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HarbOr Terrace
ADJACENT TO
NATIONAL AIRPORT
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
! Bedrm., STATS and $75.75
Per Mo Tnkl TJtilS.

Per Mo-, Incl. UtllS.
Excel. transportation. File appiea-
tionS. RIM. 1925 Investment Bldg.'
EoLoRED-CORNER gath and N NV.
10000 T%S lsrcs tFss.p !ms ME ks SASH ShaF' fs Ias
COLoRED-141s T ST, N;W.-one
81 ss eRS shas f5s do65Rd Isl sfR
COLORED-1324 MONROE ST. NV;
avail. for immed. occupancy; 2
bedrms.. liv. rm., kit: and bath;
$i16 See tsnitOT ot for Gnsn insP;; Sim or SM ss
s.so9oi on MIR MIRdu% A Z GERBER
ceE6REpc24as c6E6ETH c. ALABAMA AVE.
S.E.-Two rms. kit. din: area,
e.. s5l'GE saS 01 1Sta Rlfsns; st. n.v, Ma. $500
CoLoRED-141e NEW JERSEY AVE.
N.W.-4 rooms. gas and elec:; Will
install bath for suitable tenant; 500
CoEs6iRHE61iSSs Q ST: M,w:.TE,G9 .v,9
rooms and bath; refriseratoT; small
seen seen Sat. and Sun Call 5ElT11 5ElTlE11L'
C0EoREb 1 7lsbOGi GAipr.-unit block Bryant
st. NV; 2 rooms, kitchen. bath;
utils., refgr. included; married
couple. no children. Ii. 3-7795:
TAKoMA PARK. MD.-one-bedroom
terrace apt, avail. June L; all utilS.
fTrn' coin Bendix avail; $40 mo
coMMERCiAi iSc zoNE-so5 N. capitol
ST.; apis. or ONCE space and apt
COLORED-7O1 FLA. AVE. NE.-Two
rms. kit. and pvt. bath. basement
apt. Apply 1St a.. rear, for key.
Gas and elec. furn. s42.6o mo-
CoLoRHRIDS2s14 EAST CAPITOL ST.
You can own your own or rm.,
bath apt. in this desirable neigh
borhood for a small down payment
itor to inspect, then come to ONCE
OF VINNICK g. COHEN. 1902 L st.
NV, NE. s-2294. once open Sun
CoIoREiD-EFF1cIENCY APIS. in
downtown area; ga. | rm: and kit;
NV. THoS. D. WALSH. INC. s15
ss55sa sca5i: %DDS fP'ssnsa! 1T ss
coLoRE6-1sOs 81 siS U ST. NV. Apt.
22-l rm., kit. and bath; $36.36.
See janitor II bsmt, en- .
bedrmS, liv. rm., kit, dinette and
bath; 500; heat and utils.; refriger-
ator extra. CHARLES c. CONNER,
coLoREIDHSeS 4sth ST. Me-
bedrm., liv. rm.. kit, dinette, bath:
$67. so: heat, utils. and refrigerator
extra, CHARLES C. CONNER, RE
coIORfED-4O44 GAULT PL. NE
] bedrm., liv. rm.. kit, dinette and
bath: S67.60; heat, uttls. and re-
frigerator extra. CHARLES C..
CONNER, RE. 1926. -19
c0LORED-22SS 18th ST. NV
r,S,, rms, Kit, and @ bath S92 mo; Al Al
1emodeled, redecorated apt. bldg. !:
adults only; immed. occup. To IN
Bpect, see JsnItof on premises or
call NE. e.6402.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

BkITISH OFFICE requires furnished
house in Md. July / for 9 years; 8
bedrms.; must be conv bv bus to
Md. University. ia. S-S769. lis
UNFURNISHED. Bethesda or, Silver
Spring vicinity; ? or 3 bedrooms,
sttshen s1Sh ns equipped Rox rss sH ss9 sts9 s9
WANTED August Is, 2 Or 3. bedroom
WfStoyeF vSgdGse qS pox NoFth Sa6c AEIinston
resident 'e; u Chevy chase wants GaSfnser home
option to buy, in Bethesda a Chevy
Chase area; must haye yard and at
wANTED faS1 OfS5GsRS 70 Rent h farn ooa roomtns
guest house in good NV. section,
WANTED TO OCCUPY JUNE i by
Navy family. 2 or 8, bedrms.. furn.
MAINTAIN; m n must i Be located Hso yic Amerl wiil
tween Amer. b. and Ari.; 3 we'll
disciplined children. no drinking,
no parties. pets only i located IN
$50. fuvrin. daithersbuPs 0 a4.H iniufn''
HOUSE, suitable for couple. . chill
dren; maximum rent, S75-S100 with
,NFI-RS WI Gal R-RFSRM IN t1eSl2S eW32SrrD IN Vic
L.
Of Univ. Md, after July l. EN-.
HOUSES HOUSES; NEEDED URGENTLY -
Montg. Co. JOHN T. HARRIS, Re-
altor. EN-. 2-s400, day or night.
NAVY FAMILY. 2 school girls, wants
unfurn. house. 2-3 bedrmS.. about
July l mr.. Arl. Hall. ia. S-6296
ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDEDIwe
have fine, tenants for homes in
praisals; no delay For complete
rental service, phone us today.
PERRY HAY 60, ~; 5,6242, 20
in Va. or Palisades area which
would allow a young couple to move
from standard community apt. BY
mid-June. Committing distance OF
D. c. Able to pay $50 to $75. In
tereSted in gardening and decorat-
ing. References. Call ia. S-O773.
GOOD NV. sECTION-one or two
bedrms.; max, SIS mo-; responsible
party. Call after 8 PM, AID. 2-6s60.
UNFURNISHED 3 or 4 bedrm. house
in good NV. or nearby Md. vic. by
June ]. About $3.50. RA. 3-2649.
S. ARLINGTON-3 bedrms., furn. or
unfurn. from June Is to Sept. IS.
Family of ) adults. IA. 2-6S7S. II"
6 OR ROOMS. unfurnished, In or
around Georgetown. Suit. for DIS
residence with Office, near transp.
Rent up to $500. WO. 6-4613. is
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APARTMENTS WANTED

PERM. SOUTHERN COUPLE and we'll
trained 4-yr.-o daughter desire
3-bedrm. without din. rm. or 2
bedrm.. din. rm., unfurn. apt, or
bunga.; desir. loc. BOX 490-D. Star.
WANTED ABOUT JULY I. 2-bed-
room apt. with stove and refgr.:
near good transp. to Gallinger HOSP.
viii be in Washington last week in
May. Recly DR.. John Trotter. Box
FURNIsHED APT. IN Va. or Md. for
employed mother and high-school-
age son; good rush-hr. transp. to
D. c.; unfurn. considered; by June
I Phone AID. 2-423O. Sunday only.
EMPL. MOTHER and daughter desire
1-bedroom apt. in desirable loca-
tion. preferably in NV. HO. 2-S692.
49,
applicants waiting
for your furn. or unfurn. apis. or
bouses or sublets; Wash, Va. Nd
(white): open z days. MA. S-OO01
TWO-BEDRM. APT. wanted, near
Walter Reed; dr.. wife and "a chill
dren: early June. co. 5-5310 or
OIL. 4-7219. -lS
ONE NE-BEDROOM APT. Takoma Park
vicinity. Maximum. $40 month. Two
children. JU. 6-4O22. III
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IINIISIIAI,

OLD GEORGETOWN on Mass. ave.
ext; detach. in lovely secluded gar
den setting. Studio liv. rm. with
flrepl. and sun porch; lge. side bed
rm.. kit. and dining area on floor
below Furnished in excel. taste.
outdoor flrepl. and patio, rent $3.50.
Frederick w. Berens, Inc.
1923 K st. NV. MA. $4,000
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NEW COLONIAL BRICK DWELLING
in Cleveland park section; 3 bed
rms. 2 baths. 1st fl. lavatory, elec.
kit with dishwaSher and garbage
disposal; lear brick garage; $500
mo. Apply GEORGE I. BORGER,
INC, 643 Indiana ave. NV. MA.
S-0350, WO. 6-7649, EN-. 2-S673
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HOUSES FURNISHED

CHEVY CHASE-Near Wis. ave.; 4
bedrms;,. Q baths, lge. liv. rm., sun
room, din. rm., kitchen and garage;
500; available now.
MALORE r. CHRISTIAN
t009 Wis. Ave. NV. WO. 6-2923
CHEVY CHASE
2965 Tilden st. 8 rms, bedrmS., 2
baths, gar: S1S5.
WESTERN AVE
Z rms, 4 bedrms., 2M baths, maids
rm. and bath. gar, gas heat: avail.
July /: 5000.
STRATFORD RID.
6 rms. 2 baths, avail. to Dec. 1:
$3.50 per mo.
THE HAMLET
Liv. rm., din. rm., den, kit, breakfast
rm.. porch and law: 2nd FIR. 8 lge.
bedrms., 2 baths, rec. rm.: $275.
EDW. H. JONES & CO.. INC,
$500 Conn. Ave. NV. OIL. 2-2300.
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Woodland DRIVE

Beaut., lge.. stone residence. avail.
for j yr. or longer. Ideal for en-
tertaining. g bedrms.. 3 baths. 4
servants rms. and bath; 2-car gar.
plus walled-in parking court.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY co.
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEp

CoLoRED-1O3O EUCLID ST. NV
Newly decorated l and 2 rooms.
furnished. Reasonable. See Janitor
COLORED-2 RMS, KIT. share
bath; utils. included; S67 mo-; empl.
COL0RED-l34S EUCLID ST. NV
2 lge. rms, kit. and bath; $94.5O
mo-: all utilities included in rent;
immed. occup.; adults only. To in
spect, see janitor on premises or
cnI cal nNTD Ne s-540S. ss0S. -. or NV
rms with semipvt. bath: immed
occup.: adults only; S55 mo. To
inspect, call ME. S-5402.
COLORED-BSMT. APT.-All new
Pvt. oath. kitchenette. Nice loca-
ton. Will accommodate 2 men OF
9 ladies. Cow. to bus. HO. 2-7829
- COLORED
dinette. refsr. and heat. s7s.S Del
mo. Also ! Em: enc; apt. $72 50
per mo. RAYMOND r. RUPERT
1917 9TH st. NV, ST. 3-S4S4
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WESLEY HEIGHTS

Wish to rent my we'll dec. bedrm
house this summer for 2 or 3
months to very particular small
family of character, $400 mo. EN-
2-5931.
COUNTRY CLUB HILLS
Highly desirable 4-bedrm., 3-bath
det. brick home; 1 bedrm. and bath
on 1st f.; rec. rm. and maids rm
and bath in bsmt; Oil h.-w.h.; 2
car built-in garage 1926 per mo-
TO inspect. call BOSS & PHELPS
INC, Ma $4,000. 10
Arm. BUNGALOW-FURN.
Newly redecor. Full dry bsmt.
FOR RENT OR SALE
Lo. 5-4434. Wheaton. LO. 4-7377
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RENTALS ONLY
$120-$125-$130

Sample house, 5607 Lone
Oak DIR. Furnished by. Malcolm
ScateS, Inc. Open daily and
week ends for inspection. Drive
out Wisconsin ave. to Old
Georgetown rd. (Bank OF Be-
thesda), turn left. miles to
Lone Oak dr., right to sample
home
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THE Hamlet
TAKOMA PARK
WOODLAND DR.. AREA
400R Nth ST NV

fZUO l3UI 81. N.W.
OPEN TODAY FROM 8 TO g., This
charming brick home. partly furn.,
conveniently located; 4 bedrms:, liy.
rm.. 2 baths, den and porch; $130.
Jess Fisher Management Co.
1920 K st. NV. Realtors.
EX. 3-1S11.
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BETHESDA

BRAND-NEW. 3-BEDROOM
RAMBLERS-Bric and red
wood exteriors, fireplace,
equipped kitchen with ample
cabinets; large handicapped lots,
playground facilities: healthy
suburban living with city ron-
YenienCe.
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GEORGETOWN

ranged for entertaining; 4 master
bedrooms. 4 baths. Available for .
years. Call Mrs. Carter, Ma. $4,000;
ewes. and week ends. EN-. 2-7354.
BOSS &s PHELPS, INC, 1417 K
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RENT-OPTION TO BUY
Modern, 3 twin-size bedrm rambler.
One and one-half baths. ideal kit.
bsmt., 2 flrepls.; S165 mo. ASK-US?
REALTY CO.. ia. S-1252. -17
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CORNER APARTMENT
NEAR CONN, AVE.

enables us to offer this unusual
apartment. Spacious throughout.
Liv. rm., 16x2O. with fireplace;
dining rm. with fireplace. could be
used as 2nd bedrm,; bedrm.. 1920;
modern kit. breakfast space: at
space; aireconditioner unit. The
very best location, environment and
splendid view of city. Reas. terms.
Sold only to approved purchasers.
WHY pay rent when you can own
such a fine home as this? Call
Capt. Irby. F. A. TWEED CO.. INC,
EN- 2.12Q0 It'll O u m IL
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District Heights Apts.
1-BEDRM. UNITS .-- $67-$75
All Utilities Included

90 TO Is DEGREES COOLER)
10. $3.50 10. e-S750
Hours. 9-5 Mon. through Fri.
Objections: Take WM&A bus. 18th
and Pa. ave. NV. marked District
Heights" direct to apis.
Drive out Marlboro Pike to District
Heights, turn left on Gateway blvd
to 18th ave, turn left to apis.
Ia
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OPEN SUNDAY, 3-6
SILVER SPRING RAMBLER

OPEN SUNDAY, 3-6
SILVER SPRING RAMBLER
$500 KIMBERLY ST.
3 3-bedrm. modern brick rambler. gas
heat; full bsmt.; all big rms; Ga.
ave. ext. to Plyers Mill I'd. left to
St. Margarets way to Kimberly,
left to house.
ALLIANCE REALTY co.
Elk. 3-5454, RA. 3-5454
NORTH BARTON ST, ARL.
Q bedrms., l bath, Diet. bungalow. in
excel; cond; Avail; vail. immed;; i,vS $1S5 Hs
INC, MA. $4,000. -19
DARLINGTON 3 out
standing larger homes available on
/ or 2 year lease. $3.50 to $3.50
month Unfurnished If desired.
DAVID r. WINNER
Realtor
Daily. OV. 3-64l3, XII. 9-4926
Ewes. and Sun. TIE. 6-o504
GEORGETOWN
DISTINGUISHED residence. ideally ar
ranged for entertaining: 4 master
bedrooms, 4 baths; Availsbls dsnc: 59r 2
ewes. and week ends, EN-. 2-7354.
BOSS & PHELPS. INC, 1417 X
st. NV. IL
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EDWARDS AVE.-2-story. 8 bedrms.
and bath. full basement. gas heat
$130.
EDW. H. JONES AND CO.. INC.
$500 Conn. Ave. NV. OIL. 2-230O.
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1920 DeBECK DIR.
ROCKVILLE, MD.
Two-bedrm. rambler, lge. corner lot,
oil heat, all-elec. kit. incl. auto.
washing machine. Key at lois
DeBeCk DIR. S95
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3OO9 BLUEFORD RID.
KENSINGTON. MD.

Three-bedrm. rambler, full bsmt., ga!
heat, nice yard. $120.
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1127 46th PL. Sc.

III 1OU11 u. O.1.
Three-bedrm brick semidet.; electric
kit. incl. dishwaSher and disposal.
Gas heat. Key at 1139 46th pl.
Frederick w. Berens, Inc.
1923 K st. NV. MA. $4,000
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
yIddEmS Viii fHd fMHda193RE SedEm' r cHRIsT hSm9s
MAN, 5000 Wis. ave. NV. WO. g.
BRICK, 3 bedrms., full bsmt., all
electric GE kitchen; 20 min. to PEN
tagon; $3.50 mo. JE. $4,000. -19
ARL., close in-3-bedrm. brick ram;
bier. Very large, pretty home and
fenced yard. S165. A. L. WALTERS
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HOUSES UNFURNlsHED

det.; lge. yard: game
rm.; shade trees; $100 per mo-;
stone finish. 1921 34th pl. Sc. 1T
-bedrm. brick
Colonial, de luxe interior, swank
porch; paved patio; deep freeze;
patio furn.; dehumidifier: $3.50 mo.
Avail. June 1. VIM. L. WAKEFIELD.
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CHEVY CHASE
1855 Tilden St. 8 rms, 6 bedrmS.,
baths, gar: S1S5.
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vA.-Brick. 4 bedrms,
2 baths. full bsmt, fenced yard;
near stores, churches. bus, B
minutes Pentason; S17b. Lease.
FAILS CHURCH New 3-bedroom
ramblers; lge. equip. Kitchen; full
daylight bsmt.; $115-S13O mo. 350S
N. Westmoreland St. JE. 3-lS6S.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. brick bun;
galow; dfglBl fgll bsmt.; sl16 mo. Can
SIX RMS, Ia baths. semidet,.. full
bsnt., close in. conv. to everything:
excel. cond.; available June l.: S11b.
co. 5-2275 or WILSON. EN-. 3-9l 10.
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2-story brick home, rent
$50 mo-, mr.. park ground; attrac.
kit, Bendix washer. elec. .refgr..
garbage disposal, built-in, sink and
cabinets, lge liv. rm., built-in book
cases, 2 bright bedrms., bath with
built-in tub and shower, auto. air
conditioned heat; rear yard fenced
3 blks. to school; close to shopping
center and bus. Ager Park. UN.
4-0797.
LANGLEY PARK AREAS. bedrm
semidetached houses; peri. for chill:
dren. shopping and schools: Slle
per mo HE 4-S096.
BY OWNER-4-bedrm.. 3H-bath
home in new. fashionable controlled
NV. community; library. maids rm.
Smyrna times., 1953-05-07
Plentiful Beef
Basis of
New Look Dishes

With spring most everything
takes on new look. Why not ex-
tend this look into your kitchen
and meal planning? Here's an
idea using plentiful beef to pull out
of your bag of food tricks. Pre-
pare boneless beef cubes, the meat
you use for tempting stew, in a
different way-by braising.
For instance, barbecue the beef
cubes. This gives you a wonder
full blend of fiavors and may be
served on a bed of white rice. Or
cook the beef cubes in sour cream.
Add little grated cheese and 1s
cup of sour cream mixed with a
small amount of water for this
Hungarian dish. Or for a COM
|pletely different serving, slip the
beef cubes on metal or wooden
swekers, alternating with small
new potatoes and white onions.
Mushroom soup or tomato soup are
two other possible cooking liquids.
Smyrna times., 1953-05-07
HOME PAINTING

Yes, Home Painting is topic in
our 1858 program. Twenty-three
women met at the home of Mrs. e
c. Defibaugh on Tuesday, April
28th, to learn about painting and
to paint a room. Those who at
tended are: Mrs. Louise Taylor,
Todd's; Mrs. George b. Thompson,
Andrewsville; Mrs. Earl Griffith
Andrewsville; Mrs. Cathyll Bow
die, Pennington; Mrs. Ethel Tharp
Harrington; Mrs. Frank L. Me
Kee, Oak Grove; Mrs. Norman L
Ward, Oak Grove; Mrs. Betty
Knots, Clayton; Mrs. Charles
Denney, Clayton; Miss Bethli Witt
wer, Switzerland; Mrs. Fred Fifer,
Cee-W-Dee; Mrs. Gooden Voshell,
Cee-W-Dee; Mrs. Winifred Wright,
Todd's; Mrs. Marie Ougheltree,
Chestnut Grove; Mrs. Margaret L.
Smyrna times., 1953-05-07
Mothers Day Is Every Day

Mothers Day note for Delaware
residents: Nom has it lot easier
in the kitchen than did her mother.
In fact. says the home economics
department of American Can Com
pany, the 1918 ODelaware home
makers now spend SO, ,203, 900 few
er hours year on kitchen chores
than did their mothers in the
1920's-that's about 730 hours
apiece. Tests show that it now
takes the average housewife only
two hours to prepare three meals
a day compared with four hours a
quarter century ago. Largely re-
sponsible for this relief from kitch-
en- burdens is the increased use of
canned foods, say the cooking ex-
perts at the can-making concern.
A single six-ounce can of frozen
concentrated orange juice, for ex-
ample, saves over eight minutes in
squeezing time. Among other i'm
portant time savers are canned
baby foods, soups, meats and fruit
salad, as well as the perennial
fruits and vegetables.
Smyrna times., 1953-05-07
May 8 to 8 Is National
Home Demonstration Week

Home Demonstration work
moves forward in New Castle
County with two recently organ
lied clubs: the Brookside Club
Newark; and Young Homemakers
Club, Middletown, announces M
Katharine Jones, Home Demon
stration Agent.
The officers of the new clubs
are: Brookside: President, Mrs
David Geissinger; Vice-president,
Mrs. Raymond Manker; Secretary,
Mrs. Albertus Waters; and Treas
urer, Mrs. Milton Roberts. Young
Homemakers: President, Mrs.
George Schreppler, Jr.; Vice-Pres-
ident, Mrs. Joseph A. Chas; Secre-
tary, Mrs. Carl Hutchison; and
Treasurer, Mrs. Kirk Schminkey.
1t is during National Home Dem
onstration Week, May 8 to 8, that
the general public has an oppor-
tunity to see what the Home DEM
onstration clubs are doing. Some
clubs celebrate the week by show
ing their activities through tours
for exchange of ideas on home
by demonstrations, win
dow displays, teas for non club
and feature articles in
the newspapers.
'The home is the foundation of a
nation, and the home demonstra-
tion program places its emphasis
on all subjects pertaining to it.
The Well-informed homemakers is
interested in the management,
serving well-balanced meals, colth-
ing her family, and selecting har-
monious colors and furnishings for
her home. Good citizenship and
happy family living in the home
and community are also among the
home makers goals" says Miss
Jones.
Smyrna times., 1953-05-07

Points out Reba Stages, meat
expert, in preparing all of these
variations you follow the principles
of braising, that is. brown the meat
thoroughly in lard or drippings'
then add the seasonings and liquid.
The amount of liquid makes the
digersnce between braising and
cooking as a stew. In the latter
the meat is completely covered
with liquid, whereas in braising
you start with from u to u cup,
adding more as the meat cooks, If
necessary.
With the small amount of liquid
added, closely cover the meat and
let it slowly simmer until tender.
This will be from / to 11s hours
If you want to use your oven, heat
it to 3O0o F.
Smyrna times., 1953-05-07

church in a body. The Kent Coun-
ty Home Demonstration Council
decided that a radio program
every day during the week would
be a good way to promote Home
Demonstration work, too, different
clubs are telling about their his
tory, their special projects, and
why they like Home Demonstra-
tion work.
Some clubs have written histor-
les, and in the history of the Viola
Club which was written several
years ago, this poem was included.
It's author was one of the first
members, and it seems worth re-
peating now.
1--WE were taught how to neatly
adorn the home,
Dress up and remodel each kitchen
and room.
We learned how to sew and we
learned how to bake
And from one another good recipes
take.
And always and ever as far as
we're able
To cook wholesome foods and set a
good table,"
Now we have other topics in
cluded in our programs, but we
still learn to prepare food, to make
clothes, and to remodel rooms.
Smyrna times., 1953-05-07
Ham-Pepper Cups

Try this tasty filling for green
peppers. Scoop out peppers, then
cook in salted boiling water for is
minutes. In the meantime, cook
y cup of diced celery in butter or
margarine. Mix with Y cup of
minced cooked ham, 1 chopped
onion, 1 chopped pimiento, Y cup
of bread crumbs, Y cup of tomato
sauce and salt to season. Fill the
pepper cups, sprinkle with buttered
bread crumbs, then place in a shall
low pan, containing Y inch of wat
er, and bake in a hot oven for 10
minutes.
Smyrna times., 1953-05-07
Kent Home DOings
BY: Charlotte L. Swanson Home Demonstration Agent

Kennedy, Chestnut Grove; Mrs
Tyson Cohee, Fraziers; Mrs. E. c.
Barnard, Viola; Mrs. Claude Out
ten, Friendly Homemakers; Mrs
Margaret Pollitt, Friendly Home
makers; Mrs. Shockley Daugherty,
Houston; Mrs. Ethel Johnson
Houston; Mrs. Amy Poynter, Viola;
Mrs. E. C. Defibaugh, Viola.
Many clubs will be learning
about this, at their May meeting,
from these leaders.
Smyrna times., 1953-05-07
Sabotage Formulation I'm

The annual increase of children
of elementary school age, notable
for five years, was expected to
continue unabated for a number
of years, direct consequence of
high birth rates since the end of
World War II, according to the
American Peoples Encyclopedia
Yearbook for 1858.
Smyrna times., 1953-05-07

Mothers work is never DONE,
goes an old adage, but on her day,
May 10th, why not change that
saying to Mothers work is done
for her.
Preparing dinner can be fun for
the family, especially if duties are
delegated to various members. Re-
member that meal planning starts
by choosing the meat dish. Why
not surprise Mother with clever
ground beef mullins? They're a
simple ground beef mixture (recipe
below pressed into small muffin
pans, then roasted in a slow oven.
To add novel touch. onion rings
and designs cut from pimiento may
be placed in the bottom of the
muffin pans and the meat milded
over them.
When purchasing the ground
beef for this serving be sure to
ask your market man to grind
homeless beef stew meat rather
than round steak. The latter is
too lean for juicy meat patty.
Save it for country-fried steak
or Swiss steak. Boneless stew
meat usually has just the right
amount of fat to produce juicy
patties and loaves.
Begin dinner with chilled toma-
to juice and crackers served either
in your living room or at the din
ner table. Baked potatoes make a
simple addition to your menu, as
well as buttered asparagus. A rel
ish plate can take the place of a
salad in your menu. Rolls that
require only few minutes brown
ing ease the bread situation. For
dessert pick Mothers favorite
which just might be strawberry
shortcake.
Beef Mullins
11a pounds ground beef
8 tablespoons finely chopped
onion
Il cup horseradish
2 eggs
u cup cracker crumbs
1 teaspoon salt
1s teaspoon pepper
u cup catchup
Onion rings
Pimientos cut as stars or cres-
cents
Combine all ingredients except
onion rings and pimiento. Place
onion rings or pimiento stars or
crescents in CREASED muffin pans.
Pack the meat mixture in the muf-
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telling others
what they are
doing. There
are displays in
some store win
dows; clubs are
holding Open
House for those
who are n o {
members; clubs
are attending
Smyrna times., 1953-05-07

Manure produced by a dairy cow
each year contains around $50
worth of nitrogen, phosphorous,
and potassium.
Smyrna times., 1953-05-07

An important goal of the Amer
lean Cancer Society is to improve
services to needy cancer patients.
Smyrna times., 1953-05-07

No one can build his security
upon the nobleness of another
Villa Gather.
Smyrna times., 1953-05-07
For Dad Children Only Please Mother May 10 with Clever Beef Muffin

Mothers Day Menu
Chilled Tomato Juice
with Crackers
Ground Beef Mufins
Baked Potatoes
Buttered Asparagus
Olives, Radishes, Pickles,
Celery
Hot Rolls Butter or Margarine
Strawberry Shortcake
Beverage
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fin pans and bake in a moderate
over (3500 FL for 80 minutes. 6
servings.
Smyrna times., 1953-05-07
THIS is THE WEEK

National Home Demonstration
Week is May 8 to 9 this year.
Home Demonstration Clubs are
Smyrna times., 1953-05-07

He that is too secure OF not safe
Smyrna times., 1953-05-07

Clifton been proprietor of the
tain and uncheone with the The Chabox North
Street. the past years. soups
specaes sandwiches with French fries
sandwiches and small
and sherbes served here Slick