davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-15
FOR SALt--- I
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON
TAN RIJDGET

Two copies OF the Tax Budget as
tentatively adopted for the Board
of County Commissioners in Mad
ison County. Ohio, are on file in the
office of the Board of County Com
missioners of said County. These are
for public inspection: and a Public
Hearing on said Budget VII be held
at the office of the Board Of County
Commissioners in said County. on
the 25th day of August, 1852. at.3:00
o'clock pm.
Madison County Commissioners
BY Forrest r. Hanson
Auditor and Clerk
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-15
FROG LovE-MAKING STUDIED

HUNTINGTON, w. Va. Up -
Among other things, a 10-year
study of frogs has added new
word to the language of lovemak-
ing.
Evening star., 1952-01-06
$13,250
25l1 MASON ST.
GT.ENMONT

$500 down: 2 bedrooms, with full
basement. with expand attic, on
large lot. completely fenced. To in.
spect, out Georgia ave. to Mason st.,
left on Mason to house. Mr.. Crow
der on premises. 81. 634s.
Evening star., 1952-01-06
MANOR CLUB AREA

FULL ACRE-S1S,950
re rare opportunity to take
gentleman's estate. aboundine in
unexcelled landscaping on a full
acre of land. This home offers a
l3x24 hv. rm. with large stone
fireplace, eq. kit. with breakfast
nook. 3 bedrms., det. garage. oil
Venetian blinds, storm Windovs
and many other extras. This is a
home featuring an unusual merging
Of quiet country living with city
convenience. A remarkable buy,
with substantial down. Contact Mr.,
Owens. LO. 4-7629
Evening star., 1952-01-06
TERMS 20 SUIT
2912 COLLINS AVE.
WHEATON HILLS

Brick rambler-Drive out today and
see this lovely 2-bedroom brick home
with side screened porch. large
kitchen with breakfast space. fun
dry basement. eXtra-large level lot.
many extras Terms, cash or trade.
Out Georgia ave. to Viers Mil rd,
right on Newport Mil I'd, then right
m Cnllina wa
Evening star., 1952-01-06
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

LOVELY WHITE RAMBLER, In Sill
yer Spg.: 2-bedroom design. with
full dining room, but has recr room
and bath in large, light basement,
Ssasse. Ssasie as sn another bedroom; built-in
araSfi view nne $5asS ns5SaSSrh0Gs s1PIsY sa love 8
MEAN coLEsViIIE, FsafiIf1 Nj MD.@Ii. olii acres
arm, mod. bunga.; fun bsmt., poul-
Try house; sparkling well water;
mouse newly painted and, decor. in
in. On good road, near busline: lge.
productive vegetable garden; priced
very reas,: $1,000; imnled. possess.
JOHN BURDOFT. Colesville, Nd.
4; F .. z, 81. Spg, Md. Call Ash
A MI MULTi-FasifHLY LII, Anil HOME in wheaton
Also several homes Of good value
office. CoFFMAN REALTY co,
se9inS seal1or' sg gis Pershins drive. Silver
NIARIY EARLY NJ NEw Ca CAPE COD. in aS SILVER
tiled bath. fun bsnit'. Sy expandsble aae
upstairs, fenced lot and quiet street !:
near shops, theater, bank and
99owntoWn BUS; S17,950. RIPLEY IL
HoMER: s1oaiE:: Realtors, 81. gill. Open
IF YOU WANT TO BUY a . or J
bedrm. home, call me, l have some
flne ones within all price ranges.
Terms, cash or trade. MIR. Bryer.
SH. 6292, MODERN REALTY Co,
JU. 1-BUS0. -H
I ACRE GROUND. 4-room frame
mouse: all furnished. oil furnace,
electric stove. $1,000. AP. 47i5.
NEW BRICK RAMBLERs; all diff
Sl. Sp.; bedrms., = baths, din. rm.,
equip. Kit, liv. rm., fireplS bsmt.
rec: rm.; gar: priced right, terms to
SUI: II: Z; BIEBER, SH. 6565. %
IN Gaithersburg; ideal for tourist
business or convalescenta home; ask
ior more details. RIPLEY a. ROMER-
Realtors. Gath Don
Evening star., 1952-01-06
$l6,500
CARROLL KNOLLS
10108 GATE AVE.

Near ST. Johns Parochial Schools
bedrooms. Colonial style. with cen-
ter hall plan. large living room, sep-
arate dining room, equipped kitchen;
large level lot; assume GI financing,
excellent terms. To inspect, out
Gate then right to house 81. 1921.
Evening star., 1952-01-06
LUXURY HOME
X RrnPnnNRS

Spacious Cape Cod brick, custom
built, situated in one of the finest
residential areas Of Sill. Spring.
Many unusual features; oak; floor
ing; cedar closets, 2 genuine tile
baths, full bsnt., co. kit. beautiful
landseaping; cony. to schools and
represents one of the finest homes
IN Met. Area; priced to sell. Call
Mr.. Pomeroy, AK. 4035.
Evening star., 1952-01-06
4. CHEVY CHASE
1922 Chevy Chase Blvd.

In an excel, residential neighborhood
and transp. This 3-hedrm.. 11a-bath
brk Cape Cod. with screened porch,
gar. and rec. .fm. is an exceptional
buy on today's market at $50 500.
Directions: Out wis. ave. past
D. G. line to Chevy Chase blvd
erty.
Inter County Realty
OIL, 2lD1
Evening star., 1952-01-06

WE SELL HOUSES
ALL OPEN SUNDAY
SILVER SPRING, S12,95O
loo01 Menlo ave; 2-bedrm, bunga-
ished on 2nd A.: new gas &C. heat:
corner lot. fenced. To reach: Ga.
ave, left on Seminary rd. through
Forest Glen, right on Menlo.
SILVER SPRING, $19,5OO
1903 Linden lane. Very attractive
brick bungalow. conveniently located
pear schools. trans. and stores. 2
beedrms. and bath on 1st a. finished
pfa5 psce qe 2ec End A. v evIH 5 S.sn gssnrstsd Es
throughout; vacant; immediate pos
session. To reach: Ga. ave, left on
Seminary rd,. follow sign.
SILVER SPRING, S21, 500
100l4 Reddick drive. 4 bedrms. Q
baths, brick Cape Cod bedrms.
on 1st H., 2 bedrms. on End f.; fire.
place: full basement; level lot This
To reach: colesville rd., left on
Forest Glen I'd, follow arrow sign.
FALKLAND, $21,50O
Suburban brick rambler will suit the
most discriminating buyer. Finest
details throughout. l blk. to grade
school. . twin-sise bedrms,, tile
bath. liv. rm. with fireplace, din.
rm., lge. all-electric kit. utility rnn.:
attached garage full bsmt.: y acre
To reach: colesville rd. to Columbia
pike, follow sign. mi. from Silver
SILVER SPRING, $21,95o |
le711 Ga. ave. 2-story brick Colonial
in new -house condition. Den on lst
f.. fireplace in liv. rm.. newly REL
modelled Dutch kitchen; 3 bedrmsI
and bath on End a.; fenced yard
To reach: Ga. ave. to 10000 block
and our open sign.
SILVER SPRING, $31,500
1885 Colesville rd Beautiful new
brick rambler. nearly I acre. corner
and fireplace. din. rm., fully equipped
kit. with automatic washer, paneled
den and bath, 2 bedrms. and tile
bath: gear sarage. Trade and
offers considered. To reach: Coles
vile rd. past Burnt Mills entrance
to open sign.
THOMPSON & GRAY |
IL. 61OO. ReaR0rs. Open 9 til o.
Evening star., 1952-01-06
peter j. hagan

1905 r. l. Ave. NE. UN. 1888.
WA. 1857. UN. 1885. Open Til 8.
BEAUTIFUL WOODMOOR
BARGAIN-S15,50O
As good as U. s. Savings Bond.
something you can't afford to miss.
rms, knotty pine den. full din. rnl >,
Nv. rm. with fireplace. full dry
bsmt., concrete driveway storm
windows, fenced-in back yd.: conV,
to schools and shopping Mr.. Scott,
ewes, ST. 476fS.
Evening star., 1952-01-06
NORTH WOODSIDE

true williamsburg Colonial home Of
large. rooms. including 1st-fioor
den. 2 baths. large fenced lot. de-
tached garage. This is custom
Possession with settlement. Call Mr..
Gutenberg. TU. 2312. for appt.
SIDNEY z. MENSH & co.
Evening star., 1952-01-06
S13.7

ssifk sii SAMPLE rambler in, IN choice location Of
Ice. liv; rm; and din. L. fully eouip uio'
Kit, 2 lge. bedrms,. tiled bath; level
corner lot: blk. from Schools bus:
very good terms, Open SUNDAY
afternoon till. dark. Drive out Ga.
ave; t9 Dennis, right on Dennis to
right on .Windham to ,Juett. Ieft !
Nh MADDEN, JU. S-4I3S or Lo.
Evening star., 1952-01-06
HARWICH
A. 49,

HARWICH
S12.750
Sew 2-story.. 5-rm. and bath Diet.
home; 2 bedrms., liv. rm., din. rnl.,
all G. E. kit, stove and refrR.. dis
posal and diswasher; full basement;
$1,000 down will handle. Call today.
Evening star., 1952-01-06
$4,000

'c6sdrm; brk. Colonial. in excel.
f2fnq'. f;f,,1 lge. screened-in porch. beau
offered. excellent buy. Open sun
day TIL dark. Drive out CoIesviile
Td to, Four Corners, right on
Biadensburg rd to WILLIAMSBURG DIR
leit on Williamsburg DIR. to Wood
pnp;1 nuTn; Fo low signs. Call MR.,
Evening star., 1952-01-06
2. CHEVY CHASE
4004 MANOR DRIVE

Cor rambler On lse. s0O-ft. lot. With
breezeway and gar. There are 3
6SssSSrms;; SsS 22 baths; family-sized
roughed-in rec. rm Close-in COM
munity of fine homes and priced
accordingly. Directions: Out Conn.
ave. 2 blks. past Columbia Country
Club to Manor DR.. and left to our
open sign,
Evening star., 1952-01-06
S15.75O

sbsdEm; s1s brk. rambler, choice sec. Of
lot, f,repl;. tile bath: 1 blk. from
school and bus; priced to sell. Open
sunday afternoon. Drive out Ga
ave. to Dennis. right on Dennis to
lnwood. left on Inwood to Wind
pam inft right on Windham to Juett.
call Mr., MADDEN, JU. s-4138 or
Evening star., 1952-01-06
EXCLUSIVE WITH
!. CHEVY CHASE VIEW
ia GLENROSE ST.

This custom-built rambler in a setting
OF nne homes will meet every need
Ice. liv rm. .all-elee kit, s bedrms.
pine -panelled den 2 tiled baths.
Full bsmt. Rec. rm. with u bath,
built-in gar. On a lee. 100-ft,
front lot. cony. to Naval Hospital
and Health Institute. Directions:
Out Wis. ave. to Cedar lane. Ust
street past Naval Hospitall. Right
on Cedar to Glenrose. Right to
open sign.
Evening star., 1952-01-06
8. BETHESDA
55O3 CHARLOTTE RID.

Located In an excel residential sect ;.
this brk. rambler win satisfy the
tiled baths, all-elec kit. with break
fast space. Attrac. liy.-dfn. rm.
comb. firepls.. full bsnt.. and
uriced very reasonably at SOS $40.
Directions: From Bank OF B thasda,
out OLD Georgetown I'd. to Hunting.
right a blk. to Charlotte and left
to open sign.
Evening star., 1952-01-06
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
$13,950

Brick 2-bedroom Cape Cod with
stairway expandable attic, full
bSlnt., outside entrance, copper
cutters and plumbing; alum. storm
W1ncows, gas heat; excel. cond.
Good financing.
Evening star., 1952-01-06
OPEN SUNDAY, is

Directions: Out Forest Glen I'd. to
our direction signs and 1907 EDGE
wood rd.
FRANK L. HEWITT co.
e4e7 Fenton st. 81. 5000.
Evening star., 1952-09-09

superb seated dinner menu is
planned around steak. If the
boss is a steak fancier. find out
which cut he prefers and how he
likes it cooked, if possible. then
Eprepare this menu especially for
Evening star., 1952-09-09
IBy Red Cross
urgent Need
$4,000
Volunteers

Washington area hospitals. both
military and civilian, have re-
quested 1900 additional Red Cross
trained volunteers, the largest
single number needed since the
height of World War II. With the
exception of entertainment service
workers. these needs are all fol
daytime volunteers.
This request represents the larg-
est mobilization of Red Cross vol
unteer effort in the Washington
area in any period short of all-ou,
war. It means that 1900 women
are urgently needed within the
next three weeks, in addition to
the current monthly working
roster Of some $500 volunteers.
Washington hospitals and insti-
tutions requesting additional! vol
Iunteers are: Walter Reed, Bethes-
da Naval. Boiling, Forest Glen
Mount Alto. George Washington
University. Emergency. Garfield
Children's Episcopal, United States
Soldiers Home. Home for Incur
ables, House of Mercy. Kabot-
Kaiser Clinic.
Itemized, these requests for hos
lpitals and the blood program are
as follows: 1913 Gray Ladies. 319
nurses aides, 70 arts and skills
workers. IS surgical dressing
workers. 40 social welfare aides,
"a staff aides, rs motor service
drivers, 20 canteen service work
ers, ITO entertainment service
hostesSeS.
Volunteer chairmen Of each
service will staff their desks con-
tinuously to interview applicants
Evening star., 1952-09-09

ciates may give a party jointly.
The invitation would be issued
from the person whose home was
to be used, but a note inside OF
the invitation would explain the
other persons share in the party.
When home is where you un-
pack, as it was for me for many
years, remember you can still en-
tertain your friends in q hotel
room. You'll have just a few at
a time, but have them often.
The difficulty is to make a hotel
room look like home, but it can
be done. One woman I know who
travels with her husband q great
deal on his business trips, orders
leaves or flowers as soon as she
is inside q hotel room.
AS she unpacks, out come the
leather folders containing pictures
of the children, grandchildren,
and q friend or two. When the
flowers are arranged, it looks even
more as if some one lived there.
Magazines and books take the
cold air away from hotel rooms,
too.
What you acquire and carry
with you while travelling varies
with the circumstances. The main
thing is not to let living in ho-
tel room stop you from enter
tanning, or prevent your making
friends.
Foreign dishes Which sound
so elaborate are often everyday
foods made special By jetD
seosonings. Read Fridays in
stallnent on becoming a foreign
food specialist my easy iDdy.
Evening star., 1952-09-09
Bond Drive Program
To Be Discussed

An organization meeting Of the
Women's Committee for the 1882
So campaign for the State Of Is
rael Bond Drive will be held at
1880 pm. tomorrow in the Pan
American Room Of the Hotel Stat
Ter.
The meetings agenda will In
clude the election Of a women's
division chairman to succeed Mrs
Leopold Freudberg. the formula
ton Of the Women's Israel Bond
program for the year. and the
announcement Of the women's di-
vision delegates to the National
Economic Conference for Israel
which will be held Friday through
Sunday in Atlantic City.
Evening star., 1952-09-09

superb seated dinner menu is
planned around steak. If the
boss is a steak fancier. find out
which cut he prefers and how he
likes it cooked, if possible, then
Eprepare this menu especially for
him:
STEAK FOR DINNER
PlGnked Steak
Duchess Potatoes
Tomato Oliuettes Green LintaS
Tossed Salad
| Hot Biscuits Honey or Jam
Minted Chocolate Chip Ice Cream,
Coffee
It takes no longer to prepare
the steak on wooden plank, but
lit looks so PROFESSIONAL! Besides
its attractive appearance, a hard
wood plank means cutting the
steak without injuring the platter
beneath it or taking the edge off
your sharpest knives.
My choice of steak cuts for COM
pany is the aged sirloin about
Is inches thick. Slice it vertically
and serve in half-inch slivers, rare
or medium, as the guests prefer.
just as you would roast beef.
There is no waste in this slicing
and each person gets his choice.
The morning Of the dinner, rub
the steak with olive oil and insert
several garlic Spikes" in each
side. When ready to cook it,
warm the plank, hroil steak on
one side in broiling pan. place
cooked side down on the plank
and slide under broiler to finish.
When done. sprinkle with salt
and pepper and dot with butter.
Garnish with parsley and the rest
is up to you.
OF course, it is your steak and
you will omit the garlic entirely If
you don't like it or remove 1t be-
fore cooking if you enjoy only a
touch of the flavor.
Your duchess potatoes will be
served on the plank, being forced
through a. pastry bag around the
edge of the plank while the steak
is finishing cooking so the
potatoes will brown.
Arrange slices of deep red, ripe
tomatoes on the plank, each
topped with q slice of stuffed
green olive. The color effect is
wonderful.
Economical Party
Even when the bank account is
low. you can entertain the boss
at q dinner which gives no hint OF
its economy. Build the menu
Evening star., 1952-09-09
Ry Muriel Nissen

DEAR MISS NISSEN - How
should q person take an unusual
invitation such as this? I am in
my late COS and all alone. One
evening, while I was reading, a
woman in her 40's came to visit
and asked me to call on her. ]
don't know what to make of the
invitation. Does it mean that she
pities me?
I have heard that people in one
generation have little in common
with those of another generation
II realize this young woman does
mot mean to take me into her
social life. as she entertains con-
|siderably. She does not need my
company, therefore feel it is just
a kind consideration for lonely
|person who has lost her husband
I could not accept her invita-
tion If I thought it was given as q
good deed. I have fought for my
independence all my life and
though broken hearted. am still
independent. I like to be with
younger people but must be sure
I'm wanted.
BESSIE B.
ANSWER: You are very wrong
in believing that two generations
cannot mix and be friends
Younger folks can learn a good
deal from the experience and wis.
Evening star., 1952-09-09

undoubtedly be wasted. II he
was interested in you he would
have let you know. Forget him
and find a new beau.
DEAR MISS NISSEN: This Is
important to me. I am IL years
old, 5 feet / inch tall, weigh 119
pounds and look every ounce Of it.
Should I take reducing pills? !
will abide by your advice.
DOLORES
ANSWER: I hope to heaven you
do abide by my advice, Dolores.
for the answer is. emphatically.
no! No one should take this type
of medication without the advice
of a doctor, but a 12-year-old
should be especially careful. You'll
probably lose the extra weight in
"a year or two without doing any
thing about it.
Evening star., 1952-09-09
|Sisterhood to Meet

The first fall meeting of the
Sisterhood of Kesher Israel Con-
gregation will be held at $3.50 pm.
tomorrow at 2801 N street NV.
The sisterhood is making plans
for it's annual card party to be
held October 80 and the annual
donor banquet set for December
II in Hotel 2400.
Evening star., 1952-09-09

|around one speciality dish-some-
thing like the Italian baked Ia
sagne. Add pretty chilled vege-
table relishes, the best green salad
you can make, fruit. and nuts
served with wine, plus coffee.
In business requiring q great
deal Of entertaining, man and
woman who are business asSo-
Evening star., 1952-09-09
Luncheon Soup

For a hearty luncheon soup
combine q can Of condensed to-
mato soup with q can Of chicken
gumbo soup and two cans (usine
the soup can as measure) OF
water. Simmer until thoroughly
hot, stirring a few times.
Evening star., 1952-09-09
Problems Today
Age Is Usually No Borrier
To Cherished Friendship

dom Of their older friends; some
Of the most cherished friendships
around me are between people Of
two different generations. The
line of distinction between gener-
ations was much more finely
drawn years ago; it has almost
been obliterated now, especially
among older people. The very
young, of course, should be re-
stricted to their own age groups
for friendship or romance, but in
later years these barriers cease to
exist.
You write a fine letter, Bessie
and have much to offer. The
young woman, I am sure, will
benefit from q friendship with
you
Perhaps her initial invitation
was occaSioned by a desire to
cheer you up. or. as you put it,
as q good deed" Don't disparage
these motives. They are the hall
mark Of fine people. Accept her
offer Of companionship as it was
given, in good grace. It will be
easy to convince her that you. too.
have something to give. Pleasant
conversation is always welcome
Don't return the visit with the
idea that you are merely helping
the lady fulfill an obligation. Ac-
cept it cheerfully. gladly, enthusi-
astically. Be an agreeable visitor
and your neighbor will become
fully aware. if she isn't already
that her good deed" has turned
into a most valuable asset.
Evening star., 1952-09-09
How to Be q Good Party yGNer No.
Business Entertaining, Home and Abroad
Bv CdroIyn Coodins


"successful entertaining At Home"
published by Prentice Hall. 1ncD
In entertaining the boss or other
Very Important Persons the thing
to put first as in any entertain
ing-are your warm welcome to
your guests, delicious food and
plenty Of it and an atmosphere
Of relaxation or gaiety as the oc-
caSion demands.
People in your home cannot
help but be affected by each OF
these. Although q spotless home
is pleasant, too, it is quite possible
that the condition Of your house,
if reasonably tidy. will be noticed
by no one except you.
Very Important People are al
ways showing up-important. at
least to you.
I'm going to give you the menus
and management hints needed to-
entertain them smoothly at a.
noontime breakfast. cocktail buff
fet, foreign speciality dinner and 81
steak treat.
A breakfast like this. easily
given IN the garden or in the
house. is the pleasantest possible
reception for visiting v. !. P.'s
arriving for week end, on Sun
day or over the holidays.
To start of their visit immedi-
ately, invite the largest number
of people important to the visitor
whom you can serve easily.
Ask the guests to arrive at noon.
then serve small cups Of strong
coffee as they arrive, and any
other beverage you like. Here's
the menu:
NOON BREAKFAST
FOR V. I. P.'s
Dentitcsse Molds
fCottee-FIoUored Geldtinl
Chilled Watermelon Wedges
Eggs Benedict
Coffee
The watermelon wedges are
decorative and delicious, while
these demitasse molds are won-I
derfuIly refreshing on . warm
day.
Eggs Benedict, as you may
know, are made by topping Eng
lish muffins with a slice Of broiled
ham, q poached egg. and over all,
q generous tablespoon Of hot hol-
landaise sauce.
Not much cooking to do for
this party. Some one does have
to be In the kitchen to make the
eggs Benedict. Quite q few muf-
fms for these can be toasted at
once in the broiler. Keep eggs
piping hot and serve eggs in pairs
straight from the kitchen. Pro-
vide set up tables for the guests
If possible. as this main course
requires cutting.
Next Menu Hearty
The food for the next menu is
hearty although the buffet itself
Is as beautiful as q spring bou-
quet:
COCKTAIL BUFFET
FOR v. I. P.'s
CGnapes Relishes
Iced Baked Ham
individual HorseT1dish Aspics
Deuiled Egg Mousse tDith
WdtercreSs
Hot Buttered JohnnycGke Squares
Sailed Brazil Nut Chips
Three things on this buffet
make big news-the ham, the
aspics and the johnnycakes. Thin
slices of baked ham served icy
cold have much appeal. The
johnnycake is most appetizing
swathed in napkins and nestled
in baskets.
The individual horseradish as
pics are made by diSsolving q
package Of lime gelatin accord
ing to package directions, and
adding " cup prepared horse
radiSh and 2 teaspoons sugar.
Mold in small paper cups.
Finely chopped hard-cooked
egg. green pepper and pimiento
present q pretty picture nodded
in the deviled egg mousse.
The time Is sure to come in
every Americans life when q
Evening star., 1952-09-09

The phone number is Republic
$500, Ext. 2176. Training classes
will begin at the end Of this
month.
Evening star., 1952-09-09

wonderful husbands. nice homes
and have enjoyed going places to-
gether. Recently two of us dis
covered that the third was having
an affair with our Office manager
also married. It's been going on
for some years. Our problem is,
we don't know how to handle her.
B. B. B.
ANSWER: Don't soil your
skirts! Let the woman know that
you are aware of the double in
fidelity and want no part of her
friendship.
DEAR MISS NISSEN: I had
been going steady for one year
with a nice boy. We broke up a
few months ago and now I'd like
to get him back. Should I try?
MARIE
ANSWER: Your efforts would
Evening star., 1952-09-09

DEAR MISS NISSEN: We are
three married women all working
in the same office. We all have
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-05-15
Frozen Foods Skills
To Be Demonstrated at
Agricultural Center

+ Do you want to know more about
how to prepare food for your deep
freezer? The University of Mary
land Extension Service has arrang-
ed for one of the finest demonstra-
tions you can attend to be held
May 10, at the Agricultural Cen
ter in Gaithersburg, at 80 pm.
1t is open to everyone interested.
4 Through the courtesy of Mr..
Larry and Miss Gloria Maloney, an
excellent demonstration has been
secured, who will cover every de-
tail from best varieties to freeze,
how to freeze and how to plan your
frozen food budget.
! Now is the time to learn the
skill so you will know the types
of containers, wrappings an d
method before the season begins.
If you have question you want
answered, write il out and she will
tell you how to meet the situation
{ Put May IL on your calendar.
Be there at one-thirty and sit up
front if you come early enough.
This is the demonstration of the
yeari