Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 May 1944 — Page 23

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are Mesdames Hoover, William ditch, Lewis P. e A. Wilkinson. chaimmen who are Mrs, W. C. can home; Mrs. art; Mrs, EAL welfare; Mrs. den, and Mrs. literature and

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group from the k auxiliary 299,

will include a omas W, Miller, ¢ show by For- , WAVES film, pL.

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ans Breakfast | or Sunday | The Nature Study club will have {its May day celebration Sunday in Woollen’s gardens. The event will} |begin with a bird hike at 6 a.m. A hike in search of spring flower

{at the fireplace, A 3 p.m. open . '{ house, for which Mr. and Mrs. J.O. | | Cottingham will be the hosts, will - {conclude the day’s program.

to attend a lecture to be given

auspices of ‘the Shortridge high school P.-T. A.

» ” ” Mrs. Arthur H. Taylor was elected president of the Patroness club of the Zeta chapter of Sigma Alpha Iota, national music sorority, at a recent meeting, » The other new officers are Mrs. .{G. W. Rubush, vice president; Mrs. John M. White and Miss Flora E. Lyons, recording and co secretaries, and Miss Gladys Alwes,

and comes as natural to him as

treasurer.

Wartime Eating 2 Meta Given”

» » ” Mrs. Arthur R. Robinson, 59833 E. Washington st., will be the hostess Monday for the spring luncheon of the Irvington Coterie club. The program, which has been arranged by Mrs. W. E. Bushong, will include a book review, “A Sense of ‘Humus” (Damon), by Mrs. Louis | W, Bruck. :

your rights and privileges with your - fellows, whatever their color? MENUS FOR SUNDAY Measure your tolerance by those Breakfast yardsticks, Orange juice (6 oranges).

Intolerance is a form of fear. We, are afrald to admit we can be Hot whole Whee cereal (4 generous

wrong, and too cowardly to change pesyings). oD our ideas. So we guard our self-| Bac Sue . & slice esteem by clinging to our prejudices Toast and homemade jam (8 slices). Luncheon

even when we recognize them as such. Quick carrot and celery soup (see recipe).

It is evident that there is a lot|

of loose talk about tolerance bY|.. 0g cheese sandwiches (8 slices persons and groups who are ignor-| 1% 1b. ch red pts). ant of the real meaning of the hrend, 14° B; Cheeso--g word. The times call for rigid self- Stewed rhubarb (1 Ib). examination, { Butter cookies (4 Ib. bought).

Begin with a Formfit foundation and assure yourself of a well-groomed figure. All-in-ones and girdles— both are designed to trim down the figure with utmost comfort.

Wasson's Corsets, Third - Floor

Pish fillets in creole sauce (1%; Ibs. J. E. Slaughter, vice president; Mrs.

The new officers of the group are Dinner Mrs. Roy Geider, president; Mrs. fillets, frozen or fresh). {Herman R. Davis, secretary; Mrs. Boiled potatoes (1% lbs). {James W. Denny, treasurer, and Succotash (remainder of corn from Mrs. John W. Graves, program, ~ ns). | oN, Vis, Thome Sma bea ime | TOLS, 1 c. very finely chopped celgelatine). . | ery, 1 tsp. onion juice. Bread (8 slices). | Melt margarine, add flour and Sugared fresh pineapple (1 smalljPlend well. Add the milk and salt pineapple). i (and cook over boiling water until Sponge cake (remainder). mixture is slightly thickened. Five . 8 8 { minutes before serving, add the carQuick Carrot and Celery Soup: rots, celery and onion juice. Blend 14 ¢. margarine, 3 tbsps. flour; 1 gt. well and serve immediately. Serves

| {at 10 a.m. will follow a breakfast]

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The members have been invited!

7:45 p. m. tomorrow in Cropsey au-} ditorium by Sam Campbell, natu-} ralist. The lecture is under the}

Food Is Weapon {In Fighting | War Plagues

| > Beiqnes Servies Staff Writer IP YOU HAVE read much his-

familiar with the fact that plague and pestilence follow famine and (war, Part of this is due to warcaused breakdown of community

nated with germs from sewage. Lack of soap, heat and even at

times of water makes it difficult if not impossible for people to keep themselves, their clothes, their food and cooking and eating utensils ar. clean. They have to live in very crowded quarters, Another reason why disease follows closely on famine and war is because under war conditions people not only are half-starved but . " are particularly likely to be starved : in food. 12:Give Service| i-m putes mt MOST OF US THINK of protein To Red Cross foods such as meat as being muscle builders. They are necessary for building flesh, but they are also The names of 12 women who dispensa have given more than 500 hours per i Fem Nona of service as Red Cross volunteer | y ; v nurses’ aids have been released by | Some of a nan Tor 18 . § ection. nurses ald Gomme, pen tances the body cannot : : bui out p nclude the) The, list includes: Mesdames ,.q ang white blood cells, the proMollie Cawthra, Bertha Cory, Rose- | yo tive skin and mucous membranes | mary K. Evans, Louise Foreman, ynich form our first line of defense Himbeth Ly a against invading germs, hormones, Holmes, Bernadette Klepfer, Kaye oo: ny. uu particu . : » BEIT lar, the . - Mattel Ee ry Antibodies are specialists among Their names will appear on the Sorm Behies. .They.a7e formed in back of a pamphlet released this the bloc and user according to week by the gh part of its | he particular invading germ they rive for 3d 0 Lad nurses’ aids fight. They are believed to be pro- : | tein in nature or to be formed from : | certain blood proteins as the need To Hold Election | for them Ro

The annual anniversary luncheon | People starved for protein food for members of Il Jamalie club will probably cannot form in their blood

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be at 12:15 p. m. Monday in Ayres’ enough antibodies to fight an intearoom. Officers will be elected vasion of tuberculosis, typhoid,

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and Mrs. E. H. Lamkin will preside. | typhus or other disease germs.

plants, New officers are Mrs, E. F. Jasper, Edith Shirley, school P tory, from either the military or| president; Mrs. Arden Fenwick and the P.-T. ‘A. officers will ; we medical angles, you probably are Mrs. Arthur Wiese, first and second! hostesses.

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