Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 December 1949 — Page 11

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Christmas

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Extra Work

Two Refrigerator Desserts Suggested

‘By GAYNOR MADDOX NEA Staff Writer Toa

NNESDAY, DEC. 21, 1849

CHRISTMAS DAY is no time! for extra. kitehen work. That's! why ‘hese two refrigerator des-|

serts are fn order. They can be. made the day before

- 1“ ” GRAHAM NESSELRODE CR™AM { One envelope plain gelatin, two cups milk, one-half cup sugar, | one-fourth teaspoon salt, two eggs, separated, one-fourth teaspoon almond flavoring, onefourth cup coarsely chopped | canned pineapple, one-fourth cup coarsely chopped maraschino! cherries, one-fourth cup chopped nutmeats, 10 graham crackers, finely rolled. Soak gelatin in milk in top of double. boiler five minutes. Add two ta“lespoons sugar and the 8 It. Cook over boiling water until gelatin is dissolved. Beat egg yolks with two tablespoons sugar. Blend small amount of mixture with egg yolks; return to double boiler and cook over hot (but net boiling) water until mixture coats spoon. Chill until sirupy.

@ry; gradually beat in remaining one-fourth cup sugar and flavor-| ing. Fold into custard. Fold in pineapple, cherries, nutmeats and graham cracker crumbs. Pour into loaf pan.

tlace in refrigerator urtil set. Unmold on platter. Garnish with

citron poins- {a and candied cherries, if desired. Serves six to ei~ht.

THURSDAY'S MENU

BREAKFAST: Canned grapefruit juice, oatmeal, raisin toast, butter or fontified nargarine. coffer. LUNCHEON: Frankfurters with cheese sauce, cole slaw, enriched bread, butter or fortified margarine, stewed dried fruit, oatmeal cookies, tea, milk, . DINNER: Beef and vegetable loaf, mushroom gravy, baked potatoes, baked acorn squash, enriched bread, butter or fortified margarine, |

raw carrot sticks, graham | nesselrode cream, coffee,

milk. -

2 More Events

Will Be Monday And New Year's Day

Two mor holiday open houses are added to the social calendar. Mr. and Mrs, Percy E. Lain, Moore Road, Traders Point, will

On-Calendar-

entertain from 3 to 6 p.m., Mon-

day, for their daughter, Jewell Jean. Miss Lain will return to

New York, where she is a Conover,

model, after the holidays. There are no invitations for the

iparty.

Mr.-and Mrs. Robert D. Arm-

strong, 5779 N, Pepnsvivania, St...

WIR have open house from 3 to 6 p.m. New Year's Day. The party will honor the Armstrong's daughters, Eleanor, who lives in Seattle: Katharine, why resides ‘in Zion, Ill, and Elizabeth, who is a student in DePauw University. No invitations have been sent. Balance of Power BOSTON—Women now hold the balance of power in politics in Boston, Mass. Of the city's 405,-|

|000 registered voters, more than

half are women.

Clever Wrappings Enhance Yule Gift App

The value of gifts can be. made priceless if charm and wit are added to Christmas wrappings. This girl turns a cardboard suit-box into globe-trotter's luggage with cellophane and stickers; puts goodies behind the bary-of a circus: ghimalédge and adds an amus-

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ing clown's head toa comical package. A pipe-cleaner skier guards

the gift held between candy-cane skis (upper right) and straw. Q. We recently moved to a small 3Ppear.

sippers are clustered to make a “taper” for candlestick package |

(lower right).

By MARJORIE SCILKEN NEA Staff Writer :

NEW YORK, Dec. 21 — Let {

your Christmas offerings be decked in wrappings that bespeak your cleverness. Many a low-priced gift gets a stamp of

value, plus a brand of charm !

that can't be bought, from an amusing, original or imagina-

tive package.

Use Yule Stickers. _. cn “*“%'Fe there big or bulky gifts to wrap? Turn a cardboard suit-

box in.o a globe-trotter’s trav- |

eling case. Use Christmas stickers in the guise of steamship or airplane stickers. Make lug-gage-like handles of twisted

| cord. String a Christmas card

from the handles, as steamship

| companies do, on which 1s writ“ten the recipient's name and a

(phony) cabin number and deck letter. Have you homemade goodfes to corral -into one hox? These will take on real im-

An Ideal Christmas Gift

Blue Grey White Chartreuse Gold Hunter Green Light Green Wine Peach Rose Turquoise

For Twice the Service Before Laundry “oo.

For Every Room In the House

Reversibte Twin Tuft Rugs

Size 24x36

Size 24x48 .....

Size 30x54 .....

Here's a rug that i

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s exactly alike on both sides . .

Size 36x60 ...0v...

..9.98

Size 48x72 ..:......17.98

, and that means

twice the good looks, twice the long wear, twice the service between launderings. Made of new, first quality cotton yarns on heavy duck backing . . . circled with matching fringe.

Lid Covers to Match ceisereeeien

Wasson's Rugs, Sixth Floor

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“animal |

i wheels from cardboard cheese |

boxes, which may also be filled

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turn the box into a wagon, | Wheels can be taped on with | Scotch tape.

Suggest Clown's Head

An amusing clown’'s head will add his. bit of fun to any cylindrical package. First wrap it with candy-striped paper. Top it with a plain rubber ball to make the clown’s head. Give him his funnyman features with cut-out bits of adhesive * tape. Use printed cellophane paper whirled into a cone to

“THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _. - earances

DISHING THE

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By MARGUERITE SMITH

place in the suburbs. There is a good deal of chicken manure in the chicken house and we

| . want to use it on what wili be Swollen and purple and death of fH + P f our vegetable garden next year. the tissue may set in. That nn S on ar y

Should we put it on now or wait

until’ spring?

NORTH OF CITY READER.

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[The Doctor ays

Serious’

{much cooling of the blood as it

Frostbite - Can Be

Act Quickly To Restore Circulation ‘By EDWIN P. JORDAN, M. D. | IN. VERY cold. weather the {blood vessels on the surface of {the ‘body contract. . This is na{ture’'s way of preventing too

jcomes in contact with cold sur{roundings. : | However, if the cold is too se{vere or lasts too long, the flow jof blood at. the surface is so greatly lessened that freezing or 'at least frostbite of the exposed {part is likely. | The tip of the nose, the ears, {the fingers and the toes are particularly vulnerable to frostbite. Frostbite -may come on-gradu-ally or suddenly-~the latter especially if the wind is high. First a stinging feeling is presenf in the exposed part, followed

By ELIZABETH HILLYER

IT'S TIME to start spread: ing Christmas greenery all over

by a pleasant numbness often without any pain. Sometimes [frostbite is discovered only by a [feeling of stiffness or the noticing lof a whitish appearance of the

exposed part

mm = i WHEN TdE [(ro.tbitten area begins to thaw, swelling develops

|severe cdAses, red or purple blisters filled with serum or blood may

After the frozen part has thawed it may remain cold and without feeling, later becoming

part eventually falls off. Whenever frostbite occurs thawing should be gradual in cool air

| A. There is one big objection to Or cold water. The practice of

spreading manure in early win- trying to rub snow over the frost-

ter. Soluble plant food may dissolve and get carried away by

bitten part is dangerous. | Nothing warmer than the heat

excessive rains. Obviously this/of the body should ever be tried,

is more likely to happen if the and a person who has been re-|

Bronte TOBE Whe oir cently frosthitten should not go spread the manure It's also an near a firé or into a fully heated

important factor if your garden

room - until the eirculation has

has even a slight slope to it. If been restored.

you can keep the manure dry until late winter, apply it then if you want to. save every bit of its value to the land. Heavy applications of chicken manure should have the nitrogen balanced by extra phosphates and potash or you'll get an excess of leaf growth.

Send questions on gardening

Lives Active Life | NEW YORK~-—Luli Kollsman {has been a movie actress, gas {station attendant and fabric de|signer, She is currently celebrat[ing the publication of her first novel, “Come Take My Hand." {Married to’ the noted inventor {Paul Kollsman, she handles his

to Mrs. Smith, The Indianap-. business affairs and runs their . |threé homes. '

the house, to make arrangements of evergreen for the entrance or upstairs halls, for a desk or the dining room server as well as for tables in the liv. ing room. You can enjoy its woodsy fragrance for a long time if you

ssp theo sider beenmesss pind. Ind ERO, how. to make evergreen:

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ery last. Place the decorating so that | most of the branches can put in water. Strip off all | needles and small branches

CHRISTMAS time means parties! And for some of 'em the gals must issue the invitations. . If your club or your crowd is i throwing a wing-ding, whom | will you ask, Honey? The boy who- dated you ‘ast? A tried and true but possibly dull, old

ways hankered for? Probably . your best bet is your latest date-—especially if h~ has asked you to his gang's big party. An old friend, however, often rates ahead of a new boy. If ‘pal Joe has dated you off and on for months, he's definitely entitled to consideration. And what about the dreamy guy? You've always wanted a date with him, This looks like your first and only chance to

pt pr p— Taci=ning Woman—.

Time for Christma

pal? The dreamboal youve a'- .

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that won't show above the container- tops.

» . ” THEN SCRAPE the bark from stems that will ‘be submerged with a sharp knife, so as much water as possible can be absorbed. If branches are not freshly cut, cut them on a long diagonal. Even holly will have a longer i and happier life if it is treated this way. . siamo iio dOb, down ° Christm greenery on youf gift hii the family next door or for a ~ thoughtful gift for your Christ mas hostess, 3

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Invitations cumstances, you'd best resist that impulse. .

.» » STILL, THERE could be a situation where inviting the boy “of your dreams was OK. Perhaps he’s a shy guy, not a smooth:dude, He's friendly and sympatico, but he hasn't dated any gals. Put him on your fst =

olis Times, Indianapolis 9.

PION TIE omer,

nab him. Well, under most cir-

give the clown a hat and another one to encircle his neck

a — moan

with a ruff. Prosy household items like | cellophane glass-sippers and

pipe cleaners can be given a |; double duty role in this Christ- | ° onc man play. Enough straws clustered together to form a candle can be used to glamorize any round, flat gift wrapped so as to fake a candle holder.

Pipe cleaners may be used | Famous. to make a tiny ski-figure I ' straddling a boxed gift an- | chored between a set of skis. |i Fourth The skier's head may be a |= . jinglebell, and of course his Floor

body and legs are pipe cleaners, For skis, pink and white striped candy canes wrapped | in cellophane may be used.

Miss Black | —

ERECTOR SET WITH MOTOR—$10.95

111 W. 33d 8t,, announce the approaching marriage of their; daughter, Anna Ruth, to James Edward Vaughn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt C. Vaughn, 51 N. Addison St. i The wedding will be at 2:30 oi Pp. m. Monday in the 31st Street #3 | Baptist Church. i] The Rev. Robert D. McCarthy. will officiate. Miss Rachel Varley will be the maid of honor and % Joseph Atkinson will be the best man.

Early Anesthesia | LONDON — Queen Victoria of { England was one of the (first women to undergo anesthesia in | childbirth. -

To Be Wed | Chattanoaga Choo Choo! dpi ior dues Bese Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Black, =o - Fy RR “children from 3 to 8 years old. Priced

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Boys and girls share alike in their love of this well made, all metal mechanical train. The engine, coal car, flat car and ‘caboose fairly chase themselves around the track. Lots of color and a real R. R. setting along the track!

Only $2.00

Lite Folks Furniture—Table and Chair Sot ~nicely made—sturdy. construction—-3 pes, complete $14.00 3

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| BRASS TRUMPET $2.50 to $4.50

Bring the Children to See Santa

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in Person Our 110th Christmas

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