Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 September 1938 — Page 7

\ WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 21, 193% ! Showers Set

In Honor of Brides-to-Be

Smith W. Orr to Marry Charlotte Cashon | On Oct.

harlotte Cashon aughter and Mrs. Raymond Oil, ¢ Smith William Orr, son of F. Frank Orr, Kosciusko, Miss., will exchange marriage vows at 8:30 urday evening, Oct. 8, the Advent Episcopal Church. | The e Rev. George S. Southworth | iciate at the single ring cer-| Attendants of the bride-| o-be will be Mrs. George H. Marmatron of honor; Miss Lucille uthard. Kansas City, Mo., Mrs. arold K _Cashon, Miss Frances alker and Miss Jean Lowther, bridesmaids Edwin Orr, Buford, Ga., will be best man. Groomsmen will be James Dent Robin: Fla.; George Brunson, Miss., and Harold K. and C Cashon, brothers of the

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3. T Wool: (Chase)

Dawn in Lyvonesse” Mrs. Harry Plummer,

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“The Scent of Pine and the Tang of the Sea,” Mrs. R. B. Malloch. A Christmas party is scheduled for Dec. 29 at the home of Mrs Messick. Officers will elected March 16 and the spring picnic will be April 27.

| At Greensburg

Sept.

erence included raising home aining adequate effecting closer | etween school, home and | the public to| keeping schools | 200 delegates from 19 central Indiana con-| Robert F. Shank, represident, presided Hughes, Indianapolis, | discussed founda- | parent-teacher associa- | - topic, “What Kind of a | Two “superior certificates” rded to School 54. Indian- | he Crooked Creek | County. The cer- | based on prescribed ! i Fifteen ‘standard 2 were presented. | Dolly Gray, study group | and Mrs. Hughes ad- | the Greensburg Kiwanis | { night. | The projected formation of a | local P.-T. A. body is in the hands | Mrs. James Shannon as tempo- | chairman and Mrs. Wallace leman as secretary.

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A good idea travels fast, some‘times. Yet it is strange how long it has taken that very good idea of ‘serving fruit with the meat course to become a general practice. |

| Of course some meat-fruit com-| binations have become almost a tradition, for example, roast pork! and apple sauce and lamb chops and pineapple. i But these are just a good begin-| ining. There are many other equally | {tasty blendings of meat and fruit] | flavors.

Cooking School will be held at | the English Theater next Tues- | day, Wednesday and Thursday. Story, Page 4.

Fruits, both fresh and cooked, not jonly enhance the fine flavor of |meat, but it can be used to make | very appetizing color combinations. |A garnishing of mint apples about | {the roast lamb, bananas with! broiled steak, pear halves filled with {cheese around roast of veal or lamb, | pineapple slices with a baked ham, slice, are as good to look upon as to} eat, and that's very good, indeed! | Here are some suggestions using fruit with the meat dish. Instead of pineapple with lamb chops, place cooked pear halves, each containing a cube of currant jelly, on the platter with the chops.

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