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J5 ec. finely chopped onion 2% c. ground left-over (cooked) beef or ¥ 1b. fresh ground hamburger 1-tsp. prepared. horseradish 2% ec. medium white sauce 1 1b. mushrooms, cleaned, cut 1; tsp. chopped onion i tsp. salt Y ec. finely chopped parsley Prepare biscuit dough by using two cups flour, one-half teaspoon
aer,. one-third cup shorténing and seven-eighths cup milk.~ - . Melt one-half thy outter in skillet. Add onions and saute until slightly transparent, about five minutes. Stir in the ground meat, horseradish and three-fourths cup of the white sauce. Let stand to cool. Roll biscuit dough into 9 by'12inch rectangle. Spread with meat mixture. Roll as for jelly roll. Seal edges. Cut into eight crosswise slices. Place on greased baking sheet, cut side down. Bake at 425 degrees F. (hot) 25 to 30 minutes. Cover pinwheels first 15 minutes with plain paper to prevent drying out. Then remove. Meanwhile, saute mushrooms in remaining butter. Add the onion and salt and remaining white sauce. Heat to boiling. Add the parsley and serve hot over baked sliced pinwheels, Serves four to six.
Program Announced The Review club will meet at 2:15 p. m. Monday in the home of Mrs. George Klein, 1321 N. Meridian st. Mrs. Frederick Marston will give a book review.
ee ett ———— Meeting Tonight Alpha chapter, Kappa Beta Chi sorority, will meet at 8 p. m: today at the Fendrick Peasant room restaurant.
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BOMBER FRUIT BOWL— Showing peacetime uses of a plastic bomber turret, actress Anita Gordon, Los Angeles, reconverts the plexiglass into a fruit-bow}. - Almost -half-a mil--lion dollars worth of war sur plus bomber turrats will be sold in Maywood, Cal., for use as table tops, etc.
EllioH to Head. Loan Department
Bernard M. Elliott has been named head of Union Trust Co. consumer loan and installment finance department at 120 E. Market st. Announcement of the appointment was made . by Volney M. JE Brown, president of the company. § Mr. Elliott was associated with Commercial Cred- § it Corp. for a number of years and served as the & corporation's district = representa- oe tive. At one time he was manager Mr: Elliott and assistant treasurer of the corporation’s Indianapolis office. A former resident of Martinsville, Mr. Elliott attended Indiana university and Ball State college.
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Local Briefs
The council of administration of | - the Indiana department of Veterans of Foreign Wars, will meet at 2 p. m. Sunday in the Frank T. Strayer Post hall, 210 E. Ohio st. Charles Klaubo of Hammond, state commander, and Lowell Zufall of Indianapolis, state adjutant, will
annual encampment and launching a statewide membership’ campaign will be discussed.
New officers of the Indianapolis chapter 66, National Sojourners, have been elected for the following year. . They are Col, Frank Billeter, president; . J. J. Locke, frst vice president; ! Ma). Ray L. Duncan, second vice pres-| ident; Lt. Col. C. W. Ardery, secretarytreasurer; Lt. Cmdr. John Hughes, chaplain; Col. Louis E. Kruger, historian, and | Col. George Wilson, judge advocate, First Lt. Don White. was elected flag
shal, and Col. A. C. Rasmussen, program chairman. Trustees are Maj. William R.! Dexheimer, Col. Robinson Hitchcock and! Col. Robert Moorhead. |
Newell W. Banks of Detroit, credited with being the “blindfold, checker champion of the world,” will give an exhibition at 7:30 p. m.| Monday at the Y. M. C. A. He will simultaneously play chess or checkers against any who wish to take doards against him. The pro(gram .is sponsored by the Indianapolis Y. M. C. A. chess and checker club. | Indianapolis Catholics were In-| formed today that the Marian con-| gress, similar to. the Chicago Eucharistic congress, will be held in Ottawa, Canada, the third week in June. The Ottawa meeting will be the first revival of the large Cath-| 'olic assemblies since the end of
world war II |
Indianapolis and Marion county typing teachers will hold a conferlence at Broad Ripple high school lat 4 p. m. Tuesday. Dr. Elvin S. Eyster and James Crawford, members of Indiana university school of business education, will give dem-| onstrations and discuss problems of | teaching the subject. |
Dr. William H:. Cook, who served on the staff of Gen. Joseph Stillwell during world war II, will address {the monthly meeting of the Indiana Society of Architects tomorrow noon at Hotel Lincoln. Dr. Cook was a
and served in India during 1944 and 1945. He will be introduced by Merritt Harrison; society - president.
George A. Tipps has been elected commander of Hoosier post No. 624, Veterans of Foreign Wars. Other] officers named in the recent elec-! tion are: Manril Roe, senior vice
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass, March 14 (U. P.).—Joan Marie Stumpek— whose right leg was amputated at her own request—was all smiles today.
go riding with the other girls.” Dr. Garry De Witt Hough, who amputated Joan's leg above the knee yesterday, pronounced the operation a success. She will be fitted with an artificial limb, the surgeon said. Within a “reasonable” time she should be able to play outdoor games with other youngsters her age, he said. Crippled by a fall when she was 5 years old, the dark-eyed junior high schobl
or spending the rest of her life on crutches. She chose the amputation so eventually she could be “a real bobby soxer.” .
Organizatio
Members of Koran Temple, . Daughters
temple and other officers will be Mrs. ) H Little, Mrs. Donovan A. Turk, Mrs. Homer Anderson, Mrs, Geraldine Collins and Mrs. P. E. Cox. Mrs. Clarence L. Kittle, national officer of the woman's Shrine ~ organization, will be installing queen assisted by Mrs. Flora Mae Kretsch, Mrs. Nettie Reynolds and Mrs. Tressie O. Kirk, all st queens of Koran temple. Mrs. Phillips succeeds Mrs. E. 8. Winans.
she were a senior. “In fact, she’ Jikes it for’ coming spring days, by ; a bustle back and a demure low waist
The program will begin at 8:15 p.m.
A recgptiom ' for new m Irvington chapter,
m., rch 23, are Mrs.
RI y ; - . . worthy matron; Ray Taggert, ley 7411 line. Janice . IS a member of patron;’ Mrs. Beatrice Johnston, associate th S K | Pp S | b A ' matron; ‘Donald Cook, associate patron 6 J. K. I. F. 9. Club. ( yres J I Mrs, Plora Cook, conductress; Mrs. Carrie| meet at 7 oe. -
A New York firm offered her a Special agent for the Northwestern prand new bicycle to ride when she Mutual Life Insurance Co. has
“Pll have to hurry and get well 38ency for the company ai Santa now,” the 13-year-old Pittsfield gir] Ana. Cal. He Will assume bis new confided to her nurse, “so I can duties April 1.
honor student ‘had been dancing. given her choice of losing her leg !
ted Pauley, secretary, and Mary Durbin, treas-
officers at formal ceremonies Monday t Hotel Lincoln. Mrs. Walter Phillips | will become reigning queen of the local
embers bflat 8 " Sa odge 9.2 8; will De hla 1120 &. road 0 SRE R Pen ) oe oho Pt tires ws P Ma Mabel Cook,|the hall. Mrs, worthy | grand.
quartermaster; Robert McKenna, chaplain; Roy Jackson, trustee; | Ira Gray, judge advocate; and Lee { Belton, surgeon.
Charles A. McCotter, Indianapolis
been appointed to head a district
Mark Twain Association of Indi'ana; Ine, will meet at Central |Y. W. C. A at 8 p. m. Tuesday. [events district Eastern Star cho{rus will sing and Mrs. W, P. Sarber {will give a book review.
Indianapolis Liederkranz wil] hold a festival opening the “bock beer” {season tomorrow night in its hall, 1417 E. Washington st. Carl Kiefer and his orchestra will play for!
| Sigma Delta Kappa, legal frater{nity, will meet at 12:15 p. m. Mon{day at 117 N. Illinois st. An army air force movie will be shown.
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Mrs. Nettie Harmon has been elected president of the past presidents league of Ma). Anderson, Women’s Relief Corps No. 44. Other officers named were: Mrs. Maud Hennigar, vice president; Mrs. Prancis Buis, secretary; Ss. Grace E. Hoffmeyer, treasurer; Mrs. Nelle Pfeffer, cheer card chairman; Mrs. Stella Rariden, telephone chairman, and Mrs. Mary Haley, publicity, ne
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| North Park chapter 404, O. E 8. will :45 p. m. Tuesday at North Park Masonic temple. Degrees will be conferred and a reception will ‘be held for new members. Ts. illlan Hewes is worthy matron and John Stelzel, worthy patron,
Ways and means committee of Indianapolis council No. 57, Daughters of America, will hold a ca rty at 8:30 p. m, Monday in the council hall, 1609's Prospect st.
Auxiliary of Golden Rule chapter, O. 8., hold a .covered dish luncheon at .the home of Mrs, Dorothy Spivey, 1031 N. nd ave, at 12:30 p. m. Monday. Mrs. Helen Ruskaup is chapter president.
Brightwood chapter 399, O. E, 8, will hold. a called meeting: Monday at: 6:30 p. m.' st Veritas Masonic temple. The reception of new members initiated dur-
Mrs. Alice Dingle is worthy matron and Ralph Waymire, worth patron.
8., will hold a luncheon Monday in the home of Mrs. Pannie Steinmetz, 1038 Churchman ave. A meeting and election will be held after the luncheon.
Members of Brightwood chapter 399, O. E. 8., will hold public installation ceremonies at 8 p. m. March Mrs. Helen M. Scholey will be installed worthy matron. -
Naomi chapter, O. E.
The women of the Altar society of St. Patrick's Catholie church will hold a chicken dinner from 11 a to 1p m Bunday at the school hall,
Members of the Allison Star club will meet at 7:30 p. m., Tuesday, at the home of Lena Gilmore, 1422 Marlowe ave.
Mopars of Memortal post No, 3, Aller, foan Legl: sponsor a dance a p.m. tomorrow in the Antlers hotel
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