Evening star., 1947-02-21
cheese Kuchen recipe. It Is made |
with cottage cheese and eggs used as
a filling In this type Kuchen dough.

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with cottage cheese and eggs used as
a filling In this type Kuchen dough.
(Fron. Mrs. L. F., Washtngton.l
In answer to Mrs. A. K. B., Chevy
Chase request for Kuchen may I
suggest that she try to get a cook
book from the library which I think
excellent for such recipes. The title
is European and American Cui-
sine," by Gesine Lemeke, or If she
will send me her address I will
mail the recipe as I do not have
time at present to copy it.
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COLLEGE INFORMATION?
From Mrs. G. McC., Wdsftngton.J
AS both boy and girl will be en-
tering college in the fall we would
appreciate any and all advice and
information we can get. What is
an average cost for room and board
at the dornitories, tuition. books,
sports, fraternities, etc. How does
a Christian or Bible college differ
from the others? Is 1t advisable
for them to help work their way
through college, If so is there work
at the dormitories or college for
them or will they have to find out
side work? What would be consid-
cred an average allowance for both
boy and girl. per week or month?
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POEM LOCATED.
(Fronl M. /. G., Washington
The poem that Mrs. j. A. w. of
Takoma Park refers to:
JEST FORE CHRISTMAS.
By Eugene Field.
F'shfE WIiF. calls me William sister calls me
Mother nth Rti, Galls me Willie but the fslsrs call
Mighty glad amt a girl, ruther be boy.
without them sashes, .curls. an things
Love to chawnk green apples an 90 swim
Hate to take the caster-ile they give for
Most all the time. the whole year round,
there amt no fiies on me,
But Jest fore Christmas I'm as good as
Got WELLER dog named Sport, sick him
First thing she knows sh. doesn't know
out to Slide. "0''
Long comes the grocery cart. an we all
hook a ride!
But sometimes when the grocery man is
Worried an cross.
He reaches, at us with his whip, an lar
rups up his hoss.
an tethed shsa MAJ EftF an h0ller' "oh' 's never
But jest fore Christmas I'm as good as
Gran,ma says she hopes that when sit
TO be man.
I'll be inissionarer like her oldest brother.
AS was ct up BY the cannibuls that lives
Where every prospect pleases, an only man
But gIanma she has never been to see a
Nor mead ths sS.d ts Of Daniel Boone or else
That BpflIo Bill an cowboys is good
ExeHps enspsn ,.st iar ,qo1. me Christina. when I'm
good as kin BET
And soemn-fs thsn Ee sDert .t h hangs around SO
His msyt.r syss thsy f,s seen Rls ssayin What's the
The old cat sneaks down of her perch an
wonders what's become
OF them two enemies of hern that used to
make things hum!
pr proved. % our Win Willie u isI' fS'n'f' nv" '
But father. havin' been boy hisseh.'
suspicious me
When. Just fore Christmas, I'm as good
as kin be!
For Christmas: M with its lots an lots Of
Was made, they say. for proper kids
an not for naughty boys:
So wash yer face an bresh yer hair. an
An don't bust out yer p6ntaloons, ana
don't wear out yer shoes;
Say "Yessum" to the ladies, an "Yessur"
AM when they's company, don't pass yer
plate for pie again;
But. thinkin' of the things yerd like to
see upon that tree,
Jest fore Christmas be as good as yer kin
bel
This has always been a favorite OF
mine. In fact I have just copied it
from a book of Eugene Fields poems
called Love Songs of Childhood"
given to me by my father when I
was girl of 7 way back in 1911.
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SUGGESTION.
From Mrs. w. c. B., Washington.
have wondered why those who
write in fer poems do not look
them up.li since libraries and