Evening star., 1949-02-01

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For F. A. M, Arlington: II she will
call at the offices of the Washington
Federation of Churches, 1751 N street
NV, she can see samples Of vari-
Gus devotional handbooks and get
suggestions from their teen-age
specialists.
From Mrs. H. r. O., McLean.)
To Mrs. F. A. NJ, Arlington: If you
will get any of Emmett Fox's books
at the large bookstores, I am sure
your teen-agers would find them not
only worthwhile, but calling. The
Cathedral has bookshop, too.
From Mrs. E. X. g., Bridgewater.) }
Get Thoughts of God for Boys
and Girls" new volume from
E>rper's. Other valuable books are
lone God-The Ways We Worship
Him." by Mary Alice Jones: Young
Peoples Prayers" by Percy Hay
ward. I would like. quite modestly,
to recommend Worship in the
Christian Home" by Edward X.
Ziegler (Elgin Press, Elgin, Ill, Is
cents.
From Mrs. G. w., Washington.)
Responding to the request Of Mrs.
F. A. NJ, in regard to daily reading
of teen-agers, I recommend highly
any publication of the Unity School
Of Christianity of Kansas City, Mo.
Daily Words-Weekly Unity" also
Monthly Magazine, are all excellent,
I think. I am sure if you will drop
them card, they will send you
sample copies.
(From Miss L. A. S., Takomd Park. J
For r. A. NJ, Arlington: I have
been using the devotional booklet,
Today" in my daily devotions for
several years and I find it very help
full. I believe it would be suitable
for teen-agers, as well as for adults.
It contains short prayer, sug-
gested Bible reading and inspira-
tional comments. There is differ
ent author for each month, so it
doesn't get monotonous. Subscrip-
ton price, go cents a year.
II n II "
SWORD FERN?
OLD FLATWARE?
(Fron, E. r. S., Arlington.)
I've written before inquiring what
can be done with sword fern that
is slowly dying. Would appreciate
help since it is a pretty plant and
hate to lose it.
What can one do with old silver
flatware besides paying an exhorbi-
tant price for plating?
ITALIAN RECIPES:
DRILLING HOLE IN BOTTLE?
(Fron, Mrs. r. M. L., Arlington.)
If Mrs. P. S. will send $3.50 to the
1948 Doubleday & Co., Inc, Garden
City, N Y, she can buy art of
Italian Cooking" by Maria Lo
Pinto. In this book there are about
200 Italian recipes including italian
pastries. This book can also be
borrowed from a library in Wash
ington and Arlington. They are ex-
ceuent recipes-and I'm of italian
descent and know.
Does any one know how to drill
holes In glass bottles to make lamps
without breaking the glass?
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR.
(From Miss G. E. B., University
Park.)
In reply to Mrs. r. G. K. and
other readers who would like tc
know where buckwheat flour may be
bought. I would suggest obtaining ii
from Stanton's Mill, Grantsville
Md. We have been using this buck
wheat flour for years and have
found it to be the very best. am
sure you will also.
COCONUT MACAROONS;
CREASES FROM MATERIAL.
From H. B. NJ, Washington.)
For Mrs. E. M. p, Washington:
Three egg whites beaten until dry
add / cup granulated sugar, add !
cup corn flakes, add u cup grated
coconut, / teaspoon vanilla. Drop
by teaspoon on well-greased baking
sheet, 2 inches apart, In $50.
degree oven, or until light brown
Very delicious.
Creases from material, for Mrs
8. B., Washington: There, is for
sale chemical pressing cloth at the
sewing machine stores throughout
the city, used with q hot iron, which
presses any hemline creases from
silk, woolen or cottons, making gar
! ment look new.