Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 August 1943 — Page 19

Butter Tetonder. Heating experts predict such | For a sandwich spread, mix post-war wonders as smokeless|cup peanuf. butter, apple butter stoves, heating of homes through| jelly with % cup of butter to extend their walls (known as “panel heat- the butter supply. This makes ing”) and ash-removing stokers. [enough spread for 16 slices.

read’ by the Rev: Ephrem Muench. Wor Wendo Teaifc a while salt atid veg aud Post War Wonders white accessories the bride carried red roses. : Mrs. John “Jessib, Greenfield, was matron of honor and Frank Walsh

en | Wedding Unites Robert Trimpe, Vera Roberts.

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peanut butter, fresh vegetables, fruits, enriched or whole wheat breads

and milk.

For a hot main dish, a meal stew can easily be thermos bottled. For

2 cold meat lunch, try a salad of

cubed, cooked liver or other left- |i over meat and celery. To keep raw |; vegetables crisp, sprinkle with cold |§ Vr vater and wrap tightly in waxed |}

paper. No discussion of lunch box meals would be complete without refer-

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* problems of sandwich making are to get variety into sandwiches and to use raw and vitamin-rich foods fn the mixtures. - heftover cooked: kidney makes an excellent filling in combination with 6ggs, celery and seasonings. Liver and onion filling is another hearty eftover fgod number. Cooked baéon may be combined with a variety of fillers—celery, olives, cream - cheese, peanut butter, tomatoes and pore. ‘Bread cuts ‘best if it is a day old or very well chilled. Try putting

slicing. If you bake at home you may want to have oatmeal bread, bread with added eggs, dried fruits, nuts once in a while,

n before spreading. To save ime, the creamed table fat may be with filling so that all can be spread oo at one time. ” » EGG KIDNEY FILLING :2 hard-cooked eggs 1 cup minced celery a 2 tablespoons drained chili sauce %% cup minced cooked kidney 3 cup real mayonnaise Salt and pepper Chop eggs fine; combine with celery, chili sauce and kidney. Add real mayonnaise; - mix -well. Salt and peppér. Mykes 2 ouDs filling,

* LIVER AND ONION FILLING 1 CUR. minced cooked liver 3 cup onion -1 teaspoon prepared mustard % cup real mayonnaise Combine liver and onion. (Mashed liver sausage may be used.) Blend mustard with real mayonnaise; add to liver mixture. Makes 1% cups EE ® 8 BRAZIL NUT BREAD 3, cup flour 112 cups wholewheat flour +2 teaspoons baking powder 1 teaspoon baking soda 32 teaspoon “salt 1!% cups sour milk or buttermilk 13 cup molasses 4 tablespoons melted shortening 1; .cup chopped Brazil nuts Sift together flour, wholewheat , flour, baking powder, soda and salt. Re pour milk or, buttermilk, molasses. and shortening; mix well dd nuts. Pour into greased loaf an, 812x4'2x3 inches. Let stand 10 minutes, Bake in moderate oven (350-degrees F'.) 1% hours. Cool.

DEAR JANE JORDAN—I am 25 years old. I have been married five years and have one child. In a couple of months I expect to have another. My husband comes in of an evening very tired. When I ask him if he would want to go somewhere he says no he is too tired. But later in the evening he leaves on the excuse that he has to meet Bill, a very close friend of ours. When I call up Bill's wife she says it is true, that Bill has left to meet my husband. We are both very worried. I never ask George what he does for fear he will get mad and leave me, and I am in no condition to look after myself right now. What should I do, go to mother’s, demand an explanation, or ask for a divorce; something I do not want to do? I want to have a family, I want fo have George and above all I want to be happy. George is due to be called in the army soon. EXPECTANT. : ® n 2 Answer—Probably fatigue is the cause of your husband's behavior. When he gets home at night he is tired and feels the need of relaxation. At the present you are deeply involved with children and aren't the carefree companion you used to be. This is not your fault and a more considerate man would not leave you alone night after night. He would recognize the fact that you, too, need change and diversion. As you so wisely state you are in no condition to look after yourself just now. Any of the moves you suggest - would make you more miserable than.you are now. You wouldn't be happy at home with your mother after having had your own establishment, nor would it be fair to take your problems home to her because you didn’t like the way things were going. The divorce is an even worse suggestion because you need your husband and your children need their father. Besides the fact that a

from home does not constitute grounds for divorce. Plenty of otherwise good husbands still fancy themselves as bachelors where diversion is concerned. Your third suggestion, that you demand an explanation, is best. But why demand? Ask is a better word, indicative of a better attitude. Suggest that he spend only an occasional night alone with Bill and include you and Bill's wife oftener. Explain that you, too, have needs as pressing as his and persuade him to take you along. To demand would be to arouse his resistance. An even wiser method would. be

he would enjoy. - Perhaps Bill's wife will help you plan something. After all, George is going to beacalled in another two months and the problem will be solved automatically— when he comes back from the army he may be a changed man with a

ity. JANE JORDAN.

Put your problems in a letter to Jane Jordan, who will answer your questions in this column daily.

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husband takes his diversions away

renewed appreciation of domestic-|

to right) Mrs. Ida Shulse,

and Mrs. Bess Morgan, telephone Gladys Bebout, initiation; Mrs. Sue Ossman, dinner and publicity, and

Fitch photo.

Among committee chairmen appointed recently by the National Association of Women for the coming year are membership; Miss Eva True, program,

(front row, left ; (rear row, left to right) Mrs. Sherman, president; Mrs. Leona Mrs. Ann McCloud, party.

By LOUISE

second floor and the fact that the of the floor would have meant that any description via sound system would have preceded’ the models’ appearance there by several minutes.

So the audience just looked— and good looking it was, too. The second innovation, brought about by rationing, added a delightfully authentic touch to the

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What junior miss wouldn't adore having a jumper like this with squared neck, smart pockets and kick-pleated skirt? Pattern 8477 is in sizes 11, 13, 15, 17 and. 19. _Size 13 jumper takes 23 yards 39-inch material, “long sleeved blouse 2's yards. For this attractive pattern, send 16 cents in coins, with your name, address, pattern number and size to The Indianapolis Times Pattern Service, 214 W. Maryland st., Indianapolis 9, Ind. Does your summer wardrobe need first aid? Send for the summer issue of Fashion, our complete pattern catalog and sewing guide, which is just out. Shows over 100 new patterns, contains many helpful fashion suggestions; 26 cents per

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Suits Top the List of Styles That Will Be Packed Away In Back-to-School Luggage

FLETCHER

Times Women’s Editor BLOCK'S SPRANG TWO INNOVATIONS in the store's anu back-to-college fashion show held yesterday afternoon. The first was the absence of. a running commentary on the styles as they were shown. This, no doubt, was because of a shift in locale for the show, heretofore held in the auditorium. This year the models paraded on the

audience spread to the far corners

The girls wore their own shoes —and that meant oxfords and play shoes that had lost their pristine newness; Norwegian moccasins a bit “squashed” at the heels but exactly right with 1 campus casuals. “w 2 # “FRONT AND CENTER” in the show were suits—tweeds, soft woolens, corduroys, flannels; in checks, herringbone, plaids and plain bright shades. The one that probably will get the biggest play. from the coed set is the Chesterfield with its black velvet collar facing in sharp contrast to the gay colors of its fabric. Dresses frequently repeated the suit theme by appearing in twopiece versions, often buttoned with huge metallic or jeweled fastenings. Corduroy, particularly a wide-waled variety, popped up again and again in the show, in luscious jewel tones as well as the more somber gunmetal. Coats ranged from the classic camelshair and reversible types to lavishly furred models. In the latter, rippling collars of fluffy fur shared honors with wide tuxedo revers of both the fluffy and flat kinds. 2 x = FUR COATS SHOWN were straight-line double-duty models with tiny collars taking fashion honors. Natural muskrat with contrasting collar and pocket flaps, gray kidskin, beaver and leopard cat were included. The number of “date bait” frocks shown indicates that the college girls hope the manpower shortage won’t be acute. Deep pleats and flounces and very full skirts were, of course, absent since government regulations have pared the silhouette down to the “body basic.” But nobody is going to miss them. One black crepe sheath ended at the region of the knees with two shallow circular flounces that provided plenty of “swish.” Another black velvet number had two vertical ruffles of black lace on the skirt front. 2 = 8 VIVIDLY OONTRASTING bands of fabfic highlighted still other models and jet and sequins and nailheads did their bit to brighten the.scene.

Among evening frocks, the bouffant models still rank first with the college girl and horizontally striped taffeta is out in front in the running, used ‘alone or in compination with velvet bodices. The models were the 12 members of Block’s college advisory beard: Divine Enright, Sweet Briar; Jo Ann and Betty Lou Ranstead, Butler; Bette Bowes, Elinor Beecher # and Barbara Meek, Indiana; Mickey Caylor, DePauw; Barbara Furr, Stephens; Martha Kibler, St. Mary-of-the-Woods; Elizabeth Peet, Purdue; Patty Smith, Smith, and Audrey Montrose, Briarcliff.

Point Savers

Varieties of fruit-nut bread, orange bread or cheese bread make a combination that really is a victory special. Wise use of enriched flour saves needed ration points.

Jelly ‘Topper’

When making preserves, place a milk bottle cap in the paraffin cover before it hardens—thus jar will be easy to open with the little tabs on the caps.

At school the kids all want to trade For sandwiches our Mom has made! Heinz Mustard lends that extra zest That makes our lunch -box meals taste best!

The marriage of Miss Vera Roberts to Pfc. Robert L. Trimpe is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Roberts. The ceremony was at 7.p. m. July 17 in the - rectory of the Sacred Heart Catholic church. The: double ring ceremony was

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was best man. : A reception at the home of the! bridgegroom’s, mother, Mrs. Elsie, Trimpe, followed. The couple. ‘went | to Chicago on a wedding trip" and, Pfc. Trimpe then returned to bd Lewis, Washington, where he is stationed in the medical corps.

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Attaches to Your Radio

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11-PC. PYREX GIFT SET

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GLASS GRILL PLATES

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Shining apple-shaped dishes for the fruits of your victory garden, or for serving desserts

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PORTABLE SERVER BAR

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