Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 01, 1939, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY. DECEMBER I, 1939. Society By Clara Blanche Deardorf Weds Nebraska Man Thursday At 5 o'clock last evening in the Lutheran church, Mrs. Blanche Deardorf of this city be came the bride of Victor C. Struve of Deshler, NebrasKa. The Rev. Werner Jcsscn united the couple In marriage. The bride wore a lovely af ternoon dress of Burgundy vel vet with matching accessories and a gardenia corsage. She was attended by Mrs. Harry Watson who wore a plum color crepe dress and a corsage of gardenias. Mr. Watson acted as best man for the bridegroom. Following the impressive ceremony, a reception for six teen guests was held in the Hotel Medford. The couple plan to leave tomorrow for Ne braska to make their home where Mr. Struve Is associated with his father In the manufac turing business. Coming to Medford to attend the ceremony was the bride groom's father H. C. Struve, and the bride's sister, Mrs. D. E. Latourcttc of Portland. Mrs. Struve is the daughter of Mrs. W. A. Smith of Medford. She wore a gown of blue crepe at her daughter's wedding. Mrs. Struve attended the Medford schools and is well known here. The bridegroom is a native of Nebraska and attended the University of Nebraska in Lin coln. Guild Members to Attend Dinner Crater Lake Guild members of the Presbyterian church will attend the covered dish supper this evening at 8 o'clock in the church social hall to welcome Miss Irene Forsythe of Oregon City. The affair this evening will take the place of the regular Guild session scheduled for Monday evening. Miss Forsythe, recently re turned missionary from China, will speak of subjects concern ing the country which will be of interest to all. BOYD 108 N, Ivy. 8. & H. Stamps Phone 1054 Free Deliveries 8-10-2-4 Specials for Dec. 2 and 4th SCHILLINGS Baking Powder Of 12 os. cam fm I C 2 lb 77,4 Vanilla 39c 4 os. battles COFFEE Royal Club 25c 73c 35c lb. tins 3 lb. cam Honey, Stewart's 5 lb. pail CRACKERS Fresh SlaKrlsp Sodas, 2 lb. box Grahams 2 lb. box 19c 23c 22c Ratlins. Market Day, 4 lb, bags.. Cranberry Sauce Ag 17 oi. cam, 2 for L3C Pard Dog Food 3 cam .. 25c 25c 11c 10c Oleomargarine Gem-Nut, 2 lbt.. Catsup 14 ot. bottles. Sunbrit Cleanser. 3 cans Borene Washing Powder large pkg 29c Giant package 55 While King Toilet A Soap, 3 bars I 3 C PAY CASH and Clubs Mary Davii S chafe r -Bishop Wedding Recently Revealed Here Miss Lois Schafer. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Schafer of the Table Rock district and Bob Oldren Bishop, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bishop of Medford were married Sunday, November 10 in Hornbrook, Cal. The service was read at 5 o'clock in the evening by the Rev. Bernard Lowry at his home. Attending the bride was her sister, Miss Doris Schafer. Mrs. Bishop attended school in Table Rock and Medford and the Southern Oregon College of Education. The bridegroom attended Sal em schools and the Willamette university. The couple will re side in Medford. Wedding North Of Interest Here Of Interest to valley residents is the recent wedding In Port land of Miss Tasey Marie Sher wood to Newel Elliott. The cere mony was held at the Western Bnptist Theological seminary. The bride attended University of Oregon in Eugene. The bride groom, graduated from Oregon State college in Corvallis last spring and enjoyed a trip around the world in 1938. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Elliott of Ashland and Hereford. The couple will reside in the latter town. Best man was Lee Port, Jr.. of the Applcgato. Mr. Port and the bridegroom were high school and college friends. Past Matrons Lunch Monday Past Matrons club of Reamcs chapter, O. E. S., will convene Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock at the home of Mrs. J. A. Perry, 604 West Main street for a des sert luncheon. Members are asked to bring an inexpensive gift and another gift for a child. Assisting Mrs. Perry will be Mesdames Bessie Ltimsden, Rose Bishop and Maude McDonald. FLOUR Flagstaff Hardwheat wheat $1.39 49 lb, bags Kitchen Queen Hardwheat 49 lb. bags $1.49 Crown Best Patent, pure, not bleached ff 4 Aft lb- bags $ .($3 Drifted Snow 49 lb. bags $1.79 SYHUP Lumber Jack af 24 oi. Jugs tOC pans 45 c Molasses Aunt Dinah 4 mm 2 lb. 5 os. can 1 OC CORN, PEAS, STRING BEANS No. 303 tins 3 cans 25c Case 24 cans $1.89 M.D. Toilet Tissue ."I rolls 25c Be 11c 11c Kellogg Corn Flakes, pkg.... Whentles package .. Klx package Oats Sperry Quick or Regular nn No. 10 bags 00 C Matches, carton 6 big boxes 15c CLOROX Quart bottles 1 3 '.J gallon jugs U50 AND SAVE Young Family Returns Home Mrs. Loll Young and children, Joyce, Warren, Homer and Hel en returned Tuesday by motor car from Eugene where they at tended a large reception given by the First Christian church of that city for Mrs. Young's parents, Rev. and Mrs. F. L. Cook In observance of their golden wedding anniversary. Rev. Cook has been assistant pastor of the church for the past seven years. During the evenings program, two solos were presented by Professor Halfrcd Young who dedicated them to Rev. and Mrs. Cook. Mr. Young is a former operatic tenor of international note, now serving as head of the voice department at the University of Oregon. He is also minister of music of the Chris tian church in Eugene. Medford friends of Miss Helen Young will be interested to know the delight Professor Young expressed with the un usual and perfect extent to which she proved her possession of the rare gift of absolute pitch in a severe vocal test which he gave her. Rev. and Mrs. Cook are both former professional musicians who have traveled widely. They received numerous congratula tory messages on their Golden wedding anniversary. Obyes Hosts to Albany Guests Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Obye have as their house guests at their home on Glenn Oak court, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Johnston and small daughter Janet of Albany. Mrs. Johnston and Mrs. Obye are sisters. This morning, Mr. Obye and Mr. Johnston left for Rocky Point in the Klamnth region for a duck hunting trip. The visitors expect to remain here until Sunday, returning to their home then. Juvenile Club Will Convene Degree of Honor Juvenile club will meet Saturday morn ing at 11 o'clock in clubrooms over the Baldwin Piano shoppe. Election of officers and an in- tPVnctirttf nfnrttxitv. ...ill I i -....n i"uhiDiii win uc in or der. All members are asked to attend and mothers are wel come. Few Veterans Idle Salem (U.R) There are only 1,541 war veterans on the active file of the state emnlnvmmit service it was announced here. L,arge placements of veterans the past few months have cut the total down to that figure from 5,026 the first of the year. Sugary Reaction San Jose, Cal. (U.R) A truck carrying 10,000 pounds of sugar crashed into a high pressure fire hydrant here and set off a veritable geyser. Traffic pass ed over sweetened pavements for hours afterwards. Tropical Game Jamestown, N. Y. (U.R) Wil liam Fitzgerald went squirrel hunting and bagged a monkey on his first shot. The simian had escaped about six weeks ago from a Grecnhurst home. Weds Plaintiff Yuba City, Cal. (U.R) Less than 10 minutes after Judge H. D. Moncur gave Mrs. Clema Avers, 25, a six-months suspend ed sentence for disturbing the peace, he married her to Fred Conklin, 47 the complaining witness. WEST SIDE PHARMACY THE REXALL STORE WEST MAIN AT GRAPE PHONE 775 23 Days Until Christmas Buy NOW! Christmas Greeting CARDS An attract. ve assortment. 1c to SI. 00 Christmas CANDLES Different than anything you have seen. 25c to $1.00 GIFT SETS By Cara Nome. Elisabeth rden. Du Barry. Yardley and Coly. CALART ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS No doubt the most gorgeous display of Artificial Flowers thai has been exhibited in Medford. You are cordially Invited to Yisil the West Side Pharmacy and noy the colorful arrangements. DO YOUR SHOPPING AT THE West Side Pharmacy -THE REXAL STORE" OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS vne mm a.irriv 111 the Hr.m !l.re Wesson Oil Fruit Cake Recipe Wins Approval Of Many It's the test tlmi of the year It's Mill Cske tunel Fruit cake was certainly Invented by someone who wanted to five mankind a gorgeous combination of fruits and nuts and rich cake flavor all to make holiday time an even more joyous occasion. 80 we're giving you here a fruit cake recipe in plenty of time to make up and store It until It achieves full, deep mellowneas. First created years ago to give you all the best In fruit cake good ness, this Is the recipe that la a stand-by In homes all over the na tion. Every year we get urgent re quests to repeat the recipe from folks who report having lost It. So you see. It really la a "treasure." When this recipe waa first pub Hulled by the Wesson Oil people, It waa something of a sensation be cause it suggested the use of a fine salad oil for the shortening. Now we know that salad oil means extra luscious flavor In your fruit cake Just as It has become a convenient custom to use salad oil for fins waffles and wherever a melted shortening Is called for. Just one word of suggestion: Be sure that your salad oil la pure, ever so mild In flavor, and delicious. For the treat of the year your fruit cake you should have the very best. Wesson OH Fruit rake eggs 1 cup Wesson oil 1 cups brown sugar, firmly packed 3 teaspoons cinnamon 3 teaspoons all-splce 1 teaspoon ground cloves 1 teaspoon baking powder 1 cup chopped candled pineapple 1 cups chopped candled cherrlea 3 cups chopped nutmeats 3 teaspoons salt 8 cups sifted flour 1 oup fruit Juice 1 cup chopped figs 1 cup shaved citron 1 cup raisins Combine sugar, egg yolks and Wesson oil, and beat until well blended. 81ft spices, baking powder, salt and two cups of the flour to gether and add to sugar mixture alternately with the fruit Juice. Add remaining cup f flour to fruit and nuts and stir Into batter. Fold In stiffly beaten egg whites. Brush 4 one-pound loaf pans or 1 large pan with wesson oil and line with thin brown paper brushed with oil. Fill 3-3 full and bake In a slow oven (370 degrees Fahrenheit) 3 to 314 hours for the small cakes and four hours for the large cake. This makes about 4 pounds of fruit cake. Cool thoroughly before storing. Learns In Day Ottawa, Ont. (U.R) Between dawn and dusk, Saxon Cole. 26-year-old employe of the Depart ment of Agriculture, learnpd to fly. Cole had never been at the controls of a plane before, and the feat was believed unprece dented In Canadian aviation. , "Bribes" Taboo Ann Arhnr. Mlrh (IIP) The Universilv of MipMffnn nacari inis regulation in 1860: "Pres ents to the officers of the uni versity from the students or any class of them are prohibited and officers are requested to decline their acceptance, if tendered." Slightly Congested Scnnett, N. Y. (U.PJ Floyd Whitfield, who has been com plaining that the water from his well was peculiar, found out why. He cleaned It out and dis covered: a carpet sweeper, part of an oil stove, a harness, and a few other things. Illegal St. Paul, Minn. (U.R) Attorney General J. A. A. Burnquist has ruled that the law (jefines a strike as temporary stoppage of work "by concerted action of two or more employes." Amity Billfolds Genuine leather. $250 . $350 - $500 Play Room BLOCKS Educational. safe), aturdy. S1.00 Christmas Wrappings and Seals. Tags. PUTTING THE MANY SKILLS SHOWN ON JOBLESS LISTS Salem. (U.R) The unemploy ed registered with the state un employment compensation com mission include all kinds of trained men find women in ad dition to physical laborers, L. C. Stoll, director, said. Included in the rolls are act ors, a novelist, clergymen, dent ists, a sculptor, lawyers, a pro fessor, coaches, lecturers, a ships' navigator, a marionette man, professional entertainers, an animal trainer, a costume designer, coard dealers, finger print experts, managers, mcr I remember when I USED TO BE AFRAID TO BAKE ROLLS" Frankly, I couldn't afford to waste all that good material when my baking turned out poorly. And, besides, I felt ashamed of it " Good, sound sense I But you can be as perky as you please, bake wonderful rolls, cakes, pastries, breads with confidence that your flour will act the same way every time if it's Fisher's Blend Flour I Just seel Every different kind of wheat makes a different kind of flour. In their great grain elevators, the Fisher Mills have millions of bushels of wheat of a hundred types and specifica tions. They take all guesswork and worry out of flour because they blend, in exact proportions, specially chosen wheats that make Fisher's Blend a marvelous Every-Purpose flour. It's always just right and always the same. By this exacting blending, and the most painstaking milling. Fisher's give you this unsurpassed home baking flour you can count on every time. Five convenient sizes. Tell your grocer BLEND FLOUR LET MARY TELL YOU-JHI KNOWSl Every Mery ViMs recipe for adding Fishers WHEAT GERM to make jour baking taste better.is tested and proved. The recipes come with WHEAT GERM Handysacka. LINE THROUGH """"" "" "ssalJJs OF SCRAP IRON RISE Portland (U.R) Shipments of scrap iron, rails and car wheels 1 out of Oregon in the first ten months of this year were over J 30 million pounds more than : the shipments for the same per iod in 1938. I Oregon shipped out 38,771,-! 220 pounds of scrap iron and 1 15,959,170 pounds of rails and j wheels during the period. I Inspections of scrap shipments are made by the division of grain inspection of the state de partment of agriculture. chandise buyers, school super intendents and an auctioneer. AbY -LISTEN TO THIIi-We wash and scour every grain of wheat used tn Fisher's FARINA that delect Me Breakfast for Baby. Then we protect it in cellophane-sealed Handy sacks clean as clean can be. Orchids for College (AP Feature. Service) Denver. Orchids for every body is the goal of Stuart Mace, young college student. And if experiments in domesticating a native American mountain orchid are successful he hopes they will sell "for around two bits wholesale." Mace, a horticulture student at Grinnell college in Iowa, climbs Colorado mountains In the summer "just for fun." It was on one of these trips he found his mountain orchids at 8.000 to 10,000 feet altitudes. Now he has experimental plots with 8,000 plants. The price of the usual orchid is high because most of the orig inal plants come from India and South America, and a huge in vestment is required to grow them. "The Colorado orchids are prolific seed producers and we ANNOUNCEMENT! The Liberty Market 208 West Has Been Purchased By R. L. HOLLENBECK The Liberty Market will continue to give lis patrons the same High Quality Meals and Service that they have enjoyed In the past, and Invite you to come In and get acquainted. Don Biebersteadt will continue with the Market as a meat cutter. Quality Meats and Sea Foods My landl Yeast Rolls light as a feather Mary Mills calls 'em Orange Rolls. It's a delightful way t0 prove what a difference Fisher's blending makes In flour. Yield: 3 doxen 2 cakes com pressed yeast - cups Fisher's Blend Flour V teaspoon salt Scald milk, idd eugar. ind cool until lukewarm. Add yeast broken into small pieces. Let this stand 13 minutes. Add 1 cup flour and beat well. Add salt, butter, and eggi, beating thor. oughly. Gradually beat in remainder of flour. Let this stand until doubled in bulk and the dough holds imprint of the finger when pressed down. Keep covered during rising and in a warm place. When light, punch down and pat with hand to M-lnch thickness. Spread Orange Filling over aurfaee. roll up aa lor cinnamon rolls. Pinch edges together to teal dough and retain the juice. With a scissors cut dough in 1 flices and place in well-greased muffin pan cut tide down. Let rise until doubled in size Bake at 373 about 12 minutes. Orong Filling: H cup melted I 2 tablespoon! butter I orange Juice H cop tugar I Orated rind of 3 oranges Cook 20 minutes. Cool before tpreadlng. MARY MILLS NAD A GRAND IDEA I So we put Fisher's BISKIT MIX in a new double-r aled carton, and her swell recipes come with it. Ask your grocer for a package today t Everyone, , Students Aim have grown plants from them under natural conditions," Mac says. "We are trying now to find a way to raise them in commercial quantiei, preferably at low altitudes. "We have been working on it th'ree years. Perhaps this winter we will have success." The problem is to find a me dium in which the seeds will sprout. 425-Pound Shark Lorneville, N. B. (U.R Theo dore Wilson found a 425-pound shark In his nets here. Cutting open the shark he found a 14 pound salmon Inside. All 89s Freeport, 111. (U.R)A friendly foursome at Freeport country club checked it scoreboard and 1 put claim to all available prizes ' for golfing consistency. Every man had carded an 89. Main Street Kga. wall. beat en cup augar 1 cup milk cup melted butter SPECIAL OFFER NEW (at, i,xj PAN by MIRRO the " (7 , tf Smoothie Extra Thick Hard Ahm'murr SMoi-Titt Fim, Ssitl-Form HtndH. Hsr.iv Cup Mt$u:ttr.tBt Ssai-Shapt Bottom This will be the busiest pan is tout kitchen. Easy to clean. Built for life time ot service. Full 1 Quart capacity. It's a 50f value. And hett's how you tn it! Snd only 2S4 and sales slip, caih rgmer receipt or any other proof of purfhaie of Fisher's Blend Flour (any tt iiokl or itnt vtck tep of Fiber's Bikit Mil to f'tr F 5urin Milli Co, Seattle. WaH Prut p.rr.t and arfdres" plainly. OftrT r?od for limited time only.