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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-01-07

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Evening star., 1950-02-22


Detail and quality should
distinguish all suits. Por-
tiouIorIy is this true of the
consistent best-seIIer, the
gobordine suit.
Sketohed ore three suits
from an F street store. Left:
The slim suit softened by
scoIIoped details on the suit
Evening star., 1950-02-22
Why Grow Old?
It's | low You Cook It
By Josephine Lowmon

You can lose weight and still
eat a nourishing and satisfying
diet. The preparation of your
food means a lot in calorie count.
Any fried food ICONS the calorie
intake, and dressings and sauces,
cream soups and fat meat and
gravy, often sabotage your efforts.
For instance, there are about
so calories in a cup of clear to-
mato soup while a cup of cream
Of tomato soup gives you about
200 calories. One small tender
loin steak gives you around 270
calories while one large frank
furter gives you above $50 calories
(because of the fat in it, You
can eat 10 stalks of asparagus
with only 50-calorie intake but
if you add HollandaiSe sauce it
lifts the calorie count a lot.
You can eat one cup of broc-
coli (great health value) or one
cup of green's for around SO to SIS
calories, but if you add a cream
sauce the picture changes. In
other words it is the trimmings
which add up to such a big total.
Do not fool yourself in this way.
Bake or broil your meats, steam
or bake or boil your vegetables
dry and then add your own sea-
soning, measuring the butter or
oleo you add. Poach or boil your
egg. Do not fry it. Forget des-
serts and candy and such for the
time being.
Evening star., 1950-02-22

When looking at these COM
parative calorie counts for the
same foods, prepared in different
ways, you can readily see that
the preparation and the trim
mings mean a lot. 1t is possible
to use the same menus for you
and your husband, who may want
to keep his weight or even gain,
and the difference in calorie in
take can be controlled by the way
you prepare your food.
Many women hesitate to diet
because they feel they cannot
prepare two sets of food, one for
their husband and children and
another for themselves. Give
your children baked apples with
cream but eat yours raw. Give
them whole grain cereals with
enough sugar and plenty of cream
but eat a smaller amount your
self with one teaspoonful of sugar
and skinned milk instead of
cream. Soon your scales will
make this double cooking life
seem worthwhile.
If you would like to have my
"Mr. and Mrs. Diet" which was
planned for the wife who wishes
to lose weight and the husband
who wishes to keep his, send a
stamped, self-addressed envelope
with your request for leaf1et No.
"a to Josephine Lowman in care
of The Evening Star.
Evening star., 1950-02-22
Chicken Moyonnojse

A chicken mayonnaise is sort
of glorified chicken salad, all
dressed up for special party fare.
Boil 4 or 5-pound fowl until
meat is ready to. fall from bones.
Remove all meat, and cut it in
small but bite-sized pieces. Com
bine l cup of celery and / cup of
lettuce leaves, both cut in julienne
strips, adding a few spoonfuls of
mayonnaise. Place these in the
bottom of a salad bowl.
Mix the chicken lightly with
more mayonnaise-coat the pieces
well, but don't overdo it. Season
with salt, pepper and cayenne, and
mound prettily on top of the Gel
cry and lettuce. Garnish with al
ternate quarters of hard cooked
eggs and tomatoes. Sprinkle ca
pers generously on top of the
chicken, and if you want to be
really dressy, place some sliced
stuffed olives at strategic spots.
Evening star., 1950-02-22
By Dorothy BihImon

nish a fairyland centerpiece for
Vi,e children's party table. ct
adult parties. you'll find tie
plastic tree serves the hors
d'oeuvres. A whole tree of olives,
or an assortment of picked mush-
rooms, artichoke hearts, baby
frankiurters and tiniest onions
may decorate the branches fld
tempt the guests. Here's another
feature Of the sugar plum tree!
Between parties use it on your
dressing table as a pleasing ac-
cessory. Earrings. bracelets and
necklaces then become the deco
ratior1s within easy reach.
Neatest trick for feminine
travel today is a new unbreak-
able plastic carry-all with a bon
net top to serve as rain bonnet or
shower cap. This carry-au weighs
like fluff, is trimmed with powder
pink plastic bindings and stream
ers. Inside pockets hold four
bottles and two jars, all of flexible
plastic. There is room in the CEN
ter for washcloth. cleansing It's
sue. etc. The streamers tie it all
into a snug little bundle to fit the
tightest corners of luggage, later
serve as chin ties for the bonnet
top The cover may also be used
as a supplementary bag to carry
selected items from cabana to
beach, or from boudoir to bath
room. In which case the stream
ers, tied in a bow. become the
handle. A. set of six gummed
labels is supplied to identify the
powders, liquids. or creams in tho
bottles and Jars.
Evening star., 1950-02-22

helped her, she thought, to hold
her boy friend. 1t didn't. He told
her bluntly one evening that he
was going to be married the next
week to a quiet girl whom she had
scarcely noticed during the school
years; one who did not go to
dances and parties and who did
not drink.
But why? Why have you al
lowed me to believe you cared for
me and intended to marry me
when you were going with another
girl? What right have you to do
such a thing, to use me as you
have done?"
Il wouldn't think of marrying a
girl who drank" he said cody.
The girl I want for the mother
of my children does not smoke,
Evening star., 1950-02-22
does not drink, is never familiar

does not drink, is never familiar
with men" And that was that.
Maybe girls should take sober
thought about this situation. What
good. what possible good, can
drinking do them? They are by
nature placed in a delicate posi-
ton. They are potential mothers.
Motherhood is the highest func-
ton q woman can perform. 1t is
a sacred function. 1t is vital to
the lives Of humanity. vital to the
quality of civilization. 1t is a
terrible responsibility and a sacred
trust. Strong drink endangers it.
Young women should avoid it as
the plague and older women should
take thought of what they are do
ing to their own health and what
the effect of their example may
be on the younger people about
them.
People who are intrusted with
the lives, the we'll being, the safe
ty and security of children should
be very careful about their drink
ing habits.
Evening star., 1950-02-22
Recipe Roundup
'KOesisters'

'KOeSISterS
Here's a recipe for doughnuts
with a coating of sirup, all the
way from South Africa.
Bring l cup of milk to the boil
ing point, let cool, and add u
yeast cake dissolved in a little
lukeWarm water, salt. enough
flour to make a soft batter, and
let rise overnight.
In the morning add 1s cup but
ter and lard, mixed and melted, l
cup of light brown sugar, 2 eggs,
beaten, a little nutmeg, and
enough flour to make soft dough.
Let rise again, toss on Toured
board and roll out. Cut with,
-doughnut cutter and fry in deep
fat. When done leave for a short
while in a sirup made of 3 cups
OF sugar, and cups of water,
favored with cinnamon.
The South African name for
these is "KoesiSters."
Evening star., 1950-02-22
Salad Invented by
Dumas

cestershire sauce and 4 or S table.
They say this salad was in
vented by Alexandra Dumas, and
was his favorite. No wonder-it
is a masterpiece.
Make a paste by MASKING a l.
inch cube Of tuna fish with 3 an
chovy f1llets. Work the yo;k of
l hard-cooked egg smooth with
a little olive oil and 1a teaspoon
Of French mustard. Add this to
the fish paste. Mince or rice the
egg white, and mix it with l
minced picked gherkin, 3 minced
sprigs Of chervil, l teaspoon wor-
spoons of tarragon vinegar.
Line a bowl with lettuce leaves.
and put into the bowl l cooked
beet, / cold. peeled, cooked potato.
l small celeriac and l cooked tur-
nip-all sliced. Season with salt
and paprika. Pour the first mix
lures over all and toss lightly, but
thoroughly.
Evening star., 1950-02-22
Mississippi Pecan Pie

How about a Mississippi Pecan
Pie to use up the last of that gift
box of pecans you got way back at
Christmas time?
Mix 2 tablespoons of flour with
70 cup of sugar. Add little salt.
l2 cup of molasses, and 2 table
spoons of melted butter. Beat
into the mixture, one at a time,
B eggs, and sprinkle in some nut
meg and allspice. Add l cup of
milk, and mix well.
Last stir in l cup of broken pecan
meats, pour into an uncooked pas
try shell. and bake until firm.
Serve with cream.
Evening star., 1950-02-22
Fashion
Calendar

FOR TEENAS: And "for
free" a IL weeks course, de-
signed to teach you correct
posture and walking, graceful
use of the hands and head, care
of skin, makeup and hair styl-
ing, modelling technique, ward
robe essentials. and the many
other items that go into making
you the "all-around" girl you'd
like to be. Under the direction
Of Miss Phyllis Bell and under
the sponsorship of a newly
opened F street clothing store,
the once-a-Week class, Friday
afternoon at 4 o'clock, will fea-
ture a special fashion show and
at various intervals, speakers
who are well-known fashion
and beauty authorities. All high
school girls are invited to at
tend. Call us if you'd like to
know where to sign up.
FASHION LUNCHEON SHOWS
IN WASHINGTON
Monday, l pm, Mayflower
Lounge. Mayf1oWer Hotel; pm,
Embassy room, Statler.
Thursday, l pm, Fashions
From the Avenue, Shown on the
Avenue" at the Dupont-Plaza.
Friday, / pm, Palladian room,
the Shoreham Hotel.
Saturday. l pm. Pail Mall
room, the Raleigh Hotel. q.
X X
Brief fashion shows are held
on Thursday and Friday at the
Willard and Mayfower, re-
spectively, during the cocktail
hour, between $50 pm. and
$50 pm.
Evening star., 1950-02-22
Use Of Strong Drink
By Angelo Potri

Recently letter from a girl in
her late teens came to me and it
told a sad story, hope not COM
mon one. This girl was popular"
with her school group and went
out with boys to shows, to suppers
and dances afterward. BY and by
she went steady" with one of
them and felt she was engaged to
him, although he had never men
toned anything of the sort. At
the parties drinks we're served and
the boy urged her to drink with
him. ito give you pep and sparkle, 4"
he said
After two years of this associa-
ton the girl drank as matter
of course. 1t became a habit. She
says she was often high" which
Evening star., 1950-02-22

The pictured week-ender case is
made of attractive durable plasti-
hide and is available in both 13
and 81 inch sizes. Both sizes
have the following exclusive fea-
lures: A comfortable grip handle,
which is shaped to fit your hand:
bumper-edge binding made with
an electronic machine; a cant
lose" identity tag. and locks Of
solid brass. we feel sure you will
find this case scuf -proof, heat
and cold resistant and, because
ofsits washable texture, virtually
stain-proof. The cases come in
white, russell, gray, ginger, green,
navy and white and wine and
white. They are nicely quilt lined
in matching colors.
The plastic age makes the sugar
plum tree come true. Right out
of the famous poem of childhood
the new sugar plum tree appears
in sparkling crystal colored sty-
rene plastic to decorate the, party
table. Myriads of branches and
twigs that rise out of the styrene
bon bon dish will hold dozens of
sugary pastel gum drops to fur
Evening star., 1950-02-22
ADVERTISEMENT.

and until 7 pm. on Saturday.
Our early morning openings
are convenient for those of you
who like to shop early. And, of
course, you always find the
cream of -the-crop in any prod
uce when you're among the
first customers. So plan to
shop on WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOONS-as we'll as every other
day during the week.
LIKE BOOK BEER? It's time
for book now, and what to 20
with it but Bockwurst Sausage!
Where to get it-why Weigert's
of course. This popular Center
Market City stand specializes in
pork products as you undoubt-
edly know by now. Bockwurst
is the latest addition to a very
impressive array of good food
from this stand. Just tell Fred
Weigert you want some book
wurst ;. he'll take care of you.
TODAY is Ash Wednesday,
the beginning of Lent. It's also
Washington's birthday. For.
those of you who are beginning
the Lenten season, let us re-
mind you that Javins' and
Thompson's seafood stands
have dozens of delectable items
for Lenten dishes. For those
of you celebrating Washing
tons birthday with a party
this evening, let us also remind
you that for holiday fare you
can't beat the merchants
stands comprising our acre of
fine foods.
DON'T FORGET to ask for
your Anniversary orchid from
our manager on Friday and
Saturday. Do wear it, enjoy it,
and accept it as a gift from
CENTER MARKET CITY
5th and K NV.
Evening star., 1950-02-22
ADVERTISEMENT.
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MARKET CITY
w/M Hf Hxxk|

SURPRISE SURPRISE!
On Friday and Saturday we'll
have the incest surprise for you
at Center Market City-orchids
from us to you!
This is our Anniversary
present to all you faithful
readers of this column, for this
is our First Anniversary. If
you'd like to wear orchids this
week end, just go back to the
managers office at Center
Market City and ask for yours.
These Wanda orchids were
flown in especially for us, and
they come complete with a lit
tie lapel phial that keeps them
fresh while you're wearing
them.
Hint to the men: You can
take one home as a surprise for
your favorite girl!
It's our way of saying "thank
you" for all the nice things
you've said about Center Mar
ket City and our shopping in
formation.
3 4
OTHER NEWS: Beginning
on Wednesday, MARCH FIRST,
we'll be open SIX DAYS A
WEEK. Formerly, we closed a
half day on Wednesday, but
now shopping hours are from 7
am. to 6 pm. on week days,
Evening star., 1950-02-22
Use Eqqs Often

Eggs are such a nutritious and
plentiful food these days that they
should be used often. Serve them
IN an omelet with q tomato sauce
for lunch, or in cheese souffle
flor supper.
Evening star., 1950-02-22

Next time you stuff potatoes
try folding some tiny squares Of
yellow cheese into the potato mix
ture.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-03-16
Lafayette

The Missionary Society of the
Congregational Christian Church met
Thursday afternoon in the home of
Mrs. Bessie Hefner.
Mr.. Frank Obedier, of Gallon,
spent the past week visiting his sons,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Obedier and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Obedier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Shrider and
daughter Audry, of Kenton, were
Sunday afternoon guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Milo Watt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Alderman, of
Lima, were Thursday evening callers
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c..
Wollett.
DR.. and Mrs. Robert Dorenberg
and son, of Spencerville, gave a
surprise birthday dinner Sunday, in
honor of Mrs. Blake Guthrie. Attend
ing were: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Nj. Doren-
berg, of Cincinnati; Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred North, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Miller and family, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
F. Weber and daughters, of Lima;
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Boyd, Mr..
J. Fl. Guthrie, Mrs. Leonard Acker-
man and Mr.. and Mrs. Blake Guthrie
and family.
Mrs. Joseph Bishop and family, of
Lima, and Mrs. Bert Bowyer, of
Bluffton, were Saturday dinner guests
of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Williams, the occasion being Mrs.
Williams birthday anniversary.
Mrs. Lew Roberts and Mrs. Dorance
Thompson attended the Aid Society
meeting of the Sugar Creek Church
Thursday, in the home of Mrs.
Edward Spiker.
Mrs. Edward Obedier, Mrs. Harvey
Badertscher, and Mrs. Tom Robinson
attended the style show, Tuesday
evening at the American Legion Hall
in Lima.
The Order of Eastern Star cele-
brated their 50th anniversary We'd
nesday evening with a o'clock din
ner and program. Approximately
200 members were present and the
Worthy Matxen Mrs. Catharine Wyre
of Medina was guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Roberts and
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Nicolet, of
Lima, were Sunday evening guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Cook, of Lima,
were Friday evening guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Witham and family.
LEGAL NOTICE
Virginia N. Hufferi whose last known
address is General Delivery, Greenwood.
South Carolina is hereby notified that Ray
s. Hufer has filed his petition against her
for divorce in case humber ssl2s in the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Allen County.
Ohio. alleging Gross Neglect of Duty AZ his
ground for same and praying for divorce.
and that said cause Win be for hearing on or
after the 23rd day of March. 1850.
RAY s. HUFFER.
BY Sylvan a. Wise his attorney lS
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-03-16
THE BLUFFToN NEWS, BLUFFToN, OHIO
Lenten Concert In
Mt. Cory Sunday

A Lenten concert by the Defiance
college choir will be sponsored by the
music department and Band Boosters
club of Mt. Cory-Rawson High school
at p. m. Sunday in the Mt. Cory
school auditorium.
On the program will be featured
chorales and sacred music suitable
to the Lenten season. The Defiance
choir has been making many ap-
pearances during the last three years.
No admission will be charged.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-03-16
Farm Bureau Meet In
Bath TLUp. Tuesday

Annual meeting of shareholders of
the Allen Farm Bureau Coop as
sociation will be held at p. m. next
Tuesday in the Bath Twp. school,
near Lima.
Three new directors will be elected
at the session. Entertainment will
be provided by Jacks Xylophone
band, of Richmond, Ind.
Evening star., 1950-11-02
u. ). Cancels Plans
10 Build Super Liner
For Troop Service
BY the Associoied Press

The Government has reversed
IA deciSion-made when the Ko-
Irean war picture looked dark
to complete the super liner United
States as a troop ship.
Instead, the original plan to
construct the 48.000-ton vessel as
a luxury liner will be carried out.
The ship. largest liner ever put
under construction in this country,
is being built at Newport News, Va.
The decision to complete the
vessel as commercial passenger
liner was announced last night by
Vice Admiral Edward L. Cockrane,
Maritime administrator. He said
the decision-like the earlier one
to convert it to troop ship
was made by the Joint Chiefs of
Staff.
There was no change in a de-
eision to make troop ships out of
three 13,000-ton vessels under
construction at Camden, N. j..
They, too, were started as pas
senger ships. The order to con-
vert them and the United States
to troop carriers was announced
September Is.
The United States is being built
for United States Lines under
arrangements with the Maritime
Administration. which is paying
a major share of the estimated
cost of $40 million. The arrange
ment provides that the ship, with
defense features built In, can be
converted to war use. }''
The ship was scheduled for
completion early in 1852 after a
three-and-on -half-year construc-
ton job.
She will be $50 feet long with
a speed of % knots or more and
a capacity for 1000 passengers,
and is intended to be this coun-
try's answer to the famed British
Queens the Mary and the Eliza
beth-in Atlantic passenger COM
petition.
Evening star., 1950-11-02

later the Governor had been very
courteous and cooperative"
Hanley Suffering Exhaustion.
Reliable sources said that Mr..
McDermott and Mr.. Aultmann,
who plan to return to Washington
tomorrow, would try to see MIR.
Hanley today at Hudson. They
had planned to interview the
Lieutenant Governor here today.
However, Mr.. Hanley, who cele-
brated his 50th wedding ami
versary Tuesday at his farm home
near Nassau in Rensselaer, County,
entered the hospital last night.
DR.. Gene S. Rogati of Valatia
said Mr.. Hanley was completely
exhausted from months of political
campaigning.
Evening star., 1950-11-02
Funeral for Henry Contee
will Be Held Saturday

Funeral services for William
Henry Contee, 50, a retired Treas
ury Department chauffeur and
special messenger, will be held at
l pm. Saturday in the Rhines
funeral home, Third and I streets
S.W. Burial will be in Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery.
Mr.. Contee, colored. who was a
special and highly trusted friend
Of eight Treasury Secretaries, died
Monday night in Gallinger Hos
pital after several days illness.
Known to everyone at the
Treasury as Henry. he joined the
Department in 1918 and retired
three years ago because Of illness.
He lived at 1904 Ontario road
NV.
Mr.. Contee was born in Wash
ington and attended Dunbar High
School. While at the Treasury, he
served under Secretaries McAdoo,
Glass, Houston, Mellon, Mills,
Woodin, Morgenthau and Vinson.
Evening star., 1950-11-02
BY the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-Senate
investigators probing the "Hanley
letter." controversial source of tur-
MOL in the New York State elec-
ton campaign, will seek to inter-
view 1t. Gov. Joe r. Hanley to
day at hospital in Hudson, N. Y.
They interviewed Gov. Dewey yes
terday.
The 74-year-old Republican
Evening star., 1950-11-02
ENTERTAINING is

just around the corner :. time
to get all your silverware in love
ly, cleaning order. So be sure
to clean it the way your jeweler
does with WRIGHT'S Silver
Cream. This safe, special-purpose
silver cleaner is "air-fioated" for
softness to beautify while it
cleans gives a soft, Elusive
sheen known as "Satin" or "But-
ler's" finish that leaves your sill
yer looking lovelier than new!
Still WRIGHT'S Silver Cream is
wonderfully easy to use ;. just
a light "once-over" does the trick.
And constant use is good for your
silver -. as long as you care for
it weekly the WRIGHT way.