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Mrs. Edward Rowan, Mrs. H. p
Sheldon, Mrs. Robert P. Lamont
Mrs. Rollo Smith, Mrs. John Gra-
ham and Mrs. Robert NJ Landreth.
Mrs. Robert N. Landreth and hel
son, Robert N. Landreth, jr., left
today for Sarasota Springs, Fla.
where they will occupy their cot.
tage for several weeks.
Mrs. G. w. Minear entertained
Mrs. S. P. Grubb, Mrs. Roy S
Blough, Mrs. Albert M. Ware, Mrs
Edward Vosbury, Mrs. A. r. Miller
Mrs. Howard Middleton and Mrs
Atherton w. Mears at luncheon yes
terday.
Mrs. Louis F. Woods gave a bridge
luncheon Monday, when her guests
were Mrs. George Butterworth, Mrs
Edmund Gannt, Mrs. E. D. Williams
Mrs. Harry Fellows, Miss Agnes
Smith, Mrs. A. F. Bowen, Mrs. Noble
Moore and Mrs. Felix Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold J. Kennedy
have returned from a trip to New
York.
Mrs. Herbert Coward entertained
Mrs. c. w. Minear, Mrs. w. E
Crouch, Mrs. James Brown, Mrs
Harold j. Spelman, Mrs. Harold J
Kennedy, Mrs. Buford M. Bridwell
and Mrs. F.. T. Moore at luncheon
and bridge Tuesday Thursday eve
ming Mrs. George RobertshaW, Mrs
S. r. Cooper, Mrs. r. c. L. Moncure
Mrs. T. M. Talbot, Mrs. Frederick
w. Jones, Mrs. P. H. Smyth and
Mrs. Charles Marshall were hei
guests for bridge and a buffet sup
per.
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Miss Mary Virginia Harris
To Be Summer Bride.

DR.. and Mrs. Robert Marvin
Harris of Orange, Va. announce the
engagement and approaching mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Mary
Virginia Harris, to Mr.. William
Bruce Anderson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Thomas Anderson of
AShburn, Va
Miss Harris a graduate of art
from the Richmond division of the
College of William and Mary, and
is fashion illustrator in this city.
Mr.. Anderson is graduate of
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and
is associated with an industry in
Frederick, Md, and Washington.
The wedding will take place in
the early summer.
Evening star., 1941-03-16
.Tidewater
Social News

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, March
15.-Mr. and Mrs. Roger Clarke nave
left by motor for ten days tour of
the South. which will include stops
at Atlanta, Natchez and New Or
leans.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Lewis and
her two sons. John Latane, Sd, and
Shepherd Fitzhugh of Williamsburg
are the guests OF Mrs. IS
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Shepherd.
Maj. Bernard Kenne0, = IL
ington has returned after visiting
for several days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert T. Lindstrom.
Mrs. Charles L. Sale and her
young son, Charles Latane. jr., of
Williamsburg, are visiting Mrs.
Sales aunt, Miss Mary Bleight.
Mrs. E. S. Keither of Allentown,
Pa. has arrived for visit here.
Mrs. J. P. Rowe is visiting relatives
in Richmond.
Miss MARY Pot -.
mond is the guest of her grand.
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parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Roland
Broaddus.
Miss Marjorie Copenhaver has as
her guest, Mrs. H. s. Magruder of
Rockville, Md.
DR.. Morgan L. Combs, president
of Mary Washington College, and
Mrs. Combs had as their guests for
the performance of the Littlefield
ballet at the college Mr.. and Mrs.
Blake T. Newton of Hague; Mrs. H.
w. B. Williams and Mr.. Lawrence
Williams of Colonial Beach; Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Binford Walford of Rich
mond, and DR.. and Mrs. c. P. Ken
Evening star., 1941-03-16
B'nai Birth Delegate

A Washington woman, Mrs. Law
renee Koenigsberger, will be one OF
six woman delegates to attend the
triennial convention of Bnai Birth
which will open March 90 at the
Drake Hotel, Chicago.
This will be the first time in the
9S-year history of the organization
that women will be seated at a
national convention.
Vice President Henry A. Wallace
will be the principal speaker at the
conventions NATIONAL inspirational
session March 80 at the Chicago
Civic Opera House.
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Engagements
Continued From Page DID

No date has been set. however, for
the marriage of Miss Saalfeld to
Mr.. Lineberger.
Miss Lineberger is a graduate from
Santa Barbara Girls School and is
now a senior at Wellesley College,
where she is a member of the Shake
speare Club.
Mr.. Saalfield prepared at Law
renceville for Princeton University,
where he was graduated in 1899
He was a member of Cottage Club
and Triangle Club and was on the
light crew. He is a lieutenant in
the Field Artillery Reserve, and a
member of the Princeton Club. He
is now with publishing company in
New York.
Miss Saalfeld prepared for We'll
lesley College at Old Trail School
IN Akron and Kent Place School in
Summit, N. J.
Mr.. Lineberger attended Thacher
School and was graduated in 1881
from Phillips Academy. Andover,
where he was member of K. o. A.
He was graduated from Yale Uni
verSity in 1885. He is a member of
Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity.
Upon graduation he received his
commission as an ensign in the
United States Naval Reserves. He
was for several years connected with
the trust department of banking
Institution in Santa Barbara, and
last summer was associated with a
commercial firm in Detroit. He has
been attending the Graduate School
of Business Administration of Har-
ward University for the last year
and a half, but since February Is
has been on active duty here as an
officer in the Navy Department as
aide and assistant to Admiral Arthur
S. Carpenter, chief detail officer of
the Navy.
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Miss Blakeslee to Become
Bride of Mr.. Wardlaw.

DR.. and Mrs. George H. Blakeslee
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Frances Hubbard
Blakeslee, to Mr.. Andrew Bowie
Wardlaw, son of Mrs. Andrew B.
Wardlaw and the late DR.. Wardlaw
of Greenville, S. c.
Miss Blakeslee was graduated
from Smith College in the class of
1884 and is on the faculty of the
Whitehall Country School here. She
is a member of the Junior League
of Worcester.
Mr.. Wardlaw was graduated from
The Citadel in South Carolina in
1884 and has done graduate work
at American and Georgetown uni
Versities. He is foreign service
officer with the Department of State
and is now stationed as vice consul
at Toronto, Canada
The wedding will take place in
June.
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at tea for the Washington Garden
Club Monday afternoon in her
nome, Williamsburg lane. Mrs.
Henry A. Latane of Alexandria. Va.
assisted Mrs. Rhodes, and Mrs.
Lomax Tayloe was the guest speaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Conner have
returned from three-week stay
in Miami.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Gwynn, with their
two small sons, have Just recently
arrived from London, and are now
occupying the former Wallace res
ldence on Thornapple street. Mr..
GWynn is with the British Purchas-
ing Commission.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Whiteford
are spending the week end at West
minister, Md, as the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Pearre Wantz.
Mrs. Robert D. Vining has arrived
from California for a visit with her
parents, Maj and Mrs. Raymond
w. Short of 1914 Kanawha street.
Mrs. Margaret Sullivan and Miss
Gertrude Sullivan have returned
to their home on Cumberland street
after spending several days in
Atlantic City.
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Miss Leah Nadine Rudd
To Be Married in Nav

Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Lee Rudd
OF Washington and Arundel on the
Bay, Nd, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Leah
Nadine Rudd, to Mr.. Leslie Randall
Hewitt, son of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. RoIla Hewitt of Ocean View,
N. J. The wedding will take place
in May.
Miss Rudd attended the Univer-
sity of Maryland and Benjamin
Franklin University.
Mr.. Hewitt is a graduate Of Le-
high University, where he was a
member of Pi Kappa Alpha Fra
ternity.
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Miss Marian Barker
To Wed Mr.. r. F. Newkirk.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. Ralph Barker
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Marian Elizabeth
Barker, to Mr.. Raymond F.. New
kirk, son of Mrs. William S. New
kirk, and the late Mr.. Newkirk OF
Danbury, Conn.
Miss Barker is a graduate of West
ern High School and the University
Of Maryland, where she was a men,
ber of Kappa Kappa Gamma.
Mr.. Newkirk was graduated from
the law school at Georgetown Uni
versity and is connected with the
Federal Bureau of Investigation.
The wedding will take place next
month.
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st. Agnes School in Alexandria, Va,
and is a student at the George
Washington University. She is a
member of Kappa Kappa Gamma
Sorority.
Mr.. Ulman is graduate of the
st. Adams School and Princeton
University,
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Miss Preston Engaged
To Wed MIR. Ulman.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Frederick
Preston of Washington announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Suzanne Preston, to Mr.. Lewis
Holmes Ulman, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon S. Ulman of this city. The
wedding will take place in the early
summer.
Miss Preston is a graduate of the
Evening star., 1941-03-16
Miss Mary Caroline Hammer
Engaged to Ensign Baughman.

Miss Eftle Mae Hammer announces
the engagement of her niece, Miss
Mary Caroline Hammer, to Ensign
Daniel Sparks Baughman, jr., son
OF DR.. and Mrs. Baughman of
Madison, S. Oak.
Miss Hammer is the daughter of
Mrs, Pearl Fulenwider Hammer and
the late Mr.. John Wesley Hammer
OF Little Rock, Ark, and makes her
home in Washington with her aunt.
The wedding will take place in
the early summer.
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their daughter, Miss Virginia Weir
Lewis, to Mr.. Richard Everett Lee,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred R. Lee.
Miss Lewis was graduated from
Gunston Hall School Mr.. Lee is a
graduate of Maryland University.
The wedding will take place in
June.
Evening star., 1941-03-16
Many Chevy Chase Students
Return for Spring Vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Patterson
To Be Hosts This Evening;
Mrs. Schrider to Entertain

Mr. and Mrs Thomas H. Patterson will a
this evening in their home Miss Harr
OF the University Richmond Westhampon College will arrive this week
to spend her spring vacation with parents
Mrs C. Ray Scrider will entertain eight
bridge
Mrs Frank Williams entertained and bridge Friday
Mrs Douglas Hail. of Atlanta Ga Mr. Rob
et Moore Corning Y and Mr.
ngton Park Calf, the house William T.
Murphy.
Maj and Mrs. Walter Buckingham
the guests of Mr.. ana
Mrs William Scott Stein will Ipnb
Evening star., 1941-03-16
Miss Dorothy E. Hall
To be Bride of MIR. Shea.

Mr.. and Mrs. James N. Hall an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Dorothy E. Hall, to
Mr.. j. Robert Shea, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James E. Shea, also of WASH
ingtOn.
Evening star., 1941-03-16

Mrs. Antoinette Richard an
nounces the engagement of hel
daughter, Miss Antoinette Evelyr
Richard, to Mr.. William NJ. Nutter
son of Mrs. Martha L. Nutter.
Evening star., 1941-03-16
Mrs. Norman G. Bull
Here With Daughters.

Mr.. and Mrs. Norman E. Bull
have as their house guests for three
weeks their daughter r-in-law, Mrs.
Norman G. Bull, and her small
daughters, Betsy and Nancy, of
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Addison Bowie
and their daughter, Miss Frances
Bowie, have returned from st. Pet
ersburg, Fla, where they spent a
month. Mrs. Irving Bowie of Up
per Marlboro, Nd, is the house
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Bowie.
Mrs. Frank Cushman entertained
Monday for % at luncheon followed
by bridge for the benefit of All
Souls Unitarian Church.
Mrs. John D. Rhodes entertained
Evening star., 1941-03-16
Miss Ada JACKIE Engaged
To Marry DIR. Levine.

Mr.. and Mrs. B. Udoff announce
the engagement of their niece, Miss
Ada JACKIE, to DR.. Jack L. Levine,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Levine.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding.
Evening star., 1941-03-16
Mrs. Ward Freeman Gives
Luncheon Honoring Sister.

Mrs. Ward B. Freeman enter
tanned at luncheon for her sister,
Mrs. w. D. Kellogg of Amsterdam,
N Y, yesterday. Her guests were
Evening star., 1941-03-16

nedy, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. Houston,
jr, and Or. and Mrs. Charles H.
Lewis Of this city.
Evening star., 1941-03-16

Miss Virginia w. Lewis
Engaged to Mr.. r. E. Lee.
The Rev. and Mrs Robert Lee
Lewis announce the engagement of
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melts out Of the meat or it may
be added.
When the steaks are we'll
Drowned, cover and let cook
slowly until done. This will take
about. forty-tive minutes for
steaks three-quartcrs inch thick.
1t may be necessary to add a
small amount Of water to the
steaks, depending upon t h g
amount Of fat in the pan.
Variety in Shoulder Steaks
A cup of tomatoes seasoned
with a tablespoon Worcestershire
sauce and several onion slices adj
ded to the steaks after they're
Drowned and before they are
covered, adds variety in the Span
ish fashion.
Pork shoulder steaks arc but
one Of the many examples of
meats that are adapted to fit 4
| tight-laced budget. There is ac
tually cut Of meat to fit ever.
purse. Scout around in you
market the next time you maxi
a visit and treat yourself t
economy.
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Ans:--This girl Is making rath-
er bold statements she does
not mean half she says. Your
friend has discontinued his friend
ship with her and since you
aren't anything but kids /.
don't start fussing and fighting
about this boy. He isn't worth
it. Neither will he mean very
much to your life.
.H.--Does he mean what he
says? don't want to be mean
hearted to him and want to
know if it is natural for him to
act as he does, He will court
me for awhile and we plan to
marry and he leaves and | don't
see for three years. He comes
back and start all over again and
do it again. Tell ME what to do?
Ans:-if you would take him
up he would marry YOU righ'
now. But when he gets the urge
to 90 places, you would have tc
pick up and go If you intended
to live with him. feel that you
should look around and find some,
one who is more settled than this
person. Stop thinking about hin
! altogether.
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when hungry. Yes! And iiiat tife
thine to mail iii quantity ~ haNa
iMay from homo Mhei|tf III St
C.C.C. camp Of one Of our laGseH
military training ceaters wing
homemade cookies are sure 10 ,8
appear the instant they afe dls
played
Chocolate ciiip cooisies
] package semi-sWaai eiasa'ata.
Is cup butter OF Other isl.aa slliaa,i,
lls eno grannlatntl 'fleilf t5ED
brown apsor. iisNlly ns es,
well beatcn; Ia cen sftts e.f8sa
aour. L. teaspoon salt spoon
soda; 4. cup chopped nut alcals.
teaspoon vanilla
Chi each small square of eh0eo.
ate in TO 6 nleres Cream hptlef,
.dd suaass sfaduallN. atla araaia
together ,1ltil light ai 31is, II
sgg and mix we'll SIT flatW onee,
measure. add salt and GODS and
Rift again Add tlaili III $50 palts
and mix we'll Aid ent chocolate,
nuts. and yanilla. ana mis- thor.
oughly. Dron from saall nn
creased baking sheef ineiie
apart. Bake IN noGafa osaf
t3T5 Fo 10 10 T. sN'T'H l5aa
Abnut so cookie
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SOUTHERN WHITE WOMAN Is
ARCH-FOE OF LYNCHING EVIL

ATLANTA lANP) An ener-
getic, white woman counterpart
Of the late Ida B. Wells Barnett,
(,iie ong champion Of human
rights and pioneer leader in the
fight aginst the lynching evil) is
Mrs. Jessie Daniel Ames, cxcca-
tive director VI the Association
Of Southern Women Tor lie Frs-
yention oi i.snchine.
A native Texan, for 25 years
a widow and the mother Of three
grown children, Mrs. Amess be-
came interested in intcrracial
problems in the late 20's, after
serving term as representative
iii tie Texas legislature, and be-
ing thrice chosen (l920-2i-28),
as delegate at large to the Ma
tional Democratic Conventions.
In 1929, her work attl acted the
the attention Of DR.. w. w. Alex
ander who was director of the
Interracial Commission in Attain
ta Accepting his offer to take
charge Of the Women's Division
on Interracial Cooperation Of the
Commission, Mrs. Ames left Tex
as and made her headquarters in
Atlanta.
In 1880, when she first took up
her new work, there were 20 lyn-
csllngs lin the outhern states.
In 1910, there were five, only
three in 1899, Mrs. Ames said
this week: "If | could go three
! years without u single lynehing
in the South, / would be ready to
quit and go home to Texas
She has often said. IF lynch
ing is necessary dor the protection
of Southern women, we should
support it. If it is not, we should
do everything in our power to
destroy that belief
Mrs. Ames said she discovered
that some lynchings for assault
and attempt to assault were on
trumped up charges by which
white men who had fleeced Ne
gres in money transactions dis
posed of the Negroes if they
sought to complain.
In genuine eases, she said il
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PORK SHOULDER STEAKS ARE
THRIFTY BUY FOR HOMEMAKER

cut Of meat. She points out that
the bones in pek shoulder steaks
may be Of two shapes, as seen in
the picture. The long marrow
bone is found when the steaks
are cut from the side nearest the
ribs, while the round bone is
found when the steaks are cut
from the "arm side Of the
shoulder. The steaks are oval at
one end and rather squared off
at the other.
Pork shoulder steaks are some
time called pork shoulders chops.
They are meaty and both tender
and delicious when property cook
ed. Braising is the best methoo
or cooking.
Braised Pork Shoulder Steaks
Season steaks with salt ant
Pepper; dredge with our il de
/ sired. Brown on all sides u no
fat. The fat may be that wniei
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THE FORUM, 4l4 W. 5.h ST. DAYTon. OHIO

T.R.P.-Please tell me why the
young man who asked for my
campany last summer has changed
his attitude toward me since
Xmas. Is it something that !
have done?
Ans:--No J. {. he has grown
tired of you and doesn't know
how to tell you. He hopes that
you will take his present attitude
as hint ii is my suggestion
that ybu find someone else no
60 with. There is no use in show.
ing any hard feelings toward thi,
boy.
H.C.---I want to be man
about the whole thing This girl
| go with tells me that | am the
one responsible and | would like
to know what to do? Help me
out Sir?
Ans:-lf you want to assume
the responsibility then see nc
reason why you shouldn't. Al
though she is living with an.
other man and has been with hin
for three years. Either take he,
for your wife or give her ur
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TO continue on under the present
conditions.
B.H C.The people | work for.
are being transferred and since
/ can't go with them | will be out
Of JOB. Tell me what to do
and when | will get work?
Ans:--Go to the hotel and ask
for your old job back temporari-
". Make application at the var
ious agencies in the meantime and
you can get another permanent
job in service. In fact the mid
die Of spring will find you on a
new job.
W.S.--I been living with girl
and / stopped because | found
another girl that liked better
Now this new girl appeals to me
very much and I want to marry
her. But this old girl friend said
she would kill herself if ! mar
ried this new girl. Tell me what
to do?
Ans:-Wait for awhile before
carrying out your plans for mar
riage. After all you did treat
the girl bad and she is so much
in love with you that she is mi
serabIe. Give her chance to
forget you step out OF her
life gradually The new romance
will wait you don't seem as
interested as you did when you
first met her.
K.S.T.--I have in mind to
/ leave here and / wish to know j
| it will better conditions any fol
me to go?
Ans:--A change right now j,
not what you need. You would
be better satisfied to stay righi
where you are but find new
l job. The job you have doesn''
I pay very we'll il you lool
around for one that pays mors
/ you will feel differently abou'
leaving town.
J.B.J.--The boy / go with say
he loves me and ] love him. Nov
4 his used to be girl friend ha
talked about whipping me abou
/ him if i don't let him alone
| What should / do?
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The combination OF fiavors Of
rich chocolate cake, frosted
with buttcr-mint frosting IS one
for real enjoyment pleasure. For
more festive occasions decorate
the cake with melted chocolate
and serve with a generous serv-
ing of ice cream.
The even texture and tender
ness Of the cake makes it one
that will be a favorite once you
have tried it. If you don't have
buttermilk or sour milk on hand
make some by adding a teaspoon
Of vinegar to cup Of milk
Rich Chocolate Cake With
Butter.Mint Frosting
q cups sifted all-purpose flour
/ teaspoon soda
" teaspoon salt
! cup butter
1-3 cup granulated sugar
cup brown sugar, firmly packed
3 eggs
/ teaspoon vanilla
A squares "a ounces) chocolate
melted
2-3 cup buttermilk OF sour mllk
Sift -four, measure; sift with
soda and salt. Cream butter ui1-
Ill soft; add sugars gradually
beating until light and fluffy. Add
eggs, one at time, beating thor
oughly after each. Stir in va
nilla and chocolate. Add flour
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It's smart homemaker who
gets up on her toes these days and
looks market-wise. One of the
most worthwhile buys she'll notice
right away is pork shoulder steaks
not only delicious, but thrifty,
TOO. They look mighty good
Win served, nicely Drowned and
garnished with glazed apple slices
topped with ball Of bright red
cranberry jelly as you see them
above
Pork shoulder steaks are, log
ically enough, cut from the
shoulder Of pork Inez S. Wilson,
home economist, gives several
ways to identify this attractive
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list several Of the towns chief
estia ns. Any them 10 the sheriff,
let him know they want no lynch
ing and that they expect him to
prevent Il,
That Is in emergency cases.
The natural effort Of the organi-
cation is one Of education she
said, with emphasis Oh why the
aw should be allowed ID take its
alssss Isl all cases
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is more important than ever that
the Negro not be iynched, but
tried because they can't be sur
he is the right man without a
trial.
TIE association she heads coy
ers the entire l3 Southern states.
When lynching threataas sirs.
Ames usually is notified oy
member Of her organ atisn BIT
long dietance telerfsqae 1 he As
sociation then tries qail s u en-
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! u | | | T ! y z q
designate elloe
late chip co0ki i
llnW coDkie u
made fatla ia
gredlents Al We
on l,anil. Ill /
the thin for the
lunch box. tilAt
evening snack
~ ~ 8;nhfa r41
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mixture alternately with sour
milk, beating well after each ad-
dition. Turn into a Weli-gfeased
8x8x2-inch pan. Bake IN mo-
derate oven $3.50 degrees f) 80
to 35 minutes on until done Frost
with Butter-Mint Frosting, and
decorate with melted chocolate
Butter-Mint F'rosting
" cup butter
2 egg yolks
" teaspoon salt
Vi cup cream
"A pound sifted confectioners
sugar
3 drops oil of peppermint
(about)
6 drops green food colorirg
square & oz.) chocolate,
melted
Cream butter until soft. Add
egg yolks, one at q time, ana
beat well after each. Stir IN salt
and cream. Add sugar gradual
ly, beating until light and fluffy.
Add fiavoring and coloring; beat
until thoroughly blended. Spread
on top and sides Of cake. Then,
! with i teaspoon, por thin lines Of
! chocolate, spaced about 2 inches
! apart, across the cake. Cut across
the chocolate lines with knife,
about every two inches, pulling
the chocolate unto an attractive
wavy design.
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A ''Tl,ree-C''
Eavorite

by Frances Lee Barton--
e1 >, may stana for
.1sA. a certain coln
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sofD turn often and baste with
he meat drippings to brown. Deli
Gus that way? They're called
ranconia no toes, when you
nt to be fancy.
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SICK, NERVOUS:
CRANKY "5g5n1 npnTn" !?
Then Read WHY
Lydia E. Pinkllam' S
Vegetable Compound Is
Real "W0man's S Friend!

pAln tersmps. bnclsachp hcadaehel due
to Female functional disorders while
ctker's nerrratena to become upset ana
thes get cross. restless nnd moody.
% why not take Lydia z. Pinitiam'a
Vegetable GoQpouifd made espsciaHg
to Rsip tired .ffii down. nervous wusn-
en- to no smiling thru difficult DAYS
! PiAtham's Compound contnin8 no opi-
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= HOW DO YOU GET CRISPY,
BROW NED POTATOES?

Pare uniform me-
drum potatoes and
parboil ten minutes;
drain. place around
roast and bake forty