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ALMOST EVERYONE 1S FAMILIAR with fried eggplant, and a new variation of the dish ‘appears in the menus for next week. The addition of a slice of cheese brings the dish out of the vegetable class into that of a good main dish for luncheon. You'll find the fried eggplant and gheese sandwiches in next Monday's luncheon menu.

MONDAY

Breakfast Sliced oranges. Cooked whole wheat cereal. Buttered toast jelly. Luncheon *Eggplant and cheese aatidwigts. Lettuce, Tomsiné and and endive salad with French dressin White bread and pt 5 butter. Dinner Baked short ribs of beef.

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Buttered rutabagas. Sliced tomatoes. French bread. Canned peaches and vanilla wafers. Milk to drink: Four ¢. for each éhild; 2 c. for each adult. No ration points used Yday.

TUESDAY

Breakfast Apple juice. Soft cooked eggs Toast with ri and cream cheese. Luncheon Cream of celery soup. Liver sausage sandwiches on ‘rye bread. ; ‘Pickled beets. Fresh pears. Dinner *Pot dinner. Leaf lettuce and small plum tomatoes. Swedish fruit bread. Green apple crisp. Milk to drink: Three c. for each child; 1 ec. for each adult. Three ration points used today. " ” ”

WEDNESDAY

Breakfast Grapefruit Hot oatmeal Toast and jam Pan-broiled bacon Luncheon Creamed deviled eggs Mixed vegetable salad Swedish fruit bread and butter Dinner Lamb shoulder chops Baked potatoes Buttered broccoli Relishes Whole wheat bread *Date pudding with lemon sauce Milk to drink: Four c. for each child; 2 ¢. for each adult. Three ration points used today. o dl .

THURSDAY

Breakfast Orange juice. Hot wheat cereal. Toast and butter. Luncheon *Liver and vegetable soup. Pear and cheese salad. Hard rolls. Doughnuts with caramel icing. Dinner Meat loaf. Baked sweet potatoes. Baked onions. Tomato and sueymber salad. Muffins. Orange Charlotte "Russe.

Milk to drink: Four c. for each

child; 2 c. for each adult. No ration points used today.

FRIDAY Breakfast Sliced bananas on

cereal Cinnamon toast

Luncheon

Egg salad sandwiches Hop creamed carrots and peas Potato chips Chocolate malted milks | Stewed plums 4 Dinner Frankfurters and sauerkraut Boiled potatoes Waldorf salad Rye bread Fruit flavored gelatin whipped with cream Milk to drink: Three c¢. for each child; 1 ¢. for each adult. No ration

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SATURDAY

Breakfast Sliced oranges Scrambled eggs Pan-broiled bacon Whole wheat toast Luncheon *Tomato with mushroom filling Cole slaw Toasted English muffins Rice custards with orange sauce Dinner Sirloin steak Mashed potatoes Creamed spinach Diced tomatoes with greens and chef's dressing Whole wheat bread Apple pie » 8 » SUNDAY Breakfast Broiled grapefruit. Omelet with jelly. Raisin bread toast and butter. - Dinner Roast chicken with rice stuffing. Escalloped potatoes. Cauliflower with pultered crumb topping. Head lettuce and French dressing. Biscuits. *Ice cream with coffee honey sauce.

Supper Ground giblet sandwich. Potato chips. Relishes. Coffee cake.

*Recipes for dishes marked with asterisks will appear tomorrow through next Wednesday.

‘Temple Sisterhood

To Sponsor Reviews The eighth annual series of book reviews, sponsored by the Temple Sisterhood, will be month by Rabbi Maurice Goldblatt. They will be given at 10:30 a. m. on Nov. 6, 13 and 20 and at 8:30 p. m, on Nov. 27 in the temple, 10th and Delaware sts. Books to be reviewed include “So Well Remembered” (Hilton), “Yankee from Olympus” (Bowen), “Ime mortal Wife” (Stone) and “Sixty Million Jobs” (Wallace). The reviews will be open to the publie,

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‘Kids’ of Every Age Like Halloween Parties

KIDS OF ALL AGES— ‘teen to tottering — like Halloween parties. And they like the eats that go with the party. . These may include a variety of plain and sugared doughnuts as: a centerpiece, flanked by mugs of cider. A rich dark devil's food cake (sugarless) is another suggestion. Everyone likes it—and it has the recipe: ¥ » » MOLASSES DEVIL'S FOOD 1% c. shortening 1 c. molasses (2 well-beaten eggs. ‘2 melted squares chocolate 1 tsp. vanilla. 3 1% c. sifted all-purpose flour OR 2 c. sifted cake flour 1% tsps. baking powder 1% tsp. baking soda 1% tsp. salt 1 ¢ milk Cream shortening. Add mo« lasses and eggs, creaming well after each addition. Then add chocolate and vanilla, beating well after each addition. Add flour, baking powder, baking soda and salt, which have been sifted together, alternately with milk. Pour into two greased and floured 8-inch layer cake pans. Bake in moderate oven (250 degrees F.) for 20 minutes, Spread with frosting between layers and

It takes decorations in keeping with the spook-and-goblin to make a bang-up Halloween party. Here a carved pumpkin

Home Safety Contest Opens Next Week

The third annual Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce home safety engineering contest will open next Thursday, Mrs. Clayton H. Ridge, contest chairman, has announced. The contest will continue through May 1. Chairmen of the organizations which have entered the contest are Mrs. C. D. Adams, school 28 P.-T.A;; Mrs. A. P. Alyea, Riverside Kindergarten Mothérs’ club; Mrs. Bennie Ford, Victory Shajian, International Trayel-Study

Mrs, K. B. Mayhall, Pleasant Run PTA, Mrs. Charles Pergands, Charfield Garden olub; Mrs. Charles Taylor, school 15 youth organisa« tion; Mrs. J. Howard Doyle, chap. {ter IT, Women of the Moss; Mrs, Bibert Anderson; school 01 PATA; Mrs. BW. Ensinger, school 1

PTA Additional Groups

Mrs, J, CO. MoAdams, Decatur Central PTA; Mrs. W, 0. Btrahl,

Bride-to-Be

Mr, and Mrs, Frank J. Schults announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Virginia, to Sgt. John R. Nelson, A, A. F, son of and Mrs. John C. Nelson, San Antonio, Tex, The prospec tive bridegroom recently returned to the United States after serving 19 months in Europe. The wedding date has not been set.

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The bridal news includes the ane nouncement of an engagement, & recent wedding and a bridal dinner. The engagement of Miss Marjorie McConnell to L. Dale Marvel announced by her parents, Maj, Mrs, George CO. McConnell, Zions ville, Mr, Marvel is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Ray Marvel, Zionsville, The bride-to-be attended Butler university and she is a member of the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. Mr. Marvel recently was from the navy and he will enter Butler in January. No date has been set for the wedding. :

» . . op A bridal dinner will be given Nov. 2 by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ward Burris, 2624 College ave, for their daughter, Betty Jeanne, and LA (Jg) Lyndon E. Eberly Jr, U. 8 N. R. The honor guests will be married at 8:30 p. m. Nov. 3 in the Sutherland Presbyterian ch The dinner will precede the weds ding rehearsal. Among the guests will be Mrs,

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school 78 P.T.A.; Mrs. Beatrice Bailey, Beech Grove Home Roos nomics olub; Mrs. Esther Wells, Sunshine Garden club; Mrs, Roy Jay, Wayne township high school PoT.A; Mrs, Owen Nell, Parkview school 81 PTA. Mrs. Harold E. Hartley, Wednesday Afternoon club; Mrs. J. B. Golden, school 30 P.-T.A.; Mrs. George

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on top of cake. as a vase for a colorful arrangement of chrysanthemums. |Dr. Lundin to Speak R. Sessi I. F.C, Conference At B.P.W. Meeting D.A.R. Session To Be Held at I. U.

The Indianapolis Business and Professional Women's club will meet tonight in the Woman's Department club, 1702 N. Meridian st. Dr. Leonard Lundin and Mrs,

Is Scheduled

National defense day will be ob« served next Thursday by the Caro-

Times Spell BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Oot 28. A conference for the Indiana Fed. eration of Clubs will bevheld from 94m tod p m Nov. 13 in the

Altes, school 7 P.-T.A; Mrs. Phil. lip L. Save, Hickory college P~T.A.; Mrs, Oar] W. Stevens, Keystons ave. and Thirty-fourth at. Civic League. Mrs, Dorothy Myer, Lady Aber + deen Artist chapter, I1.T.-8.0; Mrs. L. 8, Arnot, New Era club: Mrs. Joseph Wagoner, school 36 P.TA., and Mrs, Bdna Long, Lambda chap ter, Alpha Omicron Alpha sorority.

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Officers Listed

Recently elected officers and directors of the Ladies’ guild, Lake Shore Country club, are Mrs. A. B. Clark, president; Mrs. Charles Eckpresident; Anderson, secretary; Mrs, Ed Dux, treasurer, and Mesdames George C. Graber, Ruth Knuth, Bert Cottrell, Donald Reid and Vivian Parsons,

Recent Visitors

and Mrs. Seattle, Wash, have the west coast after visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. A, Deardorff, 2734 N.

Lyndon Eberly, mother of the prospective bridegroom; Lt. John O. Jenkins, U. 8. N. R, and Mrs, Jenkins, Columbus, O.; Lt Bers L. Davis, U. 8. N. R, William ©, Holman, pharmacist’s mats 3-6 U. 8. N. R, and Howard Crinde staff, Also, Joseph Bear, Jon Steven Burris, Misses Elynor Ney, Jean Swift, Betty Snyder, Helen Eberly, Marilyn Megorden, Judy Cook and Annette Rigs.

Miss Minnie Bishop and Venhel Rhoades were married Sept. 33 in the home of the Rev. Ulywses 8, Johnson, 4244 N. Capitol ave. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Earl Hansborough, 643 Home

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Ladusca Wilson will be the speakers. Dr. Lundin will discuss “Getting Along with Russia.” Mrs, Wilson is curator of the Thorne rooms which are now on exhibit in the John Herron Art museum.

Women’s Club Plans

Guest Day Session Mrs. Nicholas Poehler and Mrs, Clyde Long are co-chairmen for the guest day meeting to be given at 1:30 p. m. Nov. 2 by the Garfield Women’s club. The event will be in the Garfield community house. Also serving on the committee are Mesdames Archie Corder, Edward Fallon, George Schneph, William Stacklebeck and Edward Unversaw,

Club Opening The formal opening of the Columbia club's social season will be held at 7:30 p. m. Nov. 10 in the Columbian and Vineyard rooms. Orrin Tucker's orchestra will play for dancing at 10 o'clock in the ballroom.

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line Scott Harrison chapter, D. A. R. The group will meet at 1:30 p. m, in the chapter house, 82¢ N. Pennsylvania st. : Dr. John L. Davis, executive sec retary of the higher education board, Desciples of Christ church, will be the speaker. He will discuss “World Order or Chaos.” The program chairman is Mrs. Charles H. Smith, and Mrs. Arch N. Bobbitt will preside. A musical program will be given by 8. Sgt. Bernard Barbeau, Camp Atterbury, accompanied by Mrs. Frank T. Edenharter. - Hostesses for the tea hour will be Mesdames Waldo B, Rossetter, Jasper P. Scott, Roy K. Coats, Ray T. Fatout and William L. Horne. Mrs. A. OC, Brooks and Mrs. W, O. Bartholomew will pour,

Halloween Party

A Halloween party will be held by members of the Nature Btudy club Tuesday in the D. A. R. chapter house, 824 N. Pennsylvania st. Reservations may be made with Mrs. Madge Goodrich Smith through Sunday. :

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union building at Indiana unis versity. : At the morning session, members of the university faculty will discuss the UNO. An informal discussion by those attending the conference will be held during the afternoon meeting.

Mrs, Charles Brown Is Entertained.

Mr, and Mrs. Paul Mitchell, 1011 Drexel ave, have ag: their house guests Mrs. Paul Reans, Torrance, Cal, and Mrs. Vern Hann, Burbank, Cal. Mrs. Hann, formerly of Indianapolis, is the daughter of Mrs. Effie Manning, 2402 Central ave, Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell entertained for their daughter, Mrs. Charles Brown, recently in their home,

Club Meeting

Mrs. Kathryn Turney Garten will review Alexander Woollcott's blography next ‘Thursday at a meet. ing of the Book Review club. The session will be held at 1:30 p. m.

in Ayres’ auditorium.

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