Evening star., 1948-07-12
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

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ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
Information and requests sent
in by the following haze been
forwarded to those for ,Ohon, they
Uere intended:
Washington: Mrs, J. P. K,
Mrs. r. L. H., Mrs. E. D., E. L.
Nick, Mrs. B. p, Mrs. H., H. F.
K, Mrs. M. w. K, Mrs. w. z. r.
= Alexandria: Mrs. G. F. K, Mr..
j. A. LIE ", Mrs. J. N. B., Mrs.
B. B. H. Arlington: Mrs. r. L.
r, Mrs. ]. Q. c., Mrs. A. w. H..
O. L. r. Avondale: S. N. w.
Berwyn: M. s. Bethesda: Mrs.
w. c. j. Bradbury Heights: Mrs.
C.P. Chevy Chase: Mrs. c. B. M.
Falls Church: Mrs. M. c. T., Mrs.
T. H. H., Mrs. S. F. g., Mrs.
C. w. c., Mrs. w. P. c., Mrs.
J.C.K. Germantown: Mrs. A. c.
Green Meadows: Mrs. J. M. w.
Hyattsville: M. McC, Mrs.
P. G. Mount Rainier: A. K.
Riverdale: Mrs. I. F. Silver
Spring: Mrs. H. w. A., Mrs. R. E.,
Mrs. D. C. Takoma Park: Mrs.
F. G. S., Mrs. r. E. T.
ANOTHER BIBLE OFFERED;
DICTIONARY.
From E. V. P, Mount Rainier)
also have large Bible. So if
you receive many requests for the
Bible G. E. P. is offering I can help
out with one request. Also have a
large dictionary for a small school.
1t is not new, I would say about 1900.
These have been in the attic for
nine years. will gee them down
upon request.
MERINGUE SPICE CAKE.
From Mrs. r. c. s., Jr. Arlington.
Three-fourths cup shortening, 2
cups brown sugar, 2 beaten egg
yolks, 2a cups -four, "a teaspoon
salt, l teaspoon baking powder,
teaspoon soda, l teaspoon cinnamon
i teaspoon cloves, 1A cups sour
milk, teaspoon vanilla extract
Thoroughly cream shortening and
sugar; add egg yolks and beat until
fluffy. Add sifted ingredients al
ternately with milk and vanilla,
beating vigorously after each ad-
dition. Pour into creased 9x13-inch
pan; bake in moderate oven $50 de-
grees about 30 minutes. Cover with
Brown Sugar Meringue: One cup
light brown sugar, 2 stiff beaten egg
whites, u cup broken pecan meats
Slowly add sugar to egg whites;
beat until smooth. Spread over
cake batter and sprinkle with
pecans. Return to oven to brown
about is minutes. This recipe is
from the Better Homes and Gardens
Cook Book and I have never had q
failure.
KOSHER DILL PICKLE?
From M. II. j., Washington.)
To o. B. D., Arlington: I woulo
like to have the recipe for Kosher
Dill Pickle.
"a
COUNTRY KETCHUP.
From MI. W. F. OK, Washington,
Would one of your kind readers
allow me to have recipe for coun'
try ketchup?
BIBLES FOR OVERSEAS?
From M. A. T., WnShtngton.)
Church World Service collects ane
distributes Bibles, as well as food
clothing, ETC., for overseas relief. ane
is carving on large work in tht
rehabilitation of damaged churches
The Bibles may be left at one o.
our church collection depots, or l.
necessary we may be able to cal
for them. For further Information
call National 1904.
BLACK STARCH.
From Mrs. M. NJ, Fairlington.) )
! When Boy Scout called TO
papers we gathered ours in hast
and I am sure included the one
intended to keep so do not hav
the initials of the lady that inquire'
about black starch. I imagine Wha
she has in mind is starch made a
usual but using black coffee instea'
of water. My mother and grand
mother made 1t for their black Gallo
and sateen dresses and sun bonnets
This material was used lot in thel
day. The coffee darkens the starcl
and it does not show white whel
ironed. In their time tailor shop
were all but unheard OF so they dl
their own mending. If possible t
obtain a patch of the material
was placed beneath the torn place
if not a patch as nearly like it a
possible, then ravelings were draw
from seams of the material If an
was available and was woven owe
and through the torn place, then
cloth dampened with cold blacl
coffee was placed over all an
pressed. The darned place seldom
was noticeable.
!. I also use coffee rinse for all m
: ecru material. If too dark the f1rs
time some can quickly be rinsed ou1
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