Ligonier Banner., Volume 83, Number 23, Ligonier, Noble County, 9 June 1949 — Page 7

Thursday, June 9, 1949

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SO you think there's nothing new under the sun in pastries. Well, we will bet you haven’'t pulled a pan of Mayonnaise Pastry Crisps out of your oven yet. If we lose, then you already know that mayonnaise pastry is just plain delicious. If you haven’t tried it yet, make up a pan of golden colored Cookie Crisps today and serve with a colorful summer fruit salad made of apples, oranges and bananas. See how right real mayonnaise is as a flavor shortening for short and flaky pastry. Another time, add a little grated cheese to mayonnaise pastry and roll out to fit a pie plate. Bake. Fill with any sweetened fresh fruit and there you have pie at its very best. This recipe for Mayonnaise Pastry Crisps, originating in the Best Foods’ consumer kitchens, will also make two pie shells.

Mayonnaise Pastry Crisps 2 cups sifted flour 3 tablespoons 1, teaspoon salt water 23 cup real mayonnaise i

Sift flour and salt into mixing bowl. Cut in real mayonnaise with pastry blender or two knives until crumbs are formed. Add water anc stir with a spoon to form ball ol soft dough. Roll" out to % inch thickness and cut with a scallop edged cooky cutter. (For a novelty, cut out center and bake, replacing center befo.e serving.)* Place on cooky sheet and bake in_hot oven (425°F.) 8 to 10 minutes. Yield: approximately 3 dozen.

NORTHEASTERN INDIANA FRUIT GROWERS ASS’N

TO HOLD ANNUAL MEETING

Following 1s the complete program for the Northeastern Indiana Fruit Growers Association summer meeting to be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Baker on Road 6, west of Kendallville, Wednesday, June 15. The fruit growers invite anyone interested in tree or bush fruits to attend their summer meeting. The program is as follows: 10 a.m., DST, Tour of the orchard and grounds. 12 Noon, Lunch at St. Johns Lutheran Church, Kendallville. 1:30 p.m., V. V. Clark, orchardist from Bristol; Eric Sharvelle, Purdue Extension Pathologist; Calvin A. Byers, Orchardist, teacher and philosopher, Belleville, Ohio. g

The officers of the Association urge that everyone attending send Don Sollenberger, Route 1, Kendallville, a post card stating how many dinners will be desired. Ora Butler, Pleasant Lake, is president of the association. Henry Rehm is secretary. The directors are, Paul Roehm, Clyde Northrup, LaGrange; Doan Summerlott and D. C. Shumaker of Steuben; Pliny .Gretz and Ernest Kesslar, DeKalb; and Don Sollenberger and Charles Shull, Noble.

Continued from Page 1 Cunningham, Roger Debolt and Stanly Cochran Recitation, “Let Them Come To Me”, Connie Fisel y Dialogue, “Bible Forget-Me-Nots” Nancy Cochran, Janet Hite, Brenda Hite, Judy Wolf, Carolyn Gunder, Karen Peterson, Glory Sprague and Carlene Slaymaker Recitation, “Your Share”, Jeanne Sharpe Dialogue, “Lone Offerings”, Bar--08 @ . A~ A W S il --—&4‘ &;Jr. ! ot : U \ g;, : Hagdl . o~ e 5 who pays for TELEPHONE EXPANSION? ~ Money for telephone expansion comes from investors in telephone company stocks and '~ bonds. Money received for telephone service is used to - pay operating expenses. Thus, it takes two kinds of money to operate successfully—capital for expansion, and income - from telephone service which helps to pay investors for the _ _use of their money, : - L ™ 3 ! Sr

CHRISTIAN CHURCH TO HOLD CHILDREN’S DAY PROGRAM

Children’s Day will be observed at the Christian Church Sunday night at 7:45 p.m. with the following program: . Congregational Song, “Love Lift-

ed Me.” Scripture Reading Alice Mowatt. Children’s Day Prayer, Francis

Mabie. Story, “He Set A Child In Their Midst,” Kent Ritter. Duet, Phillis and Francis Mabie. Song, “Heavenly Sunshine” Primary Department. Recitation, “Sleep Baby Sleep”,

Darlene Ritter. Choruses, Teen Age Class. Dialogue, “The Keys”, 14 Boys. Duet, Kent and Don Ritter.

America, Pantomime, Leota Mo-

watt. : Dialogue, “God Watches Over All”, 5 Girls. Song, “Jesus Loves Even Me”, Group.

Memorie Lane, Pantomime.

Vocal Numbers, Morris Reynolds. The Model Prayer, 7 Girls.

bara Staton, Marilyn Nichols, Estella Hutchings and Marjorie Hover . Offerings and Announcements Recitation, “We Need You, Too”, Everett Cook Solo and Chorus, “A Song to The Flag”, Miriam Targgart and Mrs. Rollings’ Class Recitation, “Glimpse of Galilee”, Arthur Targgart : Recitation, “To All Voters”, Jerry Moore ; Benediction - :

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TWENTY GRADUATE FROM

PERRY TWP. Bth GRADE

The following graduated from the Perry Township Bth grade this

spring:

Allen Christner, Patricia Crothers, Marlene Dueler, Sarah Fleck, Jack Gage, Laroy Grooms,

THE LIGONIER BANNER

Joan Hicks, Kenneth Kauffman,

Emma Lengacher, Phyllis Mabie,

Nancy Mast, Calvin Miller, Jack

Moser, Larry Moser, Jack Schlem-

mer, Janice Speicher, Leßoy Tro-

yer, .Dorothy Yoder, Elizabeth Yoder and Merle Yoder.

Cromwell News

by Mrs. Geraldine Kesler

Harry Hyndman and family of Fort Wayne spent Saturday with Warren Hyndman.

Randall Burns and family, Roy Hewitt and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Burns were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Norris Hewitt in Ligonier.

Glenn Leslie and family and Mr. Paul Bertram spent Sunday at the Buck Lake Ranch mnear Angola.

Miss Marsha Hursey of Syracuse has spent the past week wtih "her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hursey.

Richard Calbeck, who has been attending Manchester College, is home for the summer.

Mrs. Evaline Shock is now employed as secretary for Alcom Bunger in his new office located in the Bertram building.

Miss Wilma Roeschly of Illinois visited friends here Saturday.

Bob Miller of Ohio spent seveday days last week here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Miller.

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Max Maggart and a boy friend from Camp Knox, Ky., spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Maggart.

Mjss Joan Secrist, who attended Indiana University during the year, is home for the summer vacation. ;

Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Griffith spent Thursday at West. Lafayette.

Harmon Harper and family were at LaGrange, Sunday afternoon.

Rev. Frank Argelander was assigned as pastor to the Cromwell, Kimmell and Wolf Lake Methodist Churches. He will move to the parsomage in Kimmel soon.

The Sunshine Girls’ inspection and awarding of their charter was held in the Pythian hall, Tuesday night with a large crowd present. -

Notice | : Buy your berries from the finest patch of strawberries in the country. : This being our third year in the business, we have a reputation for fine berries and a long list of steady customers. So order today. A card or call will reserve your order. We_ will notify you when your order is ready as we do not deliver. J. A. MAYBEE, vrange, . * Telephone 3010 R, LaGrange, Ind. Home of Black Magie Soil.

—. The White Rose Stati e ite Rose dtation on North Cavin at Viaduct is now open for business. Open Daily (Including Sunday) 6:30 to 10:30 - WHITE GAS — KEROSENE — CAR WASH -~ TIRE REPAIR EYTCHESON BROS. “Service Is Our Motto”

USE Your Credit CASH For Vacation To Repair the Car Paint & Repair the Home ‘ or any other useful purpose \ . and have only one place to pay. Security Loan Co. 201 S. Cavin Phone 186

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