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Evening star., 1949-09-25

x7oU'LL be better cook than ever be-
/ cause Spry itself is better than ever.
There no other shortening in the world
exactly like it. It's made by an exclu-
sive patented process that no one else
can use or copy!
And because Spry, and iSpry only,
is made this special way, you'll find
that it gives bette. results than ever in
all your baking and frying:
Better cake. than ever-lighter, richer
tasting, more delicious in every way.
For new better-than-ever Spry contains
Evening star., 1949-09-25

ounces ehoeel0te, N teaspoon seda -~
cut vsry flns "a cup Spy
n cup boiling wosss V cup thick sevr
I n cups sifssd cake hevr milk ev bvsssrmilt<
w cups sugar ssospse0
" ssaspoon saii vanilla
"a teaspoon boxing z esas, vnbsassn
powder (er ! seo- 10 masshmsllews,
spoon sasirate cut In hak
baking powder n cup nuts, cut
Evening star., 1949-09-25

Put chocolate in mixing bowl. Pour boil
ing water over chocolate and stir until
melted. Cool. Sift -four, sugar, salt,
baking powder, and soda into chocolate
mixture. :. Drop in Spry. -. Beat 200
strokes e 2minutes on mixer at low speedy.
Scrape bowl and spoon. :. Add sour
milk, vanilla, and eggs and beat 200
strokes 2minutes on mixer at low speedy.
:. Bake in two square 8 x 8 pinch
Sprycoated pans in moderate oven (35Oo
F.) 30-4O minutes. While cake is warm,
press marshmallows on one layer, turned
bottom-side up. Spread with Minute
Boil Fudge Frosting, put other layer on
top. Add nuts to remaining frosting,
spread on top of cake. Decorate each
corner with a quartered marshmallow.
Minu'e-BoiI Fudge Frosfins
Place in saucepan: ounces chocolate,
finely cut, ~ cups sugar, tablespoons
milk, e tablespoons Spry, g tablespoons
butter, tablespoon corn sirup, and II
teaspoon salt. Bring slowly to full roll
ing boil, stirring constantly, and boil
briskly minute. ION rainy or very
humid day, boil mixture ~ minutes.)
Cool to lukewarm. Add 1 teaspoon
uanilla and beat until thick enough to
spread. {. j.. If frosting becomes too thick,
add a little cream or soften over hot
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-05-26
Girl Air Scouts Are
Boy Scouts Guests

Air Squadron Troop SO, of the Boy
Scouts, entertained Wing Scout
Troop 20, of the Girl Scouts, on an
all-day outing on Sunday at Po-
tomac Lodge, Snyder's Landing.
The boys did all the work, including
the planning, cooking, etc.
The cooking was done outside,
with the meat and vegetables be-
ing wrapped in aluminium foil and
cooked right in the hot Goals. En-
tertainment included short hikes,
games and songs.
The following members of the
Wing Scout Troop were present:
Jane Baker, Pat Spessard, Janet
Rogers, Betty Sim, Margaret and
Marion Foote, and Ellender Morgan.
Members of the Air Squadron Troop
present were: Richard Brown, crew
leader; Jack Cline. crew leader; Dom
aid Smith, Walter Dayhoff, and Eu-
gene Brown, squadron leader.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Sim and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan Bean accom-
panied the group on the trip.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-05-26
Surrey School Holds
May Day Exercises
Bonnie Sewers Crowned Queen
Of The May-Ali Glasses Take
Part In Program.

Surrey School held their annual
May Day exercises on the school
grounds On Wednesday, the pro-
gram this year being called Fiesta
In Friendship"
Bonnie Sewers was crowned
Queen of the May, and the following
Princesses attended her: Ann Carol
Younkins, Jean Griffith. Shirley Bow
ard, Ann Branch, Ann Oliver, Bar
bara Wright, Juanita Henson, Bev-
erly Meats, Jean Poffenberger and
Darlene Weller Billy Biggs was
King of the May.
Others taking part in the crown
ing ceremony were: flower girls
Margaret Jones, Barbara Williams,
Penny Wagaman and Judith Low
man; crown bearer, James Baker:
Heralds, Frederick Fevrier and
Ronald Peltz; representing Canada,
Sarah Smith and Earl Selby;
mountie, Richard Wade; represent
ing the United States, Nancy Eyerly
and Ronald Weagley; Uncle Sam,
Glenn Trumpower; representing
Mexico, Bonita Frizzell and Dolores
CLOSER; and the man from Mexico
Ronald Ward.
The following program, which
represented festivities in the Queens
honor, was presented by the various
grades of the school: Grades 4, and
6 sang and danced Lavender Blue"
and Song of the Good Neighbours:
Grades 5 and 6, representing Canada,
sang Come Lassies and Lads; Grade
5 presented the May Pole Dance
and Grade 6 presented drill of the
Canadian Mounties; Grade 4, repre-
senting Mexico, sang "Chiapenecas"
and also danced; kindergarten and
Grades l, 2 and 3. representing the
United States as Indians, Cowboys.
Mountain Children and Negroes, and
also other American children, sang
and danced the following numbers,
Indian Warrior" my Papoose,"
MY Owlet," "Old Chisholm Trail"
Home on the Range" Skip to My
Lou" o Susanna" Little Black
Train, Shorten Bread" and also
presented a dramatic game, "The
Little Princess"
Then chorus including children
from all the grades sang How To
Spell Friendship" after which the
Recessional of the May Court com
pleted the program.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-05-26
PETERSBURG CLUB

The Leitersburg Homemakers'
Club held its May meeting at the
home of Mrs. Lester Lehman at
Reid, with Mrs. R. E. Jones, Mrs.
Harold Lehman, Mrs Henry Love
and Mrs. c. B. Lung as assistant
hostesses. There were 81 members
present and two visitors, Mrs. Paul
Settles and Mrs. Gorilla Settles.
Mrs. James Rogers, president, con-
Quoted the meeting, which opened
with the reading of the Club Collect
and the Pledge to the Flag. Mrs.
w. G. Mckay, music chairman, then
led the group in the singing of
"Alouette,' a French Canadian Folk
Song
Highlighting the meeting was
demonstration on Storage Space in
the Living Room" given by Mrs.
Hugh Bowman and Mrs. James
Rogers, home furnishing project
demonstrators, who used pictures
and charts to illustrate their ideas
of how to achieve adequate storage
space in order to reduce confusion
and also to induce child training.
Mrs. Roger Finfrock then display
ed the picture, mill at Wyk," by
Ruisdael, the Dutch landscape paint
er. Mrs. Finfrock stated that Ruis-
dael was the son of a picture frame
maker, and that he died unrecogniz-
ed and in poverty.
A pep talk on "Why We Go To
Short Course" at the University of
Maryland was given by Mrs. Charles
Spessard, and the following dele
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-05-26
CLEAR SPRING CLUB

The May meeting of the Clear
Spring, Homemakers' Club was held
in the form of tea at the home of
Mrs. Guy Angle, with Miss Ruth
Newkirk and Mrs. Donald Newkirk
serving as assistant hostesses.
The president, Mrs. Donald New
kirk, opened the meeting with the
Collect and Pledge to the Flag, fol-
lowed by the group singing 'Alou-
cite"
Miss Ruth Newkirk and Mrs. Guy
Boward, home furnishing project
demonstrators, then gave interesting
talks on Storage Space in the Liv-
ing Room" This was followed by
Mrs. Paul Neimyer, art chairman,
displaying the picture, mill at
Wyk," by Jacob Won Ruisdael, and
giving the history of the painting.
Mrs. Raymond Gearhart, short
course chairman, gave a pep talk
on Short Course, and one delegate
was elected to represent the club.
Mrs. Guy Angle, international re-
lations chairman, then reported that
the office for United Service to Hol-
land will be closed.
Mrs. Donald Newkirk read a poem
by Edgar A. Guest, followed by sew
eral readings by Mrs. Olive Tenney.
= Following short business session.
tea was served to eighteen members
and the following guests: Mrs. David
Brewer, Mrs. Milbry Tosten, Mrs.
Edith Angle, Mrs. Lee Liller, Mrs.
Ronald Shank, Mrs. Charles Downs
and Miss Mary Huffman.
The next meeting of the club will
be held on June 9 at the home of
Mrs. Olive Tenney.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-05-26

gates were then voted to attend,
Mrs. James Rogers, Mrs. Hugh Bow
man and Mrs. Calvin Shank.
Mrs. Silas Petre gave a fine talk
on the All Club work and activi-
ties, stating that there were 256 girls
enrolled in the All Clubs in Wash
ington County. Mrs. Petre display
ed various articles of handwork that
had been made by the girls.
1t was announced that the annual
picnic of the club will be held on
August is at Mrs. Charles Spessard's
summer cottage at Conococheague,
after which delicious refreshments
were served by the hostesses.
The next meeting will be held on
June 81 at the Juvenile Grange Hall
in Leitersburg.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-05-26
News of County HomemakerS' Clubs
Jane ROessner, reporter

The Short Course will be held
June 1913 at the University of Mary
land, College Park, at which time
it is expected that over 1000 home
makers, ranging in age from Is to
30, will attend.
Outstanding speakers have again
been obtained for the 23rd annual
Course, and among them will be DR..
Chih-mai Chen, counselor at the
Chinese Embassy; Congressman
Walter H. Judd, of Minnesota, and
Ed Gossett, of Texas; and Grace S.
Overton, author, lecturer and auth
GRITTY on family life and marriage
,counseling. A distinguished Wash
ington analyst and national fash
ion authority are also on the pro-
gram.
Two new fields have been inclu-
ed in the 1949 curriculum - Radio
and Art in the Home. These have
been added at the request of the
homemakers, and the program has
not otherwise been changed.
Thursday, June Is, will be Wis
itors' Day, and the annual tour is
scheduled for Friday, with Mt. Yer
non the scene of this years pill
grimage.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-05-26
The Homemaker's Corner
By MARY DOUGLAS

some white in case the above re-
cipe does not provide as much as
you need for icing the cake. This
is the icing used by caterers, the
kind that doesn't get hard and crack.
Now here are few suggestions
for the canapes in case you have de-
cided to serve them too.
-AnchOvy- Cheese Spread-Mix
part anchovy paste with parts of
cream cheese. Spread on crackers.
Garnish with " curled anchovy ca
per in each center.
Ham, Cheese Spread-Mix l cup
finely chopped cold boiled ham, IA
cup grated American cheese, " tea
spoon grated onion, and l teaspoon
catsup. Spread on crackers and
place in center of each a bit of sauce
made by mixing mayonnaise and
horse radish. Sprinkle with paprika.
Shrimp Spread-Mix finely chop
ped shrimp with lemon juice and
tobasco sauce, and season with salt
and pepper. Spread on toast rounds
and garnish with walnuts or sliced
stuffed olives.
Pecan-Date Sandwiches - Chop
equal quantities of stoned dates and
pecans very fine. Add enough cream
to make paste and spread on very
thin slices of bread, cut in desired
shapes.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-05-26
The Stork Arrives

The stOrk announces the following
arrivals at the Washington County
Hospital:
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/
Hospital:
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w. Boward,
602 Frederick Sta son, Gary Rich
ard, on May %. Mrs. Boward was
the former Charlotte Marie Sparks,
of Ashland, KY, and Hagerstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence L. john
son, Hagerstown, Route Ia daugh-
ter on May 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence w. Whip,
Williamsport, Route Ia daughter
on May II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas R. Alsip, Clear
Spring-a son on May II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph M. Coyle,
1888 Salem Ave-a son on May II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence M. Sprin-
ger, 1874 Chestnut Sta son on May
II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin ]. Hoover,
2107 Virginia Ave.-a daughter on
May II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Val S. Bristow, ADJ
N. Locust Sta daughter on May
II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Kline,
Hagerstown, Route ga daughter on
May Is
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul A. Field, 1119
Virginia Ave.-a son on May Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Jackson,
Box A, Hagerstown-a daughter on
May Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard C. thinner
man, $40 Frederick Sta daughter
on May Is.
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles A. Watkins,
1913 Mulberry Ave.-a son on May
49,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Cushwa, Will
iamsport-a daughter on May Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollyday B. Shank,
$50 Artizan ST., Williamsport-a son
on May Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Memo E. Lands, Jr.,
Hagerstown, Route "A son on May
IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Edward Mon
gan, 1873 N Potomac Sta son on
May IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Cooper,
231 Alexander Sta son on May IA.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Grum-
bacher, ISL The Terrace-a son on
May IA ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred R. Kline, Boons-
boro-a son on May IA.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward r. Glenn,
SmSthsburg, Route "a daughter
on May IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. John VIM. Castle,
Keedysville, Route Ia son on May
10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Nevin Binkley,
Hagerstown, Route "A daughter on
May 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Jackson,
Sharpsburg-a daughter on May r.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Sarco; 5
Moller Ave.-a daughter on May IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Virts, 331
Summit Ave.-a daughter on May
IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Miller, Shep-
herdstown, w. Wa son on May
IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Leroy Eber-
sole, Mason-Dixon-a son on May
IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lee Howell,
Hagerstown, Route "a son on May
IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald M. Weaver,
ITO S. Cannon Ave.--a daughter on
May II.
Mr.. and Mrs. James o. Shockley,
Hagerstown, Route Ia daughter
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-05-26

The following Homemakers are
serving on the committee in charge
of the Short Course Club Tea, which
will be held on Friday, June 3, at
the home of Mrs. Paul Fryer, cor
near of Short and Preston Roads,
Fountain Head Heights.
Mrs. George Hertel, chairman;
Mrs. William Downey, Mrs. Charles
Startzman, Mrs. Fred Cunningham,
Mrs. Walter Wilson, Mrs. John
Marshall, Mrs. F. N. Elliott, Mrs.
Joseph Mullendore, Mrs. Mae Clop-
per, Mrs Earl Baker, Mrs. Jesse E.
Glen, Mrs, F, A Welty, Mrs. John
Palmer and Mrs. D. A. Kirk.
The tea will be held from 200 to
400 p. m, and all homemakers who
have ever attended Short Course
are invited, and particularly those
who plan to attend this year are
urged to attend.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-05-26
IT'S MURDER, BROTHER,

When you're in a hurry for a rub
Der stamp and have to wait days n
days n days on delivery. We make
'em pronto, right here on our print
ing plant. Telephone Hagerstown
1900. Stouffer Printing Company
Advt
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-05-26

There will be no June meetings of
the Homemakers' Clubs until after
the Short Course at the University
of Maryland, June 1918.
Evening star., 1949-04-29
sueuRBAN sAlf-vtRcIkIA
COUNTRY ACRES

In the Country Club AREA we have
this ievsly eastom.bvf;i rannbArs
New xnglane Cape Cod brick hons,
seaped a aefe corner lot, euIt foi
the present owner nearly years
sso with every dttatl for srAeiegs
iivins. Tnfo9sh centtr-hsl pltE
2s-ft. iiv. rfa., lse din. rnl-. uhasasl
sixe kit. psnelsd library and y bath
Ist floor; master hedTm. suite sern-
rlsts with drestins rm. and fgtl
bath. two other twin size sedrns.
and full bath; ao-ft. rec rn. with
hrepl. bar with ruBnink water
maid rm with tufi bath: Lear sar
Lovely enlored kiate roof: back
ground Of trets. flowers ane shrubs.
2-yesI-old asparaeus bed. straw
berry bed and many fruit trees;
sxits on 1st floor; / leading TO rets
fardsn. another 70 lse brk patio
Reduced TO s2s. 500 70 allow psx
owners 10 redeeersts. Open Sat
and Rln, 10 DARK Direettont
Out Old Dominion Or. 10 35th st
No. risht 20 5000 D and open sisn
HALL REALTY co.
Courthouse "a, Arl.. Va, ow. 1858
OK lo07; nisht and sun. OIL
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ANNANDALE-slO,B50 A

.umbas $; AiexAndfta = sl ec
kins 81 ana l hik- 'ren hi vtr
aeE Ne mortal sivd Suitable fer
efaess. souvenir shop EHtgSas khoE.
Beauty Ahep, GoF<s, etc Have gaar
business and rsS!deEes IN thls Has
bedEm and bath eei, krIek hent
on a !oi @5xl0s. newly TtGseoF&tse
throughout beautiful Bex XII. ln-
closed porvhes lkG aRd ape Els
new oil burner, -wh-, fun ssEat
Slce and rear Yards ard lgs. stcFsEs
shtG Tits property located opposite
tGtrtnes g Christ Church
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stiausaAh sAtE-y,RcihiA
LOST

II: ,a,n.1Iy sgd sr,..a 0: : 1ss yssr III. :'ss !:
lov-cost price 10 s24.s10. This truly
Is the best bargain OF the year.
7M-room. brick, custom built Colo
nial: 1Et floor has ige. center hail
knotty-pine den or tedroofn with
lavstory. large LYING room With pic
ture window and fireplace. full sine
din. room and Q wel-planned kitchen
with range, fefer.. farbass disposal. !.
exhaust fan and plumbing roushed
in for dfshwashsr; End floor has
master bedroom l3laxl1ls. adjoining
dressing room with twin closets and
master bathroom; there are 2 other
bedrooms and bath with plenty OF
closets, 3rd hoor Is completely
foofed, 3Ix2s: basement has q I'm.
tshed knotty-p pine recreation room
laundry room, furnace room and
space for maids quarters. also
laSatory; outside. detached sereEt,
aluminium screened porch. asbestos
shingls roof. copper dovnspouts Anc
cutters. Exclusive subdivision, Gloss
% Warrington Golf and Coun.rs
Club. Terms Drive out 32l6 n
oeorfe Mason DR. Open 9 til 9.
MAC LINDSEY
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WAaahovsfs soR AMT

CkSfRAl uPToWN AkkA--se 900
50 n; mar :. usse ~ t.fsss ..
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eue saaafs test, tRsvsttisl sonins
tt.H. e<tlias hsishi, ths.ss leaains
ley. . drivs.in trent eesfss cash.
board ieadins trent seers, efnes
SssCt heaters. sssiissIs sEsRs,g en-
Ions lsAss See At, Norris, NtAyEE
EROS. INC wskhinften Hes Di
$500 eyes CH sTas
Fok REPAIR SHOP. ,ttetase .;s ;
several a-steEv eriek biess > rms
APPROX. 100 81 n, rear Of Atlas
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|. MACPHERSON
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LAWYERS. INTENTION
PROMINENT CORNER

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CLARENDON--sas $50

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Attractive b-rm. bunsalew on acre
corner lot. beautiful viey Of noun
:.,rs; sasrs mar, is,d 90 ssaisss Z assss .s n soe ~
Rt. ell, nj. Fairfax. $1,000. II
terea, 3.rm. cottase. elee-i we'll,
tested ana arSrcye6 water. Baf.
sain, -. 400. 30 acres. s-rm. frame
Rouse. q firtplsees. h..w-h., baths,
excel barn. stone ssfins hcase, q
REALTY CO. Fsirfax S96. SO
Evening star., 1949-04-29

RIAL lsrArE sAll on lxch
TRAbE modern S.ssdfoon fyfnlahtd
benz, near .,an. Heii,ysSS .cslh Calf; tsi
sTtSblb. Ss's u rms, 81. .,A..sh.
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REsTAuRATEuRs
ATTENTION

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3 ACES
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3 ACES
RAMBLER
N Arl.-3 bedrms., ga batba beau
iiful iiv. .rm., pine-panelsd, nfepl..
ps luxe ali-elec. kit. .inelud. 1Q-eu,-
II. refsr.. garbage disposal diuble
brkfst table and II cabinets; spa
eious bsrnt expansion Attic and
car port; min, from wash. Colt
and Country Club. Rock bottom at
STONE CAPE COD
Charming and picturesque. nestled
In the heart of much desired
waverly Hills. First-h. bedrrn. and
shower bath. q bedrms and bath.
frepl.. full din. rn,.. French doors
leading to screened patio; built-in
Esrase: beautifully. handicapped
BUNGALOW
On Loreom lane, small but eozy.
bedrmk.. large liv. rrn.. fifspl, SEA
eious kit. dining aleovt, expansion
attic, gar. corner wooded lot Of
a acre with streami earsain OF
the week at s1a.pBu.
Fol. your inspection ana approval
cal. today
T'almage Wilcher, Realtors
IT3s Wilson blvd, OIL 6020; eses,