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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1959)
Anniversary Observed By Couple A surprise party Wednes day, December 2, honored Mr. and Mrs. Sam L. Babb, 26 Lewis avenue, on the occasion of their fiftieth wedding an niversaryi The party was given by the congregation of the Advent Christian church, 24 Jackson street, following the weekly prayer meeting. The couple were married December 5, 1909, in Paonia, Colo., and moved to the valley in 1919. They made their home here until 1931 when they moved to California, re turning to Medford in 1941 Mr. Babb is farmer. For the party Mrs. Donald Clark baked and decorated a cake which was served. Mem bers of the congregation pre sented them with a white and gold table lamp for their home. Among those present for the party were Mrs. Gertrude Shide, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Clark, Carol Clark, Jim Clark, Mrs. Vaughn Clark, Jim Pot ter, Howard Watkins, Cahb W. Babb, Rilla Childers, Mr. and Mrs. Len McKee, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ross, Enid Wolff and children, Terri and Gari, Arretta Vogel, and the Rev. and Mrs. Fred O. Sapp Jr. and their children, Kevin . and Karen. . Cranberry and Apples Good Deep Dish Pie New York - (WD - The cran berry, one of America's three native, fruits, teams up de liriously with apples for I deep dish pie. Combine 6 cups of sliced fresh apples with Vh cups of fresh cranberries in a 10x6VSx 2 inch casserole. Sprinkle with a mixtur of 1 13 cups of sugar, Vz teaspoon of ground cinnamon, V cup of flbur and V teaspoon b salt. Dot with 2 tablespoons of but ter or margarine. Cover with Vs - inch - thick pastry, using 1 cup Of flour. Trim, turn under and flute edge. Cut 1 6r 3 gashes in top to allow steam to escape. Bake 15 minutes in a pre heated 425-degree oven, re duce the'heat to 350 degrees and continue baking about 40 minutes. Serves 6 to 8. rrltfd Fats New York - (DPD - Loose .frozen peas can be added to icasserole' dishes ' without de frosting, if peas are f rdzen in a block, heat in 2 tablespoons of water just long enough to separate. When preheated sauce is used in the casserole, the peas will cook in 25 min utes at 375 degrees. I timmit mt i Mr. and Mrs. Sam L. Babb 2S Lewis avenue, were hon ored at a party given by the congregation of Advent Chris tian church which observed the couple' fiftieth wedding an niversary. The Babbs were married in Paonia, Colo., and moved to Oregon in 1919. (Landii photo) White Popular For Spring Wear ' United Press International A white Christinas prom ises to be followed by a white Easter - becausfe of the ava lanche of whites in the new spring clothes collections. White makes a strong comer back in suits, coats and day time costumes, either in wool, silk or linen. Report from Paris: a new trend in makeup, with the chic chicks wearing brown lipstick, pale cheeks and heavily made-up eyes. The hats the models in New York's garment district are wearing with the new spring 61othes indicate We women are-in'for another spring 6f losing face., JSmrhe's hats for the Maurice " Rentner show were; white", black; or natural gfaw "bee4lives.'', About the only part of thfe "manequiii's face showing beneath the ddfrifr virai her chin. Satchel-size bags will be carried into spring. The trend to ftoveljy in fabrics contin ues: ; prints,! tapestries, tex tured leathers and even the upholstered look. Carnations arid camellias Will be' worn as large boutdn niers during spring, 1960. - - - Big things are,' liappenihg in jewelry for -spring. Neck laces, higher on' the throat, are strand after strand of beads. .There will be - more bracelets with the shortened gloves. Earfiflgs: bigger, too; Pins are larger and bolder. Cigarettes account lor more than 80 per cent of all retail tobacco sales in the United States. W If II IT II 1 (L WONDERFUL NEW WITTNAUER WATCHES fdR GIFTS AT VALUE -EttlHG PRICES Nowhere will you find watchii to tit irid beautiful in styling and design as these nev Wlttnaaer , watches t their value-setting prices MAN'S ALL-PROOF WRIST - WATCH tm Wfrpreefi sheefc-rtiirtlef, AAAf J anti-magnatic . . -. linbraat.- ,41133 M mainspring and crytfat. UU . FASHIONABLE WATCH FOR LADIES 0 Shock -xatistaat watch raeiful axpiittisn brie and an aaty to EASY CrtfcDIT TERMS first Payment feI.. iuo 'm loot trrM mm W katl ara iifit It--:... Christmas Theme To Be Used for WCtU Program Members of the . Women's Christian Temperance Union will meet in the Girl's Com munity club Thursday, De cember 17, at 2 p.m. The Christmas theme will bS used in the program, re freshments and decorations. Hostesses during the tea hour will be Mrs. Vivian Kyker, Mrs. Mary Igo and Mrs. Ward Lampkin. Program features have been arranged by Mrs. J. C. Sparks arid Christmas carols will be sung. The president of the Uriiori, Mrs. G. O. Sandeh, states that a welcome is extended .to all interested to attend. a Adarel Chapter To Hold Dihner Jacksonville - Adarel chap ter, Order of the Eastern Star, will hold a p)tluck dinner arid a. Christmas party Thurs day, December 1? at 6:30 p.m. in the Masonic temple, Jack sonville. Everyone is asked to bring ft gift costing no more than one dollar... The stated meeting of the chapter will follow at 8 p.m. with Mrs. Furman Evernham, worthy . matron, and Don ShoreSj worthy patron, pre siding. The committee for the eve ning will be Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Griffin, Mr; and Mrs. Ed ward Taylor and Mrs. Aneita Carrol. ' Almost half of the nation's l2Vi million stockholders have household incomes of $5,000 to $10,000 a year. Officers Announced -By Knights Charles A. Lasher was elect ed chancellor commander of Talisman lodge, Knights of Pythias, at last Monday's meet ing in the Medford Pythian building. Emil O. Johnson, Jr., was elected vice-chancellor; Roy O. Kadin, prelate; retiring Chancellor Commander Dan iel R. Kadin, master of work; Walter A. Crochocki, master at arms; Morley B. Lamp, sec retary; Ora E. G. Meyers, re elected financial secretary; Donald W. Copeland, re-elected treasurer; John W Snider, inner'guard; and Levi Roberts, outer guard. Elected to the board of trus tees were Dan- Kadin, three year term; Don Lacy, Central Point, two-year; James P. O'Duarie, one-year and chair man. Installation of officers will be held jointly with Talisman Temple, Pythian Sisters, in January. . The annual Christmas par ty of the Knights, Sisters, Sunshine Girls and Troop 16, Boy Scouts of America, spon sored by the lodge, will be held at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Dec. 21. Parents and families, as well as Dbkeys arid Norhads of Avrudaka and families, are inVited. No potluck dinner will pre cede th Christmas tree and program, as refreshments will be served in -the dining rodm after Santa Claus pays his visit with bags of goodies. The group voted Monday evening to continue sponsor ship of . the 196d Knights of Pythias public speaking con test for high school students. This year's title is . "2000 A.D." arid the final contest is scheduled for Roanoke, Va. A total of $3,500 will be awarded in scholarships. Robert D. Dairies will be Talisman lodge contest chair man and will distribute appli cations and rules to high school speech teachers in the courity in January. A Drdjrtori Plains, Mich., high school girl won this gear's cbntest oii "My Favor ite Character in History," with a speech on Jesus Christ. . .... .. Shack New York - (tlPD - Pickle anchovy shacks may be used as a garnish or hor d'Oeuvres. Spread thin crosswise slices or large dill pickles with cream cheese softened to taste with sour cream and anchovy paste. Chili before serving. 6ulek Meat Pie New York-(UPD-Make meat pie speedily with canned beef stew. Blend 2 tablespoons of flour with V cup of water, li teaspoon each 6f salt, ground marjoram, ground thyme and Vb teaspoon of black pepper. Add this to the contents of two lV4-pound cans of beef stew, heat and turn into a 2-quart casserole. Top with 10 oven-ready bis cuits. Bake 12 minutes iri a preheated, 425-degree oven. Cover with metal foil and continue baking 10 to 15-min-utes more to cook the biscuit dough thorougly. Serves 6 to 8 persons. MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford', 6r. Sunday, Dec. 13, 1959 A ' There are now 4,126 books on the Index of Forbidden Books of the Catholic church. 117 S. Central SP 3-7301 Open til 9 Monday Thru Friday Saturday Til 5:30 Use Words convenient Credit Plans . a ffli ir-r . FRPM WARDS V. 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