 or 20 minutes. Cream Cheese Chocolate Icing. Method: Blend package cream cheese and l'4 cups confectioner's sugar as for pastry. Add 3 squares melted unsweetened cholocate, cooled to blooU heat, about 3 tablespoons hot water and teaspoon vanilla. Mix and spread. Double recipe lor 2-layer cake. A Platter Luncheon. S cups cooked macarlno (chilled) 1 cup diced crisp celery cup dloed sweet plcklee 1 pimento, chopped finely 1 tbsp. mlnoed onion 1-3 cup shredded cheese Slice bolted egg, diced green pepper and radishes may also be added If desired. Method: Mix lightly together with about one cup of mayonnaise or cook ed salad dressing and place upon a large cold plate or platter. Garnish with slices of corn beef or cold roast meat around the edgs of the platter. Also fresh tomatoes and tender cook ed whole carrots or other cooked vege tables In season, sprigs of pariley and crisp lettuoe leaves. This makes a most attractive meal. A Pinner In a Dish. 1 Vi Mm. hamburger (or ground left over meats) 9 onions A thinly siloed green pepper rings 1 No. 3 can of corn or 1 cups cooked corn 1 can tomato soup tablespoons butter Bait, pepper, seasoning to taste 1 cup mashed potatoes rlced. Method: Saute onions and green pepper In a little shortening until tender. Remove from frying pan. Season hamburger and shape In small balls. Fry until nicely browned. Add butter, salt and pepper to corn. Place In oiled casserole. Alternate layers of meat balls, corn, onion and green pepper and tomato soup. Over all sprlkle buttered crumbs and strips of bacon. Serve with baked potatoes, or Just before serving, cover with mash ed potatoes put through rlcer and dot with butter (omitting buttered crumbs) and put back In oven until potaoes are browned. Corn Muffins. 1 cup flour 2 teaspoons baking powder 1 cup corn meal cup sugar 1 teaspoon salt 1 egg, beaten 1 cup milk tablespoons melted shortening. Method: 61ft together flour, salt. sugar and baking powder. Add corn meal. Add beaten egg to milk and melted shortening. Combine with dry Ingredients. (Dp not over-mix muf fins.) Place In oiled muffins pans or In corn pans (If using corn pans, heat In oven before oiling and putting muffins In pans to form kernels and a nice brown crisp crust). Bake at 400-435 deg., 15 or 30 minutes, de pending on slae of muffin pans. Coffee Making. Instructions to be given in class. Apple Roll. 3 cups flour 3 tsp, baking powder 1 tap. salt 4 tbsp, shortening cup milk 5 or 4 apples V tap. cinnamon 4 to 8 tbsp. sugar 9 tbsp. butter. Method: 81ft dry Ingredients to gether. Cut In shortening. Add liquid. Roll on floured board to thin, narrow long sheet. Spread over with sliced apples, sugar and cinnamon. Dot with FOR HOLIDAY FRIDAY SALEM, Oct. 10. (AP) Friday, Co lumbus day, will be observed as a legal holiday In Oregon, with state of fices closed. The state liquor control commission announced all state liquor stores likewise would remain closed on October 13. Schools will be In operation, how ever, Superintendent of Public In struction O. A. Howard announced, although special programs will be presented In recognition of the date. Executive committee of the Jack son county home extension service met for their October meeting at the home of Mrs. Mabel Thornton at Fish lake dam, October 0. Plans were developed for the school for parents to be held October 19, at which Miss Flora Thurston of New York will be principal speaker. The extension service will serve cof fee for the noon luncheon, at which every one will be requested to bring her Individual box luncheon. The executive committee also made plans to sponsor a tea at the close of the school for parents In the court house auditorium, honoring Miss Thurston. Miss Alice Maim, acting home dem onstration agent, reported for the month of Septebmer 30 all-day meet ings attended, Including four local leader training meetings, one officers' training conference, and a two-day extension conference In Corvallls. Eighty-four guide patterns were made in eight communities In the fall clothing project, and approximately 63.000 cans of fruits, vegetables end meats sealed In the Med ford canning kitchen and the movable kitchen working In Ashland, Rogue River and Eagle Point. The committee selected subjects for radio talks on food and clothing to be given over KMED each Wednesday this month at 1 :30. Radio study clubs on child development were scheduled to begin October 31 and continue every second Wednesday through the winter. Members of the committee present at the meeting were: Mrs. Mabel C. Mack, acting state leader of home economics extension, Mrs. Effle Birds eye, Mrs. Susie Maust, Mrs. Mabel Thornton, Mrs. Bertha Young, Mrs. Rita Myers, Miss Alice Mai In. acting home demonstration agent. Members of the committee unable to be pres ent were Mrs. Bertha Glasgow, chair man and Miss Alice panley, honorary chairman. The mountains and canyons were gorgeous with autumn coloring and the day was perfect. Mrs. Thornton served a delicious luncheon. Dentist Seeking License Return PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 10. (AP) A circuit coxirt appeal to regain his license, revoked by the state dental board, has been filed by Dr. Harry Semler, Portland dentist. Dr. Semler set out in his appeal that there was no evidence to sus tain the action of the board, which sat as accuser, Judge and Jury In con ducting Its hearings. v Jl Enthusiastic Crowd Delighted by Mail Tribune Cooking Classes Cooking School Recipes shsb PARENTS SCHOOL ef"U LEGION MARCHING 3:iSKyLL REVEALS Published hach Day for Convenience of Guests The recipes covered each day by Hester Heath at the Mall Tribune cook ing school will be published the following day for the convenience of southern Oregon housewives. If you have misplaced your program, clip this list of recipes. oiled. Bake at 420 deg., 18 to 30 mtn utes. Serve with fruit sauce. Fruit Sauce, cup sugar or 14 cup white sugar and 1-3 cup brown sugar 1 tbsp, cornstarch M o Vt tsp. cinnamon 4 tbsp. butter 3 cups water Bit of grated lemon rind. Method; Mix sugar, cornstarch, cinnamon and lemon rind. Stir Into boiling water. Cook until stornstarch Is thoroughly cooked. Add butter. i1 '4 ! if T. 21 Leading the battery of defense attorneys for Samuel Insull and a number of his associates on trial in Chicago in a federal mall fraud case growing out of the collapse of the Insull utilities. Is Floyd E. Thompson (above). (Associated Press Photo) MIAMI, Fla. (UP) Seventy - five thousand World war veterans will In augurate Miami's "Winter Season" three weeks early this year with the American Legion national convention. Miami, resembling a great ghost city in the summer and early fall, will become a winter playground with the opening of the convention Oct. 33-3S. Annual "winter cleaning," In pre paration for the tourist season, will begin early In October. Apartments and dwellings, their windows boarded up since spring, will be opened a month earlier to accommodate the thousands of visiting legionnaires. The legion convention will open Oct. 31, with religious services In the great amphitheater In Bayfront park. The convention proper will open the following day In Bayfront park. Simultaneously, the Legion auxili ary will convene at the Mlami-Bllt more hotel In Coral Gables. The commander's dinner has been scheduled for the evening of Oct. 23 at the Blltmore Country club. The "Porty'n Eight," which devotes Its activities to the less serious side of life, will parade with torchlights during the same night, closing with the grand ball later. During the two days preceding the convention, the parade of long pas senger trains down the seaboard from Atlanta will resemble New York's ele vated railway. The Seaboard Air Lines and Florida East Coast railroad will maintain a 30-minutes-between-t rains schedule. Five hundred addi tional Pullmans will be pressed Into service. Coastal steamship lines have char tered extra liners for the veterans. LA GRANDE. Ore., Oct. 10. (AP) The finding of a skull In the moun ttn paRt of Union Sunday by Her- shel Halsey, Union youth, while hunt ing, today had definitely ciearea up the mystery of the disappearance of Manford Alexander, 40, of Cove In December, 1931. County Coroner George Walker and a nnrtv of men were led to the scene of the find yesterday by young Halsey and besides the skull, otner siseieuu m.irv nrf mnme, nt Alexander's per- . sonal possessions, Identified as such by a brother, were discovered. Alexander had been on nia way into thn trtmintntriR to take supplies to two brothers who were trapping, when a blizzard came up. Apparently no became lost In the storm, sat down to rest and froze to death, officers theorize. GARTERLESS FAD LONDON (UP) Britain's menfolk are discarding their garters. Instead, they are trusting to "self- supporters," clastic bands, safety pins, sticking plaster, or Just defying gravity to solve the problem of keep ing up their socks. What Is more, they have called forth a great wall from haberdashers. Their news organ. Men's Wear, has some strong things to say on this subject. "Some wholesalers and retailers are encouraging men to go garterless. The next logical step would be for shoe manufacturers to produce men's shoes with a type of lining that would make the wearing of socks un necessary. That would tend to de stroy the hosiery business. "Next, some enterprising manufac turer might produce a sandal that could replace the modern shoe." The whole reason for all this bit terness seems to be that some hosiers aro selling socks which don't need any keeping up. In fact, socks that keep themselves up. mu ViWflSK iissVrV-T' TZsV'iy JiTsi inasAwiU,aja Women Like the Convenience of "One Stop Service" Says HESTER HEATH yL-iyiytt.-..)V,. S; W .. -, - '"... .( V 1 f i A " r ' " Av "'" fi 1 1 VI I v r f V " I "Mont women who drive their oan rare do not enjoy golnc from place to place for service . They especially Appreci ate 'One Stop' service where their ran may be thoroughly checked and serviced at one stop. They appreciate, too. the cour teous prompt isnlre al ways rendered by Fire it one t ores' Here's What "One Stop Service" Means "One Mop Hrnlce" Imiuilr the fnmtHii Firestone fprt lullml t.iihrluitlun. Complete Itattery and Fleet rle Serilie, llrnke TeMliii, Adjusting nd re ti ii i n n and Thorough Tire enle. Rcores of other f ratine are nlo Inclniled In 1hii splendid, tlme siivlng "Otic-Mop serhcel v 11 ir .,.,.,,... , ' it. ' W w4.'wwr l Phone 620. Ninth and Riverside iwi,!MW''jwwii)'iiigiwriM HESTER HEATH Selected BECK'S DeLuxe Loaf for the Mail Tribune Cooking School at Hunt's CRATERIAN Theater t . ' , (J k i - 1 . ''t Aw i-rtivwCjiiiitf'.-v HAVE YOU TRIED BECK'S Golden Rusk? IT'S THE PERFECT TOAST For Its Wholesome Engredients Delicious Taste Fine Texture Uniformity mmmi h?i;iih" 'You Need No Longer Be Told That You Have An Expensive Foot" FOR GENUINE FOOT COMFORT "r3 Hester Heath Famous Dietitian Advises Housewives to Choose ENNA' JETTICK America's Smartest . Walking Shoes YOU'Vfc never worn shoes like these! They're brand new. Enna Jettlrks through nnd through so. far as their fitting qualities are concerned. Like all Enna Jettlcks, designed first of all to keep you In com fort. But . , . something's been added. SMARTNESS... BEAUTY . . , NEW DETAILS . , . NEW LEATHERS . . . AN V N MIST A K A RLE "IN-THE-TREXD" CHARACTER. The result Is nn entirely new walking shoe that we'll match with any of the too-plnchlng beauties for fashion . . . and with any house slipper In the country for com fort. At last ... a perfect combination of all the things you want In a shoe to bring real Joy to your life afoot. New beauty and old fitting quality in new Enna Jet ticks. There should be nt least one pair of them 1n every mart woman's wardrobe. You will find the Enna Jettlck line still replete with those friendly fitting shoes that years of grateful acceptance have endorsed. M. M. Dept. Store $6 Rail mwn, y i - '' 1 f 1 v ? 1 1 Sies 1 to 12 Widths AAAAA to EEE .OO .OO MEEKER'S Real smartness demands perfect fit Exceptional Quality 5. - UV i. f Hi That's What HESTER HEATH Says About SNIDER'S GOLD MEDAL BUTTER Bnidor'i Butter la rich in flavor and food value. That's why Hester Heath has selected it for nnny of her choice recipes. Bee her at the Craterian Theatre October 10, 11 and 12. " It's Snider'sIt's the Best to Buy" Phone 203 Snider Dairy & Produce Co.