Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 December 1949 — Page 14
"There tmas tree and at least one: sanon party in “every traditional Yuletide season, The tree is a feast for the eyes. The eggnog 18 'a combination of “eggs and dairy foods spiced with friendship, You need a great- hearted punch bowl of silver, china or glass, a 1 large ladle and small punch cups 7 . in profusion. ‘Arrange all these symbols of | { holiday welcome on a corveniently placed table. -As each guest 3 arrives, "he is greeted with a cup 4 of eggnog. ] Remember that eggnog, with its base of milk and cream, is a real food éven though served in party spirit. Because of this, only light side refreshments need to be served with it, such as highly flavored butter sandwiches and fruit cake.
o ® n TRADITIONAL EGGNOG Bix eggs, two-thirds cup sugar, one and one-half quarts milk, one-half teaspoon salt, one and one-half quarts light cream; two tablespoons vanilla, one cup heavy cream, grated nutmeg. Beat eggs and sugar together until all grains of sugar have dissolved. Add milk and salt and chill in refrigerator overnight or for at least four or more hours, When ready to serve, add light cream which has been thoroughly chilled and vanilla, Pour into punch bowl, Beat cold, heavy cream until frothy and pour over eggnog; sprinkle with grated nutmeg. Serves 25 punch cups.
» » ” ICE CREAM NOG . One quart vanilla or eggnog lee cream (bulk), six eggs, one-fourth teaspoon salt, two and one-half quarts milk, two to three tablegpoons vanilla, grated nutmeg. |
The old-fashioned holiday p
cake and sandwiches. Makes apout 25 punch cups.
Friday's Menu—
i’ n BREAKFAST: Stewed I ice cream is purchased far In dried fruit, buttered waffles, advance, place in freezing com- sirup or honey, coffee, milk. partment of refrigerator. Remove LUNCHEON: Tom about 15 minutes before ready to juicé, toasted cheese A be use. | chopped vegetable sandTo prepare ice cream nog: Add! yiches, baked apples, tea, salt to eggs in mixing bowl; beat! my, . until light and frothy. Stir in| pPINNER: Broiled halibut
milk and vanilla. Chill, When
steak, parsley lemon butter, ready to serve, pour milk-egg|
boiled potatoes, buttered
mixture into punch bowl. Add ice] broccoli, Melba toast, apple cream in large spoonfuls and’ pie, coffee, milk. CHRISTMAS STORE HOURS
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Look, fellas — here's a gift to keep her looking pert and lovely at the breakfast table. i sasy fo slip on . , . a breeze fo wash and iron. . . and so very pretty with its tiny waist and full skirt.
Fresh and flowery — it's. quick-and-
MORRISONS BUDGET DRESSESTHIRD FLOOR
Eggnog oO! og Part of Old-Fashioned Yule Party |
sprinkle grated nutmeg over top. ~
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Jous 1ears | 8ky Room. Working on the games will be [Dates—Bupply adequate. Slightly cheaper | feels he must bow to the dictan gat” your we | Mrs. Kathryn Price Dunn, Mesdames Fred Koch, William ripped of his orowd or tread a Grapefrait—Pienti (Quality Reasonable, | president, will be in charge of a Faust, Carl Kiefer. Caroline Ober-| solitary path Lo bite Yucheaper than the pink short business session. The pro- ting, Thomas . McCormack and| A member of a anob-mob is Nuts All Lypes cheaper. very mood quatity gram and entertainment after- [Josephine Coll. on pins and needles lest he |Oranges—Floridas are very nice, Ca om. ward will be directed by Miss = Mrs. Armbruster and Mn, Ber. OL IS of aver anten he or ally, Co ’ . . 'nard Weimer are chairmen of| : [pears Rather high . = Mabel Dunn, program chair tickets she has to boycott old friends ersimmons- undan chen ; ————————————————————— 8 b © tances in ord- | | Pluekunies Adequate ‘supply; medium Mrs. Andrew Bicket will be in { hr oy } 2 quaints gang's good 8 ne More wiful; very nice re 8 y f Tangeris * cheaper, Dod ro vice charge of the collection and TSC Unit to Mark | graces. It's rugged for a de- #« u = distribution of jelly and other | cent guy or gal, isn’t it? SND . ; FRESH VEGETABLES delicacies for needy institutions Christmas Anniversary And what a beating outsiders . . } sha or The 25th Christmas anniver- and newcomers take! Often Beet Abu r . " arty brings cheery eggnog. fruit | Braccoli—Ple: mifu cheap Riley Chapter, ITSC, sarve of the Victorian Chapter,| their disappointment and sufFd tre tr bund the demand.’ ITSC. will be celebrated tomor-| fering drives them underground
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Strong Rulers |
Change to Democracy © Will.Come Slowly By ELEANOR ROOSEVELT
NEW YORK, Dec. 15--Many of us in this country are dis-
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turbed by persistent reports that Nazis are being placed in many im portant positions in Ger-
many. It is a good time to! examine the — whole tion. I Those of us | “Who have Known Ger: i many and the Germans for | “a long timie— and my knowledge goes back 50 years, since I went there as a little girl--have a rather long perspective on the German character. Germans like authority, They have been accustomed to direction and to being told what to do in every phase of their existence. You do not change the character of a people overnight. They may not have liked the Nazi regime. But they accepted it because {it represented authority. Now, as they get control of their own affairs, they are going to put back into places of authority the people they are accustomed to have manage their affairs, whether in economic, governmental, educational or religious fields. n ” »
SOME OF these leaders may have become convinced of the evils of Nazi government, We | may, through our efforts at education, help teach some of the younger people democratic ways. If there .is enough exchange on the student level, some young people may become convinced of the value of a democratic and free country. The United States is fighting
a real battle for democracy in Germany against tremendous odds. The best argument we
have to offer is example.
own behavior here and that of our representatives in Germany will be convincing proof that the democratic way of life is desirable,
Sorority Chapter Plans Yule Party
Misses Dottie and Bettelu Lesh-| will be
er, 554 N. Oriental St. hostesses at 7:30 p. m. today for the Christmas party of the Omega Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi
|Soror ity.
The social committee’ includes {Miss Bettelu Lesher, chairman; Miss Marilyn Dunn, co-chairman; {Misses Jean Nash, Mary Facker
|and Jerry Smith.
Betrothed
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Photo. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Hayden, 1235S. Meridian St., nounce the approaching “mar-
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Elizabeth, to Harold Lewis Green, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Green, 188] Shelby St. The vows will be read Dec. 3t in St. Mark's Catholic Church,
The Market Bartel Fruit ~~ =
Supply Is Ample
|vegetables will
a il [Carrots Ple |Caulifiower—C heap ie * upRlY doquats Celery- re tie Cue umbers—8t fl}. priced {Green beans—S8till a littie high-priced | Kale—Plentifu
| Turnips—Plentiful,
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riage of their daughter, Mary |
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Vegetables Listed As Plentiful
By JEAN TABBERT SUPPLIES OF most fruits and, be ample this| |week-end. Apples, cranberries {and grapes will add their color, to the market basket along with| tangerines, bananas and oranges.
(Vegetables listed among the| nleptiful items will include beets, | brussel sprouts, carrots
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broceolt, and kale. | . ss FRESH FRUITS Apples—Excelient quality, Cheap. Many big sizes availabie . Avocados—Ample SuRply Cheaper. Bananas—C heaper, Abundant, Nice quality. Cotonuts-~-At peak availability oder
tely priced | Cranber Ses Abundant; price a little higher, tut still cheaper than in prev-
Slightly cheaper abundant less peEnsiv a little high
ettuce — | eat varie! vy Is abundant and very wd quality, Yatiny is a Hite nicher in price "out |
ap | ashram: 2 Mediu im price;
adequate supMlans—Prices are higher; quality is wos Paranips— Plentiful ¥ |
| Peppers—Abundant; inexpensive
statoes—Abundant supply of all types | very nice quality, Not much price] Range | Sumpking Enough to fii] the demand
uash—Cood quality: adequate supply
{Sweet potatoes — e a little higher abundant | Tomatoes—Average quality; price a little higher
By MARGUERITE SMITH |
ground -corncobs as. a winter mulch? Wilshire Road: -
A——A--heap of rotting corncobs (whole ones) will produce some of the best tomatoes and cucumbers ever raised. Ground cobs have the advantage of] decomposing faster. And they are plentiful in this state of] the tall corn. I've been told some mills give them away since their common practice] has been to burn this wonderful | soil conditioner. Ground corncobs, like other decaying mate-| rials, tend to grab some] nitrogen out of the soil. I would | not use ground cobs arourid the crown of any plant that dislikes | much moisture during the winter. if ‘you can get them.
Send questions on gardening to Mrs. Smith, The Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis 2
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Plans Party
cratic Club. It will be at 8 p. m, tomorrow in the Claypool Hotel
To Meet Tomorrow
The ITBC Chapter will meet at tomorrow in Otto M, Benz Jr inexpensive, York St.
On’ the
man:
Rodkey photo Mrs. Afflis
Mrs. Margarét Afflis is the Grego
Those in
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James Whitcomb noon the home of 5734 E . the Victorian Mrs. Noble Reynolds will | speak. honor guests.
St. Lo Guild Plans Card Party
C | Hospital Organization | To Hold Bake Sale |
| The St. Francis Hospital Guild| iwill sponsor a card party and | {bake sale at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow | {in the Food Craft Shop.‘ Mrs.| {C. Harry Wolrhaye is chairman {of the event and Mrs. Julius ArmIbruster is her assistant. . bake sale committee! ima Mrs. Frank Oberting, chairand Mesdames Albert |8pringman, Edward Tritmpe, Wil-|. liam Lossin, Charles Schneider, {Henry Gardner, Harry Achgill, J. | Albert Léckner, G. L. Mcfariand, | William F. Klepfer and Balint jAntoony and Miss Nettie Mc-
charge arrangements chairman for the |, i505 are Mesdames Amos “Hue-| | annual Christmas party of the |geje Marion County Women's Demo- {Nicholas Volz, William F. Mur(phy, John Heidenreich and Harry
1. G. Boyd, Roy Nation, |
row in the home of Riley Ritter, 3136 Graceland Ave. The presidents and yice presi-| . wv = Mrs. dents of the Alexandrian and Co-| New lumbian Chapters group,
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4 By JEAN YOU KNOW about crowd of special| cruelty, I suppose—the spite
and snobbery and just plain meanness that crops up In teen-age society, The average teeher joins a clique a: self-protection.
Mrs. Paul; to moody bookishness or cheap
associations,
WHAT TO do? Well, a new kid must go slow. Look the ground over; don’t date hap-
| hazardly; pick the crowd you |
sponsored by will be,
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THURSDAY, DEC. 15, 1040 Don't Be a Snob: I#'s Cruel
admire and make yourself ha > much like them as possible. If you're definitely boycotted, check to make sure it fsm't your fault. Some of the rdasons for ostracism are! Lack of personal cleaniness, cheap or dirty talk, being deliberataly “different,” stuck-up or cocky. When: crowd cruelty operates without due cause, we cure must come from the insiders. Maybe an official program of clubs and activity groups is the answer. It has worked in some schools, why not try it in yours, Big Shot? .
Auxiliary Unit
To Give Party
| The Eagles Unit, American Lee gion Auxiliary, will have its Yule meeting and party at 8 p. m. to-
day in the post home, 43 W, Ver’
mont St. Mrs. L. F. Tague is chairman, Mrs. Anna Amick and Mrs,
Anna Beard, Gold Star mothers of the unit, will be honor guests, Members of the American Leglon Post also have been invited, There will be a gift exchange and a “white” gift for a Christ. mas basket. Sunday the unit and post will distribute gifts to the veterans in Sunnyside Sanatorium. Mrs, Tague, unit rehabilitation -chaire man, and E, L. Slinger, post come mander, are in charge.
250 Peaches from Tree
| BOSTON—Mrs. Muriel Tuckey lof New England picked 250 |peaches this year from a tree that grew from a peach stone she planted 13 years ago. 8he put the |seed in a flower pot * ‘Just for fun,”
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