Peasant Girl Talked
Mary at Lourdes 100
Br ROBERT MUSEL
United Press Correspondent
Lourdes, France (W
Lourdes was a little garrison
town scattered at the foot of
a great castle in a "lost cor
ner of the Pyrenees" 100 years
ago. It must have seemed such
an unlikely setting for the
story of Bernadette
But there it happened, a
AFTER-BOWLING TREAT Bowling, the country's No. 1
family sport, is booming into the big time. You'll score "300"
with fellow bowling enthusiasts of all ages when you plan a
soup break at the house after the game. Suggested in today's
food columns is, stimulating hot soup from a pitcher into
mugs or jumbo cups; plenty of
Feeding the Family
By ZOLA
Food
Pitcher Service Ideal For
Beverage Soups
With an estimated 20 mil
lion bowling enthusiasts striv
ing for a "300" score In an
estimated 8,000 bowling es
tablishments, it is about time
we gave thought to appropri
ate food at home after the!
game.
Bowling is a family and
friends affair. It has been go
ing on for 7,000 years but has
really zoomed in popularity in
recent years. It attracts all
ages. There's an American
Bowling Congress for men,
the Women's International
Bowling Congress for women
and the American Junior
Bowling Congress for young
folks. And there are the mil-1
lions of assorted families and
friends who just phone ahead,
reserve an alley, enjoy fine ex
ercise, have fun without
championships in mind.
All Get Hungry
Those who go bowling get
hungry. Those who watch
championship matches beam
ed into homes via TV, get
hungry. For all, we have
home-tested soup sipping sug
gestions certain to satisfy.
Bowling atmosphere is easily
achieved by painting pennant
or other team insignia or emb
lem on the soup-serving pitch
er, bowl or soup mugs.
Crackers, of course: Offer
cracker assortment that is dif
ferent; perhaps potato crack
ers, pretzel sticks and junior
size shredded wheat biscuits
We find a variety of crackers
in separate bowls preferred to
crackers that become jumbled
on one platter. Offer olives,
pickles andor button mush
rooms3 if you like.
Soups for Sipping
Pour cold soups from any
Ditclfsr. Pour hot soups from
a heat resistant pitcher, from
a china coffee pot or the
carafe with a candle warmer.
Ladle soup from a tureen or
from your very biggest mix
ing bowl fancied up with an
appropriate design. Lots of
people? Use paper cups be
ing sure to have the proper
one for hot drinks. Other
wise, mugs or big cups.
"300 Soup. For each four
servings, blend one can con
densed green pea soup and
one can condensed tomato
soup; stir in one cup water
and one cup milk; add a dash
of curry powder. Hot or cold!
Energy Soup. Combine a
can of condensed tomato soup
with a can of beef broth; add
a can of water and heat or
chill, whichever you choose
Other Sippers. Other good
soups for sipping are cream
of chicken, cream of mush
room, cream of celery, cream
of asparagus, tomato, beef
broth, black bean and of
course consomme and beef
broth. Give flavor fillip to
beef broth by adding a dust
ing of cinnamon, cloves or
nutmeg, a slice of lemon or
twist of lemon peel, a dash
of Worcestershire, Tabasco or
Angostura.
As we said, plenty of crack
ers and try some of the new
cracker and pretzel varieties.
Teen-Agers Delight
Before or after any game
whether bowling or a specta
tor sport, teen agers take to
that magnificent Roman con
coction, the pizza. Sip a hot
soup while the pizza bakes.
We do it the easy way. Take
a package of pizza mix; fol
low directions on package and
top with any or several of the
following favorite toppings:
century ago next week, in the
rock grotto of the hill called
Massabielle, at the end of
Monsieur de la Fitte's big
field where the poor some
times trudged in search of
firewood on the banks of the
River Gave.
This year Catholics the
world over celebrate the cen-
I tenary of what is known in
crackers, of course.
VINCENT
Editor
thinly sliced Mozzarella
cheese, thinly sliced salami
wedges, frankfurter slices,
mushrooms, anchovies, chop
ped shrimp, browned chopped
meat, chopped onion and
green pepper or sliced stuffed
olives.
Poach Pears
Fresh winter pears poached
in orange juice syrup make a
delicious light dessert. Peel,
core and halve four or five
pears and cook until barely
tender in the simmering syrup
of one cup orange juice, one
cup sugar, two tablespoons
lemon juice, three tablespoons
grated orange rind.
Please Lunch Takers with
Zesly New Sandwich Fillings
Lunch carriers get tired of
the same old sandwiches, long
for new taste sensations. If
more than one member of
your family takes sandwiches
to school andor to work, con
sider getting a few words of
praise for making-up these
fillings ahead of time ready
for spreading. Each combina
tion here makes filling for
four generous sandwiches. All
store well.
Combine one - half cup
ground cooked frankfurters,
one-quarter cup chopped wal
nuts, one-half tablespoon pre
pared mustard, one-quarter
cup mayonnaise or other salad
dressing.
Combine one-quarter cup
apple, one tablespoon lemon
juice, one-quarter cup milk,
three-quarter cup peanut but
ter and one-quarter teaspoon
salt. :
Combine one cup ground
bologna sausage, one-quarter
cup chopped celery, one-half
teaspoon minced onion and
three tablespoons mayonnaise
or other salad dressing.
Combine one three-ounce
package cream cheese and two
teaspoons Worcestershire
sauce . until soft; add one
tablespoon chopped green pep
per or chopped canned pi
miento. Combine three-quarter cup
mashed liver sausage, two
hard-cooked eggs, chopped,
three tablespoons mayonnaise
or ' other salad dressing, one
teaspoon lemon juice and two
teaspoons minced onion.
Combine one .three-ounce
package cheese, one-third cup
peanut butter, one tablespoon
orange juice and one-quarter
teaspoons orange rind.
Combine one cup canned
fish flakes or one cup cooked
letfover fish, one tablespoon
chopped celery, one table
spoon chopped sweet or sour
pickle, three tablespoons may
onnaise, one-half tablespoon
catsup, one teaspoon horse
radish, salt and pepper.
Combine three-quarter cup
ground ham, one-third cup
drained crushed pineapple,
teaspoon brown sugar and
dash of ground cloves.
Sauerkraut 'n Franks
Sauerkraut and frankfurt
ers are so highly thought of
that they have a week named
for them and this is the week.
They're well nigh perfect just
heated and served together.
But for a tmly gourmet touch,
add to the sauerkraut, two
tart cored but unpeeled ap
ples, cut up, one medium on
ion and a half cup of sauterne
if you've some sauterne
handy.
Apple Sauce
Walnut Bread
That's all the headline we
need! A loaf that combines
plentiful convenient canned
apple sauce and walnuts is
W yr tmt fa,
To Virgin
Years Ago
I ecclesiastical history as "The
Apparitions of Lourdes."
More than six million of
i them will come as pilgrims to
the grotto where the little
peasant girl said she saw and
spoke to the Virgin Mary.
Became a Saint
Lourdes is preparing to re
ceive them. It is still a small
town of about 15,000 in its
valley among the towering
hills, although several times
more populous than it was
in the time of Bernadette Sou
birous who became Sister Marie-Bernard
who is now Sf.
Bernadette.
For many months Canon
i Marthy, who is the church's
secretary-general of pilgrim
ages, has been preparing for
this centenary year.
Some think he is being cau
tious in his estimate of three
times the yearly average of
two million for the anniver
sary. Already there are 650
mass pilgrimages scheduled
80 from the United States
against only 274 for all of
last year.
Pope May Attend
Thirty cardinals and hun
dreds of archbishops and bis
hops will attend the various
functions ending with the fes
tival of the Immaculate Con
ception on Dec. 8.
There is some hope that
Pope Pius may come here dur
ing the year as a pilgrim
rather than Pontiff since his
official presence would raise
his appearance to the formali
ty of a state visit
The hill of Massabielle has
been transformed since 14
year-old Bernadette said she
heard the sound of a storm
although there was no storm,
and saw emerging from the
grotto a golden cloud follow
ed by a beautiful lady who
later commanded: "Go tell
the priests that I wish them
to build here a chapel . . ."
Above the grotto since 1889
has stood the great church of
Notre Dame de Lourdes, its
basilica holds only 3,500 peo
ple and for the celebrations
and underground basilica.
named for St. Pius X, big
enough for 20,000, is being
rushed to completion.
Many cures and 54 "mir
acles" have been claimed
either from drinking Lourdes
water or from prayer at the
grotto. The church makes no
special point of these. Nowa
days it prefers the emphasis
to be on faith. Such faith, it
says, as the simple peasant
girl whose experience in the
grotto created one of the great
shrines of Christendom.
bound to go promptly on your
list of serve-oftens. Party-perfect
and family favorite, this
bread holds its apple nutty
flavor to the last nibble.
Keeps beautifully for days.
Why not make two or three
batches?
V4 cup brown sugar
2 cups whole wheat flour
1 pup sifted all-purpose flour
teaspoon baking soda
2V2 teaspoons baking powder
Wz teaspoons salt
2 cups canned apple sauce
Vz cup . light molasses
1 cup chopped walnut meats
Combine sugar, flours, bak
ing soda, bakiny, powder and
salt. Combine apple sauce and
molasses; add to dry ingredi
ents and mix welli Add nut
meats. Pour into greased 9V4x
5V4x234 inch (or comparable
size) loaf pan. Let stand 20
minutes. Bake in moderate
350 degree, oven, IV2 hours.
Cool 10 minutes in pan. Re
move to rack; cool. This slices
better the day after baking,
so try to wait.
Prune Coffee Cake
Plentiful,, plump, rich-flavored
prunes have high
amounts of quick-energy fruit
sugars; give flavor and tex
ture excitment to this break
fast coffee cake which is good
warm or cold.
8 large cooked prunes
2V4 cups biscuit mix
13 cup sugar
teaspoons cinnamon
1 egg '
V2 cup milk
2 tablespoons melted butter
Topping
Pit prunes and cut into
halves. Combine biscuit mix,
sugar and cinnamon. Beat egg
lightly and add milk and melt
ed butter. ,'Jtir into dry mix
ture blending well. Turn into
greased eight-inch square pan.
Arrange prunes over batter
and sprinkle with topping.
Bake in moderately hot oven,
375 degrees, about 35 minutes.
Topping Blend one-third
cup brown sugar (packed),
one-quarter cup biscuit mix,
two tablepsoons butter or
margarine until crumbly.
EMBARRASSING BUMP
Nashville, Tenn. (IP) El
don Ray Rippey, Coy Mack
Meeks. James E. Baggett and
James L. Ferguson crossed the
railroad tracks too fast, and
today face safe robbery
charges as the result. A police
car happened to be behind
the men's auto when the bump
from the crossing jarred open
the auto's trunk lid and dis
closed the stolen safe.
WHAT'S IN A NAME
Tallahassee, Fla. OP) Po
lice arrested Cornelius Speed
for speeding.
Grange Notes
POMONA GRANGE
The January meeting of
Jackson County Pomona
Grange, held in the Roxy Ann
Grange hall, opened at 10:50
ajn. with Master Robert Bit
terling presiding. All officers
were present as well as all
committee chairmen, except
legislative.
There were 82 present, with
Lyle Van Gordon and his wife
of Josephine county Pomona
Grange, visiting.
Lecturer Mabel Wertz an
nounced the lecturers' school
to be held in Ashland March
31 and April 1, and stated all
Grange members are invited
to attend whether a lecturer
or not.
Chaplain Hattie Hendrick-
son reminded members that
the next meeting of Pomona
will be the Memorial service.
Date of the practice which
will be held just before this
meeting will be announced at
the county conference, she
said. If any Grange is unable
to have a representative at the
April meeting, but has a mem
ber to be honored, let her
know and she will prepare
flowers for them.
Ralph James, Secretary of
Jackson County Grange coun
cil, stated a resolution was
passed at the last council
meeting recommending that
floor work be added to the
Master's conference. I
A resolution regarding the j
proposal for reactivation of j
Veterans' hospital facilities at i
Camp White was introduced
and unanimously approved.
Committee reports were
heard from the following:
bees, Delmar Smith; beef, Wil
dred Davies; dairy, Chester
Jensen; horticulture, Dee Hen-
drickson; education, Roberta
Hill; flood control, Fred Hall
HEC Chairman Edith Poe urg
ed all granges to support the
Spence Memorial scholarship
fund. The yearly scholarship
is now an outright gift, and
it is hoped that a scholarship
can be established in each of
the six districts of the state,
These scholarships are avail
able to any relative of a
Granger.
A varied program was pre-
sented by Lecturer Mabel
Wertz, opening with rounde
lay singing. A panel discus
sion on juvenile delinquency
followed, with six members
participating. A recitation was
given by Robert Warren of
Gold Hill and Mrs. Weldon of
Roxy Ann Grange presented
her little dog in several skits.
The lecture hour concluded
with two religious songs pre
sented by Mr. and Mrs. Mil
lard of the Gold Hill Grange.
Masters progress reports
were heard from Gold Hill,
Live Oak, Eagle Point, Cen
tral Point, Phoenix, Roxy
Ann, Upper Rogue, Upper
Applegate, Griffin Creek,
Shady Cove, and Butte Falls.
A donation to assist in the
publication of the report of
Agricultural Planning com
mittee was approved by the
Grange.
Prizes were presented by
Master Robert Bitterling to
the winners of the Jackson
County Pomona Champion
Grange contest of 1957. First
prize was velvet station
scarves, won by Upper Apple-
gate Grange; second, over
seer's rug, won by Griffin
Creek Grange: third, rose
wood gavel and striking
blocks won by Eagle Point
Grange; fourth, town marker,
Phoenix Grange; fifth, mount
ed agate. Central Point
Grange. '
Announcements were made
of the county conference for
all officers of subordinate
Granges, and any members
interested, to be held Wed
nesday, Feb. 12, at 8 p.m. at
Central Point Grange hall; a
turkey dinner at Upper Ap
plegate Grange, Sunday, Feb.
16, and the need of Lake
Creek Grange for MJB cof
fee bands to assist them in
getting an electric urn.
The meeting adjourned
4 p.m.
Mrs. Melvin Lattie,
Secretary Jackson Co.
Pomona Grange.
at
INSULT TO INJURY
Butte, Mont. (IP) Authori
ties today were investigating
a man accused of taking credit
for a worthless check. A vic
timized merchant told police
the suspect made a $9 puT
chase and offered a $250
check in payment. The merch
ant didn't have that much
cash on hand, so the check
passer took what he had, plus
an IOU for the balance.
The Mississippi river delta
covers 12,300 square miles.
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Young Mentalists
Entertain at Club
Persons who attended the
Rogue Valley Knife and Fork
club and expected to be en
tertained Wednesday evening,
weren't disappointed after
hearing and (participating
with) Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tuck
er, two young American men
talists. The responsive audience
warmed to the opening com
ments by Tucker, who intro
duced his wife, Betty, as a
University of California at
Los Angeles graduate who
majored in psychocer amies,
the study of crackpots.
With Betty occupying the
spotlight the majority of the
evening and Mr. Tucker walk
ing throughout the audience,
the couple showed their abil
ity to find out what their
questioners were thinking
without even speaking a word
to them. "
Identifying Persons
Identifying persons in the
audience by name, recalling
objects thought of by others,.
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and telling the serial number
of an unseen S10 bill, the
couple fascinated and amused
the club members attending
the meeting at the Rogue Val
ley Country club.
Mrs. Tucker told the con
tents of a woman's purse, and
the occupations of men she
had never seen before.
The evening closed with a
bit of "horse-play" with three
men "volunteers" from the
audience and the whole au
dience participating in a trick,
which they in turn, could pass
on to their friends.
In the absence of the presi
dent, Robert Duncan introduc
ed the entertainers. He also
introduced Mrs. Una Inch,
aunt of Mrs. Tucker, and Mrs.
Tom Emmens, Mrs. Inch's
daughter. He commented that
Mrs. Tucker had visited the
valley as a child.
Prior to the dinner Dr.
George G. Roseberry, pastor
of First Methodist church,
gave the blessing.
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Thursday, February 6, 1958
Repressuring oil wells with
waste gas in southern Arkan
sas oil fields has attracted
international attention, bring
ing visitors from foreign
countries to study the engin
eering methods. ,
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The Great Smoky moun
tains national park lands were
given by Tennessee and North
Carolina to the U. S., then
gifts matched by John D.
Rockefeller as a memorial to
his mother.
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ALL THIS WEEK
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Attorney Anthony Lewisohn
paid a five nounri f$ld fino
Wednesday for parking his oar
illegally while he was in court
handling a traffic case.
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