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Favorite Recipe
OfcFirst Lady
Is Pumpkin Pie
Washington U.R) Pump
kin chiffon Die is Mrs. Eisen
hower's favorite recipe; Califor
nfa date nut bread is Mrs. Rich
ard M. Nixon's.
Mrs. Eisenhower made public
her pet recipe for the pie in the
new "extra special" 1955 Con
gressional Club Cookbook out
todav. The wife of the vice-
president chose nut bread.
The bipartisan culinary work
also boasts personally handwrit
ten favorites of almost 400 Con
eressional. court, and cabinet
wives more concerned with cook
ery than politics.
Mrs. Eisenhower s recipe is
the only one not personally hand
written. The printer makes
photographic copies. She signed
her recipe, but the ingredients
and directions are written on a
new White House script type
writer less personal but in
some canes more readable than
some of the) other famous kitchen
secrets
Here's how Mrs. Eisenhower
makes her pumpkin chiffon pie:
Combine three beaten egg
yolks; three-fourths of a cup
brown sugar; IVz cups cooked
pumpkin; one-half cup milk; one-
half tsp. salt; one tsp. cinnamon
and one-half tsp. nutmeg. Cook
in double boiler until thick, stir-
ti rt rt Anetanrlw u tr an.
velope Knox gelatin in cold
water; stir into hot mixture. Chill
until partly set Beat three egg
whites, and one-fourth cup gran
ulated sugar, and beat stiff. Fold
into gelatin mixture, pour into
pie shell and chill until set. Garn
ish with whipped cream. Makes
one big pie or eight individual
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The Longer Look
Fashion chooses the long, long
look for winter and so will you!
It's most beautifully displayed
by this new dress in a low 'n
lovely waist, atop the graceful
full skirt. It's simply terrific in
almost every fabric from day
time wool, to glamorous taffeta!
Pattern 9029: Misses' sizes 10,
12, 14, 16, 18. Size 16 takes 4Vt
yards 39-inch fabric.
This easy-to-use pattern gives
perfect fit. Complete, illustrated
Sew. Chart shows you every
step. Q
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Print plainly NAME. ADDRESS
with SIZE and STYLE NUM
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hours by McArthur Ltd. Laft: Black cotton blouia and dorm-lenglh
Barmuda quilted shorts for cozy at-homa wear. Right: Partying
begins at five in plaid in a princess jumper that can ba ansembled
with the cotton shirt for daytime.
National Day ,
To Be Observed
By Grandmothers
Rogue chapter of Grandmoth
ers' club planned an observance
of National Grandmother's day
during the last meeting of the
chapter, held at the home of
Mrs. C. R. Alexander on Almond
street. The day is set for Sun
day, October 9, and the group
will meet at First Methodist
church to attend the 11 a.m.
service.
It was announced at the meet
ing that the national conven
tion would be held at Houston,
Tex., October 9 to 13, cwith ses
sions in the Sharmock hotel.
The club presented a quilt
made by members to Mrs. Mabel
Carr for her daughter, who re
cently lost her home by fire.
Mrs. H. G. Wilson, a state di
rector, made the presentation.
The meeting followed dessert.
A birthday cake was served in
celebration of the birthday an
niversaries of five members.
Seven guests were present.
Gold Embroidery
Now Fashionable
For Date Dresses
All that glitters is not gold,
for the newly shaped dance
dresses glisten in embroidered
corduroys, . jewol-tcfied velvet
eens, and lustrous cotton satins,
reports . the . National Cotton
council.
For the girl that likes to spar
kle, there's no color quite like
spotlight red, and no - fabric
quite like embroidered cordu
roy. Casting a spell is the one
shouldered blouse and full skirt
that's covered with gold em
broidery for oriental splendor.
Also in date tempo are the
tailored dresses made in luxur
ious cottons. A shirtdress in
creme corduroy glistens with
gold embroidered panels and
scattered paisley motifs. A long'
sleeved coat dress in beige vel
veteen features an eastern pat
tern in western colors.
A date-time celebrity is print
ed corduroy. What could be
prettier than a full skirt, wide
cellar, and bare armed dancing
dress? The velvet-like corduroy
ha3 a print of giant-size flowers
in black and white.
A great piece of casting is the
little threatre suit in paisley-
printed velveteen. One style
right in th heart of fashion has
a princess-line sheath with its
own finger-tip jacket. Other
theatre suits - are fashioned . in
Deige ana oiacK velveteen or
corduroy, and some are glamor
ized with mink collars.
Manv homemakers are redis
covering the plain old bed sheet
wHch isn't very plain any
more and which is no longer
confined to the bed. Just open
a double-bed size sheet, white
or colored, and you will see an
enormous expanse of seamless
fabric that offers many decorat
ing possibilities in draperies and
other articles.
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Monday, October I. ItSS
Medford Woman
Home From Trip
Mrs. O. O. Alenderf er, 45 Ross
court, returned home last week
after a motor tour m the com
pany of Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
Kooke, Baltimore, Md. The three
made a trip north from Medford
by way of Crater lake, central
Oregon, the Columbia river high
way and 99 Highway through
Washington, continuing to Vic
toria and Vancouver, B. C, by
way of Hood canal in western
Washington.
Saturday morning the Kookes.
left for California and planned to
visit Yosemite and other Cali
fornia parks en route to Los
Angeles. It was the couple's first
trip west and they expressed de
light over the Oregon and Wash
ington scenery.
CALENDAR
Calendar notice end new for
the society lection of The Mail
Tribune must be submitted in
writing and deadline for the Sun
day edition ia 1 p.m Friday Head
line for the weekly calendar i
a m of the day of publication and
for week day news is 6 pjn the
day before publication.
Monday
6 p.m. Christian BPW, Jack
son hotel.
6:30 p.m. Westminster guild
of First Presbyterian church,
Fellowship hall..
8 p.m. Veterans of Foreign
Wars auxiliary department
dance, Camp White domiciliary.
8 p.m. Olive Rebekah lodge,
IOOF hall, 221 West Sixth st.
Tuesday
10 a.m. Rogue Valley Navy
Mothers, Mrs. Lou Bittle, Ross
lane.
10:30 a.m. Reese Creek
Home Extension unit, home of
Mrs. Robert Fleming.
12 noon Medford chapter,
American Gold Star Mothers,
Mrs. Milo O'Hara, Nevada st.,
Ashland.
1 p.m. yW omen's Mission soci
ety of Eastwood Baptist church,
Mrs. Ray Smalley, 219 North
Peach st.
1:30 p.m. Lady Elks, Elks
club lounge.
I'm tickled pink with th !
way my Carol handles her house
work. Take wood floors for instate
Most gals complain about all that
scrubbing and waxing. But not my
Carol! She cleans and waxes then
in .one easy operation with Brum
Cleaning Wax. It takes her half th
tame and a lot less elbow grease. And
we've yet to have a guest who haaa't
commented on our beautiful wood
floors. My Carol and her Bruce
Cleaning Wax really make easy wort
of a hard job. I'm mighty phased
with both of them.
r.S. For lighter
waxing on linoleum
and wood, Carol uses
Bruce Floor Cleaner.
"Clever gal,
my Carol!"
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Gardeners Plan
Morning Session
A morning workshop,' sched
uled to begin at 9:30 a.m., will
open the day's activities Thurs
day, October 6, for Medford
Garden club. The meeting will
ba at the Pythian building, Fifth
and Grape streets, and the topic
will be "Holiday Decorations
from Front to Back Door."
Two California women, Mrs.
J. P. Weahunt and Mrs. J. 0.:
Bennett, Chico, Calif., will give
the demonstrations. Members are
asked to take their- own con
tainers and conditioned flowers."
The afternoon session, begin
ning at 2 p.m., will be conduct
ed by Mrs. C. C. Stearns, club
president, and tea will be served
about 4 p.m., with Mrs. E. M.
Wallin as tea chairman.
Priest Speaks
For Meeting of a
Medford Group
The Rev. Robert J. Tomisser,
assistant parish' priest of Sacred
Heart Catholic church, spoke on
"Roman Catholicism" for Alpha
Lambda chapter, Epsilon Sigma
Alpha sorority, at the last meet
ing. s e
He exhibited vestments and his
chalice, explaining that each
priest designs his own chalice.
The one designed by the Rev.
Mr. Tomisser was handmade by
a German silversmith.
At a business meeting follow
ing the talk, Mrs. Lyman Smith
gave a short report on a sorority
council meeting .c 'recently held
in Portland. . 0
' Hostesses were Mrs. Douglas
Decher and Mrs. W. H. Fisher.
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Students Enroll
For Fall Terms
Two Medford students have
returned to Washington State
college, Pullman, to continue
their work in the School of Vet
erinary Medicine there. Bill
Hess, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Hess, 244 Vancouver ave.,
is a senior in. the veterinary
school and Douglas Philips, son
of Dr. and Mrs. S. E. Philips,
Big Boulder orchard, is enrolled
for his fourth year of collegiate
study and his second year in the
veterinary school.
The Philips' second son, Craig,
has returned to the University
of Oregon for his sophomore
year.
Young Hess spent the summer
working in a large veterinary
hospital and animal shelter in
San Francisco, and young Phil
ips worked with his father here.
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Time out for loafing Stanley Wyilini of Korday creates cor
duroy jackets and pants with a wonderfully relaxed look. He styles
them in wild stripes and colors. Left: Jacket has back seat pockets
and tops a pair of striped "crasy pants." Right: This striped jacket
boasts storage hip pockets, is worn with slim black toreadors.
Home Management
Specialist Advises
On Wallpaper Cleaning
Madison, Wis. (U.R) Each of
the three basic types of wall
paper for kitchen and bathroom
has' its own cleaning needs.
Kafherine Bailey, home man
agement specialist at the Uni
versity of Wisconsin, said ordin
ary wallpaper cannot be washed
because the colors may run
when it's wet. It can be cleaned
once with dough wallpaper
cleaner. But it is better to re
paper, when walls of this kind
are badly soiled.
Light stains can be removed
from so-called "washable" wall
paper with a sponge and clear
water. But the whole wall can
not be washed. A dough cleaner
can be used on the whole sur-
"Scrubable" wallpaper can be
washed with a mild soap and
water solution because of its
special finish.
Coated fabrics, resembling oil
cloth, need the least care as a
wall covering, although they are
more expensive. -
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Reservations Open
For Temple Event
Reservations for a luncheon
planned by Zuleima temple,
Daughters of the Nile on Satur
day, October 8, must be made
no later than Wednesday, Octo
ber 5, it was announced this
morning. The luncheon, to be
held in Medford Masonic temple
at 12:30 o'clock, will honor the
temple's past queens.
Reservations chairman is Mrs.
Z. W. Laurine, telephone 3-2930.
Zuleima patrol members are
in charge of luncheon arrange
ments.
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ant view, like an air shaft or the
least attractive side of the next
door house or apartment, the
American Home Lighting Insti
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Fall Handbags
Said Smaller
Colors Are New
You'll be right this Fall if
your handbag follows the dic
tates of Dame Fashion's long,
slim and uncluttered lines.
Fall 1955 brings a new era in
comfort as well as fashion as far
as handbags are concerned. The
deep tote bag is on the way out.
You'll be able to open the top
of your purse and find anything
you need at a moment's notice.
Bags, keyed to ' the elegant
look of ready-to-wear fashions,
will be long or square, but al
ways slim and sleek.
Accessories will play their
strongest role in many a ses
sion, and they'll be played in the
most color-conscious manner
ever. Therefore, your bag will
be either blended to the color of
your Fall costume, or used as
the main color accent note in
your matching acce s sorle s.
Choose your bags f or jdaytime or
evening, therefore, in the new
series of brown or black leathers.
Brown leathers include coffee,
toffee, briarwood, golden sable,
walnut, town brows), and others
in soft, luscious calf, suede, kip,
kid or reptiles and grained or
textured leathers. The black
leathers can be found in velvety
suedes and antelopes as well as
a variety of crushed and grained
and also the smooth aniline dyed
leathers.
Other colors that will be pop
ular as accents to the new dark
ened fabrics in dresses,' coats
and suits are' the wine family
port, muscatel or burgundy; the
grey family mostly in the paler
tones; the new avocado and
mossy cgreens and wedgewood
or Cezanne blue.
You'll find the new slim coats
for Fall are side belted, and so
is one of the important shapes
for bags. The flat, squared, large
bag fn soft smooth leather is new
looking in the way it is side
belted and buckled to conform
with the new fashion and to pro
vide a flat bag shape. The
satchel is a significant Fall shape
but here too there are changes.
Flat and slim, round and fat,
or tailored in English style,
you'll find there are satchels in
wide assortments and sizes,
padded and detailed with the
finest finishing.
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