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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 20, 1952)
THURSDAY, NOVHMIWIt 20, J 0.r2 herald and mm. klamath falls. Oregon PAGE SEVENTEEN MILLS P7A OFFICERS NEW OFFICERS OF FAIRVEW PTA Edlttd by Ruth King Thin and That About Women ''It's A Woman's World" ;" rM LiU .1 ;, -',1 rV k lV . ... r$v:5 J5fig5iV.' ,:-. ft y : ' im ir-f i w iifiir-tmi urn - LWaiaiSlSjaS-it i ! i n 1 1 r mi i.ii., ,j u,j..i.,' ' fi". i A ' i ii MRS'. A. E. ANDERSON . Prsldnt " MRS. C. M. HOWIE Vie President i I MRS. ED STRACK ' 2nd Vic President MRS. CLIFFORD KENYON Secretary lilirm a vsa MRS. A. IRENEMAN Triurr -. TAHTEfl GOOD Try cooking vegetable uch limi bum, peaa, or celery in null amount n( bouillon Instead c'. plain water. The flavor la won drrlul. HINTS TARTY 8TARTFR Begin holiday mm Is with a frull cocktail of tome kind nd you'll know you're olf to a Rood start. Canned fruit cocktail serve thin purpose very nicely, or. If you want to dress It UP a bit. add aome eubed papaya to give your alerter course a navor 01 we islands. Be sure to aerve fruit cocktails of ally kind well chilled. cr.r 8kt Here are a lew tipa which will make your holidaya memorable: apicrd canned cling peaches, au- ared walnuts, aalled almonds, ton. (lant atuffed prunes, chocolate covered raisins, glared dried apr cota, pickled Cornice peara and all of these deiicaclra may be made well in advance of til day. REST EVER "Holiday Sweet Potatoes" are one of the wonderful vegetable which may be prepared the . day before your dinner and heated In a moderate oven Just before aerv ing time. Peel cooked aweet po- I a f i ' ... ash ..am ui. . . . . , HUU VI, of Sherry wine for molature, place In a casserole and sprinkle brown nuta over Uie lop. r. . -fir; ;it. THE GRACIOUS CHARM of "old things," th cheriihed bit of yeiteryear, Ipurpi not in cluded! hev been utod to tet this gracious informal Thanksgiving tabl by Mrs. Lee Stoner, 400 Conger. The lovely burnished maple lazy Suzan Is perfect foil for the old, old Mulberry Iron Slon War of 1789 vintage, prized by collectors in both the United States and England. The pattern, modified Oriental, is "dusky," tinged with the color from which it gets its name. Shapes are quaint, the cups handleless, the saucers, are deep dishes and the serving pieces are reminescent of the Puritan era. The service purchased from Avis McConnell. It was brought from Connecticut to Vermont by a family named Homer, was passed to next genera tion daughters until . . . eventually it cam to Klamath Falts. With it Mrs. Stoner used mellowed silver goblets, sterling place services and an enchant ing, harvest centerpiece of a Golden Hubbard squash, Tokay grapes, green Bell peppers, red Chili peppers, tomatoes, a nubbin of Indian corn and gourds. Black lacquer chairs seat the canine guestts, loved by the family. Left is Toby Torrey (The Terrific), his devoted friend is Stoner's Butcher Girl, (Bootsiesl. Cold Nights Invite Good Books to Read MRS. O. E. POWELL President MRS. A. U. DONNELLY Vice-President if i ' k 2 h MRS. CECIL HAGGREEN ' Secretary GOOD FOOD "Raisin Tartlets" are ever so delicious. See how simple they are to prepare: Line 8 muffin pens with 'A recipe plain pastry. Com bine V,'2 cups seedless raisins, 2 tablespoons chopped walnuts, 2 tablespoons lemon Juice and 2 tablespoons brown sugar, and fill pastry-lined muffin pans. Bake In hot oven 15 to 20 minutes. GOOD MIX We like stuffed prune salad at our bouse. You probably have your own special cheese mix, but we like to combine grated American cheese with chopped celery, slivered green pepper and chopped ripe olives. We moisten all In' gredients with mayonnaise, stuff the cooked, pitted prunes and serve on lettuce-garnished aalad plates. . MRS. DON D. HORN Treasurer Among the new books received by the City Library Is, "The Lel era of Edna St. Vincent Mlllay." edited by Allan Ro.na Macdougall. To one who had never read a line of her poetry these lettera would atlll be Interesting ea they give an "extraordinary picture of a per son, of a poet every Inch an artist, and of a aoolal-minded cltlsen." Another Interesting bonk is, Ann Hark s "Blue Hills add Shooily Pie." charming, Informal. The u thor writes with a deep knowledge and understanding of a little known NEW IDEA California dried lima beans pro vide excellent aalad or relish ma terial. They are clean, good look ing and perfectly formed. Cook the beans until tender, aeaaon, and marinate In vinegar and oil and finely chopped onion. people, the Pennsylvania Dutch. 8he has also Included eome of the fine recipes common to this local ity. One reviewer makea this state ment "Anyone interested In the United States will find 'Blue Hills and Shoofly Pie' that rare thing, delightful reading and at the same time a necessary and welcome ad dition to a library of research." Best seller books at the city li brary are,- fletlon: East of Euen. Steinbeck: The Silver Chalice. Cos tain: Olant, Ferber; Cain Mutiny. Wouk; th Houses In Between, Spring: Don Camlllo and Hla Flock. Turnbull: Prisoner of Orace, Cary; The Distant Sbore.Hartog. Non-flctlon: Tallulab, Bank head; A Man Called Peter, Mar shall; Holy Bible: Revised Stan dard Version: The Sea Around Us, Carson: Witness. Chambers: Anne Prank: The Diary of a Youni uiri; me ureal Enterprise, Over street; Windows fo the Cown Pince, Vlntng; The Dvils of Lou dun. Huxley: Beyond the High Himalayas, Douglas; dlsl E. Ste venson of Illinois, Busch; .Post maked Mscow, Kirk. WATCH CALORIES Here's one of the best sundae sauces you ever ate and perfect for holiday time. too. Mix 1 table spoon cornstarch, 1-3 cup brown sugar and a dash of salt In a sauce pan. Add 2-3 cup Cherry wine and 1-3 cup water, and stir until mix ture Is smooth. Cook over low beat until mixture thickens. Remove from heat. Add 3 tablespoons but ter and Vx cup finely chopped wal nuts. Serve warm over vanilla Ice cream. THANKSGIVING DINNER Served Home Style Hove vour own turkey and carve it yourself with all the trimminas. For arouos of four or more. We also have fine Pheasant and Steak dinners. $3.00 Per Person Why not brinq the family group to Col-Or and save the Hardship of preparing a dinner. Phone Dorris 151 for Reservations Coll before Tuesday November 25 Your host Cil Bacon 18 Miles So. Klomath Falls on Highway 97 Open Every Evening Except Monday j7 8.95 Two angelic dreams In frothy, angel-whit nylon tricot. . On panorama of tiny tucks and : xqulsit lac . . , th other . , , mor tiny tucks and th gtntl touch of ambroiderad wings. ' Gcntl, too, th tiny pricet. There's no need to stir... to spoon, or ... to shake drinks about! use F7, A E1r WA Vr7 PIS wjM-efi: : k. Rip, ites SPARKLING WATER Throw away your mixing spoon I Say good bye to all the fuss, bother and mesa that go with mixing drinks! All you do to make a perfect drink is add lively, sesty Par-T-Pak ... the sparkling water that'a so sparkling it stirs as it pours. Try Par-T-Pak today... and while you're shopping . . . pick up deli cious Par-T-Pak flavor for the voung folks! .11 ST POl'R.:;A.D DBI!VKt COLA-ORANGE-ROOT BEER UPPER 10-TOM COLLINS-GRAPEFRUIT-GINGERALE HEM BOTTLING CO. Phon31ll
