Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 February 1942 — Page 5
MONDAY, FEB. 2, 1942
Homemaking—
Window Boxes Can Be Made Now So They Will Be Ready for Spring
WHETHER HE LIVES in a home with a landscaped lot or in a tall apartment building, every one can make a window box garden. Boxes can be constructed during the winter weeks so they will be ready for the earliest start in the spring ‘
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Today's Recipe | SAVORY BEETS ! (Serves 4 to 6) One No. 2 can small or cubed beets, 4 strips finely chopped cooked
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; BEN To Be Speaker
“The Position of the Republican Party During the War” will be the subject of a talk by Mark W. Rhoads before the Tth Ward Women's Republican Club tomorrow afternoon. The meeting will be at 2 o'clock in the home of Mrs. Ira Campbell, 2127 N. Pennsylvania St. Committees named by Mrs. Ethel Dennis, president, for the year include: Mrs. H. Dale Brown, chairman, with Mesdames O. M. Richardson, H. B. Pike, Frances Eads, Bernice Culley and May Allee, ways
and means; Mrs. Jomes F. Baily, chairman, with Mrs. Clarence Martin and Mrs. Martha Saulcy, publicitv. Mrs. Burton Beville, chairman, with Mrs. Jessie Boyers, Miss Elizabeth Waddle and Miss Lucetta Ohr, program; Mesdames Lyman Thompson, Audrey Cook, Ora Ephim, Emily Thomas, Gladys Chapman and Esther Horne, telephone.
Railroad Employees Traffic Program will meet at 8 p.m. tomorrow at 220 Virginia Ave. question and answer program has been arranged. Mrs. Harry A. Witte will preside.
Relief Corps to Meet—The Maj.
Robert Anderson Relief Corps No. 44 will meet at 1:45 p. m. Tuesday at Ft. meet at noon for practice.
Friendly. New officers will
Norwood to Speak—Ralph S. Nor-
wood, president of L. Strauss & Co, Inc. will be the speaker at dianapolis Rotary at noon tomorrow at the Claypool Hotel.
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Men Builders to Meet — The
Christian Men Builders Class of Eiglewood Christian Church will meet at 8 p. m. Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Drake, 5326 Hill St.
B. & 0. Meeting Set—The B. & O. Co-operative
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association of St. John’s Academy
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bacon, 2 tablespoons flour, i cup vinegar, 1 teaspoon sugar, : teaspoon salt, & teaspoon pepper, 1 tablespoon bacon fat or butter. 3 Drain beets, measure 3 cup liquid. Mix bacon and flour in saucepan; add beet liquid, vinegar and sea-| sonings: cook until mixture thick-! ens. stirring qonstantlv. Add beets:
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Mesdames Besse Herrmann, Walter Strong membership; card; Mrs. Pike, chaplain, and Mrs. Clarence Martin.
Leave for Florida
Mrs. Hazel Short, chairman, with
and Adelaide Langsdale, Mrs. Burton Ward,
Miss Waddle, condolence;
will rheet at 7:45 o'clock tonight at the academy.
0. E. S. Anniversary Set.—The 37th anniversary, past matrons and patrons and charter members night will be observed by the Broad Ripple Chapter, No. 315, O. E. 8S. Wednesday. A covered dish luncheon will be served at 6:30 o'clock.
made of cypress, it and cost less than a dollar Where large or multiple windows) : = demand great length, the other 4 The Question Box
mensions may be larger in propor-| tion, or boxes for each window! Q—I have moved into a furnished made. house. The linoleum in the kitchen Remember that window boxes is new. Please tell me how best to are a decoration for the house. They care for it? rmonize with it, and im-| A—If the linoleum is waxed or appearance. The boxes varnished, it is cleaned and cared isually be painted to match for like a wood floor so finished. the dominant color of the house, !If not given a special finish, lino-
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or of its trim. The flowers will look !leum should be swept with a soft | best if they make a contrasting brush and dusted with an oiled or! note, providing an accent of color. dry mop. Occasionally it should be Perhaps the finest of all window cleaned more thoroughly with al box flowers are petunias, because cloth wrung out of suds made with! they blossom constantly throughout lukewarm water and a neutral! the summer, and provide so inter- soap, rinsed with clear water, and esting a variety of color, form and wiped dry with another cloth. : habit The balcony type petunias.|! Oniy a small space should be wet which produce trailing vine-like at a time. A linoleum covered! stems, make |
graceful festoons floor should never be flooded. ! which drape from the boxes. Strong soaps and cleaning powders | Tall nasturtiums, particulary the that contain alkali injure linoleum new doubles, including Golden and should never be used on it. If! Gleam, and its hybrids, give the|it is necessary to use a cleaning | same effect as the balcony type pe- | powder on a badly soiled spot, care’ tunias, and they are excellent win- should be taken to remove any trace, dow box subjects. Fragrant flow- of the water in which the powder! ers, such as matthiola bicornis, was dissolved. mignonette, ten-weeks stocks, and| Q—I was recently advised to mas- | dwarf snapdragens are doubly at- sage my scalp every night to relieve | tractive. jits tightness. Can you give me al Boxes in Shade simple formula for a good tonic! Boxes which spend most of the that may be used for the purpose? day in shade offer a special prob-| A—Dissolve 10 parts of deodorized | lem. If the shade is that of a build- castor oil in 90 parts of specially! perhaps only foliage plants can denatured alcohol. Add perfume. | grown, such as f fancy if desired, to give it a more agree-| |
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ing, be ferns, leaved caladiums, crotons, rubber|able odor. | plants and other florists’ subjects.| Q—What are the chief uses of If there is some sun, tuberous root- peanut oil? | ed begenias will probably do well| A_The manufacture of vegetable Impatiens, the Zanzibar balsam, shortenings and vegetable cooking! bearing flowers of salmon or roseifats. It is used in oleomargarine, | on bushy plants 18 inchesstall, are salad-oll blends, and as refined peaexcellent in semi-shaded places. Vi-|nut oil for salads. olas thrive in partial shade, and the list of flowers which will do well increases as the amount of sun is| Spring Cleaning
enlarged. ich soil, of the type which fior-| A GOOD wallpaper cleaner is|
call potting soil, should be used! T2ade by mixing together two cups window boxes. for there is so Of flour, four level teaspoons of} little of it to feed the flowers. It Daking soda, two and one-half needs abundant plant food: apply tablespoons of household ammonia at rate of one level tablespoonful 2nd enough water to make the for one square foot of soil. { mixture the consistency of thick! | batter. Steam it for an hour and {a half and kneed it until it is firm Good Meals for iand smooth. i
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We, the Women
A Helpful Creed During War Time By RUTH MILLETT HERE IS A CREED for every woman, be she housewife or career girl. My country is at war—so it needs me. It needs every bit of help I can give. So I will: Take on some kind of voluntary defense work. Work harder at whatever job I hold down, whether it is the kind of job that brings in a pay check or is running a household. Write to at least one young man who is in the armed forces. Go to fewer bridge parties. Learn the fundamentals of nursing. Walk whenever: is not too long. Think longer t..an I used to before making a purchase. Put my savings, however small, into defense bonds. Cut my entertaining down to having friends in for simple meals followed by an evening of conversation or cards. Read with deeper interest the front pages of my newspaper.
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MERINGUE SHELLS
(Makes 8) 4 egg whites Few grains salt 13 teaspoon cream of tartar 1 cup sifted granulated sugar 1{ teaspoon vanilla extract 1; teaspoon almond extract Beat egg whites until frothy, then add salt and cream of tartar and beat until stiff but not dry. Add sugar a little at a time and beat until the mixture is glossy and holds its shape. Fold in vanilla and almond extracts. Cover a cookie sheet with heavy brown paper. Shape the meringues with a spoon into 3-inch rounds, or press the mixture through a pastry bag or tube. Bake in a very slow oven (250 degrees F.) for 13¢ hours.
PINEAPPLE MERINGUE FILLING
8 slices canned pineapple (No. 2 or 20-ounce can) 3{ cup sugar 3 tablespoons cornstarch 2 cups liquid (syrup drained from pineapple and water) 4 egg volks, beaten 1 tablespoon lemon juice Drain pineapple thoroughly. Combine sugar and cornstarch in a saucepan, then add liquid. Stir until dissolved; cook over direct heat until the mixture thickens then continue cooking until it becomes clear and transparent. Add a portion of the hot mixture slowly to the beaten egg yolks, stirring constantly. Combine the two mixtures and cook for about 2 minutes longer. Stir in lemon juice, and set aside to cool. Use to fill meringue shells and top each with a slice of pineapple.
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= = ECONOMIZE in many painless ways. Accept philosophically any sacrifices I have to make of commodities the service men need. Think quite a while before throwing anything away. Spend more time reading informative articles. Be even more annoyed than usual by silly women. Look with scorn on the man or woman who crabs about his lot. Wish whenever I read of some villainous act of our enemies that I were a man—with a gun.
Sexson-Fields Rite Revealed
Times Special PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2. — Maj. and Mrs. William Harry Fields an-
To Enter the Prix De Rome Competition
Mr. and Mrs. Grant N. Moore, 714 Paxton Place, will leave Wednesday to spend the winter in Miami, Fla.
Mrs. matron and Clare Gater is worthy patron,
Nellie Whitehead is worthy
Irvington O. E. S. to Meet—The Irvington Chapter 346, O. E. S., will hold a stated meeting today at 8 p. m. at the Irvington Masonic Teniple. Mrs. Nelle M. Polk is worthy matron and Ralph Guthrie worthy patron. -
Century Club to Hear Russell— Dr. David W. Russell will address the Century Club tomorrow on “Some Popular Ideas on Astronomseical Predictions.” He also will dise cuss Hitlerian astrology. The ane nual banquet will be held at the Propylaeum Feb. 17.
Medical Society to Meet—The Ine dianapolis Medical Society of Mare ion County will meet at 8:15 tomore row at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Drs. F. G. Sheehan, Emmett Lamb, O. W. Sicks, Cleon Nafe, and Major F. C. Potter will read case reports.
Legion Official to Talk—The Nae tional Women’s Service League, Inc, will hear R. Worth Shumaker, American Legion assistant national director of Americanism, discuss “A Matter of Great Importance” at 8 p. m. tomorrow at the Y. W. C. A, Members will hold a busines meet= ing following the talk.
CRASH FATAL TO HOOSIER
AURORA, Ind. Feb. 2 (U, P.) = Edward Swift Sr. 56, died today of injuries received yesterday in an
auto accident on Road 56 near here,
DEAR JANE JORDAN-—I have been going with a boy off and on for three years. He is 19 and I am 16. I love him very much and he says he loves me but he is the kind of person who likes to tell his troubles and wants me to take] pity on him. He doesn't talk about | anything but his troubles any more and most girls do not like for boys to talk about their sorrows. I lose all my affection for him when he starts to tell about his sorrows. He doesn’t live at home for he| has a stepfather who made my| boy friend and his older brother leave. He has a sweet mother and a good job and I can't see why he! has so many sorrows. He even says| he wishes he was dead or would] get killed and I can hardly stand it, but I just laugh at him instead | of taking pity on him. He is mad at me now because I laughed at him instead of taking pity on him. I can have lots of fun with him at times, but at other times I would| just as soon be by myself. He is| losing other friends, too, because of his constant talking as he does. Should I pity him as he wants me to or drop him entirely and go with someone else if he doesn’t change his ways? Please give me some reasons that might cause him to be like this. BUTCH.
” ” Answer—There is plenty of reason | for your boy friend to feel as hej does. I do not know how or when| he lost his own father, but the| break-up of his home and the loss| of his security came at a time when | emergency, colognes, perhe was unable to adjust to it. fumes, compacts, kits, lugOf course he hates his stepfather! Pay Bro 8 Sets. sre no} and feels rejected by his mother. | a's b . It is not himself whom he wishes! dead so much as his stepfather, He feels that his stepfather has taken his mother away from him, but he cannot express his hostility against the man directly, but turns it in on
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Program Honors titi before leaving for tne { competition A v Edward MacDowell
Service. | A tribute to the composer, Ed-!
Francis Dietor, Reelsville, already i i t inti which he |ward A. MacDowell, and to the Mac- | aS finished the painting which Dowell Colony at Petersborough, N.
'H, was incorporated in a radio broadcast yesterday morning over, station WIRE. sponsored by the Indiana Federation of Poetry Clubs.
cie; Joseph Van Sickle, Anderson,
Mrs. Alma Meyers Fitzgerald, Misses jng his sculpture entry. June Winona Snyder, Mary Virginia | Entries for the contest, which has Turner and Violet Muse, Edward heen won four times by students Green and Caroll Reynolds. The/of John Herron, will be judged script for the broadcast was supplied from photograpiis in Chicago. If by Mrs. MacDowell. passed in the Chicago competition, The Federation's monthly Poets’ the actual works are forwarded to Rendezvous will be held next Sun-| New York for the final judging. jday afternoon and evening at the, The Prix de Rome award former|Y. W. C. A. The Federation alsoly was two years of study at the ‘plans a broadcast over WIRE of American Academy in Rome. This members’ poems on Washington and year, because of the war, it is a Lincoln for 2:30 p. m. Feb. 14. Miss $1000 prize. Muse will read the poems. Both the day and night classes “* 8 at the school open today. High The Indiana Poetry Society met School students who graduated at {Saturday at the home of Mrs. Wil- mid-year are eligible for enroll{liam Geisecker, 249 N. Oxford St, to ment at the school. Classes offered study verse forms and hear poems night school students include drawwritten by members. Mrs. O. S. ing, painting, lithography and comGuio, president, presided. {mercial art.
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Now a lieutenant in the dental | service of the Army, Dr. Sexson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl B, Sex-|
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will enter and is leaving for mili- [1940 graduate of the Indiana Uni- dren. ‘tary service. Richard Head, Mun- versity School of Defilistry at Indi- adolescence and the boy learns to
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and Fred Slemister, Atlanta, Ga.| The ceremony took place Jan. 18|is not only his task, but the task lare quickly completing their entries in the Calvary Methodist Church | of every other 19-year-old boy alive. | lin anticipation of a “call” and Rob- here. The couple is at home at the True that he has more bitterness Taking part in the broadcast were ert Lohman, Indianapolis, is finish- | Walnut Park Plaza, Walnut and 63d to contend with than the average,
| Sts., Philadelphia. | | . Plan Valentine Party | The Woodside Kindergarten Mother's Club will hold its monthly {business meeting at 1:30 p. m. {Thursday at the kindergarten | 442 S. Rural St. Mrs. L. A. Saunders, kindergarten teacher, will lead a discussion of “What to Expect of ithe Five-Year-Old” and a Valentine {party welcoming mothers of new {pupils will be held.
Chapter to Lunch
The Hamiiton-Berry Chapter of the Service Star Legion will have a luncheon meeting tomorrow at the] home of Mrs. Frank Nessler, 3152] | Central Ave.
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This conflict is natural to childhood and sometimes exists even when the boy's own parents hold | their home together for the chil-! Usually it is solved during
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but the ability to forget the past and meet the futfire courageously is the test of the normal personality. The neurotic hangs on to his hurts forever until everyone is worn out with him. Tell your friend these facts and explain that he is hanging on to childish woes over-long. He is a man now and must put these par-| ental ties behind him. Tell him honestly how people react to his pleas for sympathy. Appeal to his! masculinity and encourage him to stand alone without crying. If he cannot do so you have no choice, but to let him go on alone. It is not your task to be a mother to him, JANE JORDAN, | ——— | Put your problems in a tetter to Jane |
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Sunshine Club Meets
The monthly business meeting of | the Children's Sunshine Club, Inc.| will be held at 2 p. m. Wednesday in Ayres’ auditorium. The board of directors will meet at 11:30 a. m. that day in the auditorium.
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