Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 April 1950 — Page 24

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Frozen Stocks

~ Should Be 5 Cents By Cheaper Than Fresh |

By GAYNOR MADDOX f | THE supply of lamb is being supplemented now with stocks of excellent frozen lamb. It should 2 sell about -five cents per pound ir cheaper than the fresh : Shoulder chops are economical Braise them and mound of whipped mashed pota

toes, bork : » bg SAVORY SHOULDER CHOPS b a Four. lamb shoulder chops (cut 3 N1 inch teaspoon salt a ls teaspoon blac Kk pepper. '; tea 4 h # spoon 1 teaspoon | paprika tablespoon vinegar, 2 4

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serve with a

There will be five different {changes of three tables each, Cash Iprizes and ribbons will be given

‘Group to Arrange Table Settings

| The Indianapolis Home Show 'anhounces the schedule of ex- | hibits by members of the Central{West - District, Garden Club of Indiana. The group will arrange table settings in the pit just out- | side the model house at the show.

by the Home Show to the winning garden clubs. Each table setting] will ;emain for two days. Mrs. Herman 1. Bischof is chairman of the staging committee, and Mrs. Ray Thorn heads the scheduling committee, Mrs. Thorn - will be assisted by Mrs. Willlam Best and Mrs. C. E.

tablespoons water Brown lamb chops on both sides in heavy skillet’

thoroughly

Combine remaining = ingredients Pour over chops, Turn chops Cover. Simmer 25 to 30 minutes turning once during cooking Add

more water “if _nece ry very hot, Serves fou

Bre ¥ Sunday's Menu—

BREAKFAST Omang

Griener.

Exhibit Schedule

Table Theme (25th Aer Mrs. Bischof Miles Barton, Neophyte Garden ,Club, and Mrs. B. H. Gardener, Crooked Creek, assistants.

Theme (25th Anniversary) Mrs Thorn, chairman; Mrs

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By MRS. ANNE CABOT This spread is planned for a lifetime of gracious usefulness. The prospect of tackling so large an item as a bedspread should not discourage you as the motifs make surprisingly pleasant “pick-up work.” Each six-pointed star motif Apr. 23 A Breakfast works up quickly and easily in

The schedule of exhibits follows; Friday, Apr. 21 A Buff

chairman; Mrs.

Sunday

Table Theme: Ars. HH. F. Hen- bedspread cotton and joins toninger, chairman; Mrs. H. L. gether like magic. The finished Hunt, Green Thumb; Mrs. Thomas gpread will become a permanent Wendt, Sunshine, and Mrs. Ralph’ treasure ‘in vour home as well Wikoff, Rainbow. assistants, i

as a crowning glory. in your Tuesday. Apr. 25 ~A Tea Table bedroom. Pattern 5991 includes comRobert’ piete crocheting instructions,

A FRIDAY, APR. 14, 1950

Named

Women at the convention held

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fuice, bacon. omelet, toasted English muffin butter fortified margarine orange marmalade, coffee milk PDINNER: Spiced tomald juice, roast stuffed shoulder of - lamb, brown gravy, mint jelly, pan-roasted potatoes

buttered mixed salad, French dressing, old-fashigned straw ; : . berry . r cream Scheduled for top style favor this spring and summer is the coffee SUPPER: relishes apple cole slaw,

Sliced cold lamb creamed potatoe muffins, but

fruit sponge cake, tea

asparagu

margarine

second-floor misses’ department. —By L.F

Pair

whole family of sheer and transparent fabrics. One of the prettiest warin-weather sheers is Ponemah's gossamer cotton with delicate self-plaid. It's used in this one-piece dress with balloon sleeves, _ finy waist and full skirt. In sizes 10 to 18, it 1s $16.95 in Wasson's

Mannfeld, Neopthyte; Mrs. Louis’ matertal requirements and : stitch illustrations and finishing Hackett. Brendonwood, assistants.! girections for double bedspread.

Rybolt, Fall Creek, and Mrs. F. A

Thursday. Apr. 27 - A Luncheon Table Theme * Mrs. William F. Kraas Jr., chairman; Mrs. Henry

C Prange Spade and Trowel; Blackwood on Bridge— Mrs. James E. Jobe

To order, use the coupon,

ANNE CABOT

The Indianapolis Times

530 S. Wells St. Chicago 7, IIL No. 5991

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and Mrs a J Be ayeorhyie, What's an Honoret?

intg-the-Gagden, Mooresville, as sistants :

" Saturday. Api. 29-—A Formal Mr. Dale Knows Answer

Dining . Table Theme (25th Anniversary) Mrs. Roy Groendyke, chairman; Mrs. George Wear, Green Thumb, Mrs No6rvin Strickland, Spade and Trowel, and Mrs. Clarence T. Drayer, Brendonwood, assistants The table settings will be staged on mahogany tables provided by the Rainier Furniture Co. Dishes and linens will be furnished either by the club participating or by Block's. All plants and flowers, are to be provided by the garden clubs x

the hand.

you can find one.

In today's deal Mrs. Keen opened the king of diamonds. Mr. Masters overtook with the ace and fired back with the nine. Mrs

{Keen won this trick. with the

Shower Set For Miss Dorr

which Mr. Dale ruffed.

queen and led the ten of diamonds.

Now the old master took three rounds of trumps and followed with three rounds of clubs ending

on the board. By this time the

Party Scheduled For Monday Evening

Mrs. Keen had

fall of the cards had shown that h started with exactly five diamonds, two hearts

Miss Constance Jane Dorr will and one club. Therefore she had be honored at a miscellaneous five spades and Mr. Masters had

Tsliower at 8 p. m. Monday by Mrs, 2 doubleton spade.

Frank Cooper and Mrs. Benton Stout. “The party will be in the Stout hone, 4109 Guilford Ave Miss Dorr daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Darr, 4632 Ken wood Ave., will be married at 3:30 p. m. Apr. 23 to William A. _Henderson, son of Mr. and Mus, Archie L. Mo. The service will be read in the St. Paul's Episcopal Chureh. Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Moore, South Bend, will entertain in

Spots a Doubleton

spades from t

With this information Mr. Dale felt pretty good about his chances of holding his spade losers to one. If Mrs. Keen had held both the king and queen of spades in addition to her good diamond suit

honor of the couple and members way Mr. Masters went he was of the bridal party at a cocktall oi 1 pe qucked Mrs. Keen would |

party tomorrow,

It will be held}. eo heen permitted to win, with!

at 8 p. m. in the home of Mr. and)... queen. But the king would

Mrs. E. F. Thorp, 55 Ave. lead of the suit.

IT Winthrop (4) under the ace on the nexti Actually Mr.

Wednesday Mrs. Dorr will have pacters covered the jack. Mr. a luncheon in Ayres’ Tearoom for pale won with the ace and then her daughter and the bridal at- aq toward dummy's ten. The tendants. Mrs. J. L. Slutsky and gyeen of spades was all the de-

her daughter, Jackie, will be host- randers could win. esses for a luncheon In LaRu¥'s Restaurant Friday

This is the simplest form of gaining an advantage by playing

Miss Nancy Donnelly will be gn opponent for a doubleton

maid of honor

The bridesmaids honor. I'll show you some of the

will be Mrs. Moore, Miss Betty more complicated varieties in fol-|

Fero and Miss Slutsky. lowing columns.

Counter-Spy—

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Take Spring in Hand Now

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By LOUISE FLETCHER

Times Woman's Editor

F' SPRING seems to be a laggard, weatherwise,

“the only thing 16 do is

take it firmly in hand, ward-robe-wise, and make believe the thermometer isn't acting

flowery petals in their design. Two shirred petals form the ends of the gently rounded cuff of the hand-sewn

Kloves, made of double-woven

‘Elvette’ fabric. In white, navy or beige, the gloves, called the Chatham style, are $2.98.

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up (or down),

Cold Laundry

WE JUST found out

that it's OK to keep > laundry in a refrigerator clean- laundry, of course It is done, we're told, to keep dampened. clothes from mil: dewing if the ironing has to be done a few pieces at a time. Before the dampened clothes are inserted into the refrigerator, they go into -a new Damp Magic ironing bag (spotted in Vonnegut stores). The ironing bag is news itself. . It does away with sprinkling, rolling and folding of the lauridry. The bag is a plastic affair into which dried laundry is stuffed. Over every seven or eight-inch layer of clothes, a cup of water is poured. Treated bands inside the bag conduct the water evenly through the clothes. In a couple of hours, they're ready for ironing and they stay damp, without mil: dewing, for as long as four or five days. (In the refrigera-

As for taking spring in hand, it can be done with tor, they'll be OK-for even

some new Dawnelle shorties they're showing in Wasson's glove department. These have .

longer periods.) The Damp Magic ironing bag is $1.59.

‘Many to Attend Matrix Table

A number of out-of-town guests Grames, Clay City: Miss Dorothy

OLD MR. DALE hasn't read any of the books on the play of But he has played an awful lot of hands in his time. Asa result-he-knows -semething -that -is -net-eovered-in-the-text-— books. He knows the advantage of looking for an honoret. An honoret is simply a high honor guarded only once—a dou-| bleton honor if you'd rather call it that, Let me tell you about some of the situations where you should look for an honoret. and, how you can pull some hopeless ee looking hands out of the fire i

South dealer. Neither side vulnerable.

Price 20c¢

PINT-SIZE

POPLIN

For Little Girls and Boys

To Pen Women's s Post

She BH 1 served Af Dyna

Shulrsisy of the organization and

acted as Fariismenation; pro-am

for the past two years.

JACKETS

1.98

Poplin Jackets in capsule form for the tiny tot. They'll

. like the zip front, two . and Mother it's

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oh 1H Pass 3 H. Pass ; she almost surely wou ave 4 H Henderson, Hanniball oq It looked as if Mr. - Masters had a doubleton king or doubleton queen in the spade suit. .80-Mr..Dale-pulled-the jack. of, board. Either]

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will attend the annual Matrix Durham, Elwood; Mrs. Francis W.

Table sponsored by the Indian-

Clark, Frankfort; Mrs. A. J. Verplank, Crown Point; Mrs. Ware

apolis Alumnae Chapter of Theta Edgar, Knox; Mrs. Ralph R. Sigma Phi Sorority Saturday in Meyers. New Augusta, and Miss

the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Sadie Kretheotis, Greenwood.

Among them will be Mrs. E. H. Robert J. Burns, author of the| Harrington, Hazelton: Mrs. Verlin recently released book, “The Per-|

‘Meyer, Winamac,; Misa Ella K. fect Invader,” will talk.

A. Light-as-a-cloud nylon toffete with elastic separation, for smoll to average figure. White only. A-B cups. Sizes 32-38.

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insets at the base of each cup . . .

B: Lustrous rayon satin with rayon satin elastic diaphragm band, for average figure. White, Tearose. A-B-C-cups. Sizes 32-38.

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The {asting uplift you want is so easily accomplished by soft cushion insets that never lose their support — due to washings and wear. Wizgrds at giving you fashion’s youthful,

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~ C. Fine cotton broadcloth with wide elastic insert, for avenge to full figure. White, tearesl A-B-C cups. Sizes 32-40.

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