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The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-11-18
Chapel HiIlians Have
Big Time in New York
(Continned from 60 paae }

(COMtiEaed from fTst pagO
afternoon5O0 miles In 1917
hours. They made the trip
back IN one day too, getting
home Tuesday night. From
their quarters IN the hotel Taft
they had q fine view of the
merrymaking IN Times Square,
and after looking at it D while
they went down and took part
in It Other Chapel Hillians at
the Taft were the Charles
Miners and the Teet Lloyds.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Perry,
Mrs. r. W. Madry, and James
Hazard travelled between
Chapel Hill and Washington by
automobile and between Wash
ington and New York by train.
Maryon Saunders and his
assistant, William Shuford,
after attending an alumni meet
ing in Washington, went on to
New York and opened the
alumni headquarters at the
Statler. Among the people they
saw In New York were William
4. Kenan, Jr.. John Motley
Morehead, and John L. Harri-
son, president of the UNC
alumni association in New Yoxk
Mrs. Saunders, in Baltimore
while her husband was in Wash
Ington, joined him in New York
for the game.
Among the Chapel Hillians
who divided their travel be-
tween automobile and train, with
Washington the exchange point,
were Mr.. and Mrs. Y. z. Cannon
and two students whom they
took along. The guests at the
Cannons' dinner party at the
Latin Quarter after the game
included Irl Summerlin. his
daughter, Mrs. Joseph B. Phil
ips; his son, Sam Summerlin /;
Johnny Gobbel and his friend.
Miss Mary Barden, a coed from
Jacksonville, Fla; and Smitty
LiDeberger.
W. H. Fogleman shared with
the proprietor the honor OF
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-11-18
Romance Of Rosy Ridge"

The Romance Of Rosy
Ridge" " the movie adapted from
McKinIay Kantor's famous story
Of the same name, will be shown
at the Village theatre next Fri
day. November Is, with Van
johnson in the role Of the music
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-11-18
Blackwell Speaks at Gaffney

Gordon W. Blackwell, direc-
tor of the University's Institute
for Research in Social Sciences,
recently went to Gafney, S. c.,
to give three lectures at Lime
stone College.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-11-18

making. mystic yagabOnd. The
new Betty Hutton musical, Red
Hot and Blue" win be at the
Carolina theatre Thursday and
Friday.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-11-18

representing the Carolina Bar
Der Shop at the game. He and
Bob Smith and some students
made the round trip by automo-
bile.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-05-28

Gas Sauptproblem lit in ser Sat'
ia6e 5u iuden, oaB es augenblidlid
ia nibt INN 0eutldlonb = lrno Se.
iterreid) ~ gebt, lonbern boB aud
bas Balais Stole MIR cine Srontltel.
lung in bem rfalten &riege" lit.
Sn einem ioeben bier eingetroffe'
nen 8ud iiber grnit Singer, oer
neulid) bie 3iir6er Salbmonatsi6rift
.Srientierung' einen "enpfinolider
Seismoerapb" nannte, einen uMit
geitalter l1nlerer 3eit, ser :. an
allen meientliden 8eDegungen unie'
rer tieferregten @elt @nteil batte unf
INNER nod bat =. ~, IeIen mir: Isl.
iionen elmer beiieren - geeint e II
= 8eIt finben faum mebr einen Nie.
beridlag in ben 8eribten, Die aus
europa berausgeben. sln ben &1n.
bern Der 8eltpolitif, in Balditina
@riedenlano, in Dit unb Siiboit.
europa berbrdngen, ieoem bel,tlih
Die @eiibtspllnfte Ser m a 6 tp 0 i.
tiiden @inHuBlpbdren bic 8iiio.
men elmer neuen id6pferiiben euro
pati9en Soberierung Die Boli.
tit Der ndhiten Sabre lit fir guropo
Die Musbalancierung Der ssnterefe,
Ser ,@roBen gier', in @irflidfeit Der
,@roben- 3tpei': Il. g. 81. ,,nb Il. g.
9. g. Die, europGiiden NationaI.
itnaten ,auf Ser Seite Der Sieger fina
ebenio tpie Die 8olfer Der ebemaligef
adfe l,a,r. Dbiefte y6ieies eroben
SWels nm Die Melt-Seeemonie !"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-05-28

opportuniItii6e l,no utilitariItiidt
@rDdgungen Der 0tadtpolitif. 0as
mag manden tpie Sarelie flingen, -
aber nur iolhen, Die nod auf oil
alten 8on5eptionen bes 0enofrotis
mus nertrauen, Die au6 in Sen Ser
Staaten iebr tief I'M &11rs iteben, 1pit
Die 8eifihte Der inneren ll1o allberr
8olitif unieres 2onbes in oen LETTER
Sabren 5ur 8eniiee bort,,t.
China anf Der Barrier aonfcrens
tSoapeit Die StdrfepcrbGItniiie oel
beiben fiibrenoen 8erbonolungs part,
ner in 8etradt fommen, bot GuBIont
our6 oie in ben @ablen in leiner 8e,
Iatungs5one bofl,mentierte 9lbleb,
nl1ng Ser Mosfau'er Siibrung einen
itarfen Srumpf eingebiiBt, oaiiir aber,
pie idon oft al hieicr Steue ousee.
fiibrt, ourd Die Siege Ieiner fonmu-
niitiiden 5reunoe in China eineu uiel
Itarferen Srump geDonncn.
SOS fernoitlide Sroblcm," beiBt
es in elmer Eoriier 8orreiponoen5 ber
Seem Yorfer Zines, lit ein 1lneeIa=
oener 8alt am &onferen5til6, oil benz
iiber Die 3ufllnft Ieutihlanbs Der
banoelt miro" China ollein bat eine
groBere 8enolferung oils allc Die Gan.
Der sul lammen, oeren Gertreter i'm
Salais &ole perlammelt lino. grgieBt
lid ober bie rote Slut iiber Sio,
China binpeg IN Die 2dnocr Siios
Iiiens uno Snooneiien, bann mag iid)
einmal Der aanlpf nm 0elltldlanb
lino europa als GorIpiel zines piel
genaltieeren @eltoromas baritellen.
Das ipiiien bic Guiieu piel beiier als
mir es bier ausfiibren fonnten, unb
es Dure cine groBe lleberrolbung,
1Denn es oe1 Gertreteru ocs 8eitens
bon Saaeprano-8iIdinifp nidt nit
allenl geo6brud 5l1 Semitic eefiibrt
1piir0e, tpenn crit einmal Die Waien-
tage Der 8onbomie i'm Gola-SolaIi
poriiber iein tperben.
gs lit oarum einiserntaben iiber.
raldeno, oab Sefretdr sdeion Den
bon luitralien 1ino einigen Der be.
brobten uiiatiiden 26nber uusgeben.
ben @eoonfen zines Sdutbiinoniies
tur5erbanb abeelebnt bat, obne IT.
gen6pelde, bur6 Die brobenoe @efabr
gebotene 8oridlaee 5u MAIDEN. 8ie
ieit benz SorItoB Ser &ommunilten an
ben Yangtie, tpeiB Sr. adeion ni6ts
por5uidlagen o1s: IbDartcn unb See
trinfen. &ir befiirbten, oaB man i'm
&reml cine Iolde Satenloigtett bon
Ser5en biQigt! ~.. ."'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-05-28
Die beutide &erfaiiurts

Die neue Serfollung fiir 8eit-
0eutIdlano puroe ont 6reltagabeno
ratifi5iert, ais iie nom 2anotag BON
gtorbrbein- -8eltfaIen 1T Siiiieloorf
na6 longer Gebattc NIT bunbertbrel-
rnofiinf5ig eeeen ohtunooreiBig
Stimmen eebilligt ipuroe. gtororbein-.
8eltfalen NOR Dos ad)te Der eli San-
ser in oen brei 8eit5onen, bas Die
8unbesperfallung rotifi5ierte, l,nb o.
nit apor oie 3peibrittel= =Mehrbeit ge-
geben, oie notig mar, ebe iie IN &raft
treten tonnte Am Samstag idloB it'd
@iirttemberg- Soben5onern on. Ses=
gleiben ratifi5ierte ouf gremen. 2ie
Staotperlpaltlrtg Ser meltli6en Sc
5irfe 8erlins nabm einitimmig Die
Gerfaiiung fir oieien Seil ser alten
&ei6sbauptItaot an. Sic Gerloliung
liebt peitgebenbe SelbItuerpaltrng
Dor, ood] bebolten lid sic slaiiertell
sic gnti6eioung iiber internutionale
unb einige anbere Sra9en Dor.
9tur elm 2anb bot geeen Die Ser
foii1ng geItinmt, 8opern, uber nit
ser grflGrung, bob iid aud 8apern
ser @eltbeutiben Hepublif onlf)lie=
Sen miro, nenn sic anberen 5ebn 2dn>
ser Sic @erfaiiung rotifi5leren.
Gas lit iett geifeben. Die GerIal-
lung 1purbe am Montag pon Sen odt=
unboft5ie nidtfommuniitiiden 0eit-
gIiebern oeS Gerfaillngsfonpents I'M
ter5eidnet unb offi5ien berfiinbigt
0ie neue i6por5-rot.s .solOene Reifs-
flogge puroe auf allen offentliden
@ebGuben sebiBt. Snnerbalb ser nod,
item brei Monote tperoen oie Regies
rung unb SOS Iarlament eeap6blt
1peroen.
Die neue 8eeierung miro ihren
Sit in 8orm baben unb hiirfte Dfitte
Suli flnftionieren.
rSpbe 8pmmiiIarc" in 9entIdlanb
General 2ucil1S 3. Glap, ser bis,
berige omerifanildJe Militargouper,
neur i1t 0eutiblanb, lit lette 8o6e
nad slmerifa 5uriifsefebrt unb bier
nit boben gbren entpfangen tporoen.
3,tm Gbef l1nierer beutiden Sffupa.
tionsaone ernannte 8rdiibent Srlt-
man @rn. Sobn S. RcgIop. bisber
Brdiioertt Der Beltbanf.
Bei benz Yerionennediel banoeIt
es fiH nod Sssnfrafttreten bes 8efas.
lsngsftatuts urb BEG Dreis 3ouen-Mb-
fommens nur nod 1im cine perb6lt-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-05-28

int poIlen 8iberipruh au Der friiberen
Bolitif itebenoe Desintereiiement I'M.
ieres Staatsbepartements auf anoere
8eiie erfldren? -" 8ir trauen Der
Staotsflnit bes 2iberalisnus oller.
bano 5u, fonnen aber einitipeilen niht
onnebmen, baB man NIT oI DE 7
Seidtfertiefeit nit lrnlerer Stellung
I'M Ba5ifif lpielte. 0aB man in Waib-
inston feline flare 8oritellung BON Der
geoe,,t,lng ser 8org6nee in Gbina
batte, 1par ia idon leit ber perunsliid-
ten Gbina-M -Miiiion Otarlbans offen-
bar. @inItpeilen balten mir on Der
aniidt felt, boB oie eelpaltigen fom-
muniitii6en grfolge in Chino maB-
gebenbe SteIlen in 8aibington baB
iiberraid]ten, gum Eeil besbalb,
1peil iie Dos Mosfau'er Goppelipiel
uidt ourhid)auten, oas 8eltintereiie
ouf oen rfalten arieg" in europa
uno oie 8erliner 8lodaoe 5u fon5en-
trierett, ipabrenb lid in China Ginge
porberetteten, uel6e Die grfolge oes
8eitens in europa peit in ben Sbat.
ten Itellen.
8ie oem aub JET, - in Saris ba.
ben iest bie Gerbanoluneen iiber be1t
leit bier Sobren peridleppten 5rieben
fir DeutIhlano bon neuem beaonnen.
Sic fniipfen oa an, NO tie Dor feb
5ebn Monoten abeebrohen ipurben.
auf Der agenoe iteben: Srobleme Der
@inbeit Ieutidlanos, reini6lieBlid
mirti6aftlider uno politiiher Brirt5i-
pien"; SiertMG6te>a >aontrolle; Ser.
lin, Die 8erliner @dbrung (bie in BET,
lesten Sagen 5l1 einem Streif Ser gi-
Ienbabner NIT itiirmilden Muftritten
fiibrte, ba Die noe Itoeuti6en giierbab-
ner iif) oagegen ner,pabren, nit Der
minoertpertieen Sltmarf entlobnt 5ll
meroen); 8orbereitung zines l1nab.
bdngigfeitspertrags fir Seiterreih.
Ser oiterrei6iife Gertroe lit idon
lange iiberf6aig. Der auseepoperten
&epublif 1par i6on tp1breuo bes arie-
ees Die ltnabbdngigfeit in aller Sorn
berlpro6en moroen, aber &uBlanb bot
ieoen 8eriub ser Musfiibrune bee
Geripredens nereitelt. 2ette 8ohe
fiiubiste Der oiterreidilhe auBenn,i-
hitter 8arl @ruber on, Seiterreid
iperoe BON ben Gereinten Nationeil
anerfennling aIs iolberaner Stoat
uno beu Gb5ug Ser Offupationstrup-
pen nerlongen, iollten iid) Die u@ro.
Ben Gier" auf ser 8oriier &onferena
nidt ouf einen oltcrreid)ii6en l1nab=
bdneigfeitspertrag einieen fonnen.
0aB 8ii6inifD bereittpillig auf Sen
Gorldlas einging, aud Die oiterreidis
ide 5raee auf Sic asenbe 5u ieten,
erregte aGgemeine l1eberral6ung.
Iber @iidiuifp, Der Tallepranb Ser
Bariier &onferen& befleiBigte iid an
ben eriten Saeen audi ionlt elmer an
linn 1lneeipobnten 8onbomie. Oas
tpiro ii6 borousiidtli6 Gnbern, tpenn
crit sic Gerbonbluneen i'm grnit be-
ginnen. 8or ieinem abfl1e nad So
RIG erfldrte Staatslefretdr abelon
"gs bleibt ob5u,parten, Oh bie iiins.
iten giinItigen gnt1pidluneen cine 2as
ee berbeieefiibrt baben, IN ser iib in
oem oel,tiden Sentrulproblem ourd.
fiibrbare lno 5lpedmabige Sereinbas
rungen nit oer Soniet= errei.
den laiien. Gs ideint mir, buB I'M
lere ausiihten tpobI beiier ltno als
friiber . 0oh fann id ebrli6 nid)t
logen, Of bieier neue Geriub erfolg,
reid ieiu miro ODER nidt. Niemonb
fann bas iasen."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-05-28
6milhen Kriee uno Srieoen

beibieoen mar. Satte oas alte 3aren.
reid bon ben Napoleonilden &rieee,1
on bie 8ormadtiteIluue aui oem eus
ropdiiden Sentiment, Die ourb oe,,
arim=Rrieg (1S53 1861 an Sranfreid)
unb nah 1901 on 9eutihlano
iibereins, 10 NOR Dos 3ieI ser bolid)e-
wiftiihen Diftatur bie @eltberrihoft.
Der auseang bes aipeiten 8eItfrieges
unb bic BON ben Jiibrern Amerifas
nno gnglanos eingeeaneenen Bin,
oungen eaben Der Nesfau'er Golittt
einen n.ddtieen auftrieb. uno Die oer.
riitteten Berbaltniile in 5raufreid)
rnb Sstalien lieBen ite sic baloiee gr-
fiiIlung ibrer Srdume erboffen. Mit
Iteiaenben grfoleen mahte iib Mos.
fou Sit-guropa llntertan, unb bie
Wosfau'er Holitifer traten onf allen
internationalen 3ulammenfiinften OH
iprubspon ais oie nirflihen Sieger
im 5peiten 8eltfrieg al1f.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-05-28
8as mag Earis bringen?

Die @ieberaufnabme Der 8eIpre6-
ungen i'm Bariier &ola=Balait lit bas
@rgebnis oieier @enoung. 9ieie ,pur.
be im @eiteu, Dor allem in Den Ser.
Staaten, als GROCER Sieg gefeiert.
llno bieie optimiitiide Deutung 1pdre
aud berehtigt, 1penn ii6 nidt
unteroeiien cine folgenlduere @en.
bune i'm Sernen Often poa5ogen bdt.
te, Die fir &uBIano einen ,1ngebeuren
Sieg be6eutet. @ir meinen natiirlif
ben fommuniltilden Sieg in China.
8ir iuagen Sic Srase, Die elm bod.
gelebrter 2eIer in einem bonn 20. Mai
batierten 8rief an uns ribtet, beute
nod nibt nit einem elatten Nein 5,l
beanttporten. r@la,lben sic ridt, :"
i6reibt er II. a., roaB binter berlblois
ienen Eiiren Elm &rbbanbel abeeihloi'
fen llno Gbina (ebenio 1pie ieiner5eit
bic Eideho- -5Iotpufei) perfauft ,purbe
uno baB, nah6em Der Breis be3abIt
:tDar, MuBIano Die Blofabe aufbob 2
@ie IieBe fih oas mertmiiroiee lina
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-05-28

fou Slt-guropa llntertan, uno oie
Wosfau'er 8olitifer traten onf alien
internationalen 3uiammenfiinften OIL
iprubspon als oie nirflihen Sieger
irn s1peiten 8eltfrieg al,f.
Der falte 8rieg
Ser 8eiten begann iid) eeeen sic
rufliI6en Iniprii6e gu ipebren, 5uerIt
bur6 oie Sruman>Ioftrin 1,no Sen
Maribaa- -Blan, oann our6 sic Snon-
sriffnabme oes politiihen unb balls
anb oes militarilben 3ulammen-
idlulles 8eit=guropas. 0ieie greie-
niiie uno Bldne biloeten Sen Sinter-
gr,.no Der 2onooner &onferen5 Dor
anbertbalb Sabren. Wah beren erseb-
nisloiem gnbe eripeiterte lih oie &luft
5wiiden Often uno @eiten INNER
mebr. Der nfalte 4rieg" nabm 5eit-
tpeilig cine beoroblide @eItalt an.
Dos 8ier-W Wddte-Geeime in Deuti9>
lanb eing in Die Bride. HuBlanb
mabfe ourd9 bie 8erbdngung Ser
8lodabe iiber Ole 8erIiner @eIt5one
ben Beri,lh, bie @eitn1dte aus Der
friiberen SauptItaot bes 9eutihen
Reibes az perordngen, uno man oeu-
tete iein Borgeben babin. baB es nit
9ilfe Der nod Wosfau orientierten
beutihe1 fonmuniitiihen ginbeits-
partet BON leiner 8eiasul,es5one aus
@eit= DeltIhlano 5u erobern l1,lb Don
oa ieipe &epolution ,,a1 gang WeItz
europa bor5utraee,t seoenfe.
9tber ser Beiten antiportete nit
@egenaftionen. Danf Ser erltaunlihen
2eiIt,,nge1 a.nerifaniider unb britt
ider 6liegergeidtpaber eelang es,
Berlin 81 balten llno ben Ruiien- cine
politiid]e unb moralil6e NieberIage
bei5ubringen. &ommllniItiihe .@aDl>
nieoerla9en in 6ranfreih unb Stalietl
= bier Dor alien itarf beeinfluBt
0urb Die Appeae bon Bapit Bius -
trisen peiter 5ur Shpd6ung Ser
rl,iiiiden Boiition BEL. Der Mariban-
Ylan, geeen oen ser NIT groBem Gra-
ra angefiinoigte Moloto1p-Blan nidt
auffommen fonnte, er1pies iif als
fraftpone Stiite Ser lpeitli6en Boli-
tit. 0ie 1pirtihaftlide uno bann au1
bic politiide rnb militdrilde gini-
g,,ng @eltsguropas ourd) ben 9tlan=
tii6en Baft gelang. @lei65eitig tpur-
oe Die @rridtung oes 8eitoeuti6en
Staates beidleunigt, lpdbrenb Die
&ufen I'M Often 6urd ibren "8olfs-
fongreB" elm @eeenitiid 5u i6affen
ludten. Nad mebripobieen, inn &C.
beimen eefiibrten 8elprebungen -
5,t oenen Die anregung bon oen Ser.
Staaten ausgegangen nar - fanb
man cine Sormel 5ur Mufbebung Ser
8erliner 8lodaoe: bel glei65eitiger
Infbebllng Ser ipeitliden @esenblof-
faoe uno &iidfebr 5u ben niIterfon-
feren5en. burb Die iib 3uBlanb ,pie-
ser in 8eit- -Deutidlono uno in bie
meiteuropaiide Holitif einifaltet.
8as mag Saris bringen?
9ie 8ieberalfnabme Der 8eipreh.
ungen i'm Barrier &oia=Balait lit bas
grgebnis oieler 8enoung. 9ieie muir
oe in1 @elten, Dor auem in ben Ser.
Staaten, als GROCER Sieg gefeiert.
11nn nieie nhtimiitiid1e 1eutu11d more
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-08-04
KeedysvilIe News

DR.. Walter Schultz, superintendent
of the African Conference of the Ev-
angelical United Brethren Church
and a missionary on furlough from
Africa gave a lecture and showed
colored movies of his work, at a
missionary rally in Salem Evangel-
ical United Brethren Church on
Thursday evening Doctor Schultz
described the African continent, it's
natural resources and animal life,
and then told of the schools and
churches as pertaining to the spirit
ual life of the people.
Mrs. Charles Miller, president of
the Pennsylvania Branch of the
Women's Society of World Service,
conducted the devotional period and
presided at the rally, at which sew
en- churches were represented A
liberal offering was received for the
African work.
A vocal solo was given by the
Rev. Charles R. Miller, accompanied
by Mrs Robert Wyand. A social
period followed the rally, at which
time lovely refreshments were serv-
ed.
Doctor Schultz was entertained
by Reverend and Mrs. Miller dur
ing his stay here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Coffman and
Mr. and Mrs. Olin Byrd left on Sat-
urday for an extended trip through
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-08-04
WHICH?

Which will you choose? the way that
offers amusements, entertainments
and good time in general without
study, or the way that challenges
your intellectual ability, gives you
personal instruction and inspires
you to make the most of yourself
If the second way interests you,
write for the Columbia College Cat
alog. Address your card to Pres. S.
M. Funk, III S. Potomac ST., Ha-
gerStoWn, Maryland. Advt.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-08-04

bake in a 325-degree oven for 2
hours. Base frequently Makes de-
licious gravy, and the chicken will
also be a delightful surprise
| found one person, Henrietta
Sim, who could share with me the
experiences of berry picking and
the chiggers, Henrietta was also
kind enough to say she always reads
the corner, which of course made
me feel better l feel quite often
like Arthur Godfrey said over the
radio one hot holiday morning:
Here l am talking away and don't
even know if anybody is listening"
It's impossible to please everyone,
or have the kind of recipes that suit
your family, so just hope that from
week to week l shall swing around
to your needs. Amy helpful sug-
gestions will certainly be appreciat-
ed
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-08-04
This And That

Brush top of pies with any of
these: cream, egg white, egg yolk
beaten with cream, melted butter
or margarine, for golden brown
glaze Let the pie sit a few min
utes after glazing before baking.
Pie comes out of oven with beau
tiful shiny brown crust you will be
proud of.
Cream little butter or margar-
inc, add a dash of salt, sugar and
finely grated onion Spread this
mixture on tomato halves and broil.
Glaze sweet potatoes with cur
rant jelly, by spreading the jelly
over the surface of the precooked
potatoes and heating in the oven.
Season a pound of lean ground
beef with finely grated onions, salt
and pepper and a tablespoon or so
of tomato juice or milk Shape into
large flat cakes and broil until done;
turn with two pancake turner's if
desired. Dust with paprika and dry
mustard and dot with butter or
margarine before serving.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-08-04

certainly hope that by the time
this reaches you it will be cooler
weather. for we are certainly get
ting a real dose of what is known
as "The Good Old Summertime. AS
for my part, l will take Good Old
Winter" No matter how hot it is,
the homemaker still has to provide
nourishing meals for the man of the
house who labors to provide them,
and also for the growing family.
Planning such menus during the hot
weather is no easy task, to say moth
ing of cooking them.
Heavy foods that require too much
effort on the part of the digestive
organs should be left out, substitute
ing fresh vegetables, fruits, salads,
etc. If you are one of the home
makers whose family can and will
eat most of the different kinds of
vegetables, you are fortunate. On
the other hand, if their likes and
dislikes are varied, that makes it
difficult to please everybody.
Simple, light desserts, rich in milk
and eggs, should also be the order
of the day, such as custards, Ba-
varian and Spanish creams, chiffon
pies, floating island, etc, not forget
ting, of course, fresh fruits in sea-
son, ice cream and sherbets.
When you serve pudding desserts
brimfull of eggs and milk, you can
be sure you are securing a good
measure of food value for the money
you invest. They also have another
advantage, as they can be prepared
at a convenient time and placed in
the refrigerator for use a day or
two hence. The recipe below has
several variations.
Soft Or Boiled Custard
2 cups scalded milk
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-08-04

Cape Cod, Maine, Vermont and New
York.
The annual picnic of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union was
held in Taylor Memorial Park on
July &c.
After supper the following pro-
gram was rendered, in charge of
Mrs Harry Remsberg: The Tooth
Psalm was quoted by Mrs. Sabina
Baker, followed by sentence pray
ers; and then current event topics
were discussed.
Attention was called to the ma
tional convention to be held in
Philadelphia, and the state conven-
ton to be held in Ocean City, Md
A county delegation plans to attend
the national convention
Mrs. Esta Chopper has returned to
her home after visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Gantz and Mr.. and Mrs. Gaines
Lighter, of Boonsboro
Mrs. Harry K. Fox is a patient at
the John Hopkins Hospital.
Little Judith Taylor celebrated
her second birthday on Sunday at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Taylor, Jr. Guests in
cluded Mrs. Leila Smith and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Mullendore and chill
dren, of Hagerstown.
Harvey Huntzberry suffered fall
in his garden while trying to spray
for beetles.
The Rev and Mrs. Charles Mil
Ter spent last Tuesday in Baltimore.
The annual picnic of the Home
makers Club will be held on Fri
day evening at $50 o'clock in Tay-
Tor Memorial Park.
James Martz has been discharged
from the Newton Baker Hospital,
where he was a patient for several
weeks.
Mrs. Milton Wiksell and small son,
of Shepherdstown, w. Va, are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Poffen-
berger.
F. T, Hodges recently spent sew
eral days with his brother, Windsor
Hodges, of Montgomery County.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Remsburg re-
Gently entertained at a miscellan-
eous shower, complimenting their
son, Grafton, and his bride, who was
formerly Miss June Potter. They
received many useful gifts, and re-
freshments were served during the
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Taylor and
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller of Detroit
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-08-04

Am | embarrassed
In my column last week l gave
you a recipe using Holland Rusk,
and just for a joke 1 'phoned Mrs.
Armand Hall Ga very good friend of
ours) and told her to tell her hus-
band, who is the Hagerstown man
ager of the National Biscuit Com
pany. that the mention of Holland
Rusk, which is one of his company's
brands, was not to be interpreted
as free advertising, and we both had
a good laugh over it.
But you can imagine my embar-
rassment and surprise when the next
morning there was a knock on the
door, and when l opened it l was
greeted with CHEEKY good morn
ing" from Mr. Hall himself, who
then laughingly handed me pack
age that contained generous sized
sample boxes of practically every
thing the National Biscuit Com
pany sells So l found out very
profitably) that l just couldn't get
away with a joke on Mr.. Hall.
But seriously, ever since my days
as cafeteria manager, l have relied
quite bit on Nabisco products, as
l have always found them very
good-This is for free, Mr.. H.
Editors Note: When l came home
that evening l was attracted by a
package of fig jumbles among the
samples Armand Hall left for the
wife, and want to tell everyone that
they are without question the best
bought cookies have eaten in a long
time.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-08-04
Charles X. Taylor and Ralph Taylor,

MIR. and Mrs. Glenn Norris and
children started for Frostproof, Fla,
on Saturday to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Norris.
Homer Norris, who had been visit
ing relatives here, returned with
them.