Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 June 1948 — Page 21
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rian; Mrs. Martin Lamb, at arms, and’ Mrs, J, ple, parliamentarian. members-at-large to | were Mesdames Harry Sterling M. Harvey and Donnell. Mrs. Christie Bell were elected dele he district council with sons and Mrs. Wettrick tes. es to the state convene be Mesdames Frank nel] and Jasper Rogers,
adden-Nottingham Unit ‘Tuesday at the Post’ {1a m. The group will gical dressings for cannts, Miss Ruth Fields e hostess. rval Robison was res | resident of the. unit, cers are Mrs. Constance er and Mrs. Lynn Clark, second vice presidents; y Mitchell and Mrs, Wilhooley, recording and ding secretaries, haries Beckham, trease . Orville Haallton, serMrs. Albert
Mrs. Schulmeyer will be ates to the department n. Mrs. Rex McConnell “Beckham will: be the X 2
Entertain d Mrs. Theodore Buck intertained members of rey Chapter of the ITSC husbands at their cabin "County.
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For Wedding F east Lavishly
dipped in fondant; tea and coffee. Wedding cake and champagne
” WEDDING SUPPER Caviar canape. Chicken and sweetbread salad served
with a jigger of Creme de Menthe poured over each serving, or Biscuit Tortini (macaroon
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spoon of paprika and beat well with two tablespoons of lemon|s juice and three tablespoons of salad oil. 3 :
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Dinner | Pork chops and Spanish rise.
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By JEAN TABBERT . IF YOU'RE PLANNING an extra-special meal to honor Father on his day, consider the informal one. It will receive enthusiastic cheers from Dad, who likes to
dren, who enjoy coming in from
changing cl Ham'n ey Rolls, casual as any picnic, but distinguished as a chef could ask, are an easy kind of sandwich to prepare ‘ahead of time. ‘Then they can *
FATHER'S DAY ATTRACTION —A platter of Ham'n Cheese Rolls will appeal
to most Dads who like their meals served in an informal sting. This dish will star in
rd picnic supper.
moment’s notice. The shredded cheddar cheese to bé sprinkled over the sandwich with a lavish hand teams tastily with the ground ham in the nutritious Alling, °
Serve the rolls. with a, green
_salad, coffee of a cold beverage, / and you'll have 8 supper. or play at the jast minute without Runchson that's as popular as
8 easy to prepare. . 8.8
HAM "N CHEESE ROLLS
- 1 ¢, ground cooked ham 14 ¢. chopped plekles 3% tnpi-salt ooo con : be popped into the oven at a > '% tsp. pepper
1 tbsp. grated onion 1 tsp. Worcestershire sauce 6 tbsps. mayonnaise 4 frankfurter rolls 1 ¢. shredded American or sharp| cheddar cheese Combine the ham. pickles, salt, pepper, onion, ‘Worcestershire ” sauce and mayonnaise. Split” the rolls through the. center of the top and stuff with the ham mix-
“ture. Cover thé top of each roll
with shredded cheese and place in a moderate oven (350 degrees F.) until. he cheese melts. Serve at once: & Serves four.
Let's Eat—
By META
during hot weather,
Use the Fruit Plate to Ped Up ‘Menus
GIVEN
FRUIT, WHETHER IT is fresh or canned, is one of the , best! {ways to vary daily menus. A fruit Epa, such as we suggest in Monday's luncheon, is a change from
the heavy foods served
Change the ingredients with the season, Always allow for fresh fruits as they become plentiful and inexpensive, and fill in
with the canned ones in the meantime. 5 The menus for next week follow. ! » r . MONDAY Breakfast Tomato juice. Poached eggs on-toast.
Luncheon Fruit plate of watermelon balls, canned pears, raspberries, créam cheese and nuts.
Buttered spinach. } Lettuce, avocado and beet salad. . Bread and square with lemon butter cream © Milk to drink: Four cups for - each child; two cups for each adult, in addition to that used in
wedges Poached ‘eggs on toast . Luncheon *Crabmeat salad on tomato
Rist podang 4
nner ; Oxtail stew (carrots and onions) Mashed potatoes Lettuce a with blue cheese
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today's menus. Ld ~ » rumaDAY ZW. Marsend 5%, Breakfast Cantaloupe uce
Applesa Whipped 8 cafoes Succotash
Lettuce and canned peach salad *Cherry muffins Red raspberry ice
Milk to drink: Three cups for each child; one cup for each
adult, in addition bo that used in the day's Tens, ¥
SATURDAY : Breakfast
Grapefruit halves { French .toast with butter and with asterisks will appear tomor-
powdered sugar
' | Bread pudding with hard sauce
Luncheon" : Cream of corn soup . Lettuce, chopped bacon and cream cheese sandwi . on whole wheat bread \. Sugared Soughuts
Dinne Braised short ribs oF beef Baked potatoes : Buttered spinach Lettuce. and sliced beet salad Bread and butter’
Milk to drink: Three cups for each child; one cup for "each ladult, in addition to that used in, the day's menus.
» SUNDAY
: Breakfast Fruit cup made of melon balls,
Streusel coffee cake Scrambled eggs
Dinner Roast shoulder of lamb Browned potatoes Buttered summer squash Lettuce, watercress and sliced tomato salad Bread and butter *Lemon tarts Open House *Petit fours Open-faced sandwiches Fruit punch A Mints Nuts Supper Roast pork sandwiches left from Friday) Applesauce Coleslaw Chocolate chip cookies Milk to drink: Four cups for each child; two cups for each adult, in addition. to that used lin the day's menus, »
(pork
*Recipes for + dishes marked | row through Wednesday. -
. THE INDIANAPOLIS TrMEs
Informal Meal Is Best. on v Father's Day
Gardening— Garden Grows
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74-Year-Old Cares For Backyard Plot By MARGUERITE SMITH WON'T DDT kill aphids? That's the yearly question of beginning gardeners. No, alas, not all kinds. And aphids seem to be having a political convention this year to judge by the numbers getting together every-
Rotenone dust is the easiest tontrol for these pests that suck plant juices. But nicotine’
Use one to two teaspoons in-a gallon of water. Add a few soap grains and it will stick
~ ~ ” 3 GARDEN biography: Mrs, E. F. Waits, 937 N. Sheffield Ave., learned to raise food a long time ago-—in Tennessee. “When my mother died she wanted us to keep the family together. I was the oldest of 13 children. So I went to work in the fields,” Mrs, Waits recalls, “But during ‘the first World War the doctors sald they needed me to help out with sick folks. L just used sense taking care of thém, that was all.’ I'd had to quit school too early to learn much from books. So } read my doctor's discarded medical journals." . Here in Indianapolis Mrs. Waits turns her energies to 4 gardening. Two years ago (she ‘was then 72) she took care of three plots in the Flanner House project, raising six bushels of sweet potatoes, quantities of peanuts, even corn for her
By MRS. ANNE CABOT This pretty pansy chair set ia
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» » ” SUE BURNETT SHE ALWAYS plans for - "CY snsssnsarenns State. .... summer dry spells. “Start your The Indianapolis Times ot . garden early and plant deep, | 214 W. Maryland St, Then it will grow during drouth. = ts RT XS Meevtun Hospital Sets soil. keep cultivating, . too. This backyard was like & No. 8280 Price 25¢ Orientation rock, bul keep loosent it up. Plants can’t grow 30 OF hs BIO « sussere An orientation period for 56
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pick-axe.) NAME. 0 Svesssssrsase serene [held at the school today, tomorMy thanks to Albert A. row and Sal . Fourteen of Moore, director of Flanner Breet cuvsecssssssnesnsnssnnee the applicants have applied for House Gardens, for telling me . |the class beginning June 28, the about Mrs. Waits, City SERNA RNRERIIARS State. ..eee remainder for the ’ September . 5. —————————————————— class. . MORE - NOTES -.on roses: a qos “4. The June class will be the first when Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sgro Statistics Relate in the history of the school to
moved to 4765 English Ave. several years ago, they acquired one of those overs clumps of old-fashioned roses. Divided the bushes now make an attractive hedge (and a thorny fence) for front and side yards, Mrs. Clyde A. Warner, 3844 Creston Dr. is very proud of
Working Motives
WASHINGTON-—Records show that 84 per cent of the employed {women in the United States work because they must. Another 8 per cent work for some specific purpose such a buying a home. Only the remaining eight per cent work primarily because they
vember, great iy pp have been fa‘mous in any field which he chose to honor. ..Although medical investigator, is also a poet, covering two fields, . {therefore, which a few other medi cal men have succeeded in doing.
chickens. With 15 entries in ; $2 pages brimful of - one garden show shé won 15° jon: fotos: free en i Chicago 7, IIL prizes. No. 5460 Price 16¢, | Now whens *got- AN PEIDLOR AN, BOOK von ren osm arpa canned for two years” so this ("To order pattern or our summer she's content to keep | Fashion Book, use the coupon NEMS suiicrsvissrmnrssresnns |
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New Brain Surgery Methods Evolved By EDWIN P. JORDAN, M. D. ONLY too often great men and
women are not fully honored until after they have died. Only a few are likely to be-fully recognized for the great men that they really are while still living. Such a man is Sir Charles whose
standing of the rank with Hoary discovery of Ihe way in which the blood circu
who was 90 in No‘ike many other
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oe... 8 THE greatest contribution which Sir Charles made to med icine was his important: work called the Integrative Action of the Nervous System, first published in 1906.+This stupendous work was the result of long years of painstaking study. - He revolutionized our understanding of the nerves carrying pain and other feeling and of the nerves passing to muscles and causing movement. Indeed, Sir Charles’ studies have formed the basis for much of the improvements in surgery of the brain‘and nerves which have become possible since before the first World War and which have resulted in
of surgery.
DR. ANSWERS | “Question? - What: 1% “the
cause of diaper rash and what éan be done for it? Answer: In most ‘cases of diaper ' rash ammonia is forined in the wet diaper by the growth of bacillus which splits the urinary urea into
rinsed thoroughly in clear,
final rinse of boric acid solution. Bpetil Soothing lotions rather than soap and water are best for the inflamed skin,
her husband's specialty, climbing roses. He has 11 kinds, For good bloom he finds it's important to clip off all the flowers when they've faded. “So I get my basket and shears and do - it,” says Mrs. W.
like the job or want a little extradition, spending money. classes,
Secretary Rings Bell LOS ANGELES-Probably the only feminine bellmaker in the United States Is an wn Miss Evangeline Aldrich of city, prior to her bellmaking ca-
tour ‘the hospital
in social activities of the school.
Feminine Jet Pilot NEW YORK-—-Mrs. Ann Baum-
this [gartner Carl of Oyster Bay, N: Y., ca-iis the first woman to fly a jet
Send letters for the garden column to Marguerite Smith,
they will attend some and y nurses’ residence and participate] - 3 hey
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” * * ‘WEDNESDAY Breakfast Sliced bananas on ready to eat cereal with sugar and cream Sweet rolls Luncheon Chopped olive and nut a
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Lettuce, molded gelatin salad of grated carrot and cabbage in lemon gelatin Bread and butter Watermelon slices Milk to drink: Two and three- | fourths cups for each child; threefrie cup for each adult, in addition to that used in the day's
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» r THURSDAY Breakfast Tomato juice Soft-cooked eggs | Hot buttered toast Luncheon | Peanut butter, bacon and lettuce
{Lattuce, avocado and green pep- [ pér salad Bread and butter Cherry. cream pie Milk to drink: Three and onehalf cups for each child; one and one-half cups for each adult, in addition to that used in the ays menus, | "ie 8 FRIDAY Breakfast
Fresh pears Milk- toast_with bacon Erumbled over the top r
Luncheon Frut plate of fresh pineapple slices, cream cheese and blue-,
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berries Brown bread and orange mar- | sandwiches .
Teen Problems—
Check This List of Don’ ts’
By JEAN THERE ARE certain little things that just “aren't done,”
kids. They come under the head of cheap behavior. So “check this list.
Never call ‘older persons by
{thelr Brot mashes unless they
ask you to do so. Never slap adults on the back. Better skip it with kids you don't know well, too. »~ EERE J NEVER put your hands on people when you're talking with thi Don’t be the type who fusses with a boy's necktie. or fingers a gal's bracelet or nudgea or pats or tugs. Never crdwd so close to folks that you breathe down their necks or puff in their faces. ~ ~ . YOU SEE, all these acts are offensive intimacies. Fastidious folks resent them. ¥
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more, they label you as overeager and ill at ease, puppy dog licks and paws --that's the only way-he can show affection. Mature human beings use words’ and gestures and facial expression,
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