Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 June 1945 — Page 21

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\ Wartime Eating 2y Metd Given

Mrs. John F. Bailey It Mather PD Daley Delt Mothers

‘Mrs. John F. Bailey, 1909 N. Vill Meet :

Pennsylvania st., will leave Tues- : ; am day.to visit her sister, Mrs. D. M.| The Delta Tau Delta Mothers’ | Sisson, in Anderson. Iclub will hold its final meeting of the season Tuesday at Holliday

~_On June 13, she will go to Wash-| ington where, she will ‘visit her son park. Luncheon will be served ab 11:30 a. m. in the guest house.

The trainees will serve at the and. daughtertin-law, Mr. and Mrs. two day camps which the Scout| Wayland Bailey, and their family.| New officers will be installed at organization will open June 25 in| Mrs. Bailey will leave June 2Tithe "business session. They are Mrs. R. E. Simpson, president; Mrs,

TT Tn, Mus: McConnell| Bride-to-Be |D, of U. to Notel| 2 Will Address Flag Day = - || Wives Club {On Monday “+

"Chi Tau Alpha Plans| Group Will Install Annual Spring Party New Officers

A luncheon, banquet and guest Members of the Governor Oliver tea are among the activities of Perry. Morton chapter, National women’s groups. Society Daughters of the Union,

Scout Leaders Hold Meeting

The first of a series of four’ train= ing meetings. for Girl Scout day {camp unit ‘leaders was held today in the Girl Scout “little house.”

'PEPPERINESS, SWEETNESS AND MILDNESS are all tied into one gratifying flavor in cabbage cooked with cream, paprika and Parmesan cheese as in today’s recipe. % Cut into wedges, it may. be cooked to retain crispness and tender-

the Broad Ripple and Beech Grove for Atlanta, Ga. where she will areas. a | stay with another son and daugh-

Mrs. A. E. McConnell will speak .Tuesday at the Officers’ Wives

club's luncheon meeting. The}

luncheon will be at 12:30 p.m. in the Hotel Lincoln. » Mrs. McConnell will discuss “Guam, Honolulu and the Philippine Islands.” Mrs. L. E, Andrews and Mrs, J. R. Achor will be hostesses, and the reservations may be made with Mrs. McConnell,

The annual spring banquet of Chi Tau Alpha sorority will.be held tomorrow at the Sheffield inn. New officers to be installed include Mrs. Gordon Connor, president; Mrs. George Doherty, vice president; Miss Betty Corrigan, treasurer, and Mrs. John Oliver and Miss Phyllis McTarsney, corresponding and recording secretaries.

- Members of the 49th Sfireet Kindergarten Mothers’ club will give a guest tea at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday in the kindergarten. Mrs. R. M. Conlon is chairman for the event. Mothers whose children are eligible for the next kindergarten term are invited.

The Ladies auxiliary to the United Commercial Travelers will meet at 7:30 p. m. today in Saenger-Chor hall, 831 E. 13th st. A social hour will follow the business session.

Gay Headboards Brighten Beds

If your bedroom holds plain Jane beds with drab-looking headboards, you can provide smart and thrifty camouflage with a slipcovered hegdboard of brightly colored colton. It can be stitched up quickly on your own sewing machine, or you . can rent a machine at the sewing center .in your locality. Accenting slipcover edges with heavy cording is an easy-as-ple job with the sewing machine's cording foot attachment.

Meeting Date Set

Mothers of world war II will meet at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday in the Hotel Lincoln. Mrs. Nella Hendee, Logansport, state president, will be the speaker,

. P. H. Ho photo Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Harover, Beech Grove, announce the engagement . of their daughter, Phyllis Jeanne, and Richard Finchum, son of “Mr. and Mrs,” Elmer Finchum, also of Beech Grove. The wedding will be June 22,

Cancer Society Closes Drive

The annual state enlistment drive of the Field army of the American Cancer society closed today with a report luncheon held in the Claypool hotel Riley room. Collection of a total of $120,000 in the state was reported. This included $22,000 raised by the Marion county division. The funds will be used in educational apd research work, : Former Governor Schricker, chairman of the county group, introduced the speakers, They were John R. Dunlap of New York; William H. Ball, Muncie, state campaign chairman, and Dr. ¥. E. Padgett, chairman of the field army's executive committee. Mr, Ball, who was instrumental in obtaining contributions from corporate groups, reported on the state drive and Mr, Schricker on the county drive. Dr. Padgett’s talk covered state-wide activities of the organization. ’

Save Ironing Time Sleeping garments things made of brushed rayoh may be shaken gently after washing and

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1861-65, will observe flag -and guest day Monday. ~ The session will be at 2 p. m. in the Central Christian church. A musical program will be given by Miss Maxine Critchfield and Miss Betty Jean Miller, Miss Carolyn E. Gowen also will be on the program. New officers will be installed by Mrs. Walter N. Winkler, Lebanon. They are Mrs. George E, Dunn, regent; Mesdames W. I. Hoag, May VanNatta and J. B. Vandaworker, first through third vice regents. Mrs. A. B. Glick and Mrs, Leslie McLean, recording and corresponding secretaries; Miss Carrie M. Hoag, treasurer; Mrs. Robert A. Waterbury, historian; Mrs. Willlam Clifford, registrar. Mrs. E. C. Rumpler, chaplain, and Mesdames Clayton H. Ridge, Esther Harvey Horne, Bloomfield Moore, Louis E. Schultz and George M. Spiegel and Miss Augusta Stevenson, directors. The hostess committee includes Mrs. Rumpler, chairman; Mesdames R. O. McAlexander, Mary B. Hedges, Charles F. Neu, Grover Workman, Margaret Dodd and C. E. House.

Starch Shirt All at Once

For more uniform ‘results in starching a shirt, gather up all the parts to be starched, cuffs, collar and front and dip them into the starch at the same time. How thick a solution to use depends upon the individual's taste, ut beware of starching board stiff or it will crack the fiber threads and cause the shirt to wear out much faster. Shirt collars marked “do not starch” mean what they say. Better Service From Electric Iron

An electric iron gives the ‘best service when it has a clean sole plate. To .keep it up to par,:wipe sole plate with a damp cloth after each using.

Rub once a month or so with a

good grade of paraffin or beeswax |and then wipe off on paper or i cloth. rinsing. Then they will dry fluffer, | or if starch has stuck to it, sprinkle

| some salt on a newspaper and run

If sole plate is very soiled,

the iron ever it.

vitamin A and iron, " o o MONDAY MENUS

Breakfast

Fresh sugared pineapple. Fried eggs. Whole wheat toast.

Luncheon

Raw spinach and cottage cheese salad. Tomato wedges. Toasted cheese rolls. Bing cherries.

Dinner Veal hash, - Cabbage with Parmesan sauce (see © recipe). Carrot and orange salad. Rolls. Apple snow pudding. Milk to drink: Four c. for each child; 2 ec. for each adult. Today's

ration points: None. ” 8 » Boiled cabbage with Parmesan sauce: One small head cabbage

1 tbsp. Parmesan cheese, Trim outer leaves from cabbage. Cut into eighths and drop into boiling salted water. Cook for about 8 minutes or until tender. Drain well. Meanwhile make a sauce by combining remaining: ingredients in a saucepan. Bring to a boil and simmer: for 1 minute. Pour over hot cabbage and serve immediately, Four servings. : ” ” » Have a Sweet Tooth? META GIVEN'S 10 marvelous recipes for home-made candies sent free’ with the compliments of this newspaper. Just address Meta Given, in care of The Indianapolis Times, 214 W. Maryland st., Indianapolis 9. Inclose a large, 3-cent-stamped, self-addressed envelope.

4-H Meeting :

A meeting of the Crooked Creek 4-H club will be held at 2 p. m. next Friday in the school. New officers elected recently are Miss Sally williams, president; Miss Phyllis Gray, vice.president; Miss Barbara Hocker, secretary, And Miss Phyllis iYater, program chairman.

New Monday Store Hours, 9:45 A. M. to 5:45 P. M.

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Checked ginghams!

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Striped shirtings!

One and ‘two-piece

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(1% 1bs.), Ya c. cream, 2 thsps. mar- | garine, % tsp. salt 4 tsp. paprika, |

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| New Era Club Books

Garden Party

Members of the New Era club will have a garden party Monday in the home of Mrs. I. W. Riggins, 5658 Central ave. She will be assisted by Mrs. J. D. Davy. 3 Mémbers of the committee in charge are Mesdames J. H. Armington, T. R. Mead and H. W. Irwin.

Style Show fis, A series of sewing classes which have been held during the past three years in the home of Mrs. Fred Spacke, 1006 High st., will close tomorrow at a style show. War saving stamps will be awarded as prizes.

leaders to the girls who will at-! tend the camps. Miss Geneva Barrows, executive in charge and was assisted by Mrs. | C. C. Brockman, day camp chairman, Mrs. Robert Hite and Mrs. Karl Kistner, the course will be held June 12 at| Beech Grove for the camp leaders | who will work there; June 14 at|

sites.

Rummage Sale

A rummage sale will be held to-|

E. Ohio st.

Today's course covered the rela- | ter-in-law, Mr. and- Mrs. Hillary tionship and responsibility of the G. Bailey. She will return July 11.

Memorial Service of the local Girl Scout office, was| IS Arranged

The annual memorial service of the Bruce P. Robison American Legion post and its auxiliary will be The three meetings completing | eld at 4 p.m. Sunday at the Julia Jameson Nutrition camp. Bluebirds from school 31 will give b flag drill, and the program will llowed by a supper. Horace] Broad Ripple for the groups to|P® fo serve there, and June 22 at both|Kemper and Mrs. Olla McDowell tare in charge of the event.

Refrigerate Tomatoes

Tomatoes keep best if placed on| morrow by the Wednesday Thrifty the shelf of the refrigerator directly be Mesdames Bonnie C 11 0s, club in the home of the group's above the “humidrawer,” if you Frederick A. Conkle, A. G. Siefker, president, Mrs. Clarence Scott, 1302 have one. If not, then on the next- Roy L. Roudebush, George He I to-bottom shelf.

Ford V. Woods, vice president” Mrs. Ralph Arter and Mrs. €. A, Milane; recording and corresponds ing secretaries, and Mrs. W. H, Crapo, treasurer. Outgoing. otfie cers and board members will be hostesses. ‘

Frank N. Wallace To Address Club

Frank N. Wallace will discuss “Indiana Parks, Birds and Flowers” Tuesday at the meeting of the Sige ma Chi Mothers’ club. The session will be at noon in the Riviera club, New officers will be installed and la card party will follow the pros |gram. Mrs. Frank L. Relssner is ithe card party chairman. Hostesses for the afternoon will

| Kingsbury and Stephen J. Klos.

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