The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 23 January 1941 — Page 3
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number of Mrs. Pursell’s relatives
from Illinois.
Mrs. James Hunter entertained the Willing Woikers Class of the ! M. E. church on the evening of JanI uary 15. Fifteen members responded to roll call with "A Nursery
+ 4-4- - h i , *r + + Christian church was filled to
acity Sunda\ OOtt for the eral of •Dooai I Pursoll. Relatives
a distance 1 1 tTic funeral Mr. and-Mi a. Clarence Schut-
Mrs. Roy B yant, Mrs. Lulu Sco-
Rhyme.’-’ The hostes* lead the devotions and conducted two contests, which were won by Miss Avis Knetzer and Mrs. Wm. Oliver. Lovely reft eshments and a social hour con-
cluded an enjoyable evening. There will be a fellowship meet-
ing at the aid house Saturday even-
ing.
The Fillmore Service Club convened at the home of Mrs. W. L. Heavin of Coaling Station, January 14 for ‘he r monthly all day meeting. The work for the day was quilting. The usual splendid pitch-in dinner was served to eight members and two
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Several from this community attended the Wabash Valley Tournament at Greencastle last week. Mias Fein Terry spent Wednesday night with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence MoCainmack.. Mrs. Anna Runyan was the guest of George Webster and family of Greencastle over the week end. Mrs. Hallie Terry and Mrs. Stella Terry spent Sunday with Mrs. R.>sella Hunter. Mrs. Ida Cox is spending this
guests, Mrs. Eva Gillen and Mrs. ! week wit h Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cox.
FOR THi: HUNGRY MAN Here is ft robust dish which will ere J please your husband when he comes home tired and hungry — Brown - Chops with Own-Baked Beans. The r tangy tomsto sauce cooks into the e! « pork chops to give them extra Jl flavor and culenee as it hubbies in the oven., Yen can use the four _ ] different kinds of oven-baked beans in similar combination with other meats as well—sau-ages, hambur'tcjJ gers and veai chops. >(U. » Brown Chaps w ith Oven-Raked F Beans Fry untU nicely browned and about
done—
“M 4 to 6 por t chops.
Pour over chops—
Br". 1 medium (18-oz.) can ovenbaked beans, vegetarian-
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Add, mixing lightly— Fma 1 teaspoon sugar
3 M Vi cup tomato ketchup.
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Vi pound fresh sausage Vi pound ground beef. Season with— 1 a teaspoon salt Vi teaspoon pepper. Add— 1 large (24-oz.) can cooked spaghetti in tomato sauce with 'cheese. Keep covered while heating, stirring as little as possible. Turn out on platter with meat on top and just before serving sprinkle with Grated sharp cheese. Serves four. CHILDREN LOVE TO COOK Children are thrilled when you give them an opportunity to do a little cooking. They can spend many happy hours in the kitchen learning to prepare simple dishes. If you select recipes carefully and make sure they are written clearly,
Bake in a incderate oven (875 F.)
20 to 30 minute-.
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Main dishes which can be prepared quickly are very much in demand in this household w here the I'd, l lighter meal of the day is served ion in the evening, and such prepared Hfoods as cooked spaghetti in tomato saure
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iave tempting variety in the~r up pers. The spagh tti may be n.-n iy heated to Mike a meal with the help of a vegetable and rolls, | you may wish to make a ,.iorc sutr] 1M?- CtRntial dish of it by adding meat os in the following recipe: Combination Meat and Spaghetti Ly_ Matter FrV together in si, 1 e 7/i /uf —
you find you do not need much help to these beginning chefs. The following recipe using prepared macaroni in cream sauco with cheese is one that gives the children experience in using the oven, and the delicate combination of flavors is particularly appealing to them. They would have great fun inviting their friends over to a meal at which they served this dish: Macaroni and Tuna Scallop Drain oil from— 1 small (7-oz.) can tuna fish. Separate into flakes and place half of the fish in the bottom of a small casserole. Top with half of— I medjum (17-qz.) f can cooked macaroni in cream sauce with cheese. Repeat layers, then sprinkle over all— Crumbled potato chips. Bake in a moderate oven (.‘175" F.) about 25 minutes or until heated through and bubbling. Serves four to five. One cup finely diced or ground cooked meat may be substituted for the tuna fish.
Lira Pickett. About 2:30 the new’ president Mis. Walter Wright presided at the meeting Roll call responses were New Years poems and resolutions. The secretary Mrs. D Wright read the minufhs of the last meeting which were approved. Mrs. Emma Morgan will be hostess to the February meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Artie McNary and laughter Judy of Greencastle visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wade McNary. Miss Madonna Owen who is now teaching in an Indianapolis school was here from Friday until Sunday with her mother and brothers, Mrs. Hazel Owen. Robert and Richard. Chas. Smith and family spent Sunday near Cartersburg with Mrs. Ora Cook and family. Rev. James Shockley, Indianapolis, was a Sunday dinner guest of Mr and Mrs. Emory Nichols and daughter Bertha. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Arnold, Greencastle, were Sunday guests of Mr. ■in! Mrs. O. L. McKamey. Miss Eva O’Neal spent the week end in Indianapolis with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wright and their guest Miss Francis O'Hair or Grove’.and, enjoyed a visit Sunday wdth Mr. and Mrs. Meredith Myers in Greencastle. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Owen, east of Greencastle, were also 'iuests. Mrs. Alice Gorham, Indianapolis, visited Saturday with her brother md wife Mr. and Mrs. A. B Hub bard Those reported from Fillmore O. E. S. attending the Past Matrons and Patrons meeting In Greencastle Thursday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Morris Heavin, Mr. and Mrs. C. .1. Feirand, Mesdames Laura Wright, Emma Phillips, Pearl Brown and Etta Ikamire
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sutherlin moved to the Vermillion place Saturday. Otha Meek Is sick with flu. Mrs. Reuben Heavin spent the week end with Hugh Hicks and family. Miss Jean Baugh was the guest of Miss Ruby Alice Thursday evening. Services closed Sunday night at tlie Tri Community church near Boll' Union. Mrs. Frona Tincher s|>cnt Tuesday with Mrs. Anna Runyan an.l Mary Hicks. Miss Virginia Buis was the guest of Miss Betty Alice Friday night. Mrs. Slbbie Buis passed a wav Tuesday night at the borne of M . and Mrs. John Ellett near Coatesville. Miss Marcia Bell Buis spent Tueslay night with Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Frazier and children. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Butler, M ind Mrs. Floyd Skelton spent the veek end with Mr. and Mrs. FredHe Skinner at Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Smith and Mr. and Mis. Earl Allen and Helen May spent Sunday with Mrs. Ethel Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Clark were n Indianapolis Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. George Osborn were Sunday gues's of M . and Mrs. Dallas Bee in Greencastle. Mrs. Sarah Hubble Is ill at the home of Mr. and Mrs Walter Tincher. Mis. Jose Hurst and Mrs. Com ■Jollins were in G renrastle Tuesday. Mrs. James Sutherlin called on Mrs. E hel Smith Tuesday afternoon.
TO PALESTINE—Italian prisoners captured by British in Libyan campaign are shipped to Palestine tor internment. Here they are shown disembarking from train at undisclosed point after traveling from western desert. Passed by British censor.
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, KARCtTOR
Notice is Hereby Given. That umJeraigned lias duly qualified as 10x ecutor of ilie Last will and testamo of Hornice Ora Ik Dicks deceased, • lie Putnam Circuit Court, of Put County, Indiana, and has been
the
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unly. Indiana, and has been duly authorlxed by said Court to administer
Maid estate.
Said estate is supposed to be solvent.
Jan. 14. 1941.
No. 8251.
Klmer C. Dicks, Kxecutor Morrison, Clark of the Put-
t Oourt.
Ilbmer C
nam Circuit <'ourt.
James and AI lee. Attorneys.
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TORE DOWN SWASTIKA—These are youths who ripped down Nazi flag from German consulate in San Francisco. From left: Hal Ascherin, Duke Rose, Ed G. Lackey, Jack Joseph and Harold J. Sturtevant. Lackey and Sturtevant, U. S. sailors, were held for Navy; others were released.
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and their families Friday evening. A delicious pitch-ln supper was cn-, and chil , ! , en Mon lav evening, joyed. Music was furnished by Miss ( Ml s I ^ orettn Knauer is staying Doris Hamilton and Lillian FaJtn M,- g Phillip G. Helm and son, Buis. Several games were played and ^ » general good time was enjoyed by — Mrs. Olen Dudley and son Floyd visited Sunday with Loren Dudley and family of Muncie. Mr. and Mrs. Oran Buis spent Thursday with Wm. Newman and
family.
Homer Uiggens and son of Lawrence and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hig- i gens Jr. called on Herbert Higgens 1 and family Sunday afternoon. Chester Cunningham and family ; '“ailed on Biuce Richardson and' family Sunday afternoon. John Wallace spent the week end 1 with Clarence Sutherlin and family of F811 more. Bill West re-entered the hospital at Indianapolis after being home for a few days. Mrs. Glen Burgess called on Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Buis Tuesday. Mrs. Grace Morehart entertained the members of the freshman class Thursday night In honor of her daughter Geraldine's 15th birthday. A lovely birthday cake was a special attraction of the dinner. Games were played during the evening and the guests spent the night. Those present were Jacquelihe Nichols, Eula Fern Tincher, Vera cJan Buis, Ann McMains, Shirley Nichols, Adeline Ross, Mary Jane and Geraldine Morehart. Rev. and Mrs. Paul Robinson and clt ldrcn called on I^ester Storm and family Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Storm visited Rev. and Mrs. Robert Cooper an.1 children of Spe.nccr Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Cooprider ami children called on Mr. Coopt iders mother who is ill at Amo Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heavin spent Monday and Tuesday with Mr. and Ms. A. O. Cooprider and helped
butcher.
Rev Lester Storm occupied the pulpit at Hazelwood Baptist church
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nichols an 1 daughter of Belleville visi’ed Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Claude William-
son.
Mrs. Ruth Nichols spent Tuesday with Mis. Kathleen Nichols.
who retutned to their home from th" Putnam county hospital Saturday afternoon. P. G. Helm called on Mr. and Mr-
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Ft iday afternoon.
<- CLOVURDALE. FOPTK 0NF 4 Mr. and Mrs. Wm. P. Barton called on Mr. and Mrs. Fred K. Hansel and family Wednesday evening. Mrs. Loretta Knauer called on Mrs. Wm, P. Barton Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Fred K. Hansel and children, Donell Ray Knauer called
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