Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 February 1948 — Page 23

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* 1:30 o'clock. rt L. Maillard an of the program com- ! mittee for the e course.

are Robert E. “Walker, realtor and Shiirman of the North Side Realtors, a division of the Indianapolis Real Estate Board, and

GLASSWARE FROM ITALY—Hand-painted scenes of Venice are drawn on these hand-blown Venetian glasses shown above. The sketches are done in bright mulficolors and come through the House of Italian Handicrafts, a clearing house for Italian imports in this

, Van’ Briggle, home rvice bureau manager of the Siroadmen’ s Federal Savings & Loan Association. ; ' Architect to Address March 9 Session county. The glasses are typical of the delicate handwork being mhree speakers are scheduled | Jona in Joly Such imports available in leading retail stores in the for the March 9 Dr Pier They in. in-| i Edwa Pierre ol ena Society of Architects, Let's Eat— "and Clarence T. Coatraction ¢ _amhitect of the Construction’ CC, } b Ni et Tndianapote,” ricken Livers utritious The third speaker will be Jota) Rithmiller, safety engineer for ‘4 d Ec l B z the Lumbermen’s Mutual Fire In-| 7 1 an conomica uy je wil be “Baiety In the Home." CHICKEN LIVERS she & 500 meat buy even though they cost eT ad hei esquent, from 80 to 98 cents a pound. There is no waste and the Siting 16, Marshall Abrams, man-| time is short. There also is little shrinkage and one can obtain rh director of the Construe- EE Tis S100 Paras from & EE t-te thas from ost] ton League, “Selecting a Con-| Other meats. tractor,” ina Hobart L. Mason, appeal to pat president o "livers of other domestic animals. | County Residential Builders] Therefore they. can be tol Hatmla ; educate the family palate for DeIP You to establish the liverMar. 23, I. W. Cotton, Indiana other kinds of liver. Engineers, to enjoy liver at least » “Heating, Cooling and Ventila-| once a week 1s oo. advantage to HOMINY AND LIVER BAKE ndi- individual One's . best 1% (For Monday dimmer)

"co guarantee against anemia is 2 31: ¢ water Mar. 30, Miss Dorothy Ben-| diet rich in minerals (especially 3, ¢ hominy grits

son, Institute of Deco-|IToR and copper), yitamins and ; tsp sait rators, “Home Decorating and Protein. Chicken livers % ¢. margarine Furnishi »» Mrs, Harriet West,|® Tich source of all these ele-'1y; my chicken livers Electric League of Indianapolis, | ents 1 tbsp. chopped onion “Adequate Wiring and Lighting,” This has been proved in experi- 2 c. thin white sauce ud James P. Cook, Indiana Bell| Mental studies made in some of 1 c. grated cheese Hiephone Co., “Telephone Serv-|the best laboratories in the coun-| 1; ec. dry bread crumbs BT . - TE er 10 - 6, Miss Sara ‘Glenn, Citi-{foods for their effectiveness in water 10 a Ga & Coke Utility, “Kitch-{curing anemia induced by acci- boil in the top of a double boiler. en Planning,” and Hans Bauck, dental loss of blood. Chicken Slowly add the hominy gri Wenager of the Mmajal sRplance ppliance livers, as well as gizzards, were Ting constantly Add om Meet sapecially te and cook for pne-half ho hour, tir-} chanical Wasson {there was need for a complete Servants ‘ring occasionaily. - . Pour in (about 7x7 loaf pan. rinsed in cold water. Cool until rm. or cubes. three cups cubed.) Melt the margarine, saute the livers and utes over a low heat Place a elephone 7411 layer of hominy cubes in ¥ Rlley , bottom of a well-buttered baking dish {four 0 2x eups). Glen Place a layer of chicken livers. Con tinue layers until all are wed] lending with a hominy layer. Pour in the white sauce. Mix [the grated cheese, bread crumbs

iand melted margarine together. i over the top of the casseI role. Bake in a moderate oven | (350 degrees F.) 20 to 25 minutes. Serves five to six.

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» » . M. JAUBERT said he and the boys had unlimbered their baritones in some classy and farflung boulevard bistros, but never ‘had seen hats so bewildering as ithose worn by Boston women. {Only in Miami, he said, did-giris {wear gold evening slippers during the day. “Their bathing suits are adequate,” he said. “Not so daring ‘as the French, but adequate. But dresses are too long. Skirts are (too full and swishy. too eccentric. Their clothes are loud at the wrong times and yet { whisper when they should shout.” “American women are beautiful” he conceded with the eyebrow flourish of the expert. “Two of our group are taking American brides home. Two others are trying. We agree the American woman is charming, intelligent and talented. “But she can’t dress.” od

Party Tuesday ‘Wall Honor ‘Bride-to-Be

Miss Irene Williamson will be the honor guest at a miscellane-

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Williamson, Beech Grove, are the parents of the prospective bride. Mr. | Dyer is the son of Mrs. Olive Dyer, Linton. The guests at the shower will {include Mesdames Williamson, | Dyer, James Fuller, Emerson |Cox, Ona Parks, Harry Williamson, Luther Spangler, Ralph iBolis and Thomas Williamson {Jr., Misses Bessie Tomey, Cor-

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' WASHINGTON Feb. 27—The : Women's Action Committee for Lasting Peace will hold its fifth annual convention in the Shoreham Hotel here April 7 through 9. The three-day meeting will include a talk by Warren R. Austin, 1. 8 Selegate to the United | Nations.

1a Variety of 1 Plastic Place Mats| | Will Delight Busy Homemakers

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paintings of appliqued gingham. Original Chinese prints and checked gingham appliqued at the corners with fruits the color of the check, are two other of the designs the plastic process seals. The price is a fraction of the originals from which they were copied. Block's have them, with the exception of the initialed mat; Ayres’ carry a complete line of the place mats, Family Hour Sunday

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