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ROOMS FuRN.-Northeost tcont.)

ROOMS FuRk.-Northeest tcont.) /.
$3.50 34th PL. NE, Bennines, D. c.
Single room, nice location, good trans
I02s X ST. N.E.-LarRe double room, also
single room, front; pvt. home: on bus
line: near downtown: gentlemen or man
and wife TR. 7406 21.
fO0S 18th ST. N.E.-Nicely furn. bedroom.
cooking and laundry privilege, use of piano;
private, refined gentle home facing park:
Y. block to bus. | block to streetcar. uni.
col End ST. NE. Roland, Apt. 41--Cool,
attractively furnished front room. four
windows overlooking Capitol; lady. 81
2204 18th ST. N,E.-Single room with
kitchen privileges for young lady. Adams
1890.
gaia End ST. N.E.-MI. 49o2-FurnIshed
Housekeeping room, large front room, win
dows. stove, Frigidaire; employed middle
aged lady: S35 month
1927 ST. N.E.-Nicely furnished rooms
for girls, homelike PRIVILEGES. Franklin
NEAR CAPIroL-single room, SIS per
mo: girl or woman. IL 1867.
laos DOUGLAS ST.-Beautiful knotty pine
recreation room; private bath; private
SHOPPING center and trans. Lovely home
References required. HO. 715S.
235 QUACKENBOS ST. N.E.-Attractivel
furnished room for two girls, private home,
use of laundry, unlimited phone. IA, 034S.
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

1850 GIRARD ST. NV. THE Palmer
16o near 515fifhed single
well furn single and double rooms, rooms, with
sHn,lnF NEAR TlsfT s SseEly' up 4pos
lively furnished very convenient to busi-
sf,s eSIa11x ssfS1 3 R ltSs hons
= gentlemen shower-bath; also single rm,;
STai Sh3tiuP sT eTTprsHs Is coeneG sfeG,o GE s5I3
DUPONT CIRCLE-Iarge front rnn.. twin
beds, next Faith: south room twin beds;
ss8 q ger h Tx ST. FaoS SI Conn aye Wser
HosDital-Larse, furnished 2nd-aoor
Ios os h0Tf spRrSG &c Of Rb 5"o 70 f39 double
rooms, in private home; convenient trans
portation. Phone HO 1912.
800 800, I'll Ill: !, A. AVE~-Yogne ~ slrl to share viii
::l 5:l,s snEFHERp0 R0' s. IL SW-5srse from
65$6 CONWAY AVE, AVE Takoma aS5Te' PaTEGFp5G hA Fg5
room next to bath; emploved couple. $50
or employed gentleman, $40; home priv
3,O6 Sd ST. NW.-Large room. full size
ocd%, Seml-pilVate bath. unlim. phone
DOUBLE ROOM, twin beds. modern apt
5ldg s1 e., Qnhm: y phone; good transp OR. 2SSS
NEWLY IeorCoraled room. private home
4nlim, phone. good tranSp DU. 669i
GARAGE available
SINGLE ROOM in private home one blocl
Conn: ave. and Kalorama rd. quiet girl
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. 2iof N st. NV.
Apt. young man 10 share lovely room
reasonable, can, be seen any time. refer.
I7Is n ST. N,W-Walk downtown: large
rn9199I 3nd-aoor front room, nicely furnished
Lady l,1!I,,- mLarse; brlaht 4nd cool , windows
NW, NEAR MERiDtA& III q, e. rARKMLarg, RPslla
room. newly decorated, beautifully mrn.
IN M nrlV4,se s hons, suitable for or per
8 sHEPHEFD5 ST, cb, ,ch., Md-In a
with windows exposures newly deco
ra'cd " doors to Conn. ave. bus stop
siaI'ns2 sio IoSGFELloW iF1siff5;S 81 Gr w
l3i. r l. AvE.~ist floor st studio rm. ST.
large ~ dtgglnn beds So ca 2-rm. bsmt
5000 18Th, ST N,w-Front rm, newly
painted and papered, twin beds, bath same
If YOU NEED T. comfortable. MO able 'fSs tIssn cool
centrally located room while searching ol
vain WaIlnF ! lor an apaTtment for yourself anc
oncer Once, husband call AD S926. Rates les!
li5s COT. RD;, apt. 5oa-Larse room
lWll peda, breakfaSl kitchen privilege
llol col, RID, NV; apt 2oS-Large
private next 10 bath, big closet ideal 10.
t!eman or girls. Du. $3.50
-" OH ST. NV. We'll furnished single
double with porch, also desirable triple
FRONT BEDROOM and use OF Euchcn. Il
couple. in exchange for wfc's services
1855 HARVARD ST NV. Large. com
ioriatlr room. tWln beds. neXt bath . II
II all con" no. "U5u
CHEVY CHASJ CIRCLE-Larec from
room comfort bic twin beds, private lava
i2"3 DECATUR ST, Nw.-Larec room tol
cong CnIhl person GeoTpld G2Tl
10 NEW YORK AVE. NV, see apt t.
Large, Well-t4rnished double room, S.
1872 NEWTON ST. NW.-Rooms for rent
lee Il seeIIe RHODE AR, IsLaNn ten3 AVE nws,na,.
single close in. convenient TRANSPORTATION
4nnhIlmitsda nhnNs a phone North 1883.
rooms. men; So and 81 week
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southeast.

3ll a ST. s.E.-Nicely furnished CON
tInuouS hot-water heat, shower S25
ai7 9th ST, Bright. airy bedroom
next bath; rB Isree closet phone Laundry
OPPOSITE CAPITOL-Attractive combina.
apartment Navy or Army officers pre-
Ierred; $50 single; $40 double Call after
10 am. Sunday. Apt. 2o1. AZ Inde-
1911 QUE ST. sE.-Newly furnished, coo
corn corner 1 T9om single or double: gentlemer
si2 NO. CAROLINA AVE, s.E. Nicel,
| furnished room; adjoining bath:
III ST S.E.-Clean sleeping rooms,
near Capitol. Convenient to everything
GIRL to share small new Jewish home;
conv to war agencies. Trinidad 1925. 2lF
NEAR NAVY YARD, 75s 18th st. Sc
\, Boy W UNI, ph; conv. transp. TR, S725.
COLoRED-Sinele man, employed only:
| bus Stop at door: conv. Govt depts.: Ana
| costa D. c. 1928 Pomeroy rd, Sc. TR.
CoLoRED Share rooms for = and 3
suitable ladies'; everything furnished.
Employed man, bus stop at
door, cony. all Govt. bldgs Anacostla
y, C., S32s Pomeroy rd, Sc. TR. 1897.
BoSe Fied and yo9t 3fdr0om
5@i Ilth ST. s.E-Large front room, well
iurn. including radio, unlim phone. near
car line; single, $3.50; double, $3.50;
must have references
1921 EAST CAPITOL.
Desirable location, Lincoln Park; modern
rooms, comp Ink. excl linens, large
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@5si :5;s ~ l4th ST comfortable room;
couple f!2uple unlimited phone; half block car
Inc Inc MI S72op
> windows; rieht at bus stop: for l or 2
BRooKLAND, ina6 Newton ST ne
communicatng front rooms. bedroom and
studio, twin beds, Conv, location and
trans, So mo. DU. $3.50
2Hi EAST CAPITOL, 3rd floor; large front
room with kitchen PRIVILEGES, refined
COUPLE; $40 per week: also room for l. So
Phone Ii e966 all day Sun. or from 10 80
FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING rooms, 24l3
md St. ne.-Bedfoom, kitchen, porch
stove, sink, Frlgidairc: employed middle
aged couple or lady; SO month. MI 1902 "
DOUBLE ROOM, men only adjoining
sleeping porch convenient to street car
aOla FERRY ST. N.E.-Front rm., next
bath. 2 closets. ami; Tor 2 employed
Christians; bus At corner MI. 1855.
MICHIGAN PARK-Master .bedrm., with
5 Pxi 18th stb unlim 81 phopS p II s4os sks bus line
l., 1919 RANDOLPH st: N.E;-Larss front
couple: 81 each, DU.f 1858,
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lcArrLE AND LIVESTOCK Cont

AMERICAS LEADING livestock journal,
send 81 years subscription, three years
for s.. Breeders Gazette, Box HH. spen-
FOR SALE, fresh nanny goat and two
kids nanny broken to harness c. B,
Amos. G69I Walters lane HI. I419-J.
REASONABLE. team, large mares will
work single. W. T. Beall, Silver Spring
FOR SALE, combination horse, sloo Ber-
wyn iGSWi
>. ANGUS CATTLE-To complete change
over to 1000 purCored ANGUS herd Hell
Jak Farms is offering balance Of its
profitable top-eradc, well-bred bangs and
TB free commercial Angus herd for sale,
% cows with nursing calves. , cows
bred reg. p. B. bull. 10 feeder calves.
I to ; mos; 4 excellent yearling steers.
individually or by groLTS.l
Also offer Two fine reg. P. B. bulls as
herd sireS. One IA mos. anc one ready
for heavy service Grand sires Anoka
Bandollcr @nd and older bull Master
Marshall @nd. Phone Fitzhugh, mgr,
.Gaithersburc lI-F-i4.
N-ANGUS Purebred Registered
Bulls and Heifers.
Berkshire Purebred Bears and Gilts.
John H Small, Laytonsvllle Md
WORK HORSES FOR SALE
At Shadow Lawn Stock Farms
Gaithersburg, Nd. Phone 40.
W. o. Dosh, Owner
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

LARGE ROOMS and kitchen, inclosed
pack porch, refrigerator, private bath, util-
IltieS furnished refined. employed couple;
close to transportation; $50. 1857 Morse
st. ne.
1879 18th sT.-Large. pleasant. newly
decorated for one or two persons. Tel
ME. 3S41 evenings 23t
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EAPM e. GARDEN

10000 TOMATO PLANTS Bargain price
70 bti| purChaScr All dav Sunday Week
days after y m, 5000 Kenlworlh ave
O's ar 80 ,Gcalat wood saw harness
iarc.e also n.o"A. >nrlnF-'ao,h harrowS,
1000 tHoNprr many farm tools including
chcEgh 6a'Icr". Stoves, scales. feeders
cLc. On Rigs rd where cherry I'M rd
rurS MO it, RrrWyu ,GS-W-l
B0AWo0p PiNNT%, > to II inches. 10.
raIo plant "oc Ia 5"c per dozen small
A2rF!can Sweetheart roses IN bloom sc
c+[ n. % Ba' a'umOfe ave. Takoma Park
fLATTS, ToMAroES and cabbage cen,
each. 5I5 South Fillmore st, Arlington
CERTIFIED, blight proof sweet potato
plants, 1!c q hundred. FIR. 4522. 1902
kenlW0rth ave. ne
PEoNIEs. buyer wanted for anproxlms tely
l25 dozen blooms Ashton 1891
TOP SOIL, illing-ln DIRT, Well-rotted
nj manrre RehUsred Trash removed. DE
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COUNTRY BOARD.

SPEND THE SUMMER on a farm in Fred
erick Co, Md. Available June 1st. Full
particulars upon request. Mrs. Dawson
a5nammond 5n9n New Market. Md. New Market
GOOD COUNTRY BOARD on farm 40 mile.
Woaar Jgoin D. psi Si SO wk. Mrs. Randolph Smith.
WANTED--For room and board, elderly
mar, must be strictly settled, sober man,
g desirable room on first floor; excellent
1909 1905 and surroundings; two elderly ladies:
APO month. Apply C. Y. Hall, Hamilton,
VACATION on modern farm. Shenandoah
NEaiiey, on river. amid mountains; excel
lem lent meals conveniences; -S35 weekly:
pbs nbor from washington three hours. Write.
PRnione; Rione; MulhoIand, Route No. /, Luray,
MODEM, MODEM COOL, best of food. ain =,
WWseK; MIS- Clinton Burner, woodstock,
ONE MILE from Mt. jackson, Greyhound
fncs, fnusNiCooi' shady, home privilege. lovely
Ir0catlon; modern conyeniences on farm.
Pienty Of everything. References. Mrs.
Len Lena Miller, Mt: jackson. Va
COLORED-Mother wishes to find some
Sne s0a on farm az II Va or Md to board boys.
Reply Box 1921, Star
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.

go CORDS mixed hrewood, on the stump.
- 900 WA l552
ANDFsoNS. fire tools, screens and all nre-
place goods. repaired and reflnished D L.
Bromwell. 723 18th 81. NV. ME. 1134.
Fire Logs, Dry HdWd., SIS Cord.
Col. COrdWood Co., DI 2415.
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BOATS.

MOTOR Johnson Sea Horse, ! horsepower.
used times, extra propeller. SOS Call
between 10 am. and > pm. Sunday. ME.
MARINE HARDWARE, bronze. used, in
good condition. Propellers, portholes,
sfGfhng stu boxes les, shaftlns' bells handEallS,
5E3Eaf SacArIPpr Sare up 70 BIVd t9 Gail Wo 'lS5'
ROW BOAT, 13i2 #. long, fl wide for
sale TO- hiehest offer, Gail co. o. So.
FOR sALE@l4isNft. ~ registered pensuip
racing sallboat, used twice bronze ha :
vars vars stsiness "a steel riselns Sissy sans,
RUBBER PoNTooS BOATS Suitable as
rats around shores. General wrecking
MARINE TOILET, new. $40. layayory. ST..
ESso Station, Pa miles beyond Bethesda
I6-H.P. JOHNSON outboard motor, latest
model; loft. Lyman boat with scocsSoyieS:
also ooat-trailer; all practically new. WI,
DINGHY, uram type REDWOOD, built hy
Washington Boat & Eneine Co, holds S;
S35i Chestnn, hes, & 3o54,
SAIBoAT, I21a #, District Yacht Co.
npFN f5h aRd "a Water stSs Sc SUNDAY ll-5. :
s160. FIR. 54o9, >'''' " \ 10 -'' u
FOR sALE-Ineiosed mahogany bridge
Eastern Eas5Dort. Il Md HoFSdi5 PSoas An
loft. BOAT, Hoopers Island style, square
or pleasure; 4-cylinder Palmer dual igni-
ton engine. in perfect condition; fully
equipped, including rowboat and mush-
seen at Piney Point Shores. Md. See G. H.
6ockman, caretaker. or call II. 5975.
FOR sALE--Outboard motors, l to 5s4
mp: n, perfect condition. Call Union 621S
WANTED-Outboaro motors. regardless of
slze or condition: cash for same. 737
II tn st. Sc.
EyINRUDE and Elto cupboard motors;
Thompson boats new and used: service
and parts; used parts: factory representa-
is-FT fF WoLvER1Sf, So 1sR 1o4o decks, steer
ing wheel, cover, extras, and trailer slight
ly used, 22-h,p. johnson. , blades; best Of
fh IShoaSA Mo1ok f5h5 snd g. propeller ne sob
Universal, 4-cyl, complete unit with re-
verse gear; late, model; Al condition.
S939; s. H,,oE,4 Phone lndianhesd 1929, 2l'
1910; ont of car, comp, rebuilt Fast
naught ESQ Station. '2nd and Mass ave.
ELIMINATE Ia1 ddSt gssoIine worries! Electric mo-
'6ohdated Equipment Co, 420 Lexington
a ave V f,Iy New York City.
covered cockpit with windshield; complete
equipment; cedar hull. oak frames, copper
fastened, converted Ford A motor; able and
ing; hauled out in Washington; $50; be-
FOR SALE-22ft. Zenith sloop. Marconi
WefaE TXefllent {f f{fo1Pdition m sails lke new +
oooat at Anderson's. Wellington Villa, on
15Sb 16EE qa mu5hToom Ph0ns Ienpfe n f 91
chain, large steel float. new cond: in as.
sslg,nne9 81 e harbor space, $50. TR.. .92i0,
20 feet Igood condition; state price, terms
Boz T9-J. Star.
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BARGAIN.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

FANS, electric de luxe. quiet running, al
circulator, $3.50 per month up. Z, O
LikenS, OIL, @23i,
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MOVING. PACKING 8 STORAGE

MOVING. PACKING 8 STORAGE.
WANTED-Express to pick up load from
733 Investment Bldg. EX. 52iS
MOVING OR STORAGE, reasonable rates.
VIII take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving Edelman's Now
ing q STORAGE Co, Taylor 2937. 21s
LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE
MOVING, STORAGE.
PADDED VANS
Fully Insured, Dependable serv;cs
: Fun and part loads to Boston, Chicago.
Florida and way points. Call for estirnate
No obligation
AT. ILL.,
CALL CURLES,
2033 Nichols Ave Sc
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WE BUY EVERYTHING
!. All cash for men used clothing. jewelry
furniture and Whatno4 raiI ne for n,ticSL
money and highest prices '0- e"4O'
DIXIE, Ii. 62O6.
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DOPONl CIRCLE,
1872 18th st. n.w.-Attrac. nicely furn.
rooms for ladies, from S1625 mo.
PRIVATE HOME
l. Double and single rooms. Convenient
location. Dupont 1929.
LOVELY FURNISHED ROOM FOR 2 GOV
MEALS. HO 1850
AVAILABLE AT ONCE
Near 37th and T sts. n.w.-Attractive
cool downstairs bed-living room for 2, pvt
ba tn, Ink. and laundry PRIVILEGES. pvt
entrance: 20 min. from downtown; gentle
home. Call WO. 3075.
MT. PLEASANT.
1913 Lamont st. n.w-Large rooms, suit
able 2, or 4: S4 per week up: phone;
conv. transp.
1917 r. I. AVE. NV.
Scott, Circle-Ideal vacancies; game room.
sun deck switchboard. "a
COLORED-Girls to share rooms with
other girls; convenient to Transportation.
1875 California st. NV.
COLORED-Furnished room for rent 12O
oeaton pl. NV.
COLORED-30l1 Warder St NV Fur
nlShed room for rent.
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1921 EAST CAPITOL.
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

Desirable location. Lincoln Park; moderl
rooms. comp. Ink. excl linens. larg
closets, next bath; S35-$30 mo.
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PERSIAN KITTENS,
ALL COLORS.
SIXTEEN TO SELECT FROM
DOE it7.cA 1i3l GeorP!a ne. IA 4A"l
ASPIN RILL CEMETERY
FOR PET ANIMALS
Most heautitul animal cemetery in the
East. nationally known: Visitors AWAY,
v"lcorr Csil FersinRton l5o-M
FROZEN MEAT.
Go~egamcnt-lnearc'ad uurationrd meat
for aH EOS. We deliver orders OF :
pounds or more
Arman Frosted Foods,
Ashton. Md Shenherd 4S30
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MOTOR Johnson Sea Horse, ! horsepower.
between 10 am and > pm. Sunday. ME
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-11-16

economical use is a jellied sauce with
the W. ole berries left in and perhaps
some apple juice added to make it go
farther.
An alternate for cranberry relish or
sauce is uncooked citrus relish. Use:
2 apples. cored; l range rind of ia
orange; 1 grapefruit; / tablespoon lem
on juice; IA cup sugar. Put the apples
through a food chopper, using coarse
blade. Quarter the orange, remove seeds
and put through food chopper with the
rind. Peel grapefruit, remove sections
from membrane, and cut in small pieces.
Combine with apple, orange, lemon juice
and sugar. Chill overnight to blend
f~lavors. Makes 3 cups.
When cranberry jelly is being made
for holiday dinners, put up some extra
in small glasses to give away for Christ
mas. Many people do not know that
cranberry jelly, properly made and seal
ed with paraffin, will keep like other
fruit jelly n is always delicious with
chicken dinners.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-11-16
Juniors Asked To
Join Red Cross

Each year the chools over the county
enroll as Junior Red Cross Units and
this year the interest is being manifest
ed in a splendid way. 1t is desired that
every school be a Junior Red Cross
School. The enrolment fee is so cents
for each Elementary Grade room and
s1.00 for zach group Of 100 High School
pupils or a fraction of that number.
The school enrolment does not pur-
port to be a "drive" for funds. We want
each child to be a contributor to his
or her schools becoming a 1000 Junior
Red Cross School.
To ate, West High and Elementary
is the first to enroll 10000, followed by
Coxburg and Lexington Grammar
School, Cruger, and Bethesda. The last
have funds far in excess of the requir-
ed enrolment fees.
All monies sent in over the fees will
be weld by the Chapter in trust for
that school to be used by the School
in promotion of Junior Red Cross pro-
jects as seems desirable by that school.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-11-16
Thanksgiving Relishes

Because Of the 1914 cranberry crop
has been cut by bad weather to about
half the size of last years crop, home
economists Of the U. s. Department of
Agriculture suggest a raw relish as u
GOOD way to stretch scarce cranberries
and make the most of their bright color,
nippy flavor and vitamin C. Apples may
also be called on to extend cranberries
for jelly or sauce. Or citrus relish or
spiced fruits may do holiday duty on
Thanksgiving tables.
For a delicious raw relish which can
be kept in a covered jar in the refrig-
srator for a week or two, home econo-
mists offer the following recipe: l cup
cranberries; l orange; / apple, cored;
1/3 to " cup sugar; 1/s teaspoon salt.
Pick over berries, wash and drain. Cut
orange in quarters and remove any
seeds. Grind berries. apples and orange
-rind and although food chopper
using coarse blade. Combine with sugar
and salt. Chill.
For those who want the traditional
red, tart jelly or sauce, apples can be
called on to stretch the cranberries. APP
pie juice and cranberry juice may be
ombined for clear jelly. Or apples may
be cooked with cranberries for sauce
When cranberries are made into
trained jelly, a good deal is lost in
training out skins and seeds. A more
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-11-16
HospitoIs VitoI

"The shortage of male employees n
key positions in hospitals Of Mississippa
has been brought to the attention q
Selective Service, stated Colonel Long.
State Director Of Selective Service
Registrants who are above the age =
20 are eligible for deferment under
.Selective Service rules and regulations
when engaged in this important WORK
The State Charity Hospitals, the Stass
Hospitals for the Insane and the Stats
tuberculosis Sanatorium are maintain
ed for the welfare Of the great mass 81
our population who in many instances
are unable to pay for disqualification and
shese institutions are now in need u
competent help. Private hospitals An
also in need Of competent help. Locas
Boards and others are asked to aid II
this condition stated Colonel Long.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-11-16
Society
|Mrs. B. w. Moore
|Gommu Hostess

The Gamma Literary Club met on
November 9th in the home of Mrs. B,
Nv. Moore, with the president, Mrs. W.
b. Howell presiding.
The following program was led by
Mrs. R. E. Rossen, Jr, Study of Paint
Ing, "The Dance of the Mymphs" by
Mrs. A. NJ. Stonestreet. Re-education OF
Veterans and war workers. Panel dis
|cussion: Mesdames Mitchell, Herring
hon and Clements.
The hostess assisted by Mrs. Bill
'Ellard served chicken salad, crystalized
apples and coffee to eighteen members
and four visitors, Mrs. Watkins, Mrs.
w. E. Howell, Mrs. c. G. Van keuren
and Little Kay Clements.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-11-16

and make a good topping for a baked
dish.
For soft crumbs cut a loaf of bread
two or three days old, in half, and
scrape the inside from the crust with
a fork. Then pick the larger pieces with
the fingertips, and pull apart in fine
:rumbs until light and fluffy. This
methods takes time but makes crumbs
that blend we'll with s~easonings. II
fresher bread is used, crumbs may be
dried out slightly by spreading on a
towel or cheesecloth placed over a rack
or PAM, ,then covering with another
cloth, and letting them stand several
hours.
Crusts left after the inside is scrapea
out can 90 into buildings or be dried and
made into dry crumbs.
For dry crumbs, put scraps of bread
in a slow oven. When thoroughly dry
roll out on bread board with rolling
pin, or grind in a food chopper. Tie a
paper bag over the opening of the chop
per where the crumbs come out to keep
them from flying. To get very fine uni
form crumbs, sift after grinding. Crumbs
from crusts are alright for most pur-
ooses but are not successful for coat
ing croquettes because they brown un-
evenly. Dry crumbs are especially use
full in helping to stretch such foods as
meat, fish and cheese and in making
crumb cakes, pastry and cookies. They
should be stored in a dry, sterilized
covered jar, protected from moisture
and will her keep for several weeks.
For toasted crumbs use 2 tablespoons
table fat or good favored meat fat to
each cup of fine dry crumbs. Melt fat
over low heat. add crumbs and stir with
q fork until the crumbs are well-toast-
ed and delicately Drowned.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-11-16
Clubs
Piono Honor Roll
Given By Mrs. Lipsey

Mrs. L. C. Lipsey submits the follow.
ing Honor Roll of pupils who have done
the required practice the past six
weeks:
Anna Betty Carruth, Shirley Mitchell
Mary Louise Cresswell, Carolyn Inman
Bobby Ellard, Nell Allen, Dorothy
Sharp, Pat Watkins, Ann Bowie, Betty
Harrington.
Theodore Dinas, Dixie Winborn, Rob
ert Rosson, Jr., Sara Majors, Ruby ]
Cooper, Ray Martin, Jr, Jonice Robert
son, Carol Montgomery, Linda Lou Nc
Cullar, Betty Gum.
Elaine Ellard, Rose Counts. Barbara
Gibson, Billy Bailey, Valera Bailey,
James Pilgrim, Charlotte Gilmore, Bes-
sic Burrell, Freddy Whitehouse. Elinor
Stonestreet.
On account of illness Bobby Burrell
is not listed.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-11-16
Mrs. Bacon Honors
Visitors Saturday

Mrs. Zouella Bacon was a gracious
hostess Saturday evening when she en-
tertained informally honoring her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. William A. Bacon
and the ~latter's mother, Mrs. Pratt, OF
Jackson.
Friends called during the evening and
delightful refreshments we're served.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-11-16

Crumb Cues
Breadcrumbs-soft, dry or toasted
offer the cool innumerable ways TO
make use of left over bread.
For stuffing the holiday bird, home
econ omists of the u. S. Department of
Agriculture say soft crumbs are best
On the other hand, dry crumbs are the
choice for coating croquettes, outlets or
fried vegetables, and for thickening or
for use in %puddings. Toasted crumbs
are better for adding flavor to a fruit
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-11-16

Maury HUMPHREYS attended a stock
show in Starkville Wednesday. He also
exhibited some stock at the show.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-11-16

Edward Jones, of Belzoni, and Mr..
and Mrs. James Brown, Of West Point,
were Sunday guests of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harper Jones.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-11-16

Mrs. Doug Ramsey was hostess to the
bridge club at her home Thursday.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-11-16

The many friends of Pvt. Jake Herr
man will be interested to know he has
been transferred from Nashville, Tenn,
to West Palm Beach, Fla.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-11-16

Miss Roberta DeLoach is the guest Of
Miss Minnie Sims in Lexington, Ky.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-11-16

Mrs. ]. H. Hutchinson and Mrs. Lester
Black, of Wear, visited Mrs. Florence
Majors Friday afternoon.