Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 33, Number 200, Decatur, Adams County, 23 August 1935 — Page 6

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Distinctive Dishes For Your Summer Parties

Have you ever attended a luncheon, an afternoon tea or dinner party where such delicious and unusuaJ dishes were served that they helped make the occasion memorable? Here are such concoctions as would rival the choicest of your memories of fine foods. Try them, next time you entertain —or better still, give the family the thrill of a new dish, delectably prepared. Chicken Aspic Salad Dnese a thick slice of tomato for each portion to be served with salt, pepper and a few drops of vinegar. Chill. Soak 2 tablespoons of gelatine in a little cold water, add to 154 cups highly seasoned chicken broth. Cool, and when jelly starts to thicken, add 3 tablespoons mayonnaise and 54 cup chopped pecans, and a little chopped green pepper. Add 2 tablespoons chopped celery, 54 tablespoon onion juice and 154 cups chopped cold cooked chicken. Mold, chill. Un- s mold on the tomato slices placed on lettuce and serve with mayon- i naise. . i Beef and Ham Gumbo Cook 54 pound cured ham, diced ' with 1 pound diced beef until ; I brown in a large iron skillet. Add < 2 tablespoons chopped parsley, 1 t onion sliced. 1 green pepper, chop- i ped fine and 54 cup chopped celery and cook for a few minutes. Add 1 pint water and 1 quart fresh tomatoes, cover and simmer until the meat is almost tender. Then > add 1 quart okra cut crosswise. Season to taste and simmer uncovered until the okra is tender and j tihe stew has thickened. Serve £ in a rice ring made as follows: . Rice Ring Wash 1 cup rice and sprinkle 1 into 4 cups rapidly boiling water. ' Cook for about 20 minutes or till rice is tender and the water absorbed. Add 1 teaspoon salt, 2 tablespoons butter and 2 dashes tabasco sauce. Put the rice in a well-greased ring mold and pat it down. Reheat in the oven, turn on a rond platter and fill the center with gumbo. Serve at once. Apple Almond Pie 54 cup shelled almonds 1 2-3 cups finely rolled graham crackers. 54 cup sugar 54 teaspoon almond flavoring

a u h fan »i spinach — Country Club 1 A „ COUNTRY CLUB FANCY 1 flp Fancy, No. 2 IvC GRAPEFRUIT No. 2 Can C DV4VC Af* Luscious Segments of Tree Ripened Fruit lUKItAIItAAS Z3C JEWEL COFFEE lb. IF7 _ Country Club, 3 28 oz. Cans — v Smooth Fragrant 1/C TOMATOES OPxp BREAD. Country Club, Oven Fresh A 1935 Pack, Standard, 3 No. 2 Cans .... 16 oz . Loaf—6c 24 oz. Twin Sliced Loaf C/U Soda Crackers BRAN FLAKES CORN Wesco—Fresh and Crisp Country Club, Wholesome Avondale, Sweet - Tender 2 'iU7c 10c can 10c GREEN BEANS 1 CORN FLAKES 1 (U. PEAS, 1935 Pack OKp ROLLED OATS Standard Quality 3 No. 2 Cans WUV 5 pound Package Macaroni 3 lbs 25c FLOUR, Avondale, General Purpose, 24 lb. Sack 75c CANE SUGAR, Jack Frost 25 lb. Cloth Bag $1.39 OLEO Eatmore. A Tasty Spread 2 lbs. 25c MUSTARD Qt. Jar MASON JARS _ „ Square Flint Glass JAR CAPS 20c a "'-' 6sc JAR RUBBERS • Hot or Cold Pack — First Quality, 3 dozen 20c ORANGES 2 doz. 29c HEAD LETTUCE Rp LEMONS, Calif. SOLID CRISP — 2 hrs AVv SUN KIST, Dozen OHL BANANAS FX Rpe 5 lbs 25c SWEETPOTATOES OKp CELERY, Michigan Qp INDIANA GROWN — 5 lbs LARGE WELL BLEACHED, 2 Stalk* .... V* POTATOES 18c I

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54 cup butter 2 cups sweetened apple sauce Chop almond* and combine with the graham crackers, rolled fine, 1-2 cup sugar, flavoring and softened butter. Reserve % cup of this mixture and press remainder firmly against bottom and sides of a buttered pie plate. Pour in apple sauce. Top with remainder of crumb mixture and bake 15 minutes in a hot oven. Cliill and serve with whipped cream. Strawberry Cake 1 cup sugar 4 tablespoons shortening 2 cups flour 4 teaspoons baking powder 54 teaspon salt 1 cup milk 1 egg 1 teaspoon vanilla 54 pint cream 1 quart strawberries Cream sugar and shortening, add beaten egg; add dry ingredients alternately with milk; add ’ flavoring, mix well and bake in a l shallow square or oblong pan in ! a moderate oven for 25 to 30 minutes. IVhen cool, halve and between layers put whipped cream and crushed sweetened berries. On ! top spread whipped cream and whole strawberries. Creamed Muahrooms and Ham 1 can condensed Mushroom soup % cup milk. 54 teaspoon Worcestershire or I similar sauce. cup diced ham —Spk. pepper. Heat the soup with the milk, add ham, pepper, Worcestershire saucei and heat. Serves 4. To vary, substitute equal parts of diced cooked chicken and ham, or chicken and cooked asparagus in 154-in. lengths for the ham. oOPPOSITION TO CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE concerns within the second degree could continue whose subsidiary systems are economically and geographically integrated. The commission will commence its work of encouraging simplification, according to the compromtee, of topheavy holding struc- ' tures as "soon as practical after : Jan. 1, 1938." It would be auth-

orized to hold hearings to deter mine which companies would be dissolved. The original house bill gave broad discretionary powers to the commission to bring about holding company slmpllcifation on the basis of "public interest.” Utility interests, house and senate lobby investigations brought out, spent more than 12,000.000 in effort* to defeat dissolution provisions of the bill. One gigantic holding company, the Associated Ges & Electric, was revealed as having spent more than $900,000. o GREAT BRITAIN CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE their empire unless prompt precautionary measures, political and military, are taken. It was recalled that Air Chief Marshal Sir Edward ETlington was cadled into the cabinet meeting yesterday. As a result of that meeting. Great Britain has decided on a two-point policy in the Ethiopian crisis—first to seek united action by the league, secondly to prepare measure of its own to safeguard empire interests to the ultimate limit, it was indicated. o SUGAR PAYMENT CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE 75. Putnam $13,207.25, Allen $9.321.75 and Auglaize $231.50 making a grand total forte factorydistrict of $328,430.00. The control committee is nowworking on the compliance forms and they will be offered the participating cooperators in the very near future. After these compliance forms are signed, sent to Washington and audited the final payment* will be tended the sugar beet growers. o Social Security Board Is Named — Washington, Aug. 23. — <U,R) — President Roosevelt turned to New Hampshire, Wisconsin, and Arkansas today to select a three-man board to administer the vast social security program enacted bp con-1

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1935.

Youth Shares Honors With Age i < y ■ ■* iL a. y A -4 f "7 i|H Dr - Fuo>> ] Youth and age shared honors at the 19th annual meeting of the American Chemical society at San Francisco when Dr. Adams, center, society president, awarded the Priestly medal for outstanding achievement in chemistry for 1935 jointly to Dr. W. A, Noye.t, 78, Jest, of University of Illinois, and Raymond Fuoss, 29, of Brown university, Providence, R. 1., right. 1

gress. The president nominated and sent to the senate the names of: John G. Winant. former gover-1 nor of New Hampshire, for a term expiring August 13, 1941. Arthur J. Altmeyer of Wisconsin, present second assistant secretary of labor, for a term expiring Aug.

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13, 1939. Vincent Morgan Miles of Arkansas, lawyer and former member of the Democratic national commitj tee, for a term expiring August 13, 1937. o •—■ Uawhldy “Carraaey” In ancient Cyprus, copper pots were used for money

Wealthy American Woman Dies Thursday Gneenwich, Conn.. Aug. 23 —(UP) —Funeral service* where arranged today for Mrs. Percy Avery Rockefeller. 59, daughter of on*' of America's great financiers and daugh-ter-in-law of another, wilio died at her home last night, leas than a year after the death of her husband. Mrs. Rockefeller was the daughter of the late lamee A. Stillman under whose presidency th? National City .bunk of New York became one of the world's greatest financial institution. In 1901, as Isabel Sillman. she married Percy Rockefeller who was the second son of William Rockfeller, Sr., brother of John D. Rockefeller. Sr., and cofounder of the Standard Oil company. —o Labor Relations Board Named Today ‘Washington, Aug. 23.— <U.R) — A leading Pittsburgh attorney and two men experienced in labor relations were selected by President Roosevelt today to compose the national labor relations board, set VWWWWWVIAAMAAAAAAAM BIG DANCE Chick’s Roadside Inn Sunday Night Music by Dick Miller's Orchestra. Come and see the old gang.

up to enforce labor guarantees under the new Wagner act. The president sent the senate the names of the following as members of the board: Joseph Warren Madden of Pitts-! burgh, for a term of five years. I John Michael Carmody of New York, now a member of the national railroad mediation board, for a term of three years. Edwin S. Smith of Massachu-j setts, now a member of the exist-! ing national labor board, for a term of one year. o — Fulfilled Promise Wins Farm Horton. Kan.—(U.R)-- Roy Pendlebury owns a farm today because he kept his promise not to drink, smoke, gamble or chew tobacco until he was 21. The farm was given him by his uncle, to whom he made the promise.

HsCHM/TT’s’ I QUALITY meat market I Specials for Saturday V New Style City Chicken, Veal and / Pork, ground nice size .... 5c each Special Boneless Beef Steak 23c, 2 lb. for 45c Spring Chickens around 3 lb. each 27c lh Plenty Fresh Calf Liver 35c lh All cuts of Spring Lamb, Beef Tenderloin Steaks or Prime Rolled Rib Roast. Boiling Beef (Rib Plate Brisket) 10c |}, Bamberger (*" Be * fFre » h G , -o‘'"«‘) 2 lb. 25c I Round Swiss Steak 22c lh Fresh Brains < H °!> orCi " f ) .... 2 Tbs. 25c Minced Ham (Extra Good Qua,i ‘y>... 19c |b Frozen Haddock Fillets 15c lb Bulk Lard 2 Th. for 15c Compound Lard, 1 Tb. carton. ISc H) Cold Meat Specials: Chicken Loaf, German Ham, Spiced Ham, New England Loaf, Pickle Pimento and Olive Loaf, Barbecue Loaf, and No. 1 Open Eye Wheel Swiss Cheese. Rival Dog Food, can 10c OUR MEATS ARE ALL NATIVE HOME DRESSED PHONES 95 or 96

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