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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-26

roui products. Easy to prepare and
mild In flavor. they 90 well with
III meats. and In particular with
byoiled meats.
1roiling Is q method Of cooking
meat u often considered suitable
only for the very tender cuts. since
dry heat tends TO make the less
expeusive, less tender cuts tougher.
However. there are exceptions to
~ rules. Smoked ham In any OF
IL cuts. center or end. = tender
and can easily be broiled. Dry heat
likewise may be applied very sue.
cessfuliy to hamburger and cubed
steaks. since the grinding and cub
Ing Of these meats makes them
more tender.
70 capture the juices too often
wasted from broiled meats. place
the cooked potatoes or any Of the
mscaroni products. whichever Is
used. under the broiling rack dur.
ing the hroiling process. II desired
cooked vegetables. peas, string
beans. carrots. beets, mashed tur-
gi1ps, may also be placed In the pan
70 catch some Of the. davorful
drippings.
TO discover how tasty food pre-
pared In this manner can be, you'll
want to try the following recipes:
GUIDED STEAKS WITH CHEESE
DRESSING AND EGG NOODLES
individual cubed steaks
tsbout u ID. each)
tablespoons cream Roquefort
or other sharp spreading
cheese
2teaspoons Worcestershire
sauce
" ID. egg noodles
Drop noodles In boilins sailed
water and cook until tender. Drain
and place In pan beneath broiling
rack. Cream the cheese and blend
thoroughly with Worcestershire
sauce. Broil steaks slowly until
nearly finished. Then spread them
with cheese mixture. Return to
broiler until cheese Is melted and
drips freely on the noodles below
the meat. Serve at once. Serves 3
to I.
Here's an inexpensive delicious
dinner to serve guests.
BROILED HAMBURGER STEAKS
WITH SPAGHETTI
u ID. spaghetti
] ID. hamburger
] sweet Spanish onion
Z medium tomatoes
0Aot md s>AsSv~~e In losNA
3 tablespoons butter
Cook spaghetti In sailed boiling
water. When tender. drain and
place In pan beneath broiling rack.
Place hamburgers. shaped into 3
or Z equal sized pattieS. on rack.
Broll meat slowly. When 1t u near
ly finished. place on rack the onion
sliced and the tomatoes cut In
halves. Add seasonings and butter
on top Of each and broil while
meat completes cooking. The juices
from the meat and vegetables drip
below and season the spaghetti. II
fresh tomatoes are not available
pour . No. can Of tomatoes over
spaghetti at beginning Of the broil-
Ing process and It will season the
spaghetti and heat through while
the meat and onions are broiling
Serves 3 TO 4.
The following dish Of unacaroni
goes with almost any meat course.
and y guaranteed TO avoid menu
TEiED MAcAkONI WITH
-EAt FHREQ9
Drop ] pound Of inacaroni In
plenty Of salted boiling water.
When tender. drain. In . heavy
Iron trying pan melt ; tablespoons
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-26
Cubed Steaks Are Good
With Savory Egg Noodles
By JUDITH WILSON

DCCO0N1ZlNG the danger Of monotony In that time
honored combination and potatoes the modern
keeps her pantry stocked with such substitutes for
potatoes as acaron egg noodles and spaghetti AS delight
change potatoes can't beat welSeaSoned maca
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-26
How to Correct
Selfshness in
Children

BY JANE HERBERT COWARD
TWO youngsters q bout three
I years Of age clutched 1t q toy.
Both wanted 1t. both were scream.
ing. Neither would relinQuish II 70
the other. The teacher came tor.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-26

lease. said their Sriends-his good.
looking widow proceeded TO get
what fun she could on his rneagey
insurance.
At last. completely On her uppera
and With no. prospects Of yeunAr.
rage. she quite suddenly. and con-
veniently. remembered that she
had . sister whose very existence
she had overlooked during her
years Of prosperity.
Now III admit that . thoroughly
self -ceutered woman might and u
dimcult TO make overtures 70 her
sister under such circumstances.
Nevertheless. that's what she did
and her happily married sister took
her into her home. risking It's seren.
tty. although she certainly wasn't
under the slightest Obligation 70 do
N.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-26
How Long Should Amiable
Sister Protect Evil Kin?
b laARlAM MAYO MARTIN

Low far 10 obligated to ones family when the family d
the receiving end only and agreeable
Todays history Of who for many years
supported her mother dead and her widowed sister,
much alive and might add Kicking This Sstsr has never doua
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-26
Nut Health Officer Is
INSURANCE Against Disease
- ClAUD NORTH CnRIsNlAN. MD.

PROPORTIONAL programs must not be confined to any par
oular part this country to conserve the health
N& ne nation as whole.
ieht nov Is TO begin the annual health
for The spring It was rather arrangement
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-26

Copyright 1891. % rai,eh1s.
This girls froek Is . two.
eeleS combination OF South
American she dss-mslon end
ssaSeld In . nvbhy ssysa
crepe. bussensd On tks shovl.
dosS. ~ -, I. s =,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-26

= ~ : health director In . COM
l IN. hit Gince than We have be.
0e Inncla more health conscious,
~ ordinances 70 preserve health
l1o days ~ usually carefully
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-26

I'll o q ut voU1
DO you neglect
your potential.
tiles Tor beauty.
do 3 o N ethlng
al wrong or Q
lot Of thu n g 3
a o + q u ! t Q
right?
Few girls are
born With per.
feet IA e q 3.
Z o urS ~ . y
b Q v Q q fresh.
~ h o lie 8 o N e
look and dAw.
less skin but be
totally lacking
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-26

ANYTHING bit - : net blauk6t a
her sisters happiness. aheiS tho
type who 'enjoys ~ health" end
seems % have devoted her ufe 70
making mountains out Of uaolehills
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-26

-u4n. J0ooo
nountains that
o b 3 Q uro the
. 4 a lig 1T: n
fact. cast deep
shadow o Y er.
b Q r IA n tly.
There are peo-
pie like that
Q n d 3 h e'S q
p Q T feet speci.
a Q n OF h =
kind.
When this
d 50 g reeAble
young wouaau's
husband died
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-26
FRHD MACAkONI WITH

Drop ! pound Of snacaroni In
plenty Of salted boiling water.
When tender. drain. In Q heavy
Iron frying pan melt : tablespoons
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-17

The aas'v -. c'.. .-..2 .n.a."r
IN CERTAIN Mo..u.e. ~. a.5.E. F.. sac
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-07
Lutheran Society
Entertained BY Mrs.
A. II. Brondum

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-07
Presbyterian Youth
Conference Set For
February Ia to 10th


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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-07

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-07
Woman's Society For
Christian Service
Methodist Church

The womsna eseasty fef CHRIST
tan Service ~ Tire PmmrnGnaia Meth.
edasf Church met MonaAY after
noon fos = business mssslns at ms
Church aith q zund a~ttxndancR
Mrs 3 p warden upened fhe Mr.
vice WITH > prayer Tot Eaiaaasrs IN
conducting uns affairs 81 the
church. rendering thanks fas bless.
ings received Tfsen snEivxed
reading uf Tho minutes ~ tte pre-
vi0as mestlFg ~ Mrs p A nlhhnp
Mrs " . fisrFtn9. who has bcen
elected lncAi Is well AZ conference
treasurer. read her report on non
eyx taken h and uledges signed fos
uhf ensuing years work
Mrs. G A Carrier. AZ the study
committee. announced that she had
eFesred 80 nsN study books. Mn
A w heFnd mace : report on The
luncheon served to nptarY Ciub
rrcentiY Mrs E IL nar1e WA
elected representative frngn TIE wo-
mems Society fer Christian Service
70 The Council 81 Missions 10 BE-
held thia month Il pnscAanulA
Mrs Herring ealaaa TIE rasl each
msfnheE FaApplsalA8 Nii1s mKznanG
~ dues
Feeiing that more and better wosk
might be Accomplished with I've
good active circles the membership
present waa divided into tao equal
itsta after some discussion. and
plans were made fof each circle faf
the immediate future.
The members Of circle No stay
ed for n few moments After TIE
members ser dismissed Nifh ta3
usual benedietiou 70 dlneHza With
Mrs A. " Bernd. ehairnaAa. plana
for the Brothefheod supper next
Monday night At ths Church
Circle No l meets next Monday
afternoon ~ the home u Mrs
Prank steele. ard Circle No. 2
meets 81 Mrs z ". ulmsss hunne
with Mra John Thompson assist
ant hostess.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-07
naan13 Party ~
moNsg& 90 HR1pE E1&CT

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kut
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ham Mlss Adah Head AEzs Bessie
Cowans hTi& Ira naaaapeon and
Hiss catfyurlsse whste
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-07

MeAw apmnz : srw Gags ~
sns& snszane teanv@ 81 ~xsseA
Ala
~ Ane Mr. Esmxnm w4sk en.
r@e 1 Fwka wsaxre M4s wssx
uA b. EakaouN Al Nx4 nsmnrae
wEN Gsa su . tsa nesaa hAN
Ifu@MAs = Nj ana Ma = A
KhAgat
Mas ~ II nzitzsa Assa Az Z
A R ws~x has~zs stsasea4
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IL as ee sm64y fux : vssst e.
nef hFe asAaM and Asses Ny
ana Mrs X " R1rnhArn
Mr. hasx pstne ans Mia faas
Omrn q NfxningnAna ala. hft
n1esaay t@ nsslr hnaas afser . sru
GAYS ssNf % Mr. mne MIRA {
Ailree
Mr. Bessie wetssf ana M.~
C1asics Tsad spwns tRx dar sanaay.
~ New Orleans
Mr. E@eFe NayA Rdss. Laura
6sssn Maya Danny Boy Hail Mrs
~ c Porter. Ann and gha4ess PVatrf
Ana buAoae WlIhAms a pascnrgals
sent SATURDAY in Mnnfls
p and Mr. y C Kley spest
saturday Afternoon N unsspuFt
-
M a A Nsuton retained lAxs
Friday frcsn = several DAYS business
VISIT 70 Panama CITY, PA
MI and &rx Gearxr Parraesn
ana ehlharsn spent Saturday IN No
Mr. Mr. and Mrx 1. X Mcintosh
and Two chflarsn. Bobbie and Mar
1ore we're visitors io ouifpoFt sun
day
Mr. r O. sEzEln. Jr- and Mrs
y q Spann ST. sprnt tae day.
Friday. IN Mobile.
Mrs J. 7 Gin uz4 called thsa
week % Miami. PA on account q
the death OF her hruther.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Lasaater OF
BAstrop. La spent several DAYS
here this week They were called
here BY TIE death Of M1 Laxxiterk
father. Clyde Arnold
-
Mr. and M1 ] Eel Of uuifpnrt
recently moved 10 this city 70 make
their future home.
-a
Monte A. Davis. Jr. a freshman
~ Ole Miss. vas ~ home the last
week end He had as his guest. A
G. Hinton. from LATHE Rock. Ara
Is clasgmate Of Nsantfe.
Mira Monte A. Davis and little
visited MrS. DAVIS lister.
Mrs Joe Fulford. IN jackson. Mles-
Monday and Tuesday.
-
Miss kdcie Lnnep, = student af
Alabama Polytechnic Institute. has
just returned 20 school after q visit
10 her parents. Mr. and Mrs. X c.
Lefanep. she spent her Christmas
holidays visiting In East Orange.
New Jersey. After returning 10
school fran her Christmas vacation.
Miss Lennep has attended The fol-
mid-wfnter social activities
In and around Auburn Alabama
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-07

THE BIBLE rfsnpfsr wh8els IL
ths iessnn todAs. - ore ~ ths
nnazt N tire NAass NeS THeta
ment In the Arst place 81 fAks
tails - thai many pukaiEzns ara
Sinners amtllefsa afuana Jssns
Pubiieahs 9efs TIE tan Rsthefxm
They wsfs JeNn. bat eoflexted
taxss fFsFn their oNp panEs fef
ne Remains ana nsrs eFtsH as
esased Of grating. keeping nesnay
that they should HAYS turned sH
me Jews naturally hatsa th<m
~ sinners u IL tast possEass ~
Lake meant nHsasFAMa aateaet
atsn ard wonssn
Ths ~fshsftssaa. $40. - as have
read before. wsFs nisMss 80 tis
wateh % trip Jesus 90 tha1 Trey
might accuse Him 81 wfone aesna.
said. This man FseslsekH SINNERS
"a sateth wiEh lAsm~
Jesus kne9 enat fheF Nefe
thinklnx. of eoaTss 80 tze ted
tAssn = parahas. what IRAN -
90. having ar hanare6 shesp Il
- Loses enc e lhem. eeEh ~
teAys TIE ninslF and nise - the
Wilderness. aa4 - efIzT iha4
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-07
Moss POINT HAPPENINGS

&ksuss Clara ard v1regEsa mes
&n1 u1sscsa C@nn anns aas af,m.
neon s4pasz. b M
Mr. n L waasun AID Mn yr
C1M aprzz THURSDAY n BahvS2
80
ar and kfz nesx KeNa.es u~us
SaFasY HetlE3 tuHna m MaaNln
Miss naaae Lzsnep rpsarusa Mn.
aAy = a / IN kaeasn
shese sire u 8 au6enL Anes eeesNe.
ms = iew cATz haAdsy hsaa uith ~
rMFHIs ar aFN Mra Eswtn fmn-
nep
Mrx A l. Toad resurnna sunaex
trun a several cAys sAssf 20 relatives
~ New Osie&Esk
Mr. ane Mr. " sr rssurnea
70 the1 hnsiae IN washington D q
s4st Wednesday. after vlStsine ny
and Mrs n L wAlsoea
Mrs n n oserssrp~t rrturued
last Thursday from a sexerns cav
Fisst 70 Mr.. ard Mrs T n Msxan
and mtie daughter in Baton Ruaee
La
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hrA J G. Alfred and her euessk
Mira Halle Price and Min lets
oEax spent Aunaay h New Or
leans
Curry MrI@od q n-ntteshurr
Is Saea tag = fe~ aays vszstne -
Sister. Mrs 5 D McInnl
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Airs Bessie Aleeo ieft lans week
fw = slat 70 fser ~on ana amtavh-
ier-ia-law. Mr.. and Mrs s Alec
IN C~reenviIle. pa
Mrs las blszraev az Measlr ma.
a kuest THURSDAY os Miss Ina
Thompson
n s Benkly returned 70 hi, hu.ne
In Westfieid. y. j. last "wednesday
after . several Gays visit here win
Stanley Layman
d (
Miss Barbara Werner sg,euf the
Gay Sunday In Eew Orleans.
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Miss Katie Miller Il enjoying 4
several DAYS visit 70 relatives In Mo-
hale.
4
hessrs Jack Turner and william
Buckley have returned from q sex-
eral days business trip 10 Panama
City. Fla.
MFz Bob Bates left aast week for
q visit N Lowell. AFtxuna.
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Miss Ella Macarthur and Nr john
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MISS eta JONES nosrKss

Miss Eta Hrey jones wna hoeteea
u . birthday party given fos her
brother. Bohby. who was nine years
old There were . number Of hln
friends present. lila grnnduaoalter
MIRA ". = Jones. and grandfathef.
W Y Davis. were also there After
several games we're played. refresh.
merts consisting Of IenonaGe and
cake wefe served
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MARY tot AlGKN

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honor ~ her asgse dAnetaser MARY
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enjoyed After The gsnaet refresh
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little frtends Who hrlpxo q makF
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Wake Lazy Insides
AlI-V Vegetable Way

Here's . laxative that generally
acts thoroughly, but Is = eFnat PER-
msSer II used By simple directions.
Take BLAcK-DRAUGHT a. bed
time. There's usually time for :
good nights rest. Morning general
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relief for constipauon's headaches,
loginesS- Try spicy, aromatic, ALI
vegetable BLACK-DRAuGHT. It's
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~IarRoMPTu nRlpor cLun

Mfn p q SpAu1t Jr- entertained
the Impfunpen Bridge club az her
home 81 THURSDAY afternoon
Mrz + T. DekASiimtnt reuelpea
the hAgh score prsse
After TIE games = salad course
With coffee was served 10 Mrs.
DANES Thomas Cuuiaon. " IA Mel.
naA Jr. c g. heardxlce. T l. De.
LAshmet. nurest Crabtrse and J
r. Buzard. and to new memherx
Mrs w O. Hruouie and Mr. 1. X
Mcintosh.
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PoRTNIGHTLY CLUB

Mrs p II. McCollum entertained
the FoFtulghtly Club at her home
on Wednesday afternoon.
Topaz for tie afternoon was
Home Mrs. j 7. Thompson
gave q very interesting talk on
Whether the Living Room Or
Kitchen Il Most Important in the
Home Mrs s p~eterzeii read .
poem. Home BY Edgar 4. Quest
After The program Investments.
consisting Of = salad co1rse with
tea. was served 70 Mesdames. John
Ciriot. A L. Monroe, W c Ravens.
O A. Graham. J. r Thompson. 7
l. DefAxnmet ". O Brooue.
Charles AFmlstead, r. L ooff. e.
Scott ard 8 rrterxeIi. and Aflm
Bessie Cowan.