Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 November 1950 — Page 34

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THE INDIAN APOLIS TIMES

Hosmer, Sandwiches. Pie, Fritters Us A] Mr. ‘Morton; The Market Batkel—

“Wed Today

‘Ceremony Is Held" * In Church Here

Miss Betty Louise Hosmer § hecame the bride of Osman K. Mawardi. at 3:30 p. m. today in

«+ | this season. All three products are still high, CABBAGE—Plentiful; Dr. D. E. Shroeder and the chestnuts are also scarce. scarce, high.

CELERY—Scarce; high,

FE. A. Phillips and Miss Doris V. ‘ Hosmer. Honolulu, honor attendants, and | Miss Annette Auld,

pink, still high. GRAPES Sweet blue grapes, Emperor, Malaga and seedless whites, plentiful,

Miss Martha Snyder, maid of honor, wore a gown of forest. green velveteen. The bridesmaids,

PEARS —High; scarce. ERSIMMONS—Off the market. -Was Breen) pyMPKINS-—Off the market.

Dr. Youssef Mawardi. Balti

bridesmaid was Mary b more, Md... was the best man i Elizabeth P

Chapman. Her dress

r Chestnuts, ; Maward; Leftover Turkey Tasty = Vis, Snyder SPesnts Coconut, Ble Grapes Mole

Are M a rri ed By JOAN SCHOEMAKER BROCCOLI—Top quality; plentiful; moderate in | CHESTNUTS, coconuts and sweet blue grapes price.

i | Performs Ceremony ! FRESH FROTTS CAULIFLOWER—Higher; moderate in supply.

ONIONS—Plentiful; very cheap. PARSLEY—Moderate in price; more abundant, PARSNIPS—Plentiful; moderate in price.

SPINACH—Moderate in supply; high. SQUASH—Peak of season over; moderate in

| all came to market this week for the first time BRUSSELS SPROUTS—Cheaper; abundant.

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Appetizers Perfect

Before an altar of yellow APPLES—Moderate; plentiful; Turley Winesaps, ‘CELERY Cap hh, Jue 19 lioliday JSemand, For Smorgasbord

chrysanthemums, Miss Nancy Stayman, Jonathans, Golden and Red Delici- COLLARD GREENS—Higher; scarce. By GAYNOR MADDOX

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the North Methodist Church. Dr. ‘Snyder and Frank Edwin Morton otis, Grimes Golden and Roman Beauty avail- CUCUMBERS—Scarcer; higher. WE RECEIVED a present of John G. Benson. retired. and Dr. {were married at 7:30 p. m. yester- AVOCADOES— Still hi he sare EGGPLANT—Moré expensive; scarce. a package of 12 distinct “appetizDallas Browning officiated. day. The ceremony was performed BANANAS- Scarce: or . ENDIVE—High; scarce. er” foods from Sweden. So we Parents of the" couple are Mr. in St. Mark's Evangelical Luther- oyoipil™™ Very nigh EE ot. ESCAROLE—Scarce; high. gave a smorgasbord party, and Mrs. George H. Hosmer, jan Church with Dr. Dune E.. COCONUTS—Good quality: plentiful; high. SA RL Cemplenuiful) moderate in price. spreading all the cans, operied. 3556 N. Delaware St, and Mr. Schroeder Sisuns. CRANBERRIES-<Cheap; abundant. Bd i Juality} High: more plepuful. lon a large tray. Everyone helped and Mrs. Kamel Mawardi, Maadi.| Bd or Ing couple’ ste ona DATES—Plentiful; moderate, : Lab. plentiral, ; i Ges $1117 8 € 11 - and Egvpt. E. 12th .St hin Mr ay er 2328 FIGS—Reasonable: abundant. TCE = Hot house LE i x rushed back for The bride was attended by Mrs. vid Morton 2358 Stuart st" GRAPEFRUIT—Seedless, moderate, plentiful; dant Pe re an more.

Flushing, N. Y., Mrs. William R. with gowns fashioned like the HONEYDEW MELONS High; very scarce. ' ° PEPPERS—High; scarce. oraered hete 1h Johnson and Miss Betty F. Cram- maid of honor’s in orange vel- ENONS Moderate supply; more expensive. POTATOES—ALII varieties plentiful; cheap. fhe “United er bridesmaids They. wore ident- veteen, were Miss Shirley. Crim LIMES -—More plentiful; moderate in price. RADISHES—Abundant; higher. States and will ical green taffeta frocks. and Miss Phyllis Dindinger. Junior OB: ANGES—Floridas more plentiful; cheap. RU TABAGAS—Slightly cheapér; more plentiful. be mailed any-

where at moder-

Ushers were Arthur Janazen velveteen price. It contains * 5 RE ; Maillin * -9 | yk Baste My. POU Mr. Morton Best Man Rawr RR RESH. VEGETAL ES > SWEET POTATOES Higher: plentiful. | Mr. Maddox 1Wo cars North Bid : BEANS —V Sein smainiiddlib ica TOMATOES —Texas and Florida varieties, high; Sea mussels in The bride's candlelight satin " Willlam Morton was the best BE: ANS—Very high; scarce, . plentiful. : lvutter--wonderful tidbits: two gown was fashioned with a_pep- Tork man. Ushers included. Dean BIRR LETTE CR very cheap, TU RNIPS—Moderate in price; plentiful. [cans peeled thumb-size North Sea um and full train. A lace cap urkey sendwiches are the perfect answer to snacks for holi-. Throckmorton and Les Nell. ! ve F—Higher; » scarce. WATERCRESS—Still high; abundant. (shrimp; Brisling sardines; mackJade from per Mother s wedding day quests. . The bride's gown was ivory BE : erel roe; a bottle of Swedish dressele er ingertip veil.” She as 2 = - slipper satin. Her veil was held . ing; fishballs in lobster sauce; mst wets Bile tpt wi + Toduy'e turkey becomes Fp on is» © [We wion's Sian Parties Set Miss Rozhon meri smoked ant in mice A reception ir the eho h Co more than tomorrow's left- ir] S om yng os wie - 0 ang BD “ : . oil, an herring au gratin, rip a ep Bh 4b 3 n iy i NS aver: ’ : 'O ake new Ee a u e) LIREL reception eid. in 1 church - C | { There are also two boxes o Joes ronowey the cereminy, A ter in Whey 3 q % ike ne . pe in rs : = = parlors, immediately followed the or oup e Wi [ Be Wed |Swedish bread, one 100 per cent couple will live in all bridge bah ; ‘ . . Sift flour baking y pred reremony- Aer a short Rp 10 Mrs. Houtchens Iles will enter- Miss Coll Mari 5 rye and the other lighter in color, Mass is - For-.the first post-big-dinnet Salt AD ik H EI V er and ( hicago _the couple will reside MTS, ; 8 § 1 nter ay ) een Marie Rozhon, These are ideal for smorgasbord. The bride is a graduat f Rad eel, LY utkey sandwiches en oi bowl. Add beat- at 1043 N. Beville Ave tain in honor of her daughter Pane N. Illinois St., will leave for parfait liver paste -and .Emmen- - ae is a gradi eon vad- Pg . eh . nn egx. ¢ mn © ; Th . ny TY 1 , ” ¢ A po pL Ti Eliffe Collere ond or piciod sor A eal Solnny tess store OTIie Merk wrth and eras attenied Futle r Un" Miss Nancy Anne Iles and L. Hut- ’ ah ee —_— ; Bein thaler cheese bring up this parade rdvance management training at the bread into er triangles Add turkey and pimiehto and tending Indiana University EX- son. Fultz, Chicago, following By MARGU CERITE SMITH she will be married to Samuel o swek jrinaaiing govt the college. The bridegroom is a or making just plain Dagwoods, MIX Well. Drop batter by table- tension Division, their wedding rehearsal at the Tithe Siavden Eiioe Charles Copeland in Leopoldville, g Sraduate of Fouad 1 University As a special Thanksgiving gar- speons into hot shortening (375 : Es : Propylaeum, tomorrow. The wed- Q Is your African violet leaflet Belgian Congo. u , DEYN: ana reshed Dis nish, top the toothpicks that flegrees Fa) about one and one- Sprinkling of ginger or nutmeg ding will ‘be held Saturday at sail Available? How much is _ The i Th the daughter Friday's s Menus 1 Harvard University. He i8 a mem- hold the Sand nas together Fry anti brow r Paprika # P-t0, a0 ihe Propylseym. Y New reader, Delphi. Mr. id ny G Roz BREAKFAST: Stewed ber of Sigma Xi Fraternity. wl Lf “quares of > jelling eran about, three a den ty Melt the butter, add flour and |, *ueSts will be Mrs. R. L. Fultz, A—Yes, there is a new supply of Copeland, 534 E Mapie Road are; [runes In: orange juice Ee D 4 PN the. sandwiches cut Mushroom sauce made by heat. SHI over low heat until blended. De Rey, and Mrs. Dallas L.' the African violet leaflet ready. the parents of the prospective ready-to-eat cereal, frizzled John T lar Tak toes. of el ory ing a can of ‘condensed. mush. 4d. the cold broth, milk and Browning, Mr. and Mrs. J.D. ‘rere is no charge. But be bridegroom. 2 ham, enriched toast, butter onn lIressiar lakes the slices of dellied cranberry lensed: mush zarlic salt at . “onk . Newbauer Jr. Louisville, Mr. and 8 e g or fortified margarine, coffee, id : C I : sactn ito Uno folril a Teil TOON SOND: WIth: one-nalf cup garli salt all at once. Cook Ee is 5 out: ; r Mr. an sure to send a stamped self- Mrs. John C. Bright, Maitland. | Ik ( rg , > ridge In a ifornia slices. Then ‘cut each slice into = MK. Makes about 14 fritters. stirring constantly until uni. 4 TS, illip P. Stutz, Miss Lucille Seirened envat) So Fla., will accompany Miss Rozhon | mi . Timer Stats Servic three-fourths inch squares One i formly thickened throughout. Louise Barrett and Miss Macy gy Pe. uberons vo Leopoldvilie. Mr. and Mrs.! LUNCHEON: Tomato FLAT ROCK, Nov. 23--Mr or two. cibes on io Rae sand TURKEY PIE Stir in turkey and vegetables. Malott Glendening and Arthur J. : begonia fans also will be glad Bright willbe the couple's only SOUP; erackers, tuna, and celand Mrs. John W. Benson an- wich add a " arty > gs ey - : Season well to taste, then pour Iles Jr. and William Smyser. to know that a similar leaflet attendants. : ery salal, crisp enriched nounce the marriage of their Tir key B aly and ‘pot pie : thsps butter or margarine into four individual baking This -evening Mrs. Leslie gn ‘the care of tuberous be. ~ The prospective bridegroom and rolls, chocolate brownies, tea, daughter, Katherine, to Cpl. John ato fine Yor second oF third thaps flour dishes. Combine mashed pota Stanton I.ee will entertain the gonias, from winter storage of Mr. Bright are connected with milk. Richard Tresslar. He is the son Mazi teft-Gvats with A new toot 1 f iuricey broth, milk or toes with the well-beaten egg bridal party at the Sonja Henie bulbs through the planting of the US Plywood Corporation. Tha! PARTY DINNER: Swedish of John Marcus Tresslar Boggs an Ded y fe : has and half and the ginger. Spread around Jce Revue at the Coliseum. tubers in spring and care of couple will live in Lemba, Bel-| smorgasbord with beverages, town. ry Sd : fs x tsp garlic or onion salt edge of filling in baking dishes. - - plants in summer, is also ready, &1an Congo, where the corpora- broiled sirloin steak, Fremch The couple was married Oct, te wh RREY FRITTERS i s. diced cooked turkey Sprinkle with paprika. - Extra Stora e Don't forget that stamiped self- tion has a settlement. | fried potatoes, broiled tomato 14 in Oceanside, Cal." The couple I poe ou 30, Soaned mixed vegetables Bake in a hot oven (425 de- 9 : " ‘addressed envelopé. The bride-to-be is a graduate of halves, French bread, butter i3 living in Oceanside where the 1 : pe baling powder : Bi and Lepper a oo grees F.) until sauce is bubbly A shoe bag hung on She hack. .of Co St. Vincent's Hospital Nursing or fortified margarine, mixed | hridegroom is ‘stationed with the tein be is RT Polite d warm mashed and top is. lightly * browned a cleaning closet door is the per- Send questions on gardening School. The prospective bride-| green salad; French dressing, | Marine Corps. 1/2 ¢ milk 1 ogg. Well beaten about 20 minutes). Makes four fect place to store small equip- to Mrs. Smith, The Indianap- groom attended Kemper Military spiced pumpkin pie, cheese, — 1 5 . ; __. servings, : ment and supplies olis Times, Indianapolis 9, Ind. School and Butler u 'niversity. | coffee, milk. us = = St ert cet tore—— ee - — rr.

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