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Hcome w 8 Van Dyke, <8f of laughing Boyi picture wu the Mggret flop * Van Dyke caret#. He * at the mention of IL 1 W7S movie camera can be »*ap from Patricia Wilder ear taking picture* with it » *d<e of Bert Labr a ewimP<«4 when her foot «hpp<~! ’ «he went. What made It • ’ »h* waa wearing an ex- : * fur coat at the time. ™>er» have fired Errol Flynn •■hot telegram ordering him 1 •continue flying leaaoru on the •n Hood" location. Studio * hM • 8t when it learned Flynn and I‘atrtc Knowlea < t*»n renting a plane at a * airport and making night Knowlee. a llcenaed 'nit •fet’vely inexperienced pilot, •’j’be role at teacher. Flynn, **" can eheck off one item I U» I IM.OOO loot of Hal h • Jewelry etore. A diamond M * t - belonging to Mimone I* 2 nd b »"***d to have been ’ hy the thlevea. la now dlat° h «»» been delivered to home one hour before robbery. * Peter* Slater*, three hefty tab who are a Mnaah hit Djntor. “AM Baba'*, face a ” contract If their combined Wt <lrr.pt under MO pound* „. w *th working so much h'ly under light*. It I* now "" nv « pound* of thia mark ”” odder le Um contract of

man. conducted a ahort bualneae meeting, stating that the objective for the club year wa< “a better acI quaintance with art books In the I Dfcalirr public library " Mrs A D Buttle* gave an Interjesting review of aeveral well known paintings from the book On, Hun dred Beat Picture* m”BTAO E I! |dred Beat Picture." Paintings mentioned included Whistler's Mother ' The Bine Roy and Angel Fares Mrs Adrian Wetnhoff reviewed' i the (took "Mr Currier and Mr. Ives’’ J by Ruewell Crams In n most enteri talnlng manner Rnb-toplrw were given by members on the d«*cripi’lons and histories of various paint-' 1 Ings. Mrs. Wemhoff displayed three original paintings by these artists own»d by Mrs. John Tyndall. Mrs. I C D. I/ewton and Mrs Milo Black Hostesses assistinc Mrs. Myers were Miss Matilda ftolkvneyer. Mias Kathryn Kauffman. Mrs A D Rut-' (lets and Mrs Adrtun Wemhoff. All members o ft ho Pioneer B V i P IT. are Invited to a Halloween j party at the Biptlst church Tues ' day evening at Sevan o'clock EverrJone is asked to crane masked The Philatheae ctors of the Rapj Hat Munday school will enjoy an ( evening with guests Friday at the i the home of Mrs II N Shroll at seven-thirty o’clock A splendid projgram has le-en prepared Assisting Mrs. Rhroll as host<•««'. will be the Mewdamos U’lssfson Ogg. Curtis Moser and Will Wlnnes. SURPRISE GIVEN MRS. WM. MITCHEL Mrs. IVm Mitchel was pleasantly I I surprised Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mltche) on the occasion of her birthday anniversary A delicious two course dinner was served at noon by Batty. Jean, idiclle and Dorothy Williams i and Helen Rupert A large birth-, day take centered the table. Mrs. Mitchel received many lovely gifts Guests were Mr. and Mm. Floyd Mitchel and children Gene. Bobby and Jerry; Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Mitchel and daughter Kllean; Mr. and Mrs Ralph Bluhm and son Carl Mr. and Mm. Rmutel Mitchel and children Virginia. Fay,, and Arlene; Mr. and Mrs Harvey Rupert and children Helen and Donald; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mitchel and daughter Pauline. Ixils Gone. Joan and Shirley .Mithei; futile Mast; Mr and, Mrs. Clarence MlttheJ; William Mithei; Betty Jeun. Dorothy and lai

tne European acueaa. vuiua *>>*»<>, who is forbidden to engage in any form of sport. Star bad the c-laua* . written in heraelf. beeauae ahe ! once spent a year In bed following a fall fr<im a horse. Hear that picture acheduiea will I rob Fred Aataire of ms anticipated trip to Europe. The screens dancing ace ha* been working from 9 p. m to « a m for a week to finisli up "Damsel in Diatrcaa and get away to New York, if not to Europe. • Eleanor Powell has a beautiful shiner from cracking head* with | Pauline Craig, of the "Roaalle" loveliea. The star waa doing a tap routine. In the middle nt which ahe was supposed to ape a football j tackle. After the girl* had met head-on. 1 studio doctor* and makeup men worked two nour* trying to repair the Powell eye. on she could go ba<-k before the camera. Chatter . . . It waa a miracle that nobody fell Into the Jack Oakie swimming pool, which -a between the tent, where the Mg party waa bold, and the >ouae. . . Jackie Coogan and Ort rude Nieaen liked each other'a coatumes ao well that they made an exchange. . . . Ernest Truex, who. with Elmer' Griffin, won the men's double* at the Westside Tennis chib, hit only one ball in the entire match, ft happened to be the deciding point . . , Dean Markham, who did okay nn radio job* in tho east, it back in town, but ne

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can't forget that a d vert I*mg model. . . There were lift guest* at Patricia Ziegfeld's twen-ty-flnit Mrthday party at the Victor Hugo .. Room waa specially decorated- by John Harkrider. . . George Raft ap peered for the

Feg Murray broadr aal wearing bedroom clipper* . . Moat of the late *po<* ar* crying over rotten ouaineea The Beverly WHahira *eeme tc have the right idea in their new Munday night broadcaeting ahowi in the Florentine room. Sidney Mitchell went on with Lew Pollack deapite the fact he waa in an auto craah earlier In the day.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1939

j CLUB CALENDAR ' Society Dsadllns, 11 A. M. Fanny Macy I Phenes 1000 — 1001 Tueaday Zion Junior Wvlther league Masquerade, Church Auditorium, 7:SO 1 P m. Church Mothers Study Club, Methodist Church, 2;30 p. m. Root Township Ht.me Economlca Club Guest Ihty, Monmouth School. 1: p n. Young Matrons Club, Mrs. Albert Miller, 7;30 p. m. i Itele-kah laulge Masque-ude Part... I <>. O. F. Hall. 7:30 p. m 1 Wednesday Wesley Couples Class Masquer,»d,- Patty Methodist Church. After i ITayer Meeting. ‘ Zion Senior Walther !x-ague. Miss Lindo Marlmch, 7:30 p. tn- 1 Historical club, Mrs. Joan Schug. 1 I 2: S’) p in. uadles’ Shakespeare Club, Mrs. 1 Jo in Tyndall, 2;30 p m. St. Vincent d«- Paul Society, K of C. Hell, 2 p. m. Thursday Astern Star. Masonic Hall, 7:30 1 | !• tn Indies’ Aid Society, MMhodlat 1 Church Social Houma, 2:30 p. tn. Chicken Dinner. H P. (). Elka, 1 5:30-3 p. tn. St Mary's Township Home Bco-' nomlt-s Club. Mm. Howard Manlier. ! I 1 p sn I* Uidies' Aid Society, Presbyterian, 1 i Church, 2:3« p. m. Father and Son Banquet, First ' United Brethren Church. 6 p. m ' Baptist Woman's Society, Mrs. ' Alva Baker. 2:30 p. m Friday American la-gion Auxiliary, legion Hom- 7 ::n p m Phllathne Class, Mm. II X'. Shrull, 7:30 p. rn. Saturday Rummage Sal,-. Zion Refotwied church, ba. m Monday Research Club. Mrs. I.eonard Say-’ 1 lorn. 2:3' p m Tuesday B. V. P. I' Halloween Party,' Baptist Church. 7 p. in. ■ 11 1 ' Hike Williiurts and th-> guest of honor, Mrs Willhm Mitchel. i MRS. C. A. »UGAN HOSTESS TO LITERARY DEPARTMENT 11 The Literary Department of the . Woman’s Chib met at the home of , Mm Charles A Dugan last evening with Modem Historical Literature” as the subject leaders for the ev oing were Mrs Dugan, Mm. George Buckley and Mrs Milton Swearingen. After a dis,, uaslon of the types of , historical literature reviews of two examples were given “Cities of Refugr-’* whs reviewed as ah example of fiction and •’Days of Our Yearn” as an ,-xample of non-fiction. At the conclusion of the program a social hour was enjoyed, during which refreshments were served. The American Ixhflon Auxiliary will have a aoclal meeting at thw legion Home Friday evening at acven-thlrty o'clock. All membora are asked to be present. i BENEFIT MOVIE TO OPEN I GOOD FELLOW CLUB FUND A business meeting of the Delta'l Theta Tati sorority was held last I evening at th,- Elks home on North', Recond street at which time It was I decided to open the Good Fellow fund drive with a benefit niovle.it Th,- date for the show will be an- < nounced soon Other tall and winter a activities planned. Il II DRAMATIC DEPARTMENT AT MRS. H. F. EHINGER’S The Dramatic department of the I Woman's Club met at the homo of Mm H. F Efhlnger last evening ' with nineteen member* present Miss Eloise la*wton. president of < the Woman's (Tub. was a guest of | the Department. Adel, ions buffet 'Upper, prepar- < ed by the Mesdame* Ward Calkuid. t •a—— ■ ——— | 1 I IX> YOUR I Christmas Shopping I; EARLY! _ 11 GIVE JEWELRY — Always the most perfect gift. We suggest that you come in and start selecting right NOW while our newly unpacked selection of fine Christmas gifts is still complete. You'll find “just what you want "-here. SUTTON j JEWE L R Y i 210 N Bsond St. ( —- - < I

Carl Gert-er Hnbert Kern, Fellgl Maier and the hosfeM, Mr*. Ehiager. was served at small tabtoP, de-, coined with fal l flowers. Following the supper Mm. Herb Kern, chairman, called the (passing to order. After a brief business meeting a social hour was enjoyed. The department will meet at th« liomr of Mm. Eva Acker on November 20. TWENTY EIGHT ATTEND ECONOMICS CLUB MEETING Twenty-all maobers and two guest* attended the meeting of the Decatur home ecunomlcH dub held rcently at the home of Mm. Forrest Eltey. Roll call wa« answered With favorite reelple*. Mrs. Ralph Stanley gave the leseon on braided and chrocheted rugs. During the social hour mfreah-l menta were served try the Mew dames Elzey, Kern and Nichol*. The next meeting will be held at the horn,.- of Mm. Gilbert Strickler. The Baptist woman's «oclety will meet at the home of Mr*. Alva Baker Thursday afternoon at iwo- . thirty o'clock. This will be the regu--1 lar missionary program meeting. A I good aitendanec is aeked. — PYTHIAN SISTERS HALLOWEEN PARTY T«<niy-eigbi I'ythian Sl»l<-rs enjoyed a Halloween party at the K. lof I* home last evening after Temple Mrs. Ju,bMtn I’asswater was awarded the prfxe for the best masked and Mrs Uoyd Ahr for the most comically mucked. An apple contest was held and Mm. Ahr was awarded the prlxe The guests were then Invited to th>- dining room by the committee In charge Including the Metulanie* M E. Hower, Sam Shamp. Harve Baker and Joe Hunter Delicious refreshments were served at small tables, each attractively decorated ; with colorfnl autumn leave*. Bingo was played and prlxe* glviiu to the MeMlasne* Wilson Berry, A It. Aahlmucher, Fred Haneher, : Will Dellinger and Judson Pa**I water. FRIENDSHIP VILLAGE CLUB HAS MEETING The M>-«Janus Austin Merriman. I Charles Brun*trup<, Omer Merri[nian. Clair Kelley and Victoria | Merriman entertained the Friend1 *h!p Village home economic* club Thursday evening with a masquet-j ad' partylii the abaence of the president, Mrs Earl Sipe, the vke-prealdst had charge of the buslin-ss meeting.] Twenty-seven members signified their intention* to go on the tour: | through the sugar mill and cream-,' cry November tith. starting at ten o'clock at the sugar company. Election of officers was held with the following results; Mrs. Merle Riley, proaldent; Mrs. Chester Bryan. vlce^realdent; Mrs Hiram Wltwer, secretary; Mm. Harry' Worklnger. treasurer; Mrs Charles. Burkhart and Mrs Herman Girod, i leader*; Mrs Dan Roop and Mrs. Laster Sipe, alternate*; Mm. Don R iudenliush. pianist, ami Mm Kenneth Blentz. reporter After the business meeting, a lesion on braided and chrocheted rugs was given by the leaders. Mm. Austin Merriman and Mrs. Chester Bryan The meeting closed with prayer by Mrs Shelby Van<-e. Refreshments of sweet cider, sandwit h<w and coffee were served. Present were the Mesdames Glenn Reboot. Wm Patterson. Herman (Brod Ben Tickle. Merry Workinger. Rolle Raudenbush. Cheater Bryan, Guy Berry. Rudd Heffner. Harve Hype. Kenneth Blenx. Charles Burkhart. Lestar Hip*. Allen Wolfe. I ton RaudenLusb. Hhelhy Vance. Wm Neadetine, Oscar Young, Leland Riptoy. Dwight Raudenbush. Andy Meyer*. Hiram Wittwer, Glen Myer* and Merlo RJ>y. CHOWER GIVEN FOR MRS. COLTER Members of the Mt. Tabor ladies' aid noclety united recently In entertaining with a shower honoring Mr*. Rtgtert (oiler, who until her recent marriage was Mis* Mary Johnston of route 3. Decatur. A delicious pot luck supper was served and a aoclal lime enjoyed. Gursia included Mm. Armstrong, Mr. and Mm. Lloyd Daniels and daughter. Mm. Austin McMillen and niece, Mrs William Bubncr, Mr. and Mr*. Edward Kooa, Bartha Bunner, Dunna Johnston. Hine Joboston. Rufus Brodbeck. Donald Colter. Mr and Mrs Ben Colter. E W. Dailey. George hlndenllne. Ctorcacn Oilpen. Joe Brunner, Herbert and Merlin Johnston Mrs. Colter was presented with a shower of lovely gifts. The mlsslotpry society of the Zion Reformed church will bold a rummage sale Saturday morning, start tog at nine o'clock In the church basement. Members are to bring their articles to the church by Friday afternoon or call Mrs M F Worthman Mr. and Mrs. John 8. Colchln of Fifth Street, entertained Hunitay with a family dinner In honor of their forty-ninth wedding anniversary. Thou* preMnt were Mr. and Mra. James M (’small and daughter Rharon Cotoen of Bluffton, and Mlm Helene Colchln Mrs Carnail was formerly Mary Colchln o( tbto city. Mr and Mrs. Colchln received many cards, and toksaa of <on<ral«ia-

Itlods During the afternoon *rlend*. and relatives called. - f BIRTHYAV SUPPER HONORING FOUR PERSONS A birthday supper wm given Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mr*. (Jtla E. Shlfferly honoring Mt’.. Fanny Jackson. Dan Weldler, Erml! Dale Shlfferly and Mr*. Henry Weldler The honored guest* re-1 ' eived many pretty gift*. Present were Mr ami Mrs Dalia* ' Goldner and daughters. Janet and Kathryn, Mr. and Mr*. Dan Weldtor, Mra. Faye Mu techier and son Bob by. Mrs Oele Barkley of Decatur; Mr. and Mrs. Henry W’»ldtor, Mr. and Mrs August Qurn and daughter Mildred of Detroit, Michigan; Mr*. Jackson. Morris Jackson. Mr. and Mra Otis Shlfferly and children ErmH Dele. Doris and Mildred NOLLS CELEBRATE 33RD ANNIVERSARY One of the pretlleM of fall gather-’, Inga occurred Kundav at the home of Mr and Mr*. I. R. Noll in honor ( of their 33rd wedding anniversary. Mr and Mrs. Noll were completely surprised when their trot her a and sisters and their families arrived to enjoy a bas.et dinner with them.! Many lieautlful and useful gift* were given tlie couple. Among the gift* was a floor lump presented by the children. « Present were Mrs. Mary Bender, Mr and Mrs H W Davis and children. Velma. Harold and Donald, Mr. • and Mra. Voyle Davin, Mary Arnold, Dorothy Schlickman and Ethel Hower, Troy. Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Miller. Sherwood, ().; Mr. and Mr* Rola-rt Peterson. Mr. and Mm,' Erwin Juergetui and (laughter Joyce, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gerard and daughter leuothy. Fort Wayne; Mr and Mm. William Noll and i hlldren Max. Maxine. Betty, The)-' ma. Kathleen and Mary Hu. Pleasant Milla; Mr. and Mr*. Dan Nelrelter and son Johii, Mr. and Mr*. Carl Noll. Decatur; Jim Myer* of Herne and Mr. and Mr*. Noil and ehiklren Eiotoe. Jaunlta. Dtck, Patty-Jo, Tommy and Bobby, JUNIOR WOMEN MEET MONDAY A meeting of the Junior Woman'* Club was held last evening at the higne <»f Mrs. Forest latke on First Street with Mi«s Ib-tty Tricker as ' the hostess A short business meeting wa* held followed with a study program The topic for the evening wa* "The l*h!ladelphla Story", a 1 play In which Kathryn Hepburn wa* starred. Mm Watson Maddox gave the life of Ml** HepburiT Mr* Calvin I r Steury told of *ome of the review* ' ' of the play and also gave the story iof the actor* Mis* Madeline Spahr discussed some of the play* on Broadway thiw past summer. During the social hour lovely refreshment* were served by the bostease* Mia* Spahr. Mis* Tricker, Mrs. Maddox and Mm Steury sixth GRADERS ENJOY PARTY A Halloween party waa enjoyed at the Ogg home last evening when Max Ogg and Charles Chilcote entertained member* of the Sth grade. Prlxe* for the best masked Were awarded to Libby Macy and Bill Bob', linger. Other prizes were awarded ' to Charh-* Chiicote and Bill Bollin- 1 ger A marshmallow roast was rn- i joyed and refreshments with Hal- | lowten appointment* served The guest* Included Mary Letts, h Irene Andrea*. Libby .Macy. Joan Cowan. Bill porter. Roy Cook Karl ' Venin. Bill Etohbura, Richard I Knapp, Richard Cottrell. Bill Bollinger. Charles Chilcote. Dick and Max Ogg Mm. James Chilcote and Mr*. Wcmklsoii Ogg assisted In the entertaining

p J€W€LS ' A Ur Iconstitutcdi F-lipi A MA JO Q PA Q T ’ of tho att i rae A 1 3000 v€ARG AGO II * n th, “ r 'k’’* lJ,r " ,n 1i • w*’ / / || *** *""■** *• esperww *» (1/ II »*"*'** tnwrddi up II I*"'* n * n J** .XX | *err wen in gr»*t I. | number* by the pood B*hr JKirn iouc besot** — SiSjffc ' - Ay JeweLS in KcePik Bewb WITH TH€ STYLES tw/b 1 of TODAY. Though womci. weal leu Hl jewelry today it* appropn / / *ttneM u more important than ever Lovert nt toautv fIWE will be fascinated by the exquuate desqpi, elegance and quality of the modern jewelry we offer You can be sure when ;vu buy it here 1 PUMPHREY'S • ft JeweLnY Sron.e j I : 1U IbZ *wfrim<4«DrC4waw” tXEATUR

i ’ 11 Up rx v I A I g 17L,I\ I ’*■ A I \ Mra. J. G. Atkinson of Detroit ha* returned borne after a week end with friend* and relative* here. Charles Lose m tored to Delphos. Ohio last evening to accompany ; Mra Ixute home aft«r a few day* visit them. J Dwight Peterson of tndlanapo- ; ll* visited with relative* and friends ! here last evening after attending to | business during the day. ARRIVALS Mr. and Mrs. Ora Sells of Schfrrneyer street am the parents of a baby daughter. Iwrn last night at ■ eleven o'clock. The Itaby weighed . seven and one half pounds twid ha* be>-n named Martha Joan. Mr. and Mm William McAfee, of ' ndlanafaills are the parents of a baby girl born October 19 in that city. The biby has lieen named Joan Eileen. Mrs McAfee wa* formerly Ml** Margaret Reed, niece of Ml«s Rose Ftillenkemp. of 'hl* city. — o U. B. Father, Sons Banquet Thursday All fathers and «or<* of the First United Brethren church are InvltIF THROAT IS SORE 8F A COLO ha* given you a miserable sore throat, i here's how to relieve live -tJS® k suffering. DO this now-Melt a smill lump of Vanoßub cn your tongue and feel the comforting medication slowly trickle down your throat—bathing the irritated membranes —bringing blessed relief where you want it, when you want it. DO THIS TONIGHT - Rub throat, chest with Vapoßub. Its long continued poultice-and-vapor action Losens phlegm, relieves irritation, ES" VICKS heaung sleep. ▼ Vapoßub / \ HOOVER \ COLOR-CLEANING? / /j*A* h w* /W See how it brighten* rug*, freshen* draperies. *<>{a anti chairs, lamp shades, (hir rcprcwnlalivr will give soil a fro- -.uiiplc of it - mv time. Phone for ap|M>intmenl. ’llu- Hoover fine Fifty, tin- hnr«t cleaner made, onlv |l.'.') a w<< U |Miai4r m<Mitlily. ” Decatur Hatchery Authorized dealer Hoovers. Maytag Washers. Estate Stoves Jim Kitchen, salesman.

ed to attend the t>anqnet Thursday* evening at 6 o'clock at the church. The father-son banquet is being glv-j rn by the Men * Itroiierhood of thn church and a good attendance is d» sired. Rev Wells of Fort Wayne who was to huve been the guest speaker will to* unable to attend and Rev. Ulen Ronaelot will speak In hl* place Rev. Ro«*e)ot who spe«»t 19

1W ■> ' J 1 HBM9 1 " IP" W '""'W i LM tvj r j Quiet r M Elegance 1 ' I When the need nrises we are here A to help you with a service of quiet / j eleKance at low conl. A tribute j/ * arranged by u* is always in flawi less pood taste and will lie a lastI I **Asl inp memory of the hived one. j ZWICK FUNERM.HOME WH ZWICK-ROBERT) ZWICK l| MOP ' i H-U ROBERT B FREEBY \ t Service, 0 titJGmw3unead f Prices phones; 6l-800 Oranges —5 lbs 32c Grapefruit 4 for 19c COFFEE ’’’i I ’'""' 3 lbs 39c APPLES bu. 98c Wednesday Special One Day Only! End Sliced Bacon 5 59c PORK LIVER lb 10c Fresh Oysters- pt. 28c — ■—'SaXCu GvdcJua, '-v prepared by Dally Democrat-—Betty Crocker Home Service Department NEW AND DIFFERENT PARTY COOKIES Receptions, teas, club meetings and informal evening or afternoon gatherings call for food. Sometimes it's merely a social cup of tea or coffee—or a cold refreshing fruit drink -and, of course, wmr de'ieiou* little Mokics. So we're ever on the look-out for new and different cookies to offer on these occasions. And hem. I believe, am two sueh cooky recipe* One Is an interesting and unu>ual filled rooky—while the other is a delicious little drop cooky that's full of delightful surprise* —such a* pieces of refreshing pineapple or crunchy bit* of nut meats. Doesn't that sound exactly line what you've been wanting for a long time —cookies ju»t a little different from those everyone else is serving’ Here are the recipes: Filled Golden Jubilee Cookiea 2 cups all-purpose flour 6 egg yolks 1 cup shortening Sift flour once before measuring. Cut the shortening into the flour with a pastry blender or two knives. With a fork, blend in the beaten •g;; yolks, a little at « time Place pastry in bowl covered with waxed paper, and ehill for several hours. Holl dough into a very thin sheet oa a cloth-covered board (using flour rubbod into cloth to keep dough from sticking), and cut dough into 3-inch sc;uarrs. Place 1 teaspoon of the tilling oa one comer of the square Fold dough overlapping the filling like cornucopia Place on floured cooky sheet and hake 30 minutes in a slow oven. 300* F. Cool and dust with confectioners’ sugar. Thi* makes 5 dozen cookie*. Filling « egg whites •" X tsp. vnnilla *i tsp salt *« tap. almond extract to tap. eream of tartar to t*p. cinnamon 1 eup sugar 1 eup ground almonds Add the salt to the egg white* and beat until foamy. Add the eream of tartar and continue beating until mixture holds it* shape, when a little is dropped from the beater. Beat in the sugar, about a tablespoon at a time, until all is used and mixture ia very stiff. It must b« so thick that when mixture ia eut through with spoon it will not eoms together, but remain divided. Fold in the flavorings, cinnamon and nuts. Use ae filling for Filled Golden Jubilee Cookie*. Honolulu ( ooktoo Pi eup butter • Ito cups all-purpose flour ii eup sugwi | 3 tap. baking powder 2 egg*, weil-beaten I y> tap. salt ?j cup crushed pineapple (well i to eup finely chopped nuta drained) I Cream butter, add sugar gradually, and cream thoroughly. Blend in the well-beaten eggs. Blend in the wet-drained pineapple. Sift the flour once before measuring. Sift the flout with the baking powder and salt . . . and add to the pineapple mixture Blend in the nut* with the last addition of flour. Drop by teaspoonfui* onto a well-greased rooky sheet... about 2 inches apart. Bake 10 to 12 minute* (or until di-licateiy browned) in a moderate oven. 350' F. Thio recipe makes about £ d'>s»w small cookies (about 2to to 3 inches in diameter) A* «ooa a* these cookies eume from the even, remove them from (ho eooky sheet because they are likely to stick ■■ ——■ —c«eM*M lew w oese o«*w <** If you hove any specific cooking problems, send a letter requesting Information to Betty Croaker In ears of thio newspaper You will receive a prompt personal reply. Rieaoo enclose 3 eent stamp to sever pootapo.

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