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For Desserts

Strawberry Bavarian Recipe Outlined

By GAYNOR MADDOX

One tablespoon gelatin,

~ tablespoons cold water, one cup.

strawberries, fresh or frozen, one cup evaporated milk, whipped, three-quarters cup confections sugar, lady fingers. ne

Soften gelatin In. water until) "dissolved. Add strawberries and

chill until thick. Fold in whipped milk sweetened with sugar. Spoon into glass custard cups and chill

until set. Serve with lady fingers.

Serves four to six.

Is Required

“APRICOT CHARLOTTE

Two tablespoons plain gelatin, | § one-half cup apricot juice, one-| half cup hot water, one-half cup

sugar, one-quarter cup lemon

stewed apricots, one cup evap-

orated milk, one tablespoon femon)

Juice. ad Pour evaporated milk into]

freezing tray of the-refrigerator| and chill until ice crystals form:

around edges. Soften gelatin in apricot ior) for three minutes, add hot water] and stir until gelatin is dissolved. | Add sugar, one-quarter cup lemon| juice and pureed apricots. Chill! until beginning to thicken. Scrape chilled evaporated milk into chilled bowl and beat with egg beater until thick; add one] tablespoon lemon juice and con-| tinue whipping until very stiff, Fold in chilled gelatin mixture and place in individnal glass et 14 tard cups. Garnish with lady fingers and apricot halves. Serves

Sunday's Menu BREAKFAST: Sliced bananas and blueberries, cornflakes, bacon roll, coffee, | milk. DINNER: Fried chicken, mashed potatoes, peas and sauteed mushrooms; corn on cob, enriched rolls, raw carrot sticks and radishes, apri-’ cot charlotte, iced coffee, milk. SUPPER: Cold cuts, shredded cabbage, pineapple and lettuce salad, sour cream dressing, relishes, hot biscuits, macaroons, ice tea, milk.

Homemakers Club Plans Luncheon

8t., will be hostess to the Irvington Homemakers Club Wednesday. There will be a noon covered-| dish picnic luncheon in her home. |

W. J. Koons, president, will conduct a short business meeting:

Christmas gifts of all kinds are being piled under the tree in the Tuxedo Park Baptist Church today during the Indiapapolis “Summer Christmas Tree" gram. The presents will be sent to the Hopi and Navajo Indians in Parker, Ariz., for their December holiday celebration. Helping ar- | range some of the early arrivals are (left to right) Allan Miller, Mrs. Ellsworth J. Healey, association president, and Mrs. Telford Wright, White Cross IBWA chairman,

| ‘Baptist Women's Association's

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“THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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Concealed SGLire: Are Discussed

By OSWALD JACOBY “MAY I have your ruling.” asks ‘a New York reader, “on the fol(lowing situation. I held three ‘laces, three queens, three sixes, and

two fives. The discard pile was guite arge,, ! | land finally a five was discarded ‘by the player at my right. fe “This

gave me the required’ count of 120 points for my first meld. However, it was necessary! {for me to use up my entire hand, ito make that meld. :

Legal Meld The opponents claimed that I could not take the pile since the “meld left me with no cards in my {hand. My partner and I claimed! {that taking the pack and melding

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were one and the same trans-|

laction; and that since I would thave the pile left, I would have iplenty of cards after my discard.] “Who is right?” "The meld is perfectly legal. iis quite all right to use every Ln lin your hand for your initial meld, ! take the discard !

you — {The only requirement is that you

‘have at least one card in ybur ‘hand after you have made your) |discard.

Discard Pile IN THIS case, the player had) | the right to put down his entire! hand, add the five from the top of the discard pile, and then piek up the rest of the pile. With the pile in his hand, he {would then have the right to conIsider further melds, and so on, {just as in the case of any legal, (meld.

Designing Woman=

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By ELIZABETH HILLYER ENGINEERS who figure out - such things say that people 1 vision should sit 6 to 8 feet away from an 8inch television screen and correspondingly farther away from

So far, the-most talked about upholstered television chair has been the swivel type, but one manufacturer of fine furniture believes that a’ better answer is this type of chair, on wheels. The chair on wheels, he says, rolls closer or farther away from the screen according to the need of the viewer.

and good looks, television or

The wheels are small enough to be concealed neatly under kick pleats, but are larger than _ casters for easier movement.

First U. S. Nurse PHILADELPHIA —Miss Linda Richards, America’s first profes-| Certainly this chair is a kind sional nurse, began her career in yoti'd choose for super comfort 11873.

IT IS easier to fit in with extra chairs for visiting neighMrs. Gary Elliott, 738 N. Denny! bors and it can be drawn up to the conversation group on the opposite side of fhe room— while the swivel chair, for all its swinging around, doesn’t Co-hostesses will be Mrs. Ben| move readily, even for clean- | ‘Poer and Mrs. O. M. Bailey. cone]

» = Q—Suppose I Yeoh the pack! {with a wild card. The next player! {diseards—a king. Cdn my partner| {then pick up the pile if she has a pair of kings in her hand? In other words, is there any, minimum length of time that a! {freeze must last before anvbody can pick up the pile? A—Your partner is entitled to take the pile in this situation. This is the minimum length of, time that a freeze can last. The player who follows the freeze is not permitted to pick up the wild card; so he must draw from the | stock. However, the freezer's partaeTl {may pick up the discard pile if] she has a pair of natural cards, {that match the card that is dis-| | carded to her.

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Q—The other night 1 held am

{sevens, three nines and one duece.| {1 wanted to meld out, but the| {count of the hand was only 85. |

the canasta bonus of 500]

A—You were entitled to meld out, but not because of the caInasta bonus. When you can meld|

Wasson's

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AND every Saturday during July and August Store Hours Monday Through Friday 9:30 A. M. to 3 00 P.M.

that you have not melded before and that you do not use any of} your partner's melds—you are! allowed to do so even if you have] less than the minimum count. | This is known as melding out “concealed.”

your initial meld. A canasta bonus is counted only after the hand has ended. ® on » Q—Do you get a bonus of 100 points if your side makes a meld before the other side melds? A-—No. There is no bonus for, melding first. o ® =’ Q—=Do you need two canastas to meld out in two-hand canasta? A-—-This is left up to the play- _ ers. They should -agree before- |

nastas are heeded to meld out.

Mr. Jacoby is unable to answer individual questions on canasta from readers. However, he will, include the most frequently asked questions in his column. -

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DISHING

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You are never entitled to count! your canasta borius as part of Annual Picnic

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By MARGU ERITE SMITH Times Garden Editor

QI have some surprise lilies. I have had them for four years but they have never bloomed. What is wrong? They stay green until February when they die out till placed outdoors in spring. . The bulbs are shaped like onion sets, the leaves look like grass. They have pink

blooms.—Southeastern Ave,

points towards my initial meld? A—This particular “surprise lily" | sounds like the little fairy ily, | zephyranthes. Its culture is| much, like the gladiolus—Ilift in| fall (or store in the pot), let —them-rest,-plant-out—in-spring. Give them plenty of water and try a high phosphate fertilizer to see if that won't encourage bloom. You'll find it easy (and inexpensive) to use a soluble fertilizer powder to pep up

plants like these.

The annual picnic of the Indiana Piano Teachers Association will be held Sunday in the summer home of Lee Blazer, Freeport. Dinner will oe served at

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Husband Writes io is Of ‘Nagging’ Guest By RUTH MILLETT

THERE is a place in 8 woman's life for women friends—but the

Here's a letter from a man who has no trouble with his wife ex« cept when her best friend comes to visit, which happens at least {twice a year and the visit is usu=" ally a week or two.

{ “While she is here,” says the husband, “she finds fault with leverything and tells us

that. My wife is good-natured and. easy going and she won't tell her to mind her own business—though I'd like to. Either that, or just leave home during her visits.”

This isn’t just an isolated case, 'as other husbands have written pretty much the same complaint. Usually the best friend lives in the

6-14 yrs. il same town. But she causes the

same kind of trouble, if she is the bossy sort who thinks she knows {exactly how everything should be done, from what shade to p the living room to how to bring up Junior.

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