Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 May 1944 — Page 21
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Miss Nancy Bell Wed in Florida
. Times Special JACKSONVILLE, Fla, May 26— Lt. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Smock Jr. are at home here following their marriage Saturday night in_ the Jacksonville Riverside Presbyterian church, Mrs. Smock was Miss Nancy Page Bell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd C. Bell, Indianapolis, and the
bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Eliza- F
beth Smock, also of Indianapolis. Mrs. Fred Wood, formerly of Indianapolis, and Lt. George Walsh, Boston, U. 8. M. C, were the couple’s only attendants. Following the ceremony a wedding supper was served for the members of the bridal party. Mrs. Smock attended MacMurray college and was graduated from Butler university, where she was a member of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority, The bridegroom attended Purdue university before his enlistment in the marines. He is a member of Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity,
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lamb, % c. finely chopped parsley and 2 tbsp. grated onion to souffle recipe). Mashed potatoes (2 Ibs.). Broccoli with mock hollandaise sauce. (1 pkg. frozen or 1 bunch fresh.). Lettuce salad, . Sliced peaches (1 pkg. frozen). White cup cakes (homemade). # » »
Rice Puffs With Green Bean Celery Sauce: c. rice, 1% c. milk, 14 tsp. salt, % tsp. lemon rind, 2 eggs, separated; 4 oz. American cheese, % c¢. chopped parsley, % c. dried breadcrumbs. Cook rice with milk and salt, about 1 hr., covered in double boiler, until milk is absorbed, stirring frequently with a fork. Cool slightly, add lemon rind and beaten egg yolks. Add cheese and parsley. Fold in stiffly beaten egg whites thoroughly. Grease 4 custard cups (% c. capacity) and dust with fine breadcrumbs. Fill with rice mixture. Bake 45 mins. at 350 degrees Turn out on serving plate and serve immediately with:
Green Bean Celery Sauce: 1 c. thinly sliced green beans, 1 c. bolling water, 3% tsp. salt, % c. finely chopped celery, 1 tbsp. flour, 2 tbsps. butter, 1 chicken bouillon cube, i ¢. milk, % tsp. onion juice, Cook beans in water with salt for 6 to 7 mins, adding celery during last 3 mins. of cooking. Blend flour and butter in sauce pan. Add bouillon cube, then milk gradually, stirring constantly until mixture thickens and bubbles. Combine with beans, add onion juice and. simmer about 1 min.
Annual Banquet Set By Sigma Iota Alpha
Miss Patricia Byfield is in charge
mother - daughter
Homemakers who wish to take ad- |» vantage of the present surplus of 4
eggs by storing them should inspect them for defects before storage according to a recent report of the war food administration. Inspection may be done by a eandling device made of a light-
tight box around an electric light, | y in which a round hole the size of a |-
quarter has been cut in the front. The egg should be held up to the opening large end up; if it has a translucent appearance with no
heavy shadows it may be depended | to keep under home storage, If the!
egg has an air cell of more than a quarter of an inch or if shadows are dark, home storage should not be attempted.
Mrs. Bruenger Heads ToKalon Club
Mrs. Carl Bruenger recently was installed as president of the ToKalon club. The other new officers are Mrs. Charles M. Maley, vice president; Mrs. George H. Owings and Mrs. Henry O. Goett, recording and correspending secretaries; Mrs. Willlam Lewis, treasurer, and Mrs, Frederick Schmidt, parliamentarian, Club members presented Mrs. Earl Neill, retiring president, with a gift of silver following the installation «services which were held at Mrs. Bruenger's home, E. 42d st.
Reception Planned
A reception will be held for Mr. and Mrs. John S. Conner, in celebration of their golden wedding anniversary, from 2 until 4 p. m. Tuesday in their home, 3014 N.
Capitol ave. Friends and relatives|is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ira are invited. 1. Colligan, 1148 Fletcher ave.
of the arrangements for the annual ww © banquet of Sigma Iota Alpha sorority to be held Sunday at the Hotel Antlers,
by Misses Gerrie Lord, Margaret Patterson, Mary
Margie Miss B Other members of {the organization are Misses Patricia {Mulholland, Yvonne Rababa, Rose Lonberger, Jerry Barnett and Mrs. Rita Eads.
Butler Clubs
Name Officers
Two departmental clubs at Butler university have chosen their officers for next year. Miss. Dorothy Ziegler is the new president of Philokurian, literary society. The other officers are Miss Carolyn Coxen, vice president; Miss Betty Jane Heassler, secretary; Miss Peggy O'Donnell, treasurer, and Miss Elizabeth Nelson, librarian. The new officers of the Welwyn home economics club are Miss Joan McTurnan, president; Miss Ruth Marie Ralph, vice president; Miss Mary Caryl Martin and Miss Marguerite Hardy, recording and corresponding secretaries, and Miss Jane Eberts, North Vernon, treasurer.
Head Mss Staff
Miss Ione Colligan has been named editor of Manuscripts, quarterly publication of English students at Butler university. Miss Colligan
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Anne's Catholic church here was the scene at 9 o'clock this morning of the ceremony that united Miss Wanda Marie Priddle, daughter of Orange slices (4 oranges, dust with|Mr. and Mrs. Russell M. Priddle of ) this city, and S. Sgt. Joseph B. Ker-
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New Castle Church Is Wedding Scene
Times Special ‘NEW CASTLE, Ind. May 26—St.
Mrs, Marvin G. Merrill of Hagers-
matching frocks of Dresden pink marquisette, the attendants wore veiling headdresses and they carried lilac bouquets. Mr. Kernel’s best man was Dr. Paul B. Kernel, Indianapolis, and the ushers were George E. Karch, Celina, O., and Dr. Leonard A. Kernel, Indianapolis. The couple is on a wedding trip in the South. Mr. Kernel is stationed at Darnall General hospital, Danville, Ky.
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By ALICIA HART NEA Staff Writer
The members of Girl Scout troop 58 of the Rotary Convalescent home of the Riley hospital will have an “overnight” tomorrow night in their new shelter house behind the hospital. Troop members who will participate are (standing, left to right), Miss Mary Frances Jaynes, Anderson; Miss Patricia Litten, Stinesville; Miss Betty Stratton, Muncie, and (sitting) Miss Jo Ann Clark, Richmond,
Rotary Troop Will Hold
Investiture
Girl Scout Troop 58 of the Rotary Convalescent home of the Riley hospital will have an “overnight” tonight in the new shelter house behind the hospital. Miss Betty Feasey and Mrs. Maybelle Smith are the troop leaders. Following their out-door supper the girls will have an investiture service for seven new members. They are Misses Thelma Hestermann, Minnie Scott, Emilie Neese, Mary Frances Jaynes, Patricia Litten, Dolores White and Betty Lou Stratton. Miss Jo Ann Clark will receive her second class badge. The senior, service group from Mayer chapel will assist with the
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and investiture service. Water Color Display
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from Monday through June 10 in the galleries of the H. Lieber Co. The subjects of the 20 paintings
Lacy is serving with the 30th engineers topographical battalion. The artist is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lacy, 3035 Kenwood ave., and his wife lives at 3530 Kenwood ave.
v Named to Honorary Times Special LARAMIE, Wyo, May 26.—Mrs. Paul P. Griggs, 2060 N. Delaware st., Indianapolis, was elected recently to Phi Kappa Phi, national honor society, at the University of Wyoming, here. On leave of absence from Howe high school in Indianapolis, Mrs. Griggs is a candidate for the master of arts degree
in English to be given June 26.
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Marine Corps Photo. Pvt. Ann Kraszewski, Flint, Mich.,, and Sgt. Marvin Gerbig, Indianapolis, both of the U. S. M. C., were married April 21 in the chapel at Camp Pendleton, Oceanside, Cal.
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