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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-14

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vzrocajo pritozbe cd strani'
dedicev, XII koma cakajo, da
prejmejo izplaeilo posmrtnine.
Danes hocemo omeniti BE
nekatere druge zadrzke, XII SO
vzrok mnogim neprilikam in
dopisovanju.
Veckrat Sc dogodi, da de-
die ne more najti clanskega
certifikata um i e G a clana.
Tajnik pise ma glavni urad,
da je certifikat izgubljen in
zeli vedeti, kaj mu je storiti
v tenn pogledu.
= Ako je certifikat izgubljen
nj potrebno o tenn posebno
pisati "a navodilo. Tajnik maj
enostavno zapise ma prijavi
smrti, da certifikata ne more
jo najti in posmrtnina bo il
placana brez MEGA. Ako Sc
pozneje najde, ga maj poslje
ma glavni urad, drugace pa nj
treba imeti skrbi radi tega.
Mrtev Clan ne more podpisati
formo "a. duplikat certifika-
ia, toraj nina smisla posiljati
iste ma urad.
Vcasih poslje tajnik obo-
je, smrtninski list, Mdan cd
zdravstvenega urada in for
mo Statements Regar d j n 6
Death. Te zadnje nj potreba,
kadar je ma razpolago urad-
nj smrtni list death certi-
ficate). Statements Regard
ing Death" Sc upotrebljava
samo v slucajih, ako nj mo-
goce takoj dobiti uradnega
smrtninskega lista. Toraj nj
potrebno posiljati oba. Vazno
pa je, da tajnik izpolni in po-
slje formo "Prijava smrti"
ker sc nahajo ma njej vprasa-
MIA, ma katera mora biti 3D.
govorjeno. Premnogokrat se
dogodi, da je prijava smrti
samo ma polovico izpolnjena
in da so glavna vprasanja IL.
puscena. Vcasih to nj Cd We.
like vaznosti, drugic pa mo
ramo pisati ponovno "a po.
datke, kar wa m e casa ir
drzi posmrtnino neizplacano
Toraj je najbolje, da tajniki
odgovore ma VISA vprasanja
razun ako nimajo podatkov
cato, kar maj oznaeijo ma for.
mi.
Veckrat zeli tajnik vedeti
ako je potrebno, da poslje ra.
Gun pogreba ma urad. Ako po'
kojnik nj z ap u 8 til nicesa,
' certifikatu "a pogreb ter /.
majo istega dedici ma skrbi
seveda nj potrebno posiljati
raGuna. Tudi ee je imenoval
kako svoto "a ia namen ir
ako ina lena, oziroma 80.
prog, pogreb v svoji oskrbi
nj potrebno posiljati racuna
Toda v slucajih, kadar nj nj
kogar, XII bi Sc pobrigal "a
pogreb, ter mora drustvo pre-.
vzeti to nalogo in ako nj
drugih sredstev "a pokritje
stroskov, potem ina drustvc
pravico vprasati, da sc Cd.
tegne svota do $4,000 Cd po'
smrtnine v ia namen. Clan
mora biti dostojno pokopan
toda ako drustvo potrosi vel
kot omenjeno svoto, stori tc
ma svojo odgovornost. v vseh
takih slucajih je potrebno, ds
sc posalje racun pogreba ma
glavni urad.
Skratka, v veeini slucajey
nj potrebno posiljati racuns
"a pogreb. Seveda v izjemnih
slucajih je to potrebno, ka'
: kor gori omenjeno. Imamc
clane in clanice, "a katere "a.
jednica plaza pristojbe il ma
rodnega sklada, oziroma je
darovala il tega sklada, kc
je Clan izcrpal svojo rezervc
ter je zaprosil "a uplacan Ger.
tifikat, XII je pa namenjen "a
mo "a pogre bne e stroSke
v slucaju smrti takih clanov
moramo imeti v uradu racun
njihovega pogrebe. Ako je,
kar Sc pa redko dogodi, racun
manjsi nego svota zavaroval-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-14

pI1JaLelJ pOkOJneSd, Nj Je l.
mel pogreb ma skrbi, da sc
ia svota MENU izplaca. V ia
kin slucajih m ora prijatelj
dokazati, da je res placal po-
greb IL svojih lastnih sred-
stew, predno Sc izplacilo ma
kaze. To zadrzaje veckrat IL
placilo posmrtnine. Bilo bi
najbolje to toeko odpraviti in
posmrtnino izplacati, kakor
oznaceno v certifikatu.
Nadalje i'm a m o slucaje,
kjer sc je po smrti clana IL
naslo, da je bill mad maksi-
malno starost oh pristopu v
Zajednico. Prejsnja leta so sc
clani sprejemali do starosti
80 let, danes lahko pristoplJo
do 60. leta. Kadar pridejo do
kazi, da je bill Clan oh pri-
.stopu starejsi kot je doloca-
la maksimalna starost, potem
odboru ne preostaje drugega
nego odkloniti izplacilo po-
smrtnine in povrniti clanu,
ali ,dedicem, pristojbe katere
je uplacal tekom svoje Clan
ske dobe, z odbitkom dividend
kolikor jih je prejel.
Kadar med dedici nastane-
jo nasprotstva in kadar isti
hocejo zavreci oporoko umr-
lega clana, v takih slucajih
81 Zajednica pridrzi pravico,
da zasciti sama sebe, izplaca-
ii posmrtnino sodiscu, kateri
potem odloti kdo ina pravico
do nje. Taxi slucaji so zelo
redki IL z zadovoljstvom mo-
reno reci, da pretece celia
vrsta let predno dobimo kak
tai slucaj. Toda ker sc INA
10 pripetiti, je ma mestu, da
imamo tocko v pravilih, XII
zaseiti organizacijo.
Predno koncamo ,razpravo
0 posmrtninskih izplacilih, no.
cemo BE enkrat opozoriti
clanstvo ma vaznost spremem-
be oporoke, kadar dedic, ime-
novan v certifikatu, umre ali
kadar nastanejo razmere, XII
zahtevajo spremembo oporo-
Ike. So clani, XII nimajo nj
kogar cd krvnega sorodstva,
da bi mu zapustili posmrt-
nino. Nekateri imenujejo "a
dedica kakega prijatelja, ka-
teri sc obveze, da bo "a ME
skrbel do smrti. Taxi dedici
morajo biti odobreni po L.
vrsnem Odboru, predno sc
jih prizna kot pravoveljavne
Toda, ker ina clan pravico
spremeniti dedice kadar no.
&c, nj temu prijatelju zajam-
ceno, da bo posmrtnino tudi
res dobil, ker sc clan lahko
premisli in imenuje drugega
dedica. Kadar hoce to storiti,
mora najprej javiti doseda-
MENU dedicu, da DO oporoko
spremenil in potem je stvar
med NINA. Zajednica ne mo-
re biti odgovorna "a take
spremembe.
V zacetku vsakega leta mo-
ra Zajednica narediti racun q
poslovanju v preteklem letu
"a razne drzave, v katerih j.
ma poslovnico. v racunu mo-
ra biti omenjeno, koliko po-
smrtnin je ostalo neizplaca-
nih koncem leta, svota 18TH
in imena umrlih clanov ter
vzrok, zakaj posmrtnina nj
izplacana. Zajednica, oziroms
odbor, bi najrajse videl, da
ne hi ostala nobena posmrt-
nina neizplacana. Seveda to
nj mogoce, ker pride mnogo
prijav smrti tekom zadnje po-
lovice meseca decembra, ka.
tere se ne more izplacati, ker
nimamo vseh dokumentov ns
roki. Drugace pa nimamo
v primeri Z visoko svoto, ka-
tero smo izplacali v pretek-
lem letu, proved neizplacanih
posmrtnin. &c vzamemo v po-
Stew, da smo lani izplacali
1890, ,305.12v posmrtninah Cd.
raslega oddelka in da je bile
koncem leta samo ~$53, $50. AZ
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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-14

ljepusastoj jeanne, 3elimo do.
bro zdravlje i svaku srecu Z
njihovu zivotu. ,,s
UpEaviAel snijssdA ~
The Adak sun., 1959-12-07

ca@s for ships of

and equipment By means of he7icopters.
In addition 80 the new cons 5ructiono
the Navy will convert one: I,4b7:Acy ship
into a. technics2t research slip at the New
York Nava1. SHEPARD, and lcs%-WE1I steam
driven LSr will be converter into an adj
vanced aviation ship at the Charleston
Naval Shapyerdo ~
The conversion Of one missile range in
strumentaticn ship will be awarded to a
private yerd en- competitive basis. In
addition, the Navy plans 10 procure, sub
ject to sa+sfas tory contract negotiations
one existing fdf1yboat. !,
The Adak sun., 1959-12-07
l.<lj6O St1|PHU|LO|fIU DECREASED

We Navy recently announced details
cats for ten new hips ard the conve,
: :f.e5 original Navy program For the
fiscal yeaz, authcrezed and Eudge5cd
BY Congress, called for g raw ships
ard service craft and. Is COW ST o,.,.
Navy. Secretary William g. Eractxe
saS.c there. would be no annc:-nce7ant
at shis time concerning the remainder
of the fiscal year program which, a.
mpng others includes. three guIlai n::s-
sile friga5es and two new ,,uc LEAR air
powered attack submarines. :.
Two of the new ships authorized will:
be built In the Navy's own sn:. EVA .,;1s
and ths remaining eight will l:c. con.-
structed at geographically G5spersed
@ commercial yards, the Navy Said
The New York Naval Sh1pyacd will
build one amphib ious transport dock.
This is a new type of alnohih: Gus ship
and is designed to comtine tie func-
lions Of an attack cargo ship. Con-
struction is scheduled to begin next
year.
One amphi bious assault ship, the
third Of its type to be built from
the keel up, will be built at the
Philadelphia Naval Shipyard. 1t is
designed to embark and Land troops
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-22
Throek Items
sIaytons Attend
Wells Reunion

Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Slayton
and granddaughter, Patricia. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Slayton at
tended the Wells reunion at County
line Christian Church, Sunday.
Larry Riley, of Rustburg, honor
ed Miss Dolly Thackston with a r
prise birthday party at the home
of her sister, Mrs. L. L. Irving, Jr.,
at Worsham, Friday evening. The
honoree was the recipient of many
lovely and useful gifts.
Neighbors of Mrs. j. j. Meadows
were sorry to learn that she had
to be admitted to the Southside
Community Hospital, but wish for
her a speedy recovery. Those visit
ing her during the week end were
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Denton and
children, Of Colonial Heights: Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Meadows and
children, Of Portsmouth, and Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Meadows and chill
dren, of Farmville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Slayton en-
tertained a few friends and rela-
tives with a weiner roast and ham,
burger fry at their home, last Mon
day evening. Those present for the
occasion were Mr.. and Mrs. Holla-
day Scott and 10, Of Roanoke; Mr.
Norman Gryder and son Norman,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Slayton
and children, Of Abilene. Mr.. and
Mrs. Billy Slayton and children, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Slayton and Will
sol Mylum. all Of the route. Their
son, Carl Slayton. was also present.
Before the evening was over. home
made ice cream was made and en-
joyed by all.
Mrs. A. M. Throckmorton. Mrs.
Bert SWalley, and Lou visited Mr..
and Mrs. Elijah Throckmorton at
Buckingham Court House, Sunday
afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Throckmor-
ton will soon be moving into their
new house at Sprouses Corner.
Henry Foster. Of Richmond. visit
I'd his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
Foster. during the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Slayton spent
several days in Roanoke.
Mrs. Thomas Driskill and son, OF
Abilene, spent the week end with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Baudie
Carter.
Bernard Slayton, Of Pamplih
visited his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Slayton. Saturday. Carl
Slayton, Of Richmond. spent the
week end there.
Roy w. Throckmorton and son.
Garry Lee. Of Salem. visited Mr..
and Mrs. A. M. Throckmorton and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Swalley several
days last week.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-22
Trents Mill

The weather has been quite cold
for this time of the year, SO the
people have been putting on winter
wraps and starting some fires.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Thompson,
and sons, Mrs. w. B. Absher and
son, and Mrs. Curtis Connatser and
daughters attended a birthday din
ner for the daughters Of James
Holcomb and Bill Whalen. Of Rich
mond. last Sunday.
Rev. Balloo from m
preached for Rev. Larry Wacaster
at Jones Chapel Sunday morning.
He stressed the importance Of
brotherhood in the church.
The Methodists from Cumberland
used the Baptistry at Jones Chapel
Sunday morning. Rev. Larry Wa
caster used it Sunday night to bap-
tie his candidates.
Mrs Earl Ownby's mother. her
sisters husband and little daugh-
ter from Tennessee are here on a
visit with Mrs. Ownby and other
relatives.
Mrs. Nora Clabo- left Wednesday
for Lynchburg to nurse in the place
of Mrs. Ann James, so she could
have a little rest.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Jones took
their daughter. Betty Floyd. back
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-22
THE FARMvILLE Va) HERALD, TUESDAY, s%EPTEMBER 22, 1889

Redd attended the missionary so
ciety OF the Presbyterian church
meeting in the home Of Mrs. Nancy
Quarles. Wednesday.
Mrs. George Pettus, ST.. of Keys
vile, was an overnight guest Of
Mrs. Lucille Nunnally, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bubb and
Charles spent Friday in Richmond.
Bruce Cheatham, who has been
home on vacation, has returned to
school at Tallahassee, Fla. He left
on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy Vaughn. of
Richmond, visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Ravens, Sunday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-22
Carolyn Gates Hostess
To Thirty Five Guests

Those calling in the home of the
Bases Sunday evening wer Mr..
and Mrs. B. l.. Garnett, Mrs. Irene
Lynn. Mrs. c. w. Gates and Mrs.
Robert Williamson.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Aumon Bass,
Rev. T. o. Herndon and Miss
Blanche Bass spent Friday in Rich
mond.
Mrs. Mercer Gillian called on
Mr.. and Mrs. W. "A. Oldham, Sat
urday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Oldham call
ed on Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Jack
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Yeates.
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray C. Dowdy
and family, of Richmond, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. j.. C.
Price and father, MIR. Dowdy.
j. C. Price and E. c. Dowdy
spent Monday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. Garland Dowdy in Cumb-
erland.
Mrs. John Gates entertained the
Rice Bridge Club. Wednesday night.
High score went to Mrs. Julian
Bradshaw. Second high score went
to Mrs. Bruce Gates.
Mrs. S. M. Hughes and Mrs. John
Gates visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Hughes, OF Farmville, and
their house guest. Mrs. Mary Ran
dolph, OF Indiana.
Mrs. Everett Priddy, of Burke
vile, called on her sister, Mrs.
John Gates.
Johnny Gates will leave Friday
to resume his studies at VPI. He
will be a senior.
Miss Ethel Kelley, Of johnson
City. Tenn, and Miss Nancy Boil
ton, of Alexandria. visited Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Oldham. Monday eve
ming. Miss Kelly is a senior at Mary
Washington College at Fredericks-
burg. Miss Bolton attends night
classes in Arlington where she is
employed.
Mrs. W. B. Gates. Mrs. Irene
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-22
Meherrih Club
Officers Installed

The Meherrin Home Demonstra-
ton Club held its September meet
ing with Mrs. Eddie Ruegg. Off
GERS installed were: Mrs. Eddie
Ruegg, president, Mrs. Russell Ber-
nard, vice president; Mrs. ]. R..
Hubbard, secretary and treasurer;
Mrs. Albert Herzig, reporter: and
Mrs. Frank KRISTEN, parliament
tartan.
The clubs fair booth on table
setting was the main subject of
the meeting. The demonstration was
Methods and Materials in Home
Cleaning. given by Mrs. Frank
KRISTEN.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-22
Darlington Heights News
Major Hamilton
Visits Grandmother

Major Foster Hamilton n. of
Charleston. S. c.. spent Saturday
with his grandmother, Mrs. w. H.
Hamilton.
Miss Elizabeth Singleton enter
tanned the Darlington Heights
Bridge Club last Thursday night.
Mrs. H. I. Shorter and Miss Ter
rell Harvey spent the week end
with relatives in Richmond. Mrs.
Shorter visited her daughte.. Mrs.
F. G. Maloney. who has just had a
major operation. She is recuperat-
ing nicely.
Miss Nancy Morris lett last Fri
day for Longwood College. Farm
vile. Nancy, an honor student, is
a junior this year.
Edward Metcalf returned to
Lynchburg College, Monday. Hun
ter Watson returned to VPI.
Wednesday. Both are juniors.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Clark and
Mr. and Mrs. Murphy Laurence and
son, NJ. c.. Of Norfolk. visited Mr..
ard Mrs T. H. Singleton, Friday.
Mrs. Ruby Wright, of Lynchburg.
spent the week end with the Single
tons.
A large crowd attended the
annual Sunday School picnic held
on the Spring Greek Church
grounds, Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Morris, Jr..
Of Richmond. spent the week end
with his parents.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-22
Green Boy News
Mrs. r. a. Erskine
Returns To Ohio

Mrs. r. A. Erskine, who has been
visiting her brothers, Willie, Otto
and Henry Shultz, for four weeks,
returned to her home in Cleveland,
Ohio, last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 1. Ship and
boys. of Richmond, were recent
visitors Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. T. Redd. They celebrated
Mr.. Redd's birthday while here.
Mrs. T. V. Owen and Mrs. C. T.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-22
DAILY DOUBLETALK

The mother was deeply concern
ed about her daughters new boy
friend. Remember. dear" h e
said, 4-get to know him before you
become serious. Be sure he's con
siderate, for example
Oh, | already know he's consider
ate the young girl replied. Just
the other day he told me that he
put his shirt on a horse that was
scratched
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-22
Amelia HID Training
Session Planned

A training Meeting for food
leaders and presidents Of Amelia
County Home Demonstration Clubs
will be held on Friday, September
Is. at 10 am. in the home eco
Monies building at Amelia High
School.
Mrs. Mary Z. Thompson, food
specialist from VPI, will conduct
the meeting which will be held IN
the kitchen Of the building. She will
demonstrate yeast breads ana
variations, also the carving Of
meats.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-22

Lynn and Frank McNutt were din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Gates, Sunday.
Mrs. j. w. Hughes and daughter,
Mrs. Mercer Gillian, visited Miss
Martha Bass, Tuesday morning.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-22

October AZ. The services will start
with the II am. service on Sun
day, October 4. They will be held
during the week at 7.45 pm.
The Rev. James H. Ware, pastor
of Zoar Baptist Church at Delta
vile and the son OF a former Baptist
missionaries to China. will be the
preacher. He is a graduate Of
Southern Baptist Seminary at Louis
vile. XIV.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-22
Sandy River S~oundings

Carolyn Gates entertained 50
guests at a party, Saturday night
at her home. Everyone reported a
good time.
MIR. and Mrs. r. Aumon Bass
visited Dabney Amos, of Cumber-
land Sunday afternoon.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-22
we've seen the Falcon
and Oh BONT"

GET READY for the incest surprise Of q
metseias lifetime, when yes see und drive
The New-size Ford . . il. the Ford Foleoa.
Here's wkgf yev'l see j.. /. osd experience -:
]. An altogether new and smores look in
new-size cars.
2. More heod room, leg room, hip room than
you'd ever imagine in a car this size and
it seats six six-footers !. i. takes all their luggage!
3. Frse and cosy set-in ond get-out con-
v~enisnee. No windshield sdogleg' it's
been swept forward, out Of the way! And door
openings are big!
4. Big sxponse Of sofssy glass all around Git
was pioneered by FordD -. with visibility like
you'd never believe in a car the Falcons size!
S. Steers, parks. stops 50 effortlessly that no
power assists are even necessary. And you can
have the Falcons own 2-speed Fordomatic
Drive to make the going even nimbler!
8. Body and frame are Of single-unit construc-
ton like the Thunderbird makes it almost
immune to rattles. For greatest upkeep econ
omy, tenders are bolted on, grille is non-rusting
aluminium, important underbody structures are
heavily zinc-coated to resist corrosion through
the years
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-22

to Westhampton College in Rich
mond, Wednesday. Betty Floyd has
the same roommate she had last
year.
Mrs. w. v. Wacaster and Mrs. A.
B. Jones we're recent callers in the
Jones home.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-22

Z. The Falcon. now undergoing a dramatic
Experience Run, U.S.A., over every mile Of
numbered L. S. highway, as the climactic test
to ; years and ; million miles Of research,
development and testing.
9. Experience Run is now brotIng that the new
Ford Falcon averages up to 80 miles per
gallon Of regular gas!
9. The new, o0-hp Falcon Six engine is up
front, for greater stability and safety. And it's
not an untried, experimental engine, but built
on modern short-stroke principles that have
been thoroughly proved and universally ac-
cepted by engine engineers.
10. The purchase price will be your first big
savings. We can't tell you what it will be,
just yet, but it will prove-right from the
start-that the new Ford Falcon is your
s~aungest car. Come in now, for more details.
We're accepting orders for the new Ford
Falcon, right low!
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-22
Revival Set At Amelia Baptist

Revival services will be held at October 4
Amelia Baptist Church the week of with the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-26

were students at Columbia
University, they operated
their household on a strict
budget. There was little
money to spend on fancy
foods. But time marches on.
Now Don is chief of the
mathematical cons ulta n t
branch at the Diamond
Fuze Laboratory and their
family has grown to include
two small children, Meg. 8.
and Guy, 4.
''As our salary increased,
the recipes l started with
began to change. ] stilluse
some of the same ones now.
but / dress them up" says
Dee, referring to the sweet
sour shrimp and the shrimp
curry as examples.
The sweet-sour sauce, she
points out, may be used as
a dip or 1t may be used as
an entree by adding diced
cooked pork. cooked lobster
or shrimp. When she wants
to dress it up" into party
fare, she adds such extra
ingredients as pineapple
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-26

chunks. water chestnuts,
toasted almonds, crystal
liked ginger, etc. She has
developed the same idea for
the curry.
The afternoon l sat at
Mrs. Mittleman's kitchen
table taking notes, she was
preparing the party YER
sion 'Sof the sweet-soulr
shrimp pictured here. She
used a large cold meat fork
in place of the conven-
tional spoon to stir the
mixture. / asked why. 1T
goes back to my college
days" she replied.
eOne day, riding on the
subway, l found a book on
Indian cooking. The au-
thor Of the book Give for
gotten his namel advised
using a fork and then went
on to say, Don't ask me
why / returned the book
to the library but l can't
answer the question
either" she laughs.
But you do seem to be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-26
VIOLET FAULKNER SAYS:
Ingenuity Adds
Test to Menus

AS versatile as the popular "baSc black" dress,
the mainStay of any smart woman'S wardrobe,
are the basic sauce recipes Mrs. Don Mittleman
like the DRESS they can be dressed up or down
to suit the occasion
When Dee Mittleman and her husband Don
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able to feel the consistency
of the food at the bottom
Of the pot better with a
fork than with a spoon,
she explains.
Another thing she
learned from the book was
the Indian way of blanch-
ing almonds. She soaks
them in cold water for a
minimum of IL hours, then
peels off the skin.
tits a slow process
since the skins don't slip
off as easily as they do
when you pour hot water
over them. But the al
monds are much pulitzer
done the Indian way" she
continues.
A history student during
her days at Columbia, l
was curious where she
picked up her knack for
cooking. MY grand
mother, Mrs. Anna Nc
Garry" she says fondly.
MY mother liked to bake
but wasn't much interested
in other types of cooking.
My grandmother is a mag
nificent cook and as a child
! spent a lot of time with
her. Even now, at 80, she
still gives dinners for at
least 20 on Thanksgiving
and Christmas. No pre-
pared mixes for her /. she
makes rolls, cakes, every
thing from scratch" says
Mrs. Mittleman.
Following are the simple
and "dressed-up" recipes
for two Of Dee Mittleman's
party favoriteS,
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Sweet and Sour
Sauce

A simple version of the
sweet and sour shrimp may
be made as follows: One
cup crushed pineapple, u
cup finely chopped green
pepper. 70 cup finely
chopped pimiento, tea
spoon garlic powder, u cup
wine vinegar, e cup cold
water, u cup sugar, l
tablespoon soy sauce, 3
dasheS of Tabasco (about
6 drops, 2 tablespoons
cornstarch.
In a medium Sized sauce
pan put all ingredients ex-
cept the cornstarch. Bring
to a boil. Blend cornstarch
with small amount of
water. add, stirring con-
stantly, and cook about a
minute.
This sauce may be used
as a chatting dish dip for
shrimp, lobster or pork. 1t
may also be used for an
entree by adding diced
cooked pork, cooked
shrimp, or lobster.
Sweet and Sour
Shrimp
For a dreSsed-up version
of the above recipe, double
the amount of sauce. To
the sauce add the following
ingredients: One large can
pineapple chunks. l can
water chestnuts, sliced; 6
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