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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-03
Initiation to Be Held

Gamma Phi Beta sorority will
hold spring initiation services at 8
Thursday at the home of Mrs. Ern-
est B. Norris, 1858 Broadway.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-03
Picnic Is Arrnn0ed

Mothers chorus Of School u viii
hold picnic June 10 at Garfield
park. Luncheon viii be served at !.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-03
Chnnters to Join

Alpha and Beta chapters, Phi
Theta Delta sorority, will meet
Wednesday night at the Sphinx
Arms.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-03
GLnnto1. to Meet

Chnptef 10 MG6C
Alpha chapter. Omega Phi Tau
sorority. will meet at $3.50 Wednes-
day at the Chamber of Commerce.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-03
/ Miss Clark Hostess

Miss Betty Clark, 1897 Julian ave-
nue., will entertain members of
Alpha chapter, Phi Theta Delta sor-
GRITTY Wednesday night at her home.
The Washington times., 1930-09-09

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-23
The Home Kitchen
BY ALICE LYNN BARRY
Cheese Cake for Dessert.

TNOR that light luncheon or eup-
e Of a Sunday night. present
Cheesecake a. dessert. It's a
very substantial dessert-almost
a meal in itself II made the regular
way. And It's a favorite dish with IN
great many men. judging by the IRE
quency with which II appears on the
menus OF business mems lunching
places. Yet. IL IL not always what II
should Delight. fluffy. on a crisp
crust. And II it's less than that. IL
deserves the mean things said about
its ind.gestibility.
To insure good results. several
items must be carefully observed. In
gradients must be measured care
fully-and they must he OF the best.
Heat must be watched. Cheese-cake
Is baked like a custzrd. and should
not be subjected 10 too intense heat
"a quite low temperature II the
Best.
AS far as crust Is concerned. Il Is
very difficult to use an ordinary pie-
crust and prevent Il from getting
soggy. Wherefore the other alterna-
tive Is preferable-no raw pastry,
but a foundation which IS already
cooked. Stale cake or crackers or.
better still. zwieback can he rolled to
fine crumbs. Mixed with butter and
sugar and rolled on the bottom Of
the pan. they are n finished founda-
ton. and viii not have the raw taste
sometimes feels In cheese-cake on
pastry crusts.
Also. consider the tin in which the
cake ~ baked. Either Il should be a
Gcodloohng cre-preef dish which
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-23

pamount you want OF each ingredient
and In this way your proportions viii
be accurate
Let US assume that you purchase
two ounces OF lanolin, two ounces OF
cocoa butter and two ounces OF min
eral oil. This amount will make suf-
ficient cream TO last quite q little
time.
You viii note that the cocoa but
ter IS hard. the lanolin sticky and
the mineral oil. Of course. is In heavy
liquid form. These ingredients must
be melted and heated before mixing.
Small. enamel saucepans should be
used for this and the fire should not
be too hot or else the ingredients
may become scorched.
Melt the cocoa butter and the
lanolin and heat the mineral oil.
then pour the lanolin into a suita-
bic container. add the cocoa butter
and the mineral oil. and then blend
the three ingredients thoroughly,
using an egg or cream beaten. The
blending must continue without
stopping until the liquids begin to
CONCEAL which will o be until they
cool. You can place the Jar con
tanning the liquid in n pan OF cold
water, however. and this will speed
the cooling process.
This highly ~nourishinE cream can
be used on any part OF the body with
beneficial results.
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Ncan Be presented NJ table. or n tin
plate with a spring mold. which can
easily BE- slipped of after the cake
Is baked. Good cheese-cake Is as
light as n souffle, and II cannot be
handled much after baking without
the risk OF breaking It's attractive
shape.
Cream Cheese Cake
] pound cream cheese.
i cup sweet re-
! cup sugar.
eggs. IN
2 tablespoons -four.
2 tablespoons butter.
] teaspoon vanilla.
Dash OF salt. 3
! dozen zwieback.
II zweiback are not available. Rra-
ham crackers. or any other crackers
can be rolled into fine crumbs and
used. to make ! cupful.
Mix together the crumbs. 2 table
spoons OF butter and II necessary. .
tablespoons OF sugar. This depends
on whether sweet or unsweetened
crumbs are used. Place this mix
ture on the bottom and sides Of the
baking pan.
Place cream cheese. sugar and
flour I'm a large bowl and mix to-
gether. Separate the eggs. and add
one yolk ut a time 10 thu cheese
mixture. beating constantly. Then
add cream. salt and vanilla. and
finally fold IN the stiff1y beaten egg.
whites. Pour this mixture over the
crumbs In the pan and bake I'm n
moderate even for ! hour.
.RF&
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-23

lines. to stop the developing fern or
exercise and do only those that viii
keep the muscles firm.
Hold the arms out in front Of the
body on a level with the shoulders.
Clench the hands tightly. with the
thumb on the outside OF the fist,
and then pull the clenched fists back
until they touch tho tips OF the
shoulders. Two definite actions must
be taken as this exercise Is done.
The first Is the effort to bring the
tightly clenched fists back TO touch
the tips Of the shoulders. the second
Is the resistance that you place in
the upper arms to prevent the hands
from reaching the shoulders.
1t sounds rather like asking you
10 sit down while standing up. but
II the resistance is not placed in the
upper arms 80 that some definite
force must be overcome 10 ret
tightly clenched hands 10 the shoul
ders. the exercise becomes soft and
purposeless.
OF course. you mustn't make the
resistance IN the upper arms 80
great that the hands can't win. but
you must make II hard FOR them
TO reach their goal.
When the hands reach the shout
der tips. relax your grip and then
extend h arms again and reclench
the hands. 1nhale deeply while
bringing the hands to the shoulders
and exhale when you relax. Re
peat ten times. Then hold the arms
out at the sides on m v e line
with the shoulders and repeat the
same movement. Do this exercise
ten times. too.
In addition TO the exercise. mas
sage q liberal amount OF the nourish-
ing cream formula given below yer
the arms at night and let what little
remains on the skin after the mas
sage stay there overnight.
The nourishing al with help TO
build out the arms and TO keep the
muscles from becoming unduly
rigid.
Equal parts Of lanolin. cocoa but
ter and mineral oil are used for this
nourishing cream and you can either
have X made up at the drugstore or
you can buy the ingredients there
and make II yourself.
II ycu prepare Il yourself ! would
suggest that you buy the exact
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-23

SdIfle.
Nobody thinks the worse Of a
man because some woman breaks
her engagement with him.
But when a man breaks his
promise TO marry a woman after
he has encouraged her to tell her
friends and her family that he Is 70
Ing to marry her-people are going
TO ask all kinds OF uncomfortable
questions.
And the girls chances for marry
ing another man are distinctly in
jured.
II would not give O Judgment TO
a man against q woman for breach
OF promise. but I would listen very
carefully TO the case OF a woman
against a man In the same com
plaint."
Good. sound sense. Justice Hum
phreys. only you ought TO have gone
n little farther.
Now there was Mary-she was en-
gagged to Phil.
Every one who knew Phil and
Mary. knew that Phil did not want
to marry Mary.
He liked her well encugh-when
there was no girl he really liked IN
sight. She made 4 good twosome IN
golf. she helped out a coed foursome
at bridge. She danced all the new
dances. knew all the new songs. but
there was nothing about Mary. don't
you know nothing particular. II
you get what ! mean
Phil had 70 make owe 10 somebody
and he and Mary were on a camping
party in the mountains and all the
other women were married. and their
husbands were In the party. 50. OF
course, Phil made love TO Mary or
Mary made love 10 Phil. and Phi
did his best 10 respond.
But when they went back 70 town
Phil fell in love and he tried TO get
rid Of Mary.
Would Mary let Eo OF Phil?
She would not. She cried. and she
moaned, and she threatened 10 xii
herself, and she limited all kinds Of
outrageous things about the real cir
TO Phil. and Phil was sorry and hs
was ashamed. and the real girl heard
ABOUT Mary, and sent Phil about his
business. and now Phil and Mars
are married. and Phil falls I'm love
with a new girl every few months
and Mary spends a good deal OF hel
time crying about Il.
Now X Mary had spoken 70 Phi
about Il in terms OF a breach Of
promise suit. Phil would have given
her every cent in the world TO gei
away from her.
But Mary was too proud and toe
clever for that.
She didn't want money-she wanted
Phil.
But now that she has Phil. che
cannot hold him. wedding ring or nc
wedding ring.
DO YOU think she should have been
awarded a verdict In n breach OF
promise suit?
What a farce II all is. what a cruel
witless farce-this trying 70 tie poor,
blind. winged. Love down with prom
Uses and vows. and legal RESPONSE
oilities.
You're quite right. Justice Hum
phreys-but you didn't 70 quite far
enough.
You should have threatened 70
throw ths breach OF promise woman
out OF court. too
Copyright. 1859. Ns~spsssr Fsasur' SERVES. Ire
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-23
MGdge Succeeds i'm Quieting
Lillian, Who Is Near Col.
apse After Her Dramatic
Meeting With Robert.
BY ADELE GARRISON

know how great was my concern
for her. That almost every bit OF
her nerve strength had been Slapped
by this ordeal OF bidding a last fare
we'll 10 the man who had loved her
so psssionately-and so hopelessly-
! well knew. II I could only get her
safely into bed before the inevitable
reaction camel
II was a near thing. but victory
lay with me. She said nothing more,
and her movements were more Xix
those OF an automaton than OF a liv-
ing woman. as ] brought her into
the Hasbrouck home and I'D the
stairs TO the room which had been
assigned her. With the same pas.
siveness she submitted to nv min.
istrations as ! undressed her and
put her into bed. But she pushed
my hand away as I brought her q
tiny glass OF hot milk.
II couldn't swallow anything" she
whispered. but / was memorable for
! had put n sedative. provided by
Katherine before / started from the
farmhouse. into the milk.
Il won't bother you again. all
night" ! told her as / held the glass
against her lips. but you must take
this for me-"
She obeyed with q mighty effort,
and then lay back upon her pillows.
her great eyes staring at me.
But I can't 80 - 49," <-S =@.
even with that stuff / know ycu
must have put in the milk. / can't.
/ tell you. I'm letting Robert 70
into eternity believing a lie. and
Harry-I can't bear TO think
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-23

the lungs. purified for its journey
around the body again. II takes
with it life and vigor.
Now you al see how important Il
Is TO take deep breaths. and TO form
the habit when very young.
The blood stream, as IL passes
through the nose. mouth and throat.
cannot help but pick UP the myriad
germs deposited there. They are r
ried by the blood stream to every
part OF the body. II you are in per-
feet health, the wonderful processes
OF Nature takes care OF them IN the
body. They are overcome there. But
X your bodily resistance - not good.
then the weakest spot in the body is
= good place for them to grow and
set up disease.
Those who suffer from debility,
lassitude. frequent colds, influenza
and pneumonia should ask them.
selves. ITO what extent do I breathe
deeply?" There cannot be perfect
health without proper breathing.
To have and TO hold good health
means vigilance on your part. You
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into the buckets and It was carried
aloft.
MN. doesn't II taste good" :nur.
INJURED Yam. licking her fingers.
Its just like syrup agreed Flor.
At this knarf and Mil tasted IL.
and quickly found Il 20 be just "a
good as the others described.
Let's eat a lot OF III" Knarf said.
his eyes gl!stening hungrily.
Please don't." the voice OF the
tree begged. II need 10 for the buds.
They'll pen Up In time IL
they don't get enough. And how
will / look II my buds don't open up
In time? The birds will think I'm
not going 10 have any leaves and
won't build their nests in my
branches. How lonely I'll be all
Summer II they don't. And worse
yet. X I have no leaves and give no
shade everyone will think I frozs
during the Winter and the woodman
will come and chop me down"
This made Knarf change his mind,
and they all hurried 10 pour the
melted maple-sap into the buckets
as last as they could. The buckets
Were attached 70 a long chain which
reached up 10 the tor 20 the tree.
They went up on one side and came
down on the other.
Bucket after bucket went I'D full
OF sap and returned empty and
Hand was just saying Now the
buds have enough for one meal. any
way"-when the tree shouted down:
Well. aren't you going 10 send any
up?'
why. we are sending Il up ths
shadows exclaimed in surprise.
You are. But I'm not getting anv
UP here. All the buckets reach here
empty
So astonished were they. that thew
couldn't answer What could ~
happening to II. They certainly
were sending UP full buckets. They
couldn't imagine where IL might b
going TO.
Perhaps you can guess what was
happening 10 the sweet. syrupy
maple-sap7
Tomorrow: Where the Sap Vent
Copyright. 1859. Newspaper Feature ss-rlrs. Tre.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-23
A Fashion Models Diary
BY GRACE THORNCIIFFE
She Writes 10 "Sis,'' Describing a Neo Tofefo
afternoon Frock.
By GRACE T%HORNCIIFFE

nEAR Sis: :
you're going 10 get the incest
surprise in the mail in a day or
two The pcstman will bring you a
package which contains the most
adorable frock in the world. ! know
you'll be needing some new dresses
soon and this one will just suit you.
As soon as II came into the shop
Helene and I decided hat it had Just
been made for you. Don't thank me
for my generosity yet because / have
TO explain that this isn't a gift /
wish IL were. but / Just couldn't AZ.
ford TO make Il one. I know Daddy
or Mother will give you a check for
Il as oon as they see il on you. And
IL they don't you can take your time
about paying for ii. because I've
charged IL to my account At the shop.
I'll describe the dress to you, but
you really won't be able 70 appreci.
ate II before you actually try II on
It's made OF taffeta. Yes. they're
wearing taffets again. and you know
how becoming IL LIZ to you. It's
black and made very simply IN coat
effect. one side Of the sash slipping
through a notch and forming a wide
crushed belt in back and tie in a
large soft bow at the side. Then
there's a wide uneven flounce on the
skirt that gives fullness. But the
most adorable part OF the whole
frock Is the starched white chiffon
cellar with q narrow fluted edge.
I know how excited yeu get about
new clothes. darling. and yeu prob
ably won't be abs 70 sleep until this
arrives. The only reason for its de-
lay is that ! tried II on and since II
was just the right length for ne. I
knew IL would be just a bit too long
for you. / am having the skirt ad.
justed and will send II on TO ycu a
soon as it's finished.
In case you wheedie q larger check
out q Daddy than you need fer the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-23
Household Hints

Looking over the laundry is too
often a sad task when the mending
pile rises higher and higher because
the wringer has made a vicious At
tack upon the buttons you sewed on
so carefully last week. Many stitches
may be saved by folding the buttons
inside the garment and holding II
nat as you run II through the
wringer.
Some careless person has stacked
glasses one inside the other. One OF
them is sure to be cracked or broken
when they are separated-that is. un-
less cold water Is placed in the inner
glass and warm water ~ allowed 70
run over the outside glass. This
IL a sure way OF averting q crash
that weula deplets the glassware
stock.
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nEARLY teeth CLEAN between parted lips,
lovely eyes wrinkle up into little erinkles
of laughter-and Love turns away to hide
a glistening tear. For Love has spoken-spoken
words Of tenderness, Of sublime affection, and
Beauty has laughed at them. For Beauty thinks
Love so old-fashioned, and Life just a delightful
game in which she holds all the cards-and the
stakes. And for the sweet tender little ~nothings
that compose the poetry of love, well-what
are they to Beauty but just amusing sub-titles
on the screen Of Life.
The years dance gaily along for Beauty, and
she gives never a heed to tomorrow, not while
she can gaily chase the toy balloons Of life and
laugh at Love. Beauty does not believe that life
can pay dividends in the form of glorious
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-23
New Problem.

Don't think" I adjured her.
That's Just what I'm ~forbiddinE
you 10 dc. Here! shut your eyes,
and let me try the tactics I use with
Junior"
She cfcsed her eyes obedientiy. and
l took a position on the bed close to
her and began stroking her forehead
with long wen sweeps OF my hands.
grooming as I did so that stanch
standby OF distracted mothers. the
monotonous cadence OF This Is the
house that Jack built" with all its
extra lines. She protested but once,
without opening her eyes.
Its NJ use. Madge. You're only
wasting you strength" but ! gave
her no answer save the grooming.
and shs lay stu. but rigid. every
nerve unconsciously rebelling against
my efforts TO put her 20 sleep.
AZ last. however. the sedativs rot
In It's work and first one hand and
then the other fell TO the bed re-
Taxed. / stopped the grooming. list
ened TO her even breathing. satisfied
myself that she was at last asleep.
and knowing she would not waken
until morning. I drew the covers
kGAC an - 1AAN
picking up my bag went int the ad-
joining room where Mary was Sill
reading.
Il think / shall sleep in here II
you don't mind. Mary" I said. put
ting my bag down at the foot OF one
Of the beds. i've just succeeded in
getting Mrs. Underwood to sleep.
and I don't want to run the risk
Of disturbing her"
Mary had looked up from her book
and was gazing at me steadily. To
my surprise there was distinct hos.
tility in her gaze.
Il suppose Q also want 70 see
that ] stay in the CELL" she said.
whats the biz idea OF hobhling me,
anyway. Auntie Madge?'
CONTINUED Monday
] ossyrisht 1859. Newspaper Feature Service, nc.