Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 May 1944 — Page 20

Wartime Eating 5 2 Meta Given

MENUS FOR SATURDAY Breakfast Tomato juice (1 pt. home canned). Scrambled eggs (6 eggs). Toast and homemade jam 8 slices). « Luncheon Creamed corn and green beans (remainder of corn from Friday). Bacon sandwiches (1 1b. bacon, use 15). Sliced bananas (4 served with top milk). Butter cookies (bought).

Dinner

Veal chops in sour cream (1 1b. veal loin chops; see recipe). Boiled egg mnoodies. Buttered spinach (2 lbs). Vegetable salad. Bread (8 slices). Prune and orange jelly.

MENUS FOR SUNDAY Breakfast Orange juice (6). Waffles and sirup.

Dinner Roast chicken (412 to 5 Ib. roasting

chicken). Buttered asparagus (113

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Carrot and celery sticks. Frozen peach cream. Angel food cake (1 small, bought).

Supper Pea soup (1 pkg. dehydrated). Soy crackers (% 1b). Strawberry cream cheese salad (%3oz. pkg. tream cheese—2 red pts. 1 pt. strawberries, use remainder for Monday; see recipe). Nut bread sandwiches, z= & = Veal Chops in Sour Créam: 4 veal chops, 2 tbsps. flour, 2 tbsps. lard, paprika, salt and pepper, 12 Cc. witer, 1 c. sour cream. Dredge veal chops in flour and prown on both sides in hot lard. When nicely browned, season with paprika, salt and pepper. Add water and sour cream, cover tightly, and cook vety Slowly until done, about 45 mins. Remove to a hot platter and make sour cream gravy by tLickening drippings and adding more milk as needed. ” = . ¢ Strawberry Cream Cheese Salad:

1bs. fresh).

Creamed cauliflower (1 small head). | Te C.. OTaTige SERMEntS.

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1 3-0z. pkg. cream cheese, 2 tbsps. milk, 14 tsp. salt, !2 tsp. sugar, 1 tsp. lemon rind, ‘1 tbsp. lemon juice, 1% c. finely shredded celery cabbage or lettuce, 14 c. quartered strawbeities,

Soften cheese with a fork and then blend in milk, salt, sugar, lemon rind and juice. Pour over celery cabbage and fruit. Toss lightly. Serve in lettuce cups. Serves 4.

‘Blossom Time’ Dance to Be Held May 25

The annual “Blossom Time” dance of “Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic church will be held May 25 at the Indiana Roof ballroom.

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Harmon lare general chairmen with Mr, and {Mrs. Paul Kervan as co-chairmen Serving on sub-committées will |be: Tickets—Mr., and Mrs, John Carr, chairmen, and Messrs and Mesdames John H. Blackwell, Lee Boggs, William Foley and Russell Nicolay and Miss Helen Reidy. Decorations—Dr. and Mrs: R. J. Lindeman, chairmen, and Messrs. and Mesdames C. H. Schmidt, Paul Groninger and Robert Wechsler; publicity—Mr, and Mrs. William Greener, chairmen, and Mr. and Mrs. John Vestal, Mr. and Mrs, Henry Otterbach and Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Kernel, Mrs. William Ullrich and Misses Dorothy and Catherine Reidy form the flower committee for the event.

Pi Phi Mothers Will Honor Graduates

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The Mothers’ club of Pi Beta Phi sorority will give its annual banqueét for the membhers of the graduating class of the Butler university ehapter Wednesday night at the Butler chapter house. The honor guests will be Misses Mary Elizabeth Gessért, Barbara Johnson, Maribeth Millis and Ann Phipps. Mrs, Arthur Remmel will be the chairman for thé party. Assisting Mrs. Remmel will bé Mesdames Joe Hill, William Holter, L. A. Hart and E. O. Behymer, menu; Mrs. Kenneth Coopér, reservations, and Mesdames John Forrest, Carl Getz and H. W. Linsey, decorations. New officers who will be installed following the dinner are Mrs. Hill, president; Mrs. Frank Millis and Mrs, O. L. Mummert, first and second vice presidents; Mrs, Hart and Mrs. Cooper, recording and corresponding secretaries; Mrs. E. E.

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Friehage, treasurer, and Mrs. W. L. McClure, publicity chairman.

Memorial Fund

Mrs. Laura E, Ray is the new {chairman of the memorial fund for {the Indiana Women's Field Army for the control of cancer. A total of $884 has been collected for the fund during the current campaign. A series of lectures by cancer specialists has been scheduled for presgntation at the Indiana university extension center. The first will be given at 8 p. m. Monday by Dr. Harold Trusler, His subject will be “Cancer of the Skin,” ” » »

Miss Marjorie Millholland, Butler university junior, has been appointed as W. F, A. chairmaf on the university campus. . Plans are being made for a neighborhood tag-day at Butler in which the university co-eds will participate.

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