Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 July 1941 — Page 15
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Plan Menus a Week at a Timé; Here's a Series of Low Cost Ones
' EVERY HOMEMAKER must begin an intensified course today in
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= keeping her family menus up to nutritional standards despite possible
her menus a week at a time, by
~ careful study of food market reports and by application of scientific »- knowledge of cooking methods to her own domestic food preparation,
5 she will be able to maintain health and stamina in her family with
«nutritious food within her budget. Ey Here's a series of low-cost balala anced menus for a week:
TUESDAY
- - - BREAKFAST: Stewed rhubarb, .- cooked whole cereal, buttered loast, ‘coffee or milk. + LUNCH: Baked macaroni with . cheese and tomatoes, shredded raw .. cabbage, wholewheat bread and “* butter, cocoa. DINNER: Cold beef loaf, potato
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salad, sliced beets, bread and butter, chocolate cornstarch pudding.
WEDNESDAY
BREAKFAST: Oatmeal with ba- ." nanas, buttered wholewheat bread, * coffee or milk. LUNCH: Fried oatmeal slices . with brown sugar and cinnamon, stewed prunes, tea or milk. DINNER: Creamed eggs and peas
_ - on toast, hashed brown potatoes,
lettuce salad, gingerbread cup cakes, - tea.
THURSDAY
BREAKFAST: Orange juice, boiled brown rice with brown sugar, bread and butter, coffee or milk. LUNCH: Cream of tomato soup, peanut butter . sandwiches, tea or milk. DINNER: Lamb stew with carrots, ‘onions and potatoes, wholewheat bread and butter, cup cakes.
FRIDAY
BREAKFAST: Tomato juice, corn meal mush with jam, coffee or milk. LUNCH: Potato omelet, shredded - Jettuce salad, wholewheat bread and . butter, graham crackers with pre-
__serves,. tea or milk.
DINNER: Salmon loaf, string
“beans, raw carrot and cabbage sal- - = ad, rye bread and butter, rice pud-
ding with raisins. SATURDAY
BREAKFAST: Applesauce, oatmeal, bread and butter, coffee or milk. LUNCH: Cream of carrot soup, aw vegetables sandwiches, cookies, ~ tea or milk. DINNER: Casserole of lima beans wholewheat bread . and butter, cottage pudding with lemon sauce. SUNDAY
BREAKFAST: Orange juice, pan- -- cakes, strawberry preserves, coffee or milk. DINNER: Boiled ham with pota-
~ toes and cabbage, rye bread and
butter, rhubarb pie, coffee. SUPPER: Fresh fruit salad, raisin “bread and butter, cookies, tea or ~ milk. MONDAY
BREAKFAST: Stewed prunes, .en-
" riched bread toast, coffee for adults, . milk for children.
LUNCH: Poached eggs on ‘toast, . enriched bread and : butter, stewed “rhubarb, milk. PINNER: Beef loaf, brown gravy, teamed cabbage, baked potatoes, ariched bread and butter, bananas vith custard sauce, tea for adults.
The Question Box
Q—How may I remove delicate gelatine puddings from molds without breaking them? A—Before pouring the pudding nto the molds, lightly oil with a >flavorless oil.
Q—Please give a formula for a ‘sweeping compound.
2. A—Melt 2 oz. of paraffin wax in
‘2 gts. of paraffin oil over a water - bath; then add 6 oz. of coarse salt;
~ 5 Ibs. of sea sand; 10 lbs. of saw-
dust and finally add 1 oz. oil of eucalytpus.
° @Q—What detergents are suitable for cleaning furniture, removing - ‘fingerprints, white spots and stains? -+ © A—Sweet, olive, linseed, parafiin
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Q—=Should mower clippings be taken up when the lawn is cut? A—Sometimes the clippings are remoyed because when dry they detract” from the appearance of lawns which are not mowed frequently. If clippings are left on the lawn they. benefit the turf, unless the material collects in such "quantity on account of infrequent mowing as to smother the grass underneath.
Q—How can water be prevented from boiling over when cooking rice or macaroni? A—Cook with the lid off and grease three or four inches around the top of the inside of the kettle.
Q—How may I remove adhesive tape stains from fabrics? A—Apply kerosene or carbon tetrachloride, and then wash the stain with warm suds.
Q—Does it harm a gas refrigerator to fill the ice cube trays with hot water when defrosting? A—No. It only speeds up the time of defrosting, if this is desired. Q—When purchasing fish, what is meant by “drawn weight” and “dressed weight”?
of the whole fish minus entrails; dressed weight is the weight of the fish after evisceration and removal ot head and tail, in some cases, ns.
Q—What is soft custard applesauce? A—This is a combination of two favorite desserts and is easily made by pouring soft custard over applesauce in a casserole, then adding meringue to cover the top, and baking for 15 minutes at 325 degrees Fahrenheit.
Volunteer Aid For Red Cross
Mrs. Frederic M. Ayres, chairman of the Emergency Volunteer Service Committee of the Indianapolis Chapter, Red Cross, has announced that several additional groups of women have recently offered their services in making garments and surgical dressings, Mrs. Charles E. Huff has reported that a group of women will sew garments every Tuesday at Marian College. The group has a’ sewing room, with five sewing machines available. - The Central District ~ Nursing Service Bureau, through Miss Lydia Casebeer, has volunteered to knit sweaters for the local chapter. The Flackville Homemakers Club, through Mrs. Ralph Davis, chairman, has offered to sew during the summer. An additional church .group is that of the Northwood Christian Church, which reported through Mrs. H. C. Yelvington that
for the summer. Another group is sewing one day each week at the home of Mrs. Frank T. Dowd. The WPA Catholic Community Club has turned over the garments it has completed to the local Red Cross chapter. Miss Joan McHugh, 4133 Ruckle 8t., is instructor. The garments and surgical dressings produced by the volunteer workers will be used for war relief in Europe and for United States armed forces. The Red Cross supplies all the materials used by the workers. The quota of the Indianapolis chapter recently was increased to 100,000 sewed and knitted garments and an equal number of surgical dressings.
Smart Picknickers Carry Wash Kit &
o , Packing for a picnic? Then don’t forget the soap. Lack of this little aid to comfort has ruined many a long-anticipated frolic. ‘The older children have gathered wood and built the fire, and their hands need cleaning. The young fry have sandwich jam from ear to ear, and soap
would help. The ‘car had a flat on the way, and pop’s hands look as if he worlled in a garage. But all can be rosy if mother has brought along the soap, and has a towel handy too. Experienced picnickers know how much pleasanter a day’s outing can be when they take along the requisites for cleanliness. In many families it is customary to carry a rubber-lined beach bag that is al ways kept stocked with a soap container, wash cloths, and . small towels. When small children are in the party, it may be wise to have an extra play suit or pinafore for each, and to change the tots into the clean clothes before starting home. Then, even if the little ones are tired and sleepy, they will be more comfortable and well-behaved on the homeward. journey.
Shopping for Mattress?
nerspring mattress, these points are well to look into:. Does the mattress you are considering have effective ventilation? . Is the covering of strong, unstretchable material? Are the coils constructed of welltempered steel wire with top and bottom thickly padded with curled hair or good-quality, long-fibered cotton? The borders, too, should be sturdily built. Ask the salesman in the department to show you a cross-section of a sample mattress, so that you may examine the construction t& your own satisfaction. »
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Remember the Lalique fabric that you loved so last year? Back again this favorite thick-and-thin rayon sheer comes in a dress eminently suited for town or resort wear. Large bone buttons add a decorative touch from the casual shirtwaist neckline to the hem of the slim skirt. Wasson’s has it.
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JANE JORDAN
took the seat next to me. were both going to the same place.
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take no for an answer.
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G. O. P. Picnic
Is Tomorrow
State Auditor Richard James and Mrs. Clara Barr, second district vice chairman, Winamae, will speak at the annual picnic of the Wayne Township Women’s Republican Club tomorrow at 6:30 p. m. in Riverside Park. Other speakers and guests will include Mrs. Ina 0D. Stebbings, 12th District vice chairman; Mrs. Frances Mann, 11th District vice chairman; George Dickman, 11th District chairman; William Higgins, 12th District chairman; James Bradford, Marion County chairman; Mrs. T. B. Wright, Marion County vice chairman. Mrs. George Wheeler, chairman of arrangements, will be assisted by Mesdames Ira Giltner, Parker Dunn, Robert Carmichael, Lewis Jones, Olive Toole, Homer Pollard, Charles Peevler, iJohn Heaton, Lucinda Dusang and Lowell Hines, The hostess committee includes the Mesdames Love Benefiel, Don Branigan, Carl Wilking, Luella McCain, Cora McFeeley, Cora Flack, Otto Nail, Blanche Burns, Frank Downing and Joseph Hillman. Mrs. Dewey S. Hoss, president, will introduce the speakers. A basket supper will be served.
Have You Tried This?
To guard against that witheredpetal look, try smoothing a little glycerine on your eyelids. It gives them a youthful, dewy sheen. A touch of glycerine on your eyelashes every day will help make them dark and lustrous.
DEAR JANE JORDAN—A short time ago I made a trip to another state. At one of the stations a young man got on the bus and We started talking and found that we
As he was planning to come back
on the same bus we made the return trip together. He seemed like a very nice young man and wanted to come to see me but at that time I was going with another young man; so I told him he couldn’t come. He gave me his address and said if I ever changed my mind to let him know. Now I have changed my mind. I would like to know him better, but can’t decide if I should write him or not. Do you think he really meant that he would like to continue our friendship or was it something he forgot as soon as we parted at the station? Should I write and let him know how I feel, or should I just forget the whole thing?
UNDECIDED. f J man meant what he said at the
time, and whether or not he has changed his mind in the meantime will depend largely on whom he has met in the interim and how interested he is in the new girl, if any. Since he asked you to drop him a note in case you changed your mind, there is nothing to prevent
casual and humorous and if he
doesn’t answer drop the whole thing. Perhaps he will be happy to see you again. Usually young men who are very determined do not However, he only saw you twice and was interested enough to ask to see you again. You agreed to let him know if you ‘changed your mind and this is all you can do.
DEAR JANE JORDAN—I am a young girl in love with a boy
quarrel so often. We say harsh
things that we do not mean and it hurts me. He is very jealous of me and gets mad and says 'I don’t love him. Please tell me what I can do to make him know how much I do love him. MISS R. N. M.
Answer—Perhaps the young man needs too much reassurance. His jealousy indicates that he doesn’t think very well of himself and secretly fears that every other boy is more attractive than he is. It will net you nothing to work overtime trying to prove your love. When he is sure of it he may weary of the whole thing. If the two of you can’t get along together perhaps the best thing you can do is to quit him and find more congenial partners.
JANE JORDAN.
Put your problems in a Totter we Jane Jordan id will answer your questions his column dail
Concert Choir Will
Have Annual Dinner
The Concert Choir of the Central Studios of Music will have its annual dinner and party at Joslins’ Friday night. Miss Grace Noblitt will be the toastmaster. Clifford D. Long is the director of the choir and Mrs. Anita Meggenhofen is the
accompanist. Officers are E. Ford Blandford, president; Miss Noblitt, secretary; George E. Lucas, treasurer, and Mrs. Ann Maloof, librarian.
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Travel News— = Unique Smoki Ceremony Set
For Aug. 3
Arizonans Preserve ' Old Indian Culture
At sundown Sunday Aug. 3, some
feet will rhythmically beat the of the Smoki Ceremonial Grounds,
i lin Prescott, Ariz., beginning the 21st|
annual perpetuation of Indian sagas and dances.’ : To stirring native 'toms-toms, white men painted and garbed as Indians, with complete abandon, grasp live, writhing snakes in their bare hands and mouths. Whirling and chanting, straining every fiber of their bodies the 'Ceremonials reach a fervid climax in the last of the rites—the Smoki Snake Dance. These Ceremonials had their beginnings in 1921 when a few Prescott citizens
culture of the American Indian—to immortalize the religious . beliefs, customs, music, dances and literature. That group of a half dozen originators has grown to an active membership of more than 300 mén and women. Scattered over the world there are hundreds of others who have participated in the dances of the Smoki People since the clan originated, Each of these bears the identifying mark like a snake’s fang tattooed on the side of a hand, an everlasting sign that the wearer has danced with the Smoki People.
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Streamliners to West Coast
Streamlined travel between Chicago and the West Coast will be further enlarged with the completion of the new “City of Los Angeles” and “City of San cisco” traing at Chicago’s Pullman shops. The new “City of Los Angeles” is being built for the Union Pacific and North Western while the “City of San Francisco” will be operated by the Southern Pacific, Union Pacific and North Western.
Guide to New England .
Mrs. Ernest P. Railsback of Newtonville, Mass., a former Noblesville resident, is editor of the Women’s City Club of Boston 124-page guide to New England. Each of the six state sections lists recommended inns and tea rooms, shops and services, as well as a state map and story picture of a representative college. Also included are lists of summer attractions such as concerts, exhibitions, sailing events, dog shows, tennis matches and a directory of golf courses.
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Bargain Wisconsin Trip
TRAVEL TIPS . . . The Dellview Hotel and Country Club at Lake Delton, Wis, has an all-expense week-end for $12.95 which includes four meals, room with private bath,
golf fees and a round i Sickel
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Paul ‘from Chicago. . . . The 00 National - Cherry Festival: will be held at Traverse City, Mich. July
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Nice Neckline
The open collar blouse Is presented in this smart pattern, ready for you to make up to wear with
skirt or to complete an evening
this blouse fits out over any coat collar very smartly. It’s the newest
white fabrics, stripes, polka dots. Pattern No. 8944 is in sizes 12 to 20. Short sleeve blouse, in size 14, takes 2% yards 35-inch fabric. Short skirt, 1% yards, long skirt, 3% yards.
For this attractive pattern, send |#
15¢ in coin, your name, address, pattern number and size to The Indianapolis Times, 214 W, Maryland St. _ Interpreting the new trend for ou. The Summer Fashion Book showing dozens of new styles in easy-to-sew patterns. Order it today. Pattern, 15¢; Pattern Book, 15c. One Pattern and Pattern Book ordered together, 25c.
Sunnyside Children To Be Entertained
The Children’s Sunshine Club of Sunnyside will give a Fourth of July party for children at the Marion
County Tuberculosis Sanatorium on |
Thursday. Mrs. Prank C. Bird heads the ar-
16-18 with a Pan-American theme.
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Catholic Datahters
Begin Convention WASHINGTON, July 8 (U. P.).—
i! The Catholic Daughters of America
opened their 19th biennial convention here yesterday with delegates from 45 states, Panama, Puerto Rico, Panama Canal Zone, Alaska and "Canada Jegistering. After registering, e delegates attended services at the Franciscan The convention ban-
Monastery. {| quet was held last night.
The’ convention will ‘be opened
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