Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 January 1945 — Page 19

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‘Convention’ Will Be Held Minus Travel

Times Special WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.—A convention without travel will-be carried out by the American Association of University Women to conduct its’ biennial business and still comply with the government ban on non-essential assemblies. Having foregone its biennial con-

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lapse of time since any official action-has been taken on a national scale, the members of the A. A. U. W. board decided at their last meeting that there must be a convention this year, An election of officers is past due, and action on legislative measures which the association will indorse in the next two years is considered essential.

Sessions May 29

To accomplish these and other convention functions without travel,

every branch to meet in convention session on the same day, May 29, for a program with workshop sessions and convention addresses.

tion meeting, branch delegates will be appointed in the usual manner for A. A. U, W. conventions. They will cast their votes by mail on the business which under peacetime conditions would be taken up in national convention sessions, Nation= al tellers appointed by the "president will tabulate the vote, and an~ nouncement of results will be made from A. A. U. W. headquarters in Washington. The non-travel convention will center its discussions and decisions on problems related to the war and the peace. Local arrangements will be left to the branches, but all the individual programs will be developed around this theme.

Garden Session

Held Today

The second of & series of garden meetings was held today in the Purdue university center, 902 N. Meridian st. W. B. Ward, home gardens specialist, Purdue horticultural department, and A. A. Irwin of the county extension office were in charge of the meeting. The series, which will close on Feb, 14, will be followed by another group of meetings on the home preservation of garden vegetables. “It will be more important than ever before that people who have facilities for gardening put out small gardens in 1845,” H. E. Abbott, Marion county agricultural agent, said. “Home gardening of Marion county during the last two years has produced millions in point value in fresh vegetables and garden

armed forces,” he stated.

Club to Entertain

Members of the Club 13 will have an open house from 7:30 to 11 {p. m, today in the home of Miss {Helene Stone, 3114 N. Capitol ave.

‘Book Review Planned

The Alpha Gamma Latreian club will meet tomorrow in the: home of Mrs. D. Oliver Brown, 3949 N: Capitol ave. Miss Mary Louise Mann will give a book review.

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Brides in. Recent Ceremonies

Kindred photo. Mrs. Benjamin R. Herman was Miss ‘Rollen, Frances Sutton before her marriage Dec. 19. The wedding was in the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Sutton. Mr. Herman's father is J. C. Herman of Sunbury, Pa.

Ramos-Porter photo. Mrs. A. J. Shikany was Miss Sadie Kurker before her marriage Dec. 11 in SS, Peter and Paul She is the sister of Mrs. W. 8. Zarick. The bridegroom, a petty officer 1-c, U. 8. N,, is

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{Club to Attend Salon Members of the Kiwanis club will attend the Hooster Salon in Block's

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auditorium from 8 to 10 p. m. today. |and The group's president, Robert o. carl Graf, Indianapolis artist, Burnett, and Mrs. Burnett and the give “An Artist's Viewpois of the past president, Robers FL Mason, Pictures.”

Asked to Join In Juvenile Aid

The 7th district, Indiana Federation of Clubs, has been asked to join ina program aiding children in the recently opened county juvenile center at 25th st. and Keystone ave. The request came in a letter from Judge Mark W. Rhoads of juvenile court to Mrs. Clayton H. Ridge, district president. In his letter Judge Rhoads said, ‘It is my opinion that Marion county has needed a county industrial school for many years and I trust that our present juvenile center may be so operated and administered that it will be a stepping stone to educating our people to the need of more scientific treatment of children charged with delinquency. “I am hopeful that your federa-

tion, in conjunction with the Detention Home auxiliary, will con-

the national association is asking §

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bother and fuss of cooking. sider within the next two months the arrangement of a program to dedicate these new facilities to the interest of our unfortunate children.” » » » The Indiana Federation of Clubs observed I. F. C. day at the Hoosier Salon art exhibit in Block's audi-

IT'S A HURCULEAN TASK TO CHANGE the mind of prejudiced people about food. I've known some who feel that leftover foed is not fit to eat no matter how good the taste or appearance. ation where I am willing to use unadulterated deception to the limit,

especially when the times and con-ditions--warrant being thrifty. Today’s hot salad utilizes commendably yesterday's leftover fish. . 8 =»

SATURDAY MENUS

‘Breakfast Tomato juice. Cornineal mush, Pork sausages.

Luhcheon Macaroni and fish recipe.) Radishes and pickles. Crusty rolls.

Raspberry gelatine with top milk. Dinner Liver Florentine. Potatoes boiled in the jackets. Fried egg plant. Grated raw beef salad. Bread. Chocolate cup cakes. Milk to drink: Four ec. for each child; 2 c. for each adult. Today's points—1 red for pork sausage, 3 red for liver, 20 blue for tomatoes to be used in liver Florentine. » ” s SUNDAY MENUS

Breakfast Baked apples. Scrambled eggs. Sally Lunn (see recipe).

Dinner Shoulder arm pot roast. Browned potatoes: “~* ° Seven-minute green cabbage wedges. Molded fruit salad. Bread. Pudding withgpimond sauce.

Supper Creamed peas and dried beef on toast. Raw grated turnip. Fresh pears. Milk to drink: Four ec. for each

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points—12 red for 3 lbs. of shoulder arm pot roast, 3 red for dried beef, 20 blue for peas. 8 ” ” » Macaroni and fish salad: Three tbsps. shortening, % ¢. minced onion, 1 tbsp. flour, % ec. vinegar, 1 c. water, % tsp. salt, dash of pepper, % tsp. sugar, %a tsp mustard, 3 tbsps. picalilli, 2 ¢. cooked drained macaroni, 3 c. leftover fish, boned and flaked. Heat shortening, add onion and saute until soft and very light brown. Blend in flour, add liquid and stir until the mixture bolls and thickens. Add salt, pepper,

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Toss together lightly the picalilli, cooked macaroni and the boned, flaked fish. Add hot vinegar dressing and mix lightly. Serve at once. Serves 4 to 5. » s s Sally Lunn:. Cream 2 tbsps. margarine, add 3 thsps. sugar and then cream thoroughly. Add 1 egg yolk and beat well, Sift 1 c. sifted allpurpose flour with 2 tsps. baking powder and % tsp. salt. Add the flour mixture and % c. milk alternately, beginning apd ending with the flour. Beat well and pour into a greased 9x9-inch pan. Bake at 400 degrees F. for .5 mins. Sprinkle 14 ¢. cubed cranberry jelly over the top of the batter and continue baking another 15 mins. or until it is golden brown. Serve Immediately or while still warm.

Luncheon H old

A luncheon was held yesterday by the Good Will Service club in the home of Mrs. 8, E. Rowe, 5020 Cresview dr.

Club Meeting Tonight

The Wa-Chee-We club will meet at’7 p. m. today in the home of ‘Miss ‘Carolyn Ely, 715 N. Euclid ave.

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torium yesterday. A tour of the auditorium gallery followed a luncheon in the store’s tearoom at which Mrs. W. H. Lykins, Covington, presided.

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