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Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19
sAME MARYLANp .DIsHEa.

Dear Corner Sisters: Here are some good recipes:
 Maryland Fried Chicken: Take a spring or early summer chicken, disjoint, pepper and salt, and dredge in flour, thea take & skillet (iron is the best), heat and put in it a big lump of butter, then fry the chicken on both sid0s as brown as | eruller Place on warm dish, make A gravy of rich milk, thicken and season. Don't make the gravy thick but medium, and pour this all over the chicken while hot Serve with hot rolls, corn bread. flannel cake or wafhes.
 Maryland PetpOe Cbeiled) Take an eld chicken, disjoint thoroughly. pafbeil pA- til about half done. Use a pot that is usually used for boiling dinners, place s layer of chicken, then small white petas toes, whole, then layer of dumplinRs; not very thin, nor dropped dumplings- continue to do this until within about three inches from the top; pour in CUP of cream dewE through the pfc. with a very little -four. as the duApliHEs help te thieken, Roll out crust, not over an inch thick and about as shert as pieerust make marrow slits, about six, and place ever the pie. Do not lap the crust ever the edge of the pie. Place on a geed he, stove but not on the eoaiE. Boil until well done, It usually takes an hour, This is nice served with cold siaw, made of cab bage, mixed with f, thick mayenRaisi l dressing. Nothing elsA will be needed ts
 make this a wholesome dinner but teR OI
 coffee,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19
aaMMEIMEs HARDER TO BE CHEER
 YTL THAN DO A DAYS W0RK.

Dear Corner Editor and Sisters: Again Ye ehseFve the birthday of eur Corner and as we leek back we see that many ehaAges have taken place. Many dear sisteFa and CUT feFFaeF editor have passed away. but their letters and sayings re- main with us, and We take pleasure in
 recalling them in eur memories, Let uss baeauae they would wish it, endeaver te keep up the high standard of eur desr Corner. This Corner has been very helpful ts its members in very many EaFR It has helPed us to think and FiveR us feod for thought, helps and Feeipas for the housekeeper and needle weFheF, We haVa formed many pen friends, while the monthly social meet iRNe pAd pieAies have made you acquaint- ed with esoh etAer, and many have be- eaAe AFN frieRas and secured much pleasure and aMuseneHt.
 This is not all. fer yeu have remem- AeFed the shut.iR and sick sisters from aMe to time and have by your yearly donations and the weFk done fer the Red eFess during the war shewH that your band reaches out to others who are ir need.
 So we all say in unison, Long may our
 dear Corner live" and let us continue ts
 write efteR, We are new g large but s eeRsenial family and let us so continue l aRd as we pass on others will take oul places, so The Corner will continue tC
 flourish and prosper for years to come. Easter will soon be here and I wisl
 you one and all a pleasant Easter.
 l send my love and sympathy to an,
 sister whe is ill or shut in. It takes mar,
 will power and strength at times to b, l cheerful than it does to do a hard dav,, work, but let ;Is be brave and cheerfu outwardly if we feel teary invandly
 Make the best ef what is, and God vii
 help and strengthen us according te ou, need.
 Best wishes
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19
ANoFHEE COLLAR PATTERN

Dear Social Corner Members. Have read with interest the letters about Can- teFbury as had nice ride over those lovely roads last year. We visited 9 de- serted house where some friends used to live years eEe. It seemed too bad to see the heers falling in and doors sagging on their hinges. Leaving taere we found an old orchard where we ate our much and wandered arpuHd in what had been soFnebedy's flower garden as lilac bushes were in bloom and we esuld see where there had been a house. We gathered large bunch of lilacs and teek up a small bush te bring home so have 3 Canterbury lilac growing in my own AaFd
 Dauhle Fuehsia: Glad ts know you liked the collar pattern. Here is aneth- CT:
 Chain 4t stitches, turn.
 IA treble in sth. stitch from hook, IF more spaces on chain. Turn.
 :. Teirteen sssees. eh {, catch tA top of last treble for pieot. Turn,
 :. Eight spsees, 4 tFebles, spaces pieet. Turn.
 l Three spaces, 1s treblse. 1 space, f trehles, snaees, pieot. Turn. 5, Three spaces, treblea, l Hpaea, ( trsAles, : spaces. trebles, spaces, pieot. Turn.
 C. Five spaces, trshlss ( snaess, pi- '. I've spaces c trealss, 1 space) twice, tTebles, 1 4aee, { tFehles, spaces, pieet. Turn.
 [, -Four spaces. 1s trehIes, space. 10 trsblss. space, pieot. Turn. | $, One space, 2 trebles. l space (d trehlsss 2 sPaess) twice, trebles' space
 10, Farce spaces. trebles, l space, 1 tYsblAs, I space, 1o trebles, spaces, pi' cot. Turn. .,
 H.. Five spaces, trebles, 1space, il | trebles. 2, epaesS, pieot. Turn.
 12 1s, l4. Six spaces, tresies. spaces, pieot. Turn,
 Is. I've aaaees, ss trseleA spaces
 1s. Three spaces, g trebles, 3 spaces picct. Turn
 IT.. chais :, treble h next treble Ct narrow 2 spaces, 22 trebles' spaces | treble in corner of next Apaee. omittinl the chain to narrow, picot, turn. | IS. Narrow, spaces, 10 treblos, spaces, narrow, picot, turn. I IS. Narrow, spaces, narrow, picoi
 2s-sI. LIi. 18th, decreasing spac
 22. Chain 5. treble in next treble. pi | cot in top of treble, chain 2. tr=ole fl next treble, picot, treble in next treble fasten of.
 Make as many tabs as requi: ed Thread oyer, fasten in corner of Is spaes at tsp of tab, make l2 spaces chain 2, Rssyt hocfr iA corner or las space of tab and 1st of next tab. make treble. ? e repeat joining all the tabs
 This makes a very effective border 10 . eenterpiece.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19
A rR1ENDsnIr OF MANr rrAne.

Dear Members of the Social Corner: I thank the Social Corner friend who sent me a pretty calendar. It hangs over my writing table, always in sight.
 If the sisters who have never deAs Ra will eruHhle . slice Of light bread for each pie into the minee meat just before filiAg the pie, it will be greatly improved. Some of the best pie makers I know do this.
 The best thing have found fer all kinds of stain is cream of tartar. It does not injurs any fabric I lavs used it on white silk and have never known it ta fail. though it may Ased more thas sas application.
 Have the sisters who complain sf sal- lous places on their feet ever tried hliHg them away? do not mean using the little fine manicure files, but an honest to-goodness carpenters file, which will soon remove the hard places. It is also fine for keeping the nails in order.
 In speaking of long friendships, I think no one can tell of one which has lasted longer than this: More than 70 years age tive girls of and ! met in a small Con- neeticut town. One girl lived there, the other was spending the summer there with her grandparents. The two children became friends, and after one. had return cd home they wrote often to each athep. At first the letters were enclosed in thesa of the mothers, who were friends, but they soon sent the letters for themselves. After this they were together a part af the time summers, exchanged visits. and wrote often when separated Refora either was 20 one girl came west. They have not met since. but their letters have been frequent. Both married. are tneW widows, with married children. Neither has sister, but their letters are sistefly and not a month passes without them, II one is i'll. someone writes for her. Al one lately reminded the ether: Do Sov know that in all the tims we have known each ether there has never been the
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19
THE yeTs eE THE AHNtynRsAhT
 GATHERING

Dear Social Corner Friends: FNF hose thst will partake of our annivers- WT celebration from the printed page hg the reason thsE were uHahla 4te meet Vith ,us, will say that altheugh the veather outside vas a big disappoins- Hent-a dreary day Vtth . eentiHneI bgwupour of raia-that inside was as aey w a roof garden and 1es iR the shade
 Our distant sisters fraR MaiRe to Washington can't you iunaEina yaa Rare Vith us in that large s4uare auaieace com. where four lepg tahlaA were net inAer Jspasse lantsFHs auN peFeaala lsGs and baAneFH2 Ana seats asazna he hall niied with qieteea AaS their friends from nRNr and Ger, b4sily epxzG- | in eonveHmafipA CT fnaainaAiNg wnPifs Those taoiea were very attractive vtth hsfr deooFaflens ef yelieW candles, the Nnter pieae sf yeliew ehFysaRAh MNHna . green heldeTE and aaamFnek ct eeeh lata- As we took SUr plPneg &t che ta- dss there was 2 ms4ReHt sf siAeeee ia wing memory ef NaF deaF @eparted SRg to the tupe ef The VaNaNt chafr We shall miss her
 There will be one Veeant chair,
 iat we hoRa aosAe day to meet her,
 via sha aAgein ever thefe" 4
 fhs 4aAlaa Were WeH NHsa waeh all the psd thkRes the Stgt8s e veil lEnAM aw to prepsre. Ths eac9llpped oyH- lrp. salmon loaf and maeapeni were all pIlciOas. Tue cakes pies. pickles. Aia- aits. ea4eN were eaEally spJsEe1 end lst the treat af Iea cram IFOm Fass Bnl- tin Go. for vs1teh 1ws end cut .anIss and agIPrecaeteR fer Ger th0usiat- tauGht4ulnesE
 Aifasetta saA kzE w,Ek Hsnir eesRe Gs sipers were ehly aeRiztea by MY EMW. Fcp whe proyed . NFy handy man.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19
MAKE IT PLEAsANF req eyHEss,


 Dear Sisters of the Social Garner: | must call yeu all that for knew sa many 9t us attended the same littlA red school house that has been aneken Of se much, and oh, what geod timsa all did have that attended that sehaeli Hut, oh, how many beth in teachers and scholaTa have passed on. There are but fev of us left ts tell the story. One of my best teachers, Mrs. Smith, was called about Q year age, Rever can farget her, even if she did put me in her desk and put the cover deWH, could peek and breathe through the keyhele. You sec ahN vas careful of he. Many of my friends have asked Me about the Corner feunion of last week. We'll, l said 1t would de yeu all good. ta join. In the f3Rst place they ars all 70 united. You would feel that you weTs real Social CsRerits, What are VI here fer If net to make the lives of otheFs pleasant as we'll ak our oWH? The meiH trouble in churches and societies teddy il they doR't broaden out but are toe naF- row minded, I thought would see Rlus Bird with the Golden Top Net, I supPss, Rose Lee will hayA lets te tell us Ehsr she returns from heF trip as she and hsl Josiah are taking q trip. I dos't knoV but she will tell us she has been around the world. am SC glad she eaR taki the trip while. young. And what g Hle' time snether sister had on her hiFthda. in Groton as MT. aRd Mrs, 4. V. aF always so jolly. Have not seen EFitinE from Polly Anna of late. Say, deRt % just sugar up few more dS1ghnuts an, take your pen in hand and get busy.
 GRACE No, ..
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19
PAULA
HER LIFE AND WeRsE REMAIN

Dear Social Corner Sisters: It is 0 long time. since wrote te the Owner, but the letters are always read with much pleasure aRd interest Each letter is interesting. sseial and helpful.
 an very ssrTy te hear Aunt Mary has left eur Circle and gone Home, n but her life and words remain, and all who yak with God will find their livea useful and happy in His service. ] agree with "A Ceraerite" those rules nev- CT fail.
 I would like very much ts have met with tRe sisters on the anniversary meet ing, but it is also the same day our Ladies Aid have their annual meeting and as I have an office have to be there but will try some other time. Best wish es to all corBeFites and the new editor
 SPRY BIRD
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19
AN ApFagelAEIer eTsa CORN,

Dear Seelal eeFaAy Sister: have haea a visitef st several st yeur Nsetines aad have met many old friends, also many AeY ones. 1t is gsa@ pisee te, be able te threw all care away fer the day. aa eYaFyeae meets you with smile, and te see se many difserent@ articles of fahcy work. which is dear ts every woman, =
 have uaAd some of the recipes and like them and would like te send cue that is seed, One cup Melasses; sAs eup s0- gar, enA cup melted shortening, eas,haI! cup hot eeffss, aReshalf teaapeeA salt. ciHnameR, ginger, tHe level tsaspaaas ei soda, AanP te make af stiH dough. Aeil thin, and bake in quick even.
 l hope this letter will find a plaee among; all the nice letetrs I enjoy lead. ing. 5s
 Ausuer.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19
BIvINIEK FUDGE AND CANNEB
 STRING BEANS.
JOAN.

Dear Social Corner Members: One of the sisters recently asked about the di- viBity f9a&a Feeihe. Fhe syFua sheuld be cooked until hard ball is formed when tried in cold water, but of course if yeu should fail to get it just right the first tFial you would understand Aey- te govern yourself the next time.
 l wonder how many of the sisters can striHg beans. can mine by the cold pack method When. open . een I turn sR that water. rinse, add mere water, some salt and piece of Rerk cook them for an hour or two and Aad that they taste as though they were fresh picked teans.
 Best wishes for the Corner. sgs
 @r ATINE Wp
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19
CosMA
APPRECIATES 1IxFHpAT REMEM
 BRANcEs.

esuae for a little chat. Very glad i
 could be with you eHes again after such
 thosa ,Sns vSe s sent m1 ssrs. @ and soS booklet. cts fer my birthday. It is ss nice to be re- mamhsFsd, Thanks, Nscia, for telling me where your lemon came fFem. I always thought 1t was a present from the south.
 Deyett: Thanks for the little surprise ysu spranE on me the second when you spoke at the dinner table. You set me ts thinking, dea't just khew your ad- dress but an thinking will Eet busy and
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19
rENUeHI AND NARROW EDa1NG.

Dear Social Corner Friends As my AFst letter. to the Social CerRer was written quite while age. I will ve9- tuFe with the second one trust This will helP All ue the page Sc that there will be nothing but Social Corner lettefe en it.
 Twice Twenty. Have net sesa yau since the supper we had together 2 shert time age. Hope yeu are well. ! e4Paet ta eall eR you some evening before long, Have you guessed on Keziah Doe- little's weight yet! wonder if ahe would tell ns if we guessed right?
 Primrese: Was in your rity Saturday evening but wouldn't lCHew you jf saw yep. although think used to see you aHee in while, used to pass your home every day.
 Bee Trues Have not been past your house this winter, but lass summer and fall yPuF Sewers were esrtatHly beau tiful. am sending a recipe fsr PenueAs, which have very good luck with: Two cura of brown sugar, one cup al white, three-quartsrs- cup milk, butter | size of walnut, vanilla to flavor. CoeI auHar and milk over nsedeFate blaze un. 1 til 1t feFms . aeft bail in water, Rameye fFeR stove, aAA batter and ]eeilla, Reai until creamy and place in bHtterad pans | I trust seMs of tRe sisters will try | this ahds have gead luck. | am alsa giving you directions fer q veTy pretty marrow eroehsted sdging. Chain 6.
 First row-Miss stit hes of chain shell of tFebles, chains and 2 treble. l in next stitch, turn. Seesnd row-(Chain 5, fasten iH Rrs stitch of chain ts ferm A pieet.) Repeat
 3 times, treble in fF4t treble of shel
 tthe last treble aade), chain 2, miss tn, shell of last rev and make shell m. der the chain beyond the shell, tufn.
 Rhisd FaW-6hah [, shsll under ]!
 chain heyshd the sh sIl of last rev. 1 Repeat fren second row to length de l sired.
 Let ne knew heW yeu like the edginI
 if anyone tries 1t?
 | z have never met with you at any o the Social eaFpsr gatherings, but hop
 to when vacation time comes this sum mar. .4,.
 Best visha ts all the Social cerne
 neaaRers.
 MARY 'GUSTA.s
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19
1NeuIRl ABOUT MAcAReaNs.

Dsaf' Social eesaAr Fpleed,: I take much pleasure in reading the Social Cor neF .lettsss, a T have sthA cafe of aa invalid. and RevAF fe sREVAepa.
 EaEae ef the letteFa carried ne back to the iittle sehaai heuse. Ny AFR seheQl days were aRent .ip the village of EeWsnt, eaHR., cad well rsENemAeF the old Wehster's spelling book. aNd could spell Feod siNed Wafas apt of It when I vas tea years ala AE seseyits waFd was ReeEARFeheRstbility. but I NexeE heaFd ee the hlg wePa otsss letlass vhlai' eAa sister mentiaAea,
 We played "deAasa'a lasas sa thl chnrch steps RAaf hy,
 Giese ct hand Wap D. patch ee eFan- berries, which ne enc harvested and Ys picked the frosted eAes and ,Relbtsa fpr ekesszH with the 3liee. Surely We eovliR't have leekfd as bad az seIHe at the DasHt. ed faces seeH ReW daYa..
 Ma of GeeeH Gahles: I enjoy your cheery letters, T have triad your rnace- PaeAs, and they are sA Eaed ca eandy but heW- de yeu get the esatEsFy thinEs or the pAAs2 Ntae bFeke eM ip liEtls pieces Clay yau Save faund out Mrs Sazs. Shs2 daaFly loves . iske, I havs known her all her life. Best Wishes.
 aILENT PARTNER, eSNNA4Ns RA4M 44A GAAG&I-
 sBExE,
 Dear Social GaFRAr MeMAeFs: Agah We have had full. page ee iatepestiHe letters. Hone all -the EAW vriters Vii help to keep ths naKe full.
 Mas GeFpshy Spice: I liked yeur spef letter. Hope to see ysp heIsfe loax, Eot know me and sll my felks, kaeW lot. of FelF eaHsiAa, Deliah Real: I've had the same sx perihHce that you have in trying to se seed eeFR meal. at,e < aaFaa I eauit use only Ia Aasty-pnadi9E, We, got sami sead white mesl It Rh.l's not very lenl age sf tcheFrisetts has bsrthdsg March. ss Let's give heFa gAeWer of cards. Hov we all miss Aant Mary, and Ehat nus 1t be in her eva family.
 Best wishes te all
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19
shasev st anz trsubIs ar bod ieslIAs

aheseV et any tFeubIs sr hRTd fesllAS between us~ And It Is true.
 We had 2 sather cold two days the third week in February, with snow Aur- lies and 2 hard Wine, but it passed away ang left geed weather again. There has net been enough sRev te use sleds this winter. We Weusd be glad to have some befere spring, for otherwise the soil will Do tee dry fer glowing and seeding, The soil ia 2 light learn and if 1t is dry the EiHd has 2, trick of hlsWiaE the seed out ef the Erepndi and when itSis found out 1t ts tee late for sAsther seedlRg-even if therp vas seed te be used, Two years aEe, eH this Rlsee, of 1ea acres seved with Erain, only about 30 had enough to gay fer cutting. and they hardly repaid sees- A friend in Alberta, Canada, wrote lest yeer that of 12e acres of wheat all
 vas blown gut but about 30 acres, and thRt oHly reBaid the seed, Yet many
 teFn people eaARet see wby all farmer, NORTH DAKOTA
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19
NORTH DAKOTA.
MaR Io coaK A bon RoAsr.

Dear Social Corner siatessi Here is . way te make heff a twice as far For a not roast. take four to six pounds from the Hibdle ar faes of the Fumn or the FeuBd, Wipe vith 9 clean wet clsth Scar all over by placing in hot frying pan with fat triNaMtHg from the meat and turning till all thsr surfaces are brevned. Put iR 9 kettle with enc cup of water and place it vheFa it will Kesp just below the boiling point. ap lot let the water boil entirely away, but add oHly enough to keep tho meat frem burning. Have the cover fitted closely ta ksaR iA the steam Geek until very tender but do not let it break, Add seaseHinS after the frst half hQur of cooking Serve bet or cold.
 Left-eTer Besf-CoveF bottom of small greased baking dish with hot mashed po- tatees, add thick layer of sliced meat or beef chopped in small Risees, pour over gravy, more salt and pepper if needed, eeveF Eith thlR layer of mashed peta- toes and bake in hot oven leHg enough to heat through.
 . PLTU,A
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19
SUNDAY SUBJECTS

Christian Science services, 1e:t5 a. m-, in the fhayer building, room 215. Sum day school at 11.50.
 The Forum of the Norwich Musical and Dramatic association meets at D. m. at 13 Main street, Carroll block.
 At Christ Episcopal church: Holy com munion s. morning prayer and sermon 1o,3o, church school l2. evening service T30.
 At Park Congregational church, ser mon at morning service by the pastor. Rev. Dr. s. H. Howe. Sunday school at noon. |.
 The Sunday school of United Congre- gational church will have charge of the Sunday afternoon service at the Shelter ing Arms.
 At the Federated church. R. Daniel Trick, pastor: 1O.3O. morning sermon
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19
FARMERS DAUGHTER
A NEW CORNER MEMBER.

Dear Editor of the So4ial Corner: have been very much interested in the Social Corner page of The Bulletin for long time and have been reading raost of the letters e .ch week. can say that they are both helpful and inter esting, so much so that I. too. would like to become a member and join in with the rest of the sisters as I surely think they have good times at their meetings. With best wishes for the editor I am
 MOUNTAIN VIEW.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19
SOME TESTED RECIPES.

Dear Editor of the Social Corner: herewith send few tested recipes: RaIsin Cake; One cup of sugar, hree- quarters cup of butter. four eggs, oTl teaspoon milk, one and ohe-half cups If flour, one and one-half teaspoons bak- ing powder. and one cup of chopped rais- ins.
 Raisin Brown Bread; Two cups of raisins, two cups of graham flour. one cup corn meal, one cup white four, one teaspoon salt, one teaspoon soda. one cup molasses, two and one-half cups luke warm water. Mix thoroughly and steam for four hours.
 FARMERS DAUGHTER
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19
nocIAL oanrRR raRaRYN.
NeawhA1liReae.

This Is fhs thing ahaM call sneeeaR; At last te hsFe known neighAeraimees. May be neighber then, kiha sAd tFna. Ready tS hslp whsa thare Is weFk te ee. Let ne hsth cheer and help ny feaie~-
 men. sS Became shaH net walk this way agRin, l wsald Es anywhere thst lRea NN& gp In sny company. if 1t be as 'WhAt in the snd my feIlsw-alen VhaH sea me nsighbor '.theRghts sNenpliAeA Ia HA May wealth. for ne. not count iA tAiRgs
 Whioh r4 Have taken fFum the rest. bgt rather lia Numbered in deeds, vish the9Ehtful pa-
 tienee wReught @ Because I've done thoss things . neighbez
 ought.
 By ". 2. Leach.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19
Fha ansina Aala

~ HA4tNF shS%~' hear the feet of tse sweet apFiAg FsiA, DsnsiRg sn reef sH4 Vihaew Rene; Tha aeath wind tanasg 1t te ape ire. Az t softly calls ts 10 earth belaW. Awake, oh, gra9. fer saeh haFs hFeWR
 field Needs ysur sgAessld blsasa fer . elesk
 and shield: M The hungFy herds are e4Jlt4G yeu-- csma up, come ID tp the aps aRd dew; Waken. oh, wRkpn, sieepipg AeWe4s, They are vaitisg for ysu ia the FaFdep
 howeFsi o trsssl spread cut aseh folded leaf, And hide the 1eata freEn sterw aRa thief ; Break up, eh. eIqas of fRpzen nseld, That the gFaia Rsy gFsE cad ehaAEe ts ol AeaPsseniae buds, awaken. aIi--. I bring you ths dear aRFhga vslseas
 csliI" ,..-s ' NtnAtta N, LNvatsr.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19
ANOTHER NEW MEMBER.

Bear Editor of the Social Corner: have been an interested reader of the Sc cial Corner fer leHg time, and find many helpful hints in it. I would like to be- come member of this interesting Corner as I knew number of the sisters and will take the name of Morning GlorX il ne enc else <has that name.
 MORNING GLORY.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19

lp by fireplace and . brick even, I think l know who you are, DidR't yeur son used to teach school on LebaRoR green near the Baptist ehuFch2 I would love to SC yeu and have a good old fash toned talk. In your last letter yeu wrote spout pudding and milk, Ny husband was very fond of 1t, and one day he asked me if would have some fer sunpef that night, and said "Yes" if we don't have company, ss made some and we just get ready to sit down to the table and con- pany came. So there vas RatAipE else to do but tqeeik them to stay to supper and eat pudding and milk. They said 1t tasted the best of anything they had eaten in a leng time. Another cid fashlaRed dish that our grandmotheFs used to make wa minute pudding, I nsyeP hear of that new. But it was good.
 With best wishes to all
 SILVER LOCKS.