Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 December 1950 — Page 30
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Fishers Will Attend
PAGE 30° Party i in Cincinnati
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell S. Fisher, 31 E. 45th St. will leave tomor-|
Miss Smith to Become - [deo of R. R. . Patrick
Mrs Glazer a
row for Cincimmati for the annual | Mrs. ra Rin Enterta INS
party given by Mr. and Mrs. jeity, announ Charles Wise in the Netherland marriage of their ae
Plaza Hotel.
will arrive for the holidays Dec. 22. She is a senior at Indiana Uni- p. versity.
'ine, 245 E. Minnesota St., IndianMiss Harriet Margaret Fisher, apolis, to Ralph R. Patrick, South—~daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Fisher, port. The rite will be read m. Dec. 31 in the Southport ‘Methodist Church. i
at 230 Committee Named
"Hadassahs
For Donor Luncheon | The executive committee for
THE STORE OF THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT
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Mail and Phone (CA. 8511) Orders Filled
the 1951 Indianapolis Chapter of
{Hadassah donor luncheon was
ehnounced yesterday at a kick|off luncheon meeting. i
| The annual event will be Jan. 4 {31 in the Claypool Hotel Riley #4
| Room, i Mrs. Sylvia Shapiro of Cleveland, member of the Hadassah board, was guest speaker at the first meeting in the home of Mrs. Henry Glazer, 4425 N. Meridian St.
Mrs. 8. A. Silberman will serve
(as. general chairman for the { donor luncheon. .Patroness chairman is Mrs. J A. Goodman, assisted by Mrs. | Victor Goldberg and Mrs. David Lipp. Mrs. David Sablosky heads ithe contact committee with Mes{dames Herman Chalsie, George {Frank and Nathan Resnick. Other committees include Miss! {Emma Gelman, Youth Aliyah; | Mrs. Ben Paller, publicity; Mrs. {Max Selig and Mrs. Sam Schahet, program book, and Mesdames {Leon Levi, Sidney Weinstein and {Jack Maurer, arrangements, { Mrs. Paul Scharffin and Mrs, Samuel Wolf, reservations; Mrs. | Godfrey Lefton and Mrs. Simon Ackerman, reservations arrangeiments; Mrs. Al Leiberman, invitations, and Mrs. Bernard Stroyman; téle= phone.
Rehabilitation Projects Mrs. Belle Weinberg and Mrs. Arthur Schwartz, secretaries, Mrs, Ed Rosenberg and Mrs. Sanders Klein, treasurer and as|aistant treasurer. Donor proceeds support “Youth Aliyah and the Hadassah medical | organization, Youth Aliyah brings children from DP camps into 1srael and rehabilitates them, The {medical organization provides {emergency medical care and longItime health services for the entire Israeli population, Arab, Chris-| tian and Jewish. In her talk yesterday Mrs. | Shapiro, recently returned from an extended visit to Israel, said 1000 children a month were com-| {ing into the country from the, {last of the DP camps in Eastern | Europe, North Africa and Asia. |* “Russian dominated camps | [have declared a month deadline for removing any children we want to get out of pro-Russian | countries, ** she told.
Gretchen Fizwater Entertains Sorority |
Mrs. Gretchen Fitzwater, 550 N. GRAPEFRUIT—More expensive; | CABBAGE—Plentiful.
Centennial St., was hostess last! night for the Zeta Chapter, Phi Delta Pi Sorority, Christmas dinner, » Members prepared gifts for dis-| tribution to needy families bil a secret sister gift exchange.
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National
Mrs. Jack Kammins and:
|APPLES—Reasonable;
{CRANBERRIES — Moderate
Eat Well For Loss eese Scice
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
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Tops Ham,
Ham, cheese and asparagus are a happy trio for
HAM, asparagus and cheese combined make a pretty as well as tasty main dish for any lunch or supper. For the pretty look roll the ham slices around the servings of cooked asparagus spears and arrange attractively on a plate or tray. Cheese sauce can be added immedi-
ately or served separately. ASPARAGUS AND HAM ROLLS 1, 1b, pasteurized process American cheese 13 ¢. milk 8 medium thin slices baked or. boiled ham hot cooked asparagus spears
any main dish. Melt the cheese in the top of
a double boiler. Add the milk gradually, stirring constantly until the sauce is smooth. For each roll place five or six spears of asparagus at one end of a slice of ham and roll it up. Place the rolls on a chop plate and cover with hot cheese sauce.
The Market Basket—
Ap
ples and Green Vegetables Plentiful, od Quality and Moderately Priced
By JOAN SCHOEMAKER
PENNY-WISE cooks will find apples and green |GARLIC—Reasonable; plentiful. vegetables the two best buys this week-end. of all descriptions are moderate in price, ‘and better
Apples
quality green vegetables have arrived for the holidays.
FRESH FRUITS
ton Red Deiicious,
en and Roman Beauty. AVOCADOS—Expensive; scarce.
BANANAS—Moderate in supply; PINEAPPLES—Scarce.
high. {CASABAS—Expensive; scarce.
COCONUTS—Flentiful; able.
price; abundant. DATES-—Reasonable; plentiful.
F1GS—Moderate in price and sup-
ply.
scarce.
GRAPES—Slightly higher; for only four more weeks,
HONEYDEW MELONS—Scarce; CELERY... High;
expensive.
Washing-
Golden: De- QRANGES —Navel, licious, Turley Winesaps, Stay-| man, Jonathans, Grimes Gold- pgARS-—Scarcs;
reasona-
in
LEMONS—High; scarce. LIMES—Not plentiful; high. more plentiful.
high. higher. 'PERSIMMONS—EX ensiv e; not g! | plentiful. pe [PARSLEY —Scarce; moderate in price TANGERINES—Cheaper; more FEAS—Scarce; very high. plentiful. | PEPPERS—Rcasonable; not plen-
FRESH VEGETABLES | ARTICHOKES Scarce, BEANS—Very high; scarce. | BEETS—Cheap; more plentiful. |BIBB LETTUCE~—HIgh; scarca. BROCCOLI—Moderate. {BRUSSEL SPROUTS—Abundant, cheaper. :
{CARROTS—Honiegrown, cheap.
good | CAULIFLOWER — A bu ndant;/|
moderate in price. scarce due to mand.
KUMQUATS—~More plentiful; |g CABBAGE — reagona- |
sti | expensive e.
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an hour!
What a wonderful compan. ion your telephone can bel For even when you're home alone you need never be lonely. Your friends can call you—you can call them. It's ‘the next best thing 1 » a per.
What price such comfort and convenience? Less han 1¢
| WHEN YOU'RE HOME ALONE ?
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Party Planned
ble. TT LCHIVES—High; scarce, COLLARD GREENS—Expensive; | scarce.
{CUCUMBERS — Reasonable} i |
scarce. | EGGPLANT—Scarce; higher. i {ENDIVE—More Plentiful; still | { high.
For Children
Guild to Entertain Hospital Patients
| The annual party for children] {patients at Methodist - Hospital|
{will be held from 2 to 4 p. m.| Chil-|
{ Sunday. The White Cross |dren’s Cheer Guild sponsors the) |party.
will be Mrs. Frances Long, Missi Pattie Russell, Miss Maxine Spen-| {cer, Art Berry, Glenn Nicely and] {Don Naegele. | + “Committee ~ members include] |Mesdames Berry, M. L. Sullivan, {William E. Barb, A. I. Lewis, Wil-{ liam. O.. Marlowe and - Thomas Hendricks. i The hospital Christmas party! for employees and their families will be held Dec. 22 in the Service Center. The Nursing School} chorus will present a tableau. Movies will be shown for the younger | guests,
Bridal Shower Planned For Jo Ellen McCrady |
Mrs. Harry E. McCrady Jr. 3206 Medford Ave. will entertain in honor of Miss Jo Ellen Mec-, Crady at a miscellaneous shower
-jat 8 p. m. tomorrow,
Miss MecCrady will excliange]
| wedding vows with Lt. Charles |
| A. Augustin Dec, 23.
MAKE THIS DELICIOUS MEAL IN MINUTES!
Rich beef meat “balls! Tender spaghetti! In an exertly blended talian spaghetti sauce with rich : meat-and-tomato
{LEEKS—High; scarce. < MUSHROOMS—Moderate in price
|ONIONS—Plentiful:
| SPINACH—Scarce; very high.
| Participating in the program
|ESCAROLE—A bundant; high.
{GREENS—Scarce; higher. HEAD LETTUCE — Cheapaér; more plentiful. KALE—Higher; scarcer. LEAF LETTU(E—Moderate in price; hot house, plentiful.
and supply; more plentiful. fraction
tiful. {POTATOES—E'ightly higher; all varieties on market. | RADISHES-—Higher; plentiful. RUTABAGAS—M ore abundant: moderate in price. |SHALLOTS—Moderate in supply; and price,
|SQUASH—Cheap; plentiful. {SWEET POTATOES—Top quality; plentiful. { TOMATOES —High. | TURNIPS—Cheap. |WATERCRESS—Moderate in price; very scarce.
* ' Friday's Menu: BREAKFAST: Chilled pineapple juice, French toast, sirup, coffee, tea or milk. LUNCH: Cream of+tomato soup, ham and asparagus rolls, cookies, coffee, tea or milk. DINNER: Tomato juice, ‘Swiss steak, baked potatoes, buttered whole kernel corn, tossed green salad with Roquefort dressing, enriched bread, butter or fortified
margarine, rice pudding with coffee,
raisins, tea or milk.
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Club
Frolic To Be Held ‘Saturday Night Reservations and parties are snow balling for the Lambs Club Christmas Frolic Saturday night in the Columbia Club. Attending together will be Messrs. and Mesdames Charles Wells, Lucien Dunbar, James O.! Birr, Edward W. Harris Jr., Daniel Morris, Stewart Roberts and Thomas Scanlon and O. A. Birr, tions also have been
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Veit, Howard T. Griffith, C. Bruce McConnell, Russell B. Moore, | Robert Ferriday Jr. and George; Vyverberg. Lowell H. Stormount, John A. Schumacher, Edward P. Gallag-
and E. H. Gable. Cereal Treat
A crown of canned fruit cock-
will coax lazy appetites on winter) mornings. -
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_ THURSDAY, DEC. 14 u, 1950
By MARGUERITE SMITH Times Girden Editor Q—1 just bought an amaryllis * pulb. How should I plant it? will it bloom this year as the
package says it 2A.H.G. A—Yes, if It's any size’ at all it should bloom this year for the flower is pre-packaged in the bulb just as tulips and hyacinths are. So the bloom this year will depend on the care it had last year as well as its size. Plant it in a pot very little bigger than the bulb. Set the bulb no deeper than its fat waistline. Use any good garden soil and add a little fine bone meal if you have it. Put the potted bulb away in a not too cool place (not under 50 degrees). When it begins to show signs of growth bring it to the light and give it more water, A little weak manure water
will help increase the size of the flowers,
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