Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 December 1944 — Page 26

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P. I. O. Sisterhood chapters have Will be Mrs. R. L. Dubois and Mrs.

|scheduled holiday programs for|Ted C. Brown of Rising Bun. their meetings next week. The Christmas program of Chap

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MONDAY MENUS "Breakfast

Sliced oranges. Scrambled eggs. Toast and jam. Luncheon

Baked lias, Cabbage salad, Rye bread. Crisp chilled apples.

va Dinner Jambolaya (see recipe). Buttered green beans with onion rings. : Lettuce wedges with 1000 Island dressing. Rolls, Mixed friut gelatine dessert. Milk to drink: Three o. for each child, 2 o. for each adult. Three red points for % Ib. sharp cheese (in baked limas). a 8» Jambolaya: Three-fourths c, uncooked rice, 2 gts. boiling water, 1 thsp. salt, 3 thbsps. bacon drippings, 1 clove garlic, 2 green peppers, 1 onion, 1 Ib. ground beef, 1 No. 2 can tomatoes, % tsp. paprika, % tsp. chill powder, % tsp, Worcestershire sauce, 1% tsps. salt, %_ tsp. black pepper, 1 small -bayleaf, 1 tsp. dried parsley, Wash rice thoroughly and turn slowly into boiling, salted water. Allow to boil 15 mins, drain and rinse with hot water. Steam to dry and separate the kernels. Place pacon drippings in Dutch oven or heavy skillet and saute garlic for 5 mins. Remove garlic clove and discard. Saute peppers and onions until soft. Push to one side of pan and brown meat. Add remaining ingredients, cover and simmer

Poster Contest

Winners Named

Winners in the third annual poster contest conducted by the Women's Field army, American Society for the Control of Cancer, have been announced by Mrs, Kal n. Mrs. Hanson was the chairman

for the contest held in Marion | /

county high. schools,

First and fourth prises went to|

Sharon Collins and Anita Lou Diggle, Shortridge, while second and third prizes were awarded to Carolyn Reis and Charlotte Heitz, St. Mary's academy. Honorable mention winners were

~ Mary Ann Elliott and LaVina Rose

Booram, Howe, Marjorie J. Bryant, Crispus Attucks, and Carol B, Hey-

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The judges were Wilbur D. Peat, Herron Art museum director; - Dr. Harold M. Trusler; Dr, John A. Campbell, I, U. medical center; Lioyd Tucker, General Outdoor Advertising Co; David K. Rubins, Herron art school instructor, and

. Anton Scherrer,

JAMBOLAYA 18 IDEAL FOR ALL kinds of food circumstances. h ; h Mrs, J. W. Mee When the family is ready for a one-dish meal, it 1s superb because Rutherive Strausy tops She she Bd Heaton, the SY it can be cooked All At one time on top of the stove or in the oven. |PPesks Quay me Shp pes When you are participating in a pot<luck meal, a picnic or buffet meal, | party of Chapter in 0 Jambolaya will meet the meat needed in a royal way. Y. W. Ceremony Held You can serve it directly from the Dutch oven in which it is Mrs. T. G. Smith will be the -

“History of Bells” will be Mrs. Mrs. A. W. Macy, 326 N, Campbell

of Mrs. H. P. Rubin, 5825 Oak ave. A wreath- hanging ceremony Was hostess. sponsored this morning by the But. gently for 30 mins. Add rice and|"FSCL Lb 1 aay party wil|ler university Y. W. OF A. in Jordan stir to mix and continue to simmer|,g held Monday afternoon in the hall at the university. AD Betty gently for 15 to 20 mins. Serves/ home of Mrs. Guy W. Seaton, 3616 Baumgartel, Y. w. secretary, was 4to 6 - Coliseum ave, A gift exchange willlin charge.

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