Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 November 1946 — Page 14

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! “ MOLDED PRUNE SALAD } (For Thursday dinner) a tbsps. lemon juice 11% ¢. prune juice 1 pkg. orange-flavored gelatin

Heat prune juice to boiling. Add femon juice and gelatin. Stir until “all is dissolved. Chill until gelatin begins to stiffen. Whip with a rotary beater until fluffy. Add prunes, cottage cheese, salt and chopped nuts and mix ‘ thoroughly but lightly. Turn into a four-cup mold which has been rinsed with cold water. Place in refrigerator to chill. Serve on bed of lettuce with mayonnaise or honey dressing. Makes five servings. . s

” MINESTRA (For Friday luncheon)

¢. navy beans medium onion, chopped c¢. finely chopped celery % medium green pepper, chopped 1% clove garlic 3 tbsps. olive oil’ 2 medium potatoes cut in %- inch dice (1% ¢.) % c. finely shrédded cabbage 1% c. canned tomatoes 3 c. elbow macaroni 1 thsp. chopped parsley Salt Few dashes red pepper Pinch thyme Parmesan cheese

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, (rant after a girl has finished her ‘| meal, By common accord and con-

A swagger box coat makes this oe wool suit something for teen-agers. Veronica Pacala, a Ben Davis high school sophomore, likes the handy little pockets in the jacket.and the hat to match. Veronica belongs to the Tri-Del club. (Block's) ~

Beauties’ Hints— Lip Rouging In Public

By ALICIA HART NEA Staff Writer TODAY'S SPIRIT of acceptance of Hly-gilding 15 broad enough to take lip-rouging in a public restau-

certed action, the girls have conditioned their public to that one. Apparently it's because most women hate being seen with chewed-off color until that convenient time when they can withdraw and make the needed repairs.

celery, pepper and oil and saute until onions and celery are soft. Remove

ingredients and cook until all are tender and beans are tender as mush. _ Season with salt, pepper , (Be sure thyme is added by pinches.) Serve piping hot in bowls and

BUT SOCIAL acceptance does not

next food put through the grinder

Food Poisoning

From | Cooked Foods

By JANE STAFFORD , Soclence Service Stall Writer COOKED FOODS, even such presumably safe foods as cooked potatoes, can cause food poisoning because of germs that get into the food after it has been codked. Such germs may come from an infected cut or sore on the hands

the. food between the time -it is cooked and the time it is eaten. Droplets sprayed from the cook's or other food handler’s nose and throat in coughing, sneezing or

inate the food with germs. LJ . " ONCE THE germs get into the food, they can multiply and produce their poison which is what causes sickness in the persons eating the contaminated food. If the

cannot multiply and produce enough .poison to cause sickness, unless an overwhelming number got into the food. A cook suffering from a “head cold” infected a platter -of sliced meat, although he did not touch the meat nor do the slicing. But! he stood over it while it was being! sliced, shouting orders to his helpers, and in this way transferred his germs to the meat which subsequently caused a food poisoning outbreak. » ® » MEAT GRINDERS, slicing machines, mixing bowls and other utensils may cause food poisoning if not thoroughly cleaned after each use. - Germs from the air may settle and grow in the bits of food left clinging and contaminate the

or into the mixing bowl. - The temperature of most kitchens and pantries is just about ideal for encouraging growth of food poisoning germs. Cooked food left standing for any time in the kitchen can become contaminated with a heavy enough dose of germs to cause food poisoning. Food that contains enough germs and their poison to make people sick may not appear to be spoiled and may taste, look and smell all right.

Brush Aids Skin A good soapy scrub with warm water and a soft brush is the very basis of complexion beauty. A man’s shaving brush makes a good com-

plexion brush for your nightly soap and water skin care, f

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extend to touch-ups with brush, lipstick, mirror and as many complicated maneuvers as an artist sets up when planning to paint a picture. Such make-up repairs should be strictly ‘a private affair. So should touch-ups made with a | powder or rouge puff. SE

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_ Makes five to six servings.

P. E: O. Sisterhood, tomorrow.

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Scottish, Rite Books Second Dance

The young people's entertainment committee of the Scottish’ Rite has announced that the organization will sponsor its second ° young people's dande Saturday night in the cathedral. Mrs. George Maas is a member of the committee. Joe Zainey’'s Butler. university orchestra will

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Officers Elected

The executive board of the seventh district, Indiana Federation of Clubs, recently elected the following officers: Mrs. Clarence Kittle, second vice president; Mrs. C. H. Becker, recording ' secretary, and Mrs. J. H. Lombard, director.

Alumnae Plan Bridge

The Indianapolis alumnae of Alpha Phi sorority will mark the 74th anniversary of the organization at a business meeting and dessert

bridge at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow in the home of Mrs. Arthur Dixon, 6172 N. Meridian st.

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Sorority Plans

{Luncheon

Saturday .

Beta chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma sorority will hear “High~ lights of Summer Activities” at the noon luncheon Saturday in the Ine dianapolis Athletic club. The speak~ ers will be Mesdames Grace Golden, Laura Wadsworth and Rex Hall. Miss Cecelia Galvin, president of

They include Miss Mabel Keller, membership; Miss Gertrude Thuem-~ ler, program; Miss Jessie Moore and Mrs. -O. H. Peed, pioneer women and ‘research; Miss Louise Braxton, nominations; Mrs. I. Bm mett Hume, scholarship; Mrs, Charles Hudson, selective recruitment; Miss Ida Helphinstine, legislation; Miss Leone Hall, publicity and publications; Miss Elizabeth Peterson, social; Miss Floro Torrence, retirement; Mrs. Charles

| Youngman, initiation; Mrs. Herman

Gray, auditing; Miss Anna Nacken-

{horst, good cheer and necrology,|

and Miss Marie Sullivan, music,

Bridge Party Set

A bridge party and style show will be sponsored by Beta Sigma Phi sorority at 2 p. m. Saturday in Block’s auditorium.

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