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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-28
W. BROWN
ESTATE Sales

A BEAUTIFUL shaded lot
in Su@7et' Park on paved
Burnett Blvd. Priced low.
A GOOD home 8 rooms 2
baths, large lot, windows
and doors weatherstripped.
Arranged for large family
or two apartments. 318
Queen St., on corner. Let
us show you.
WE ALSO have a good farm,
112 acres, 40 acres clear
ed. Good Z room home and
8 room tenant house. Let
us show you the crop now
on place.
DO YOU Want a business of
your own? I can sell you a
small grocery store. Stock
and fixtures and building
at a reasonable figure. Old
established corner.
IF YOU Have something to
sell or wish to buy consult
us. We believe we can
please you.
THANKS. ...
Dial 2-3227 1905 Market 81
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-28
statesmen WANTED

statesmen WANTED
A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY
Are your earnings providing suf-
ficient money to take care of the
high cost of living? Are you tired
of the inside job? Would you like
to increase your earning power?
Here's the answer-Sell the ma
tional advertised line of Under
writer Approved Fyr-Fyter Ex-
tinguishes direct to Schools.
Factories, Shops, Hotels, Res
t%aurants, Public Institutions.
Country Estates and Clubs. Ser
vice Stations, Farms. Homes,
Auto. Truck and Bus Owners,
Taverns, Summer Resorts,
Amusement Parks. Lumber
yards and hundreds of other
prospects. No investment in stock
as we deliver direct to your Gus
toners, collect and send your
profit checks each Friday. Be
your own Boss. Start right in
your home city and nearby
points. Make plenty of money.
Big demand now for Fyr-Fyter
Fire E xtinguis h e r S. Write
promptly for Free Details. THE
FYR-FYTER CO.. DEPT. T-3,
DAYTON ]. OHIO.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-28
70 R SALE
WATERS Snipes Has

WatterS-SnlpeS Has
For Sale
1919 MARKET STREET:
Large desirable home with
four bedrooms. Automatic
steam heat. Double garage.
Immediate possession.
SOB R STREET:
Established tourist home in
excellent location. Could
be converted into apart
ments. Immediate posses
sion.
606 SOUTH FRONT STREET
Very desirable six room
bungalow in excellent con-
dition.
1918 CASTLE STREET: Nice
five room asbestos single
home with early possession.
. Can be bought through
c.. I. Loan.
SUNSET PARK: South Har-
rison Street a six room
bungalow recently painted
and in perfect condition.
Venetian blinds, oil circu-
lator and hot water heater
included.
344 CAROLINA BEACH
ROAD: Nice six room
bungalow on high lot. Can
be bought very reasonable.
WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH: A
number of nice homes and
lots in all sections of the
beach.
LOTS: Very desirable build
ing lots in Forest Hills,
Oleander, Pineywoods,
Country Club Terrace,
Chestnut Heights, Sunset
Park-anywhere you de-
sire.
For Full Information Call
WATTERS-SNIPES
Realty Company, Inc
212-2l4 Princess Street
Dial 2-1193
WADDELL WATERS
QUINCY B. SNIPES
ADAIR M. MCKOY
MURDOCH M. DUNN
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-28
O R SALE

315 SOUTH 18th Street. Five
rooms and bath in good
condition and priced reas-
onably.
EXCELLENT SIX Room cot
tage in good location on
South 18th Street. Shown
by appointment only.
721 CHESTNUT Street, pric-
ed for quick sale.
us LAKE Street, Winter
Park, five rooms, large lot.
908 SOUTH FIFTH Street.
Two complete apartments
Completely renovated and
now vacant.
RICHARD A.
SHEW REALTY co.
r. A. Shew A. N. Shew
Realtors"
215 Princess Dial 2-2160
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-28
@--Aelp Wanted Male

SALESMEN Wanted-Over $28
day. Sell custom painted signs
new: No competition. Write Con-
cord Crafts, West Concord,
Mass.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-28
85-Help Wanted Male
T
TECHNICIANS

I~ECHNlClANS
WE HAVE immediate open
ings for skilled and semi
skilled electronic techni-
clans in our Winston-Salem
Radio Shops. Previous
training and military Or
civilian experience as radio
and radar repairmen and
technicians required.
EXCELLENT opportunities
for advancement in ex-
banding electronic. indus
try.
Liberal Benefit Plan
Vacations With Pay
Training Program
WRITE at once giving full
details of experience and
training to:
Employment Department:
Western Electric Co., Inc.
Chatham Road
WinSton-Salem. N. c.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-28

EXPERIENCED Advertising sales
man wanted for local work.
Splendid opportunity for good
earnings. High type proposition
with established local conceN.
Box Ms. Star-News.
VETERANS WITH cars wanted to
call on veterans in your home
county or adjoining counties. Or
portunity to earn at least 500
or more weekly. Interesting sales
work. We train you. Write i'm
mediately giving qualifications.
Box &C, Richmond, Va.
WANTED-PAINTERS On water
tanks-$1.75 per hour. Camp Lee
jeune. See Ed Bradley, main
gate.
BIG MONEY-Huge line HOO print
ed business necessities, office
supplies, advertising specialties,
calendars. Christmas items. Low
prices. Easv s%sales. Businesses
buy on sight. Experience un-
necessary. Fast delivery. Per
manent, Full part time. Outfit
fee. Kaesel Blair. Cincinnati,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-28

WANTED-S everal registered
nurses, general duty SIS bed gen
eral hospital. Six day week. eight
hour day, rotating shift each
month. Salary $143.75 plus main
tenance. Located in city of A.
900 population in excellent Pied
mont section of South Carolina.
Also one anethetists, salary open
and full maintenance. Average
about thirty major operations and
fifteen minor operations per
month. In replying state age,
qualifications, experience and
date of availability. also refer
ences. Box T. c. P, Star-News.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-28

Maintenance foreman
located at Norfolk. Va. Write in
detail giving complete expert
ence record, age, education,
type of equipment experienced
with. Only fully qualified need
apply. Write Welding Shipyard.
T. O. Box 1898. Norfolk. va.
WANTED ONE Colored ice puller
Tor night work. Apply in person
Monday. Rose Ice and Coal Co.
FOOD PRODUCT Manufacturer
with so years of successful op-
Grafton and of national reputa-
ton is interested in employing
a salesman for eastern Carolina.
Headquarters Wilmington. Good
salary. expenses and reasonable
car allowances. Must own an
automobile. Please reply by let
ter to Box PHI, Wilmington Star
News, giving age. education. ex-
penience and telephone number.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-28

SALESMAN OVER 40
New car is yours without cost
as soon as required gallons of
American L-R Cement are sold
and paid for. Sold to property
owners. Advance to Territory
Manager. If reliable. able sales
man over 40. send full details
your qualifications to: Box 1866,
Cleveland, Ohio.
CALENDARS offer excellent full
time Or sideline selling. We can
supply. MidWestern. Box 422,
Springfield Missouri.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-28
l39-RaGio And Repairs

EXPERT RADIO repair. free pick
up and delivery. Prompt service
work guaranteed. Blake and
Fennell. 316 Southern Bldg. Dial
2-8179.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-28
Wanted Male Or Female
S0-Help Wanted Female

SELL XMAS CARDS, new and diff
terent assortment up to so per
cent profit. Stocked locally.
Phone 21645.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-28

GIRLS WANTED over 10 yrs. of
age Tor soda fountain and grill
work. Experience preferred. Ap-
ply. Mr.. Houghton. manager of
Jlffy Grill, corner of End and
Chestnut streets.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-28

WOMEN'S Organizations, church
circles and clubs, $42.O profit on
gross Or Vanilla Extract;
terms, details free. Rowe Co.,
723 w. 26 St., Norfolk. Va.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-28

WANTED TO buy home in or near
Wilmington. in nice location,
Dial 2-7814 giving particulars.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-28
ln-Wanied TO Rent

WANTED = Unfurnihsed house,
eight rooms or more. Call 2-2645.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-28

W extra money
for Christmas. Part or full time.
Sell Nylon Hosiery. Good COM
mission, bonuses. Personal Hosi-
cry Free. Delaware Hosiery
Mills, Middletown, Del.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-28
l56- Employment Wanted

WANT JOB Cooking or nursing,
live on lot if necessary. Ill 18th
Street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-28
Houses For Sale

ar SALE BY Owner. Duplex
onartment house across from
~Eniscopal church on Wrightsville
Sand. Large lot and all con-
reniences. Come down for in
lotion Or Dial 1891.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-05-09

The New Jos. III. Walsh
Super Service Station
PARK AND ROSSELLE
PARK AND ROSSELLE SITS.
WELCOME TO

The JOS. H. Walsh Company Is proud 10 an
nounce the opening Of It's new Super Service
Station al Park and Rosselle Streets. L IS the
elimination Of 81 years Of serving 1he motor
ing public Of Jacksonville. service that dates
back 10 1910 when Jos. H Walsh opened his
first tire and tire repair shop. Through the
years, the JOS. H. Walsh Company has en-
deavored TO meet the needs OF our thousands
OF friends and customers now served by seven
service stations
The frontiersman., 1947-10-01
HEAVIER HUNTING THIS YEAR

The number of moose killed this year in the Chugach area topped by an average of three times the number killed in pre- vious years it has been reported.
 Approximately o4 moose were shot this year and the increase is said to be due to the fact that there were almost seven times as many hunt CTS out in that aree this year in c comparison to the previous seasons.
The frontiersman., 1947-10-01
FARE ELL PARTY FO.t lhS. JACK BRENNAN
handkerchief

4 handkerchief shower honoring Hrs. Jack Brennan 17as held yester- day afternoon at the home of Hrs. Betty !'adsUorth.
 Mrs. TIadsworth ser we'd a complete luncheon to the following invited quests: Hrs. Lois inder- son, Hrs. Floyd Bond, .rs. Dave Dunton, Mrs. Alice Groothof, Mrs. Dick Miller, Mrs. T. Patrick O'Brien and the horored guest Hrs. Brenn- an.
 Young fry in attend ance were: faster Ray 'Iadsworth, l.aster "Sparky Groothof and Hiss Kathy Brennan.
 lirs. Brennan and family left today for their hone in Seattle via ..nclloraCe.
The frontiersman., 1947-10-01

HUNTERS
 BRING 'Eli BACK
 Adrian Duncan, Joe Carlough, Johnny Colberg and Richard Olsen who went to Tuka Bay last Saturday afternoon on a hunt ing trip returned with the verbal ducks.
The frontiersman., 1947-10-01

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 J:2%61uHM
 SELDOVfA'S CLEANUP
 PIXIE POPS UP .lGAIN!
 Civic improvement this week is noticed at the Jack Anderson ST. residence with some new raint on the outsi de and much ne~r improvements going on inside.
 The undercoat is white, and rre are anxious to see the completed paint job.
 Renodeling and fin ishing york is being done on the inside of the house.
 along r-ith thoir many other activities this ner: improvement work is keeping the Arlderson's s busy.
The Omaha guide., 1947-04-12

1926 at a cost of over a million
dollars. This beautiful group of
buildings is one of the show plac-
es of st. Louis.
The Missouri Synod Lutheran
Church is represented in north
central Omaha by Hope Lutheran
Church, Both and Corby SITS. Dur.
ing the one year of it's existence
Hope Lutheran has enjoyed unus-
ual growth under Gods blessings.
It's communicate membership is
30; its Sunday School enrolment
of more than so children is in
creasing almost every Sunday.
Hope Lutheran extends a warm
welcome to the people of this com
munity to attend it's services at
IL a. m. Enroll your children in
Sunday School next Sunday. Sum-
day School begins at 10 o'clock.
A staff of efficient teachers stand
ready to serve your children in
the best possible way.
The Omaha guide., 1947-04-12

out the there is no crown.
and there is no crown without the
Cross. The power of the Cross
Increases mans resistance from
sin, and today Jesus Christ is
calling for men and women to sell
the Cross to the lost and not sell
themselves.
Convert, Mr.. H. Smith.
Ascensions: Miss Jean Rudd
Mr.. A. Frazier, Mrs. Minnie LoI
gan, Mr.. Robert Hern.
***
Glory to God the Father and the
Son Jesus Christ may Thy Glory
shine forever and ever. with
these words of humble praise to
our Almighty Father and Son.
Jesus Christ, we Of st. Johns re-
spond in appreciation for the
strength and faith given us these
past 25 years that will climax on
Sunday 18th, 1947 in our march
upward on higher ground. Thru
Thy generous strength OLord
from day un-to-day, we have been
able to achieve for you and our
selves with the help of our many
friends, a glorious victory. We
pray O'Lord may this be another
step in Thy program here on this
earth to bring the Kingdom of
God closer to men and women.
May we make st. Johns a mecca
or meeting place for all God-fear
ing men and women seeking en-
trance into the Kingdom of Heav-
IN. May we bring fellowship,
brotherhood and Christian good
will toward all men and women
of all walks of life closer here on
earth. May we lift the fallen and
may we continue to use the
strength and resources that Thou
bestows upon us from day to day
to build for st. Johns in Omaha.
Amen.
To our many friends we the Of
ficers of st. Johns stewards,
Stewardesses, and Trustees) Pas
tor and Wife, Rev. and Mrs. E. B.
Childress and Membership, ex-
tend to you a cordial invitation to
be with us on Sunday at 10:45 a.
m. April 18th, 1947.
Mrs. c. Carter urges the mem
bers and friends of st. Johns to
bring your Sunday dinner and
stay all day with us on April 13,
The Omaha guide., 1947-04-12

Mix IL cups sifted ALL-PURPosE FLOUR
and y teaspoon SALT. MEASURE out u
cup sPRY.
Step l for Tenderness-Cut in about
"a Of the Spry with pastry blender or
two knives until as fine as meal.
Step 2 for Flakiness-Cut In remaining
Spry to size of large peas.
SPRINKLE 2% tablespoons cold WATER
over mixture -. MIX thoroughly, with
fork, until all particles cling together. -.
The Omaha guide., 1947-04-12
CHRIST TEMPLE
CHURCH OF CHRIST (H)
REV. c. l.. CARHEE. Pastor
REV. J. w. GOODWIN. Asst

CHRIST TEMPLE
CHURCH OF CHRIST (H)
REV. c.. l.. CARHEE, Pastor
REV. ]. w. GOODWIN, Asst.
We are thankful to have wor-
shipped on another Easter Sunday
the day of the Resurrection OF
u Lord Jesus Christ. At 800
a. m. we had prayer and praise
service. The dreary looking skies
of the earlier part of the day did
not alter our attendance nor our
spirits of thankfulness for this
day. While the pastor spoke to
us, we reviewed, in our minds, a.
gain the fearless crucifixion of
our Lord Jesus Christ.
Rev. Carhee's subject for Eas-
ter Sunday was THE RESUR-
RECTION AND WHAT 1T
MEANS TO US" 1st Cor. ID.
Matt. %. He so beautifully de-
cribed to us how Christ appeared
before Pontius Plate and how Pr
late pleaded for Christ's life but
the Pharisee's, through envy de-
manded His crucifixion. Rev.
Carhee further related the sealing
and guarding of His sepulchre,
His Resurrection, His appearance
to His own, that Christ sent His
disciples to baptize and teach all
nations, the worth of His Resur-
rection to us, We are risen with
Him from a state of death in sin.
In Him, u Lord Jesus Christ, is
our Salvation.
Following the sermon, we COM
muned together and extended the
right hand of fellowship to each
other. Sunday evening at 1880 p.
M, the Young People of the chur-
oh rendered an Easter Program
which was enjoyed by all who at
tended. We are proud of
Youth for they are the Church of
tomorrow. The Easter program
was directed by Mother Shaefron
and others. Colorful eggs were
passed out to all of the children.
The Pastor commended our Youth
for this wonderful Easter pro-
gram.
Order of Service:
600 a. m. Sunday morning
prayer service.
$50 a. m. Sunday School, Sis.
Hattie Manley, Supt.
HOO Morning Worship, Devo-
tons led by the Deacons.
11:30 Choir Professional.
11:45 Sermon.
800 HYPU. Sis. Dollie McCrea,
President.
7:30 Evening worship.
The Omaha guide., 1947-04-12
HOW TO OVERCOME THE
OBSTACLES WHICH CAUSE
MANY YOUNG PEOPLE
TO AVOID PUBLIC PRAYER
MRS. RAYCHELLE r H

The place of prayer in the life of
a church cannot be accomplished.
My house, saith the Lord, shall be
called of all nations, the house of
prayer. There is all too little gen
uine praying in our churches today.
This is especially true in the case of
Youth. What is responsible for this
Is it that Youth is not consecrated? Is
it that he does not know the meaning
of prayer or the value of prayer? In
some instances, such is the case. There
are a number of young, people in our
lives to the servic of God. Without
Conservation they cannot know the
worth of prayer.
On the other hand there are Youth
who are cOnsecrated and who do know
the value of prayer, who nevertheless
refrain from praying in the public.
Why is this? What are those Obstac-
les that cause them to avoid public
prayer?
AS | see them, they are:
1. Public Criticism.
2. Self Consciousness.
3. False Conceptions Of what con-
stitutes appropriate public prayer.
/ 4. NOn-Practice.
PUBLIC CRITICISM-Afraid of
what the people will say or think.
Fear of ridicule and the like. Fear is
of great benefit to mankind. 1t is not
to be elided but rather to be contrOll-
ed and used constructively. For in
stance, instead of fearing the critic
ism of the public, let Youth fear the
wasting of opportunity and failing to
|, glorify God in the public.
ELF-CONSCIOUSNESS- To over
come it, one must become Christ-con-
scious. He promised never to cave us
nor forsake us. So we may bodily say
with the Apostle Paul THE Lord is
! ny helper.
FALSE CONCEPTIONS OF WHAT
Lie PRAYER. What is prayer but
an humble conversation with God, ask
ing with the simplest of words for
| what we need and want, thanking
Him in our own individual way for
His blessings? Let us study the
simplicity of the Lords prayer and
let it be our daily guide in praying
| NON-PRACTICE-If, in every home
there were the family altar and if
each child were called on to lead the
family in prayer, this problem of Non
Practice could hardly exist. Other
possible ways Of solving this problem
Are:
a. For Sunday School and Union
leaders to call on young people to
pray from time to time.
b.. ~Persuading Youth to attend the
prayer meetings and urging them to
Dray.
God said what things so ever We
desire, when We pray believe that ye
'eceive them, and We shall receive
them" We are all looking forward to
a better church of tomorrow. Only
through prayer and more prayer will
It be attained.
Youth must overcome these Obstacl
es which cause them to avoid public
prayer. If you desire, ask for more
faith, more power and more faith,
more power and more understanding.
If you believe, you shall receive them
Prayer is the Christian vital breath,
the Christian native air,
His w%atchword at the gates of
death,
He enters heaven with PRAYER.
The Omaha guide., 1947-04-12
HILLSIDE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH

The Hillside Presbyterian chur-
CHI services are being held at the
Sharon Seventh Day Adventist
Church, 2760 Lake st. Every
Sunday morning at IL a. m. Rev.
John Cumming speaker. Good
music by the Choir. Come out
and worship where a warm wei
come awaits you. Our own min
lister, Rev. Charles e. Tyler will
be in the pulpit next Sunday.
Thelma Newte, Reporter.
The Omaha guide., 1947-04-12

MARC BLITZSTEIN, noted com
poser, playwright and pianist.
will be a special guest at Fisk
University's 18th annual Festi-
val of Music and Art, April 1926
Some of his works, including
parts of his famous "Airborne
Symphony" will be performed in
a concert of contemporary music
Friday evening, April 25. Com
posed (for orchestra, chorus,
speaker and soloists) in 1943
while Blitzstein was with the 9Th
Air Force in England, the "Air-
borne" was played that same year
by the London Symphony Orch
estra, accompanied by the U. S.
Armp Negro chorus of Aviation
Battalion troops; Roland Hayes
was soloist. The American pre-
miere of the symphony was per
formed last fall by the New York
City Symphony orchestra under
the direction of Leonard Bern
stein. Among other guests at the
Fisk festival will be Carl Van
Vechten. John Work, Phillipa
Duke Schuyler, and Virgil Thorn
SON.
The Omaha guide., 1947-04-12

sions, originating in the time of
Martin Luther, were again made
the basis of teaching and prac-
tice in the Lutheran Church in A
merica.
The phenomenal growth of this
conservative body is reflected in
the latest statistics. Organized in
1847 with 16 congregations. it
now has almost 2 million adher-
ents and is the largest individual
Synod Of the Lutheran faith.
The Missouri Synod believes in
sound indoctrination. More than
1000 congregations maintain
their own full time Christian
schools. Shown above is Concor-
dia Theological Seminary, st. Lou
is, Mo, founded by the pioneers
of the Missouri Synod in a log
cabin in Perry County, Mo. This
Seminary has grown to be the
largest Lutheran Theological Sem
mary in the world. Completed in
The Omaha guide., 1947-04-12
Walters Column
BY n. w. SMITH
HA-O8OO

Mr.. Rube Tyree of KC., Mo,
was meeting many friends in O.
maha week of April 7th.
I'M. Clip Gordon one of Omahas
pioneer roast beef knights out in
front and going good at the Hill
hotel.
Mr.. Gabby Watson very much
out in front with his high power
ed auto very much on the up and
go
The cold weather slowed down
the Easter parade and some of
the frocks and suits could be
spotted here and there.
Mr.. Jimmie Johnson top man at
one of the high class mite clubs.
I'M. Johnnie Malloy the 2-3-4...
The Omaha guide., 1947-04-12
Hard Coughing Spells
Resulting From Colds

When your cold brings on a nasty
troublesome cough, spend 45 cents at
any drug store for a bottle of BUCK
LEYS CANADIOL MIXTURE triple
acting-to relieve coughing fast. BUCK
LEY'S acts promptly to help loosen up
thick. sticky phlegm soothe irritated
throat membranes and ease hard cough
Ing spells. So try it the very next time
a cold results in a w%racking. stubborn
cough. Find out for yourself just how
good it is for coughs due to colds. Get
BUCKLEY'S CANADIOL MIXTURE -
made in the U.S.A.-TODAY-all drug
giSts.
The Omaha guide., 1947-04-12
SPRY PIE SHELL

SHAPE, with fingers, into smooth, fat
round -. PLACE on Toured board; with
Toured rolling pin, roll toward edge with
successive light strokes, keeping dough
round while rolling -. ROLL into circle
u inch thick 80. PLACE dough in 9-inch
pie pan, pat with piece Of dough to fit
pastry into pan . TRIM pastry l inch
larger than pan; turn back edge 49,.
FLUTE rim . PRICK shell all over with
fork -. BAKE in very hot oven (45Oe FL
10-15 minutes.
The Omaha guide., 1947-04-12


Summer School of Catholic Inter
racial Techniques here. The first
term will run from July 6 to
July 10 and the second from
July 81 to August g..
The school has been organized
by Baroness Catherine DeHueck,
founder of the Friendship House
Movement, to prepare persons for
interracial work and the elimin-
alton of racial segregation by
means of Catholic theology and
Christian living. A large enroll
ment is expected.
Sessions will be held at st. Jo-
seph's Farm. Dean of the school
is Mr. James Quinlan.
The Omaha guide., 1947-04-12
MRS. CARRIE GRIFFIN DIES
WHILE ATTENDING EASTER
MORNING SERVICES

Mrs. Carrie Griffin, 46, of PIT
IL Grant Street, collapsed in a
pew Sunday morning while attend
ing Easter services at the Mount
Calvary Community Church 2422
Grant st.
Funeral services for Mrs. Crit
fin were held Wednesday after
noon at 2 pm. from Mt. Calvary,
with Rev. w. r. Johnson official
ing, with burial at Forest Lawn.
The Omaha guide., 1947-04-12
HAWAIIAN CHIFFON PIE

1 teaspoon grated lemon rind
3 egg whites
l cup canned pineapple, cut in
pieces Preserve some for
garnish'
l baked Spry Pie Shell
Il cup coconut
ing after each addition until stiff. Fold
carefully into gelatin mixture until well
blended. Fold in pineapple. Pile lightly
in baked pie shell.
Arrange a border Of coconut around
top of pie Decorate center with pine
apple. grated lemon rnd, and bits Of
green citron. Chill in refrigerator several
hours, or until firm. Watch the whole
family call for seconds.
The Omaha guide., 1947-04-12
TWO TERMS OFFERED
BY SUMMER SCHOOL OF
CATHOLIC INTERRACIAL
TECHNIQUES

Marathon City, Wis, April 7th
instruction in the theological and
liturgical approach to the rae
question and other social prob
lens will be offered during two
terms, each of two weeks dur
alton, at the Friendship House