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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1956)
O o o o O O Oof ' : .. .14 I V j V 1 4 o o o f o -O aO o r iLl - r- w . was o o Mr. and Mm. Donald H. Crowl m mi o o Ceremony , In California "1 o Weds-Couple Miss Marilyn Goehring of Tur- lock, Calif., became the bride of Donald H. Crowl, Medford, in aceremiP held Saturday, De cember ?, in the First Church of Christ at Ceres. Ciif. The Rev. Harry Spearman officiated at the 7:30 o'clock evening service. The bride is a daughter of Mrs. Cora Goehring of lurlock and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Crowl, 120 Almond street, Medford. The church was decorated O With ivy and autumn leaves. George Caldwell, formerly of Medford, was soloist. . Given In marriage bv her brother, Willard Goehring. the bride wore a gown of while nylon net an$ satin and carried an orchid on a white Bibie. Miss Beverly Beck, Central Point, was maid of honor. Her (Jown was d? dusty rose taffeta and she carried ca bouquet of whit chrvaanthemums. Lyle Daun, Medford, served as Best man. o Following the wcjding a re ception was hJd at the church. attended b J50 friends and rela tive a. For her 6ighterj wedding Mrs. Goehring wpre'a pale blue suit 'ith white accessories. Mri. Crowl chose ao navy blue suit with rgi a&ressories. Both had corsages of white carnations. Guests from Medford who at tended the wedding besides Mrs. Crajvl were Mr. and Mrs, Del bert Csjwl, ctj-other and sister- fa-law of the bridegroom. The newlywed conple, who at tended collSfce in San Jose, CJalif., flan to make their home (25 ffi Sa Jose. Don't Partially Cook -Turkey On Day Before Home Economist Warns University Park, Pa. tU.P) A Pennsylvania State university home, economist -warns against use of one time-saver during the holidays. Don't partially Toast the tur key the day before you serve the Christmas dinner. , Ruth L. Godfrey of the univer sity says that pre-cooking either the turkey or the stuffing, sepa rately or together, can result in food poisoning. If you want to save time, how ever, it is sfe to measure and prepare the dry ingredients and store in a covered container at room temperature. Measure and refrigerate the liquid ingredi ents. Combine the two and stuff the bird immediately before placing it in a pre-heated oven where it is roasted until done. Installation Set By Presbyterians Phoenix Women's associa tion of . Phoenix Presbyterian ; church will meet at the church I Thursday, December 20. at 10:30 a m. for installation of officers. Following the business meet ing. Christmas bags will be packed for the Sunday school program: 4 Handweavers Plan Party at Cleggs The annual Christmas party of Rogue Valley Handweavers guild will be held Tuesday, De cember 18 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Clegg, 2235 Oakwood drive, Medford. Dinner at 6:30 p.m. will be followed by an evening devoted to traditional Christmas activities. City Families Spend More on Food, Liquor Than Country Cousins Corvallis City families spend about 75 per cent more for food and alcoholic beverages than farm families, reports Mrs. El vera Horrell, extension agricul tural economist at Oregon State college. She says a 1955 survey by the 1 V. S. department of agriculture showed rural families spent an average of S17 a week, com pared to S30 a week spent by city families. Rural nonfarm families were in between, spend ing an average of $24 a week for food and alcoholic beverages. This doesn't mean farm fam- l ilies have smaller appetities, Mrs. Horrell hastens to add. They produce a part of their food on their farms and in their gardens. And farm families tend to buy fewer services in the form of processed foods and prepared meals. Regardless of how much they spend, there should be plenty of food for both rural and city families during the holiday sea son ahead. Even before this year's har vest, the nation's cupboards were far from bare. And on top of that, Mrs. Horrell says farmers appear to be on their way to wards making their 1956 crop output one of the largest on record in spite of drought in some sections of the nation. For Holiday Pies New York (U.PJ For a spicy pie crust, try this method. Mix 1 teaspoon of ground nut meg with the contents of a pack age of crust mix. Mix, roll and bake as directed on the package. Good with apple, mince, pump kin, raisin or custard pies. There are about 1.200 cotton mills in the U.S. New York Mrs. Murray Sutton, Talent, is thown hera with tha cookies she baked in PiUsbury't eighth annual national recipe and baking contest held Monday at tha Waldorf-Astoria hotel in New York City. In addition to her expense-paid trip lo New York, Mrs. Sutton is receiving a General Electric range and mixer as a reward for being one of tha finalists in the "bake-off." Prises included $100,000 in cash and an air trip to Europe. LESSON IN HERBS Many new cooks would like to try herb cookery but don't know quite where to plunge in. Here's a suggestion from the Gas Appliance Manufacturers associ ation: Use your first herbs in soup. This way you can taste them, see the delicate differ ences in taste when they con tribute and so learn about them. For instance, try sesame or cara way seeds in celery soup; add a pinch of basil to frozen-snapper soup; blend sage in almost any pottage; clear hot consomme is enlivened by a bit of curry or nutmeg or thyme or mace. Re- Have you ever served ripe pears with sweet cream? Sweet, juicy Anjou pears lend them selves to this fruit treat equally as well as other fruits which may be better known as being delicious with cream. Plan to include ripe Anjou or Bosc pears in the school lunch or the packaged lunch of the wage earner of your family. They are easy to eat no peel ing and are filled with energy from its sweet levulose sugar. member use a light hand and taste it as you go. Sunday, December 16, ISM 4-H Club News Simple Stitchers The Simple Stitchers met at the home of Mrs. J. C. Flenner, the 4-H leader, Dec. 8. Plans were discussed for the Christmas party. It was decided that chil dren of the neighborhood would be invited. They met on Satur day, Dec. 15. Prizes were award ed winners of games, and r& freshments were served, flames were drawn and the group ex changed gifts. The next meeting will be some time in January, due to Christmas vacations. Geraldine Elbert, Reporter. Nimble Thimbells The meeting of the Kimble Thimbells was Dec. 8. Mrs. Frink helped the girls with their knitting and sewing. Mrs. John Anhorn is the assistant leader. The meeting was adjourned and refreshments were served by Donna and Sally Bailey. The next meeting will be Jan. 12 at Mrs. Frink's. Evelyn Niedermeyer Reporter Oak Grove Neighborhood club will meet at the home of Mrs. Wallace Brill, 75 Lozier lane, Tu esday, December 18. at 1:30 p.m. The annual Christmas gift ex change and party will be held. Leftovers Make Turnovers New York (U.R Holiday leftovers of pastry and mince meat can be turned into tempt ing turnovers. If you have pastry left from baking, roll it out to pie crust thickness and cut into three-inch squares. Put a gen erous tablespoon of mince meat on each square. Fold into tri angles and press edges with a fork. Bake in a hot oven (450 degrees), for 12 to 15 minutes. ft" - I . 7i rr - .i . I Inspiring TONE Enduring QUALITY fjr Bring Christmas Pleasure into your home throughout the year! 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