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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-12-29

mar ser bette uno fleiBisIte MellldD,
bon Der &ronfbeit, Die jid in leiner
2unge feltfraf, bann ober iprang oas
8elpradJ altf Elm anberes Gbeuno
iiber. galb 5eigte iib ser erite ID
delroe Oeltno. &affee 1,nb SUDDEN
1paren ausge5eidnet, oem beim Co
tenlbmaus barf mon nift fnalller11.
Babreno ouf bem Srieobof Der 50.
tengraber nod fleibig Idollfelte, ipar
bel oen meiiten Ser Gerltorbene ibon
pergeIien.
armer 9ergnonn! geiemono &c.
badte oei1,es beloenboften, arbeits
rei6en 2ebens. Nein - riema,to ?
- Die Menlden nidt - nein, aber
liderlid SSener, oeilen 3eiben baIo
iiber oeinem ihmudlolen 8robe iidJ
erbe6t. Rudolf Utsch
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Trpunp ann Alltaa

Die Gage fonnen lms nidt INNER
Sonneni6ein bringen, iie foilnen old)
ni6t alle mir Sonntage Iein. Gar
iiber lollen mir uns niebt lln51,frieoen
gramen. @enn sic Sonne nit ibren
tuuI Ieto Strablen uns ni6t in sic
6eniter l6eint, 6ann tpoIlen mir an
ben Mono llno sic Sterne oenfen uno
an bas biele i6one 2ibt, bas INNER
bin nod bleibt. Ser gllltag jon 111s
nibt Der itimnren, Ionbern MIR sic
6rel1oe am 5onntag nebren.
@eipiB, er lit oft bart uno ldaper
uno raltb. gs lit feline &Ieinigfeit,
togal1S, tagein i'm gleihen Sbritt
llno 5ritt 5l geben, INNER ouf be11
gleiden Sled, an berlelben Moi6ine,
in ber gleiden @erfitatt at lteben,
inuner oen gleifen Dienlt ou TIM, sic
Gage porongeben 5u iebet in Der &C.
oebaten 2ange bon Itets gIei6en @ei-
len, iiber Die ser gil5ug bes 2ebens
blnf1brt, intmer bortparts, porapGrts
auf bielen slatog briidt ser lbtpere
Gaud Der 6abrifen, oie Gorge uno
Die Wiioigfeit. go pieles gebt rtaIdi-
nenmabig, uno oie Mal6ine ser
Itampft er6armungslos alle boberen
8eoanfen in ser Seele, bie frobe Nr-
beitsauffaiiung, oas ielbit6nbige
9ellfen lno Sanbeln. @s lit eine
0efobr, I'M @lei6taft bieies slntags-
lebens ielber cine Maidine 5u mer=
BEN, bart uno id)1perfdllig, nidts oen-
feno uno nidts Iaeenb, Elm ruBiger
anedt oes Dampfes in Der Miibe.
Gann tpiiroe bie oas religiole 0en=
fen llltb 5iSblen abgeltiiunpft. Sober
nit Bott aln6 Sen MenIden itieae i'm
Snneren auf, 1pie Nebelhpellen iiber
ben Weioen am Mbeno. Das tp1re Elm
tribes, trauriees 9eben. Sen Iidten
8ottesbimnlel nift ntebr al ieben
bor lalter &aub nto QltoIm Ser
S6lote, unb feinen beIIen @;onnen.
Bid mebr aus tiefer 5eele binauf
gum Bater inn Sir1r1rrel 6roben Al, trn,
bor lal1ter WoltenounteI ,ln6 Stid-
luft bes MGtagsIebens, bas br6d)te
nns ia 1tm uues tpabre Slid.
8as ibaut ibr oetln 10 6en Mutaa
an? Sn ibm Iiegt bod nod @roBe-
res 1lm6 Wertbolleres berboraeu.
Shon oies lit dpertbou, oaB nur oann
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-12-29
Ehplputr - fpd,sfad,r
Orhpnslputp

Ser III. Gran5 bon 5o1es moht'
einmal Die gemerflmg: ~0ie @be ii
ein SrOen, in lueIbem man idon DO,
Dem gobi5iot BrofeB MAIDEN mub
8abe es audi bier ein Yrobeiobr, .pi(
im &lolter, 10 1uiiroen MIR ipenige oit
8elilboe ablegen.
Eielen Sob bat ser beritbn1te gll.
gultlnerpater Ibrobam q Snnta Gla.
ra allfgegriffen uno i'm m,f lei1,e
8abrbeit bin gepriiTt. ltno oa bo1
er bcrausgebraht, oab oie Gbe io9ar
eln ledsfaher Oroen iei. Gr iogt:
~Wenn man in ben gbeltono tritt,
tritt man 51erlt III oen 8cne0iftiner.
oroen, ood nift bon ser 1trengel,
Sbleroan5, oiclmebr in cine ld)one,
reIhe, gelniitlid)e Grilotur. "a iingt
man, ga flingt man, oo moht sic
Hega Denig 8eidmernis.
rSange 1pabrt es ubcr nidt, Damn
bcgeben iif) Oie Gbelel1tc in Den gre>
olgeror0en, inocm cines an Dem on=
bern lbon oIerbono ou55uieten lmo
5ll taoeln bat. "a gibt'3 Damn 3Sriib=
lrno slbenopreoigten, bel oenen ober
gemeiniglih Der Seacn peroeilen
miro.
~9lu3 bieiem Sroen treten iie in
Sen gorfiiBeroroen, in rpclhen SrG=
nerl, Mogen uno @eincn lm oo5 tag
Ilhe 9rot, Solnn1cr lnO Not, sSalte,,
ltno onoere5 &rell5 lid einltcuen.
"Ton Oo 9eratcn lie 5lmcilen in ei-
nen irre9ularcn Cr0en, oos lit Ser
6lngcllanten- ooer 0eiBlcrorben, in
mel6em man nit S6Idgc .lno Sto-
ben chamber 5ured)tpeilt.
~Sat Ser eine &eile geoauert, 10
geht'5 in ben &art0llIeroroen, oo
berrldt BEL Siid) Stiulhtpeige1, oo
rcoet man nidts nitcinanocr, %
bleibt ieOcs in leiner &lalIe.
~Gllolidb treten etlihe logor in oel1
Gremltenoroen, inocm Ser Mtann oo.
bin, Die iSrau oortbin siebt. @IallbI1
ou SoB Die im 9jrnncl pieoer 5uiom.
nentreffen?" 2"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-12-29
Arhpit

Sd babe einn1al gelelcn: nHibt
nllc 9lrbeit tonnte gleid) atSiebeno
leiu." Sir sic t6eiligen @ottes COB
g fcincn llntcrlhieo in Der 9lrbeit.
Sbncn NOR icOe 9lrbeit gleid) lieb,
sic 0cringlte mic Die b0dlte. @er SEN
Ncllt 6ottcs hat, nud)t icinc Irbeit
il1n @ottesoicrIte. Damn lit icoe 9lrs
belt nn5lebeno. Ginger nuf oer Ider
| fnbren, &inoer unterrifte1 ober bod
gelebrte Bidder ihreibcn. Der rehte
@erIt lit es, Ser Der 9lrbeit Sen re6ten
Mert perleibt. @er @ott illd)t, finoet
Nbn III ieoer 9lrbeit, ullf in ser &C.
rln0Itcn uno ld)mierigIten. 6erooe in
oleler nn crlten, lpeil bnrin Ser
Menlb am 1penigIten lid) lelbcr ludt
Wott Idaift nid)t lpie Mcni9en ld)af=
! ien Die 9lrbeit manhcr Wenldc1 lit
n1ebr ltiiBiggang uuo unlliiber 3eit-
pcrtrcib. @ott id)aiIt nit 8eisbeit
lno SerItanO. Seoe5 5l ieiner Belt.
Niles 9eht nad) beltinnnten lluob0n>
ocrlld)en 8cleten.
Meld) cine beilloie llnorbnllng
mitroe lcln, lpelru sic Come belltc
INN fiinf llbr oufgebt, n1oreen 1t1n
5cbn, onl ndd)Iten Gage Inn 51polf
llbr lnlttags ooer gor Inn ied5 llbr
obenos! aue5 ouf groen miiBte orun-
fer lno briiber geben. @ottes 8erfe
lino nit eipigcr @eisbeit geregelt.
glles 0ebt naG ser genaueltelt Orb
luu,g, ieoeS an leincnr Blat, allies 5u
Ieiner Belt.
gtad perniiniti9en 9fegeln llno in
bcItilnn1ter Sronung ml1B ouf Groen
ieoe Irbeit eingerihtet 1peroen. Nid,t
allein oie 9ano iou iih bel ser slrbeit
riibren. Gielnebr mus ser geritono
bie @ano leitelL lou Elm eripriebIi=
DIES gSerf 5ultanbe fonrmer.
Ser 6armer, scr nit ser Suot an
fallgen 1pollte, lpenn Ser Nobbar er,l.
tet, !piirbc balo alsgearbeitet baben.
Cic Sausfrall oie 81, 9lbeno oas
sSriibltiif mad)t 1,no boS IbenoelIen
ont Otorgen, 1piiroe oas ga1,5e Sous=
aueIen ourdeinanoer bringen. 0as
gan5e @aus leioet, Wann lmo &ino
l,no Ssngeiino, 1penn sic 6rou ni6t
perltebt, Sronlng I'M !Sa,lstpeien 5l1
balten.
Srorln9 5u bolten lit nidt il1lmer
leidt Ges Menihen Sinn lit flat
terbaft. 9alo min er oieies, baIo
mod]te er ienes tim. gtllr oas, mos
Hegel uno Oronllng forbert, mill er
meiitens nidlt t,m. Damn finoet er
balo bier Elm Sinbernis, balo itebt
linn BORT ettpas TIM 8eee.
Sronung foroert Selbitiiber,pin=
olmg alts 2iebe CUR arbeit 1nb Ser
Oienit, mabt SEN Menlden our Mo=
ihine. 'Selbitiiberpinor,ng INN Got
tes apillen mad)t i'm 5lnn Mann. Mr-
belt I'M redten @eilte getan, biloet
Mdnner. ballt @emeinben alno Stou-
ten alf. @en,einoen unb Staoten o,,f
ielbitloier arbeit itarfer Mdnner ouf.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-12-29

Ibie fer,tIten 5ertten. Das fronu,le
Deutterber5 aber nit al leinem 8an-
gen. ieinen 5itternoen Soffnnnget
uno leilen 8iinlben fir Dos eeliebte
Ginb erbebt iid auie auf gnselsflii-
eeln el1rpor 81 ben binlmliiden Soben
= unO betet. ., tpeld eroBe uno
iiiBe Mo6t beiitt bas @ebet einer
Dnltter ielbIt ilber Die Bl1ne ser got-
lihen 8eisbeit! 8ie oft idon bat es
oielelben l1trge,panoelt in liieIneen
elmer l,ngeobnten Barlnber5iefeit!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-12-29

Der Sonntog erQl1idt uno begliift.
mcl1n cine Heibe BON iehS bonfrdfti-
gen 8erftaae1 oes Sdoffens 1,no
Elogcn5 ooranging. Sur 10 iino Die
Sonntage Dobrbaft peroient, llno lie
mollen perOiel1t leilr, Inn DeiIbringeno,
triftigeno, ltoble,ro 5lt lperoen. gtod)
mebr: im Srogen 2no @rtragen oes
9latags be4pdbrt li6 Die innere aroft
eines aberdeen. @lau6t ibr bos nibt ?
IS lit gar ntdt 10 icbmer, in ernIte1t,
berben 3eiten oe5 2eben5, in Hot,
&ronfbeit, Sdidlalen, GooesfQllen
multig ollf bem Soften 81, Itcben, uno
Dos rei5t sur anlp1nullng aIler &r1f-
te lulO gibt bobe Grfabrungen. @ir
ldalcn llngliid, Shmer5, 2eio Dor
lns altIlteigen. % itelnnten mir 1lns
oagegen an, mir rineen, mir lpebren
uns, mir liegen, lnh ole sSrellbe lGBt
l,ns Oas Ser5 bober lhloeen, lpcil Die
geote groBere Strait erforoert, nber
aud groHere Srillmpbe erfod)ten 10
ben. Gs lit lcbr auiregeno uno Der
lofcno, Elm 0elo 5l1 Iein. Iber immer
MIR ein Ilrrd)lhnittsmenId) 5u blei-
ben llnO ein 2eben i'm iteten @leid=
taft 5u fiibren, bon oeln @ott nihts
Velonoere5 erlpartet unb mir lelbIt
niht uno sic arbereu nid)t, bas oesz
bnlb arh Oes Selbentlllns gur 1lid)t
beoarf, od, oas min uns eleno erlhei.
nen! @ir meinen, es Iei 10 1penig
lebensDert, neil 10 gar niht oralnn=
tild ober ltn9e,pobnlid u1o olfre-
geno. 9llltage Iiuo's, no olle5 lih
gleid)t, beut luo morgen lulo ilber-
morgen. ein elni9es ginerlei. gs
fommt nidts 8robes, nihts lteber-
ldperes, nid)ts Heues, 1ur Mlte5, inn,
mer ipieoer ullb apieoer Die gleihen
S6ritte, 8ege, arbeiten, 9lrbeits=
it1tten, Wenlben; ieoer Gag fiigt iib
m Den porbergegangenen. 1pie in ser
&ette Elm Sling an ben anoern 1lno III
Den anoern. Sic geben poran, lu1b
ieoer trdgt iein gtspas oa5u bel, oab
Der 8agen ,1nleres 2ebens nift ms
5tofen gerdt, ionoern ein paar SUB
neiter poranfon1mt.
SSa, bas lit i6,per, oiele langel1,
sral1en Gage liber, 1pillie, freloig
bin5unebmen 1rno iie 5u Grasern oes
e1pigen @liides 1peroen 5u laiien.
Mber ,parllm 1niiilen mir es poIIbrinz
gen? @eil alnler @ott es 10 tpiu, Der
nihts @robes uno l1neetpobnli6es
BON ,lns perla11et. ieoo6 nit Iiebe=
poaem ause auf bie Greue i'm &lei-
men iiebt, oie ben slutag gum apabreu
Berftag n1odt, apirflam fir @ott
llnb @ottes @bre. Ius iolhen Sagen
tpablen uns erlt Ole groben &rdfte
fir lflpere aufgaben. aus oer ~Sei=
lieung ser unfriegeriihen Gage I'M
Col tpdhit 5tarfe fir Die Gage oes
&mmpfe5 auf ben Soben" (Beabobp).
so pollen mir burh Ole pielen Ga
&c geben unb lire iblidten 5reuben
ailf a,ns tpirfen laiet, ibre itillen
2idter nidt iiberieben, Mdnner ,lno
Gral1et getreuer 4rbeit, 1uie Hfliiger
allf Dem Gelo, 6ie % 5urbe Inn
5l1rhe 5iebe,l. umler @ott fenoet idon
Seinen Sesen 5,l fiderun BadStum
allf bieie frieolid)e Saat.
Adolf Dondeys.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-12-29

9e6out, baben 9eltano. 9lnes oroere
miro oerld]lDinoen; Oelu e5 rltbt o1li
Dem Sanoe ielbitiiidti9er SSSttereiien.
Inner 6errgot bat on Die arbeit
un1er 5eitltd)ea uno eipiges Wobl-
ergeben 9cf1iipft. 0ab BON elmer ae,
re0eltcn strbeit unIer 5eitIides @ob1-
ergebch 8eiunobeit lrno meiItens
ouh langes 2cben obbdngt, miro pobI
teln oerniiniti9er Menib obltreiten.
GoB unler c1pi9e5 Sell bon Der arbeit
obbongt. mag sir Oas Hahfolgenoe
| logen.
Sic red)te 2lrbeit, reht geton, lit
Naa Samenforn. Tos miro in Ser
3cit gele9t. Tic Grnte IoIgt in ser
G1pi9telt. Gam miro ser Sog font
men, no man Die berrlihiten @abel1
III oelncn SdloB legen miro, Elm Sng
; Irober Grnte nad) barter triibIeliger
slu5lnat.
Ter Simmel mus eben peroienf
mer0cn. 0tonhe 2eute neinen, NIT
pielcm geten llno fro1nmen Seuf5ern
fonnten lie Oos errcihen. SSn1 uebri-
gen fonnten lie oic S0noe in oen
Sdob legcn lnO lid 9etroIt ser &or~
Icblln9 @otteS iiberloiien.
Solhe Mcnl6en iino gans unO
gar I'M Srrtllm. Bott mill, 0ab mir
mItarbeiten 5aben mir oa5 l1nlri9e
getml, Damn tut @ott oos Seinige.
Sarte 9lnltrenaung uno 5abe, GUS
Oouernoe 9lrbeit in Dem bon 8ott
9eleBten Bernie, gibt 1lns 8rot ol1f
Groen uno oen Sil1unel in Ger g1pig=
felt. Spfer, Sel6itiiberipinoung unn
9ebarrlidteit iino IN gottgegebener
slrbelt 0ie ein5i9en @ege, oie sum-
Simmel fiibren.
| OpTer, SelbItiiberipinoung, 9u15
bauer ltnO Gi9cnltaiteu, Die ieoe
georonete 9eruisorbeit bon WenIhen
Ioroert. @eoronet mus Die geruf5-
orbcit icin. SrOnl1n8 foroert Opfer,
SeIbItiibcrlpirolu1g. 9orlln1 bale oid2
! in ocincr Nrbeit on Die Sronung,
Gonn miro Die Oronung DID balten,
! Sic miro ocincr grbeit 8ert unb
ocinem @illen geborrlihfeit geben.
Gann miro sic 9lrbcit oicb Oei11en
@err9ott n0ber bringen. Sic miro
iein Elm 9oloener ,Sdliiilel, Der Dir
oos 6imnlclator erlblieBt.
gSie oft orbciten mir fir nid]t5,
! l(ngliid, @osbeit uno 0lurlnrbeit Der
.Nenlden roubeu lms oie 6riihte urt-
lerer Wtiiben. Tarllm leien mir flltg
tpie Der SltOe. Ser 1peiB auh aus
Sem Sd)aOcn 9tutcn 81 3ieben. Rihy
ell mir llnIer Iage1pcrt 10 Elm, oab
mir 5por fiir Die Groe orbeien, aber
I'M Sinnnel rnlcren 2obn ertporten.
! gSie more oa5 81, 1Ila6en2 gtihts
lcid)ter ola oo5! 9lrbeiten ntiiilen mir
ohnebin, pcnn mir eiien ipollen.
Curd Ole quite Oteinl,ng, alles aus
Siebe 81 @ott uno fiir Soft 5u tun,
Opfern mir Dem @crrgott an unIer
Ca9elpcrf auf. Gam lit Der 9err 10
gut lnO Iicb, oaB Gr uns nif)t mir
9iht, luo5 mir iiir oiele5 2eben beoiir>
len, lpuoern nod pieI mebr e1pigen
Sobn Na3u
S6lQ8t baum bier ollf groen unie-
i re 9crchnltng fcbl, mibrat Die gr-
Belt, gcbt Der Groenlobn perloren,
nad)t nid)t5. Sir ben Sin1nel lit lie
nidt perlorcn. 81 ngeriitteltes Nta5
miro Der Serr un5 in uniern Sd)ob
9eben fiir alle5, 1po5 mir auf groen
aus Siebe 5u Shm aetan rno erouloct
bnben. ]. B. K.
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outer 9ofinung. Bill:
~San9en Sic benn oieI, Iieber
Sreuno?" - Mife: .8enn ih nod
fiinf sefongen bobe, ouBer Dem, oen
ld iett angeln mill, babe id gernoc
eln bal6e5 Iubeno!"
0a5 51tneb III enoe q tier.
"slllo nah 10 pielen ,Sabren boit on
oeine friiberc 8raut 1uiebereeleben.
Sat lic nod INNER Die lbone 6igur2 2"
- ~gtlht nnr bebolten, oerooppelt
bat lie lie!!"
S9crr Sdul5e I'M &on5ert, neben
ibrn Mhllifoireftor Sent. rSinoen Sic
niht audi. oab bier I'M 5aale eine
Ihlehte 9lfuitif ilt?" 9err Shul;e::
sd ricd)e nid)ts, Serr Gireftorl"
0ic fIcinen g bIauber~
Ger. Der 9err Gforrer bot oie
Goriiungen5 5u iib eiuselaoen. Gs
gibt berrlide Sobannisbeeren nit
Sobne. ~Sebt ibr," iogt Der Bfarrer
SUM SdluB, lit has nun nidt oieL
beIier, ais lpenn ibr in meinen Cor
ten flettert uno el,h bie 8eeren iel+
ber boIt?" rSaaa, Serr Efars
rer!" briiut'5 1lniiono. Limb mo-
rum lit oos Nun belier?" - r@eiL
mir oa feline Sabne bel baben!"
9ie N bifaIfur. .Gu babe
id 10 elm Fulper gefauit, oas gegen
Sr,,ntIudt gut iein lou. SD babe es
neinem Mann III oen aaffee ge.
tam" - Sea, bat's geboIfen2" -
"Satpobl, ieet t,inft er feinen qaftec
mebr!"
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zm1&t ttpnrn Jahr

0as alte, bas men gater thar,
Sing in bic Gmigfeit
@rik 8utt! 6ier bat bn meine Sanb,
Sic fabrt bid ant nnb germ
Snrd)s ipr9cnbunfle Grbcnlanb
3nm lid)ten 6immelsicrn
8rik 0utt! Sa6' meincr iorglid adlt,
Die 3eit 1T mir ge5ablt
ltnb einmal fpmmt fir bid bic Hadlt,
SIR bic Der Nprgen feblt
0Srdk Gutt! gcrtranm bic Stnnben mid,t,
ySir Sabre aeb'n geid}minS.
Salo bait on iSnrdJen int 8eidt
llnb MART bod fanm Gin &nb!
8rHR 8utt! limb uirfit bu trem nit mir,
Damn iuiuft Dir redjer 2obn,
Damn eb' dj Goeliteine bir
Sn ocine Simmelsfrun.
8rak G3ptt! ltnb bring id mand)es 2eio.
Su lit andJ bas bir gut!
Salt bir rein Der Scelc feib
ltnb balt bein 6ers in 6nt!
0rIR Gott! limb ie mir in,mcrbar
3n eoler Sat bereit
Mns &crf! - I'D, bin oas nene Sahr
Sas iingic Sinh Der 3e!
Lud7vig Nadling
Evening star., 1951-07-12
ROME, ITALY?

From Mrs. M. X, Washington. J
am a constant reader of RICH
and have benefited many times
from the exchange of useful hints
carried In it's columns between
other readers on innumerable oc-
casions. Now I would appreciate
very, very much any advice to be
had from any one who has MAIN
ltained household In Rome, italy
I have In mind, for instance, the
many conveniences which we take
for granted here in the United
States. ! wouldn't know where
to begin. but am sure that any
one who has lived there could
Ipile up terrific list of hints on
the kind of household equipment
available in Rome or not-what
to take along, and what not to
take along. know, for instance,
that Italy makes beautiful table
linens. but how about bed linens.
bathroom towels, drapery and slip
cover material, ETC.? Judging
from the response to such requests
l have noticed in the past from
your readers, am certain that
any advice offered will be of tre-
help.
Evening star., 1951-07-12
THE EVENING STAR B-5
Washington, D. C.
THURSDAY, JULY I2, 1851

beaten whites, beating constantly
and continuing to beat until mix
ture is of spreading consistency.
Add vanilla. Divide mixture in
half. Add fruit and nuts to one
portion and spread between layers
of cake. Frost top and sides with
remaining frosting.
X y 4 4
THANK K-YOU" NOTE.
From Mrs. v. McG., WashingtonJ
H. A. c.. Washington. The ar
ticle you sent in entitled "How to
Brew Tea," makes the most de-
licious tea I have ever had. 1t was
very generous of you to explain 1t
so fully. I am a tea lover, and it
was a pleasure to follow your di-
rections. I think it Is simply won-
derful that The Star gives us a
page with so many helpful tips,
recipes and ideas.
X \
CHESS PIE.
(Fron, Mrs. H. NJ. ", ArlingtonJ
Here is recipe for chess pie
for an inquirer of several days ago.
" pound brown sugar, 2 eggs,
b pound butter, u teaspoon
vanilla, and " cup nuts. Put in
pie shell and bake in
moderate oven 20 minutes (or
Until set).
Evening star., 1951-07-12
LADY BALTIMORE CAKE,

From Mrs. T. /. S., Hyattsuille. J
Three-fourths cup butter or
other shortening. cups sugar. 3
cups sifted cake flour, 3 teaspoons
baking powder. u teaspoon salt,
12 cup milk. " cup water, tea
spoon vanilla and 6 egg whites.
Cream shortening and sugar to-
gether until fluffy. Sift flour, bak-
ing powder and salt together three
times. Combine milk, water and
vanilla. Add small amounts of
flour to creamed mixture, alter
nately with milk mixture, beating
until smooth after each addition.
Beat egg whites until stiff, but
not dry and fold into mixture.
Pour into cake pans lined with
waxed paper. Bake in moderate
oven $3.50 F) Is minutes. Makes
3 (9-inch) layers. Lady Baltimore
frosting: Three cups sugar, / cup
water, A teaspoon cream tartar,
3 egg whites, stiff1y beaten; / tea
spoon vanilla, " cup chopped figs,
l cup chopped raisins and / cup
chopped nut meats. Boil sugar,
water and cream of tartar to-
gether to 238 F. or until a small
amount of sirup will form soft
ball when tested in cold water.
Pour hot Sirup gradually over
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WOOL RUG?
SHERBERT RECIPE.

From Mrs. E. NJ. WashtngtonJ
I'm from the State of Michigan
and have enjoyed reading your
column, The Readers Clearing
House. I have a problem and ]
would appreciate good sound ad-
vice. I would like advice on the
care and cleaning of my new, all
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like to know what to do about the
threads that come on to the right
side of the rug. Some tell me to
cut these off, others tell me not to
use vacuum cleaner on the rugs.
Please help me.
In exchange, am sending my
recipe for tropical sherbert Greece
unit. delightful summer dessert.
u eggs (separated), l small can
crushed pineapple and juice, 3
large bananas mashed), juice of
2 oranges, and Z tablespoons
sugar. Beat egg yolks with 4
tablespoons sugar. Add mashed
bananas. pineapple, and orange
juice. Mix well and freeze. When
mushy. remove and stir. Beat egg
whites with remaining sugar,
and then fold into frozen mixture.
Return and finish freezing.
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Mrs. r. H. S., Arlington. Parents
Magazine gives the address of the
Calvert School as: "a West Tus-
cany road, Baltimore 10, Md.
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Supper in short order and good eotino, too!
WEDNESDAY
Mushroom Creamed Eggs and Asparagus
Rice Mired Green Salad
Corn Mud1ns Watermelon
Mushroom Creamed Eggs nd Asparagus
! pound fresh asparagus or Y cup milk
! 10-ounce package frozen grated cheese
3 cooked rice hot
I can condensed of 2 hard-cooked eggs sliced
mushroom soup
Cook asparagus in lightly salted tender drain
Meanwhile combine milk cheese until cheese
melted Stir in the sliced eggs and cooked asparagus heat
thoroughly Serve hot rice Makes
THURSDAY.
6rd'sed PORK Chops Baked Potatoes Green Peas
Cabbage and Peanut SaU
Banana Oatmeal Copkes Iced Tea
Banana Oatmeal Cookies
Ia cups S1teo hour "a shortening
! cup sugar egg well beaten
II teaspoon baking soda mashed ripe bananas
! teaspoon SAT- ia cups rolled quick
= teaspoon nutmeg " cup chopped
"a teaspoon cinnamon
slit together hour, sugar, soda salt
into mixing bowl Cut IN shortening Add egg bananas rolled
oats and nuts Beat until thoroughly blended by
fu about 1 inches apart onto
moderately hot t400 degrees minutes or until
cookies done Remove from Immediately Makes about
Sh dozen cookies
BY "VL"
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Vanilla pudding with flavor thot's new and different
SUNDAY.
Baked Ham Sweet Potato Casserole
Corn-on-Cob Garden Salad Rio Cream
Iced Coffee
Cream.
! tablespoon instant coffee 2 CUPS milk
Conbine instant coffee nd nTdS Sua 'ran d whipped
Add milk gradually blending and stir over medium
bowl cover and chill well Then beat slowly rotary egg
beater and fold in whipped glasses
cherries with stems. Makes servings.
Hamburger Patties Parseu Potatoes
Stuffed Zucchint Buttered Beets
Cantaloupe
Stuffed Zuechin
1h pounds small zucchini eggs slightly beaten
l cup fine. soft bread crumbs tablespoons salad oil
u cup apoI finely chopped drained y teaspoon thyme
"a grated Parmesan garlic pepper to taste
! tablespoon minced Paprika
Wash zucchn and trim off Parbol salted
water Is minutes Drain When enough length
wise halves and out ndes with leaving
crumbs spinach Of the cheese onion eggs thyme MsG
salt garlic salt and Fill zucchni shells with
cheese and papka Bake moderate s5o
utes Makes servings.
Country Style Han, Casserole Broccoli
flashed BroDn Potatoes Relishes
Chocolate Cup Cakes Iced Tea
Country Style Casserole
cups cubed leftover ham green pepper. diced
! large onion. sliced 1H2 water
tablespoons fat tablespoons flour
large carrots cut in 1nch " orange juice
4 stalks celery, cut in 1-inch
In skillet cup ham, onion fat; cook over
low neat until onion Drowned Add carrots celery
tender Combine flour mixture and
COOK stirring constantly until sauce is thckened Add remaining
IN cups cubed ham Cover and keep hot until serving time
servings
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4EWhat$ CooRin' :

FRIDAY
Shrimp SaDory Potato Chips
Green Beans Tomato Salad
Apricot Whip
, Shrimp Savory.
tablespoons butter 21a cups milk
. tablespoons flour " mayonnaise
! teaspoon salt 2 cups cooked shrimp
Va teaspoon pepper 3 tablespoons lemon Juice
Melt butter, stir -four salt pepper then and
cook stirring until smoothly thckened mayonnaise
shrimp and heat thoroughly Last stir lemon Juice
on toast. Serves g.
SATURDAY.
Chop Suey Chinese Noodles
Glazed Carrots Sour Cucumber Salad
Cherry Pie
Sour Cream Cucumber Salad.
medium cucumbers tablespoons minced onion
Ia teaspoons salt "a teaspoon sugar
cup thick sour cream 1s teaspoon paprika
tablespoons vinegar l tablespoon minced parsley
Flute cucmbers fork sprinkle with teaspoon
salt Let stand 10 minutes out liquid Combine
cream with remaining ingredients Add to cucumber mixing
lightly with fork.