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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-12
WHAT THE PRESS AGENTS SAY

dule. Do you believe in spirits? You'll see the most unusual spirit demonstration ever attempted at the Midnight Ghost Show on Friday evening next at Il p. m. Weird. uncanny, sensational, one hour and thirty minutes of thrills and chills, Then too, Koran, during his solid weeks engagement at the Strand will hold a special morning matinee for ladies only on Thursday at 10:S0 a. m. At this matinee Koran will personally meet each lady in pri- vate.
 Two great feature pictures are on the program opening tomorrow, "Men Of The Sky" a rousing tale of the French spy sysem during tAe world war with Jack Whiting, Irene Delroy and Frank McHugh. Also 'Lover Come Back To Me" with Betty Bronson Jack Mulhall and Constance Cummings.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-12
Public Enemy" and "Meet the Wife" on Deluxe Double Bill
 Closing TO.night at StraI


 Performances this afternoon and evening mark the final showings of the deluxe double feature program that has been presented at the War ner Brothers Strand theater during the past two days.
 The headline feature attraction is 'The Public Enemy with James Cagney, Jean Harlow, Joan Blondell and big cast of favorites. The pic- ture is playing a return engagement by popular request. It is unques- tionably the finest treatment of the modern gangster menace yet brought to the talking screen.
 The companion feature is Meet the Wife" a riotous comedy of mar riage and married life with Laura LaPlante, Lew Cody, Claude Allister, Harry Myers and many other fav- orites in the largest cast.
 Latest sound news events. in which Graham McNamee introduces and tells all about the scenes, is only part of the excellent surrounding program.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-12
GREAT KORAN" ON STRAND STAGE TOMORROW-TWO BIG
 TALKIE HITS ON PROGRAM

Warner Brothers strand theater offers a triple treat for It's patrons starting tomorrow. Two deluxe talking screen pictures and on the stage the great Koran, the man who gees beyond. recognised In the the. ater world as the greatest mind reader and mentallst on the Amerl. can stage today.
 Koran has been a regular head line feature over the RKo vaude. vile circuits during the past sover- al months and Waterbury 10 for. tunats in having the opportunity Of seeing him perform, inasmuch as this coming wAek is one of the few remaining unsbookse in hIs sohe-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-12

Around the If want the smell of fresh bread, Raymond bakery night when the thousands of being electrically cooked Your diet will bye bye after that Irene Dane the girl who makes the vehicle branch function like twin eight enjoying vacation this week We Irene enjoying herself She's certainly earned breathing spell Gil Chisholm and Everett Rogers home from Wnbra ham academy Rev Arthur McKenney, assistant pastor St Johns quite ball player He'll don the mask and protector with St Johns church nine against Charley Leaders Putsc F Monday night Brasseo park Harry Pearce L home from Pratt and Dick Crane, Annapolis.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-12
DOG TRAPS BURGLAR

Fort Worth, TeXas-Jack Rogers no longer thinks that a mans best friend is his dog. Because l.. A. Thro's dog didn't take kindly to him, Rogers was found under the bed of Thro with a gold watch in his pos session. The dog spied the robber when he and his master returned from a walk, Thro turned Rogers over to police and jury gave him ten years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-12
Uncle Rays
 Corner
GRADUATION

June is the month of more grad nations than any other months of the year. Grade schools, high schools colleges and universities give diplomas to millions of stu dents.
 To members of the Corner family who graduate this month, extend my hearty good wishes. I hope they will go on to their next stage in life with courage to overcome hardships, with desire to keep on learning. and with a friendly and kindly feeling toward their fellows in the struggle of life.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-12

John J. Walsh who had sodiered half way world being the third Tank scale the Wall Pekin lay asleep death this week with friends and relatives gathered the bier do him honor
 of other uprngs the He stood the foot of the easke and snapped salute Then he kneat For hour he fingered Once he stood attention the caket soldiery again the salute and voice that seemed thob with military cadence sad Goodbye Buddy The figure strod from the leaving dead eomrade the kindly offices of others Soldiers M both had followed the flag the far flung of civilization And within the shadow of the dim life ued the other death There's something that word buddy after all
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-12

London - A new cancer serum, which comes from animals Inocu. lated with cancer germs. has been explained by pr Thomas Lumsdens director of tho Cancer Research Lab oratory of the London hospital ft has not yet been applied Co cancer ln man, but in tests with rats it is aaId 10 have killed the iivlng cancer tlasues
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-12

Camera! Colonel Lew Field under the heavy smell earlier
 Lew had his appendix taken Bud Davis physical director the Red Triangle is offering for the champ the elimination They call the Davis oh who took the meeting Ansonia mid included Commander Wilhelm Adutan Joe Benneis Walter Angle money bag Chester Howdy Representative Dan Mahaney Mulvil William Spaone Johnny Rocco, Johnny Kelly Waly Ingis Harry Slason Moe Shapiro Mrs Wilhelm Angle Lucy Shanahan and Miss Mildred Wendhifer Lieu Muvl of honor for enisng fyhr members during months Representative Mahaney spirited talk membership Mue challenged Nelson Durant New claiming Waterbury would finish the with larger membership New Haven Johnny Rocco entertained with
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-12

Dear Chsty Let this Wiby and Crosby business will you It's somebody started something. By all Hamilton park only place for prom. It is only place First the sounds better the park gym blow their heads off Wby gym like of played plenty played the park The atmosphere the Plains New York
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-12
LEGION ROWLING TOURNEY

Detroit. Mich--A national Ameri- can Legion bowling ournament will be held here in connection with the legion national convention septem. Der 2l-24. Frank c. Mitzel, depart. ment commander of the legion, and general chairman of the 1881 na. tional Elks bowling tournament held in Detroit. Is chairman of the com- vention committee to stage the ie- zion tourney.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-12

Indiana polls. Ind--The last date for boys to enroll in tho Junior Baseball program of the American Legion for Ing Co tho ieGien's national Amerls eanism commission which has charge ct the program
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-12

the annual appeal of the local Salvation Army to
 with Approximately three thousand dollars needed to It's Waterbury show its appreciation Salvation Army the under privileged The Tower tonight eognzn the value of still believes Werbuns overubscrbe the this appeal especially directed those who have felt the depression slightly make for those unable contribute The Salvation Army has been the Rock of Ages
 soul has the living and brought laton n lives bordering chaos The only religious gnufeeons great religion humanity the desire hep lend hand fallen those who walk amid the shadows of life Neither the Army works all of Gods children broad journey years when blood when fed hopper like husks of army followed the guns Tomorrow of battle will end Let follow the the and that ishes banner Give day of the Salvation Army Give with the knowledge that will help family rehabilitation like this Give and be happy the ing Ex-rvce the there We have repay chance day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-12

Believe it. Guess we'll have call Deputy Sheriff John Jnusa the Flying Shayrff The dep flew from Washington D. C. Newark earlier the week. making the hop three hours There eighteen passengers the plane Nothing like it, gagas John Why they treated like bank presidents Pretty girl hostesses served and sandwiches It my first flight quite sensation going for time afraid look the side. But coming down. oh pappy what thrill Oh, yeah" sighed Ben Brady, "oh yeah you Lieutenant Colonel Seery Hayes D. s. C., is visitor in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-12

George the program Spanish War Veterans George thrty-two page exclusive edited few pictorial hahgh of the the which take especial delight George should feel proud of his contribution the And might add he's w. puts shoulder the caion when veteran activities pull up front and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-12
-Io]- YOU TELL FEM SOLDIER
Good evening.

Any girl can be gay in classy coupe, In taxi they all can be jolly, But the girl worth while Is the girl who can smile When you re bringing her home in trolley.
 The Barraek Bag.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-12
Telt;oo if to fbe daisies.

Telling it to the daisies Eleanor Hayden vaeaonns this week. Johnny Sherwood moored West Point yesterday Johnny daughter starting her happy daying George Dillon will e,teb the Crosby and Wby poms A ing from Fulton park tool house but that doesn't the will grow under your feet up there this Attorney Bill Fitzgerald has sns hanging under Larry Lewis the house. Male hearts Quasapaus skipping bit since the
 gals started catch the dances They've t with an T" large enough to hang your hat on. oh oh.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-12

Bright college yearsi Hopkins home from Mt St Mary
 Tom Carney Stor Frank Wallace Mike Laden Bill Conlsy Bunny Christian Manhattan Pete Murphy St Bernards Ray sullivan John Dillon Holy Gross Ray Driseol Spring Hill Ala
 Marty Levnson. North Carolina John White New York Ceoge Thomas Dartmouth Bill Riley and Bill Sirea. Vl- lanova John caroan Bentley school of finance. Boston
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-27
City Girl Is
Married at
GrgenCuStLe

The marriage of Miss Bonnie
Kathleen Moffet, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. G. M. Mofet, IA Whittier
place, and DR.. Murray De Almond,
son of John De Almond, Redkey,
Ind, took place at II this morning
at the home of the brides brother,
Donovan Moffet, in Greencastle.
DR.. Lisgar Eckhart of De Paw
university read the service before
the fireplace banked with palms
and ferns, decorated with a low
basket Of roses, and lighted by
cathedral candles in candelabrae.
Miss Marjorie Call, harpist,
played, and Miss Beulah Gill sang.
Miss Helen Wagner, indianapolis,
bridesmaid, wore a gown Of poudre
blue chiffon and carried shower
bouquet of pink roses. DR.. Frank
Ramsey was best man.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a princess gown OF
shell pink chiffon, pink slippers.
and carried a shower bouquet OF
pink roses and lilies Of the valley.
A wedding breakfast followed the
ceremony, after which the bridal
couple left for motor trip, the
bride travelling in a poudre blue
ensemble. They will be at home
after June Is at 245 West Maple
road.
The bride is a graduate Of De
Paw university and member OF
Delta Delta Delta. DR.. De Almond
is a graduate of Indiana university
school of medicine, member OF
Acacia and Phi Chi medical fra
ternitY.
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Mrs. McNutt
tOBe Hostess
at ShO7Ce1~

Mrs. Thomas McNutt, 925 North
Bancroft street, will entertain to-
night with bridge party and per-
sonal shower in honor of her
cousin, Miss Gertrude Wysong, who
will be married June II to DR..
Robert NJ. Brown, Marion. Mrs. Nc
Mutt will be one of Miss Wysong'S
bridesmaids.
Yellow and white, the bridal COL
orS, will form the color note for the
decorations and appointments. A
special table will be arranged for
Miss Wysong, her mother, Mrs.
Reese Wysong, and the two other
bridesmaids with Mrs. McNutt,
Misses Constance Roach and Lucille
Radcliffe. The table will be conferred
with daisies, lighted with ivory tap
erS tied with yellow tulle, and a
miniature bride and bridegroom at
each end. Other tables will be dec
grated with the daisies and white
taperS.
The hostess will be assisted by her
mothers, Mrs. Stella Curtis. Guests
will be:
Mesdames wysong. Curtis. william
Wilmoth. Richard Corya, Garrett Hitch
cock. W. G. Hiser. Kurt Ehlert. Joseph
BUCK. Harold Barclay, Keppler Bowman,
George w. Walker. Misses Katherine and
Lucinda Smith, Thelma King, LaDonna
Lamb and Leila Belle Shipman.
The wedding will take place in
the Mckee chapel of the Taber-
nacle Presbyterian church. The
bridegroom-elect is the son of
George A. Brown, Marion.
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DINNER BRIDGE IS
HELD BY CLERKS

Girls of the General Motors Ac-
ceptance Corporation Of Indiana
held a dinner-bridge party Monday
night at the Pleasant Run golf and
Country Club. The committee in
charge of arrangements was COM
posed of Misses Evelyn Blankman,
Thelma Boram, Irene Parrish, Mary
Lou Black and Ruby Blackburn
Those present were:
Misses Irene Fesler. Marion Thompson
Rosanna Walters. Kathryn Herman. Lillian
King. Edna Watson. Dorothy Oaks. Thel-
ma Hacker. Mable Mccoy. Dorothy Weir
Jerry Giiium. Irma Long. Bonnie Parr
Alma Gilley. Ellen Smolley. Irne King
Pear Harland and Vera Adamson.
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Fraternity to
Hold Banquet
for Sponsors

Kappa Sigma Pi fraternity will
entertain with banquet tonight at
the Woodruff Place Baptist church
in honor of the sponsors Of the or
ganization. The fraternity colors,
red, gold, and white, will be used in
appointments, with spring flowers
decorating the tables.
The sponsors are the Rev. l.. G.
Trent, pastor of the church, and
Mrs. Trent; Messrs. and Mesdames
I. M. McCracken, Roy Smith, Clar-
ence Morgan, Harry Kelb and Ar
thur Cowan.
A musical program will be given
by a trio composed Of Miss Rosa
mond Collins, James Collins. and
Robert Sink, accompanied by Miss
Evadene Koch; Miss Margaret
Meyers, vocalist; Robert Byers,
cornetist, and Hayden Frye, pianist.
Members of the committee in
charge are Fred Darnell, Robert
Slaughter, and William M. Grain
other special guests will be:
william Curlee. Nelson Trusler. Robert
Young. Edward Garrison. Marcel Close
Norman Edwards. Ellsworth Edwards, Henry
Reepmaker, Frank McHenry and Dewy
Pickering.
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Entertained
at Farewell
Bridge Fete

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Sparks, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Wilmoth Jr. en-
tertained Tuesday night at the Will
moth home, IS West Twenty-eighth
street, with a farewell bridge party
for Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Walker,
who will leave today for residence
in Evansville.
Spring flowers we're used in deco
rating, and a color scheme Of orchid
and green was carried out in the
appointments. A farewell gift was
presented to the guests Of honor,
by the hosts and the guests.
Guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray F. De Vaney, Mr.. and Mrs.
Marvin F. Luger, Miss Gertrude
Wysong and DR.. Robert Brown.
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Card Parties

Harold c. McGrew, auxiliary 3,
United Spanish-Amer1can War Vet
Grams, will give a benefit card party
at 8 tonight at F't. Friendly, 5l2
North Illinois street.
Capital Rebekah lodge, 939, will
give a card party at 2 Friday after
noon. at the Odd Fellows hall,
Hamilton and East Washington
streets.
indianapolis Druid Circle 8, will
give it's weekly card party at $3.50
Wednesday night at the home of
Mrs. Florence Miller, 419 East
Fifteenth street.
West Side Euchre Club will give
a card party at $3.50 Thursday
night at the Municipal Gardens.
Monitor Temple, Pythian Sisters,
will give a euchre and bunco party
at $50 Thursday night at the hall,
52S North Bellevue place.
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Drama EUe'
Slated at
Lady10OOd

Drama Eve" an annual event at
lakewood school, marking the for
NAL closing of the dramatic year,
will be held Thursday night at the
school. All dramatic pupils of
lakewood will participate.
The drawing room at lakewood
will be converted into a little the
alter for the event. Miss Marjory
Meyer, st. Louis, senior, will open
the program with a short original
history Of dramatics at the school.
The honor was awarded to her on
the basis of winning the highest
grade in her history, written as a
class theme.
The program vii include readings
from palace of the Kings" by Miss
Catherine Vorder Bruegge, Mem
phis, Tenn; a scene from 1.-THE
Lion and the Mouse" by Miss Ma
rion Nolan, st. Paul, MIMI; and a
series of sketches, plays, readings,
pantomimes and monologues, with
the following girls taking part:
Misses Irene Victor, Frances Vodicka,
Marion Schultz, Mary Jane Morrison,
Miriam O'Connell. Lillian Michuda, all of
Chicago; Mariana Kuntz. Dayton, o.; Ann
Lannan, Vincennes; Polly Belden, Los
Angeles: Helen Swift. st. Louis; Clara John
Hillerbrand, Batesville. Ill; Doris Mowat.
Detroit; Jane Tracy, University City, Mo-.
and Betty Vanderbilt, Rose Mary McGar-
vey and Eleanor Lingren. indianapolis.
Mrs. George S. Foederer, dra-
MATES director, is in charge of the
program.
Drama eve is the elimination of
the years work in the drama de-
partment, which began in Septem-
Der, and has been carried through
the year with Thursday nights pro-
gram as the goal
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to
Honor City
Bride-EIeCt

Mrs. Roy E. Blossom will enter
tain with a luncheon bridge and
shower today at her home, $500
East Fall Greek boulevard, in honor
of Miss Jean Peterson, whose mar
riage to NJ. Stanley McComas will
take place June 81, at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Peterson, 400 North Pennsylvania
street.
Spring flowers in the brides colors,
orchid, rose and blue, will decorate
the luncheon table. Appointments
will be in the same colors.
Mrs. John E. Wheeler, Lake For
est, Ill, and Mrs. Ronald G. Ed
wards, Evanston, H., will be among
the guests.
Miss Peterson will have her sister.
Miss Ruth Peterson, as her maid Of
honor, and Harry Carver, Balti-
more, will be best man. Carolyn
Jones will be flower girl.
Many other parties have been
planned complimentary to Miss
Peterson.
Beta TGatS to Meet
Beta Tau sorority will meet at
8:15 tonight at the Antlers.
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Mrs. johnson
Is HOnOYed at
Luncheon Fete

Mrs. Charles F. Voyles enter
tanned Tuesday with a luncheon in
honor of Mrs. Wilbur Johnson, who
will sail June 3 for summer in
Europe. Guests were:
Mesdames w. B. Rosetter. James M, og-
den. F. Ellis Hunter. H. E. Fieber, E. L.
Kruse. Thomas A. WYnne. John M. Loeb
head. Bertram Day. Maurice E. Tenant,
w. H. Green. Agnes Mccullough Hanna.
Frank LaFoe Link. James L. Gavin. Merle
N. A. Walker and Miss Caroline Thomp-
SON
Mrs. Rossetter and Mrs. Fieber
will entertain today with lunch
con at the Woodstock Club for Mrs.
Johnson and other members of the
retiring executive board of Caro-
line Scott Harrison chapter, Daugh-
tiers of the American Revolution
Mrs. U. G. Baker will give travel
tea for Mrs. Johnson Thursday.
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PARTY ARRANGED
BY CHURCH CLUB

Delta Alpha Club of the Third
Christian church will hold a garden
party and guest meeting at 2:30
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Edward B. Palmer, 5122 Grand
view drive. This is the clubs last
meeting of the season.
A playlet will be given under the
direction of Miss Maxine Mckay,
followed by a musical program, il
charge of Mrs. Louis G. Schwerin.
The president, Mrs. Edward P.
Schort, will preside. Assistant hos
tesses will be:
Mesdames Maude B. Berner. Clyde
Deputy. Charles A. Morris, L. c. schwerin
Albert Il. Sturm. D. L. Conner. J. F. Gil
bert George Madden. A. c. Pebworth and
Mary Starbuck.
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JORDAN SCHOOL TO
SPONSOR RECITAL

Piano and violin pupils of H. Otis
Pruitt and Thomas Poggiani as
sisted by dramatic art pupils of Miss
Bernice Van Sickle, will present a
program at 8:15 tonight at Ball
North Pennsylvania street. The re-
cital is sponsored by Arthur Jor-
dan Conservatory of Music. Those
who will take part are:
Misses Betty Heintzelman, June Ann
Gilman, Helen Heintzelman, Marilyn
walker, Magdalen Burk. Mildred Petit
john, Winifred Mutscher, Villa Jane
Boyce. Mary Louise Milburn. Doris Slavens
and Messrs. Ned Test. Larry Knowleton,
Billy Anderson and Thomas Harrison.
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BUTLER CHAPTERS
WILL BE GUESTS

Professor Gino A. Ratti of Butler
university, and Mrs. Ratti, S29
Buckingham drive, will be at home
Sunday afternoon, to members of
the Kappa Delta Rho fraternity and
its alumni, and the Chi Theta Chi
sorority and its aluInnae.
The home will be decorated with
iris, and other spring flowers. Mrs.
Ratti will be assisted by Mesdames
j. H. Wallace, John Ritter, James
Z. Keeling and Victor Moncata.
Professor Ratti is g chapter men,
Der Of Kappa Delta Rho, and Mrs.
Ratti is a patroness of Chi Theta
Chi. The assistant hostesSes are all
either members or patronesses of
the sorority.
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Personals

Mrs. Samuel Lewis Shank, Golden
Hill, will spend the weekend in
Kendallville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Baker Will
liams, A East Fifty-second street,
will go to Bradford, Pa, over the
weekend to attend a house party.
Mrs. Fred w. Ballweg, 2151 North
Meridian street, will leave soon to
attend the graduation exercises of
Wellesley college. Her daughter,
Virginia, will be among the gradu-
ates. They will sail later for a
summer in Europe, with Mrs. Ball
wegs daughter, Mrs. Stanley Gray,
and Mr.. Gray.
Walter r. Mayer. Aba North Illi-
nois street, is at the Edgewater
Beach hotel in Chicago.
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RAYMOND TO
SPEAK ON RADIO

Mrs. Edna Denham Raymond,
poet, will broadcast three programs
of poetry over Station WKBF at
8:45 tonight, and at 4:30 Friday and
Saturday afternoons, in observance
of National Poetry week. She is
e-president of the Indiana Poetry
Society, which is sponsoring the
broadcast.
Mrs. Raymond is often called
Indiana's classical poet, and is
known as the protege of James
Whitcomb Riley. She has broadcast
her poems from New York, Chicago,
st. Louis, Cincinnati, and Miami,
Fla, and this is her first time to
broadcast from Indianapolis.
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MAJOR GREENE TO
BE DINNER GUEST

Officers of the 18th medical regi-
ment of the Thirty eighth division
will entertain with a dinner tonight
at the Marott in honor Of Major
Lorin Greene, who has completed
five years service as instructor of
the national guard troops in the
18th regiment, mad has been as
signed to the Organized Reserves in
Chicago.
Colonel John j. Boaz, commander
Of the regiment, is in charge of ar
rangements.
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UNITE IN SHOWER
FOR BRIDE-ELECT

Miss Nellie Bottema and Miss Ina
Clapp entertained Tuesday night at
at the home of Mrs. Roy Briggs,
North Webster avenue, with a mis-
cellaneous shower in honor of Miss
Marguerite Keilholz, whose mar
riage to Walter Nolte will take place
June 6. Decorations were in the
bridal colorS, pink, green, and yell
low. Guests were:
Mesdames Roy Briggs. Eugene Peters.
George Stevenson. Misses Miriam Beckley.
Juanita Mcconnell. Charlotte Mcmahon
and Rose Wright
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Daily Recipe
STRAWBERRY
CHIFFON PIE

Beat one egg yolk in top Of
double boiler until light and
creamy. adding gradually
tablespoons sugar and 4
tablespoon salt. Cock over
boiling water, stirring con-
stantly, until the mixture be-
comes very thick.
Remove from fire and pour
it on to the egg white beaten
until stiff and beat again.
Fold in u cup strawberries
cut in halves.
Pour into baked tartlet
shells and put in a hot oven,
400 degrees F, for ten minutes,
or Until they are delicatcly
brown.
Alice Bradley in womsn's
Home Companion.