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| THURSDAY, AUG. 2, 1945 Three Are Recent Brides

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TY 1. A ceremony on Sunday aflternoon united Miss Thelma Louise Stewart and Paul K. Morgan, The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Emma Stewart of Martinsville, and the Rev. and Mrs. W. G. Morgan are Mr. Morgan's parents. The Rev. Mr. Morgan read the vows in the Grace . Methodist church, (Moorefield photo.) : 2. Miss Lucille Gram and Harry M. Cohee were married Saturday. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Gram, Cloverdale, and Mr. Cohee is the son of Joseph Cohee of Crawfordsville. (P. H. Ho photo.) 3. Miss Barbara Cline became the bride of Capt. L. H. Martin, A. A.

F., July 21 in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Yandell C, Cline, Columbus, Ind. Capt, Martin is the son of Mrs. O. M, Martin ‘of Greensburg. (Bretzman photo.) -

Wartime Eating 2y Meta Given

ONE OF THE MOST CONCENTRATED of all salads is that made of egg. It is so rich in food value that it makes a most satisfying sand-

wich filling.

When it is stuffed into a tomato, it is oné of the worthiest of salads,

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| The Male, Too lond, they must be agi Tide

being nutritious and eye-appealing as well. Egg salad, in today’s recipe, is easy to make if one knows how, but without information on the proper {method of the cooking of the eggs, lit is an easy matter to produce a

First, eggs must be fresh, Sec-

Y simmering point for at minutes, “but “not “longer than 25

ns cee y A a {minutes, in enough water to cover. Quite Otten ' | If the water reaches the. boiling : . point during the cooking, the eggs Is a Gossip

{will have a tough leathery quality; {but when cooked at -or below the {simmering point, both yolk and Mrs. WALTER FERGUSON Scripps-Howard Staff Writer FROM A LAWYER who handles all types of litigation for veterans comes the following comment: “Gossips are breaking up many a servjceman's home. Some neighbors think that every time a war wife leaves her house she's on her way to meet a man, And many a longnosed gossip thinks she's making a date for some sort of a wicked activity every time she is seen talking wtih a man.” . This form of sabotage ought to be fully exposed and all culprits punjshed. Neighborhood tattlers often fashion their tales from pure guess.

Their talk spreads like prairie fire,’ |. finally reaching the husband over-

seas.

It has been proved in court that,

numbers of Americans are guilty of writing letters to fighting men which carry bad news from home, either true or imaginary. It's hard to imagine a more evil occupation. n s n ONE WONDERS how any person could deliberately inflict such wounds upon a man fighting for his country. Don’t get the idea that all the ‘meanies are women. The courts

have disproved that: For the-male.c-mayonnaise, 1 tbsp. cream, 1 tbsp.

loves gossip too, although he seldom admits it. Most of the evil traits of human kind are shared aboul equally between men. and women and none does more harm than malicious tale bearing.

To spread these stories, whether |

they are true or false, may destroy somebogfy’s happiness for keeps. There are several ways of committing murder. Some people do it by shooting or knifing. The gossip does it with words; weapons too powerful to be carelessly used. Let's remember that, when we feel the’ urge to pass on some harmless sounding tidbit which may hurt another.

Rayon Curtains Need Little Washing Effort

Rayon ninon curtains can be washed by hand with little effort. Shake them first to remove loose dust. Then douse them up and down in lukewarm suds until all soil has been removed. Two soapings usually are necessary, followed by at least three rinses in lukewarm water, Press out excess water, Hang evenly and smoothly over a line or rod; avoid clothespins. Remove when slightly damp, or if cempletely dry when taken from the line, dampen evenly. Press with a very cool iron on the wrong side. Do not put ninon curtains on stretchers.

Light Bulb Voltage Should Be Unjform

The voltage rating marked on electric light bulbs should agree with the voltage of the electric service supplied to your home. Otherwise you pay one of these two penalties: If the voltage is high for the lamp the life of the lamp bulbs will be shortened, or if the voltage is too low the lamp bulb will produce too little light,

| Husband-Holder

Guaranteed husband-holder are

- Prench-fried onions — don't give

them up for lack of deep-fat findings—you can shallow-fry batter-

“dipped® onion rings in your salad oll—make ‘a man happy #t meal-

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| Escalloped potatoes.

| Milk to drink: Pour c. for each

Spic 'n’

white will be delightfully tender. Third, the eggs should be chilled promptly in cold water then shelled. The, eggs always have a better appearance if the shell peels off the egg smoothly. ” =” n

SUNDAY MENUS Breakfast Sliced peaches. Waffles and honey. Dinner Salisbury steak.

Buttered green beans Relish tray. Refrigerator rolls. Fresh apricot pie.

Hot bouillon. Tomato sandwiches. Egg salad (see recipe). Fruited gelatin. Cookies.

{child; 2 c. for each adult. Ration | points: Eight red: 0 blue. | a #2 { Egg Salad: Four hard-cooked eggs, coarsely chopped, % c. celery, diced fine, 1 tbsp. green pepper, chopped fine, 14 tsp. onion juice, %

(chill sauce, 1 tsp. mustard, 2 tsp. | vinegar, 3% tsp. salt, dash of pepper. Put the first 3 ingredients in a bowl. Combine the rest of the ingredients thoroughly in a separate bowl and then add to the egg mixture. Toss the two lightly together. Serves four.

Beauties’ Hints— Reduce Hipline By Walking

By ALICIA HART NEA Staff Writer

80, YOU complain that you'd

like to look: less hippy in your new| bathing suit, and in the same breath | (reaffirm your dislike of exercise. Well, try walking with an ob-| {Jective in view. Walking is not dull |if it gets you places. | You'll find three miles in three|quarters of an hour every day will narrow down your hips, whip up a |lazy circulation and force you to |drag in deep draughts of air, All| {in all it will keep you in finer fettle. | n

» n TO STRAIGHTEN out curvy hips, | you'll need to hold up abdominal| walls, swing in the longest strides your legs will accommodate, and!

Flat-heels not only get you about | more comfortably, but” get more] stretch out of back leg muscles, which is what you reed for hipflattening exercise. ;

New Shoulder Pads

New shoulder pads with remov-

for washable dresses and blouses. They are designed on the prineiple of a pillow case with a filler which is easily slipped out when the garment is laundered. The pads come in a variety of colors fast to washing.

Breakfast Dish "Hot milk "poured over crackers and topped with a bit of hrown or white sugar makes a good breakfast dish. It's quick to prepare, it's

the emergency of not having cereal in the house. yp ’

step smartly in flat-heeled shoes” |

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warming, and it's always ready in|

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