Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 May 1947 — Page 17

or in the garden. The more familiar herbs, such as parsley, chives, sage, mint, savory, fennel and dill, also q may be grown in pots. It is a boon . to good cooking to have these fine seasonings on hand. » o » PAN-BROILED TOMATOES (For Tuesday dinner) 8 large meaty tomatoes (2% lbs.) % c. butter (or half bacon drip- ! pings) ! \ 1 1 tsp, thyme | 1 tsp. salt 13% tbsps. finely chopped onion Wash tomatoes and cut out the core and the blossom end. Melt butter in a skillet, add the thyme, salt and _onion and simmer gently until onion is soft, about five minutes. . Slice tomatoes one inch thick or j cut them in half crosswise. Lay ’ them in the seasoned butter and Ye simmer slowly, spooning the fat over them from time to time. When tomatoes begin to soften on under side after cooking one or two minutes, turn carefully, using a panpake turner or large spatula. Continue cooking. They should not be cooked until mushy. Pour hutter over them when served. Garhish with parsley. Serves five,

» ” » LIVER SAUSAGE MUSHROOM SANDWICHES (For Wednesday luncheon) 1 ¢. mashed liver sausage (14 1b.)

% c. finely chopped mushrooms 1 tbsp. butter, : % tsp. Worcestershire sauce Salt, (if desired) Mayonnaise Combine liver saysage and mushrooms which have been sauted in the butter until tender. Add Worcestershire sauce, salt ind mix ifn enough mayonnaise to bind ingredients together. This mixture may be used for a sandwich spread. When spread on potato chips it makes unusual hors d'oeuvres. Makes about 1% cups.

Sorority Chapter

HM To Have Dinner Theta. chapter, Delta Sigma Kappa sorority, ‘will have a buffet dinner at 7 p. m. Wednesday at the Jl Warren hotgl. New officers will be ‘I installed. Members who attended the. national convention at Cleveland last Friday through Sunday included Miss Augusta Clinton, council member; Mrs, Eugene Tate, delegate; Mesdames Herbert Mutch, Wayne Leeke and Joseph Hargitt, Miss Catherine Wheeler and Miss Rose

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FUTURE BRIDE—A wedding

“July 6 will unite Miss Hazel Lois

Karsner and Robert A, Voorhis. Parents of the couple are Mrs, Anna Karsner, 2164 Broadway, and Mr. and Mrs. Herman H. Witt, Troy ave. The ceremony will. be in the Woodruff Place Baptist church.

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DATE SET — Mr, and Mrs Tonny K. McGaughey, Russellville, announce the engagement of their daughter, Madge, 422| Boulevard pl., and Donald M. Fruits, 3305 N. Graceland ave. The wedding will be Aug. 24 in Sweeney chapel, Butler univer. sity. :

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year, Topics to be discussed include “Laying the, Ground Work,” Mrs. Walter L. Caley; “Your P.-T. A.” Mrs. Earl H. Stumpf; “Leadership in the P.-T. A.” Mrs. Bert C. McCammon; “Principal-President Cooperation,” Mrs, Edith Forest and Mrs. Harrison Collier, and “Planning the Program,” Mrs. William C. Strahl. Business Meeting Parent education leaders will meet with the group for the first three topics. Their own conference will be conducted by Mrs. Harold Eickhoff, council parent-education chairman. The council will have its May meeting at 1:30 p. m. the same day. After a short business meeting, Mrs. Frank Rieman, treasurer of the Indiana Congress of Parents and Teachers, will speak on “Training P.-T. A Leaders.” The Mothersingers will provide music. Mrs, Walter L. Thoms, former council president, will install new officers.

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P.-T. A. Council Sets Conference At War Memorial Building For Presidents and Leaders

The Indianapolis Council of Parent-Teacher Associations will conduct a conference for P.-T. A. presidents, program chairmen and parent education leaders from 9:30 to 11 a. m, Wednesday in the War Memorial

The conference, centering on the functions -and objects of the organization, is to help the groups plan effective programs for the coming

Beauties’ Hints— Yellow Taboo With Gray Hair

By ALICIA HART NEA Staff Writer BE CAREFUL of the dress colors

you choose, if your hair is going through the graying stage. What you wang to rule out of your wardrobe are browns, tans and yellows. These seem to emphasize the unwanted tinge in haw

sition. » » . BY PICKING powerful opposites in dress colors, you can play down the undesirable tone in your hair. Navy blue .and dark blue-greens are usually good. A very dark gray dress color can dominate hair tones with a yellowish cast, Black can hold its own successfully with any color mixture in the hair. If black is trying to the face, relieve it with flattering pink placed at the neckline. Reinforce

that's going through a color tran-|

ENGAGED — Miss Frances, Provenzano and Ralph Pella, | 640 S. New Jersey st, will be married June 8 in Holy Rosary Catholic church. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Sal vatore Provenzano, 640 S. New Jersey st. and Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Pella, Braddock, Pa.

Payton photo. JULY DATE SET—Miss Bonnie Mae Campbell and Louis Lazaropolis Jr., will be married July 18 at the Irvington Presbyterian church. Parents “of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. William O. Campbell, 442 S. Arlington ave., and Mr. and Mrs. Lazaropolis, 33 N. Walcott st.

: "Photo Reflex photo. TO BE WED—Miss Gladys Kassenbrock will become the bride of Frank Skufca on June 21. Her parents are Mr, and Mrs. Edward C. Kassenbrock, 1205 Union st., and he is the of Mrs. Mary Skufca, 931 Ketcham st, The rite will be in Sacred Heart church,

Pritch-Hale photo. WED—Mrs. Anthony J. Voi was Miss. Doris Mae Hendrix before her marriage May 18. She is the daugh-

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ter of Mr. and Mrs. LaBorn Hendrix,, Beech Grove. Mr. Voi is the brother of Mrs, Theodore Caito, 909 S. New Jersey st.

Holland photo. JUNE RITE—Mr. and Mrs, Charles Knarzer, 333 N. Warman ave., announce that their sdaughter, Eleanor, will be married June 7 to James Doyle, 2529'/, E. 10th st. The wedding ceremony will be solemnized at 9 a. m. in St. Anthony's Catholic church.

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MAY BRIDE—A ceremony May 7 united Miss Doris Ellen Wheeler and Dr. Fred Toumey. She is the daughter of Mrs. C.

S. Wheeler, 5678 Central ave., and ‘his parents are Mr. and Mrs, Frederick Toumey, Ridgeville. :

Five hundred forty-six dozen doughnuts were sold by Valeria

make her the Doughnut Queen of

doughnut chairman.

Language” in three days.

this flattery with a rosy make-up.

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Wasson’s for the Finest in Venetian, Blinds,

Goodloe, 1007 N. Pershing ave. to the train bearer Members of the court were girls registration. Proceeds from doughIndianapolis Camp Fire Girls. She|who sold the highest and the next [nut sales are used in the Camp was crowned at the “Dolly Dough” | highest number of coronation party at Tomlinson hall| each of - the recently by Robert C. Burnett, 1947 | Norma Koster-

Camp Fire Girl Is Crowned. ‘Doughnut Queen’

Beverly Bernhardt, a Blue Bird,|trict will receive a week at camp.

who lives at 922 Belle Vieu pl, was

“districts. Mrs.

Smith, of the and recreation

Betty Schriener, 1236 Eugene st.,|department, were in charge of was runner-up and acted as crown |games at the event.

bearer in the coronation ceremony. | First prize winners in each dis- | this morning at the Claypool hotel.

doughnuts in Fire girl camping program. , fl

and Mrs, Ruth Council Meets

Second prize winners will receive five dollars’ toward their camp

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The Marion County Council of Parent-Teacher associations met

will be June 8. Friendships Speeded

By Hobbies A HOBBY can be your vacationtime entree to interesting new

friendships that add fun to a holiday. A camera swung into action, for instance, is as good an opening to casual conversations as a promenade at home with an engaging pup. The click of the camera shutter is a signal for fraternal questions from other camera “bugs.” » » ~ CAMERA models, shutter speeds, evposures, special techniques "and! composition provide topics of absorbing interest to vacationers with the same hobby. If you are staying at a resort, guests who have no cameras themselves will respond to your friendly offers to take their picture. Such snapshots presented with your compliments are friendly gestures which carry more impact than letters of introduction.

» ” ” SKETCHING or painting is another conversation-starter. No mat ter how amateurish her art work, the girl who pulls out a canvas or a sketch pad soon has an audience. In it there are apt to be some potential pals who can add more fun to her holiday. Proficiency in an active sport— tennis, golf; swimming or even shuffieboard—is an open sesame to casual friendships with other

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