Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 December 1946 — Page 19

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“NOW AND THEN “it is good to put some dramatic appeal in our foods. The dessert souffle recipe offered today is one that enables a eook to add that kind of touch.

A fine feature about it is that very little sugar is required. The color of this delicious dessert is one of a rare amber and it is almost as light as a cloud.

» o ~ POTATO CHEESE CHOWDER (For Tuesday luncheon) 2 c¢. diced peeled potatoes 2 med. onions, chopped fine % ec. diced celery ' 1 tsp. salt 1 c. water 3 c. milk 2 tbsps. butter 3% c. parsley, chopped fine Parmesan cheese Put potatoes, onion, celery, salt| and water in the top of a double boiler. Bring to a boil over direct heat, reduce heat and simmer for 10 minutes. Add milk and place over boiling water until piping hot. | Add butter and parsley: Ladle | into individual serving dishes. Sprin-|

kle surface generously with the] Parmesan cheese. Serves five. - o »

HOLIDAY FIG SOUFFLE (For Wednesday dinner) 3; e.\soft moist figs i c. cooking sherry 4 egg whites 14 c. sugar

Cut the figs very, very flne using kitchen scissors. Add the sherry, cover and let stand three or four hours. Then mash as fine with a fork as possible. Whip egg whites until stiff, then gradually add the sugar, beating until meringue forms soft shiny peaks. Gradually add the figs, folding in gently to distribute evenly. Butter the top of a double boiler holding at least a quart. Turn the souffle in gently. Cover with the top of double

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By JANE STAFFORD Science Service Staff Writer ! AS NEW. MEDICINES like the sulfa drugs, penicillin and streptomycin are discovered and found

useful, many old remedies familiar to our parents and grandparents are discarded. Nux voniica, ergot, spirit of ethyl nitrite, Blaud’s pills and sirup of ferrous iodide are some of the old stand-bys that have recently been discarded in favor of newer ideas in medical treatment. Next to go may be digitalis, the drug made from dried leaves of the fox-glove plant and used to treat certain kinds of heart disease. Only a few years ago, the very:idea of giving up this drug would have seemed preposterous, E. Fullerton Cook, chairman of the U, 8. Phar-

ments. But the death knell for digitalis may have been sounded, he suggests, when the U. 8. P. scope subcommittee recognized digitoxin, digoxin and lanatocide C, crystalline glycosides of digitalis, for the coming U. 8, P. XIII Ww. 8 8 . THE U. 8. Pharmacopoela, or U. 8. P. for ‘short, is recognized in state and federal laws as providing | standards for drugs and medicines. | You may have noticed the letters

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By MRS. ANNE CABOT Warm, comfortable and exceedingly pretty is a soft white wool baby dress enchantingly trimmed on the yoke with rows of pink and

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Teen-Agers Praised By D. A. R.

Times Special } “WASHINGTON, Dec. 9. — Boys clubs and teen-age community cens ters were praised yesterday as im-

portant agencies to combat juvenile crime, in" a report to all chapters by Mrs, Julius Y. Talmadge, president general of the D, A. R. At the same time, Mrs. Talmadge urged the chapters to investigate conditions in jails and industrial schools and reformatories housing juvenile delinquents, She called attention to a resolution passed by the 54th D. A. R. continental

gress. It showed that more than 20,000 children are now held in American Jails, and read as follows: “Resolved

chapters investigate conditions in Jails in and near their respective communities and use their influence to «have unwholesome conditions rectified when necessary.” Mrs, Talmadge said the D. A. R. Junior American Citizen clubs, composed of boys and girls of every race, creed and color, now number more than 200,000 members,

Canapes, Now Frozen, Save Work

Hors d'oeuvres, translated from the French, means “outside the works” and common usage has made hors d'oeuvres synonymous with the little things we eat before the main meal or “the works” Most“ housewives shun the work involved in preparing these choice’ bits but no longer will they have to worry. In the expanding field of frozen foods there are now frozen hors d'oeuvres, They are called Dover D'oeuvres and the only work involved is to remove them from the refrigerator half an hour before serving.

Financial Aid Sent Overseas

By AAUW,

countries that the American Assponsoring through its fund for reconstruction aid. It is a continuation of the A A.

which more than $50,000 was con-

tributed for the relief of foreign university women.

usefulness university women who have skills and traintheir countries. books and scientific equipment, refresher courses to catch up on war-

refugees, aid for women and food and clothing.

Musicale to Present Holiday Program

The Matinee Musicale will present its annual Christmas guest day program at 2 p. m. Friday in Ayres’ auditorium. z Members appearing on the program will be Miss Marian Laut and Miss Louise Swan, duo-pianists, and Mrs. Naomi Pryor, soprano, of Bloomington. She will be accompanied by Miss Margaret White. Mrs. James M. Ogden will be in charge of the program. Before the program there will be an executive board meeting at 12:30 p. m. in Ayres’ auditorium.

White Cross Guild To Sew This Week

Units of the White Cross guild meeting this week at the service center at Methodist hospital are: Tomorrow—Grace Methodist, Calvary Baptist and Bellaire; Wednesday — Broadway Methodist, Perry Township and Olive Branch; Thursday Temple Sisterhood, Municipal Gardens, Ben Davis and Quaker; Friday—Tabernacle Garden, Meridian Street, Marytha, Beta Sigma Phi, Blue and Gold and Wesleyan. The Third Christian and Broadway Baptist groups met today.

“To restore persons rather than things” is the aim of the emergency help to university women of other

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U. W.'s wartime project through

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The A. A. U. W, is raising money to be sent to other countries for

time developments, assistance to

Nice for Parties

Ideal for parties, luncheons, children’s parties, cocktail parties or dinners, they add that crowning touch of holiday cheer. They are made of white, yellow and pink? breads, especially baked and colored, and come in six different varieties, liver patty, ham, cervelat (a meat concoction), cheddar cheese flavored with sherry wine, anchovy paste and stuffed olives. Attractively arranged in a oellophane package of 24, they will keep indefinitely in the freesing compartment or ice cube tray eof the refrigerator.

Candy Club

The help most needed now, ac- H ] S ] cording to the association, is to e | 0 VE restore to

Gift Problem

“Of-the-month” clubs are becoming more and more popular and the newest idea is a “Candy-of-the-Month club.” Subscribers are offered a different box of candy for each month except June, July and August, mailed directly to them from several of America's leading confectioners. New York's chocolates, the rich pralines of New Orleans and Allie Adams’ chocolate and vanilla novelty caramels from Texas are part of the candy monthly parade. Almond roca, made for 20 years in Tacoma, a box of coconut balls hand-dipped in chewy butterscotch, and chocolates from the Country store in Beverly Hills also are included in the nine-month subscription. A wonderful way to solve.a Christmas gift problem, subscribing to the club also will bring good cheer throughout the year to the recipient. Elsa Maxwell was the “taster” and made the selections for the wide variety of candies. It's a new twist in gifts, a new “of-the-month club” that sounds “delicious.”

Newman Mothers To Have Party

The Newman Mothers club of Butler university will have its an-| nual Christmas party and luncheon at 12:30 p. m. tomorrow in the hunters’ lodge of the Marott hotel. A musicale will follow the luncheon and gift exchange. Mrs. Thomas McGee is in charge of reservations, and Mrs. John Carmody is directing the entertainment. Mrs. Rosslyn Ludwick is in charge of the musicale.

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The Osric Mills Watkins auxiliary to the American Légion, will have |a eovered-dish luncheon at 1 p. m.

liam R. Bolen, Mesdames George: Hosmer, “Orville Denbo and Marion Bundy will assist the hostess.

Gifts for girls at the Clermont Girls’ school will be brought and a Christmas party held. On Friday evening the auxiliary will hold a Joint dinner with members of the Central Avenue Methodist church. They will entertain thelr - division of the Knightstown

Education Women Meet at Shortridge . The ' Christmas meeting of the Administrative Women in Bducs~ tion was held at 3:45 p. m. today at Shortridge high school. The Shorts ridge Girls’ glee sub Presented a

program, Tea was served with ‘Mrs. GiFeos

pouring. the organization were hostesses,

Card Party Planned

The Mother's and Daughter's Benefit club will sponsor a card party at 1:30 p. m. Friday at the Citizens’ Gas & Coke utility,

Theta Sigma Phi Plans Meeting

Miss Ann Hall, 5850 University ave, will be hostess to members of the Indianapolis group of Theta Sigma Phi, honorary journalistic sorority, at its Christmas yy: . "Hw hi gd won wi | M188. Stapp Speaker read original verse. Mrs. Agnes| Mothers of the Fall Creek Kindergarten club will meet at 1:18 °

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