Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 January 1941 — Page 18
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Stores Will Demonstrate
Advantages of Quantity Buyinc|
A DEMONSTRATION of how every houselicld can stretch the family budget to the extent of: many dollars per year will be conducted by local drug stores, starting Friday and continuing through Monday, Jan. 2%. During this period the drug stores will unite with other druggists : throughout the country fin a spectacular demonstration. of the economis -advantages of buying the large sizes.
Manufacturers of 50 nationally known drug store iteras used in every household are co-operating with the chain - druggists in this -demonstration of how the consumer can save money. The stores will be bedecked with pennants and carcls showing in dol‘lars and cents the exact saving that -can: be made by buying the large .slze.of each of these frequently used items. On the counter of each store will be a “Large Size Savings Table” ‘with: which the customer can see for herself the amounts of savings ;made by buying the larger size. ~ Savings on all of the 50 items ‘total more than $15. Most of these articles are purchased many times a year. Therefore, the demonstration will prove dramatically what huge savings every household can make by buying larg sizes consistently..
Today's Recipe | : . Shrimp Creqle
3 strips bacon 2 medium onions, sliced green pepper, cut ir} rings cup diced celery | cups tomatoes | teaspoon salt | cup cooked gresn peas No. 1 cans shrimp teaspoon chili powder 3 cups hot boiled rice] Cut the bacon in %-inch pieces. | Put in a frying pan with the sliced onions and cook until the bacon is crisp and the onion slightly yellow. Add the pepper rings, (diced celery, tomatoes and sali; cook until the celery and pepper are tender and the sauce is thi¢ ‘kened. Add the shrimp and chili powder and cook - 5 minutes more. Mold rice in ring and surround with the sauce.
The Question Box | |
Q—When cooking over an open fire, how can the utensils be treated so that they can be cleaned easily?
A—The outside of pots, pans, and kettles should first be soaped with yellow laundry soap which will come off easily with the Sook even in hard water,
Q—How may I remcyve soft drink stains from clo ‘hing and table linen?
A—Fresh stains may often be removed by applying a solution of equal parts of _glycerin and alcohol by the “pad method.” This pad, or sponging, method is effective on stains that dissolve readily, and . on grease stains. At the start, brush off surface dust and dirt. Then place a heavy absorbent cloth or clean blotter benegth the stain, with the right side of the stain down. Before beginning to sponge, mois- ~ ‘ten the sponging cloth lightly with the cleaning solvent land cover it with one or two layers of dry cloth. Light strokes are esserjtial in spong- ~ ing; rubbing does riot help. In sponging the spot, work from the outside toward the center of the spot, tapering in every direction to help prevent. a ring. |As the cleaning fluid is applied, blow lightly on the spot to aid quick drying and also to prevent a ring. The absorbent. pad and the cleaning cloth should be changed frequently and kept clean. Do not| roughen the fabric by too vigorous treatment.
Q—How is coffee Ting made for cake?
A—Boil %2 cup ‘of fresh, strong coffee with 1 cup sugar, a dash of salt and 1 tabléspocn. corn syrup until a small amount bf syrup forms| into a firm ball in cpld water (244 degrees), Beat four ¢gg whites until stiff and pour syrup in fine stream over them, beating constantly, until icing | lis. of proper consistency to spread,
Q—How should chimois skins be washed? A—Use lukeviarm suds, rinse thoroughly, squeeze out as much moisture as possible, and dry in the shade. Gentle pulling after drying will make the chamois soft.
Tasty Hot Bites | |
FOR HOT CANAPES, fashion tiny balls of prepared codfish cake
W.D.C. to Hold Birthday Party
Admission to the Woman’s Department Club's Golden Jubile: Birthday Farty tomorrow afternooi at'2 o'cleck will be envelopes con: taining eich member's contributio:
en's Clubs. The national Golden Jubilee part; will be hé¢ld in May at Atlantic City. Mrs. R. ©. McAlexander, chairma: for the party at the club hous: Friday, has asked migmbers to contribute a penny for each year of the federation’s existence. Assistants for the . afternoon's literary contest, “What's My Name,’ and cards will be Mrs. E. H, Kat terhenry, vice chairman, and Mesdames Joan F, Engelke, Charles V'. Field, Herbert K. Fatout, Bert ¢. Gadd, Ora, Maude Bardia and « Frank H¢lmnes.
Your Health
By JANE STAFFORD WHAT, EXACTLY, is a spoiled child? | You have your own ides, ‘of course, but a good many people have somewhat mistaken notions on the subject of spoiling children. Judging irom their actions, many parents think that a spoiled child is ‘one wile receives too much affection or 00 much attention froin parents. Young parents often deny then - selves ‘and their children the fun of petting and cuddling them for fear of spolling the children. Docfors who make a study of children say that this is a mistake. The child neecis affection. The trouble, and the spoiling, bégin when the child gets attention and affeciion by way of -appeasement. | This point is stressed in a report by gs group of Oakland, Cal, child specialists, Dr. Clifford’ Sweat, Dr. Lawrence R. Jacobus and Dr. Henry E. Stafford, in a report .to the American Medical a spoil d
They define the term, a spo child,” as follows: “A spoiled individual of any age is one who too frequently or too exclusively uses disagreeable methods to get whatever it is he may
want.” | ”» ”» ” A CHILD should be taught fiidependenge and he should at un early age learn to fend for himself. This does riot mean that he should be treated mechanically, or dg2prived of love and attention. “However,” say the California doctors, “both attention and affection musticome to him: spontaneovsly out of his parent's love and wisdom rather than be thrown to him as an appeasemen{ lest he make himself too’ disagrecable for. toleration. Patents must allot some time each day for playing with the child,
teaching him and telling him storizs.:
But if the time ordinarily alloted to thé chld’s pleasure must be curtailed or changed, ‘his lack of understanding or his displeasure must not becorie the scolirge which drives his unwilling pargits to give him grudgingly the attention which he demands and needs with disagrceable methods coming -to have {bo great a value in his mind.”
Discuss Legislation Guest speaker ut the montlily meeting today of [“ederal Unit i2, American legion Auxiliary, was to be Mrs. (Chay O. Byrd, 12th district legislative chairman. Members wire to meet af 1:30 p. m. in the iirectors’ room of the Fletcher Trust Co.
Sponsty Card- Party
The Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Altinheim Honie will sponsor a cird party tomorrow at 2 p. m. in the Home, 2007 N. Capital Ave.. Mssdames Oscar Mueller, Rudolph Mueller and Willian Noelke will be:
mixture, {ry in deep hot fat, and serve on toothpicks. |
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JANE J ORDAN
to the General Federation of Wom -|&
Here's Mary Hardwick, topranking English tennis star, who made her dgbut' in professional tennis this month in New York in the tournament with Alice Marble, Bill Tilden and Donald ‘Budge, Miss Hardwick will travel in this tweed suit and topcoat of multi-colorec;. plaid. The * jacket has . the new lowered waistline. The topcoat is lined wtih pale blue to maich the blue in the plaid.
Auxiliary, Arranges
An “Army Stew” supper will be served by the Indianapolis Power and Light American Legion Auxiliary tomorrow from 5:30 to 7 p.m,, preceding the bi-monthly card party. sponsored by the Post and Auxiliary in Ipalco Hell, 16th and Alabama ts.
Mrs. Geor; ge Spangler is chairman of the committee in charge of the supper, assisted by Mrs. Arthur Humphrey and Mrs. Bernard Donnelly:
To Have Theater Party
The Fellowship Class of the Broad Ripple Methodist Church will meet tomorrow at 7:30 p. m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Jessee, 6203 Broadway, hefore leaving for Aa theater party .
Majorettes to Meet
The : Americana Majorettes will meet tonight at the home of Miss
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‘Army, Stew” Supper, |
Skating Party Arranged by Delta Zetas
An ice skating party and several
‘suppers will be given by local soror-
ity groups soon, Indianapolis alumnae of Delta
Zeta Sorority will complete plans
for an ice skating party Jan. 28 at
the Coliseum when they meet Tuesday evening in the home of Mrs. Kenneth 'E. Lemons, 3935 Central The ‘monthly meeting next week will include a talk on silver
by Miss Helen Hickey of L. S. Ayres & Co. ‘
Hostesses assisting Mrs. Lemons will be Mrs. D. Ralph Smith, Miss
‘Edna Brittain and: Miss Mabelle
Hall. | Miss Charlyn Murray is chairman of the ways and means committee planning the skating party, assisted by Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Noble Hiatt and Miss Mary K. Campbell. Proved will go to the scholarship fund ‘
Mrs. Dorothy Ford ‘Buschman will speak to Gammg alumnae of Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority fol-
lowing a 6:30 o'clock covered dish
supper Monday at the Butler University chapter house, 825 W.
Hampton Drive.’
Members and guests of Bonae Amicae Chapter of Verus Cordis Sorority will meet for a covered dish supper tonight at the home of
y | Miss Jean Hoeferkamp, 1153 Daw-
son St.
“Life in Japan” was described by Prof. Toyozo W, Nakarai of Butler University at a meeting of Beta Chapter, Zeta Beta Chi Sorority, recently. Miss Marian Winsborough Washington, a national officers of the organization, was present at the meeting and assisted Mrs, Arthur Edward Julian, president
Talk Scheduled On Air Force
“Airplane Forces and Our National Defense” will be the subject of Lieut. Col. H. Weir Cook, air officer of the 38th Division, when he speaks tomorrow before the Wheel and Distaff Committee of the Caroline Scott Harrison: Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution. The covered-dish luncheon meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Lawrence L. Clark. Hostesses will be Mesdames T. Victor Keene, William F. Kegley, J. Francis Madden, Carl F. Maetschke, A. W. McDonald and Heathcote R. McIlvaine. The next Hesting of the committee will be Feb. 21.
Dr. Ruth Speaks
Dr, Luther Ruth gave ga health talk yesterday afternoon at the regular meeting of the Old Hickory College Parent-Teacher Association. ‘A question box was conducted by Mrs. Henry Goll, District TA director of the Indiana Congress of Parents and Teachers. The president, Mrs, Roscoe Swails, was
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