Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 March 1952 — Page 40

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Valencia Oranges “In Increased Supply ‘Due to Hit Market

N ALL-ROUND good buy this week will be Valencia oranges, coming on the market in increased supply and due to continue so the next couple of months, are excellent for preserves and sauces as well as for juice,

Good with waffles or griddle cakes or ah¥ other food which

you might serve a sirup with is un orange sauce. Simple to make, it requires

one tablespoon cornstarch, onehalf cup. sugar and one-fourth teaspoon salt to each cup orange juice and two teaspoons grated rind with a few orange sections. Bring to a boll, stirring constantly. To use oranges for sandwiches while they are plentiful, thin cream cheese or peanut butter with orange juice and a bit of the rind, Spread on brown bread for variety, Ta serve oranges in a different fashion for breakfast, slice bananas in the juice. The banana slices refuse to turn dark when served in citrus juice, An orange roll, looking like the old-fashioned jelly roll, is a simple but extra tasty dessert., au ORANGE ROLL 8 egy 1 c. sugar 6 tbsps. orange julce 1 c. sifted cake flour 11; tsps. baking powder 1; tap. salt Confectioners sugar Beat eggs until thick and lemon-colored. Beat _in sugar gradually. Blend: in orange

juice. 8ift. together flour, baking powder and salt. Fold in. Line shallow pan with waxed paper. Having the paper extend ane inch beyond The edge of the pan. .

Turn batter into pan and bake in moderate oven (375 degrees F.) for 20 minutes. Sift confectioners sugar on brown wrapping paper three Inches larger than pan, Turn cake

ofit on this; remove Wax paper. Spread ‘with orange filling and roll up like jelly roll. Makes 10 one-inch slices. y

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ORANGE FILLING 5 e. sugar 3 thsps. cornstarch Vi- tsp. salt 114 c. orange juice 1 egg yolk, slightly beaten 1 thsp. butter or margarine

Combine sugar, cornstarch and salt In top of double boiler. Blend in orange juice; mix thoroughly. Cook over direct heat and stir constantly until mixture - is thickened. Place over boiling water; cook 10 minutes longer. Stir small amount of orange mixture into the egg yolk. Return to mixture in double boiler, Cook, stirring constantly, three minutes longer. Add butter, remove from heat and cool.

Minute Women President Will Give Local Talk

ONE of America's foremost platform speakers will talk at an open meeting here Wednesday for the Minute

Women of the USA, Inc.

Mrs. Suzanne Silvercruys Stevenson, North Wind-

ham, Conn, founder and national president of the organization, made her public debut quite by accident. Daughter of the late Baron 8Silvercruys, Belgium's Supreme Court president, she was a child refugee of World War I. While in school in Philadelphia she attended a dinner of Newspaper Editors Assoclation of the U. 8. When Secretary of War Newton Baker was unable to fill his engagement as speaker, she substituted. Her story of horror and destruction in her native land was so inspiring it was carried by newspapers from coast to coast. She toured the country for the Belgian government and raised millions for Belgian relief, then returned to the U. 8. after the war, bhecamie an

‘American citizen in 1922. Fol- =

lowing graduation from the Yale School of Fine Arts she was commissioned as a sculptor to do then President Herbert Hoover.

~ » ” SINCE SHE has done the Dionne quintuplets, Jesse Jones, Jack Dempsey and a number of Generals, Omar Bradley, and James Doolittle included. Her exhibition of Catholic religious art sponsored by Fordham University represents the first time

League Sets 2 Meetings

Two March meetings of the Indianapolis Women Voters League have been announced by the league president, Mrs, Horace Shonle.

A general meeting will be held at 10 a. m. Wednesday in the Goodwill Industries Auditorium, - 215 8. Senate League units will send representatives to the general meeting to -discuss the proposed program.of the national league. Stafford E. D. Barff, director of British information work for the Midwest region of the United States, will speak at the Meridian Room, Colonial Fur-

. niture Co., at 2:30 p..m. Tues-

day under the sponsorship of the Women Voters League.

Club Election Set

Mrs. John M. Leslie, 3509 N. Gale St.,, will be hostess at .1 p. m. Monday when Alpha Epsilon Latreian Club meets. “The group will elect officers.

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Mrs. Suzanne S. Stevenson

any Catholic organization has sponsored work of any artist in this country. Mrs, Stevenson has toured the United States for 15 years giving a unique lecture-demon-stration of sculpture. During the course she models the portrait head of someone in the audience, A small group formed Minute Women two years ago in Connecticut, It now has active members in 40 states. Among its principles are economy and efficiency in government, a sound dollar, fairer taxes, free enterprise, clean politics, states' “right; courageous and enlightened foreign policy and a free press and the truth. Mrs. O. C. Winters is chairman of the Indianapolis and Marion. County chapter of the organization, sponsors of the 7:30 p..m. meeting Wednesday in the World War Memorial.

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COMPLETE DINNER — canned sweet potatoes.

Fried fresh boneless pork chops, fried apple rings and glazed

> ; : products for for the best buy. Team it with apples, cheaper canned as applesaucé than bought fresh today. Sweet potatoes, high when bought fresh these. days, can also be purchased canned.

age. all types of hurry-up- cooking. Cans are receiving competition from prepackaged meats, frozen with directions on the package, Pick plentiful pork

MEAL a minute is no longer a dream. Fro-

zen foods have made it possible. Food companies pack-

Tomorrow's Club Calendar Announced

TOMORROW C. Wolfe, 705 N. Emerson, Mrs. Martin Eastburn, hostess Alpha Chi Omega Sorority + hostess. Bible story, Mrs. R. Chairman, . “Jewelry,” W. G. Mothers—1 p. m. Butler Uni- -R. Gray. Fuller of Charles Mayer & versity Chapter House. Mrs. Chap. G, PEO-—T7:30 p. m. Co. C. B. Marshall, hostess. Talk Miss Reeta Clark, 2831 N. Vincent CLSC—Noon. Mrs. L.

on interior decoration, Athenaeum Turners—6 p. m,

Delaware, hostess. Election. Delta Beta Chap., Psi Tota Xi

T. Freeland, 2051 N. ‘Ala‘bama, hostess. Program, Mrs,

Athenaeum, Film, “Safety --7:30 p. m. 38th 8t. Branch, D. B. Munro and Mrs. Munro in the Home.” Merchants National Bank. and Mrs. C. R. Morrett. © Bide-a-Wee—6 p. m., Haw. pee TS fs tt et et

45 minutes.

thorn Room. 32d anniversary | dinner followed by a party in| home of Mrs. Edward Kennedy, 405 N.- Forest. Fortnightly Study—1 p. m. Mrs. Mrs. A. R. Dunham, 4005 | Carrollton, hostess. Discus- | sion on social agencies. |

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Artman Council, ITSC—T7:45 | p. m, Woman's: Department | Club. Program, Howe High School Octet.

Mrs, Li. —W. Bruck, 52 8." Audubon Rd., hostess. “Potpourri,” Mrs. E. W. Lollis; election, Monday Afternoon Reading— 12:30 p. m. Mrs. W. H. Herbst, 1519 N. Dearborn, hostess; “Williamsburg,” Mrs. R. D. Martenet.

Monday Conversation—2 p. m. Mrs. R. T. Fatout, 3422 Winthrop, hostess. Book review, Mrs, Thomas Bell. New Era—12:30 p. m. Mrs. K.

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Educational Program | “Slides of Japan” will be pre- | sented by Mrs. Joseph Lowry | following the business session | of Indiana Alpha Chapter, |} Zeta Beta Chi Sorority, at 7 p. m.. Thursday in the Hotel Lincoln. Guests are invited to attend the educational program.

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Gingerbread Proves Its

Popularity OT ginger-bread is a popular item. To make

it convenient to serve fre- ~

quently, prepare a mix. For enough ror four bakings in an eight-by-10 inch pan combine eight cups sifted all-pur-pose flour, two cups sugar, twoand one-half teaspoons soda, four teaspoons salt, two, tablespoons baking powder, three tablespoons ginger, three tablespoons cinnamon, one tablespoon cloves, one and one-half cups shortening. . Sift the dry ingredients together twice. Cut in the fat until thé mix has the consistency of coarse meal. Then place the mix in tightly covered jars or cans, label and store in a cool place. Use in the following recipe. For one cake to make in a pan eight by 10 by two inches, ingredients are: Three cups of gingerbread mix, three-fourth sup molasses, one egg, well beaten and three-fourth cup boiling water. Put mix in a bowl. ‘Add molasses to the egg. Beat with rotary beater until wel mixed. Add the boiling. water. Pour the egg mixture into the bowl containing the dry mix and beat well. Pour the batter into a greased pan, - Bake in a moderate oven (350 degrees ¥.) for

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Make a sirup of the sugar and water, Melt butter in a skillet and add cream of wheat, stirring constantly until the mixture becomes a light brown Add the sirup gradually, stirring all the Continue until the butter oozes a little out of the mixture and it no longer sticks to the spoon. Add the raisins and the almonds and sprinkle coconut on top. Serves eight. hd

Sorority Unit to Give Tea

The Indianapolis Associate Chapter of Kappa Kappa Kappa Sorority will have a guest tea at 2 p. m. Wednesday in the

Heron Art Museum, Robert O. Park, curator, will

give a gallery talk on the’

special exhibit of the “Awmerican Indian as a Painter.” Guests at the tea will include

Mrs. C. H, Cox, Pendleton, who is state president; members of the Speedway Chapter, Indian-

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Scout leaders of the James E,

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Hostesses will be Mesdames G. H. Williams, Ralph Decker, G:. 8. Eads, J. K. Mahrdt, Hazel McCormack, W. C. Moberly, A, Logan Steele and Martin Myers,

Sigma Delta Tau Will Meet Today

The quarterly meeting of Sigma Delta Tau Sorority - will be held at 2 p. m, teday in the Antlers Hotel. Delegates and members of Alpha and

there will be a social hour

Zeta Chapter, New Castle, will be present. Eta Chapter will be hostess. ‘Following the business ses sion, presided over by Miss Vee lora Beghtol, grand president,

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