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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-10
3ueig II.

Gs oiene alien S6Ipeltern sur &C.
idlligen Naf)ridt, baB oie 1ddlte re.
gclmdbise 8eriammlllng am Sonu-
taa, sen 20. Sftobar, 2:3O llbr nads.
mittags abgebalten miro. 9lQe rSdNpe-
itern iinb freunblidit eriudt Der Scr
iammlung bei5uipohnen, bem es iinb
@ei6Gfte gu erleoieen. Nad-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-10
Minnie &arres, 8rot. .=Sefr.
Jramen &erein Der ct. Hctrns
&ird)en 0cmeinoe

peranltaltet am 20. Sftpber Elm Wit
tageiien, perblnben nit 8aIar in Ser
Spnntagslhulrdunen anitlieBeno
Dem 8ottesoienit, ipn5ll ale 8en1eins
beglieoer lno beren Srellroe outs
ber5lihite einselaoen iinS.
Ssm &omitee iino sic folsenoen
Sdnpeitern: Maria 8inoer, GOIi
gpertb, Seopig alinselbofer, SuI.
Menses, Iiai Geiamosfa, Serminc
Sbalman, Gina Seller, ,&atie Shmiot
Ntaria Shinoler uno @ilma Selltifj.
Gs ergebt sic 8itte an ale SdHue-
itern unb 0reunoe, iib fir bas Giien
an5umeloen bis gum II. Sftober bel
ser 8oriteberin Ntibi Seutih, M.
62O5 ooer Sefr. Minnie &arres, SO
7467. I'm 4 ltbr nadnittaeS finHet
uniere regelndBige Sibung itatt.
Ser iiblide 6amilierabeno fdngt
Inn 8 llbr abenhs an, lpo5u ale &C.
mcinbeglieoer uno Oeren Sreilnoe
aufs ber5lidyite eingelaben lino.
Minnie &arres, Erot. .sSefr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-10
Eon,ert Oct Gintraht
6ermdntd
Gin ihDner Grfola

Sn@ StfOltfon5ert Ger SultrIWl'
Scrnlnniu lcbtcn Sonntag I'M @cit
leitc SadJiclubeim ,lntcr >OtituirfulD
Ser onoeren Glepelanoer @eianguer.
cine, mar elu lhGner Griolg in jcNrr
Siniiht Ser Notwithstanding Sirl-
gent Trof. q. 9tifolans bate cI!l
reIdSbultiges Erogralmu alsacarbci-
tet, ous prompt ourdgcfiibrt auuroe.
Dtit Stor Spangleo Banner &C.
mcinlam geungeu muroc ons $40
aronlm eingelcitet, Damn lang oia
Giutraht =Scrnniia ons cn9l!lde
Sieo v9ope's SlN Sluect Song" bon
Mollcp lno rSGngerdor" aus sSrei-
id)iit G. 90. b. @cber allsgeSeidnct.
Sann iolgte Der beriibmte Samenfnr
Suronia, Scr al,f) Oiesmal Die Sic
ser ,Geild,en aus 9balia" 8apcte
uon Seinrid) @en5el llno mS'rcl
Noslein. iino i'm @nlo erlpad)t" bon
Sans gaitpr prdd)tig lang. Sas go
praniolo Don Marie Wfiiller ge'lcl
10 alt BOB tie lid, 81 elmer 3ngabe
perlteben nut6te. 0as &larlnetlolc,
aelpielt BON Stto SdNniot, par elne
quite SeiItllng llno erntete groBellSel'
iaa. Ser Gillette SieoertaIel Sen.
6 Dor iong nod einrnal ben Don Erof.
81. SdulIter fomponierten Wal5er
,9od,cn uno @einen" allseeieldNitf
inter ictner Neitlnlg. Ser SNt'elfc
,SN,nlor Saron Gboir, ser lliht poli'
sablia ucrtreten mar, lang "Nole
gioonl" bon 81. Sefman unter YET
tuna BON Irci. 81. SGlliter trosoein
sienlicf gut. Gas Ser5ett Sic @ln'
me oie am 9ahesrano" bon 6railS
Sdnlppe, selungen Don Wfurle g'l'i'
fer, 0orotbp S5abo imo Sobn Sals
ner, eeiiel auh gut. Ser gfnorlaai
Gbpr @eIt lang beautiful Sblo
BON Marp Carl, Eide, eide, I'D +
Solfsspeiie, lmo Gin Mannle'n
iteht inn 8aloe" BON Sumperolna
iebr aumltis. @tit oem SieS "erea-
tion" BON @iap &id,ter uno NIT
,sad,s Solte @ad,t" bon at. 3'feli.
oei,,uaen bonn Glepelanoer Sunior
sUsaiienhor, beltebeno aus Slt'e'le
,sunior Sadyien Gboir anto Wtaorlsal
,suuior Gbor @eit, lnter Selfl'na
BON Gtrieent NroI. 9fifolaus i'no
Yianobesleitl.ns ncn Eror. H''oolN
sdn,Iter, ausge5eihnet, er ltoB e'.
oeutlid, Sen 8osel ab. llniere al'loer
fouuen peuu lie lpoaen grcBes leilten.
9ie aouserte unierer Glepelanoer
Seiansoereine iino immer e'n sr0ber
@enrB iiir sic Seilnebmer.
gsah oem aon5ert tplroe IN oe''
uuteren RGumen tros Slei'd)tnap9s
beit Elm Teiner 2unh ierpiert uno DE
oasu notise Gririidllns n,'o nafbsr
rpurSe ser llntere Saal 9erdlln't n're
bos beliebte ,sehters SrheIter 'p'elfe
oie itonlten @eiien uno oas Se'''
m,roe geidtpunaen bon Sllll9 ,no
tsut bis es Lrenig ifl,lg.
Wtebrere 8dIte iragten mann M
set oas nGdMte &orsert ltatt ,ll'o no?
Gas seigt Dab oie siebenbi1rscr
sadMen Sineer bon Sit uno Wc't
auia,umenarbeiteu ein Grfolg INNER
aelihert lit, oenn aae frenen lid) oaB
unter sen Sad,ien 10 groBe Ginlgtelt
berriht.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-10
8efauutmahmna.

9ie @eitieite Sddhiid)en Vlne
Star Motbers peranitalten am u.
Cftober, 8 llbr abenos, I'M @eitieite
safienbeim, 7O0t Ieniion Mpe., elm
aartenpartie 5u @a,niten Ser 5eutit)
firhe. Seoer lit ber5lif eingelaoen.
MGes nGbere folgt ipater.
Hole gpe, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-10

WeimpreiIe unb Seridmeiker, Sor;.
gefnblte JGiicr, 6 - so 8alonell,
a sSGiier - 1O=15-20s25 Walorelt,
brei &npferSapfen, belt gemaft.
Sietor 6. @anier,
5121 Snter6oro slne., 2incoln Yla,c,
Yittsburgb Z, ga.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-10
Calm, CEto
Gpan9cltfds sQutb. Gnmanncl= =8trd)e,
291 Spmth NrOGniuap.

Yaitnr Scbn @armau. Sonnta9iduIe
icben Sountno 8 llbr pprrnittugs. 10 llb,
@ptte3bieEit IN Der Hu,hcsIprade. II
llbr eeu,idcr GptteshicnIt. Ser beut>
1de &irher Srollen Gerein bat ant otpeis
ten Mit:lpof ieben gtonats, 8 16r
abenbs, &erlamnlltns. &onfirmanben'
ltnterridjt (,lpeiidbri9) ron Septeu,ba
big Sjreri. Sienstaa uno 1reita3 ndds
n1ittnp5 4 llbr.
Mae 6laubenseeupiieu unb Greunbe
iirS ber5lih pilliommen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-10
syranenpereiu Der 5emtid)aemeinbe.

0ie nGbite Geriamnlllna bcS
;srauen Gereins iinoet Mitttpob, Sen
16. Sftober, 8 llbr abenos I'M Gro.
geifob ser Stride ltatt. slQe Mit
glieoer lino ber,litllt gebeten unire
ienb su iein.
Moie Cue. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-10
G!cnclanb. Chin
.. g. Guaas. 2uth. 81. :sobannes Rir6e

Yaitor 9uls Goiiel. 7G1 Goop 9toao.
Gel: Dtuiberrp O646. 9 i1br bornittags
teutiGer WutttSticnit 10 llbr Sonuz
tagidmle ii lib- enelii5e, @ottesoienit
2utber 2i9l MrDad,r i;::o 2eriammIltna
Snnntae 1880 l,br. abe,.tj 8c::;irmunz
bsn:llnterr tbt ,luo bcnt!d)e Gd]uie am
SumStdg uou 0 lltr Scrmitiaas ar. Aue
@iuubensecnoiicn iinb acr5lid einees
(aben
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-10
Migbior. Ont, aanaha
e.. IaaluS Gir:gc, 9srrsnt aue.

1875 Y.:-ent spe., @inoior, &anaoa.
@ctteeSierit in ben Sonlmcrmoraten
non 80 llbr porrnittoGS. SonnIa0s
iL.;;ule ppu 1O-11 llhr poru1itta8s. Sc
ben e;itcn Montaa i'm Mtondt &1rhen'
rat< Sisun9 Seoen erite,l SoMnerstae
e,,e aps inl Mouat Sreuen Terein Stt<
s.na. Iuc ToIts> n,n @laubens9enot1en
limb her3lid millfom:len.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-10
Harp, Snbiona

9rntite Gu. 2utbcr. 6rrterus. .3trds,
Gdc ii. Nue. unb Sillmpre Str.
Tft:Srr Musnit 6. Siir1tina. 1919
Sonntaa y uhr nurmittn9s Scnuta9s
fdbuIe. llbr en9liid1er @ottes6ienft
II llEr utldcr 8ptte 5tlcnit.
Iue tbcrr6cn @lullrensgenuNen
oeutidcr lrb englild)er 3lnae ir @ars
lmb llnaeblmg hno 81 ocn @ottesoten'
Itcn ber3li6 ctnaelnheu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-10
6pnteitean, ia.

SeutidDe Gu. Qmtb. ct. Ysartns 3irde
222-224 81 .. Aul.
@eb. 8. 8. I6tenbere. Yfarrer. Sele'
pbon So. i745. 9ln Sornz lmb Seter.
faeen ,uprmittaes 9:3L 'lbr Snnntaes
ibuIe; 1890 llbr en9!iiGcr uno 11:16
llbr ocutider @ottesbienir.
Mus Gldubensaenn1cn nno Greunbe
iinb ber5ll6 p,llfumnlen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-10
Canton, Chic
9utheriihe Gbriitus StsdAe,
21t3-l4. Ctr. 81. 6.

Yfarrer - 9tlfspreu1ger. Cont 5
taGi6ule u'r 9:3O 'llbr rtprecn. 9.uti f.
Sn9lilder Gottesbienit 1890 llbr mors
9ens
Nae 8luuGens9cuoiien uno Ssremhe
iinb ber5lid) eireelaocn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-10

Der miro &affee l,no &,,rt)en ierpiert
bon Sen SdNpeiteru Gillian @iuS,
Warp Scarf, gettp Suipelp, Sa5cl
9faurer ,no Seane 0idion.
Suianna Heinertb, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-10
Chicago, SainoiS
9eutide uno stcbcnbareud, gdhHfAe
ct. Haulus Wcmcinbc, 4S55 4Dmcr Ctr.

Yoitpr e. Sbmiot, 1879 &omer ctr.
SeoeM Sonnt1a 8 ltbr Sonntagiduls in
enNliId uub hsuiid). 9eutIder Gottesz
oienit iebcn Sonntag 11:!T ithr; ena<
l''tsr Gottesbiemit lehen etpeiter unh
pierten Sonnta9 1913 1thr. 9eutlder
&onfirmauhcls llnterritt ~2ltttro,t uod)>
mitta1s 4:2O l1br; enal,id)er &onfirs
mdnoen>lllterriLt SlmstaH uormittu9s
10 lltr. 0eutid)e Shule SomstaG nadz
nlittagS g llGr.
slue G!snbensecnoiien unc G-eunoc
iinb ber5lit etngelloen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-10
EarreQ, IA.

Deutihe Gu. 2atb. ct. Yaulus. .2tr6s,
721-25 Srnit Mpe.
Yfarrcr Nribur g. 9lant. Sebeu Conn.
tag ltDi pprlnittaes Sunntaaihule;
10 llbr cu9lilter; II 'ibr Seutf&er
8ntteSoielnr
Nne llttberiid)en GH1ubensgenoHer
be,ltider unb eusIiidler 3rnae in Var'
ren, Sbarpu unh ltmaeoenL linb 5u ben
Wottesb;eniten ber5Itbit etn9elaben..
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-10
Srambenfeit

Der elm
Sraubenfeit
perbunoen NIT Jan5, nrosu alle Sah.
fen uno beren sSreunoe berslidlt ein-
gelaben iino. gs lit elm glltes aomitee
an ser Mrbeit I'M alien oieien slbeno
5u einem gemlBreihen 81 MAIDEN.
9arum fonlmt ale, Sung unS alt,
uno laBt uns tuieoer einnlal in I'LL,
ierem ihonen Sadienbeim cine cute
3eit baben. Die Muiif ,uiro oe,
Sanslultieen ipielen ipas ibr Ser,
perlangt unb oenen oie suas Sraa'
ben iteblen. miro ser Stidter aud
ni6t gu bod ouflneiien. sllio bite
niht 81 pergeiien, ben 12. Oftober.
Ger Mnfans lit s llBr Bis llbr
morsens. per Wihael 9epner, Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-10
kircblicbe 4acbrirhte1l

nat, IS ,ibr: Cutler iaazSitune 8
biz 9 l1Gr abenbs.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-10
Nuuaca, ga.
9em:iGe Guang. =3uth. ct. *eters.
Cjemeinbc. ;. Ctr.

Yfarrer Saus 8. s. 5imoleit, PA
Mbams Ctr, !odelter, asa. Telepbon:
91pd)eitcr 23GS. SottesoenIt 9:3G ubr
mpraens; Spnutoaid)ule 1915 ubr. -
Trauen Ssrsin @erlanmI:lns am leeten
9onnerstas ieben @ouots, 8 llbr dbenbs
,Seperniam lit ber5lid) !riItOmnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-10

3irdcn 6ranen &crcin

Gs miro allen Sdppel eltern bonn
&irden israuen Gerein uno 8e1nein-
oeslieoern bcfannt eeaeben, oab Ser
gaior Scbauer often bleibt bis 5l,nl
8olor. inn Sftober, oo iebr luenigc
Shlueltern an unierm 8aiaribaucr
anlpeiel1o poren Gregen Sen, Eidnif,
peld,es bie ssl,geno oendelben Cont
tag ubbielt.
slue sic nod lire Spelloen ooer
Sauoarbeiten einreifen lpoQen, iin>
gcbcten iie ab5ugeben bel Ser Gor-
lteberin Ytibi Seutih, Gi5e=Goritebe-
rim 2ena Seller oSer Sen 5,pei Scr
,palterinnen, Gbriitine Soretb unS
&otie &obler. sllies miro nit 0anf
angcnomlnen.
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2lms alliance. Otie
3mcis 3.

s(Gan Mitslieosrn oiene 5ur &C.
idlisen Nahridt, baB Ore regel-
nGBise @erianmll,ng Sonntag, oe''
13. Sftober, itottiinbet. Scbes Mit;
alieo miro gebeten wenn m0slif an,
apeienb su iein.
Sulius Gpertb, Sefr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-10
Columbus, ;SHio
Guana. 2utbcr. Dearttn Sutber 2trthe,
G6c Dipler unb Mna StraEe.

Yfarrer 2. g Seuer. ScSen Sonnta9
uurittasS 3 uGr Sonntag'1uie; 10 ilbr
enalildJer GOtteshien!.; II l1br beutffer
Bottesiienit.
Nue G'anbe.tsgenoIen inb fre,lnbe
jinb ber5lie:, euaelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-10
Gl.nslanb Weit. - gcmtft) -8eu,etnbe,

VI.htlaN6 Wc1f. - ycntfd) -WeuIetn6c,
21eit So ctr. nnb gDillarb Mpe.
Sobdnue, SeuticblGnbcr unb robn 8.
sentidlGnbcr, Yfnrrcr.
Sunntnos: 9 ltbr pcrmittoa, ocutider
@ottesbenit 10 llbr, SonutoglduIe nnb
@ibelltunhc fir Gr1pohiene II llbr uur>
initta9s, Gnglilder @ottesoienit. 1880
lltr abeuos, Gn9liid,cr G,nttesoienit -
annfirmnnhenz llnterrid,t icben Cams
tag 10 ltbr purmittaas. Sehermam berg
lid ipillfommen.
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Sctruit, Iidi0an

9cutfd)e unb Sd6fiHc Gv. ct. 8etrnS.
8irtbc, Wlcnftelb unb 9lpsbrrrV Aue.
Yfarrcr Spbannes Meutid,. 1921 @lens
ficlo Mue. Gel: Yin9rce 6205. Sn9s
Iilber 8ottesbieuit ~ llbr por,nittags;
3euiitne ,inb en9liibe GoilutagldIle INN
II llbr ourmitta9s. SsytId)er @ottes<
bienit um II ltbr pDrmittaas. Seben
letter 0ienstag oes NGonats &irden<
ratsiibun9. Sur6 bic commemorate
ieScn oritien 9ienstae. io,tt ieben
critteu Sorutug SraIeu Wclsin 0ers
iamnlung. 2irdendUrprcbe ieeen Sreiz
taGnhenb.
&lle Slcubcns9erui'en lno SrellnOe
lino ve1al!D elngelucen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-10
youngstown. Cbio
Ieutidje 81. Cuts. Sonterms =Wemetnbe.
Gfe SiucpIn nno Hiitl Apc.

0fo,rer Gilbert s. e. Srotte, 656
gSid Mpe. Sn9lilhcr 8utts5bienft lbr.
Spnn:asiGule 10 lllr. Gcutider 9ot'
tesbienit ii l1br. Sebcn eriten SonntaG
i'm Monat Sralleu Sereiu Gerimnml.ng.
:1sebcn spciten Srutag i'm Rcna.. Sire
GJchru:zSltun9. Ssoyn aIpeiten G:.tf'
Dpch I'M Wpnat 2i;;::hsc 9iad WcrldItrls
lung. SnnntasIhu!= S:tun8 pirb TN
Gcrnms behnntgeaeben.
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3meia IA.

g. g. 3ranten llnterit. =Serein
3,peig IA peranltaltet am 12 Otto,
Der elm
Evening star., 1946-11-05

autumn attic is and from the
sounds quite large probably three
bv the WOODS
Judging spring but like an occasional
which deity natcneo
kitchen Iheyre
trap some
a all
hunts for cheese 1hls happens
seldom around for the SOUND
hurryng and then in the deep night
trouble really They are unoo-
They don't keep the aolo
of life, we do theirs
II should neighbor you'd get an exterm1nao
Or use some poison. put traps all over
Goodness, LIKE the Arbuhnots
this girl the other hockey team and
the middle teenager
hit hockey she home with one eye almost
shut and interesting and blue
sinner distinction athletic circles but doesn't exactly
middle dance the neHt
night looked appealing and pathetic to US put we eao
perfume wouldn't make he
glamorous figure, with that eye -.
about
about black We phoneo
Would piece OF beefsteak on the
home?
Glad but I'd better over to the bank
first cash War Bond
little of steak will do We said Enough 10 cover
q About square inches - 49,
that the they sell it nowP Would nam
burger do?" III, ,..
Got About quarters worth Not to
wear
Evening star., 1946-11-05

The that evening with three pound steak he
looked apparently had thought the
angrily bought biggest
steak in the case A man has pride.
q to the black eye 1nere
no percepb that the droong followed ner
q the house
And the family long had wonderful steak dinner
Poets have always We trying to get into
the spirit of the thing recalling immortal lines.
win breath of autumns being 1here go
the F. Ps shhtS ano
nexdoor neghbors prize yellow
chysanhernum peculiar and out OF place
"Thick that the brooks In val
driveway OF our
filling the cutters and coggng up the ram
stoppedup
away we'll that leak in the livng-roo wal! again
II heard of sing from the autumn trees
early the Youngest teenager has
at English test must nave early
breakfast. . ,, - ~.
Twas the leaves dry and RUSHED on the
ground whistng by with low and penslVe
tell the F. P he's got to start compost heap
like all the garden experts say we about
but he gets around to IT, because ne can
decide put the compost heap.
corn!" Golden going they put on the
grocery list ~
windy lights watch the moonlt sails go
by Don't forget the down the shop again. one
headlights doesn't work either
shirts the chrysanthemms the
In shelves?
Why birds sing IN the autumn dawn
INC go N with headlight of?
not lust
Evening star., 1946-11-05

bers. Combined with horseradish
you have something wonderful.
6. A spoonful or more in soups
makes them bloom.
7. AS a delightful substitute for
butter, on hot breads, but here it
should be quite thick in consistency.
g. With sugar and chocolate it
makes perfect fudge sauce.
8. Put spoonful or two in plain
canned string beans after they have
left the stove. People will really eat
them.
OF course. could 60 on. These
are but suggestions, but sufficient, I
would say, for one who really takes
his cooking seriously. This Is the
type of f1avoring, or cooking, one
does "by ear"
CRITICISM PLUS.
From Mrs. L. A. B., Clinton, Md
I have also been a devoted reader
of the RICH and have derived lots of
pleasure out of the letters and reci-
pes that the Marthas and Marys
have sent in. But must say I am
not bored; had I been, would not
be reading it. Evidently Mrs. F. M
is not fortunate enough to have a
little Johnny, and If she thinks the
RICH has not enough matters in
teresting to both sexes, why doesn't t
she get her better half to contribute
something? Come on, Martha, stop
being stuffy and admit that the
RICH is hard to beat.
ALUMINIUM GRILL?
from Mrs. S. E. c.. Alerandria.)
1 bought a new hand-cast alum
mum grill, the round kind with
a handle. 1t is a very handy size
and shape, but after having tried
three times, I can't make it work
properly.
In spite of all I do the pancakes
stick tight to it. I creased it with
bacon fat and thought it might
be the salt in it causing the trouble.
I fortunately got some shortening
and started again with the same
result. Then 1 tried using it with
out any grease and it had to be
cleaned with a commercial cleanser
I then added melted shortening
to the batter, which didn't help
either. So ended by just about
floating the pancakes in my pre-
cious shortening and making them
about the size of a silver dollar
so 1 could scrape them loose from
the grill without tearing them to
pieces.
My husband is very fond Of pam
cakes. He has been very patient
with my misfortune, but I'd surely
like very much to make a good
showing.
Would some one who has a cast
aluminium grill please advise me?
COOPERATIVE NURSERY
SCHOOLS.
From F. w., Mclean, Va
Apropos cooperative nursery
schools which I've read about In
your columns, may I mention ours
jim nearby Virginia?
Langley School Is about 2 miles
beyond Chain Bridge. enrolling chill
dren from Falls Church, Mclean,
Vienna, Forestyille, Tysons Corner
and the environs. Morning ses-
sions include 8, 4 and 5-year-olds,
and afternoon classes cover the
first and second grades.
The teachers. standards and spirit
are all top quality, but being . non
profit t-making. cooperative venture
its rates are low. Mothers and
Evening star., 1946-11-05

facts straight in the beginning
Better he learn early to strive to-
ward the top than be allowed to
remain at the foot in mistaken
satisfaction.
The parents of failing children
are likely to want the symbols OF
success given their children. If their
children cannot have the AS. the
medals. prizes, honors, then the
others should not have them. Their
children feel bad and are likely to
have completes. they complain
True, and sad, too. But will giving
them unearned honors help them ?
And should leaders be eliminated
and the whole group leveled to the
lowest planes of achievement?
Competition is healthy; rewards
to the victors is right. The equality
we seek must be found in oppor-
tunity. Each has his chance to be
and become his best self on his own
ability. Instead of being taught he
suffers in justice because he cannot
do what another can do, teach him
to do what he can do and shine In
his own right. That is possible fol-
most of us.
| True, there are errors made, IN
| justices perpetrated, but the great
est injustice of any is rewardine
those who did not earn the reward
and know they did not earn 1t
That is poisonous and should never
in any form. be permitted.
Evening star., 1946-11-05
sOFTENING FRUIT CAKE;
DISH FOR TWO.

from "Chef," WGShtngtOn.J
To Mrs. N. L. B.: Place fruit cake
in glass baking dish, pour hot f1av-
ored jello over: put dish in hot
water. Test cake occasionally. When
cake softens, place dish to cool and
iell Cake can be cut out OF jelly
II desired.
TO Mrs. r. NJ. don't approve Of
having RICH turned into q gossip,
nor what you might term a "stimu-
lating exchange of nasty repartee. !"
RICH is unique as 1t is. I copy what
T please and then send the column
intact to my folks, who would not
be interested in Mrs. F. MS views
on city. welfare, etc.
To families Of two: In top OF dou-
BILE boiler put all your leftover cooked
vegetables, heat, and set aside. In
bottom half, / tablespoon -four, salt,
pepper, / teaspoon chill powder,
pinch dry mustard, Ia cups milk.
Stir over slow fame; when thick
add 2 thin slices cheese cut up; pour
at once over vegetables. Wash out
lower, put water in, put upper on
and let alone while meat is pre-
pared.
One half pound hamburger. Add
egg. Sift in enough corn meal
not to make firm but to cut sticki-
ness. Form into 2 cakes. Press into
the corn meal on both sides to coat.
Place in skillet over medium flame.
Turn when brown. When second
side browns turn fame low and cook
10 minutes. Pour some of the vege-
table sauce over the cakes for gravy.
Had no response to my sos of 2
months ago about bleach spilled on
sharkskin. Had the trousers dyed
No longer good for dress; OK to
work in. Moral: Watch your skin,
whether human or shark.
Evening star., 1946-11-05
The Beauty Roundup

a supersensitive skin plus a stub
born beard? Here's a shave soap
that has been carefully prepared
after scientific reserach. Has an
oil base and men who travel will
like the fact that 1t can be used
with hot or cold water. Guaranteed
to be what he has always
wanted. -.
Consultation: A very attrac-
tive young woman, Mala Ruben
stein, will be in town tomorrow, the
7th and the 9th, to consult with
you on how to achieve the new
dramatic makeup that should be
complementing the return Of fine
furs. luxurious fabrics. new per-
fumes and your full social calendar
But the talk doesn't begin or end
with makeup. Miss Rubenstein will
also talk about the plastic face
treatment which women over 40
have found especially benefitting to
the restoration of a youthful con-
tour to the face and throat. -.
Evening star., 1946-11-05
Emily Posts
Etiquette

f. Aouestion as to whether one may
not include q telephone number on
the bride and bridegroom's "at
home" card, has been asked several
times, and at first thought seemed
incorrect. But on second thought,
there might be an occasion when 1t
could be too practical to be taboo.
If. for instance. you are going to
live in an apartment house, where
l. you will use the general telephone
of the house and your name will
not be listed.
Dear Mrs. Post: I have been
wondering about this question to
which / cannot seem to find definite
answer. Should the guest list be
| furnished by the guest of honor for
shower honoring bride-to-be?
In some parts of the country I no
tice that the hostess asks the bride
to-be for list of her friends she
wants at the party. In other places,
the guest of honor doesn't know who
will be there, or that there Is to
be party 1or neF. untll Sne arrives
Answer-As a rule, a shower party
| is intended to be surprise" Also
such a party should be given by one
of group of intimate friends and
therefore there could be no neces-
sity for the bride" to be asked for
list of her best friends.
Dear Mrs. Post: I have three
little nieces between 4 and years
all of whom want to be my flower
girls. Can I have all three Of them
take part. and if so, how should
they walk, and should they be
dressed alike?
Answer-They should be dressed
alike, and the two of nearest height
should walk together and the third
should walk either in front. If she
| is shorter. or behind If she is taller