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POETRY SOCIETY
WILL ENTERTAIN
Spring Pageant Is to Be Held
Thursday.

Mrs. Albert !. Dugan, has issued
invitations for the Indiana Poetry
Society spring pageant, Thursday IN
the sculpture court OF the John Her.
ron Art Institute. Members OF the
society may invite guests and Art
Association members are invited.
Following the program a reception
will be held for the out.of.town mem.
bers of the Poetry Society. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dugan will be assisted In re.
ceiving by Dr. and Mrs. Clarence w.
Bishpam, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lieber,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Patter-
sen.
Dr. Bishpam will give a group OF
readings, accompanied by Horace
Whitehouse. Edward La Shelle will
sing. Dr. Bishpam's program will
be THE Song Of Solomon" with
musical setting by Damroch; "Chin.
csc Love Song" by Ii Pc: Sonnet
to the Dark Lady" by Shakespeare:
ITO Helen" by Edgar Allen Poe,
and ''Menelaus and Helen" by Ru.
pert Brook n
Mr.. lie Shelle's program will ".
1.-THE Bird of the Wilderness" ION
Away, Awake Beloved" "Mellsandc
in the Wood" and vision Fugi.
tive" from Herodiade by Massenct.
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things that money cant buy? Just
at present you've got a gorgeous
green and red and blue eye on one
side OF your face"
Jimmie quickly put up his hand to
his face AS he did so he WINGED.
Ouch! So 1 have. / guess. Jude,
well have to go to some other
quieter joint and leave the ritzy
places for some other time
II think that would be better. 1t
seems strange, to me, though, that
every chap I've been with lately
manages to get black eye. The last
time saw Charlie Becker he left me
with discolored optic
Again Jim stopped
Did you give it to him, Judy?
What did he do to your
Now, look here, Jim Costello, I'm
too hungry to go into details. AS
you say, we've been walking miles,
and ! think if I go two or three
blocks farther I shall faint
Just then a young man passed US
quickly, went a few steps in adj
vance. turned swiftly and came back
and planted himself in front Of US.
Hello, Jim. I've been looking for
you. Didn't you tell me you'd meet
me tonight at the Beaux Arts Res
taurant?"
Yes, and 1 tried to make it. Jerry,
but they just wouldn't let me. They
gave me this, SO Judy and 1 got out
and we're going somewhere else to
eat. Julia, let me present Jerry
Hathaway, pal of mine. Jerry this
is Miss Dean"
I raised my face to see Mr. Hatha-
ways eyes full of interest upon me-
Judy is a girl from back home.
Jerry. Come on and eat with us if
you don't mind sitting down with a
loser. That's what everyone will
think my black eye indicates"
Yes, / see you have got a rather
messed-up face, but then 1 don't
mind, you know
Hathaway turned to me.
"I know where I've seen you. You
were at the Beaux Arts restaurant
at the hat counter"
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TOMORROW: A promise of help,
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OF
STATE D. A. R.
PLAN MEETING
State Officers Will Make
Reports to Board
Wednesday.

The executive board ~ the State
ID. \. r. win meet Wednesday at
10 a. M. at the Caroline Scott llar.
rison chapter house, S24 y. Pennsy
vauia SITS Reports Of state officers
and Chairmen viii be given. Lunch.
con will he served TO an out-of-town
members at 1880 y. IN. by a CON.
mittee, of which Mrs. j. A. Suthcr.
land Is chairman.
Thursday at 10 "a. m. there viii
be a mid.year conference to which
all Daughters OF Indiana are In.
vited. It is hoped every chapter will
be represented 10y regent officers
and members. Luncheon win BE-
served in charge of Mrs. Pearson
Mendenhall, committee Chairman
The afternoon will bc devoted 10
round table conferences In charge
Of different officers and chairmcn.
A musical program in charge OF
Mrs, G. A. Pfafllin will be- presented
by Miss Elizabeth Richardson,
pianist and Mrs. j. = Reed steele
soloist, accompanied by Mrs. Dor
othy Knight Green. Mrs. Steele will
sing THE Willow" by Salter; "My
Garden" by Hughes. and "Thc
Years at the Spring" by Beach.
Mrs, Charles William Ross. statu
regent, will preside at both sessions
Reservations may be made at thx,
chapter house not later than Mo
day.
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Charming table decorations in
keeping with st. Patrick's day We're
used. The tables were lighted by
white tapers in silver holders tied
with green tuile.
Out-of-town guests were Mrs.
William Loughry, Mrs, Maynard
Loughry, Miss Janise Reynolds and
Miss Merle Alderman Of Monticello,
Ind, and Mrs. Lloyd Norris Of Ply
mouth. Other guests were Mesdames
Hughes Patton, Carl Guepel, Will
liam Gabe, James Carter, Edward
coleman, William Scaff, Lyman
Pearson, L. V. Schneider, Lewis
Murchie, Gaylord Morton, Joseph
Swope, Gerald Hiatt, Clarence linn,
Marvin Curle, Howell Ellis, Henry
Humrichouser. William Remy, A.
w. Bobbitt, Howe s. Landers, f..
Rogers Smith. Herman Gray. Tracy
Ross, Joseph Scott Bell, Donald
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Activities
e Il I 4 II II A N M L N Il S
WEDDINGS BETROTBAL

Mrs. J. Roy Peterseim was elected
president of the Victorian Chapter of
the International Study Club Fri
day afternoon at her country home
near Clermont. Mrs. Ella Caldwell
was elected first vice president; Mrs.
David Cree, second vice president;
Miss Ida HayWorth, secretary; Mrs.
Carrie Shelburne, treasurer; Miss
Ida Hayworth, publicity; Mrs. Lulu
Neidhammer. music and flower COM
nittee; Mrs. Harry Bear, hospitality,
and Mrs. Bertha Muncie, member
ship committee.
Mrs. Samuel l.. Artman talked on
legislative and industrial tariff
Several papers were read. \ chicken
dinner was served at the noon hour.
Guests were Mrs. Marie Ellis, and
Mrs. A. L. Parey.
The Zetathea Club will meet
Wednesday afternoon to elect offic-
ers at the home of Mrs. II. f. Seay,
1907 Park Ave.
Ave, will entertain the Eft Cetera
Club at a 1890 p. m. luncheon meet
ing, Monday. She will he assisted by
Mrs. George LemauX.
Beta Pi Omega Sorority will meet
Sunday afternoon at the home Of
Miss Bernice Shaw, 2411 n. Della
ware st. Guests will be Misses Ma
rian Fisher, Gertrude Ralston, Helen
Ellis and La Verne Lenglade.
Tau Delta Sigma Sorority will hold
it's regular business meeting Mon
day evening in the Italian room of
the Lincoln. Arrangements will be
made for the annual theater party.
Miss Evelyn CLANCY is chairman.
Alpha Delphian Study Club meets
Monday evening at 6;45 p. m. at the
Y. w. c. A. Study subjects and
leaders are Dryden and His Ora
mas" Miss Katherine VIM; Con
greve," Miss Hazel Williams.
Miss Mildred Williamson, Ais Ri
ley Ave, entertained Thursday eve
ming with a bunko and euchre party.
st. Patrick's decorations We're used.
The hostess was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. William Lowell, and
Miss Myrtle Dean.
The Swastika Club will meet
Thursday evening with Mrs. A. B.
Taylor, 3105 Moore Ave.
DR.. G.. S. Row, 2027 n. Delaware
St., is visiting in Miami, Beach, Fla.
The Lincoln Trio, comprised of
Mrs. Julia Brown Bodner, violinist;
Mrs Carl Lieber. cellist, and Mrs.
Bertha Miller Ruick, pianist, will
give a musical program Wednesday
afternoon and evening at the Phi
Delta Theta open house at De Paw
University, Greencastle, Ind.
Bostonian chapter Of the Interna-
tional Study Club will meet Wednes-
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Hart. William Hart, Hubert Hickam,
Fay Bowman, Henry Noting. Ralph
Lockry, William Doeppers, Kenneth
Craft, Walter Peterson, l.. l.. Shu.
Ter, Mason Light, Charles Trusler,
William Horne, j. j. Litteil. Cleon
Nafe, j.. NJ. Masters, Paul Masters,
Mark Hamer, Carl Ruddell, Walter
Lieberm, Matthew Winters, Elmer
Funkhouser, George Stafford, Mau.
rice Kaylor, G. G.. Halstead and Or.
Clela Hull. Misses Mabel Buskirk,
Miriam Chaplain and Gladys Grow.
son.
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SERVICE: STAR
LEGION TO CIV:
MUSICAL, TEA
Hamilton Berry Chapter
Plans Silver Offering
Tuesday.

Hamilton Berry chapter of the
Service Star Legion will give a
silver-offering musical and tea Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
W. W. Winslow, 1912 N. Meridian
st.
Assisting the hostesses in receiv-
ing will be Mrs. Frank Nessler,
president, and the vice presidents,
Mrs. D. NJ. Parry, Mrs. A. NJ. Gloss
brenner, Mrs. r. e. Remington,
Mrs. f. II. Pursell, and Mrs. Henry
Coerper, A musical program has
been arranged by Miss Ruth Rainier,
to be given by Mrs. Cora Young
NFiles, Mrs. George Reeder, and Mrs.
A. G.. Cavins
Serving in the diningroom will be
a group Of junior members Of the
chapter, Mesdames William s. Horn.
Ralph L. Nessler, Stewart Maxwell,
Howard Maxwell. Mel Waterbury,
and Miss Ruth Rainier.
The way and means committee for
March will have charge Of arrange
ments: Mesdames George NJ. Spiegel,
chairman, Mack Coppock, p. r.
Chevalier, Alice Cosler, Daisy Hayes,
J. H Hofmeister, Ross Hill, Fred
Loomis, Francis Nevin, Wolf Suss-
man, Hilda Winter, and Fred Terry.
The program will include:
Harp Solos
".Priere' o:;.-.....-.. Has ser a.
49, pauline Velteers. "
Tenor Solos
Trump ter ............ Dix
James H. Hatton
Violin Solos
Blue Danube waltz xxx. strauss
Norma Davidson. harp aeon animent
by Margaret Wheeler.
Tie Minstrels Adieu to His Nate
Margaret Wheeler,
The Lost Purse"
The Street Scale
Mary Louise Over
Whistling Solos
When Morn Like the Dawn Came
Stesll9g, -.--.-... Csdms n
' Helen Coffey;.
Tenor Solo.
'Mschusla" .........-. McDermott
DO Not Go NV Love :. Hageman
From the Land of the Sky Blue
Waters" ................. Cadman
James H Hatton
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SHOW TICKETS
SELLING fast
Proceeds to Aid Pan HeII
Scholarship Fund.

Tickets are rapidly being sold for
the opening night of George Arliss
in "Old English at Englishs April
l sponsored by the Indianapolis Pan
be added to the scholarship fund
through which girls are helped
through college.
Mrs. w. r Mcdonald is associa-
ton president. Mrs. Mark V. Rhine
hart has charge of general arrange
ments. Miss Helen Louise Trent is
publicity chairman, Mrs. William n.
Gaddis in charge of the sale Of
tickets, and Mrs. Howard L. Jcn-
sen has charge of the boxes. Miss
Marjorie Chiles is in charge Of the
sale of tickets at Butler University.
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ANETA BEADLE
ON PROGRAM OF
W0ME:N'S CLUB
Short Cuts in Cooking,
to Be Topic at
Luncheon.

Miss Aneta Beadle of Purdue Uni
versity will address the home and
education department of the
Woman's DEPARTMENT Club, Wednes
day, on Short Cuts in Cooking"
Herbert L. Brown will speak on
The Evolution of Canned Foods. =
The program will be preceded by
Il luncheon. Mrs III. T.. p. Stanford
is chairman of the luncheon com
mittee, assisted by Mesdames w. H..
Shell, O. B. McLeland, Z. L. Hall,
William Welch and Lillian A. Roth
art The dining room committee in
cludes Mrs. j. J. Martin, chairman
and Mesdames Mcclellan Coppock,
William Klingholz, j. NJ. Lail Ed
ward Ludlum, A. c. Barbour
Charles Brigham, j. l.. Smith,
Henry Knapp. Joseph Cavanaugh
Frank c. Walker and Boyd Temple
ton.
Reservations for the luncheon
may be made with Mrs. p. A. Keller
Mrs. e. l.. Hall, or Mrs. Frank j.
Lair Miss Martha Ann Rundell
violinist, will play a group of violin
solos accompanied by Miss Frances
Ann Wishard. Miss Elizabeth Glenn
ents will sing.
Mrs. w. w. Thornton will lead
the current events round table dis
cussion on 1.-THE American Home of
Today" assisted by Mrs. L. II. Stur-
gis and Mrs. Frederick Terry.
The community welfare depart
ment of the club will elect officers
Wednesday afternoon. The Monday
Guild of the department will hold
its regular meeting, Monday at >
D. m. Mrs. Robert 3. Wilson, chair
man, will preside. Mrs. J. f. Ed
wards will take on bible Mothers
in Israel" Mrs. Harold Cunning
ham of Parkersburg, w. Va. who
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. c. J.
Prentiss will sing religious songs.
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CRANBERRY T.ARTS

Onc-half cup chopped raisins, one.
half cup currants. one-half cup
English walnuts. four large chopped
figs. four tablespoons orange juice,
two tablespoons cold water, one cup
sugar. one tablespoon sifted flour
Cook raisins. currants, figs and
water twenty minutes in double
boiler. Mix flour. sugar and orange
juice and add to fruit. Cook twenty
minutes longer. Remove from fire
add nuts, let cool. This part may
be made the day before. Mix three
cups flour, with threefourths cup
shortening and one.half teaspoon
salt. Add enough Geld water TO make
a good pastry dough. Roll and cut
in two or three inch squares. Wet
edges. put a heapinE teaspoon OF
the filling into each, fold edges,
press with a fork and pierce top
Brush top with milk. Bake in hot
oven. Put in paper bag and heat
in oven before using.
Mrs. Benton Bennett, Il. Il. /,
PaOli, Ind.
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Faint heart. they say, ne'er won
fair lady. We can say Faint heart
ne'er won fine man" and it will ap-
ply just as we'll. Psychologically,
the female Of the species seems to
be having prespring attacks of
morbid introspection and self-anal-
ysis, deciding that they don't know
how to inspire or hold a mans love
or more often The Mans love.
But the songs of the first red birds,
and I heard one this morning, and
the tang of the springtime. in the
air, is bound to revive their droop-
ing spirits. I've 30 doubt well have
just as many June weddings this
year as ever before!
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first? And how can j win him back with
out appearing TO run after him?
IN LOVE.
That was rather dumb thing to
quit" about wasn't it? Where did
he want to get? Was he proposing
marriage and did you refuse him?
1t is a Woman's privilege to change
her mind and every man I know has
assured me that she does 1t quite
frequently. There's no reason in
the world why the man can't be your
friend, even if he isn't your sweet
heart, and as such, speak to him
first the next time you see him and
tell him you'd like to have him come
out again. Perhaps you can fix up
double date for that first time.
But don't indulge in self-analysis.
Just be kind, friendly, and sweet.
Spring will take care Of the rest.
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MAPLE COTTAGE PUDDING

one cup Of maple syrup, one ia
blespoon butter, three tablespoons
sugar, one-half cup milk, one cup
flour. two teaspoons baking powder,
one cup nut meats. Cream butter
and sugar. Add the well beaten egg,
milk and -four sifted with the bak.
ing powder and salt. Beat well. pour
batter into hot syrup and bake in
moderate oven about thirty minutes.
Turn upside down on dish. sprinkle
with nut meats and serve with
cream.
Miss Dorothy Drake. ilG Highland
Ave. city.
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dred Brosnan, Genevieve Miller, Len
ore Hinkle, Dorothy Davis, Dorothy
Arndt, Pauline Sollinger, Ellen Ham
mond and Mesdames David Swain,
Linton Atkinson, Dwight Van Osdol,
Blanton Coxen, Cecil Crabb, John
Caylor, Floyd Fults, Bernard c.
CartmeIl, Leland H. Ridgeway. Alex
Taggart, Jr., Alfred Lauter, Fred
Brubaker and Henry Dithmer
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meets every Monday morning at
the Church Of the Advent, Thirty
Third and Meridian SITS.
Mrs. Robert Adams is chairman
of the food department Of the
Junior League Exchange. Pro
ceeds from the shop so back into
the work Of the league. The shop,
located at 81 +. Pratt St, has, be-
sides it's gift things. art goods and
other lines. cakes. rolls, nut bread,
various foods to be ordered and de-
livered.
Miss Sarah Frances Kackley is
chairman Of the art department Of
the exchange
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Bachrach).

The Junior League members
who are giving an Advertising
Ball Monday. April 5. at the In
dianapolis Athletic Club, will use
the proceeds to help continue their
work. Besides the therapy room
at the Riley Hospital, in charge
Of two experienced workers, league
members have organized a Braille
committee of twenty eight girls,
under Mrs. Austin Brown. They
are making by the Braille meth
Cd a library of books for the blind.
Mrs. Brown, who took the Braille
course corrects and supervises all
the work OF the committee. which
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BRIDGE PARTY MONDAY
Zeta Tau Alpha Alumni Will Give
Benefit Entertainment.

indianapolis alumnae chapter Of
Zeta Tau Alpha sorority will give a
benefit bridge and bunko party Mon.
day afternoon and evening at the
home Of Miss Ellen Ocker, 20 lIamp.
ton DR.. Handmade table prizes will
be awarded.
The reservations may he made
with any member of the committee:
Misses Elizabeth Davy, Margaret
Kluger. Helen Bedell and Mesdames
Robert Fennel and Hans c. Jacob
sen
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day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Carl Muench. 2210 College Ave. Mrs
Samuel Artman will talk on His
torical Monuments of Paris" Of
ficers will be elected.
Riley Hospital Cheer Guild will
hold it's regular meeting Tuesday at
2 p. m. at the Claypool. Miss Wini-
fred ConriCk, head of the occupa-
tional therapy work Of the hospital,
will speak.
THE CAPITOL CLUB. a card party at
Plumbers Hall. Alabama and Washington
SITS, Saturday, night and Sunday afternoon.
u GEORGE 55tz5'ef II. CHAPMAN W. R, C. No.
10. entertainment for Post No. 2OJ.
meetin@ follows. ,512 n, Illinois St:
afternoon south Side Turner, Hall;
party. Saturday, s 80 D m, ga S. Del;
dIRo&'xooD CAMP. ROYAL NEIGH
BORIS. twenty-tifth anniversary. open meet
ing. hall. 1877 ". North St. THURSDAY eve,
ming Ironwocd Modern Woodmen and
BENEFiiT CARD PARTY. Druids Hall,
90 s. Delaware St. third floor. Mrs Bar
hara Roll. hostess. Everybody invited
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CARROT SALAD

Put four carrots through food
chopper. Add two apples chopped
fine. two sliced bananas, one cup
of diced pineapple, one-half cup of
nut meats. Mix with your favorite
fruit sa,ad dressing and serve in
lettuce cups. This recipe will serve
four persons.
Mrs. Philip S. Hildebrand, 1921
Guilford Ave, city.
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MARASCHINO DATES.

One pound Of fine large dates, one
half pound OF pulverized sugar. a
three-ounce can of maraschino cher.
ries. one.half teaspoon Of vanilla. eX.
tract. Cut cherries into small pieces
and with the syrup Off of cherries
add to sugar and mix until stil1
enough to handle. Add vanilla and
more sugar if necessary. stone dates
and fill with the mixture, then dust
with the sugar
Miss Ethyl Dudley. Box 24j, Shir.
ley, Ind.
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HE CURED HER

DRUMHELLER, Alberta-Mrs. NJ.
Cherey acquired a habit of swearing
at her husband and tried unsuccess-
fully to break it. Finally she resort.
ed to washing out her mouth with
I've. Doctors say she may never
swear again.
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RADIO WITH PHONE

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sub
scribers in Tie Hague can get radio
over their lines by paying $3.50 a.
year for a combination telephone and
radio receiving apparatus, according
20 information at the Commerce Do
partrnent here.
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4537 Carrollton Ave.
A color scheme of blue and orchid
prevailed in the appointments. The
tables were lighted by blue tapers
in silver holders.
The shower gifts were brought in
to Miss Brubaker in a small wagon,
by little Bunnie Cartmell. The
hostess was assisted by her mother
and Mrs. Frank Lane. Other guests
ware Misses Sarah ROedecker, Mil
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PUREE OF CABBAGE AND POTA.
TOES.

One pint Of finely minced boiled
cabbage, six medium-si2ed potatoes
two tablespoons of butter, two tea.
spoons Of salt. one.half teaspoon Of
pepper, one-half pint hot milk. Put
peeled potatoes i'm stewpan with
enough boiling water TO cover them.
Cook thirty minutes. Drain off wa.
ter and mash until fine and light.
Beat in hot milk. seasoning and
cabbage. Cook about five minutes
| longer.
Mrs. Riley King, X. X. |, Sheridan,
| Ind
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Spring Fever

Dear Martha Lee: 1 am a girl of 20.
Several months ago my friend and I quit.
for doing so. merely saying that he wssn t
getting anywhere. I loved him. and do
vet. but We were both bashful and real
his thinking I didn't care for him. Though
several years my senior. he was an ideal
companion. He. told me when quitting
for me not to wait as he might find
someone else. J can't forget. since. I love
him. and / can't go with anyone ELSE. He
loved me once and sometimes [ think he
does vet. He goes with no one and treats
me very friendly at times and at other
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You'll want 4 frock of lovely soft
crepe Elizabeth seen in Design No.
1884. 1t is one Of the seasons
smartest fabrics. Note the clever
sleeve treatment! The hint Of
Chinese influence in the gold en-
broidery on the sleeves and novel
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MAN MEETS MAID

What are you laughing at,
judy"
AT you
And what's the matter with me?"
II don't suppose you've looked at
yourself, Jimmie, but they certainly
wouldn't let US in that resta urant- "
Again L laughed.
"Why not? I've got plenty Of
money"
Didn't you know that there were
some things that it's hard for money
to cover up just as there are some
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Recipes By
Readers

NOTE-Te Times will pay 81 for
each recipe submitted by a reader
and printed in this column. Address
Recipe Editor of The Times Checks
will be mailed to winners.