The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 28 September 1944 — Page 3

-i- •f •!•++ + £ [ EAST MARION + + -i- *:• * •!• * + + * ^ > pudley an<i family attended feral Monday of the formers James Dudley at Kokomo, killed in a plaine crash in k hud be in service four years, fend Mrs. Piker were Sunday vuests of Mrs. Dorothy Defend family. Horace Robinson entered the hospital Saturday. Elsie Hunter who has been ill | past several days is slowly PS- | Hazel Burgess and Monle and visited Sunday with Mr. and E. Buis. uul Mrs. Prod Hunter spent • with Mr. and Mrs. Sarnie Indome Economic club met Frilernoon with Mrs. Carrie Cline. Pauline Storm and children of kille called on Mr. and Mrs [Buis and daughter. Monday eMary Hunter spent Tuesday rs. Elsie Hunter, [members of the Bethel chureh surprise birthday dinner Sun»r their pastor, Rev. Meb.

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BUitfCnekf/L. annouMces: letter Cakes in less Than '/2 the Mixing Time''.. New Betty Cracker method—used with GOLD MEDAL “Kitchen-tested” FLOUR—gives you remarkable results

“YOU DONT CREAM SHORTENING'’ "No creaming of sugar and shortening ... ref , you grJ a cakt that'i mar- ‘ vtUtusly light!" “YOU DONT BEAT EGGS”

"Hggs are mixed right •f with the other ingredients. No separate beating. Imagine that!”

Kent's all (|0u do: dry ingredients all together into a bowl. Measure ingredients accurately. jADD shortening, liquid, flavoring right into the dry ingredient}. BEAT with a spoon, or mix with electric mixer for 2 minutes. Scrape bowl frequently. (See recipe.) ADD eggt (whites only in this recipe). Continue heating 2 more minutes. Pour into prepared pans. ^ r 'Yl’R NEW METHOD, perfected by our Home V_/ Service stall' at General Mills, is revolutionary! In far less time and with far less work, you get cakes that are even fluffier, lighter, finertextured, more delicious than the Gold Medal cakes you’ve known before. Try the "new-method” recipe for Snowflake Cake ... and see what a superior cake you get!

SNOWFLAKE CAKE by the new Belly Crocker method Make sure all ingredients are at room temperature. Shortening should be soft, not melted. Pre heat oven to 150". (Correct temperature is important in all cake baking!) Grease and flour two H" round layer pans. Silt coil) MBDAL PLOI R before measuring. Measure ingredients before starting to mix. 24 cups tift.d * GOLD MEDAL -Rlichen-letted" Enriched flour (2 cups plus 2 tbsp )

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OFFER EXPIRES SOON! Buy your winter supply of Gold Medal Flour—Today! It’s Trit! For a limited time ... you can get a 25-Ib. sack of Gold Medal Flour at 15c less than the regular price So don’t delay. While you’re thinking of it—betfer clip

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When you use Gold Medal "Kitchen-tested'’ Flour you arc using the all purpose flour more women prefer than any other brand. The reasons will be obvious to you when you try it! You'll discover that Gold Medal does not vary from sack to sack. It won’t "let you down”. It is regularly tested by

the Betty Crocker staff' in test

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lV2 cup, sugar H cup high g,ado vegetable short-

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1 cup skimmed milk I tip. flavoring Heat vigorously with spoon (up and over motion) or mix with electric mixer on tiou to medium speed for exactly two minutes bv the clock. Scrapehmel /rtt/n.nUy. You can rest a moment when beating by hand. Just count actual beating time. t to Tj tup egg whites (4 lorge), f unbeoten Continue heating 2 more minutes (scraping bowl frequently). Pour into prepared pans, flake JO lo > 5 mmutes tn moderate oven (350°). Cool layers. Icc with favorite icing.

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See ensuing tolJeum Gold Modal (odd for other new method recipei * WARNING! Flour* vary. Use this recipe only with Gold Medal "Kitchen tested'’ Flour. Gold Medal is unchanged. It acts as it always did with your other recipes. But don't try to adapt this new method to an old method recipe.

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T ic i tsp. double - action tvpc (Clabber Girl, Calumet, is, KC. etc.); 4‘m t*p. phoftphacc type (Rumford, Dr.

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Sign your name and address below, am! take to your grocer. He w ill sell you a 25-lb. SA( K Of GOLD MEDAL ' Kitchentested" ENUiUlED elour at 15c less than his regular retail

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MR. GROCER: This authorizes you to deliver at I 5c less than your current retail price one 25-lfv sack of «iOLI> MEDAL "Kthhen tested" Enriched Hour to whoever tills out and presents this coupon. Charge our account, and you will be promptly reimbursed hy our sales man or directly hy us it you mail this coupon properly filled out to Dept. 915, Crcneral Mill*, loc., Muiocapoli* 15, Mian.

(Offer expires 30 days from today.)

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HERE ARE THE DEALERS FEATURING GOLD MEDAL FLOUR:

BRICK CHAPEL AKTIK O'HAIR MORTON MAYFIKM) OROCKKY STAKK AND IHSTTIS FINCASTLE It I RDKTT GUOtHRY PARKERSBURG WILSON'S GROCERY

RUSSELLVILLE HESTER’S GROCERY Itl SHONt.**, t.KAM I li\

ROACHDALE E. F. DUCKWORTH E. C. ROGERS CLARK’S REGAL STORE

BAINBRIDGE HANKS ItROTHERS

GROVRAND ELLIOTT AND WINANM PUTNAMVILLE FRANK S1THERL1N MANHATTAN HUNTER’S GROCERY MANHATTAN STORE

CLOVERDALE wWELTON’S GROCERY LM^VJSV'S S'lDKf: LANGDON IIKOTIiKliS REGAL STORK KNOLL GROCERY

COATESVILLE WHEELER’S GROCERY R. C. KNIGHT STANLEY AND COMPANY

STILESVILLE ARNOLD’S GROCERY HALL’S MARKET BELLE UNION HAINES GROCERY KELLER'S STORE FILLMORE ROBIN SON’S GROCERY HI Nf‘ANT’S GROCER) GREENCASTLE TREMBLY’S REGAL STORE

N. P. VANTII SKIRK tiRtH ER) CAMPI'S MARKET ROWLAND’S MARKET HEDGE’S MARKET LEE WILLIAMS NORTH JACKSON CASH MARKET LOCKWOOD’S GROCERY ()l A LIT) MEAT M \RKET MONNETT GROCERY CUKKY INMAN .MARK’S CIRCLE INN GROCERY A \ I* FOOD STORE KKOGKR-OAKLE)

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.* 4, + + + + + •)• -b-F -h ■h -I- -h C f » KABT B—Urt AfeTLK TW P. + {§) -I- -I* *1* + *1’ ’!’ 0 Mr. and Mrs. William Arnold were Sunday dinner guests of the latter’s sister-in-law, Mrs. Herbert Gorham and sons of Greencastle. Corporal Charles Cofer has been enjoying a furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Oder and other relatives. His address is A. S. N. 35158562, 3095th Q. M. Refrigeration Co., Fort FrancisB. Warren, Wyoming. Charles is now cook and baker in the armed forces. Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Arnold and family of Floyd township and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pursell and children of this community spent Sunday in

the home of Mr. and Mrs. Columbus Christy in observance of Mrs. Christy's birthday anniversary which occurred an September £5th. Susan Stangcr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stanger is recovering nicely from her recent tonsil operation. Mr. and Mrs. William Arnold entertained at dinner Tuesday, Mrs. Arnold's niece and husband, Private and Mrs. Forrest White and Children of Greencastle, Pvt. White who is on furlough from Fort Warren, Wyoming will return to a camp n’.-ar Sacramento, California. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pursell spent Sunday In the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pursell and children.

ATTENTION TRUCKERS

On or about October 15, truckers in need of supplimental gasoline rations to finish their quarterly operations will go direct to their OP A ration boards for the gasoline rather than first clearing with the Office of Defense Transportation as in live past. All new quarterly commercial rations, however, or changes in present over-all rations hiust still be certified by ODT. This new policy, which is nation-wide, will result in staff reductions throughout the Chicago region of seven midwestern states of approximately 27 per cent The change will permit ODT managers and specialists to spend their

time on truck and transportation matters rather than on rationing. The number of trucks, busses ami tanks that are down for lack of tires 8.25 and larger is growing at a startling [taco. Chicago Region 5, which embraces seven middl-west stati s and parts of four others, showed a total of 2,654 vehicles down for this reason for the week ending September 2. TIPs figure broken discloses 2,357 trucks dowi;\ 67 buses and 230 tanks. The total over-all national figure for the same week showed 5,913 vehicles down for lack of heavy-duty tires.

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( AKill OF THANKS We wish to express our thunks and deep appreciation to our many friends and neighbors for the beautiful flowers uml many acts of kindness at the stidden passing of our loved one. We especially thank Mrs. Chastain, Mr. Lewis, the ministers, the Masonic Order and the Eastern Star. Mrs. Charles N. Stroube, Mr. an I Mrs. Ross Richardson and son, Mr. and Mrs. Reeder SWroube and son, Mr. ami Mis. David Johnson and family. WESLEY < HA PEL CHURCH Re tidy! Coo|H*r Minister Sunday School each Sunday at

10:00 Leota Raugh, Supt. Morning Worship each Sunday at 11:00 Evening services at 8:00 Protracted meeting ends Sunday night, Oct. L There will be a home coining, Oct. 1 with a basket dinner. Also good program planned for the afternoon. Everyone welcome, come and spend the day. The Rev. Glen Baron of Clay City is the Evangelist.

Melvin Hedge, Jr., 1006 south Locust street, was released from the county hospital Wednesday,