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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 24, 1952)
TlllinSDAV, ,TUI,Y 24, HIW IlKitAU) AND NEWS. K I, A MATH KAI.I.S. ORKCON PAGE SEVENTEEN FUZZY WUZZY WUZ A IIAR Funy Wuuy H Star Mothsr, "Mom" to 12 boyi and qlrli. qren ad No Hair . . . Mrs. Fannie M. Chayna, Gold dmother to 23 youngsters and greet-qrand. yma from memory and does for tha avid little var dream sha doesn't saa tha printed page. NEW TASTE An avocado dressing will give a cream, ',i teaspoon aalt, 1 teaspoon prepared mustard and 'i teaspoon dill seed. You'll find all tha sum. mer varletlea of avocado In tha markets now. They're plentiful and Inexpensive. mother to six small fry, can finish ths nunery rh listeners who clutter at har knee snd they re new taste treat to a mixed garden salad. Simply combine cup sieved Calavo avocado with 1 ta With har huiband and four children she e covered wagon, landing the last day of Octob ems to Klamath Falls by way of Tha Dallas In a blespoon vinegar, 2 tablespoons ar. Tht trip took two weeks. She has lived har since 1912, pioneering o In 1940 but today she Is as active In her homo a n a ranch In tha Henley district, lost har sight s homemakers who saa. Sha continues to cook o many tasks that occupy tha days, yaar-in, ould know that sha walks in darkness. d in world affairs, tha activities of har family, Edited by Ruth King Tlii and That About Women and saw, to help keep house, to crochet and to d year-out for other woman. Few meeting har w She has keen (ansa of humor. Is Interest now YOU CAN wII's A Woman's World many of whom live near In the Klamath countr y- Mrs, Cheyne was the first Gold Star Mother har In World War II. A son Rollo lo Ufa whan the Marinas landed on Guam. Anothar child died in youth, That leaves tan to war roll call coma holiday time whan Mrs, Chayna helps stuff the turkey. lost his THIS V ens- iiiii n iiiii.iim'w r tm .'WW Randy Hemm Is tha grandson pictured hara. n n ,,1 ' ; l. HAIHiN BREAD PUDDING i slice iiolt whit bread 1 cui milk 3 etui cud seedless raisins i cup brown auger V teaspoon cinnamon tranpoon Mil : 2 tablespoons butler Tear tch slice of bread Into quarters and blend one slice at a time In gloss container of elecirlo blender until soft erumbs form. about 3 seconds each. Pour crumbs Into greased 1-auart basins dish after each blending; there should be about 1'h cupsful. Place remain ing Ingredients In container. Cover container and turn on blender. Run until raisin, are altffhtlv cut. about 30 seconds. Pour blended mixture over crumbs and stir to mix well NEW TRICK Instead of making fancy frost Inns for cakes during hot weather we use this simple trick. Bake your favorite chocolate cake In an or R-lnrh square pan. Spread the top of the warm cake with V cup oil buttar or margarine blended wlih i cup brown sugar, 1-3 cup chopped walnuts and 3 tablespoons cream. Place about 3 Inches under the broiler until mixture browns. Red Barn Dorris, Calif. if n pt-R C MWStC BY 6 ffl I TIX MARSHALL VI (R VI' "ancn Hands jiil j2kl ADMISSION 'SO (Tax Inc.). , Dancing 10 'T j . Saturday Bake In moderate oven. 360 F., un til cruaty brown on top and sides, about SO minutes. Serve warm with ton milk or cream. Makes serv ings. ...... . .. ORANGE PEACH CONSERVE 1 unpeeled orsnge, coarsely diced 1 unpeeled lemon, sliced l'i curs water . . 3 euus suaoY 2 cups sliced peeled cesches Place diced orsnge, sliced lemon and water In glass container of electrlo blender, removing any seeds. Cover container and turn on blender, Run until fruit Is finely cut, about 30 seconds. Pour blend ed mixture Into saucepan. Bring to boll and cook, covered, for 10 min utes. Add sugar and sliced neaches. Bring to boll again and let cook uncovered, until a few drops will felly when dropped on a cold oau- orr. about sal degrees V. Pour Into ntorlllted glasses snd seal with paraffin. Makes 4 eight-ounce Jsrs conserve. S&& Calhoun' A MIRRORS far any rom In Iht hamtl U7 I. Hals. Salad Treat Il'iMVS Perfect for summer porch din ing Is this molded cantaloupe ssl ad. Serve with tender, hot biscuits snd sm snd butter. A filling din ner menu will result If you sdd a plstter of cold cuts snd Ice tes and cupcakes. For variety, make this molded salad with other fruits, or try a different flsvored gelatin. MOI.DKD CANTALOUPE SALAD 1 pscksge lemon-flsvored gela tin cup hot wster 1 cup plnespple lulce ! cup melon Juice or wster 1 tablespoon lemon lulce 1 cup csntsloupe bslls 1 cup medium noodles, broken 1 j cud hslved green grspes Dissolve gelstln In hot wster. Add fruit lulces. Pour cud gels tln mixture Into l'i-qusrt mold. Ar rsnge csntsloupe bslls on bottom of mold. Chill In refrlgerstor while making other salsd preparations. Cook noodles In boiling sslted ws ter until tender (about minutes). Drsln snd rinse with cold wster. Combine noodles and grapes with remaining gelatin mixture snd pour Into mold. Chill until firm. Un mold onto serving plsce and gar nish with lettuce. Serve with cream cheese dressing or mayonnaise. Helpful Hinis COOLER DAYS FOR 6MALLFRY It's Impossible to keep the young sters quiet sll dsy long even when the thermometer flirts with the 90 s. But when they become overhested, give them a sweet smelling bubble bath followed by a lavish dusting of bath powder. Not only will It cool their bodies but the frsgrsnce Itself will refresh both you and the children . . . and you'll find the Utile ones look forwsrd to bsth time when the rltusl Includes fra grance toiletries. RECITE FOR INSOMNIA Spray toilet water or cologne on bed linen to surround you In an atmosphere of soothing frsgrsnce. Select a scent which Is light snd fresh to help eliminate tha mental cobwebs so prevalent dur ing hot humid weather. A clear mind filled with happy thoughts encourages sweet dreams! Are you in trouble? NEED A FRIEND? CALL 5473 Hid You Know. . . . Ibst originally, frsgrsnce was used for religious ceremonies only? . . that during the Egyptian Ptolemies no king could be crowned without first belns anointed with perfumed ointments? . . Ihat famous Creek writers attributed the magnetism of frag rance to the gods and goddesses of Creek Mythology? . . thst toilet water snd cologne have been manufactured so that they msv be used lavishly without Injury to the skin? - . . . Ihat perfume Is known ss the fourth dimension of a woman's personality, giving a subtle chsrm to everv woman who wears It? . thst when you sprinkle toilet water or cologne on the Ironing board, a subtle scent will cling to the clothes you Iron? . . that stick cologne-toilet wa ter applied to the pulie spots I In side wrists. Inside crook of the arm. at the temple, behind the Knees) actually nelps to lower surface skin tempersture through w evaporation as we aiconoir . . . that Drscticslly everv msn considers a woman more attrac tive If she Is wearing perfume? 65 per cent of the perfume sold Is bought by men . . . thst when wster has been softened with fragrant bubbles or oil or salts, soap lathers more pro fusely, thus cleaning the body more thoroughly? . that bath powder (dustlni or talc) helps absorb the moisture of the skin, maklne your skin feel soft, silky and cool? . . . that the fragrance for you Is the one you like? . . that the entire world con tributes to the making of perfume? . . . that a man remembers a woman's perfume lone after he has forgotten the color of her dress? . . . that "mother" often Is more delighted with an exciting, adven turous perfume than with a so-ladr-llke scent? And she may be your own mother or that of vour best friend. Bly Club Charter members of the Bly Women's Club, organized 2Q years ago are Mrs. Frank Obenchsln. Mrs. H. Powell. Mrs. Joe Ken dall. Mrs. Frank Obenchain Jr.. Mrs. Monte Cline and Mrs. Cllne's mother. Mrs. Dixon. There are 23 working members. Mrs. Mike Hunt Is president; Mrs. Harold Powell, vice presi dent and Mrs. Joe Kendall, secretary. The club sponsors the annual tea for the Bly school faculty, the March of Dimes campaign and other community beneiits. xne ciuo meets twice a month. Members are Mrs. Frank Oben chain. Mrs. H. Powell, Mrs. Joe Kendall. Mrs. Frank Obenchain Jr.. Mrs. Monte CUne, Mrs. Bob Stanley. Mrs. August Tlkkanen. Mrs. Dsve Campbell. Mrs. Spike Armstrong. Mrs. wvnn Bates, Mrs. Warren Joneschiet. Mrs. Bill Hats e. Mrs. Ted Hvde. Mrs. Billy fjsndberg. Mrs. Herb Dennis. Mrs. Walt Cambron. Mrs. Charlie Mc Cain. Mrs. Thomas Thomson was a guest at the last meeting. . V "Zr FOR VfXrSrT this S many geMMl : tilings , ) Where you buy your food you'll ''$ri y " ancty six-bottle cartons of Coke . . . because Coke, food and appetites ' i -vNs ; "' are good partners. 'Aga FOOD STORE iOTTtlD UNDIt AUTHOMTV OP TNI COCA-COl COMPANY Y COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF KLAMATH FALLS "Cola" h a rfhltni IrWa-wert. O '", THI COCA.COUt COMfANV Tele-fun by Warren Goodrich mid "Glva your father plenty of tlmsi to got to tho 'phono ... In tho daytbno ho's as blind as a you-know-what."... Folks can't always get to the telephone right away . ; . so ' please give them time to an swer . . . Pacific Telephone. 1 ESSENTIALLY ENRICHED with vitamins and minerals for HEALTH. ENERGY PACKED with nature's own quality foods for YUAHTY. EXTRA-FRESH sclusivt patented "Super-Seal" locks in that lasting goodness fotntJOTMEHT. 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