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Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-27
GREAT WESTERN AGENTS
BACK FROM ROAD MEETING

Assistant General Freight Agent D.
Groodt and City Passenger Agent Bonor-
den of the Great Western have retuned
to Omaha from family meeting at Des
Moines. attended by 200 Of the company
agents of the western and northern
divisions. According to Mr.. Bonorden,
the Great Western meeting was a com.
plete success. One day was devoted to
addresses by the head officials Of the
road and these talks were followed by
a general discussion of points raised. In
addition there was a banquet. theater
party and smoker.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-27
M'GREWS EXPECT THEIR
DAUGHTER TO VISIT THEM

Mr. and Mrs. C. F. McGrew are expect.
ing their daughter, Mrs. Wilson Austin
and her badly daughter. Evelyn, to are
rive Thursday morning for visit OF
several weeks. Mrs. Austin. who was
formerly Miss Alice Cary McGrew, and
one OF the most popular members Of tho
younger set. some time ago moved IT,
Pelham Manor. N. Y, and because Of
Mr.. Austin's business, and this is her
first visit home since the change in rest
dence was made.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-27
THREE SECTIONS OF SOCIAL
CENTER IN ONE SCHOOL

Three definite activities were conducted
simultaneously at the Kellom School So
cial center Tuesday evening under the
supervision Of T. Rees, director for the
board Of recreation. DR.. Philip Levey ad-
dressed $50 adults in Yiddish. instructing
them on the prevention OF diseases un-
usually prevalent in Omaha at this time
The little folks were entertained in an
other room by Miss Miriam Davis, who
read some stories and conducted games.
In another room G. Bouricius lead the
Kellom Glee CLUB OF thirty young people.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-27
Mollmer.McCauley wedding.

Miss Mary McCauley. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. James McCauley. was married
Wednesday morning at st. Peters
church at . o'clock. to Mr.. Charles
Mollmer, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Mollmer. Rev. Father Neeligan officiat-
ing. The bridesmaid was Miss Cecil Nc
Cauley. sister of the bride. Mr.. Paul
Mollmer. cousin to the groom. was best
man. The ushers we're Messrs. Frank
Brunk and Joseph Ecker. Mrs. Blaine
Young played Mendelssohn's wedding
march. The bride wore a gown of ivory
liberty satin and tulle. skirt bouffant
effect, short. with tight bodice Of satin,
trimmed with pearls and long tulle
sleeves. The veil was Of tulle and
cap fashion, held by lilies OF the valley.
A shower bouquet OF roses and lilies OF
the valley was carried. Miss Cecil Me-
Cauley wore a gown OF peach colored
taffeta. Wedding breakfast TO the fam
lily followed at the home of the bride s
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Mollmer have
gone east on their honeymoon and after
February 10Th will be at home in Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-27
Personal Mention.

Mias Mary Coll. dancing instructor.
leaves Saturday evening for New York.
70 learn the very latest modes In skating.
az we'll as dancing. Miss Coll will spend
some time at the Biltmore. where ice
skating is the attraction. and during her
New York absence her children's classes
Will be continued under the direction Of
her assistant. Miss lone Fogg.
Mrs. A. C. Hull will leave Sunday after
noon for Lincoln to visit her mother.
Mr.. Harry l.. Cummings. who has been
quite III for the last two weeks with
grippe. Is now recovering.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-27

For sport wear the tendency toward
color combinations promises to be popu-
lar. This is especially noticeable where
a sport coat OF glazed kid is worn.
Usually the skirt IS shown in contrast
ing color, either in plain or striped eff
feet. This particularly jaunty outfit con-
slsts OF white glazed kid belted coat and
black and white striped velvet skirt.
White kid boots and black-white kid hat
carry the color combination throughout
the costume.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-27
Graft Will Be Busy
Person on Thursday

superintendent Graft of the public
schools expects to have full day on
Thursday. His program will be:
10 o'clock-Luncheon at Brown Park
school
ident King of Oberlin.
Up m.-Preside at South Side eighth B
graduation.
2:45 p. m,-Principsls' meeting at. Gem
eral High.
9 p. m.-Dr. Crothers' lecture to teach
ers.
D. IN. - President King of Oberlin
speaks to teachers.
ep. m.-Entrain for Lincoln to deliver
address.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-27
For Distinguished Guest.

The affair Of today for Prof. HamIin
Is a luncheon at the University club, 10
which Mrs. Lloyd Osborne has asked a
number OF her. Omaha friends to meet
the Columbia lecturer of this week be-
fore the Fine Arts society. Prof. Ham
Inns visit to Omaha has q special inter
est 20 Mrs Osborne, because her two
brothers are graduates of the Columbia
College OF Architecture and studied two
years each under Prof. Hamlin. The
decorations Of today's luncheon are
spring flowers.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-27
LUTHERAN YOUNG PEOPLE
HOLD ANNUAL BANQUET

Seventy were present at the annual
banquet of the N. N. s. society. an or
ganization composed OF the young people
of the Grace Lutheran church, Tuesday
evening in the church parlors. Postmas-
ter John c. Wharton gave an address on
christian Citizenship" and music was
furnished by Lynn sackett and Arthur
Lyons. C. A. Abrahamson was toastmas-
ter. Members Of the church council were
honor guests at the banquet.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-27
LITTLE CRIPPLE GIRL
MAKING SOME FAv0RS

Selma ohlfs. the little crippled girl at
SCOT South Twenty-fourth street. South
Side. Is making large supply OF
matches. cherries. cooked hats and other
tokens OF George washingtons birthday
which make appropriate favors and table
decorations for George washinton's birth
day affairs. Each year Selma sells
great many of these favors which she
makes and so is able to support herself.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-27
MUSICAL PROGRAM FOR
THE R0SEWATER SCHOOL

Miriam MosncI. Gertrude Sanford.
Claire McKenpa. Helen Young and Helen
schellberg will sing at a musicale to be
given Thursday evening at the Edward
Rosewater school, under the direction of
Eunice Ensor. supervisor OF the extension
department Of the public schools. Miss
Helen Maclxin will relate stories of the
operas from which selections will be Of
fered; III Trovatore. Bohemian Girl"
Faust" Martha" and ''Tannhauser."
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-27
Society Notes Personal Gossip Entertainments Club Dongs

yates Thursday evening, when union COM
mencement exercises will be held in the
auditorium OF South Side High school
The South High orchestra will play sew
eral numbers. Miss Emma Dlckman will
sing and Superintendent Graft will ad-
dress the graduates.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-27
Harriet Metz is Ill
With Scarlet Fever

Miss Harriet Metz. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Fred Metz. and one OF the
most popular girls of the younger set, Is
among the scarlet fever patients reported
to the health office Miss Metz has been
i'll for several days. but was thought
to have the grippe. aggravated by ton
silitis.
Miss Metz engagement to VIII Schnorr
of Council Bluffs was announced Christ
mas eve.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-27
SUPPLY OF MORPHINE Is
STOLEN FROM PHYSICIAN

DR.. A. o. Peterson. 2O3 Range block,
reports to the police that some time
during the night thieves gained entrance
to his office and carried away 800 half
grain morphine tablets.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-27
WIFE BREAKS HER
PROMISE TO REVIVED
And Now Husband Wants the Di-
vorce Decree Set Aside for
That Reason.
DID NOT CONTEST THE DIVORCE

strange story of a husbands second
wooing of his wife. a few days before
granting OF a divorce decree. and Of a
broken promise to marry. is told to the
district court by Delbert r. Whitney in
an application to have the decree set
Dottie E. Whitney last August. He dtJ
aside. Whitney was divorced by Mrs
not resist her suit, but he is asking the
court to give him back his wife on the
ground that she has failed to keep .
promise to marry him again IL he wouil
give her the satisfaction Of telling her
friends she had secured the decree
An affidavit by A. L. sutton. whitney's
attorney. says that the promise was
made in his presence and that he would
not have allowed Mrs. whitney to get
divorce by default, had she not made
the agreement.
Divorce II Accommodation.
Mrs. Whitney said she wanted ito
make good with her friends" whom she
had told she intended to get a divorce,
according to Sutton's affidavit, and she
was allowed to secure the decree as an
accommodation" to her.
After Mrs. Whitney filed for divorce
she became reconciled to her husband.
according to the attorneys affidavit, as
result OF his second wooing. The prom
Use to marry again is alleged to have
followed.
Whitney alleges that he has always
treated his. wife properly and that she
had no cause to desire to divorce him.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-27
Centurion Club Affair.

The Centurion club viii give a hard
times dancing party Thursday evening,
az Centurion hail. Many original cos
tunes and stunts have been planned for
the affair.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-27
On the Calendar.

evening preceding the Subscription club
dance at Turpin's academy, will be the
Wilson Lows. the o. c. Redicks and the
VIII Hamiltons
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-27
EIGHTH GRADERS OF THREE
SCHOOLS MEET IN UNISON

Eighth grade graduates of vlnton. Cas-
telar and Edward Rosewater schools
will Join the South Side eighth grad
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-27
For Prof. Hamlin.

Mrs. J. e Summers gave a delightful
luncheon yesterday afternoon at the Hotel
Fontenelle when she asked the members
OF the courtesies committee OF the Fine
Arts society TO meet Prof A. d. Il.
Hamlin. who lectures before the society
this week Those present were:
Prof a. n. II. Hamlin.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-27

one that win put vim and
energy into the worn out
body and fortify 1t against
exposure Shredded Wheat
Biscuit Cheated in the oven
to restore crispness) with hot
milk. Supplies all the strength
needed for a half days work.
Also delicious With bananas
or other fruits. Made at
Niagara Falls, NY.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-30
APRNTBDRN
BY Ri.

SANTA MARIA, Sept 26-lester-
day and today came and passed into
history as two OF our most enjoyable
days on the border so lar as the tenn
peraturc and the weather in general
was concerned The regular drills
have been practiced. and according to
our officers We have improved BY
Jumps and leaps, and should be able
to compete with anybody IN our own
class, and gather the %laurels. The long
deferred target practice was com.
mcuccd this morning and will be con.
.inucd from day to day, onc platoon at
a time until the necessary efficiency
has been reached.
Today's target practice has proved
that our rifle drills have been thorough
both as to sighting, aiming, trigger
squeeze ana to Judging OF distance arc
concerned. Some OF our men will
make crack shots with very little range
practice. We already have some good
sharp shooters and markSmen inside
our ranks and have found that we have
others in the making.
The boys organized a club last night
Tor the purpose OF buying our neces-
sites IN bigger quantities and save a
little to ourselves OF the middlcman's
profit. Some ot the merchants down
here have been Shovellng in barrels OF
profits on everything from ShoeStrlngS
To UigaretS. Some OF this profit We
want to stay IN the ranks and put il
m the mess table in the form OF extras
! Everybody is a member OF the club
The non.comS IN charge OF our club.
room are SergeantS Caughron anc
| Todd.
Referring to my friend, s, T. Cham
pion, | will have to refrain from send
ing IN the story as my ensot dow
here has SO ordered Sometime whe'
he sky is clear and the clouds gone
hall have the pleasure OF keeping m,
word TO YOU,
Captain Lee went 10 San Benito TO
lay on company business, taking Mrs
zee with him, and we're guessing ShI
will he back in Oklahoma City beforu
.ong RumorS have II that we will b.
called away from our present statioI
II a few days but our destination
Gems to be Just simply guess work
Md Tor tina, reason nobody is ,akinl
NV stock in It. Three guesses is usu
ally. as much as a man cares ior-an,
hey are San Benito, Mexico, For
y Sill
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INNOCENCE OF MRS.
lEOUC ESTABLISHED

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. M-Thrcc
Developments yesterday were accepted
as tending to substantiate J. {. leduc'S
claim that his wounded wife was in
nocont OF any wrong doing with J. {.
Graveur, slam in the Walton hotel by
Ms. Harry Bellor, who then committed
suicide.
First Leduc visited his wiie's nephew,
whom Mrs Lcduc came here to visit
The nephew visited city officials with
Leduc and corroborated Mrs. Leduc's
statements.
Second, detectives corrected previous
assertions and now say that the un-
buttoned shoe found in Gravcur's room
was not Mrs. Leduc'S. She wore lace
shoes and both were laced to the tor
when she was picked up after the
shooting.
Third, hotel clerks at Atlantic City
were shown photographs of Mrs. LeduC
bu, failed to identify her as the blond
woman registered as Mrs. Graveur,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-30

n, ,cl Me- + L c,,,l aim lo,,o
,o"i,L, ~, Ghir,na NJ cI,rL n,;1I
return in two weeks while Mrs Slack
viii spend a month visiting in differ
ent parts OF Indiana and Iowa
Mrs. Oliver Bapbv OF Vini,a who Is
visiting her SON NIr Harry Bapby. and
Mrs, Baphy and Mrs. " { Uaydcr
of Choicau who j., visiting Mr. AM
Mrs. ". X Samuel were the pnes,,
of honor At an informal luncheon given
Wednesday b, Mrs. Harry Baphy. whr
had also as her guests Mrs. p ". Bon.
iocy. Mrs +. b. Turner and Mrs. sam.
ucl
Y
Miss Lois Smith Of Chickasha is Wis.
ting Dr. and Mrs. J.. l.. Boon over tn,
week end. >
~
Ne. T,,, Er,ro ~, Ard,,or. w,,
has boon ,L, s,,.,, a., IN. uc.L -,
\rrs Ior rr,mr I,t i,r Tulsa M,
,~,,c,,oon i,r ,s,, n, several J,y,
L,,,,c ,,,r,,;or ham,
The Oklahoma colony at the border
seemingly is ablc to make the best o
the situation and Nrlou, Socll
affairs with interesting excursion,
acros, the line now and then are max.
ing the time pas, rapidly The Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-30

The young lady across the way says
she SuppoSes the lieutenant governor OF
New York must be pretty busy acting
as governor while Mr.. Hughes is oil
on his speaking trip
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-30
ANNUAL REUNION HE'LL
BY QUANTREll'S BAND

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept. 30
twenty men. survivors of the guerrilla
band OF Quantrell, which terrorized the
Missouri valley during the Civil war
period, met in annual reunion near here
today. The men are almost the ONLY
survivors Of the famous band of which
Quantrell, Cole Younger and FranI
ames were members. The reunion will
last two days.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-30

Air. and Mrs. John DcLana OF ri
Reno. who went to Kansas CITY the
first ,f five week IN attend the v,li,ryl
of Mis-, Helen Saunders and MIR Fa
ward smith. returned to Oklahon,
Crty this morning. They will leave fof
III Reno tomorrow ACCOMPANIED by
their children. Marion and IcRuc. wro
remained with their grandparents. Nj
and Mrs. Marion : Coo,er, durlu,
A., and Mrs Del ana ah,cpre
Miss Ncna Sohlbcrg, who has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sohlbcrg
in Fort Worth, will arrive Monday to
be the guest for several weeks OF her
uncle. Mr.. George {. Nohlbcrg. and h.,
family
$50
Miss Blanche Bowman Of Tulsa ar
rived this afternoon 10 yi,i, Mi
Blanche Clappctt and to attend
the wedding Of Miss W,uifrcd NcGla,-
sen and Mr. Charles Kinchrn William
son tonight Miss Bowman who rx.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-30
STOP! CAL0MEL
IS QUICKSILVER
It's Mercury Attacks the bones, sail
Yates and makes you sick.

There's no reason why a person
should take Sickening, salivatlng Gallo
mel when so cents buys a large bottle
OF Dodson's Liver Tone-a perfect sub.
stitu,e for calomcl
II is a pleasant, vegetable liquid
which will start your liver jus, as sure
" as calomcl, but II doesn't make yol
sick and can not S~alivate.
Children and grown folks can take
Dodson's Liver Tone, because ii is per
fectly harmless.
Calomel Is a dangerous drug. I, is
mercury and attacks your bones. Taxi
a dose OF nasty calomel today and you
will feel weak, sick and nauscatcd TO-
morrow Don't lose a DAYS work Take
a spoonful OF podSon'S Liver Tone IN
stead and you will wake up feeling
great. No more biliouSness. constipa.
ton. s%luggishncSs, headache. coated
tongue or sour stomach. Your drug.
giSt saws If YOU don't find Dodson's
Liver Tone acts better than horrible cal
omel your money is waiting for you -
Adv.
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Folly.
Majestic

Tho Girl From Frisco wonderful
adventure story. Is showing today with a
variety program. Tomorrow The Broken
Spur western drama. and excellent
short subjects.
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a n unusually beautiful dinner.
IN the elimination OF many in
IN teresting %prc-uuptial affairs
was that given by MIR. and
Mrs. James Henry Marshall last even
inc at their home on West Fourteenth
street. in honor OF Mrs. Mar,halIN
daughter, Miss Nlnlircd McGldSsen
and Mr.. Charles kinchcn Williamson
Of Hannibal. No, whose marriage
tak,s place this evening. The culors
predominatinr were two shades OF rose
Across the table were stretched shaded
strips OF pink satin ribbon with here
and there winged cupids who formed
a charming setting for the ccnterpiecc
a large Japanese bird bowl filled with
showcrlng pink roSehuds At each plate
stood alternately pink baskets and
white wedding bells as tayors, the place
cards being also in the form Of wed
ding bells. The chandelier Immediately
over the table was lined with pink and
heavily icStooncd with SmilaX tied with
a bow Of rose tulle. The guests who
included the members OF the bridal
party and the h%1uScGucSts ct Mr.. and
Mrs. Marshall tor the wedding were
Miss Marguerite Colcord Miss Caro-
line Colcord. Miss Myra Wilson, Miss
Vivian Cootcr, Miss Edith Miller and
Miss McGlassen, and Mr.. Robert y
CLAYTON OF Hannibal, MI. Reed Nc
Glasscn, Mr. Allen Brooks, Mr.. Charles
Vollcrs, John Flc,schman and Mi WI.
hanson. The dinner was followed by
the wedding rehearsal
Y Y
Mrs. + T. Hathaway of Houston
who has been the recipient OF many in
formal social courtesicS during her visit
here this week. was the guest of honor
at a charming luncheon given today by
Mrs. w. {. Burke. The decorations of
the table we're carried out IN pink with
a large pink basket filled with pink
carnations, forming the ccnterpiccc
surrounded by smaller baskets, Cards
followed the luncheon when Mrs. Hath
away was presented with a beautiful
porch basket The guests were Mrs,
&. X. Williams, Mrs. Horace Wilson
Mrs. Robert Walker, Mrs w +. Tay
Tor. Mrs. NJ l.. Turner, Mrs. George
Spencer and Mrs Hathaway, who
leaves tomorrow for her home in Hou'-
ton.
Miss Fvaline Atwood entertained the
following guests IN her box at the
races this afternoon Miss Laura
Graves, Miss Pauline Stafford, Mrs.
James L. Sharpe and Mrs. Weston At
wood.
~
Miss Pauline Stafford and Miss Eva
line Atwood will 60 to Norman tonight
70 attend the dance given at the X y
house this evening. While in Norman
Miss Stafford will be a guest OF Mis-,
Atwood at the Kappa Alpha Theta
house.
y y =
The Sigma Alpha, EPSILON dane,
which was TO have been given las
night at the chapter house in Norman
was postponed until this evening
Miss Lucille WeSteryelt is up iron
Norman for the week. end.
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Miss Ethel Bolend and Robert Had
wiger. plloted hy Ben g. Whitehead.
visited in Matamorss Friday They
vent down to attend the Mexican nt-
tional holiday but their train left be
fore the celebration began. Evidently
a Mexican buglcr stationed at the Arm
DRY in Matamoras realized that the
ladies Of the party were connected with
the official life Of the American army
for every time the party passed he bler
r%cveillc However. the ladies have
reasoned 1t out that the buglcr blcS
~reveille to wake his comrades up to the
fact that there was company present.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank HenSley OF Fl
Reno and Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Smith OF
Jennings. who have been the guest, OF
Mr. and Mrs. W +. Long for the FAIR
left last night for their homes.
Miss Isabelle Breckenridge OF Nc
Alester Is visiting Miss Kathleen
Stealcy.
The Halcyon club will meet Wednes-
day evening with Mr.. and Mrs, II. {
Carter instead of Mr.. and Mrs Car
Bennett as previously announced.
X y y
NJ Ars,,, 7 Cr,b,;c w;I, leave N.
morrow for Eor, smith Ark whcre
no n,rI road , Manor hciorc thc Cor,b.
ycs,.r, N.d;r,t associa,;or
" -,
Inc Dung Women missionary So
''cty oi the llrS' PRESBYTERIAN 'hurC
VIII 'leet On ucS,"y %.'o'nov" ~ - ~
az the nome OF Mrs. Ernst LeIomp,r
II prcL,c onJ W;ss n r Car, v;I
Nrs IoCnno, ,rJ ,be I.sso,
,,;ii ~. iod h,' ~, EranI Wc,.r
W." WV ~
,,",~ MT,
Nc' H. +. Nanliofns lnllo.CnliNl''
c,aSS IS S'eaa''y increasing III me'hoe.
OF l9i. The special music for Sunda'
will he given by Mrs. Ralph Brow
and Miss Margaret Brown.
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Better Menu
Contest
SUNDAY MENU FOR THREE.


Shredded Wheat Biscuit, with home
canned ~blackberrieS.
Cream Baked Eggs
Buttcred Toast
Milk or Postum.
To Prepare Baked EggS-Buttcr
shallow baking dish. Break IN as
many & z as required, cover with milk
and bake in hot oven until eggs arc
set, which only takes a few minutes,
Serve on hot buttcred toast,
Dinner.
Baked Short Ribs of Beef
(tour pounds.
Drowned Potatoes
Baked Onions.
Whole Wheat Mullins
Grape Jelly
Home Made Chill Sauce
MarShmallow Cream
Chocolate Cake
Drowned PotatocS-Parc and wipe
dry. Brown well in deep fat. remove
to pan with roast one hour before roast
is done. Serve roast on large platter
surrounded with Drowned potatoes.
Baked Onlons-USc Spanish onions
or ordinary large sized white onions.
Boil whole in hot sailed water one hour
Have deep baking dish well buttered.
Dram onions. put in baking dish
sprinkle well with cracker crumbs add
lots OF butter and sufficient cream 20
moiSten crumbs pepper and bake in
oven until well Drowned, about one
half hour.
Whole Wheat Muffins-One egg
u cup sugar, | cup sour cream Cor
sour milk. ] scant teaspoon salt, "a
teaspoon soda, | tablespoon melted
butter, u cup bran, | scant cup flour
! heaping teaspoon of baking powder
Silt together flour, sugar, salt, baking
powder and bran add egg. well beaten
lastly, melted butter and crcam tC
which soda has been added. Bake II
hot buttered gem pans twenty minutes
Marshmallow Cream-Cut in small
pieces one lO-ccnt box OF marshrnal
lows. Whip stiff onc-half pint o
cream; mix well with marshmallow
and add one scant cup of choppe,
pecans. This is a delicious desert anC
VIII serve SIX people.
Chocolate Cake-One cupful sugar
cupful sour cream, Ia cup flour
tablespoon OF butter Cor Crisco)
egg, u teaspoon soda, | teaaspoo.
vanilla, ? heaping tablespoons OF coco;
melted in u cup boiling water, | tea
spoonful baking powder. Bake in tw,
layers.
Evening Lunch.
Cold Beef Sandwiches
Homemade Watermelon Pickles
, Marshmallow Cream
Chocolate Cake
(Leit from dinner
Hot Tea.
! have not ltemized the cost o
material, but it is all inexpensive an
nourishlng. There are three in on
family, and my grocery bills averag
about SIS a week.
The roast for Sunday dinner will las
for Mondays lunch and dinner. an,
the chocolate cake will serve us fou
meals, | lay in a supply OF grocerie
when there are sales, and never buy on
package or can OF anything for Is cent
when two are given for Is cents.
always buy the very best grades o
canned goods, but do not use expensiv
} cuts OF steaks. Flank steak is ex
ccllent and there is no waste. Rounr
/, steak ! grind in food chopper and max
into meat balls, meat loaf or crear
gravy-Mrs O. X. Corkcn, 1908 Eas
! Seventh street.
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Mr. and Mrs Hollis Guy Oliver have
returned from their wedding Journey
and are at home at their apartment,
Nl0 North Francis.
\ Y =
Mrs George /. Cooke, who ha, been
visiting for the past two months 30
lonc,boro. Tenn, Will return home to-.
morrow morning