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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1951)
PAGE EIGHTEEN THURSDAY. DECEMflMt 1.1, 1951 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON 1 ry. ; CLEVER ARRANGMENT of Christmas cards on wide strips of brightly colored crepe pa per in the" play room at the Frederick Ehler home on Pacific Terrace gets attention of (Ito r), Mrs. L. K. Phelps, Mrs. H. E. PeltSr., ahd Mrs. Charles W. Gilbert. A huge star, fashioned of Oregon greens, above the' fireplace, a silvered tree tied with magenta crepe paper bows and golden wreaths and swatches added an informal note to this home. Gay Christmas Decorations Draw Gasps Of Admiration Ingenuity and clever use of "things at band" to fashion charm ing Christmas decor was illustrated by Mrs. Hugh O'Connor, Mrs. Scott McKendree. - Mrs.. Fred Karlson. Mrs. Will-Wood and members of their committees who decorated four Klamath Falls-homes for the "Christmas Ibrough the House Tour" December 6. Guests called at the homes of Mrs. J. Frank Ad ams, Mrs. Frederick Ehlers, Mrs. Harry Fredericks and Mrs. Eric Majors between 2 and 6 p.m. Mrs. Hugh O'Connor was general chairman.. Hostesses' at the' Adams home vers Mrs. Charles V. Hugh and Mrs. Faul Dalton. At the truest book were , Mrs. Olson and Mrs. Marvin.. ; Mrs. Matt Flnnlgan, Mrs. E. M. Chilcote greeted guests at the Fred erick Ehlers home and Mrs. Fred Karlson took signatures of visitors. Mrs. O. W. Spiker was at the door of the Harry Fredericks home. The guest book there was presided over by Mrs. E. B. Redmon. Mrs. O'Connor and Mrs. McKen dree presided over the refresh ment table,, stunning with deep green cloth and arrangements of Christmas greens and red tapers at the borne of Mrs. Eric Majors. Guests were served .with spiced hot apple cider, fruit cake and "Springerle" cookies. Mrs. A. B. Epperson and Mrs. John Glubrecht were at the guest book. Snmpter, Ore., a boom-town to gold rush days, burnt to the ground during the boom days and has nev er been rebuilt. Nuts-Cane Bits Holiday Treats NUTS CANE BITS31J lcol We put broken candy suck canes to good use in a holiday treat called "Chocolate Nut Clusters." Crush the canes and combine with walnuts. Then stir into melted choc olate. The secret of making profes sional looking candy is to melt the chocolate over warm water rather than hot water. CHOCOLATE Nl'T CLUSTERS 4 ounces semlswect chocolate , cup crushed peppermint stick candy 1 cup walnuts Melt chocolate over warm, not hot water. Stir In peppermint candy and walnuts, stirring until nuta are coated. Drop by teaspoonfuls-onto waxed paper to harden. Makes about two dozen clusters. The sun Is about half a million times as bright as the full moon. sVaW'.wYKiij Gome wm come w eather DON'T MISS! ' v. - ' v-v.. PRINCESS DRESS SHOP'S ",: Big,: Pre- Chrisfmas r (Starts Friday!) . a .- 4 t , , I' ' ' , ' ' I JjiifV" . HOLIDAY f SjEBi DRESSES .. MfM. v 54 eoch & Mwu i ,5'9 eaeh I ; , . t r- . ft w I t ft i! 1 1 . ; ONE GROUP Better $ . 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CRANBKRRY MARBLE l'j cups milk 1 package vanillin freeslng mix ' cup whole cranberry sauce Beat contents of nackane of va nillin freeslng mix into milk with rotary beater until di.'wlvcd. Hour Into freeslng tray. When frosen firm, remove from tray to bowl. Break up with fork. Beat with elec. trio or hand beater until fluffy. Put frosen dessert In refrigerator tray. Break up cranberry sauce with a fork and spread sauco on frozen dessert. Carefully spoon dessert over cranberries to pro duce a marbled- effect. Continue freeslng. Preese until firm but mel low. Serve with Ctnnamou Blondles. '. CINNAMON BLONDIES li cups all purpose flour .. H teaspoon baking powder "-' teaspoon salt , 2 teaspoons cinnamon 1 package coconut Quick '"'e mix I S cup melted butter ' 3 egijs. well beaten i a tablespoons water 't cup chopped nuts. 81ft and measure flour. Add bak ing powder, salt, and cinnamon and silt again. To this Hour mix ture add contents of package of coconut quick fudge mix, butter, eggs, and water. Blend thoroughly. Four Into greased baking pan V by 13 Inches. Sprinkle chopped nuts on top. Bake at 350 degrees for 30 minutes. Cut Into bars for serving. Mince Meat Pio Excellent As Holid ay Time Dessert This wonderful holiday dcmrrl nux-k mliH-e pie, la mado Inexpen sively without a trace of meal. Mako It with dried apples, ratMna, and prunes, Willi a lllllo sherry for extra IrMlvenrHi and an as Kortinpiit of spices lur the Iradillun. al flavor. Brrve warm Willi bard snuce or Ice creuni. MOl'K MIN It I'lK ' - 1 cup dried apples 2 cups water 1 cup seedless raUlns 't cup prunes , ?i cup rhrrry j cup brown sugar (packed) j teaspoon cinnamon i teaspoon allsulca teaspoon nutmeg 1 tablespoon butter or margarine Pastry for single nine-Inch oruat and atrip top. Rinse apples, remove blls of corn and psck into cup to measure. Add two cups of water, cover and simmer IS mlnutei. Rinse raisins. Drain with boiling water, let aland 10 minutes, combine raisins, prunes, apples, sherry, sugar, spices, sslt and butter. Blmmer five minutes. Pour Inlo pastry lined pie pan and Ion with pastry r.lilps arranged lattice fa.tliion. Uuke at 400 demon V. n lo 91 minutes Or until pastry la well browned. Serves six Is eight' la Wtl lKlll A fast dye for white caihels was one of Ihu camoullaiit projects de veloped l)V the dnumdern of Ilia AnglorBuyptlnn Sudan during world war two. CRANBERRY ICE . 1 package raspberry sherbet mix 1 cup cranberry Juice cocktail i 1 cup water. tall and water Into a bowl. Add ! contents of package. Brat with ro-1 tnry benler until dissolved about a minutes, Pour ' mixture Into re frigerator tray and place In frees lng coiuDartmenL Wnon mixture is firmly froseu, remove from tray to bowl. Break up Inlo largo lumpt with a fork. Beat with rotary beat er until free Irom lumps out still a thick mush. 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