Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 May 1942 — Page 15
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These: Desserts Will Not Eat Into Your Sugar Allotment
NOW THAT SUGAR RATIONING actually has begun, housewives will be looking for desserts that will take only a small portion of their weekly allotment. Here are two desserts: easy on the sugar ration. The sunshine pudding extends its nutrition inexpensively with bread
grumbs. The apricot pie uses dried SUNSHINE BREAD PUDDING
{ Ha (6 servings) One and one-half cups grated or ground raw carrot, 3. cup yellow corn syrup, 2 eggs, slightly beaten, 3 tablespoons orange juice, grated rind 1’ orange, grated rind 1 lemon, % teaspoon - salt, 2 cups coarse, enriched white bread crumbs (4 slices bread with crusts), 12° cup chopped nuts. Combine grated carrot, corn syrup, eggs, fruit juice and rinds and salt, Fold in enriched white bread crumbs and nuts. Transfer to buttered baking dish. Cover and bake in moderately hot oven (375 degrees F.) about 40 minutes. Uncover during last 10 minutes’ baking time to brown top. Serve warm or cold, with toffee sauce. -
. TOFFEE SAUCE
Combine in saucepan % cup yellow corn syrup, 3% cup undiluted evaporated milk and 2 tablespoons butter. Cook over low heat, stirring ¢ constantly, until butter melts. Add 1 teaspoon vanilla. Serve warm. Makes 1% cups sauce. :
GOLDEN APRICOT PIE One-half pound dried apricots,
gelatin, 1 pint hot apricot juice and water, 14 teaspoon salt, 1 baked 8-inch pie shell.
Combine apricots and sugar. Dissolve gelatin in hot apricot juice and water. Add salt and pour over apricots. Chill. ‘When slightly thickened, turn into cold pie shell. Chill until firm.. Cover with whipped cream if desired, or garnish with additional stewed, dried apricots.
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Buckle Down
Before washing a garment, remove breakable buttons and buckles. Pearl buttons or jeweled buckles ‘haven't the stamina to face machihes or hard scrubbing. Broken or
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fruit, an “excellent source of sugar.
‘| purchase of a new set.
Gay Accent
THIS YEAR, it's especially mportant to keep your home looking bright and cheerful. In practically no time at all, you can introduce a
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colored sofa cushions—purposefully patriotic, just plain sentimental or purely utilitarian. Your sewing center can instruct you in. use of your sewing machine attachiaents.
You can buy inexpensive bolster molds in all shapes and sizes and cover them with plain cotton fabric if your sofa has a striped or patterned cover, or use floral or printed
a plain fabric. Heart-shaped cushions strike a sentimental note if you like. Use the ruffler attach-
or, if unmatchable, necessitate . the .
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Peak "Efficiency
Empty the dirt bag of your vacuum cleaner after every cleaning job. This will keep the cleaner at peak efficiency, prolong its life, and reduce repair bills.
Kindergarten Club Elects New Officers:
Mrs. Anker Siersbeck has been elected president of the Terrace Avenue Kindergarten Mothers’ club. She succeeds Mrs. Lewis Need. Other officers include Mrs. Hervice president; Mrs. Charles Winkler’ and ‘Mr¢. Harold Fleischmann, recording ‘and corresponding secretaries, and Mrs. Clayton Jellison, treasurer. Next Tuesday at 1 p. m., the mothers will meet in the kindergarten before visiting the John Her-
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This spring suit of plaid woolen in soft landscape yellows and greens is as pretty as a picture. nipped-in waist, the jacket features an amusing one-button fastening and diagonally cut patch pockets. The slim skirt is box pleated in
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Dorothy Beaver Wed To Sergt. Watkins
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey B. Beaver, 2906 N. Denny st.,, announce the marriage of their daughter, Dorothy, to Sergt. Arthur Watkins, son of Mrs. Grace Watkins, 1971 Hillside ave. The ceremony was at 7:30 p. m. Monday at the Beaver
home. The Rev. Lawrence R. Fugit of Columbia, Ky. read the ‘double ring ‘ ceremony before the immediate families and a few friends. The bride wore a powder blue frock with gardenias while her sister, Miss Mildred Beaver, wore rose pink with a corsage of Dubonnet roses. Keith Mullen was best man. Sergt. Watkins will return soon to Ft. Benning, Ga., and the bride will be at home here. Mrs. Robert L. VanSlyke entertained recently with a miscellaneous’ shower for the bride, her cousin. Guests included Mrs. Beaver, Mrs. Watkins, Mesdames Charles Shoobridge, Earl Meyer, Dan Seaman, John Clark, Roy Rhude, Samuel Fink, Delmar ick, Jerry Jackson and Otto Karns¥$ Others attending were Mesdames
.| Connie Rogers, William Mehl, Gus-
tave Lang, John Kienker, Harold Wilkerson, Everett Durland, George Bolds, Ernest Mullen, Alvah Rettig, Ruth Arnold, Marie Gordon, George Juenger and Arthur Spaugh, Misses Margaret Barker, Rebecca Rettig, Phyllis Bolds, Mildred Beaver and Nancy Rogers and Diane and Denny VanSlyke and Master Dewey B. Beaver.
Club Luncheon
Mrs. John Bernloehr, 1802 BE. 42d st., will be hostess tomorrow at a noon luncheon and business meeting of the Janet Ada club.
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DEAR JANE JORDAN—I suppose you will think me a very foolish young woman. Maybe I am jealous. My husband has been married before and his wife went with other men. When my husband is out yith me and says something about her, it makes me mad. He says he just does it because he knows how I will act, and he says
world for me, but he says that
lie, cheat and are no good, Still: he says he loves me. Do you think he does? I hope so. MAY,
Answer—If your husband had not loved you he would not have married you after such a distressing and disappointing - experience with his first ‘wife. He admits that he mentions her name in order to make you mad. In ‘other words when you show your jealousy he takes it as a ‘sign of love and feels reassured. However, you can make him feel secure -in’ your affections in -other and less unpleasant ways. He had his faith in women shaken by the behavior of one woman. Instead of confining his lack of trust to one, he extends it to the whole seX. This is unfair to you and he knows it. Your job is to establish his confidence in you and let him see he has nothing to fear. You can not do this by throwing jealous
and a mature woman not given to
and fears.
and got mad because I talked to another fellow. Now he doesn’t talk to me. Should I try to talk to him
prom if ‘he has a bid but isn’t tak-
ANONYMOUS.
the boy in a friendly fashion you will restore his wounded ego to normal. Perhaps he would like to stop sulking, but doesn’t know how. You need not plead with him for
pleasantly regardless of ‘his behavior. In general, boys like to make their own dates for proms. If you think he will take it as a peace offering if you invite him to go with you, go ahead and ask, but don’t be crushed if he refuses. After all you can hdld out the olive branch, but if he doesn’t accept it you can’t help it. An. over-jealous. boy is no prize. Better find one with a strong-
- . JANE JORDAN, Put your problems in g letter to Jame) Jordan whe will answer this column daily.
Mrs. Boerner Heads |High School P.-T. A.
Mrs. Charles F. Boerner was elected president of the Broad Ripple high school Parent-Teacher |;
-|association at a recent meeting. |
THE INDIANAROLIS TIMES
DEAR JANE JORDAN—I have been going with a certain boy for|i& two years. He is the jealous type|f
first, or let nature take:its course? [Ff Is it permissible to ask a boy to a|&
ing anyone? We are in the same ol class a% school and everyone :re-|i ceives a bid. He would be my guest. |}
Answer—Perhaps if you speak to SH
his favor, but you can treat him :
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Health—
[Cheese Makes Good Meat
Substitute
By JANE STAFFORD : Science Service Writer : LIP MORE OF US appreciated its true’ nutritive values, cheese would rank higher in our daily diet.’ “Made from milk, cheese contains almost all of the constituents of
milk, including milk’s share of vitamins, and to many persons is a more appetizing food than milk. It is an excellent source of protein and since it is cheaper than meat, can be frequently served as a meat substitute for the main course, if the housewife’s food budget is. limited. Cheese is a very concentrated food and a good source of energy. A one and one-half-inch cube of American cheesc furnishes 100 calories. Cheese is about one-third water, one-third fat and one-third protein. ‘The: harder cheeses contain less water and the softer ones contain more. Cream cheese has a higher fat content than most other varieties and cottage cheese, which is made from skim milk, has a very low fat content. It is also low in calories, there being only 100 calories in five tablespoons of this kind of cheese. 2 E J t 4
CHEESE HAS HAD the name for being indigestible or causing digestivé disturbances. Actually it is over 895 per cent. digested and. absorbed, though it does slow down digestion in the stomach. Digestive disturbances or distress after eating cheese are attributed to eating too. much cheese at one time or to eating it with a heavy meal or at bed-time. Authorities recommend eating cheese with foods that do not themsélves contain much fat. Standard examples ‘are cheese sandwiches or macaroni and cheese.
Is Married
Bernice Mason
Times Special
GREENCASTLE, Ind, May 6.— Miss Bernice Mason and Stuart Aronson were married last night at 7:30 o'clock in the First Christian church with the Rev. Cecil Fellers officiating. Miss Mason is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mason of Walton and Mr. Aronson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Aronson of Hanmore, N. Y.
Mr. Mason gave his daughter in marriage. She wore a yellow suit with brown and white accessories and an orchid corsage. The ceremony was performed before an altar decorated with greenery and spring flowers. The couple left immediately on a. short wedding trip. Mrs. Aronson is a member. of Kappa Delta Pi and the Business and Professional Women's club. “The bridegroom was graduated from Purdue university and will. report Monday for duty at Ft. Sill, Ckla.
Butler A. W. S.
Holds Election
Miss Martha Hostetter, a junior at Butler university, recently was elected president of the campus chapter of Associated Women Students, formerly 3 known as the Women's league. i She is a member of Kappa | Kappa Gamma social sorority, Bluegills, honorary swimming organization; Y. W. C. A. and Judiciary
council. Her home is in Pen- Miss Hostetter
ney Farms, Fla. Others elected to serve for the 1942-43 school year are Miss Marian Sturm, vice president; Miss Eleanor Mundell, secretary, and Miss Dorothy Newgent, treasurer.
The purpose of the organization is to promote fraternity among all women on the campus. The coeds annually sponsor a breakfast in the fall.
St. Hilda Guild Will
Lunch Tomorrow
A meeting of the St. Hilda guild will be held in Christ Episcopal church parish house from 10:30 a. m. to 3 p. m. tomorrow.
The committee on luncheon arrangements includes Mrs. Finck Dorman, chairman, Mrs. Joseph C. Schaf Jr. and Mrs. W,. E. Stuckmeyer,
Lunch at Riviera
The Normandy: chapter, International Travel-Study club, will have a 1 p. m. luncheon Friday at the Riviera club followed by a social hour.
Brides to be! You can make this nightgown and a jacket for yourself in a flowered lingerie crepe, sprigged lawn or batiste or in chiffon and have an ensemble the equal of any you would find in the finest of shops. Pattern 8172 is in sizes 12 to 20 and 40. Size 14 set takes 5% yards ruffling for top of gown, 2% yards ribbon for bows. . For this attractive pattern, send 15 cents in coin, your name, address, pattern number and size to The Times Pattern Service, 214 W, Maryland st.
Spring Beauty in BROWN COUNTY
Early springtime is delightful in South‘ern Indians Hills. Colorful foresis: and orghards. Good roads. New bus servipe between Indiamapolis and Nashville. State Park now open. Good food, good accommodations at Nashville House ar Abe
Martin Lodge. Literature free. Address,
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