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Evening star., 1961-02-04
ADMIRAL HOTEL

oo~3N8SSN9SS SSS . S8
For all the comforts Of lSt clasI
nv. FtrepToof bldg. elev., Tree TV
S16.6O sgle.. $21 for (2I twtr
beds, wkly. Annex'S S11 up wkly
2l31 o st. NV. HO. 2-9lO0.
SHERATON PARK HOTEL VIC,
min. walk to busHne and TO LIZ
L-4-Mod. 1urn. new. Daytime
phone Ho. 2-2443; EWES" DE
SHERATON PARK HOTEL AREA
Lge. front dhle rm.. twin beds
aoj. bath: ! bik. LIZ, LA buses
gentlemen: refs. NO. 7-1142.
UPPER NM attractive room
for rent. Employed ladies only
Home privileges. DE. 2-S761.
UPPER 16th ST. N.W.-Room in
pleasant atmosphere. IA. 9-401y
/ ROOM, kit. and share bath: furn
or unfuTn. LIB Rock Greek Ford
I'd. $50 mo. RA. 6-0426.
1875 n ST. N.W.-Large turn. rm.,
kit: privilsgss;s reasonable; lady
4224 18th ST. N.W.-Pvt. bath;
$50; maid service; warm home
PIX. IA. 9-3796.
1915 6th ST. N.W.-Attractive dou-
BILE and single rooms: conV. "a
bus. TU. 2.7411.
1908 18th ST. N.W.-colored; large
room, Semi-pyt. bath; use Of
kitchen. DU. 7-0624.
sSsS ;I sssh ,t,,si g; NV: NV, = :. Cheerful,
with private bath for gentleman;
reasonable. NO. 7-3666.
7l6 7th 81. N.W.-Niceiy furn
large front room with refrigerator
Reasonable. RE. 7-4672.
1903 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
Service; usa; e1clusiv:iyp l p' ioT TAte RxEcu %a5c
TIVES:. S46 and SOS mo. Also
compl. apt. newly decorated: SSE
mo. RE. 1888.
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ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

GEORGETOWN-Furn. rm.; lad,
will share balance OF large apt
with empl. lady CO 5-0s06.
GIRLS, (2). share pvt. home with
other girls; firepl maid for cook.
! ing, cleaning. mr.. . bus lines
double garage: reas. RA. 3-s173
GIRL bet. 10 and 90 to share 2.
hedrm. apt. with other girls
Call JA. S-0934.
MOTHER AND CHILD-To live-ir
my home. viii care for chile
while mother works. HE, 1-0l05
MOTHER AND SON to share 2,
bedrm. apt. Child care available
Langley Park, HE. 4-5339.
NV, Park RD.-Mother with chile
will share apt. in pvt. home with
same or l girl: Spacious bedrm.
unfurn. AD $4,000 between 8
and 8. AID. 2-09S6 after Q pm
and week ends.
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

LARGE FRONT ROOM, SO Seaton
pl. n.w.-Privileges, nice family
home. NO 1858.
UPPER NV. near Walter Reed
Colored. Conv.- transp. Single OF
employed couple. TU. 2.543O.
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HELP W0MEM !
iNaAlTiAiilRAA

CLERK. for filing. research and
typing,. TO take complete charge
Of central files and mailing LIST
Of non-profit organization. Salary
SIS. 900. Reply Box zss-s. star.
CLERK. gsnsral office work; white;
Apply FEDERAL PLATE GLASS
Co. 1900 cushing place sc.
u. 4-61O1.
CLERK TYPIST, between IS and
80 yre., high school grad: null
tiple interest job, typtng, minor
Bookkeeping, telephone; 6-day wk.;
upper NV. area. EM. 2-07OO.
CLERK.TYFTgT, exper., 1e to As,
6-day week, insurance office. lib
eral company benefits, bonus
plan; Ma. $4,000. Mr.. MADDEN.
cLK.; ;TxTS;, AZ ~ sTsgsE,vI svsgEssn areas
S710 Ga. Ave. 8. 9. 10. 9-0196
CLERKG.TYPS., SECYs., BKKPRS.
POTOMAC EMPLOYMENT
1884 Wilson Blvd, Arl. ia. $4,000
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- D-QOO -
PIANOS-oet our quotations OF
brand.new standard makes Of pi-
amos before you buy. Also good
selection Of used instruments II
choose from at bargain prices
Over 100 pianos on our floors
81. $4,000. PIANO MART. 101t
PlANOS-Wide selection Of recon.
ditioned uprights; pianos gueran-
teed; $225 up, including local de-
livery. Also selection Of new pi.
amos for rent. CAMPBELL MUSIC
Co, 110S q st. NV, DI. 7-6464
PIANOS FOR RENT-New ant
used spinets. consoles, grsnds ant
uprights at moderate rates from
So monthly upl with option tc
buy: Hauling extra. JORDAN'e
FOUR STORES: Corner 18th and
g st. NV. tPhone ST. 3-9400
SPSone kE, s.5SsoS: ess2 Seor:
JU. S"Iio6J: 1o4 William s e..
FredericksburE (Phone Essex s.
7472I. Full selection at all stores
Silver Spring and Arlington stores
open evenings:
AhhAyOt pAAOA CbOuy oHihese ~
keyboard, good condition. Cal
after 10 am. EN-. 2.7S1S.
PIANOS-Last week Of KITS In
ventory clearance Of spinets. con-
soles and grand pianos. Before
these terrific savings.
KITS Convenient LOCATIONS:
Dntn., 1880 q st. NV. RE. 7-821E
Alex. 1921 Mt. Vrn. Ave; k1. S-S6Sf
Beth. 1910 Front Ave OIL. 81 674
Suburban Stores Open Ewes.
PIANOS. Special prices on Aero
sonic pianos used by Frank ST.
natra and Helen Traubel during
Inauguration Week, Also Baldwin
grand pianos and organs and
Hamilton studio uprights,. used for
Music Educators National Confer
ence Convention.
GISRIEL PIANO a. ORGAN CO
9a5 G ST. NV. MA. s-0423
PIZZA OVEN, double deck, almost
new; will sell to best offer. MAU-
RICE RESTAURANT, 1907 Ga
ave. NV. RA. 3-2040.
RADIATORS, gas /oil boilers, doors,
winds, lumber. shutters, flooring;
houses being fazed. OIL. 6-5473
RANGE, Thermador, Durngr,
surface unit and wall oven, With
cabinets, Call FEL S-Obl6.
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL
ROOMS WANTED

REFINED LADY, employed. woulC
like 2 unfurnished rms. kit ant
bath in nice NV. Sec.; pvt. home
Box S-g, Star.
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ROOMS FURM-s.E..s.W.

ANACOSTIA-Men only. Semi-pvt
bath. nicely furn.: conv. to bus
line. Eves. after ., Lu. 2-1971.
LINCOLN PARK AREA-Clean rm.,
next to bath, for settled man;
$3.50 per wk. Ii. 6-9308.
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SITUATI0NS-MEN

ACCT, ret. Govt. 80 years exper
incl. b yrs. comm, desires 40-hr
Nk. Salary open. KE. 7-10S8
MACHINE REPAIRMAN. exp. in
gen. repair; also cars, trucks
K1 8-4971.
MEN AVAILABLE for yard work,
housework. painting, etc. NE
6-4o3Z.
OFFICE MANAGER, executive secy
administrative, capable, efficient,
reliable: references. Seeking i'm
mediate employment. Box 114-e,
star.
YOUNG MAN desires evening eIn.
ployment, waiter, white: blue
print machine operator, stock
clerk typist, janitor. Ia. 0-27li
Evening star., 1961-02-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FoR SALE ROOMS FURNISHED
ACOUISITTVE?

You can get more Of eyerythins
at less cost ct Washtngton's g
tallest building: elevator. beflhop,
daily maid and 24-hour secretar-
ial switchboard services, coffee
shop, bar, newsstand, barber shop.
Tv In every room. color TV In
lohby:- LIST cab zone. Rooms from
Sl2 DO Der week up.
Evening star., 1961-02-04
FARM AND GARDEN

FARMALL 80 1900" series. com.
plete w/five quick hitch attach
ments; best offer. MA. 2-1193.
IS acres, plus, old plants: will
transplant 3 to /. Make offer
HE. 9-1S10.
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APIS. FURNlsHEB-MD.

COLLEGE PARK-2-bedrm. bSint.
eompl: iurn. with Tv I bIk;
main route to Space Agency. No
children. SS5 mo-. incl. utiIS.
THOS. 2. ROSEWAG ASSOC
AP. 1850: Sun. 10. e-6362.
DISTRICT HEIGHTS APIS.
1-Bedroom Apt. --fr. $93.17
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED
RI $4,000
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sECY., PVT, refined, cultured:
home Of public figure: good typist,
steno.. pleasing voice: can be free
summertime. Box 311-S. Star.
Evening star., 1961-02-04
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS WITH B0ARD

ATTRAC. HOME for non-drinkins
young people: delicious food, ideal
location. 1855 N st. NV.
BANCROFT HALL, 1910 Conn. ave
Ideal loc., sci. clientele. fine
meals, 8 days: park: NO. 7-S594
BRADLEY ARMS. 1925 10th ct
NV, 8. Dupont Cir.-Sgle.. dble.,
for nondrinking young people,
Pleasant home environment.
For Men and Women, All Ages
HOTEL JOHN KILPEN
Room. With Full-Course Meals
Selective Menus, $24 to S44
Without Meals, SIC to $36 Wkly.
231O Ashmead, Choice Location
9 Blocks North Of Dupont Circle.
Off Conn. Ave. Phone HO. 2-3566
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HARTNETT HALL
142R Dist SIT NV

HARlNEII HALL
1925 21st ST. NV.
you'll write home about HART
NETT HALLS food, especially thI
fried chicken, rum rolls and home.
made apple pie. Splendid socia
opportunities with 500 othel
young people; clean and attrac.
tive single and double rooms with
Double rooms, $14-Sl7: single
$1S-S25 per week with meals
HUI. 3-5432
A HOME AWAY FROM HOME for
refined, employed young lady:
nicely furn. rm. in lovely pvt.
Gentle home: excel. meals z days:
no roomers: all privils. JU. 9-4696
18th AND LONGFELLOW NV
Rm. for woman in Jewish home;
conv. transportation. ia. 9-5307.
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MOTOR TRAVEL
BUSINESS SERVICES

RIDERS WANTED-Leave about
Feb. 9. Mardi qras. NeW Orleans,
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RAINTTN0, int. and 0xteF.; non.
drinker (White); does own work;
refs. u. 7-7660. VIII. 0-7377.
PAINTING, PAPHRING, wan scrap
ing; AL work, done Immediately;
free est. MILLER, 10. S-4l4O,
PAN1TNG-PAPRR HANGING
RECREATION ROOMS BUILT
kaSt 1eYv1ee RA. 3s620e
PAINTING, interior, exterior; roof
carpentry, gutter work, By white
can any time. CH. S-44O4.
PAPERENG. PAINTING, walter,
80 yrs. expef.; white mech, reaS
Rree estm. RI. 6.6163. In. 1-0760
PAPERN0 AND PAINTING. 70,
can save. ] do my own work.
Free est. white mech. la. 9-23sl,
PLASTERlNG REPATRS, old and
new work; large and small jobs;
salts. guar: reAS. JU. 0-4164.
ROOF AND CUTIE REPAIRS
AL types. Snow CARDS White ne
chanie. Anytime, WA. 7.O442.
SPEClALIzTNG N BRICK BIZ.
cement work and stone. J. SET.
TIES, LA. 0-0A21.
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TUTOR, .English; 3 special lessons
on fundamentals, $40. Also in-
diytdual tutoring. EV. x.6662,
Tv:RADI0 RERAIR-Practical eve.
lab. class; 50 80 weekly. TEAGPLI
SCHL.. 1888 q st. NV. Ma. S-4620.
Evening star., 1961-02-04

RADIATORS. gas /oil boilers, doors,
winds, lumber. shutters, flooring;
houses being ra1ed. OIL. 6-5473
RANGE, Thermador, 4 burner,
surface unit and wall oven, with
cabinets. Call FEt S-0616.
Evening star., 1961-02-04
FURNITURE FOR RENT

FOE RENT, beautiful furniture for
efficiency; I; 2 or S-bedTm; apts;
iEASIN ATSSISN;SHsssls sospss pFsssss 10 ce!i danaHi HiAEe
1.V.. Il. s-0o66.
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BEAUTY OPERATOR IRON baiT.
BOOKKEEPER

Young lady for real estate property
modern r-conditioned Silver
Spring office bldg: 6-day, 40-hr,
wk. Payroll. ledger posting, general
bookkeeping. Salary open for com
petent person. Call Mr.. FRANCIS,
TU. 2-0105.
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SITUATIONS

Bo0KKEKPKR, offies mgr.. ful
chg dbl. entry, gen. ledger, pay,
roll. payroll taxes. Boz 413-0. Star
COMPANION to elderly lady oI
couple; perfer to live In: eIper.
refs. Box 7o-J, Star. kS
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The Nome nugget., 1961-02-10
Anchorage Daily Times Will Sponsor The Spelling Bee

The Anchorage Daily Times has announced that it will sponsor the Alaska Spelling Bee for the third consecutive year. Invita- tions to participate are being ex- tended to all schools in Alaska.
 The spelling bee is an educa- tional competition, designed to help boys and girls improve their spelling, increase their vocabu- laries and develop correct English usage that will help them all their lives.
 The winner of the Alaska Spell ing Bee will be sent, as a guest of the Anchorage Times, to the Ma tional Spelling Bee to be held in Washington, D. C., in June, 1861. The National Spelling Bee is sponsored by the Scripps-Howard Newspapers and other leading publications in the United States, including the Anchorage Times.
 Other awards include a weeks sightseeing and entertainment in Washington for the Alaska cham pion. We also expect special prizes donated by Anchorage mer- chants, similar to those awarded in the past two years. Prize money in the national bee totals more than $3,500 in cash, luxurious weekend in New York, trophy and plaque, and national TV appearance. Additionally there will be special school and class room prizes.
 Participation in the Alaska con- test is limited to sixth, seventh and eighth grade pupils who will not have reached their 18th birth day before the second week in June. The national spelling bee rules require that the Alaska champion not have passed beyond the eighth grade at the time of individual school finals and not have reached his 18th birthday before the date of the national finals, the second week in June, 1861.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-10
Arctic Club Drawing Will Be on KNOM-TV Wednesday Evening

The drawing for the winner of the Arctic Club Dog Race fund raising project will take place on KNOM-TV on Wednesday eve ming at which time the winner of a new Volkswagen, airplane, motorboat or $2,O00 in cash will be chosen.
 Ticket sale for this project, the proceeds of which will go into the Dog Derby next month, has been in progress for the past two months. It is a limited sale with maximum of 500 tickets being sold so that only a limited num- Der of people are among the ticket holders. There are few tickets left which may be obtained from Willie Brown who is handling the ticket sale at this time.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-10
SNOWBOUND ALASKA WAS NEVER LIKE THIS

WALLKIIL, N. Y. R - Sev- eral families snowbound for five days in rural Shawankunk - "it was never like this in Alaska" said one are free today to travel again.
 A bulldozer opened single lane last night along their homes. The area was hit by a 26-inch snowstorm Saturday on top of a 25-inch fall.
 The comparison with Alaska was drawn by Mrs. J. Wnuk. She and her husband lived in Alaska for two years when he was in the Air Force and she said they never experienced such weather there.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-10
Atty. Gen. Kennedy Asks Congress to Create 59
 New Federal Judgeships

WASHINGTON LR - Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy today asked Congress to create 59 new federal judgeships. Alaska would receive one new district judgeship.
 An administration bill sent to the House and Senate would pro- vide nine new judges for the U. s. Courts of Appeals and 50 new U. s. District Court Judge ships
 In identical letters to Vice President Lyndon Johnson and House Speaker Sam Rayburn. Kennedy said there has been no increase in the federal judiciary since 1854.
 Since 1854 there has been a decrease in the total number of judicial positions resulting from the expiration of three judgeships created on a temporary basis" Kennedy asserted.
 "In the meantime, the increase in litigation in the federal courts has created serious problems of court congestion with consequent delay in disposition of the cases"
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-10
Unemployment Situation Termed Worst Since Early World War II
By Norman Walker

WASHINGTON R - The La Dor Department Thursday added 25 major industrial centers to it's list of substantial unemployment areas. A spokesman called the idle situation the worst since early World War II.
 It was announced that Secre- tary of Labor Arthur Goldberg will make a five-state inspection of unemployment areas beginning today. He is making, at President Kennedy's direction, a series of on-the-spot tours of areas where unemployment is considered a major problem.
 The new Labor Department survey of major labor centers showed that the aggregate rise in unemployment in the 150 major areas surveyed increased about 50 per cent between November and January.
 More than half of the 150 major areas are now classified as hay i9g substantial unemployment that is, more than 6 per cent of their workers idle. Some of the areas reported an unemployment rate exceeding 12 per cent.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-10
REV. McCRAY RETURNS

Rev. Gerald McCray and fam fly returned this morning from New York and points south, after about a months absence.
 There will be regular church services tomorrow at the Com munity Methodist Church with Boy Scout participation.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-10

FOR RENT-3 Unmodern cabins. Black 196 before 6 p.m.; Main 120 after 6 pm.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-10
GIRL SCOUT BAKE SALE
 WILL BE HELD TOMORROW

The Senior Girl Scouts are sponsoring a bake sale on Satur- day, Feb. Il from ten till two at the Northern Commercial Store. The purpose is to pay for the newly ordered Scout uniforms.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-10
pTA ASSN. SPONSORING VALENTINE PARTIES

The Parent Teachers Assn. are sponsoring Valentine parties on Tuesday afternoon from 3 un- til 4 o'clock in the elementary school with room mothers in charge of the entertainment.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-10

Mrs. Larry Pagan and her four children are the house guests of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Glenn Boucher of FAA, from her home in Kotzebue where her husband is with the US. Weather Bureau.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-10

PIONEER LADIES ATTENTION Meeting Friday evening at 8 o'clock. Social Follows.
 -Bev Blaming. Pres.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-10
IN MAGISTRATES COURT

Ralph Alexander was sen- fenced to 50 days in jail and suspended sentence of S25.00 was re-instated.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-10

Our quotable notables: Some danes think they are hard to get, when they are really just hard to take"
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-10

MT. and Mrs. Wm. Okpealuk are the parents of a son born on February 9.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-10
N o T I c E

Nome Bowlers Assn. officers and officers of each league will meet on Monday al ZOO p. m. al the Bering Sea Club for a short meeting.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-10
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: Myrtle Sherbahn of Kotzebue, Lucy Okpealuk and Edna AhWinona.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-10

N O IT c E
 Notice 10 all men of Headquar- ters and Headquarters Detach- ment and men of Company A.. Nome Detachment:
 There will be no drill on We'd nesdaY night. Assemble at the ArmorY al o'clock Thursday morning in cold weather uniforms. Korean boots or combat boots and cartridge belts.
Evening star., 1961-01-19

2 eggs. separated
Q tablespoons butter
! hard-cooked egg, sliced (op-
tionaD
Melt u cup butter In large
skillet: add ground chuck,
salt, pepper, garlic salt and
onion: saute until meat is
brown and crumbly. Remove
from skillet and set aside.
Clean skillet with paper
towel. Prepare I servings of
potato fakes according, to
directions on box. Add pars-
ley and blend. Beat egg
whites until soft peaks form:
fold into potatoes. Melt Q
tablespoons butter In same
skillet: saute potatoes until
lightly Drowned. Spread
Drowned meat on potatoes.
Garnish with sliced hard
cooked egg II desired. Cut In
wedges to make four servings.
Evening star., 1961-01-19
~ WHAT'S
- COOKING

FRIDAY
Oyster Pie KaIs
Cranberry Salad
Gingerbread NTH Whipped Cream Topping
Oyster Pie
Pastry for 2-crust pie VI cup flour
IN pints oysters tablespoon minced
Milk plus cream parsley
"a cup outter or l teaspoon salt
margarine Pepper to taste
Make pastry and divide dough in half Roll each
70 70 inch thickness Cut top bottom and 4 strips for
SIDES to fit sxs-inch baking dish Transfer pastry TO
baking sheet Prick well with fork Bake in 450-dezree
oven until lightly Drowned about to 10 minutes Drain
oysters: reserve liquor Add enough milk and some cream
TO LIQUOR to make 3h liquid Melt butter in saucepan
add nour Stir in liquid cook, stirring until smooth and
thickened Add parsley SALT pepper oysters Heat
Just to boiling Fit baked crust in bottom and sides Of
PAN Just before serving add hot oyster filling Place
crust On top. Garnish with parsley. Six servings.
SATURDAY
LtOer ana Bacon American Fried Potatoes
Cabbage De Lure Buttered Peas
Cream Puts
Cabbage De Luxe
cups shredded cabbage egg yok
tablespoon butter "a cup grated sharp cheese
tablespoon flour u cup white wine optional
cup light cream Salt and pepper to taste
Melt butter in saucepan; add flour and blend Stir
In cream cook, stirring until thckened. Beat egg yolk
mix with small amount Of sauce then add to sauce and
cook couple Of minutes Stir in cheese and remove
from heat soon cheese blends with II wine
Is used add at this point Pour hot uncooked
cabbage. Makes four servings.
Evening star., 1961-01-19
Beef-Pototo Puff

u cup butter
i pound ground chuck
/ teaspoon salt
y teaspoon pepper
" teaspoon garlic salt
"a cup finely chopped onion
Ia cups water
Ia teaspoons salt
] tablespoon butter
"a cup cold milk
Z servings instant whipped
potato fakes
V cup finely chopped parsley
Evening star., 1961-01-19
Quick and Easy

Minute steaks" dipped
In French dressing. then
Drowned quickly In lard or
drippings. may be served on
toasted hamburger buns for
Q quick and easy main dish
ct supper or lunch.
Evening star., 1961-01-19
Ginger odds the extra flavor.

Pot Roast Grapv Brown Potatoes
Carrots Onions Endiue Salad
Pumpkin chiffon Pie Coffee
Pumpkin Chiffon Pie
! tablespoon ginger "a teaspoon salt
a teaspoon nutmeg ~ cups cooked pumpkin
u cup cold water "a teaspoon ginger
3 eggs, separated u cup granulated
u cup evaporated milk sugar
Add tablespoon ginger and u teaspoon nutmeg to
pastry Roll and line pie plate as usual Bake and cool.
Soften gelatin in water Beat egg yolks Mix together
Cook in top Of dcuS. boer about lo nu. n0 .nF
Add softened gelatin stir to blend Cool Chill for about
an hour. Beat egg whites until foamy. Gradually add
sugar and beat until stiff Fold into pumpkin mixture
Turn into cooked pie SHE'LL chill until firm about hours
MONDAY
Smoked Sausage H0rniny
ScGloped Tomatoes Spinach
Scaloped Tomatoes
4 slices toast 70 teaspoon pepper
can tomatoes Il pound) V cup butter or margarine
small onion tablespoons grated
] tablespoon sugar Parmesan
" teaspoon salt
Cut slices Of toast into cubes and into strips for
topping Mix tomatoes grated onion sugar. salt pepper
mixture in casserole Arrange toast strips top and
sprinkle with cheese Bake at 37S degrees for 80 minutes
-Four to five servings ,,,rs
SuccotGsh Corn Sticks
/ cup dates teaspoon vanilla
! cup peanuts " teaspoon maple extract
l cup granulated sugar eggs
cup brown sugar packed cups sifted flour
y cup shortening. part teaspoon baking soda
butter Ia teaspoons salt
Pit dates and cut in small pieces chop peanuts.
Cream shortening. vanilla and maple favoring
ingredients directly mixture: blend Using
tablespoon shape into balls Place about inches apart
on 1nsrss'ed s0Gy sheets Fatten slightly & bake in
Drowned. Cool before storing Makes five dozen cookies
Evening star., 1961-01-19
A sGiII-cooked dinner.
WEDNESDAY


Grilled Lamb Dinner
Apple Dumplings Lemon Sauce
Cirilled Lamb Dinner
thick loin lamb chops tablespoons melted
2 tomatoes, cut in half butter
! can green beans. drained cup milk
V cup melted butter l teaspoon salt
/ teaspoon salt apple rings
q teaspoon pepper teaspoons lemon
yams. cooked. peeled juice
and mashed
Arrange lamb chops grill sizzle platters Brol
to inches from heat to Z minutes Turn lamb.
Arrange tomato halves and beans around lamb Brush
with V cup melted butter. Season lamb with salt and
pepper. Combine yams, tablespoons butter milk salt:
mix we'll Brush apple rings with lemon Juice. Place
platter with lamb and vegetables Top apple rings with
yams. Broil minutes, until lamb is done Four
servings.
THURSDAY
Pork Chops Pdprikd Potatoes
Brussels Sprouts Waldorf Salad
Cheese Cake
Paprika Potatoes
s to potatoes Salt
2 tablespoons butter "a cup sour cream
small onions. minced tablespoon chopped
"a teaspoon paprika parsley
Pare potatoes and cut into small cubes. Put butter
In skillet and add onions: cook until onions yellow
then add paprika, potatoes and salt Cover and cook
until potatoes are tender Add little water to keep
potatoes from sticking. Add cream. Do not STIR but
shake the saucepan to prevent potatoes from sticking TO
pan. Simmer until done. Serve hot, garnished with
parsley Six to eight servings BY "Vi'
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-02-17
sEe4tte,niaS Services u q
ForThreeCounty
Cure Scheduled

AMELIA. Feb. 10 The Rev.
M. Ross Becton. curate of the
PoWhatan Amelia Cumber
land Cure, will hold a study class
on the church year and its var
ious phases at Christ Episcopal
Church here. during the Lenten
season which started with Ash
Wednesday. yesterday.
The class will be held every
Thursday morning at 10 am.
Interested persons are invited to
attend.
Each Wednesday night at 1880
pm. cure wide services will be
held in one of the five churches
in the cure with an 0ut-of-tOWn
speaker.
The Rev. Joseph Pinder.
rriest-in-charge of the Church of
the Redeemer. North Chester
field. will speak at st. James
Church. Gainesville, on Feb
ruary %; the Rev. Morton Town
send, rector of st. Johns, King
gorge, on March /, at
Manakin Church; the Rev Sgd
ney Swami. rector Of St. Paul's
Church, Petersburg, on March
8. at St. Luke's Church, Fine
Creek Mills: and the Ri. Rev.
David S. Rose, D. D.. suffragan
bishop of Southern Virginia. on
March Is, at Christ Church.
Amelia.
Also the Rev. Webster Simons.
rector of St. Michaels Church.
Bon Air, at Emmanuel Church,
PoWhatan, on March %: and the
Rev Eldridge H. Taylor, rector
of St. Johns Church. Petersburg.
at Manakin Church, PoWhatan
on March %.