Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 February 1946 — Page 21
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
LAMB BARLEY STEW — that meal in itselt—will please a hungry family and provide the protein and other vitamins necessary in our daily diets. This makes an attractive, as well as delicious, dish. # » »
LAMB BARLEY STEW
(For Monday's dinner) 2 lbs. shoulder lamb : 8 c. boiling water 1 onion 2 pieces bay leaf 3 pepper corns 2 or 3 sprays celery tops 8 tbeps. barley 8 med. potatoes 8 small carrots 8 small onions 1 c. canned tomatoes 2 tsps. salt. Cut shoulder lamb into serving portions. Place in a three to four quart pan. Barely cover with boiling water, about three cups. Add onion - sliced in half, bay leaf, pepper corns, celery tops and
barley; cover and simmer until
barley and meat are almost done, about 15 hours, Add potatoes, carrots, onions, tomatoes and salt. Simmer until meat and vegetables are done, about 45 minutes. Make a thin water-flour paste (5 tbsps. flour to 2 c. water) and pour into stew, stirring well to blend. Bring to a boil and cook a few minutes longer. Arrange on platter, making an. attractive display of vegetables and meat. Serves four,
11 Guild Meetings Are Scheduled
Eleven units of the Methodist
hospital White Cross guild will meet |
next week at the guild service tenter. They are: Monday—Third Christian and Broadway Baptist; Tues-day-——Graee Methodist, Calvary Baptist and Bellaire; Breadway Methodist, Perry Township and B. O. P, T,, and Thursday
— Temple Sisterhood, Municipal |
Gardens and Ben Davis,
Wednesday— |
Miss Videbeck To Be Guest At Shower
A miscellaneous shower honoring Miss Maybell Videbeck will be given by Mrs. John Hardin, 7000 W. Morris st., Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Hardin will be assisted hy her mother, Mrs.-8.-L. Stine, Lafayette. Miss. Videbeck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hans Videbeck, 809 §S. Noble st., will be married to Arthur Elwood Sturm, Sidney, O., Feb. 2 in the First Trinity Lutheran church, Shower guests will be Mrs, Videbeck, the bride-to-be's mother; Mesdames Jens Moller, Everett Howes, Louie Moller, Carl Moller, Streeter Moller, Warren Trammell,
vid Wortman, Foster Jensen, Jean Jensen, Roy Bragg, Robert Chris{tensen and Maren Moller. Others will be Mrs. Niels Moller, Mrs. Rasmus Rasmussen, Misses Mary Stine, Helen Videbeck, Alta [Mae Howes and Dolores Moller. | Mrs. Streeter Moller entertained with a personal shower in her home, 1336 Broadway, last night,
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TUESDAY
Oiklandon school —.7:30 p. m. “Founders’ Day,” Mrs, Basil Fischer. Mrs. Donald Brodie and Mrs, Howard Hayes in charge of program. William Evans school 2—7:30 p. m. Founders’ day and 25th anniversary of local association. Past presidents and charter members will be Honored.
WEDNESDAY 9—3:15 p. m. “A Tribute to Our Founders,” Nancy Beverly, Nan Lou King and Betty Joe Hinant; tea honoring past presidents. 3—1:30 p. m. Founders’ day program by mothers and students; past presidents to be honored. 7-2 p. m. “Your School Nurse at Work,” Mrs. Maurica Sims; health movie; social hour for mothers of new pupils; primary chorus will sing. 14—3:20 p. m. Founders’ day program, Miss Emily McAdams, speaker, 15—1:46 p. m." “Why There Is a Child Delinquency,” Mrs. Emma Grace Reed; music, Maryellen Mendenhall, tea honoring mothers of new pupils.
presidents and officers; founders’ day. 20—2 p. m. “History of P.-T. A.” Mrs. Nelle Sweeney; motion pictures; tea.
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16—3:15 p. m. Greetings to past]
22-2: 30 p.m. “The Importance of the Home in a Child's Life,” Dr. Frank H. Gorman; past presidents to be honored. 23—2:30 p. m. School history, Mrs. Mary . Southern; music, Gerald Burris. 4 26—-3:15 p. m. Founders’ day; music by first and second grade pupils. 27—1:45 p. m. Presentation of new movie projector; founders’ day. 28-—-2:15 p. m. “History of P.-T. A.” Mrs. Harold Eichoff; music, sixth grade pupils. ‘ a 30—1:30 p. m. “School No. 30 Must Educate Her Children for Life In Atomic Age,” Mrs. J. B. Chalifour, principal; “P.-T. A, History,” Mrs. Robert Goodlet; Teasing, Mrs. P. .C. Kelley. 31--2:30 p. m. “Founders’ Day. " Mrs. Lillian M. Reiffel; music, Manual brass choir, 40—2:30 p. m. Play by parents and children; founders’ day. 41—1:15 p. m. “The Challenge to P.-T. A. of New Standards for Group Living,” Mrs. Byron C. Brown; mothers’ chorus will sing; tea. 43—1:30° p. m. Alfred’ P. SND, speaker. 44—1:45 p. m. “Build in P.-T. AP: mothers’ chorus will sing; movie; tea. 45—-1:30 p. m. “Visual Aids,” Mrs. Grace Golien, Miss Doris Lynn; Valentine tea.
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Programs Highlighting © the Founders Day Themes "dre Scheduled by City and County Couheil Units -
0-3:15 P.,m. Mrs, Bess Richards, Boston, speaker; Miss Clee Smith, soloist.
48—3:15 p. m. Founders’ day,
40—2:45 p. m. “What P.-T. A. Means to Us,” Miss Mary Morgan. -
50—1:30 p. m. Founders’ day; music, school children, = ,
54—1:30 p.m. “Of Any Child Alive,”
a playlet; Mrs. F, Willard Fields, soloist, oe 52—3 p. m, Mrs. Walter Thoms,
“Speaker; tea. 2 p. m.-Parents education class. 57—1:30 p. m. Book review, Mrs. Charles C. Baker; founders’ day program, Mrs. Theodore C. Pence. 62—1:30 p. m. Book review, Mr O. B. Little, 66-280 p. m. K. V. Ammerman, speaker; music, Miss Patty Joy.
67—3 p. m, Mrs. James L. Murray, speaker; sketch by mothers; tea.
68--1:45 p. m. Founders’ day program by mothers; intermediate chorus will sing. 69—1:30 p. m. Mrs. P. L. Sargent speaker; play by junior high school girls; tea and music. 72--3:15 p. m, Mrs, Frank Rieman, speaker; community singing. 75—1:30 p. m. Founders’ day tea; Madrigal singers of Technical
83—1:30 p. m. Mrs. Jeanne A. Goss, principal, speaker; entertainment, | 1B and 1A pupils; music, mothers’ chorus; ’ Le 84-—-1:30 p. m. Dr. Gerald Kempf, speaker; Mrs. J. W. Costin , soloist.
85—1:30 p. m. “The Human Side of Schools,” William, A. Evans; music by intermediate chorus. :
91-1: 30 P m. Mrs. Robert- Fennell, ; founders’ day tea honoring mothers of new pupils. Beech Grove—7:30 p. m. Mrs. Basil to be honored at dinner before meeting; founders’ day. Ben Davis—7:30 p. m. “Parent- + Teacher Manual,” Mrs, Frank Rieman, speaker; founders’ day; special music, Harlan brothers. Warren township council—9 a. m. Plans for summer round-up, Mrs. Robert McClure; health films, Mrs, Meredith Nicholson. Edgewood—6:30 p. m. Founders’ day;, Mrs. Harriet Ulrey in charge; Mrs. Ralph Cameron presiding. FRIDAY
’ Nora—1 p. m. Mrs. Charles Martin,
speaker; founders’ day; past presidents to be honored. Glenns Valley—8 p. m. Glenns Valley Methodist church. Founders’ day; past presidents to be honored; playlet and special music, followed by social hour,
7 past presidents|’
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morrow to study insects, birds, wild flowers. At the story hour at in the museum, Hewy J veteran from the South speak on “Wild Life in the The junior board, under 3 rection of Mrs. Walter Houppert, will meet at 7 am. Jomerow.
Special ial - The museum's
and pupils of school 67. 3 Assisting Mrs. Lola Eller, pine : cipal, will be Mrs. I. W. Davis, P.-T., A. president; Mr. and Mrs, Robert Kelley, Mesdames Bdward Kern, E. A. Goll, F. P, Volta Charles Binsbacher, Herman Moore and Ollie Ayers.
Judge to Speak
Judge Mark Rhoads will speak on “Juvenile Delinquency” at a - meeting of the Indianapolis chaps ters of PI Omicron sorority on Tuesday. Mrs. Willlam Webb will preside at the 8 p. m. session in the Woman's Department club,
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