Evening star., 1945-01-31


tin at safe distances and bake in
moderate oven (375 degrees) until
brown. Makes about dozen.
Have had this recipe for many
years and am glad to pass it on to
others to enjoy.
Your column Is a great help to
me!
MOLDING MARGARINE.
(Thanks to Mrs. c. L. T.,
Silper Spring.
For molding margarine a large
star salad mold is convenient and
attractive, coloring 2 pounds at a
time. 1t is loosened and inverted
onto plate in the same manner
as for an aspic, and it's diamond
shaped servings give different"
appearance to a simple table item.
! A wonderful morale builder" is
/ the RICH, for the pleasure it gives,
while filling gloriously real need.
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POMANDERS.
(Thanks to Mrs. v. E. d,
RiUerdale.)
Here is the way made pomanders
one year. l rubbed apples, oranges
and lemons with a greasy cloth be-
fore I made the holes to insert the
cloves. I inserted cloves. Then I
put cinnamon in a paper bag, placed
the fruit in and gently shook the
bag until the cinnamon coated the
fruit. Then, l wrapped each POM
ander in waxed paper and set them
aside for about two weeks. be-
lieve the greasing of the fruit keeps
it from moulding.
Thanks lot for your good page!
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Our thanks to the tolloDing
readers, Whose suggestions and
recipes Were similar to others pre-
Uiously receiUed:
Mrs. o. G. L., JeUeu, KdnS.;'
Mrs. r. d. P, Clinton, Nd; Mrs.
J. T. Y, Siluer Spring; o. L.. S,
Vienna, Va: Mrs. J. G. T., Mount
Rainier, Nd; Mrs. E. p, Wash,
ington.
We haze forwarded information
submitted by the tollo1Ding to the
readers interested:
Mrs. J. H. J, jr.; Mrs. H. E. S.,
Washington; Miss M. B., Hyatts-
Uille;; Mrs. E. T. D, Bethesda.
DEAR LITTLE KITTY"
(ThankS to Mrs. w. J. H.,
Washington.)
Here is my first contribution, but
I have received many helpful hints.
To Mrs. B. T. r., Arlington, here
Is the song you asked for; my
mother sang dear little kitty" in
stead of dear gray kitty:
lost my dear kitty, SO cunning and pretty,
That played by my side all the day.
fear our girl Mary, so cross and contrary,
Has frightened my kitty away.
Ny kitty, my kitty. my dear little kitty,
I've hunted the house all around.
I've looked in the cradle and under the
And nowhere can kitty be found.
I called my dog Rover to hunt tn. n.lds
NJ And and ig my q dear ki.ty for m me; ,,,,,, ~,
OH where can my poor kitty be'
(Chorus).
III
I went to the wood pile and stayed there
good while,
I looked in an old wooden SPOUT.
! looked in the roses, the lilacs and posies
But still no kitty came out.
On this last line I have to sing
to my 4-year old, And there my
dear kitty came out" He can't bear
the thought of the kitty staying lost.
Let me say this to all mothers of
small babies and all expectant
mothers. Use your common sense as
well as the advice of your doctor
and there Is no reason why you can't
have perfectly healthy, happy and
normal children. Never Judge one
child by another, not even an older
brother and sister. Each child is diff
ferent and must be treated as an in
dividual.
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TYLER PIE.
(Thanks to Mrs. B. L. L,
SpencerUilte, Md
Below is recipe for Tyler pie
which was requested by a reader
recently:
One third cup butter Il now use
oleo), y cup sugar (white), ~ cup
brown sugar, teaspoon corn starch,
Y cup milk, 2 eggs, Y teaspoon nut
meg, u teaspoon vanilla.
Mix sugars and corn starch, add