Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 April 1941 — Page 13
MONDAY, APRIT 28, 1941
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
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THERE IS a little “bogevman Wife's elhdw the very moment she - home, and there he staves to haunt
ges a home. His name is "Meal Planning.”
But he can be exorcised Vised to do it
and
With the meat—upon which de-|— ———————————— pended the vegetables, the salad| stewed with turnips, carrots and and even the dessert—and so it| potatoes | listed close to 300 ways of pre- TONGUE—Boiled and served with paring and serving beef, lamb.| horseradish sauce; boiled with | ! Pork and veal | spinach, stringbeans or tomato Following is the first of a series sauce: pickled: sliced cold for Of three articles on methods of | sandwiches. preparing and serving meat. —— BEEF (Tomorrow—Methods of Serving
BRAINS—Scrambled with eggs.
BRISKET Baked in 4 with vegetables and |ravy,; ) boiled and served with horse Rodco | '0O1 am radish sauce braised with > | onions; browned and served | with horseradish sauce Hun- A y d garian goulash served with fried | nnounce tomatoes and boiled rice; Irish | stew with onions, potatoes, tur-| The Women's Field Army for the nips, carrots dumplings and Control of Cancer will climax its gravy; stewed with tUrniPs, | geth annual enlistment and fund-| onions, tomatoes and potatoes. | ; : CASSEROLE Brisket or round |'2iSing campaign in Indianapolis steak cut in small pieces and by joining with the Western Riders’
haked with vegetables and gravy.
CHIPPED —Creamed, curried or frizzled on toast CROQUETTES (Ground bee
served with spaghetti and tomato sauce, Spanish rice or stewed tomatoes
HUNGARIAN GOULASH—Served
with fried tomatoes or boiled rice HASH— (Minced leftovers) baked or stewed with potatoes, onions,
tomatoes and celery HEART-—Pickled; stuffed. KIDNEY-—Pie; stew. ! LIVER Fried with bacon served with fried onions; baked with stuffing of apples and prunes: sauteed; in a loaf ground with fresh pork and baked with bacon strips over top. LOAP— (Chopped with veal and salt pork) baked with bacon strips over top and served with tomato sauce,
ROAST
CHUCK OR RUMP-—-Pot roast served with either noodles, vege-
and
Sg tables, macaroni, tomatoes and 3 onions, tomato sauce or cranberry sauce.
LOIN--Roasted and served with browned potatoes or horseradish sauce PRIME RIBS Standing or boned and rolled, served with browned potatoes or horseradish sauce EHORT RIBS—Rraised; roasted with potatoes and onions; stewed with potatoes, onions and gravy, stewed with turnips, carrots and potatoes BHEPHERD'S PIE—Brisket or round steak cut in small pieces
and baked with cover of mashed |
Deasa Club to Meet
biscuit STEAK CLUB-—Broiled or pan broiled and | served with mushroom saice FILET MIGNON-—Pan broiled and served with mushroom sauce; wrapped with bacon and broiled FLANK-—-Baked. rolled and stuffed with breadcrumb dressing and served with glazed prunes; fried HAMBURGER—Baked in green peppers and served with tomato
potatoes or dough.
sauce: baked in meat loaf with tomato sauce; haked with onions, | potatoes and tomatoes; balls baked with tomatoes and spaghetti; broiled in cakes and served with tomato sauce or fried tomatoes; casserole with either spaghetti and tomatoes, macaroni and tomatoes, rice and
tomatoes, tomatoes and onions or kidney beans; chili con carne with boiled rice; fried In cakes and served with fried onions; in pie mixed with tomate sauce under crust of biscuit dough or mashed potatoes; stewed onions, potatoes and tomatoes PLANK-—Serve with vegetables | and border of mashed potatoes. | PORTERHOUSE—Broiled and | served with mushrooms or French fried onions; fried and served with fried tomatoes ( ROUND—Baked with kidneys in pie; cut in pieces for shepherd's pie; fried and served with onions and gravy: baked, stuffed with breadcrumb dressing and served with Creole sauce; ground hamburger combined with pork or veal, ground for chop suey BIRLOIN —-Baked with onions] and tomatoes; broiled and served with French fried potatoes, fried | onions or mushrooms; fried; pan broiled BWISS—Baked vegetables TENDERLCIN--RBroiled and served with French fried potatoes fried | onions, mushrooms or pineapple fritters; fried; pan broiled. EWEETBREADS—Braised; bread- | ed and fried with bacon; broiled with bacon and mushrooms and served with pineapple rings: creamed with mushrooms, chicken, peas or brains; larded and served with mushrooms; salad, sauteed and served with | tomato sauce | BTEW Irish stew-—hricket with onions, potatoes, turnips, | carrots, dumplings and gravy: short ribs stewed with potatoes, onions and gravy. short ribs
with or without
stewed |
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Association of Indiana to sponsor | an amateur rodeo Sunday al Grege Farms north of the city
More than 18 riding clubs from central Indiana will participate | from 10 a. 'm. 16 4 p.m. in the | rodeo which is an annual spring| event for the Riders’ Association. Tickets have been placed on sale at Stewart's, Inc., Em-Roe's Sporting Goods Store, The Sportsmen's Store, Jacob's Outdoor Shop, Smith-Has-sler Sporting Goods and Rose Tire Co. | All proceeds will go to the Field [Army's fund for an education pro-
Mrs. Pierpont Hamilton of New York will be in Indianapolis tomorrow to show the summer collection of Jane Derby at the Irene Sportswear Shop, 5613 N, Yllinois
gram on cancer control. New | bleachers and box seats will bel St. Clothes will be modeled there erected by Charles Gregg, Gregg| throughout the day by Miss Edith,
Farm owner, to accommodate 10,000. | model formerly with Hattie CarPreceding and following the 1 p. m.|
grand parade by all clubs and in-| Treg. While in Indianapolis Mrs, dependent riders, 19 special riding Hamilton will be the guest of Mrs, |events will be shown in competition | Dudley PfafY.
[for the rodeo prizes. Clown acts) Shown h i dress Iv {will be scheduled throughout the oY Tiere TS Wie Cress Tre day for three prizes. the Derby collection, a red and | Other events are boot races, eer | white pussy cat print dinner dress races for children, cigaret races,| trimmed with revers and belt of bronco riding, wild horse races, red velvet,
western events for men and women, three-legged races, calf and steer | riding and roping, saddle races for) Stinebaugh to Talk children, high school and trick . horses, trick roping, musical keg| Virgil Stinebaugh, assistant super(races and a Pony Express for men |intendent of schools, will speak at
only. {7:30 p. m. Wednesday before the Clubs with representatives Will |p 4 ye nn t-Teacher Association of include those in Brownsburg, Wil-| ‘ , d ) (School 3 at the school. The school liamsport, Noblesville, Nashy ille, | hestra under the direction of Danville, Rushville, Crawfordsville, | pi hard Orten, and the choir. ‘diWinchester, Knox. Bridgeport, An- | ected by Mrs. Alice Kessler. will derson and Pendleton in addition i : to several from Indianapolis,
| provide the musical program. The Junior high school pupils, with Mrs. Katherine Youngman in charge. will “American Aspirations.”
present
The Deasa Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Ollie Mathis, S.| Arlington Ave. for a 12:30 p. m.| luncheon Wednesday.
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| | technicolor movies had the best radio programs. | | Here is their choice of the five Compete Nationally i best recent pictures (in the order . ’ | " . rev pUa . { lnamed): “Gone With ‘he Wind.’ io Yadlo gh oy ig Feveated “Kitty Foyle,” “Bittersweet” and|' ata ast A ou : 1G ay sten~|
: | “Knute Rockne” and “The Letter | tion of friends and third by reading
Bob Hope and G. W, T. W. rT” Are First in “M Poll” E
Members of the younger set like their double features, despite the derogatory remarks-of their elders. And believe it or not they list| ® “Esquire” as one of their favorite magazines, At least a cross section of young women in the city's high schools voted 58 per cent in favor of the twin movie bills, That result is one of many compiled from questionnaires distributed “by older Camp Fire Girls in a project called the, —— Bd _ S “Three M's.” The local group is one nal” Tn connection with the maga - fof many all over the country who | zine committee's survey. an award (are “polling” the likes and dislikes) was made to Miss Carrie Scott as (of their members to find out what/the outstanding representative of [they listen to on the radio, (he mag-|the Indianapolis Public Library, | |azines they read and their choice, Jack Benny may be “tops” the | movies. nation over but with the Camp Fire The local survey will be combined Girls in Indianapolis, he is only (with those the country over to de- fourth rate, Bob Hope is the glamor [termine nation-wide likes and dis-| hoy of the air waves to them. Lux likes. The Indianapolis girls re-| Radio Theater placed second; Henry [vealed the results of their survey at| Aldrich and Fibber McGee and an awards luncheon Saturday in Molly tied for third, and Kay Kyser Ayres’ Tearoom. [took fifth, | The movie committee reported| Gilbert Forbes is the favorite local | [that it learned the young girls (a|news commentator of the young (few grade school girls were polled ladies and Pete French is, in their | too) go to the movies about twice opinion, “the outstanding local radio cach week, have been inspired, by a/announcer.”: They gave special rec(movie, to read a book from which al agnition to ¥rank Sharp of WIEBM [picture was made, and want more | That station, according to the poll
Camp Fire Girls Read Esquire!
: " v (ers spend as much as four hours a " , t . 1-] i A he of Enna | day listening to a radio and that | Honorable mention went to “Vir-| NeY their programs Arst|
|ginia,” “North West Mounted Po. | through information in the news-| [lice » and “Little Nelly Kelly »| Papers, second on the recommenda-
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| the radio magazines. | Give “Oscars” The local Camp’ Fire Girls are Ted Morris, press agent of Metro- | sending the results of their survey Goldwyn-Mayer, was presented an|to the national headquarters in a | “Oscar” in recognition of the com- | scrapbook which will be judged with [mitte’s opinion that that company others by a committee including | [had produced the best pictures of | Helen Hayes, Robert Montgomery, | [the year, Ward Farrar was given | Edward Weeks and Mrs. Franklin D. | [another “Oscar” by the girls as the | Roosevelt. manager of the theater which, they Ny —————— Initiation Held
Shirtwaister Mothers’ Chorus rey | To Present Play
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| Chapter Meets Tonight
| The weekly meeting of Alpha | Chapter, Phi Omega Kappa Sore i The Mothers’ Chorus of School 81 ority, Will be held tonight at the : will present “The Comical Country home of Miss Edna McCammon,
| 827 8. ShefMeld Ave, 2 Cousins” at the Brookside Commun- - - § ity House at 8 p. m. Wednesday | [under the sponsorship of the Brook- | | side Civic League, §| In the cast will be Mesdames Da-
¢ vid E. Murphy, Rex. Waggoner, T. 0... . A Hays, Delbert Moon, R. B. Eads, g | ional Travel-Study Clubs was (0 ' |S. Biddinger, C. E. Althauser, How-|®iVe a tea in Banner-Whitehill audie 1 Ard King, James D, Baer, John Gen-|torium at 2 p.m, today, Artman and { tile, B. B. Bartlett, Leroy Fisher, R.| Past Presidents’ Days were to be E. Jacobs, William Rhodes and Ken- | observed neth Spicklemire Mrs, Randolph Roller was to be | Mrs, Helen Thomas Martin is di- honor guest. Mrs. Walter Salmon, recting the production. Tickets may hostess chairman, was to be assisted (be obtained from chorus members, |by Mesdames George Davis, Claude officers of the Civic League or Mrs | Lett, H. L. Jones, Carl Nickerson, | Bartlett, ticket sales chairman. Earl Breedlove and Leon Thompson.
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