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Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-05-29
pERSONAL AND
| SOCIAL ITEMS
,.,o Who Come and Go,
r;.;tors To Our Community
and Former Smyrnians
ovE AND CLUB PARTIES

r., Grant CARTS, Mrs. Lucy
AL Miss Anna B. Beckett,
y NJ. Price, Miss Elizabeth
Z. Mrs. Alfred Tilghman, and
y. ~ George Robinson attended the
u county Club picnic in Rich
y Ian park in Dover last Monday.
rs franklin Maui of Lewes' en-
,-,ired twenty-one at luncheon
Y hridge at the Wayside Inn,
-..srday in honor of Miss Sara 3.
~ whose marriage to M. Hayes
nm. Jr., of Dover, will take
zee in June.
Cant Garis, adjutant of David
Harrison Post, American Leg
las been appointed a member
M committee to receive Nation
commander Milo j. Warner on
vsit to Delaware, June 10.
N Glenn S. King, teacher Of
.,Hsh at the John Bassett Moore
N School, who has been very III
IL home the past three weeks,
recovered sufficiently to return
Bis classes.
Ms Anna B. Beckett has re-
ned from visit with her sister,
kLH. Sitter of Germantown,
While away Miss Beckett at
I'D the National Federation Of
mems Clubs in Atlantic City.
US sara D. Pratt is spending
s time at her cottage at Long
mi.
Il. and Mrs. S. NJ. Hoffecker Of
airy, Pa, were guests over the
=s.end of Mrs. r. D. Hoffecker.
bin Niles of Townsend, was
II Of his mother, Mrs. Lorette
Il last Thursday.
US. William Armstrong, a for
Il Smyrnian, now Of Philadel-
ia is visiting Mrs. Frank Arm
1lg.
Yrs Sara Henry Of Germantown
III spending the week with Mrs
rud Carrow and family.
u. Karl Vogel, a student at Vii
Iowa College, spent the weekend
4 bis mother, Mrs. Edwin Vogel
Mss Marion Pratt of Glenfern
ztertaining at a dinner part,
i aght tonight before the JUNO
IN.
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CAPITAL
NEWS BUDGET
Personal Items and Social
Mention About Dover Folks
and Their Doings
PARTIES OF THE WEEK

Dover, May 20 - DR.. and Mrs.
Joseph S. Mcdaniel were host and
hostess to the Rotary Club at sup
per Tuesday at their home, Woods
Point" on Moore's Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Stuart Outten
were given a surprise housewarm-
ing on Sunday evening at their new
home on Hazel Road.
Mrs. ]. Fennimore Wilson was
hostess to her bridge club members
at her home Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey A. Davis
spent the weekend with the lat
Iter's brother-in-law and sister, Mr..
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and Mrs. Franklin Sykes of Phila-
delphia.
Mrs. Ralph Wine was hostess to
the members of her bridge club and
eight additional guests, at dinner
and cards at the Duval Tea House
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. ]. Fred Bowdle was hostess
to the members of the Colonel
Haslet Chapter of the Daughters of
the American Revolution on Tues
day, entertaining them at luncheon
at her cottage at Rehoboth Beach.
Mr.. Charles Stump had as his
guests Sunday, his parents, and sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stump
and Miss Anna Stump of Alexan-
dria, Va.
Mrs. j. C. Enrich entertained
her bridge club members at her
home on Tuesday evening.
The members of the Dover Car
den Club will have rose arrange
ment tea on Friday, Jnue 6, to be
held in the garden of Cherry
Shade" the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard c. Beckett. The commit
tee in charge comprises, Mrs. Cor
don L. Willis, Mrs. Harry McDan-
iel, Jr., and Mrs. James o. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Johnson
had Mr.. and Mrs. Russell N. Hard
castle, their daughter, Miss Evelyn
Hardcastle, and Mr. and Mrs. Her
bert FINLEY of Baltimore, as their
guests for the weekend.
Miss Helen Scanlon was hostess
! to the members of her bridge club
at her home on Wednesday even
ing.
Mr.. Harry Lyndall Of Cleveland
spent the weekend with his moth
er, Mrs. Robert J. Lindale of Wy
oming.
Mrs. Charles @. Shorb entertain
ed the members of hire sewing club
at luncheon on Tuesday.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Francis L. Nc
Kee, Jr., were home from Camp
Edwards, Falmouth, Mass, over
the weekend for the wedding on
Saturday Of the formers sister,
Miss Emma Doris Mckee and Mr..
J. Leon Tarburton.
Mr.. E. Hall Downes has been re-
called to the naval service at Wash
ington, D. c., and has been granted
a three-year leave of absence as
superintendent of the Dover school
Saturday evening, his cousin, Mrs.
Arthur B. Edgeworth, gave an in
formal farewell party in his honor
and DR.. and Mrs. Carl 3. Soul
complimented him with small
breakfast party Sunday morning
Mr.. Gus Stratton Of Washington
was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
Downes over the weekend.
Mr.. w. S. Wright of San Fran
cisco was the guest Of his brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs
James B. Bice, Jr., over the week
end on his way to New York City
Mr.. Wright made the trip east By
plane.
The Mapledale Country Club vii
have a holiday dance on Memoria
Day evening, and open house dur
ing the day. On Sunday the clut
golf team played the Easton team
at Easton.
Mrc Pohart y Gill her dauoh
ter, Miss Harriet Gill, and Lieut.
Fisher, all Of Fort Belvoir. Va.
were weekend guests of Mrs. Gill!
sister, Mrs. r. Harry Wilson anC
Mr.. Wilson of Fox Hall Plains.
Mrs. Gill is the former Miss Marion
Tucker of Dover.
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statesmen WANTED

SICKNESS CAUSES VACANCY
of North Kent County Rawleigh
Route. Good opportunity for man
with car to continue established
route service. Route has been work
ed for II years by same man. Write
at once. Rawleigh's, Dept. DEE-26-
2O3F, Chester, Pa, or see E. w.
Frazier, Smyrna. Della. So At
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WANTED

Male attendants, white,
married or single. Meals
and laundry furnished. to-
gether with beginning
salary of $4,000 per
month. Apply State We'll
fare Home, Smyrna, Del
aware, in person.
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sides President Pollen and Program
Chairman Gebhart, other officers
are: Secretary, Hilda Deakyne;
Treasurer, Richard Price; Publicity
Chairman, Mrs. Dorothy Moffitt;
Master of Ceremonies, Nelson Ever
hart; Hostess, Gladys Johnson and
Contact Chairman, Ruth Jones.
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the sign boards which make our
highways unsightly and in many
places unsafe" members of the
committee stated. Delaware is
known for her superb roads and in
this way the people of Delaware
can cooperate in identifying
them" the committee added
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DEATH RECORD OF WEEK
CONTINUED from Page One)

terday afternoon at o'clock with
Rev. James w. Colona officiating.
The active pallbearers were Cliff
ford Jones, John Hurd, Harry John
son, John Morris, Edgar Frazier
and Jay Lassell. Interment was
in Odd Fellows Cemetery.
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committee: Doris Pyle and Mildred
Slaughter. Orchestra committee
Robert Lower, chairman, and Rob
ert Jacobs. Mr.. George w. Wright
is faculty adviser.
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PRIVATE SALE
AT Massey's Barn on Union Street
Opposite Hosiery MIL


Opposite Hosiery Mil
Pair Howe Platform Scales, large
Gas Stove, small Coal Stove, Rock
ing Chair, Table, Complete Tool
Chest, Saws, Pruning Shears, Axes,
Post Hole Digger, 2 Dog Houses,
Feed Chest, Walking Cultivator, 8
Stone Crooks, "a" Harrow, 2OO-gal-
lon tank and pump, 2 Knapsack
spray pumps, 600 pint and quart
baskets, 6 pickers trays, fruit
grinder, press, tubs and barrels; g.
| #. ladder, 25-ft. sectional ladder, g.
fit. ladder, asparagus buncher, 2
post filters, long torch burner, set
cultivator harness, mail box, and
many other articles too numerous
1 to mention. See
WALTER Il. MASSEY,
108 w. Mt. Vernon ST., Smyrna
5-29 1t
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RUBY ICE CREAM

(ServeS %
! cup light cream
1s cup powdered sugar
2 tablespoons light-colored
honey
" cup cherry juice
u cup pineapple juice
! cup whipping cream
(whipped)
Scald the light cream and to
1t add the sugar and honey. Chill.
then add fruit juices. Beat well.
Fold in whipped cream and pour
into freezing tray of Hotpoint Re
frigerator. Place in Speed-Freez-
ing Compartment and freeze at
coolest degree possible.
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$50 Al MEMBERS
AT KENT PICNIC
Continued from Page One)

stock, County Club Agent. The re-
mainder of the day was given over
to Mr.. Willard Hickman of Clayton
who supervised soft ball and relay
races.
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AWoRD 10 The k1vEs
To Substitute Sour for Sweet


To substitute sour milk for sweet
milk in a cake recipe, add IL tea
spoon soda for each cup of sour
milk used. Then for each " tea
spoon of soda used reduce the bak-
ing powder teaspoons. Always
sift the soda with the dry ingredi-
ents and stir the mixture little
longer than when sweet milk is
used.
Sterilizes Nursing Bottles
Mothers who are faced with the
problem of keeping a days supply
of nursing bottles sterilized will
find the Thrift Cooker of the auto
matte electric range great help.
Pile the bottles in this large,
roomy kettle, with the rack in the
bottom. Add l to cups of water
and cover. Turn switch to HIGH
and heat 45 to so minutes after
the steam appears from the vent.
Measure Packaged Butter
II you use packaged butter you
can measure it more easily, with
out using cups and tablespoons.
Just apply little arithmetic:
There are cups of butter in one
pound; therefore, u pound or 2
quarter pound prints of butter
equals l cup; 4 pound equals u
cup and " of a quarter pound print
equals II cup.
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IaYRNA AND AND i0iNi' :

u,,,ar meeting of the Amer,
pc reg a; ula' Auxiliary will be held
% LeglO lion room Monday, June
the Leg.Oi-
tsp. m.
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In Hot Water

Did you know that you can save
a great deal of cooking fuel if you
start vegetables to cook in hot
water instead of cold? Therein
lies the economy of having at your
command an instant, every-ready
supply of hot water made possible
by the Hotpoint automatic electric
water heater.
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Charles ID. Hardesty, Clayton

Charles D. Hardesty passed away
at his residence at Clayton, We'd
nesday, May 21st. He was So
years old. Mr.. Hardesty was born
in Maryland, the son of Francis N
and Susanna o. (Skinner) Hardes-
ty. He is survived by his wife
Mrs. Theresa S. (Coleman) Har-
desty, two sons, Franklin and Cole
man of Clayton, and two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Preston Burris of Clay
ton and Mrs. Catherine Irwin OF
Wilmington. Funeral services
were held at his late residence Sun
day afternoon at 2 o'clock with
Rev. Father O'Brien officiating. In
terment was in Sudlersville Gem
etery.
William BrOclxsOn, MiddletOwn
William Brockson, age 81, died
at his residence near Silver Lake
Middletown, Tuesday, May goth
He was a son Of James and Mary
Cornelius Brockson of this vicinity
and had spent his entire life here
His wife, Laura B. Jump Brockson
died several years ago. Three
brothers survive: Franklin Of Clay.
ton, Samuel of Middletown. anC
Clarence Of Wilmington Funera
services were held at his late resi-
dence near Silver Lake, Friday
May % at 2 o'clock, daylight say.
ing time. Rev. L. B. Morgan wa!
in charge. Interment was in For
rest Cemetery, Middletown.
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= Harvey Wright, real es-
VI. ,S =, h has sold for Mr.. Ray y
Js ags s,I;ott his 23-acre farm to
'no law vanPelt of Newport DEL
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OFFER PRIZES
ON STATE ROAD

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JUNIOR PROM
HELD TONIGHT
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-01
P~ascagoula Named
As Eye-O Opener To A
Visitor From Jackson
Jack Hancock, In The Jackson Daily
News. Tells of What He Saw
On a Recent Visit Here

of course is a bit away from
The beaten paths most Mississippi
u travel but PaScaeoula win Ger
tatnly open the eyes OF any who
haven't been there lately On a trip
there last weekend, this corner
was greatly surprised to see how
greatly The town has changed since
the nearby wooden mill and the
shipbulldinE plant began getting in
to real operation For one thing.
the government IS financing q hous-
ing proleet-more than 500 homes
are built Y building. and 500 houses
are a lot IN any Mississippi city
True. they look too much alike. but
they're larger than most for such
projects and have ample lots. In
stead Of being eramped as are SO
many housing projects with apart
ment buildings
Transportation Is Of course. q
problem until the houses are al
completed-and Incidentally most
Of them are already spoken for
Meantime workers come from al
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-01

ham viii regret 10 hear that she Is
yet very III a. her home herr Num-
bers of relatives have called on her
TINS week Mrs. John c Wexford
Mrs Clyde Roberts Mrs J A
Davidson are assisting III ear4ng
for her Her sister AIRS Woodman.
and Mrs Addie Roberts Of Van
cleaye came TO 81 her
o.
Misses Mary Bruce and Klsehaka
Davidson attended the picnic a
Paaeaaoula Beaca Saturday
o.
Mr.. and ksrs. " II Roberts san.
Claude. is with [ 5 Army at Camp
Lee. Virginia. neW
D.
Much interest Is being shown IN
the revival services at Roberts
Chapel TINS week
o.
NJ. and Mrs Elmo c. Davidson
attended the Singing Convention AZ
CasNell Springs Sunday afternoon.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-01
MfePTeserers

teachers It's the only way the
school officials could find 70 take
care OF the great increase Ia en-
rolmenE The so-called Lang
fellow House where the famous
poet Is supposed to have written hS
Launching Of a ship. has been
,aken over b. Mr.. ingalls,. head af
the shipouiiding firm. for q private
hub. % which many local leaders
are welcomed The place has been
restored and beausified and Is 1ae
70 be one OF the show places Of The
South II Mr. ingalls, can 90 through
with his plans
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-01

over Jackson coanty and from Up
arld d0afn the caast Buses make
regular routes bringing ~ native
a0ru7a from thelT points clear up
sl uhe cop 81 ne county Alsalsslp-
rlsnK inan dlaeus o o.hef cities
slsa have been given defense train
las in weldlnF and similar uoFks
haee mo0Ha 20 tae coast and are hH-
ina ln Ocean sgxfagN Biloxi and IS
Tar away as 0ulfpovt one giant
shlp aas launched a couple Of weeks
aro. and - beins fitted uoW-a loo
shes eli me takes 8 couple q
mualhz Another ship Is nearlY
ready and Is cue 70 b launched
Aueust - Three others ~ on TIE
Nus. vbhn means they RE- building
AL 81 them arF ~aa-welded ships
lB tes8 tSpe jobs which as far rs ]
car FIND OF. are not being made
anywhere else Naval and mari
time officials are elated over the
WIZ thc al welded ships stand Up
arc contend Won't be loag before
aH rev sllIas vii be built THAT way,
Instead u being rlyited together
InfiuS 81 Heapie has brought or
a iet o. res worries including edu-
call1n Already packed 70 The limit
he city schools there are going on
a tW0-sl1lit basis next term. ! learn
ed one group Of students start
Glasses AZ s m running until
noon. az ! D m the rest vii move
III. with q complete new staff o.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-01
ARENA

There we're 81 present al Roberts
Chapel Sunday School July q Mrs,
Elmer strickleT conducted the open
ing exercises Visitors were Mr.. and
Mrs Curtis Gaston and daughter
from Union Church Alabama
Mr. and Mrs. n J Roberts and
Mrs Clifton Tate OF Leland Miss
enjoyed a visit 10 DT Scale Roberts
In jacksonville. Florida. recently.
They mosoTed 70 81 Augustine on
= sightseeing trip white IN florida
%
Charlie and Cecil CUNNINGHAM
spent several DAYS with fheif sister.
AIRS Oscar Brown. n Kreole. last
week.
Mfr and Mrs jim PaIka ard tins
son Larry Of Crosby Texas visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Roberts for
several dass Mrs Palka VII be
remembered as Ms Haael Roberts
%
Marvin cronier Is visiting his
Step-father. Chester Cunnlnsham.
this week Marvin has been q menu
Der Of the Coast Guard service for
two years located N NeW cleans
He has been transferred 70 s. LOUIS
and vii report there Tor dutY An-
gust 5
D
Friends 81 Mrs Lizzie Cunning
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-01
b. VERA WINSTON

THE POPULAR dirndi IL
hugs favosits with the young and
slim. This youthful peasant type
dress L Of spun Fayon and sheer
volle. The vbite wolfe blouse IL
embroidered II the square neck
and sleeves In red and yellow and
Aus. The skirt. fully gathered on
% . vide waislbaEd has two slit
pockets with euffa Il closes in
5Aek with q slipper and - Of spun
sayon In brighter than navy blua.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-01

THIS IS the tine ~ yeer %
keep the cookie Jar well filled. |
don't know Of any item In the
family larder that IL more usefuI
than ne cookie. They may be
served As dessert bs themselves,
o. they may accompany Ice eream
OF ices OF fruit or berries. They
arr splendid 20 carry on picnica.
being much moxe easily trans
ported than cake, and boxes of
them are most acceptable 70 the
urafteoa IN camp.
Todsy's Menu
Cold Meat Platter Potato Chips
GRAINED Butter seaas
Picked Essss
Fresh Fruit Cookies
Iced Coffee
Fudge Squares
: ep butter or = 60. all
similar tat purposa -four
! ep. sugar y tsp. baking
. ounces bitter powder
chocolate = tsp. salt
: eKgs ] tsp. vanilla
] en-. nut meats
Break nut meats ~coarseiv.
Crate OF cut chocolate into small
pieces and melt in top part of
double boiler OF set over not tea.
kettle. Add butter and stir until
It melts: blend. Sift -four. meas
IRE and aift again with baking
powder and salt Beat eggs. add
sugar gradually. beating it In;
thea stir in dry ingredients and
next add vanilla. Last stir IN ch0c-
olate mixture and nuts and turn
INTO shallow creased pan to bake
at S75' + While stlI warm. cut in
squares You may frost these OF
not. a. you choose.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-01
SUMNER WEATHER
MENUES AND HON
TO PREPARE THEM
sosne Hints ON Hou Te Feed The
xnunK FelisHas Just Ia ffum
Beach a. SFarts

me summer ueatha Aueefa ard
uith Il remains those 81 mnninK
partia4 baattng, etc And i you
dorx believe that surf hoard rides
LONG xwire in ICY wagef &nd works
ing ca zatlhaa2 Tor iNA1rs duzt give
xou an appetite. Just Try it
Rgil or Jack o. johnnie Ntn gsss
3 q ring 81 the last minute With
Hey Mou. ] Just got back from
the beach and TN starved I've got
the ANA with me. and I'm bringing
them over.
OF worse Still h mas Just hapfssu
in with q doxen Or ~ d Tie gang
without even giving yoa fair warn
sne and expect to b. fnd foa ftA&
and funle 70 yourself about a1e TN
soF1kiderate Offspring yoe have and
Nish his huddiea wouldn't uan -
regularly But YOU really don't mean
IL yd4re soft dowr inside, and
secretly you want tnoa KIDS -
seei at home yon want them 10
tafnk that your son o. daughter
haS the bxsl MON IN tar world
next 70 Their own So next time you
are confronted wilh the proolsm Of
sinai 20 prepare III about sixtY fee-
onds fiat fM a buueh Of hungry
wolyek try 70 ioek 81 It A. a pleas
ure. and not q burden Let u sug-
gexs aaxne ways to help make II a nit
tighter on sou. aud q deiisht fog the
CANA
II given fair waFniug yoa might
havr an outdoor supper Il should
be . success among the young
crowd
ouGanat Supper
Brualeu Chicken COR Hambur9ersi
Celery. Potato Chips. RaaiEhez.
sreaa ard Butter Sandwiches. To-
aaAto Jeily Salad uitn Asparagus
TIPS. Chocolate Molasses Cake. Coz
zee.
Chocolate MosA2Ses Cake-One
cup sugar. IL cup shortening. :
eggs. well bcatens Ia cup molakae
! teaspoon soda ! cup boiling water.
- tablespoons flour. 3 table
spoons cocoa, IL teaspeon salt. !
teaspoon vanilla
Cream sugar and shortening Add
the Beaten eggs. molasses and the
aoda which has bsen dissolved ia
boiling water, Then add the dry IN
gradients which have Been kilsaa -
aefher. and lastly. the vanilla. Bake
N w-ell-greAsed cake pan IN q mod
crate oven $50 degrees p about
80 minutes Top with iro6lInR OF
whipped cream. This cake viii re-
main moist for 4 week
There nothing more Sallsfyiaa
when you're hungry than 8 big dlzh
Of baked beans Try them alta Sau-
aag@
Baked Beans With sausaRex
Have All four o. the types Of oven
baked beans on hand so you can
choose the kind which best suits
your particular groap-feT Nea
EngiandeFs. aFxe old fashioned
Boston style baked beans with
molASseS sauce and port For Aid.
de WestefneF CT a s0atherneg. yoH
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-01
Two Easily Prepared
Menus For Mrs. Busy

10 sou sometimes hate To prepare
menusP Sure. you DO You prob
abs 70 throsIgh that stage every
day IN which you arc caught saying
What IL tins world am l gOlng
10 coca Tor dinner to-day
Wen We admit It's q problem
choosing something that viii be DIFF
feFent, bal appetlzing ~ Wsli as
economical Wen yun lIlsi at back
ard relax for awhile. we have
planned some menus for you We
eon4 sas-use lhia one Monday OF
use thsS one Tliesday-we arr going
10 let yoa choose when yoa want 20
sise them. We are merely giving
them 70 sou.
MENU NuaIBER l
This one can be done Ia a fifty
A Quick Strip Planned for 3
or I Drowned Meat Balls. Aspara-
gus Seuoe. flashed Vegetables.
Bread Plum Butter. Cabbage Salad.
Ffuit syiIabub. Coffee.
Drowned Meat balls
/ Pound chopped cooked meat
IL teaspoon salt IA teaspoon pep
per. / teaspoon minced onions. ]
teaspoon chopped parsley. is cup
rolled crumbs. J tablespoons catSup,
2 tablespoons -four. } tablespoons
bacon fat Cor other kind.
Mix meat, seasoning. crumbs and
catxup Shape into l IL inch balls
and roll IN flour Eatten slightly
and brown IN far heated IN frying
pan Cover and cook 10 minutes
Turn 70 alloH even cooking. Add
aauce
Asparagus eaucx
/ cup canned cream Of aspafa-
gus soup 3 cup milk, ! teaspoon salt.
i-s teaspoon pepper ~ cup boiling
water. | tablespoon chopped onions
MIX potatoes and carrots. eook
five minutes II FAT. heated In frYing
pan STIR several times with fork
Add res OF ingredients Cover and
eook 10 minutes-o until very ten
DEF and weii Drowned
FFuit syllabub
/ cup whipped cream. Is eaT
graduated sugar. ! tablespoon
lemon juice teaspoon nutmeg. !
cup cu6ea pineapple. Is cup diceo
bananas
blk cream sith sugar. Juice AND
nutmeg Chin add fruits and chill
until serving time Serve IN glass
CUPS
MINI NUMBER 2
Afternoon Tea
Creole Sandwiches. Sardine PIN
gers Hos Ham Filled Biscuits
Grange Pecan Bread Sandwiches
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-01
Household Hint

II windows stick. try waxing
grooves along which sash travels.
Or scrape or sand grooves % re-
move excess paint II these meas
ures do not work. better call IN
IN expert carpenter.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-01
Household Hint

Fo<k liver contains about three
times - much iron a. beef liver;
hsef liver has more iron than
calves iivux.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-01
sardIne. MIlh Cheese on Toasl

3 cans sardines. 4 tablespoons
butter IA cups milk ! tablespoon
minced parsley. : hard cooked egtg
chopped fine. Sd cup bread
crumbs. salt and cayenne
Bring 20 boiling potni butter.
milk ~sardines. cayenne. salt. and
parsley. crumbs, and eggs Serve
very hot Oamish with parsley and
olives. Serves T.