Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 January 1947 — Page 17

NEA Stall Writer ANY GIRL who ponders the

of pancake makeup knows that It

they come from the can. One of the ] most delicious dishes to be produced from a can Of peaches is upsidedown cake. » » » UPSIDE-DOWN CAKE (For Saturday dinner)

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mith will pre Sirup a tea-that the 4% ¢. butter or margarine ae Association 15 c. sugar; amma sorority 8 or 4 drops almond extract 'ternoon in the No, 2's can peach halves tler university, wh Cake > - t : g at 2 oclock f Sniled sake Hour . Mrs. Royer % tsp. salt of the alumnae 2 eggs, separated - Shalte % tsp. vanilla extract AS Measure butter and sugar into a Ronald R, cake pan (8 by 8 by 2 inches) and , Robert 'W, place in pre-heated oven to dissolve. i L B Remove from oven and stir in albbins and Mise mond extract. Drain peaches (reserve juice) and arrange halves in will be sirup. Mes. Sift flour, measure and resift — Chagjes three times with baking powder and ion. salt. Beat egg yolks until thick and 5 light. Add % c. of the sugar gradu300 3 ked 3 Ally, beating constantly. Stir in Sos iisey H vanilla and % cup of peach juice. the Food Gradually sift flour into mixture, : i folding it in with a slotted spoon.

Beat egg whites until they stand

4 3 in soft peaks, and remaining two s B= ’ tablespoons of sugar gradually and SOror= beat until sugar is dissolved. Fold a meringue into cake batter lightly but thoroughly. Pour into prepared

By MRS. ANNE CABOT A masterpiece of a big doily is cleverly designed around a center

arbor hung with five-inch' bunches of round grapes and big threeinch crocheted leaves. The completed dolly measures 20 inches and is surprisingly easy to make. Use elther ecru or white thread to crochet this stunning dining table centerpiece. To obtain complete crocheting instructions for the grape and leaf doily (pattern 65384) large detail of leaves and grapes, send 16 cents in coin, your name, address and the pattern number to Anne Cabot, The Indianapolis Times, 530 8. Wells st., Chicago 7. .

rt L. Wolfe talk takes a mite of skill to avoid SES int Up to Date” caked or streaked effect. bi eho oelng The suave smoothness of color |ih we seek may be achleved with the Rising commits help of & few simple tricks. Jor nt 1s In charge instance, instead of dipping the apcorhead, chaire Plicsior In wae, Wy. ving lacs) ttee, will intro ‘ se. ow he will be as. _ THE FACIAL lotion acts as a bet es Harold K, fer blending agent, and the film |: ns, Irving Blue, will spread more evenly. hr HI Some women are apt to thin the | Pp A. Keller, makeup too much, and this causes Everett RB, it to streak. That caked look comes hh C. Ras- from not thinning it enough. It dge, Frank may take a bit of doing to get it Snyder, George just right, but the results are worth erritt E. Woolf the effort. mn, department : 7 le at the lunche ¥ : Pry wd ir 1S, Eat co-chairmen of : : tooo Bl | Meta /G Ay in the home — row, 4240 Park IT'S A FACT that canned peaches M. McCullough top the list of all canned fruit sold Arts in Young commercially and homemakers can more of them than any other fruit, Because they are a favorite, homemakers should not make the mistake’ of serving them always just as

pan and bake in a 350 degree P. oven for about 30 minutes. Remove from oven and let stand on cake rack for five minutes. Turn out onto a serving plate. Serve warm or cold with whipped cream and peach sauce. Peach sauce: Blend % teaspoon cornstarch with two teaspoons of water to make a thin paste. Heat remaining peach juice to boiling, stir in cornstarch paste and stir over medium heat until sauce boils and clears, about minute. Remove from heat, add a few drops yellow coloring and a few drops of almond extract, Serves six to eight. EJ td ” JELLIED BEET SALAD (For Sunday supper) No. 2% can whole beets 1 tbsp. lemon juice

we By SUE BURNETT A fascinating date dress. Note the clever shoulder treatment, the smart push-up sleeves. A wide belt circles your waist neatly. Not dif-

ficult to make—our well illustrated sewing chart guides you step by step. Pattern 8121 is for sizes 12, 14, 16, 18 and 20. Size 14, 4 yards of 35 or 39-inch; short sleeves, 3% yards. ’ For this pattern, send 25 cents, in coins, ‘your name, address, size desired, and the pattern number to Sue Burnett, The Indianapolis Times Pattern service, 214 W. Mary~ land st, Indianapolis 9. The winter issue of Fashion is brim full of smart ideas for every woman who pliés a needle. Easy-to-make styles . . . special designs by America’s top flight designers . oo lots of ideas with accessories . «+ + free printed pattern in book.

Price 25 cents.

Two Will Be Pledged

Miss Donna Dixon and Miss Jean Watson will be pledged to Gamma Delta chapter, Kappa Delta Phi

ington.

Meeting Jan. 16

“Isorority will meet at 7:15 p. m. to- * |morrow in the Hotel Lincoln. The

sorority, at 8 p, m. tomorrow in the] Chinese room of -the Hotel Wash-

Its Annual.

la on “Medical and IN lm 2 Arising Out of

will be Dr. Clifford M. Williams, director of the Indiana council on mental health; Dr, E. Vernon Hahn, neuro-psychiatrist, and Miss Marie Winkler, assistant director of the local P, H. N..A., ; J Mrs. Montgomery 8. Lewis, P. H. N. A. president, will preside at the event. Committee chairmen will give annual reports. :

To Be Speaker

Alpha chapter of Zeta Beta Chi

new officers will be in charge. Following the program, Miss Agnes Mahoney, principal of school 9, will talk on “Under-privileged Children.” .

(about 1% cups) with lemon juice, vinegar, salt, onion and horseradish in a large mixing bowl. Soften gelatin in water, let stand five‘minutes, then dissolve over hot water, Stir into beet juice mixture. Coarsely grate beets and add with the celery to the other ingredients. Turn into a four-cup salad mold and chill untii firm. Serve on lettuce leaves and top with mayonnaise or other desired dressings, Makes one four-cup mold or eight individual %-cup molds.

SPORTSWEAR ~ Marilynn Johnston, a junior at Howe high school, is being very "casual in her white Botany flannel skirt, short - sleeved sweater (she's wearing that fucied and a jersey cardigan. ilynn-is ‘a. =: of the S.L.R. EEN, 5 club. (Ayres)

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List what you actually spent, for your family and dependents, on

dent insurance premiums; to doctors, surgeons, dentists, nurses, hospitals, laboratories, clinics: for X-

ings, ambulance hire, false teeth,

obtaining medical and surgical care, including living expenses on trips away from home for that purpose. Add these together. ‘Subtract any reimbursement received from insurance, workman's compensation,

Now take 5% of Item 6, page 1. Write in Expenditures If your medical expenses, as added, are greater. than this 5% of Item 6, the difference is deductible. Otherwise you have no claim. If you do have one, write your expenditures in the space provided on page 3 (or if the space is too small, on a separate sheet to be filled with your return.) Subtract any reimbursement that you received. On the “Net Expenses” line of the schedule enter the total expenses- minus reimbursements. On the next line enter 5% of Item 6. Subtract this from your net expenses. The remainder, your deduce tion, goes in the right-hand column —with this limitation: If your return is for yourself alone, the deduction cannot be more than $1250. If the return covers two or more persons, the deduction can be no more than $2500,

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By 8. BURTON HEATH NEA Staft Writer ; WASHINGTON, Jan, 8.—The provision for medical and dental expenses is intended to cover only unusually large expenditures. Congress assumed that the average family spends 5 per cent of its gross income on doctor, dentist," medicine and the like, and deduct anything that you spent more than: that. ~ Most families have no deduction

gave permission for you to. here. If you think that you have,

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