Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 April 1946 — Page 21

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Kansas City Plans for the next two years will be made when 500 delegates to the

of Women Voters meet in Kansas City, Mo., next week. Indiana women who will attend the meeting from Tuesday through

Walter Greenough, John L. H. Fuller and C. B, Blakeslee, Indianapolis; Mrs, Lervy Arnold, Peru; Mrs. R. L. Beck, ‘Michigan City; Mrs. George Hammerschmidt, Hammond; Mrs, John Stambaugh,’ Valporaiso; Mrs, Don Datisman and Mrs. Jacob | Sagel, Gary; Mrs. Drysdale Brannon, Marion; Mrs. E, H. Showalter and Mrs. Waunita Hughes, Kokomo; Mrs. Norman Fox, La Porte; Mrs. Paul Kerr, Elkhart; Mrs. John 8. O'Donnell, Culver; Mrs, J. L. Eggleston, Rensselaer. | The leagug will decide on the, best methods to promote citizen par- | ticipation in government, how the group can help to strengthen the] United Nations and the procedures | of congress, and what economic policies the organization can support | to insure maximum production and employment in the U. S. | One period of the convention will be given over to voters’ service. During the coming congressional election the league will follow its Seeing double—the Griffith practice of informing voters on the| re wearing gray Miron fabric mechanics of voting and reminding (ji4s have trouser tucks in front. them of registration and election! dates. It will make available information about who the candidates are and their views on public ques-

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Dinnér Honors Earlham Head A dinner to be given at 6:30 p. m. : next Wednesday in the Propyladum by the Indianapolis Earlham Women's club will honor Dr. William C.| Dennis, retiring president of Earlham _college. Dr. Dennis will be succeeded by Dr. Thomas Jones after the present school year. R. W, Barrett, New York, attorney and personal friend of Dr, Dennis, will be the speaker for the dinner. ; Mrs. Mary Stubbs Moore, 29 W,

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COTTAGE CHEESE-TOMATO ASPIC SALAD Chamber of Commerce home safety | (For Saturday luncheon) ‘engineering contest. The event 5 tbsps. cornstarch will be at 12:15 p. m. in the Co-| % tsp. salt lumbia club ballroom. | 2 tsp. sugar Dr. B. L. Corbett, executive sec- 2 thsps. vinegar retary of the Milwaukee safety 2 c. tomato juice commission, will be the principal 1 c. cottage cheese speaker. Tom Fansler, director of| Measure cornstarch, salt, and the home safety programs, and sugar into a saucepan and add vinAnne Barnard, director of the|egar, making a paste, Gradually women's division, of the National mix tomato juice and heat over a Safety council, have been invited. medium flame to the boiling point, Official guests will be Governor stirring constantly for one minute. Gates, Mayor Tyndall and Henry| Cool slightly and add 1 cup F. Schricker, former governor. creamed cottage cheese which has Awards of savings bonds and been drained. Pour into salad honorable mention certificates will| molds and chill thoroughly in the be made, and the Narrators club refrigerator for four or five hours. will present a safety play following| Remove aspic from molds, serve on the luncheon. | lettuce or watercress and top with

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celery. Makes four servings. Lost fh Inches bd ” » { ROAST LAMB SHOULDER WITH Off Hips BARBECUE SAUCE In Only

(For Sunday dinner) , Have a shoulder of lamb boned | ‘and rolled. Cut small gashes or|/ pockets here and there and insert! slices of garlic. (Remove garlic before serving.) Rub with 1. tbsp. salt and 3% tsp. pepper and place on rack in| uncovered roasting pan. Let roast, without water or flour added for approximately 35 minutes a pound, or until--meat -thermometer regis-

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| ———————— Pledge Services Pledge services for seven will be held by Epsilon chapter, Rho Delta i sorority, at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the {home of Miss Dorothy Thompson, {1001 St. Peter st. The pledges are | Mrs. Katherine Hensel, Misses Dor{othy Mitchell, Mariam Croft, Shirley Spear, Betty Whisenand, Evelyn Bryant and Rosalee Lord.

Book Club Meeting Mrs. Edgar Ellsworth, 5220 N. Delaware st., will be hostess to the

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