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The Indiana Federation of Clubs will hold its 1945 convention at the

place were chosen yesterday by the committee

-|federation’s executive

meeting in the Claypool hotel. . The committee heads gave reports at the business session where it was decided to continue the federation’s Latin - American fellowships. "The board also arranged to purchase a box for the Indianapolis: Symphony orchestra. It will be

used by groups selected by. the music

committee, of which Mrs. Leigh

| Freed, North Manchester, is chairman. 2

Other reports were given by Miss May Hobbs, Tipton, public welfare committee chairman, and Mrs. John Lavengood, South Bend, fine arts chairman, . Foundation Fund Continued

It also was decided to continue the foundation fund which contributes to expenses of the presidents and vice presidents of the federation’s districts in attending district conventions, Mrs. W. H. Lykins, Covington, I. PF. C. president, announced that major departments and committee projects started by the last administration will be continued, The junior club program for the coming season was the board by Mrs. Arnold Ulbrich,

East Chicago, third vice president]?

and chairman of the State Federa-

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was made for the junior groups to follow the federation’s theme, “The Art of Living in WarTime.” ; Junior Program Mrs. Ulbrich said that the juniors would have a membership drive to recruit new members and .begin new clubs. Their program will include discussion groups on the purposes and ideals of the federation. The board meeting concluded at noon today after further business discussions this morning.

Citrus Marmalade Gives Fruity Flavor

Unrationed citrus marmalade gives its fruity flavor and cheery sparkle to a favorite plain coffee cake batter. Into a lined, greased 8x8x2-inch pan, spead % cup citrus marmalade. Top marmalade with quick coffee cake batter and bake in moderate over (375 degrees F.) 40 to 45 minutes.

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min C. This upside-gown coffee cake rates the most flattering of compliments as either luscious breakfast bread or dinner dessert.

‘Scoop’ Saves Soap

A little sugar-scoop kept on the shelf with the packaged soap proves useful when making a small amount

of suds for a few dishes or for a!

few pieces of laundry. If the soap is merely shaken out of the box a deal more than is needed for may pour out, and go to

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the filling in today’s recipe. » - ” SATURDAY MENUS Breakfast

Sliced oranges (6). Ready-to-eat cereal (4 servings). Sour milk griddle cakes and sirup.

Macaroni and fish filled tomatoes (see recipe). Buttered corn-on-the-cob (8 ears). Lemon whip (1 pkg. lemon gelatine whipped when slightly congealed). Dinner

Creamed sweet breads (1 1b. sweetbreads). Fried carrots (10 large carrots). Buttered broccoli (fresh or frozen). Sliced tomatoes (4), Bread (8 slices). Plum dumplings. ” » os - SUNDAY MENUS Breakfast Grapefruit juice (1 No. 2% can). Ready-to-eat cereal (4 servings). Cinnamon toast (8 slices). 3 Dinner Leg of lamb (5-1bs.).

Mint jelly. - Browned potatoes and baked onions (4 potatoes, 6 onions). Buttered fresh peas (2% lbs. fresh or frozen). Relish tray * (cucumber wedges, celery sticks, ripe olives). French style bread. Raspberry frappe mik—1 red pt.).

Supper Beef bouillon. . Carrot-raisin sandwiches, Vegetable salad. Cookies,

(1 can evap.

Macaroni and Fish-filled Tomatoes: Four tomatoes, 8-0z. can of salmon, 2 ¢. cooked elbow macaroni, 1 ¢. diced celery, 3 tbsps. sliced green onions, 2 tbsps. diced green pepper, % to 1 tsp. salt, 2 thsps. mayonnaise, 1 tbsp. French dressing, leaf lettuce. Have all ingredients cold. Cut a thin slice from the top of each peeled tomato and scoop out the center with a spoon. Sprinkle the hollowed out tomatoes with salt and place in refrigerator to chill. Dice the top slices and the scooped out portion into a bowl Remove skin from salmon. Discard. Separate into large flakes and add. Add remaining ingredients except the lettuce. Toss very lightly. Fill each tomato lightly, arrange on a frilly leaf of lettuce and serve immediately. Four servings.

Soap Is Necessary In Synthetic Rubber

Keeping clean isn’t the only thing that soap is used for. One-hundred million pounds of it are needed every year just to make synthetic

[Garden Group Sets Patriotic Program

A patriotic program, business meeting and picnics compose the organization news.

Mrs. Arthur Moors, 5424 N. New| Jersey st., will be hostess tomorrow| |

for the monthly meeting of the North End Garden Club. A patriotic program will begin at 2 p. m. with the playing of national anthems and a discussion by Mrs Foster D. Smith. Mrs. Emsley W. Johnson will talk on the allied flags

and Mrs. James R. Spalding will}

preside.

The annual summer picnic given by Phi Mu sorority for families of its members will be at 4:30 p.m. Sunday in Garfield park. The arrangements committee includes Mrs. George C. Burkert Jr. chairman; Mesdames William Wilcox, W. C. Shannon ‘and Stanley Hayes and Miss La Verne Ridlen.

A business meeting will be held at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Hotel Washington by Beta chapter, Phi

Delta Pi sorority. Pledges are invited to attend.

The Indiana and st. Petersburg, Fla., Tourist club will hold its an-

‘nual picnic Sunday in Brookside

(park. A short business meeting will

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‘Rev. R. M. Taylor

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A reception and dimmer at 6:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Barth Place

A COLD RED-RIPE SOLID TOMATO stuffed with a tasty and sub- | | Methodist ehurch, will honor the stantial filling is ideal for a hot weather luncheon. There are many | Rev. R. M. Taylor, the new pastor. fillings such as chicken, meat, potato or egg salad, cottage cheese or|

The Woman's Society of Christian Service is in charge of the program. The Young Ladies Sewing circle

You can either scoop out a whole tomato or else slice it into wedges | will meet next Thursday afternoon and drop the filling -lightly on top. Macaroni is teamed with fish in|in the church basement.

Recent Bride

id Ramos-Porter photo. Mrs. H. D. Wyant, before her marriage last Sunday, was Miss Lucille Paxson. The ceremony was in the home of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Jasper Paxson, Portland.

After July 20 Mr. and Mrs, Wyant will be at home at 5353 College ave.

Meta Given Offers Booklet on Canning

Make sure your family will face the coming winter with a big supply of the delicious, nourishing foods of summer. Help finish the war; help feed the liberated countries. Meta Given's new booklet, “The Secrets of Home Food Canning,” will give you the “know how” in ‘easy-te-understand terms. She'll show you in words and pictures all the new, improved, depend able methods. Ask for the booklet and it will be sent at cost. Address your letter to Meta Given, The Indianapolis Times, inclosing 10 cents and a 3-cent-stamped, self-ad-dressed return envelope.

Dr. L. C. Trent Officiates , At Wedding

Dr. L. C. Trent read the vows at 8:30 o'clock last night uniting Miss Edith Farrington and Sgt. Kaye 8. Swain. Preceding the wedding Mrs. Phyllis Wilcox Weiland sang and Miss Dorothy Allbright, pianist, played. The ceremony was in the home of the bride’s parents, Mr, and Mrs. M. L. Farrington, 905 N. Tacoma ave. Mr. Swain is the son of Mrs. Edith Swain, 1433 N. Pennsylvania st. The bride, given in marriage by her father, chose a white chiffon gown and a fingertip veil. She carried Johanna Hill roses. Her only attendant was Mrs. Maldon Farrington, her sister-in-law. She wore a blue chiffon dress with a corsage of Talisman roses. Pvt. Robert Cutter was best man. A reception was held following the ceremony. Mr. Swain is stationed at Klamath Falls, Ore.

Dirt May Cause Food Spoilage

It's true that foods must be thor. oughly clean before they're canned —for dirt is the natural home of many an organism which may cause spoilage. But, don't soak the food or it will become soggy and lose flavor as well as vitamins. Instead, wash. carefully, using fresh water several times if need be. Cold water is preferred. Scrub root vegetables with a brush,

Year's Requirement More than 136 square yards of cotton material and 45 square yards of woolen material are required to equip initially and maintain a soldier in the United States for one year, the office of the quartermaster

general has figured.