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Evening star., 1950-04-25


NO. CLEVELAND PIX.
Conven. to everything; this spacious
26-ft., semidet. home, features
beautiful lge. liv. rm,; din. rm.
kit, bedrm and bath on lst floor:
3 bedrms. and bath on 2nd. An
out This is an outstanding value
at the price. ARLIE L. JOHNSON
REALTY CO., 3402 Conn. ave. NV.
OR. 200.
"a BLOCK FROM WIS. AVE. AND
.ORDWAY SITS
This semidet. tapestry brick home is
Far a5s ad on OF tQdags arge ay maIfst Has aea
rage rms, , baths. modern kit, nice
yard, brK. gar, gas ht. Superb con-
dition and excellent equipment. Real
fireplace in lily: rm. Priced right at
$4,000. RALPH D. COHN. Elk. 5705
OF IA. S135 till 8 pm.
Large 499S 4ox Blk. S4k nth nf.r St edS.la NW ave
baths, kits, rec. rm. with bar.
Oil ht:. yard, gar. Excellent income
possibilities. Priced to sell quick at
S17,500. RALPH D. COIN, EX
5705 or Ia S135 till 9 pm.
CLOSE TO WIS. AND RIVER RID.
lot, house features lge. liv. rm. with
rm.; 3 bedrms and . baths on End
H.: finished 3rd f. Side porch and
attached garage; priced at only
S21.500. Shown by appt. only. Call
LEGUM e. GERBER REALTY CO.,
AID. 1900 til 2 pm. -26
BEDROOM BRICK
Spacious home; living room with fire.
place. full dining room, den or sun
room. large kitchen; 4 bedrms., 2
tiled baths; det. garage: lot 175 #.
deep; full price S16,950. SH. 1011
YoUNG-BowERs co.
TRADE YOUR D. c. HOME FOR
HOME IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY
Fine Silver Spring builder will con-
struct your home to suit your needs.
From S14,950. so to 90-day de-
livery SH. 1011 until q pm.
YOUNG BOWERS CO.
14th AND SHERIDAN SITS.
Modern English brk. in this choice
location. Has 6 large rms. 2 col
ored tile baths. gas ht.. gar. At
tractive recr. rm. with bar in bsmt.
Priced to sell quickly Call now!
RALPH D. COHN, Ex sos or IA.
Sl35 till 9 pm.
BETHESDA. ST., 800 - Modern de-
Isl o@or; cor liy; rm: With frDl;: din,
nice bedrms.. bath; newly deco
rated: close to schools and transp.
excellent buy on tnday's market.
Billingsley g. Korzendorfer
52ll Wis. Ave, OR. 1896.
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WESLEY HEIGHTS
w c. & A N MILLER

DEVELOPMENT CO.
Builders and Developers of
Wesley Hts, Sumner g. Spring Valley
1880 Mass. Ave. NV, OR. 4464
Evenings. Telephone TIE. 1886
lList Your House With Us)
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~ knn p1tNGA1nw

$1,000 BUNGALOW
NEAR RANDLE CIRCLE, of Minne-
sofa ave- rms and bath. gas
h-w.h. Outstanding value for quic {
sale. T. d, BURGESS. VI. 2SO2
till s.
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SHEPHERD PARK

1901 ROXANA RD. NV.
Just completed; attractive, Col.
brick det. homes; 2 corners; every
thing you have been looking for;
open daily 10 am. till dark.
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED (cout. J

COLLEGE PARK-1 or 2 bedrms..
and bath, ample closet space; Ss1 so
up. incl. utils.; nr. schools, shops
yeerTsdity of Nd. UN, 1878 or 81,
i9S5 MONROE ST. N.w-Unfurnish-
eo,,-sI ed apt; =. ist f,s floor; for employed
pvt. bath. kit, s72 per month: en-
ployed couple. See Apt. No. >. Hu.
CONGRESS HEIGHTs-one bedrm.,
iiy. rm., dinette, kit. and bath,
S15:45 mo. incl. utilities. Couples
1 RM., kit. and bath apt. in apt. bldg.
Conv. downtown location. Call Man
sfs sfer' ny Hg, I 4o9s; 8 H, G, sM1THY Co
kit, bedrm. and bath; incl. utiI.; S75
per mo. WA. 1919. or ewes. WA.
lilo MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NV
Small studio bachelor apartment; for
kitchen; S35 per month. including
utilities. Manager on premises 2 to
ZIG HAMILTON ST. N.w.-3 rms,
adults only. -27
GEoRGETOWN-Ef apt, lge.
rm., kitchenette, pvt. bath, in apt.
house. $3.50. NO. 5000, DU. 1862.
1907 22nd ST. N.E.-Liv. rm.. bed
rm., kit, pvt. bath. in pvt. home.
MI. 24Sl. through Friday.
TWO ROOMS, kitchen, bath: con-
venient to everything. Call EN-.
2lS5. -26
1914 C ST. NE rooms, kitchen,
tile bath with gas and electricity
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GEORGETOWN

2-family apt. house, beautifully re.
stored, large apt. vacant: excellent
brick house, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths
large garden; immed. possession
STEVENS Realtor MI zoos 27s
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10th ST EXTENDED

ready for occupancy: 3 bedrms.,
baths, 1st A. den and powder rm..
priced in the low S30's and worth
the money. LEGUM a. GERBER
REALTY CO.. AID. 1900 till 2 pm
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AMERICAN U. PARK-Rambler i'm
macuIate condition; a prewar resi-
dence with an interior charm, not
found in today's homes; liv.-din. rm.
combination. 36x12, with wall-to-
wall carpeting: 3 bedrms., det. gar:
S1S.5OO. You should see this ex-
Ceptional property right away. Call
WO. 1900 Q till Q. EDW. H. JONES
6 CO.. INC. Chevy Chase, D. c.
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

COUPLE wishes to share nice 6-rm.
house, NV. GE. 4S37.
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OUTSTANDING HOME

Detached brick. prewar construction
9 spacious rms. 2 modern tile baths
breakfast rm.. reception hall. beau.
tiful recreation rm,, finished attic
chestnut trim, oil h.-w.h.. det. ga
rage. wonderful location on South
Dakota ave. near Michigan ave.
must be seen to be appreciated. In.
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200 Block l4th st. NE.

6 rooms and bath. h-Wn goed
condition; very small down payment.
wuIOuGHBY RIAL ESTATE co
sop Mass. Ave, NE AT. spl3
Arkansas State press., 1950-04-21
]. A. Taylor

j. A. Taylor
Mrs. Merton Martin spent Sun
day in Little Rock as the guest
of her daughter, Quinn, and her
aunt Mrs. Lealer Peters. Mr..
and Mrs. Frazier Brown have
moved to this cityM and Mrs.
John Pitts are back in the city
after spending several months in
Detroit....Chester Moore of WASH
ington, ID. c. is the guest of his
sister, Mrs. B. B. Beard and fami-
ly.-.Mrs. T. B. Smith visited her
mother, Mrs. Matte Grant and
other relatives and friends. -. Mr..
and Mrs. George Burton spent the
weekend in Little Rock and was
the guests of Mrs. Burtons SIS
ter, Mrs. Leander Hill and family
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Taylor and
MIR. and Mrs. George Burton WIS.,
tied their uncle and brother. Ed
Burton, in Friendship who is i'll.
Mrs. Esque Black spent a few
days in Memphis and was ac-
complained home by her sister,
Mrs. Wiley Garrett of North Caro-
lima.
Arkansas State press., 1950-04-21
sMAcKoVER
Collie Caldwell

The Eastern Stars Eecta no.
1863 held its regular business meet
ing at the Masonic hall last week.
Mrs. Parilee Spralls, w. M.
Rev. Champion and members of
First Baptist church visited Sweet
Home church last week to attend
the anniversary of Rev. w. II.
Goodwin........,News was received
last week Of the death of Miss An
ME Ruth Roland of Richmond.
California former resident of
this city. She was the daughter
of Deacon Sam Roland ..... Collie
Caldwell is on thte sick list. Mrs.
Lola Harris is much improved. ...
The corner stone laying services
will be held Sunday at Russell
Temple CINE church. Rev. J. M.
Brown is poster "A cake walk
sponsored by Mrs. Myrtle High
shaw and Mrs. Dora Bennett
was held last week at
the educational building ... Miss liza
Harris, student of Baptist college,
was called home because OF i'll
ness Of her mother, Mrs. Lola
Harris.
Arkansas State press., 1950-04-21
Shorter College
Annual Institute Sponsored
BY Mrs. Horton
BY Annette Hunter

An annual intercollegiate workshop instituted Friday
at Shorter College with Greater colleges
ABC Dunbar Shorter participating Miss Okla
homa City, who heads the teacher training department
itaed the project and listed its obecves
teaching probem to suggest solutions and reaching
the initiate attitudes of problems finding solving
noting and evauans specialization acquaintance among
the students the various colleges necessity
Of in-servce training and growth.
Registration began 845 followed worship
patriotic service Consutan for the Ddy
vision of teachers Education and Cecao Department
education who described in detail the which
qualities for license to teach Arkansas Hicks
ervsor OF Negro Schools who spoke the teacher
and professional growth and adjustment Gavey counselor
Dunbar who details concerning
Eliza Hunter Principal Jones High school, administrative
probm Miss Coggs Baptist college teachers
training department. address methods Of teaching; Reed
address testing evauaton grading PARENTS King
head teacher training department college, address
extracass duties and school community Mrs Ruth
Norton address disciplinary problems adjustment
The consutans summarized findings classes
and groups in general assembly in the Exhibits
by Shorter and Dunbar shown
hod of teaching and Institutional free The
day closed with showing of three moviesNobody Children
Problem Child and Broader Concepts Methods Teaching
was decided that the workshop Dunbar Junior
College next and the students
able reactions the gathering
Arkansas State press., 1950-04-21
OELARK

The Dalark community was en-
tertained by two community
school activities which proved to
be very successful On the 9th
there was a minstrel sponsored
by the Alexandria Ragtime band
and on the llth, eight contestants
working in the interest of the
school community, rendered a
program. Winners of the contest
were Maxine Harris, first prize
$500 and Francis Craig, second
prize winner. $3.50. Other confess
tants were Marvin Sharks, $l.10,
Dorothy Nell Murdoch. so cents;
Henry Jones, 80 cents; Estella
Brinn. 20 cents. A coo-coo clock
was given to the lucky ticket win
ner. Mrs. Ella Jackson won with
ticket no. /. Rev. H. Martin and
his family quartet rendered a pro-
gram also. Total amount of money
raised in all activities was $22.1l
E. E. Knox, principal and S. Saw
age, assistant.
Arkansas State press., 1950-04-21
Pleasant Hill Missionary Baptist

Pleasant Hill Missionary Baptist
church had fine services last Sun
day, The pastor, Rev. Cazort,
brought the morning message, 800.
Prof. James Curry has been ON
the sick list for the last few days
but is much improved and is able
to be back on his post of duty at
the high school The Harmonic
Dew Drops quartet will appear at
Olive Light AME church in
Smackover and on May 7th they
will appear in Waldo. The pastor
of Bethel and Good Hope church.
es, Rev. T. M. Stith is launching
an educational rally on the first
and second Sunday. All members
are expected to make both SER
vices success.
Arkansas State press., 1950-04-21

Dflnkard, third place ON house
dress The highlights of the pro-
gram We're the words of welcome
extended by the H, d. club. pre-
sldent' Mrs, Noodle Scales, and
the principal address by A. M.
Miller, principal of Batesville ir.
nigh school. Mrs Dorothy Croc-
ket and Gurley Ramey, vice presi-
Gent OF the colored PTA, attended
the Eta congress in Little Rock
''s"'DaVe Crockett, citizen of long
standing, served on the jury in
Augusta during thte spring session
OF county court, The E. N. Brown
junior high school a made credj-
table showing at the county track
meet last week in Augusta. They
won second place in the senior
division. Persons who were out
standing in the field events were
Lester McCarroll who won first
place in high jump and second
place in pole VAULT; Laverne VIM
Trey won second place in girl 44o
relay; Mildred Adams won second
place in 40 yard dash; Wiley Nc
Carol won third place in BOYS
90 yrd DASH. Mrs. Matte Over
sister of Mrs. E. NJ Brown, was
guest here last week. Mrs. Emma
Brandon is visiting Mrs. jamie
Brown...~...On the sick list this
week are Tom Bagby and Turner
Stark who is in the Hawkins
Clinic in Searcy, and James Seal
es who is seriously i'll. We hope
for each a speedy recovery. The
Barris family of Batesville was
guest of Miss Laverne Winfrey
last week. The Jones brothers
are back from st. Louis where
they have been at the bedside of
their grandmother, Mrs. Hattie
Jones.
Arkansas State press., 1950-04-21

put their cards the and for all But what w Hx
DONG calling on Gertrude Young Sunday Marge figuring in THE
q'aiahse Better watch out Maceo Bridges waiting Ia
cut IN on HELEN Obey Griffin is still pushins
the CLOCK with Marie Curtis No. don't Jump conclusions rne.ns
seems 10 be acquiring other interests Give you more thorour re
M e IS Samuel Harris and Hazel seem 10 81 d.
ing all right oy themselves but then devil alwav a.
the move isn't that right HI Curtis cuts in on this too ~.
e can get time out from Obey For serious faced yuns a
mas plenty OF shall we say-angles? had wond.l
w saturday night because Felix about yeonve
Jessie Bake and Gus Smith what you might call the modt -
Va e campus bouquet Of smith and an
w are in dilemma Smith tell what he did ~h.
ne went nome King Loretta with ON. ~.
IN MS pocket and the other in the his shirt WHY rne -
n' know you were Napoleonwe don't understand win. s
o saturday at the social Wen be watching you VIM
ey walks abound whistng Tear Drops" Does Erma rn ,ne
weekly report on Ammon and Burton-Ab.erc. ~.
ea grow 1onder-of m'whom did osal come "a 80
s De Annette They made nice looking couple pns put
anu avn are doing fine Wonder he stopped school to s te -
ior 10 with Bridges Now be,. A.. ~ ~
49, M M picture may be changed tomorrow. back next week
Arkansas State press., 1950-04-21
OEs ARC
Ella M. Brown


The services at Fellowship M
B. church were nicely attended
Sunday. Class no. 2 still holds the
offering banner and no. 8 the at
tendance banner. A wonderful
program was rendered in the af.
ternoon sponsored by the Sunday
school. The pastor of Bethel AME
church was present. Presiding ell
der F. D. Gipson held his second
quarterly conference at Bethel
Sunday. He visited Mrs. Gipson
in Harrison.,......T The PTA met last
Monday night. Mrs. Elnora Glenn
spent Sunday with her mother,
Mrs. Mary Qualls. Vernon Hol-
loway, Albert Hill and others are
on the sick list this week.
Arkansas State press., 1950-04-21
Boughtorl

Mrs. Anna Pride and Mrs. Luel-
la Simmons rendered a very fine
program Easter Sunday. Mr..
Brewer, Mrs. Johnnie Hamilton.
Miss Fletcher and Mr.. Lock made
remarks.y.,q.V Visitors in town last
week were NJ Gallo of Gurdon.
Clayborn Phillips of Benton, Mr..
Lock of Gurdon and many others.
George Hunter who is attend.
ing school in Little Rock visited
his sister, Mrs. Odessa Simmons. -.
Roosevelt Simmons and wife are
proud parents Of a 8l-2 pound
baby girl.-.,On the sick list this
week are Mrs. Alberta who is in
the hospital in Prescott; Mrs. Lii
lie Yarbrough, Mrs. Hattie Hale,
little John Arnold and Hattie R.
Armstrong.
Arkansas State press., 1950-04-21
Over The Fence
By Mason Rice

Again we approach this awaited date
With news of interest I'll try relate
Ah-hhh Christian Margie it's she and
she alone for whom he But getting the
best Of Christian Introducing the new
campus payboy-Samue Mosley him Ede Mae Well
Bobby Jean sings Three loves have soobby
please tell M Baker and jackson who is BY the way
came Of that Easter date of Gadys? Could thrd?A
Benton and Mable Young doing distinguished look
ing young gentleman made the party three last Sunday
that you can manage them both Mab bread you have
been waiting for BeySeems though Maeeo and Janet have
Arkansas State press., 1950-04-21
CROssETT
Eunice Lampkins

Rev. K. B. Long, pastor of First
Baptist church, preached Won
derful sermon on the Risen
Christ. A large attendance was
reported Rev. and Mrs. Henry
Wimbely were dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Lampkins
on Easter Sunday. Miss Hazel
Lee Jefferson visited her mother,
Mrs. Perry Jefferson in Huttig
last week. She was accompanied
by little Annie Watkins Hay
ward L. Edwards, Thomas Joe Lee
and James Taylor visited in War.
rem over the weekend.
Arkansas State press., 1950-04-21
Bessie l.. SOckwell

Rev. and Mrs. T. M. Stith were
dinner guests of Mrs. Lydia
Toney on Easter Sunday Miss
Idell Alexander was home from
Shorter college. where she is a
student, for the holidays. She was
dinner guest OF her sister Mr..
and Mrs. SocKw.ll, Mrs. CleEs-
ter Sockwell visited thteir aunt
last week Mrs. Nancy Box is
on the sick list along with Miss
Claudia Mae Alexander. Mr. ant
Mrs. Albert Alexander are the
proud parents of 4 baby gil 81.
Mrs. Udell Sockwell Is or The
sick list.
Arkansas State press., 1950-04-21
NcCRORY
Gladys l.. Brown

The 9th annual bread and dress
parade of Woodruff county was
held at the Elmira N, Brown jun
Tor high school last week. Those
who won In the All club divi-
sion here are Irene Cornelius,
first place on church dress; Ossic
b. Steward, second place on
school dress: verna NJ. Snyder,
second place on parkcrhouSc rolls
Virginia Mae Hutson, third place
on parkcrhouse rolls. In the home
demonstration club division; Mrs.
Dorothy Crockett won second place
on houscdress and Mrs Cora
Arkansas State press., 1950-04-21
NEWPORT

The First Baptist church with
Rev. H. G. Martin, pastor and the
Morning Star Baptist church with
Rev r. Fitzhugh. pastor have
launched out on a great union
revival which began April 10 at
First Baptist and will continue
through Sunday. The speaker for
Arkansas State press., 1950-04-21

were visitors here last week They
were visiting their pare ts, Mr.
and Mrs. James Campbell Mrs.
Ella Jones made a trip to Cali
fornia but had to return because
OF illness of her husband and
daughter.
Arkansas State press., 1950-04-21

the revival d Rev. Z. Johneoa a
Memphis, a very great evaneollsl
Thus far the meeting. throua0
our Lord, has been successful ~
meeting moved over to Moenlnn
Star Baptist church for the sscool
week of service. Misses 0ladyo
Porter and Sara 7. Robinson, ~
porters for the Baptist revival
Arkansas State press., 1950-04-21
Choir On Extended Tour
" Bernice bunny Simpson

The Shorter College Choir Mrs Myrtle Roy Smith, director will
make an extended tour of Arkansas and Oklahoma beginning
President Robert Alexander has announced
Fort Smith, Tulsa and Oklahoma fine shape and is
singing impressive numbers a affairs
n n
Valley frontiersman., 1950-03-17
MEA Loan Approved for Chuqiok, Sutton Lines

An additional loan of $255, ,000 for the Matanuska Electric As sociation was approved this week by the Rural Identification Ad- ministration, Mrs. A. w. Pierson announced today. The money will be used to build line extensions to Chugiak and Sutton and Jones' vile, she. said. Construction will begin as soon as weather permits.
 Although some of the new loan is for construction of a building, MEAS plans for a headquarters structure have been postponed for this season, it was stated.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-03-17
Telephone Company Here Seeks REA Improvement Loan of $l75,OOO

phone Exchange, it was pointed out. Such a reduction in cost of service would be reflected in lower rates to the customers, MT. Sands said.
 It is planned that the present system would be enlarged to in- clude the entire area covered by Matanuska Electric Association lines. The MEA and the tele- phone company would make joint use of power poles.
 It is not known when REA ac- ton will be taken on the applica- tion, spokesman for the Alas kan headquarters office here said. To date only two telephone loans have been approved-one in Flor ida and one in Indiana. Many applications have been received for REA assistance for rural tele- phones.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-03-17

The Matanuska Valley Tele- phone Exchange has applied for a Rural Identification Administra- ton telephone loan in the amount of $175,000, manager Maynard Sands announced this week. The application has been forwarded to Washington headquarters of REA, where it is now awaiting of- ticial approval.
 MT. Sands said his application outlined plans for 400-line dial system, capable of further ex- pansion as needed, new tele- phone headquarters building, a sub-station at Wasilla and a new cable plant for Palmer and it's immediate vicinity
 The plans, if approved, are ex- pected to materially reduce the overhead and maintenance costs of the Matanuska Valley Tele-
Valley frontiersman., 1950-03-17
Valley Residents Flock Beck From South

The sun-tanned faces popping out in Palmer's streets during the past week are strangely familiar, on second glance. Most of them belong to summer Alaskans who join the wild geese in their flight north at the first flicker of spring.
 Among the returning northern CTS are:
 o. R. Mitchell, who found Se- attle snows too deep for comfort this winter; MT. and Mrs. MadS Johanson, who spent winter wis
 ting with relatives Outside; MT. and Mrs. Lloyd Severns, who have been on two-months vaca- tion drive through the states since mid-January; and Jay Maule, who returns from a lengthy Christmas holiday at his home in
Valley frontiersman., 1950-03-17
BUTTE WOMEN TO SELL OLD CLOTHES, FOOD FOR BAND UNIFORM

The case of the uniformLess band of Palmer High School has caught the attention of still an- other Valley organization. The Butte Homemakers are planning a food sale and rummage sale, to be held tomorrow at the Rec Hall. All proceeds will be turned over to the school band to go toward the purchase of band uniform.
 Jonesville miners also recently contributed the price of uniform to the band. School heads and band leader Paul Bushong are hoping for completely iAni- formed group of student musi- clans by next September.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-03-17
Rusty Dow 10 Folk Art
 Al Tuesday PTA Meeting

Rusty Dow will discuss art, in relation to children, at next Tues days meeting of the Parent Teachers Association, program chairman Henry Winner an- nounced today.
 Of primary importance in the business session that evening will be the annual election of officers. Officers named will be installed at the April meeting of the P-TA, the last formal business meeting of the year.
 The Tuesday meeting will be- gin at 8 o'clock in the school lunchroom.
Evening star., 1950-01-22

So many times, fried foods are heavy and indi-
gestble. Why take chances?
Fry foods properly with pure, digeaibk Crisco :
then you can let the whole family help themselves
without concern. And you'll know one important
reason why more women cook with Crisco than
any other vegetable shortening.
Evening star., 1950-01-22

Ham ends " IN glory as
cRIsco's PAN-BRoWNED HASH
"a ssrvinss)
Fried in Crisco, you can be sure your hasn y as
dioestibls as it is light and luscious!
- ihsps. csisrsasa61iss azzassslssPpsd
small onion. ehepPsS sHsssssksd hem
z ibsps. diced nAepssss
srssn pepper " M. psppss
" evp oyossd eosYess " eyp milk
cups diced cooked pesasess = meisssn
Any cooked meat or fish may Be used
An Measurements Lepel Heat. Crisco in frying
pan. Brown onion pepper and carrots Then add
potatoes and toss until flecked with brown. Now
add ham, seasonings and milk. Fry slowly with
out stirring about is minis. Notice, there's no
unpleasant smoke OF smell phen vox fyy acith
Criscoi II desired serve with
cREAMED E0Cs .
4sbsps. crisee VI ~. ssis
8 ibsp.. flour " isp. Psppsr
lEa cups milk 3 hard cooked sGss, siesd
Melt Crisco blend in flour. Stir in milk and cook
until smooth and thick. (You'H find ssUest, bland
Crisco makes wonderfully light and delicate vlite
saaeeD Add seasonings and sliced eggs. Garnish
with remaining egg slices.
Evening star., 1950-01-22

Hvrray for hosh! It's sure to get big hand when
you fry it light and crispy-brown the Crisco way!
Yes, and it's sure to be d;geaible, too.
How do we know? Because all foods are digest
ible when you fry them light and tender in Crsco.
Even doctors-9 out of 10 of them-say foods fried
in pure, a-vegetable Crisco are easy to digest
Evening star., 1950-11-26
HoPALoNc PADDLEroRD.

HOPAL0NC PADDLEF0RD. This is to
warn you not to be surprised if. one of these
days, small plane lands in your back yard,
and an energetic lady named Clementine
Paddleford asks to stay for dinner and rum
mage through your recipe files
Until now our Flying Food Editor has stuck
to commercial airlines for her cross-country
food hunts But. we learned recently, she's
working toward her first solo flight and will
soon be her own pilot. navigator and hostess.