Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 April 1943 — Page 18

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Low Cost and High Flavor Unite In a Variety of Meat Loaves

IN THE TRUE AMERICAN FASHION, good eating prevails in spite of ration stamps. Homemakers everywhere are finding exciting combinations that were never thought of in the days of plenty. - Take the old friend meat loaf. With less meat it can be juicy. tender, flavorful and nutritious when the right ingredients are chosen. No good cook can resist such tempting combinations as found in . : the nut-meat roast, the victory garden special or the peanutcheese loaf. A minimum of meat, bolstered with cracker crumbs, vita-min-mineral rich vegetables, nuts and cereals, makes appetizing “meaty” food at low cost.

® 2 ” PEANUT-CHEESE LOAF 1% cups cooked wheat cereal 3 tablespoons finely chopped green. pepper 3 tablespoons grated onion 1% teaspoons salt 2 teaspoons sugar 14 teaspoon pepper 2 teaspoons lemon juice 1. teaspoon Worcestershire sauce 1% cups finely chopped peanuts 1% cups cracker crumbs 12 cups grated American cheese 1 egg, beaten % cup milk Combine ‘all ingredients and mix well. Bake in greased loaf pan in moderate oven (350 degrees F.) 50 vorce because he is a Catholic. | minutes. Serve with mushroom or

Haven't you heard of Catholics |tomato sauce. Serves eight. getting a divorce? ®.8 =® She is planning to go on a trip NUT-MEAT ROAST this summer but he has asked her cups ground cooked beef not t6 go. She cries all night after tablespoon finely chopped she has had a date with him. Shel” onion isn’t eating well and is losing sleep teaspoon peppér and weight. I know them both 2 teaspoon dry mustard very well and they are.-two swell teaspoon Worcestershire sauce people but they are at their wits Salt to taste end as to what to do. cup finely chopped nutmeats It is awful to see her sometimes cup cracker crumbs when she just sits gazing into egg, slightly beaten space. When you ask her what is cup milk wrong she just laughs it off and| Combine all ingredients and mix acts as .if she didn’t care but she |thoroughly. Pack firmly in greased toes. She is a fine respectable (loaf pan and bake in moderately hot girl and has a good job, a good|oven (375 degrees F.) 45 minutes. home but she is not happy. Please | Serve with mushroom sauce or

DEAR JANE JORDAN—I have a friend who met a soldier whom she liked very much on the first date. He told her he loved her and I know she loves him. She went with him for three months before she found out he was married. He has a wife but no children. Now they have been going together off and on for three more months. . She goes out with other men and tries to forget him but it is no use. He told her for sure that he loved her but couldn’t get a di-

tell her what to do. A FRIEND. |highly seasoned white sauce. Finely 8 8 =» chopped peanuts could be used for Answer—As I understand it a this loaf. Serves six.

Catholic can get a divorce but can-| , 2 = = ‘not remarry as long as the divorced VICTORY GARDEN SPECIAL

partner is living, Now if this is his 1% cups milk, scalded honest conviction, a conviction 2 _ tablespoons fat which he has held all his life, there 1 : cup cracker crumbs is nothing he can do about it with- 1% teaspoon paprika out incurring a load of guilt just as 1, teaspoon salt - Wiepging to him as the present 2 tablespoons grated onion situation. 1 po I do not quarrel with his con- at sp rely horned celery viction although I do not share it. 1% cups cooked peas He falls down in my estimation 1 cup cooked diced carrots when he fails to follow his religious 2 egg whites, stiffly beaten convictions through to their logical ’ conclusion. If it is solely a question| Combine all ingredients except egg of right and wrong, what could be more wrong than the present situation? : In the first place he went with the girl three’ months without telling her that he was married. Now he holds on to her affection, knowing that nothing but tragedy can come of it. He selfishly asks her:to stay home from a trip for his sake. He should get advice from a priest. As for the girl, the only thing for her to do is to disentangle herself from a situation which holds no promise of anything but frustration and misery. Let her take the trip. Let her continue with other dates. Let her try to get over her disappointment and find something in life that is more satisfying. A broken heart is a curable ailment as! many women have discovered. 1 do not say that it is easy, only that it is possible, but first one must have the will to be cured, the will to accept substitutes for disappointment. It is not that she should rush into a marriage with someone else but that she should wait until she learns to love again. JANE JORDAN.

whites. Pour into greased ring mold. Bake in moderate oven (350 degrees F.)° 40 minutes. Unmold and fill center with creamed meat or eggs. Serves six.

Scouts to Hear

George Saas

Many of the 2000 Girl Scouts, members of the 110 intermediate and senior Indianapolis and Marion county troops, are expected: to attend a cookie rally at 9:30 a. m. tomorrow at the St. Clair theater. The rally will open the 18th annual Girl Scout cookie sale. Detailed information concerning the project will be given. The guest speaker, George Sass, public relations director of the Citizens Gas & Coke utility, will discuss “How to Sell Your Customer Girl Scout Cookies.” Goal of the sale, ending with “Cookie day,” May 22, is 50,000 packages.

Gift of Sorority

Times Special *

Put your problema in a letter to Jane Jordan, who will answer your questions in

this column daily. 4 ROCKVILLE, Ind., April 30.—The To M eet at Ay res’ gift of an incubator for the care of A monthly meeting will be held {premature infants has been made by the ladies’ auxiliary to the Fra-|{to the Parke County Medical society: * ternal Order of Police at 2 p. ‘m. and the Parke County Nursing servMonday in Ayres’ auditorium. - Mrs. [ices by - the Gamma Sigma chapter Roy McAuley will preside. of Tri Kappa sorority here,

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Lucas, club president, will be Miss| Gingery and Mrs. E. B. Hargrave.

A Room Wrapped in Cotton

Quilted chintz hangings match the puffy spread and armchair in this room designed to please feminine taste. The cuftains are of eyelet embroidered cotton and even the rug is of cotton.

Mother's Day Programs Set At Washington High School

The Washington club, a senior girls’ service organization at ‘George Washington high school, will hold Mother's day celebrations next Week. end at the high school. On Thursday there will be a Mother's diy convocation in the school auditorium and next Friday there will bé a tea, for mothers of the senior girls, from 4 t0 5 p. m. in the west wing of the school cafeteria. The guest speaker for the convocation will be the Rev. Leon Fae Stillabower, invitations, and Weatherman. Miss Helen Katterhenry, program. The chairmen for the tea ap-! The guests for the tea in addipointed by Miss Barbara - Gene|tion to the mothers are Mrs. W. G.

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| State Nursing

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publi#-health service, attended the monthly meeting of the Indiana Council for War

Service at the Indiana National

ganize local nursing councils were discussed. The Indiana civilian work load carried in 1942 by 4204 nurses is being carried now by 38434, the

announced today. This decrease makes a nursing problem - tating the formation of a war nursing council in every county in the state, according to Miss Helen Teal, state secretary.

Council Personnel

. These local councils, organized by the state association’ through the state council and the districts, will determine how the profession best can meet its dual responsibil ities to the civilian population and to the armed Horoes, Miss Teal stated. Indiana, . she pointed out, will, adapt to the state the national! program outlined by the national Nursing Council “offi War Service. The state nursing‘ counéil’ includes Mrs. Mary York, Bloomington; Miss ' Thelma Jordan, Evansville; Miss. Marie Fox, Hammond; Miss Leona Adam, Bloomington; Miss Pauline Kuehler, Whiting; Sister M. Henrica, Terre Haute, and Misses Anna Jenkins, Ethel Jacobs, ‘Hazel Johnson, Mary T. Walsh and

Norma Smith, decorations; Miss treasurer,

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Cottage Sets

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‘| the Warren Township

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The annual “pitchein” dinhey at } ent-Teacher association, will

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scheduled for 11 a, m. Ruring the afternoon there will, be a business meeting and an in; stallation of council officers. Mrs. Clarence Peters will preside. = The new officers are Mrs. (ieorge st Moyer, chairman; Mrs. Willlam* O’Donaghue, vice chairman; Mrs. H. C. Gumberts, secretary; Mrs. A, G. Matzke, treasurer, and Mesdames Clifford Vancleave, James B. Mor ton and Herman Wells, advisory’ committee, Mrs. C. E. Trueblood will be the installing officer. §

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