Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 January 1950 — Page 10
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Many Foods
Several Items Will Appeal to Thrifty By JEAN TABBERT i THERE'S a bevy of healthy foods in the thrifty market bas-| let this week: Greens, broccoll, cabbage dnd cucumbers are smong the items expected to be _ tiful as well as inexpensive. ~ And tangerines, too, are an excel-| lent buy. Although they can't bel stored for long, they are cheap | ‘and very tasty, : FRESH FRUITS , Mostes—Adeauate supply. Price not too
Avoeadoes—A Nttle hish; dawn, Bana sy = reer; uw le nis quality as!
Quen ty—Medium rice: plentiful o a oli very 3 Shean. price; supply ny ay She y
Grapes—Nice uality) inneien average Grape! ther high; very —-
Lemans Nishi sear Limes—8carce. but Sher're a better bur] than lemons Oranges—Excellent quality, with Califor niss ranging a little higher than Flor.
as ars-—-About gone, Few left are hig ne easpples-—Beason Opening; rather Righ-
feed Kiabarb—Hothouse only; cheaper; very
and nice: head variety is higher in| grated lemon rind, three eggs,
raat out of season 1° BI geparated; one and one - half ushreoms--Local supply very good v y . » Qn Price the same, quality very good cups bolling water, one (9-inch srsnips—Plentiful baked pie shell, six tablespoons Oe hagr® abundant: very good: de-| extra sweet white corn sirup. foes = Maines, ldahos, Wisconsins, Combine cornstarch, sugar,
Michigans and Minnesotas are very nice quality, Rlentiful, price about the same
; inach—Jiien ut plentiful Tots petatoss—Brics snoui same; pieot- Blackwood on Bridge—
lemon juice and lemon rind.
{the full strength of your Rand, , “WHAT?” screamed Mr, Muzzy, By MARGUERITE SMITH {when Mr. Champion passed his 0.—This summer I raised some two no trump call. great northern beans and have, “I sald ‘pass’” replied Mr. stored them in fruit jars, but Champion pugnac ously,
black bugs which I'm afraid jumped the bidding,” Mr. Muzzy will destroy them If something continued. isn’t done. My problem is find-| “well, you can jump all you ing some (reatment that will want” said Mr. Champion, “but help them and still leave them I'm not bidding this dog again. edible. William H. Smith, 5576 And I may add that you're prob8. Walcott St. |sbly overboard at TWO no 8 Puene “lttle black bugs” are trump.” an weevils, They ordinarily was only too infest dry beans that have not Word or Pijction got off to the been treated after harvest 1o|,,ven of héarts opening and Mr.| destroy the grubs that winter Muzzy carelessly played small over in the seed. If the weevils som the board. He acted like —aren’t already so plentiful you pny thought he was being cheated: can't sort out the uninfested when the ace didn’t appear from beans, use heat to kill both Miss Brash's hand. He eyed Miss weevils and unhatched grubs. Brash's 10 spot for a few moSpread the beans in thin layers ments. Then, “Whose 10 spot?” in shallow pans and heat them he asked. in a warm oven (about 130 to] Mr, Champion rubbed his face to 140 degreés) for a half hour. in exasperation “It's against Next fall heat your beans be- you" he said. _ fore storing. Mr. Muzzy won with the king
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Soroptimists
Lloyd B. Walton To Be Speaker
Lloyd B. Walton, Indianapolis {Times photographer, will address
{the Soroptimist Club of Indisn-|
pL |apolis. The, group will es for|
{luncheon Wednesday in the Hotel! {| Lincoln. | Mr. Walton will speak on |“Press Photography.” New members are Mesdames Kathryn
'w. Murray and Misses Betty J. |Wysong, Analiese “Hafele and Elizabeth Pert.
The Indiana Woman's Repub-| lican Club will meet at noon next
| American Legion commander, will! [avsak.
duced by Cale Holder, Republican {state chairman. The retiring club officers are in charge of the program. They are Mesdames Earl Moore, A, C. Davisson and Fran{ces Bauer.
DINNER: Braised pork |apolis Western College Alumnae chops, mashed potatoes, but- [Club last night. Dr. Clara Mueller tered spinach, celery and raw and Dr. Julia Rothermel of the carrot sticks, poppy seed [college faculty spoke, rolls, butter or fortified mar- re
garine, lemon ple, coffee, Study Group
South dealer East-West vulnerable
NORTH Mr. Champion S—K 982 H—Q 5 Nn-653 CJ 9438 WEST EAST Mr. Dale Miss Brash Sed 4 8 SQ 10786 HA 39743 W—10 6
Sets Meeting
sms er Muzzy Howls Because Champion Doesn't | County PTA Unit Bid Game; He Then Messes Up Hand | the wane Toman High
School PTA Study Group willl
IS H nG ; Mr. Muzzy's bidding on this hand was bad enough, but his play finesse was wrong anyway. But meet at 7 p. m. Wednesday. Mrs. was worse. He started off well enough by opening the bidding with when Mr. Dale got in with the Ollie Roach, W. 10th St., is to be
one club. When Mr. Champion responded with one spade, however, king of clubs, he laid down five the hostess.
{Sheedy, E. M. Costin and Thomas]
Thursday in the Columbia Club. | {Charles Brownson, 11th District
Mr. Brownson will be infro-
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mice quality. Cron is here You never have to worry about lemon pie go to make a hit. Its delicious flavor always | Mesdames Fern E. Norris,| on Al autte Pe sie exceiient, GTAWS applause. Hours, Bauer, Earl Keithly and anew Wen BUPDLY m cel J. D. ; y Quality] chaaber. wil Boidins uals # By GAYNOR MADDOX Beat egg yolks; add to corn Friday's Menu— ese vations: Mostorees are or FRESH VEGETABLES Whe jubt about ple Starch mixture. : : ‘rank Gilkinson, Joh eany—High: schr . hen in a ubt ahout = ple Gradually add boiling water, BREAKFAST: Baked ap- dames Frank Gilkinson, John Beats Jah: ISR dvi moderste Price make it apple or lemon. Then H to bolling over direct heat les. ready-to-eat cereal’ ba- Innis and Holder. { Ax very nice i ine ng i y four min- *0n { 8, : at, The Indianapolis Women’s Traf-| r gh lemo ) ipe A po men’s Tra De taults—Bearcor hicher, od emon pie eq > Y utes, stirring constantly. Pour butter or fortified marga- fic Club will meet at 6:30 p, m.| oto Blentitul; Price stabie FAMOUS LEMON PIE into_ple shell. Lo rine, coffee, HX .., Monday in the Ban-Dee RestauGault pwer——A little scarce. quality only (Makes one 9-inch pie) Beat egg whites until stiff LUNCHEON: Tomato juice, rant. There will be a white Delafye itis higher: agality nics Three tablespoons cream- but not dry. Gradually beat in corn souffle, crisp bacon, en- |ejephant sale, facumbars-olentitul cheaper - | style cornstarch, one and one- the white sirup. Spread me- riched bread, butter or forti- | Tatar hop. & mon | half cups sugar, one-fourth ringue over top of ple, carefully fled margarine, stewed pears, | Miss Ruth Bertsch, 4819 Park ng BR ng is cheap, abundant “CUP lemon juice, one tablespoon sealing in all the filling by molasses cookies, tea, milk. Ave. entertained the Indian-
Now that the holidays are over, you can take stock of your frocks for dressier occasions and plan on making one or two new ones for that next important date. Illustrated are two styles that will solve many a problem for
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topic to be discussed. Mrs. Wn New Officers
he should have gone straight to three no trump. In other words/heart tricks to defeat the con- - “Freedom to Grow” will be the. when your first rebid is in no trump, the correct procedure is to bid tract,
“Nice going, Muzzy,” said Mr. ford VanCleave and Mrs,
Champion. “You couldn't have Timmerman will be the eh Are Named
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done any worse if you had played leaders,
Mrs. William I, Strack ‘was re-|
|parties will be given by many of the chapters in their own parts of the state. inl Plans for the will be com ‘pleted at a 1:30 p; m. meeting Tuesday in Ayres’ auditorium, Dr. John Waterman, member: of the Riley Hospital neurology and psychiatry department, will speak, Dr. Waterman's subject will be hygiene. A girls’ trio from Wash. ington High School will sing. Members are Maranel Hart, Shirley Newnum and Jackie Willlame son. Mrs. Carl Irrgang, ways and means chairman, has appointed {the committees. They are Mesdames W. O, Eakin, William G. Ennis, Harry Jones, James Hadley, R. E. Col{glazer, 1. C. Stevenson, U. D, Crowe, G. P. Davis and Edwin {Hill, table prizes.
winter wardrobe. Special de- | Mesdames T. E. Berry, A. J, signs, fabric news, free pattern Robinson, HR. Coughlin: ud arro Jelnteq inside the book. Send {ler, Howard Deputy, C. E. Pen irod, Charles D. Vawter, Nobie Reed, Willlam Haine, E. Ford SUE BURNETT Bergen, Robert Shultz, B. H,
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[both the king AND THE QUEEN Several other county PTA unitsielected president of the Irvington State ......ccecovvarunnssacecesitickets, lof hearts on the first trick.” will meet next week.
Note that Mr. Muzzy could have TUESDAY
{playing the queen of hearts at Mars Hill—-2 p. m. Program. trick one. The club finesse would THURSDAY
Geo have lost to Mr. Dale, but then Maywood--7:30 p. m. Mrs. Walter A, Duffin, first and second vice
he could not have continued Latz speaker.
hearts without giving Mr. Muzzy Pike Township—T7:30 p. m. Panel tle, secretary, and Mrs, Roy Baba trick with the king. { discussion, Social hour.
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of hearts and promptly led the
jack of clubs from the board. Mr. Champion groaned, louder this time. { ‘Miss Brash pointed out that the {lead was in the closed hand and (Mr. Muzzy would have to lead one {of his clubs. As it happened this {made no difference as the club
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