Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-02-13

Dear Folks: SO glad to get your
letters saying that you have tried
the recipes and enjoyed them. Here
is one we had the other night; it
nicely took the place of meat and we
found it very palatable:
This recipe was taken from an adj
vertisement Of Kraft cheese.
CHEESE ROAST
One.pound can Of kidney or navy
beans, l IL pounds Of Kraft Ameri-
can cheese, l cup of breadcrumbs;
salt, pepper and paprika to taste; one
tablespoon of butter, L onion chopped
fine.
Run beans and cheese through
meat chopper. Cook onion in butter
and a little water. Mix all ingre-
dents thoroughly. Then mold into
loaf or roll, moisten with melted
butter and roll in bread crumbs.
Bake in oven of moderate temporal
ture until nicely Drowned, basting
occasionally with melted butter or
good drippings. Serve with tomato
sauce.
Any good cheese, of course, would
answer. and the beans may be pre-
pared at home, only you must be
sure to have your quantities correct
l believe in giving credit where it
is due, so copy the recipe just as
read it. Cordially,
AUNT JULIA.
I. F. C.-The best thing for you
to do is to write to a reliable seed
company in your locality. There are
many good early watermelons. The
variety would depend largely ,on how
you planned to market AS you live
| in central Georgia, would suggest
| your writing the Georgia Seed Com
pany, Macon, Ca, or Willett Seed
| Co., Augusta.
Lethea: To give a shower to bride
elect, send out your invitations as
| for any other party, then tell your
guests-to-be in confidence what the
shower is to be, whether linen, kitch-
EN- or miscellaneous; then you can
decide on some novel way to have
these souvenirs delivered to the
bride elect after the party is over,
or [ think it is nicer to give them
lust before refreshments are served.
Sunshine" 1t is impossible to
repeat all your questions and give
the answers, so 1 will answer them
in the order of their asking, so you
will understand
/. It is perfectly correct for
girl to say to a boy as he is leaving
her home after a call, Good night
come over again" If she does not
desire that he shall call again, it il
sufficient to simply say "goodby."
2. 81 am not accustomed to per
hitting such liberties,' and a refqsa
ic oil that iS naHPS
sary.
8. No objection to brother and sis
ter having for friends other brothers
and sisters. Think you must have
that confused with the objection II
cousins marrying.
4. If a girl is friendly with the sis
ter Of a boy who is paying her at
tention, it would indeed be absurd tt
allow that attention to INTERRUPT
the friendship between the. girls, ant
there could be no objection to you
going to the girls home, unless you
made those visits only when thu
brother was at home. OF course, i
you did that she might natural!
think it was the brother you wanted
to see.
5. If you do not like a boy wei
enough to marry him it is certainl,
wrong to encourage him. A girl can
in a tactful, kindly manner, avoiC
a proposal from a man.
6. 1 am old-fashioned enough tt
object to girls asking boys to TAX
them to places.
Nell% I think you must be speak
ing of the spreads made of the un
bleached cotton, dyed lovely ole
blue. and the tufting done with tht
white. If you set your color wei
and use the white cotton for tuftin&
you have a most attractive, durable
Ispread. and with your white muslin
curtains, blue walls and white wood
work and furniture, you will have {
"ducky" room. Yes, like the one
piece across for the pillow cover, Oh
the spread made long enough to &C
under the pillows and over. o.
course, when you do this the tuftins
that is on your pillow cover is or
the opposite side of the cloth to thai
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