The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 March 1940 — Page 4
Honey Currant Rolls
THE DAILY BA>TNtR, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH
13, 19-40.
interesting paper on “The Seeing I Eye.” The hostess took the group j through her new house which all en- j joyed. Delicious refreshments were ’ served which concluded a most en-1 joyable afternoon. Mrs. Willis i Wrsght will be hostess to the April meeting. The Beechwood Pleasant Circle | held an enjoyable meeting with Mrs. , Charlie Bowman March 6. Sixteen I members and one guest answered j roll call with “An Irish Poem.” A | general discussion by all the mem- i bers on old and new farming was | given as Mrs. Jonnie Thomas was I unable to be present to give it. Mrs. j Amma Snodgrass had charge of the i entertainment in the absence of Mrs. I Grace Wright. Mrs. Mary Hunter j
“The king was in his counting house Counting out his money— The queen was in the parlor Eating bread and honey.” A MODERN queen, or king, who enjoys “eating bread and honey,” will appreciate the delights of a panful of hot Honey Currant Rolls. The glistening honey topping and the currants peeping from plump sides promise royal eating. Made like any biscuit,except that the dough contains a bit of sugar and an egg for extra goodness, the dough is rolled out flat, brushed with melted butter and sprinkled with currants. If currants are not handy, raisins will do nicely. So Will chopped dates. After the dough iswrapped jelly-roll fashion around the plump fruit, it is spread with the honey topping. The oven does the rest. HONEY CURRANT ROLLS 2 cups sifted flour 3 teaspoons baking powder ? 4 teaspoon salt 1 tablespoon sugar 2 to 4 tablespoons shortening 2 caas
cup milk Melted butter Y\ cup currants, raisins, or chopped dates Honey Topping Sift together flour, baking powder, salt, and sugar. Cut in shortening. Beat 1 whole egg and 1 egg yolk, saving 1 white for topping. Add milk to beaten eggs, and add all to dry ingredients. Stir only enough to make dough hold together. Turn out on lightly floured board and knead a half minute. Roll out’j inch thick and cut in strips three inches wide. Brush with melted butter and sprinkle with currants. Roll lengthwise. Cut in 2' inch lengths. Place close together in ungreased bakingpan. Spread Honey Topping over rolls. Bake in moderately hot oven (400 C F.) 20 minutes. Yield: about 14 rolls. HONEY TOPPING cup butter cup confectioners’ sugar 1 egg white 2 tablespoons honey, warmed Cream all ingredients together and spread over rolls before bakinir.
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PASADENA, Cal.— (UP) —C.io thing electric refrigerators are not good for is that of preserving money, according bo the managers of a dormitory restaurant at the California Institute of Technology. When the r estaurant closed on a Saturday night the dav's receipts of $233.86 we“e placed in the refrigerator. When ‘he refrigerator was opened the next morning, the money was gone.
•E -j- •:* E -h + -h :Sj ■h FILLMORE + •jj .;. *j. .>• v -i- ••• .-Jj Mrs. Fred Hunter delightfully entertained the Mother’s Afternoon Club March 5. Sixteen members responded to roll call with "Jokes on Ourselves” which caused much laughter. Mrs. Alex Bryan read an
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wor the contest. An enjoyable soc-' ial hour was spent while the hostess j served delicious refreshments. Next i meeting will be April 3 with Mrs. I
Elsie Ruark.
Beginning at 7 o’clock Monday) evening the officers of No. 186. O. )
E. S. will be installed.
George Garrett. Mr. and Mrs. Wil- i lard Garrett and son, and Mrs. Maud ! Williams, all of Greencastle and Will! I Stout of West Lafayette were Sun- ' day visitors of Mrs. Flora Garrett. I
who is reported improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Hervey Johnson of! ! Avon visited recently with her moth-1 er. Mrs. Fay Robinson and Mr. Rob-1
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Sunday evening supper guests of ! Mrs. Ella Ader and daughter Josephine were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Woli- ; ung of Greencastle. Wanda, the small daughter of Mrs. Ruby Bray spent from Friday until ! Sunday with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Voss Bray at Amo. Mr. and Mrs. John Carroll enjoyed ! a visit Sunday with Harvey Clark at Mt. Meridian. Deloss Sharp, grandson of Mr. and 1 Mrs. Walter Clift underwent a tonsil : operation at the county hospital Sati urday and returned home Sunday. He is reported getting along fine. Rev. Morris Morgan of Greencas- ( i tie, filled his regular appointment : at the Methodist church Sunday | j morning. He with Mr .and Mrs. | Roscoe Zeiner and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Zeiner of here spent Sunday ! with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Zeiner at ! Floyd Center. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Clark moved | [ the first of last week from the Ott! Lydick property in the south part i of town to Emory Nichols’ farm near Canaan, known as the Wm. Todd farm. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dobbs moved Saturday from the farm known as the Renz Sechman farm on the Stilesville-Greencastle road to
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Come on down plenty of parking space here while you buy your cut flowers and plant needs at our store. Milton’s Posey Patch. Phofie 707-R. •'As Near As Your Phone." .... 13-lt.
FOR SALE: ^ top desk. 30’’x48- (J |*ng compart ment ,® ter- ' FOR s AI. E: HojA “ nin K room furtjj Double bed and [| rfs J with dresser. Voss 4 ' desk, rugs, and on* Havens. US Wi 574.
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RELIC OF FIRST WAR — British Royal Air Force observers digging observation post on Western Front unearthed this German helmet, relic cf First World War, and set it on a stick. Observer scans skies for Nazi planes.
TWO SINGER SEWING MA-
CHINES in first class condition. js.’JO fryin S chickens each. Montgomery Ward and Co. | Phone rural iFn
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For sale or tra* ( One gray work hor*
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FOR SALE: One pure bred Aborj deem Angus, bull ready for service, j Glen Clark, South County Ifarm.
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i FOR SALE: A loo I farm about 3 milea I 40 acres tillable, bat j ture with never f : '
FOR SALE: 1037 Chevrolet master I good stock and p-aia coach, 1037 Chevrolet master sedan. ' enable price, j. t
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two 193? Chevrolet trucks. | Chew, Pleasant Gardens.
Edward
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I ONE GASOLINE RANGE: All j porcelain enamel finish. Closed top, | $35.00. Montgomery Ward and Co. ll-3t.
1 FOR SALE: 2 wheel stock trailer | and fat sows. Frank Cooper, 4 1 _. I miles south on roiid 43. 11-3L
Used KELVINATOR electric refrigerator. Porcelain interior $35.(0. Montgomery Ward and Co. ll-3t. FOR SALE: Small bay mare or will trade for cow. Leland Brown, road 43 south. 13-lp.
FOR SALE: Good seed oats, tests 33. Kenneth Nelson, Greencastle, R. 4. 14-2p.
FEATURED FOR SATURDAY ONLY! SPECIAL PURCHASE OF NEW SPRING COATS
YOUR HAND, MADAME—British Prime Minister Chamberlain (with umbrella) bends low over Queen Elizabeth's hand, as she and King George, right, visit warships Ajax and Exeter in London. Admiralty Lord Churchill in background.
EASTER SPECIAL—With every $5.00 permanent we give a free facial or manicure. Other permanents $4.00. 2 for $7.00; $3.00, 2 for $5.00. Grace's Beauty Shop. 17East Washington street. Phone 79-M. l-6-13-20-4t
—For FOR RENT: 5 about 4 acres on or 1 Located 1-4 mile sootli on state road 43. Ph« FOR RENT:Tim garage. Comer Wild streets, William Jadr FOR RENT: Sis house. 505 east S® Phone 273-W. —Want
WANT TO RENT ! or apartment. Reastr 480-J. WANTED: Girl for. work and care of bat;, preferred. Referents 308 from 7:30 to 8:30) WANTED ^Expert# salesman. Inquire betr 12:00 a. m. Montgomery
Living room suites of all steel Per- | malux construction. Exceptionally | low priced for such high quality, j I REEVES ELECTRIC Phone 139-M. 7-13-19-3t.
the propefty vacated by the Carks. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Newman and son Gary, were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Leap and son Raymond of near Frankfort, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Newman and Miss Lessie Cox of Mt. Meridian. Mrs. Otem Wells and daughter Julia, have returned to their home near Coatesville, after spending several weeks with the former’s son, Lee Wells and family. Miss Dorothy O’Dell and Chas. Baker of Indianapolis were Sunday guests of Mrs. Edith Ruark and Miss Madelyn O’Dell. Mrs. Fred Brown. Mrs. Katie Baltin and Mrs. Louise Smith called Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Frances Boman who passed away. She and the former were
cousins.
Robert Nichols of Bainbridge spent Sunday with Wilbur Ross. Mrs. Lizzie Huffman who has been real ill was reported resting better the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sutherlin were guests Sunday of John Wallace near Bethel. On Wednesday they called on Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wallace and daughter of Greencastle. Mrs. Chester Day, Mrs. Roscoe Eastham and children and Mrs.
Kathleen Day and children spent | Saturday in IndianapolLs. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond King and daughter, Danville, were here Sunday the guests of Wendell Smith and family. Miss Esther Dunlavy of Cambridge City spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Dunlavy. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Pursell visited Sunday with her brother, Harold Scobee and family at Greencastle. Miss Mary Burks is visiting her sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Minter at Reelsville. Hefschell Clift and family of Indianapolis visited Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clift. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Keeling, Mrs. Mabel Parsons and Miss Gladys Hubbard, all of Indianapolis, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Hubbard.
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NOTICE OF «U A l.l i' M A Tl O \ OF EXKCITOU
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Notice Is Hereby Given, That undersigned has duly qualified ns Ex « i-utor of the Last will and testament >»f Frank Rifthtsell deceased, in the Putnam Circuit Court, of Putnam County, Indiana, and has been duly authorized by said Court to administer
said estate.
Said estate is supposed to be solvent.
March 12. 1940.
Ella RiRhtMell, Executrix M. J. Murphy. Attorney. Homer (V Morrison.
Putnam Circuit Court.
Clerk
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These are not toppers but full length coats —brought to you just in time to wear for Easter—and later on too! You'll find a grand assortment of colors in the seasons newest fabrics and up to the minute fashions!
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SPECIAL BARGAIN: 15 good used com planters. Guaranteed to drill O. K., but won't guarantee to check corn. Selling out at $10 to $20 each. Make a bid. Walter S. Campbell. Wed-Sat.
LOST: Ladies red) Saturday night. Finde; to Banner Office or at
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FOR SALE: (.Rood Locust posts, Jake Robbins, 2'- miles northeast of Brick Chapel. ll-13-2p
FOR SALE: Recleaned home grown Little Red clover seed, good quality, also timothy seed and timothy hay. Three good work horses. Bruce Lane, Bainbridge. Mon.-Wed.-Sat.-tf.
FREE. Demonstrr piano-accordian. er. Phone 875-R for We repair, rebuild a,ny piece of furniture ottomans. Phone T6S-JI, " TRAVEL SERVER weekend or Sunday Mf car. Licensed char reasonable. Call 7lM
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Castle Brand chick starter $2.30;
Egg Producer $2.15; 4<n Hog Sup- ■ remall . plement S2.40. “As good as the best. , Better Than Most." Smith Feed & darling mother Gram. Mon-Wed-Fri. I Sarah E - two years ago today. | Peaceful be thy re st
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39-Plate Goodyear Battery (3.95 Exchange. Nine Months guarantee. Free Installation. Dobbs Tire <St IJattery Service
Phone 789
CLEANING SUPPLIES — Mops, scrub brushes, cleaners, pails, wall paper cleaner and many other items for house cleaning. Snider's Wallpaper and Paint Store. ll-3t
FOR SALE: Nice yearling Hampshire male hog. Walter Stoner, Justamene Farm, 4 1-2 miles east Greencastle. 12-2t.
FOR SALE: Girl’s bicycle in good conditkm. Grey and chronlum. $40 00 bicycle for $2000. 601 Main Street. 12-2p. FOR SALE: Locust posts. Maggie Sutherlin, 1 mile north of Mt. Meridian. 12-2t. FOR SALE: 1939 Chevrolet Master deluxe town sedan, 0000 miles. Radio, heater, defroster, $600. Will trade for older car. Aadreas Box 0, Banner. 12-2p.
FOR SALE: 25 head 90-lb.
30 head 50-lb. shoats; Roy Abrams. 12-2p.
FOR SALE: 18 months Angus male calf. Priced $65. Floris McCammack. Belle Union. 12-3p.
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FOR SALE: 1936 Ford trunk tudor sedan, good tires and thoroughly reconditioned $195. See mo at First Citizens Bank and Trust Co., Morris Hunter. l3-4t.
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MAKE IT WELL DONE! — New infra-red lamps developed by Westinghouse laboratories at Bloomfield, N. J., broil steak well done in nine minutes. Cost of operafion is % cent, af New York rate of 9 cents a kilowatt.
FOR SALE: 2000 first grade fence posts, split white oak and sassafras. Male Shorthorn calf, weighing 650 lbs. Bert Brattain. cffeencastle, R. 4. l4-2p.
FOR SALE: Two nvlk cows. Ott Hand, Bainbridge, R. 1. Wed.-Sat-lf.