davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1961-01-04

falsies.-Mrs. L. M.
ANSWER. Thank goodness
she won't consider falsies! A
girl 80 tiny couldn't carry
anything larger than q 32A.
Tell her to be happy instead
of self-conscious. because she
can wear almost anything
without trouble. Her top
heavy friends will soon begin
to envy her. AS for pattern
size, any you buy will have
to be altered.
The smallest pattern sizes
are usually 9 and 10 (equiva-
lent to Z and 8 in ready-to-
wear) and they will be q
little large on her. But the
alteration isn't too difficult
a Job.
QUESTION. How do you
make Chinese frog type
closings on elothes2 I have
made o mandarin coat and
the pattern instructions in
cluded directions for the loop
half Of the frog. but used
buttons for the other side.
! would like to know how
to make the braided buttons
you see on Chinese sheath
dresses. I will be very grate-
full for your assistance
Miss G. O.
ANSWER. Chinese ball
buttons are made Of covered
cord or soutache braid. For
small buttons cut a piece
from 8 inches to 10 inches
long. Loop the cord as shown
Gig. u. Loop again over and
under the first loop (fig. y.
Loop a third time. weaving
through the other two loops
Gig. 81. Keep loops open
while working. Now ease to-
gether shaping into a ball.
Trim ends and sew fiat to
underside Of ball Gig. -.
QUESTION. I've been max
ing some things for the house
out of clear plastic film. It's
not difacult to sew on, but. I
have one problem that drives
me crazy. After working on 1t
q while my hands perspire
and the plastic gets all sticky.
making it almost impossible
to sew. Do you have q hint
on this?-Mrs. T. T.
ANSWER. Yes. Just sprin-
kle talcum powder on the
plastic and also on your
hands from time to time.
This will keep both the plas-
tic and your hands dry and
will make sewing no problem.
= Z =
A booklet containing IS
ideas for gifts you can make
IL noD available. These gift
ideas haze been selected from
Patricia SCOTS most popular
columns. To recetue a copy
of as Gifts You Can Make"
aDrite to Miss Scott In care OF
The Euening Star, inclosing
q long. self = addressed
stamped envelope and 20
cents to coDer printing and
handling costs.
d 4 y 4
Miss Scott is alwoys glad to heoI
from her readers, Gnd whenever pos.
sibIe will use their questions in hel
column, but because Of the sreo'
volume Of mail received dolly, sha
eennot answer individual letters.
Evening star., 1961-01-04
Seams
To
Me
BY PATRICIA SCOTT
Field Enterprise. Inc.

Why must petite young
girls fuss and fret because
they do not have large bo-
SONS? II they ever tried on
o pair of size SO falsieS they
would realize how ridiculous
they look in proportion to
their other measurements. A
girl with a small bosom can
actually wear clothes more
easily, as any woman with q
large bosom will tell her.
= = = =
QUESTION. My daughter
who is II is very thin, about
5 feet, / inch tall and has
S2A-2l-33 N e asure mentS.
What size pattern should she
wear? She is very self-con-
scious Of her top because it
isn't full like her senior
classmates. Won't consider
Evening star., 1961-01-04
Meet

Members Of the Motion
Picture and Television Coun-
Gil will meet at 2 pm. Mon
day at Norwood Studios for
q tour and a film screening.
Evening star., 1961-01-04
FINE ARcR0SS
FACIAL TISSUE
II: no. .AeH 6 boxes ooe

Across Cleaning Tissue. excellent
quolity, soft and smooth. 800 100
3-plyl sheets per box. White, yellow.
blue, pink, green or peoeh. Reg. 49c
eoch-6oo 200 3-pIy) some eoIors
os above --3 for 99s
Evening star., 1961-01-04

Shop late and bring sise ffrn.iiy. Dinner
seryed as HI Down owls ssoss seosae-
town estnsssosssts iiss AssyI Iaisd
Room M Spsias asd Alarlcw
lislss IS siinioa aos., Sc pAIsl q
ingt
Evening star., 1961-04-29
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
MCLEAN
LANGLEY

A small estate on 1ss acres
for the discriminating buyer
who wants something most
unusual and charming. A
chalet type home with loads
of privacy and picturesque
view within minutes of CIA.
The grounds are beautifully
handicapped and teTraced.
Custom-built for the owner
who is leaving the area and
wants quick sale. Ideal for
small family. Fairly priced.
LANGLEY
Seldom do we have an estate
such as this on over 2 acres
with stables for horses and
property vel, fenced. The
brick house is most unusual
and per mi ates charm
throughout and is within
minutes of Washington. It
not only has loads of pri-
vacy hut is convenient to
everything. Ideal for large
family.
Evening star., 1961-04-29
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

NORTH ARL., S24,e5O-3-br, 2
b., sep. din. rm.. den, rec. rm..
encl. gar: mr.. St. Anne's and pub.
sch. Trust $4,000. OWNER, ia.
7-4O35.
NORTH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
1lz-bath brk. rambler w/carport
and storage, Centrally air cond 80,
lge. lot. Next to school. June l
occupancy. Low down payment
OWNER CL. 6-6s1s
N. SPRINGFIELD, S2I,750, Az
CT, pi.ti. SPA mo.-AIl-brick
split-level; tail trees; quiet street;
beautiful rec. rm. or 4th bedrm., .
full baths: air cond. CL. 6-395O.
N. sPRTNGFIELD-All-brick ram
bier. 4 bedrms., ga baths, 2
firepls., fully equipped cleo. kit,
playrm, rec. rm,. $4,000. CL.
6-lS19.
N. SPRINGFIELD, assume $4,000
CT loan: total pymt. S100 per mo.
-3 bedrm. brk. rambler on huge
wooded lot. Price, S17,600. CT.
Evening star., 1961-04-29
6 BEDROOMS

3 BATHS
New custom brick on over
u acre in top area close TO
CIA with sweeping view Of
countryside. LARGE living
room, separate dining room
with sliding glass doors to
open porch. Up-to-the-nin-
ute kitchen. recreation room
and two car carport, good
terms.
Evening star., 1961-04-29
REAL ESTATE Sale or Exoh.

HAVE LGE. HOUSE on 1-aers Iok
at Broad Run Farms, LoudouR
County. viii trade for land Ia
Northern Va. area. CL. 6.7166.
Evening star., 1961-04-29
WAREHOUSES WANTED

ALL CASH for finished lot, suit. for
modest priced home. Arl., Falls
Church, nearby Fairfax County,
JE. 2-7392.
WANTED 2 to 5000 sq. f., either
house space for storage OF legal
fireworks: NV. section D. c. pre-
ferred May and June only.
SOUTHEASTERN FIREWORKS
CO. INC. Call for appt. Ii. 70
$500, Ext. log.
Evening star., 1961-04-29
MCLEAN
RAMBLER

McLEAN-Big family spec
ial. DESIRABLE home In
deed. 4 bedrms., 2 baths on
1st level, TRUE CENTER
HALL. big kitchen with BAY
WINDOW, separate dining
rm., 3b-ft. rec. rm., Dig
side screened porch; SPACE
FOR 2 ADDITIONAL BED
RMS. Tremendous lot cover
ed with trees. Very popular
neighborhood. UnderpriCed
for quick sale. Little cash
required. B r OY Hill L a.
SONS, REALTORS.
ia. 4-1300
Evening star., 1961-04-29
SALE OR LEASE


Approx. 1900 50. #. zoned ca
for restaurant, office bldg, retail
store. trade assn, night club etc.
fully decorated sub-Street floor,
additional 8 stories and mezzantne
IN 'front.', 8 stories in rear BLDG
Private parking for Q cars or
trucks in rear garage. Large Alley
will accommodate largest trucks
a. delivery entrance. Stately in
terror beautifully designed BY ona
OF Washtngton's most famous dec
ofatlng studios. Centrally located
in downtown business area, Q
blocks from White House and fi-
nancial district, adjacent to 1000
retail sections, large office build
ngS and major hotels. Public
parking at History Capitol Ga
rage next door. Lot size
24.9xlS3 s.. To inspect call
DORFMAN'S. co, 5-405B.
Evening star., 1961-04-29
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

WEST GROvE-5-bedrm., s-bath
rambler. air eond,, 9-car garage
fenced back I'd, walk-out bsmt.
with rec. rm., washer and dryer;
sac GI loan. "a miles to Jones
Point Bridge. Avail XII. S-7076
Evening star., 1961-04-29
INVEST. PROP. WANTED

APT. BLDGs.-D. C., Nd, syndI-
Gates ready now. r. L. SMITH,
keaItor, Ga. Ann, VIII. 6-6679,
HAVE CLIENTS FOR ALL TYPES
OF PROPERTY. Call MILTON F.
RUPERT DI. 7-5015, EN-. g.
5407.
SYNDICATE has considerable cash
70 invest in apartment project
or commercial property: brokers
invited. Box 3S2-V, Star
WOULD LIKE TO PURCHASE a
med1um-sized apt. house for all
cash; Fast answer. Confidential,
ME. S-4SS6 Ewes, UN. 4-1C05
Evening star., 1961-04-29

McLEAN-3 -bedrm. rambler con-
temporary; 2 baths, rec. rn1., car
port, walk in bsmt.; lot with trees.
S2h,50O FILA loan; no agents,
OWNER, Ell. 6-3S21,
NIDDLEBURG STONE RAMBLER,
custom built. 8 bedrms., 2 baths,
liv. rm,. din, rm., fully equip
kit, den, full bsmt., 2-acre lot,
For sale BY OWNER. MU. 1881,
Evening star., 1961-04-29
LANGLEY
SAIGON

Custom designed with many
unusual features on about
] acre with parklike setting.
Center hall with slate floors
and stairway to lower level.
Living room opens to q bal
cony. Venetian tile fireplace.
Separate dining room has
fireplace and brick floor.
Dream kitchen with break
fast room, three bedrooms
and two baths on this level.
Family room with crystal
glass window walls and built
in bar. Bedroom, bath, den.
utility room. Home is COM
pletely air-condittoned. Sep
arate two car sarage with
storage for your garden
tools,
Evening star., 1961-04-29
BUSINESS PROP. for SALE
BETHESDA

M 9 PERM 2-sToRY OFFICE
BUILDING on Wise. ave, fully
rented. S45, 900 cash balance one
5r1St; GEO. W. ROBERTSON, OIL.
Evening star., 1961-04-29
gerachis
FAIRFAX TOWN

EAI1NE 1AxA 4OWN
500 SAGER AVE, DIRECTLY
BEHIND FAIRFAX ELEM. SCHOOL
8 bedrms.. "a baths, full basement,
finished rec. room, garage. SI7.-
$50. FHA has approved $4,000
30-year loan. Open Set. and Sun.
/ pm. to 6 pm.
Annondo1o ccoriofaQ Tnn
Evening star., 1961-01-13
For This Yankee q Biq Isl

United States gains In
people-to.peopie goodwill are
q dividend not to be under
estimated in the CARE oper-
alton. For instance. the pie
ture Mary paints Of one part
Of Vice President and Mrs.
Richard M. NiXon's 1858
Latin American tour helps
balance the more-publicized
stonings.
Refusing guards, the Nixons
Joined Mary to participate
in o food distribution in q
slum area of Bogota. Friend
ly mobs lined the dusty, clut-
tered lanes, yelling endear-
Ynents and clamoring to shake
hands. Pat Nixon, spike
heeled and gracious, accepted
all hands, Rugged many chill
dren.
Poor primary pupils COM
prise two-thirds Of the 900,-
600 needy Colombians regu-
larry receiving food rations
from CARE. The children get
daily milk and often q bun.
both made from United
States surplus stocks.
Too many heart-wrenching
times. reports Mrs. Lowrie.
the little ones are observed
pocketing half the bun-to
take home to brother or sis
ter who has less.
The other recipients are
members Of destitute families
or residents Of welfare insti-
tutions. Four male assistants
help Mary administer the
CARE program.
Utterly undismayed by
serving under o woman. their
feeling 10 summed up by Bill
Salas. just promoted to be-
come mission chief In Pan
anna: "A privilege and q
pleasure!"
Evening star., 1961-01-13
New Wonder Drug Cosmetic
Restores Young Look to Skin
Medical show Helena Rubnsteins Ultra Feminine reduces
wrinkles dyness and young mature s

Now you can look younger.
Medical research proves that
the action Of two vital female
horm6nes, estrogen and pro-
gesterone reactivates specific
skin cells. Wrinkles due to dry.
ness are reduced. Young skin
tone Is restored.
The discovery that has made
this possible is Helena Rubin.
STEMS Ultra Feminine Face
Cream, the only face creamwith
both vital female hormones.
These are the very hormones
that have helped shape every
woman from Venus to you-the
same hornones that abound In
q young woman's skin.
The chart below shows you
how nature reduces estrogen
and progesterone supplies with
maturity. Here's what happens
when Ultra Feminine resup.
plies estrogen and progester.
one daily to your siin.
What the doctors report
Skin cells can hold maximum
moisture again. These cells,
pumped out once more, sup.
port the surface firmly. Lines
smooth out. Wrinkles due to
dryness are reduced. Young
skin tone is restored.
Oil glands produce at Q more
youthful rate again. Tissue
sections and skin surface tests
show an amazing increase in
oil production. The akin 10 soft,
dewy, protected.
Start looking younse.
Start using Ultra Feminine
now. In just 80 days, see your
SKIN take on q definitely
Evening star., 1961-01-13

But all work Is creative.
she adds. not just because 1t
produces q piece Of jewelry, Q
shawl, q schoolhouse or .
garden plot. The resulting
growth In spirit moves her
most.
She describes one village
Of $50 poor farmers. They
desperately wanted a school
house.
CARE supplied q block
making press. carpenters
and mason's tools, classroom
and playground equipment.
The villagers fell to. built
the school and fixed UP the
grounds with their own
hands.
A new spirit Of co-opera-
ton has been born and now
extends to well-digging and
other community endeavors.
Evening star., 1961-01-13

Being . lone woman sur
rounded by a men is but one
Of the pleasures Of Mary
Green Lowrie's job as the
only female heading q CARE
overseas aid mission.
AS chief Of mission for Co
lombia. she's the sole repre-
sentative Of her sex among
the mission chiefs from %
countries gathered here for
the current CARE World
Conference.
Though o resident Of Latin
America since 1882. when
husband Allen. on foreign
assignment for the First Ma
tional City Bank of New
York, took her as q bride to
the Dominican Republic,
Mary remains as Yankee Is
Kansas in August.
Hemisphere Citizen
At the same time, she has
become o true citizen-of-the.
hemisphere rafting off Span.
ish as fast as English and
turning out q hot tamale as
II born to it.
Actually, although born In
Hudson, N. Y, where her
family summered, she halls
from Washington, where she
attended Morgan School.
Western High School and
George Washington Univer-
sity.
She and Allen met when
he was enrolled at the Dewitt
School.
CARE first touched Mrs.
Lowrie's life in 1916 and ~
in Medellin, Colombia.
So many friends newly ar
rived from wartorn Europe
asked her, as an American.
how they could send pack
ages back home that she vol
unteered to set up Q local
CARE sales outlet in the
travel office her husband and
she were by that time run
ming.
In the early fifties, Mary
founded q volunteer aid mis-
sion for CARE in Panama,
where the Lowries had trans
ferred their travel and other
business interests.
When the mission was
made official in 1854, Mary
Lowrie was named its first
chief. to organize q milk
feeding program for under
nourished school, children.
In 1857. the Lowries moved
back to Colombia and Mary
was named to her present
post.
Under her direction, the
mission combines feeding pro-
grams with something newer
in the world Of CARE: the
provision Of Self Help tools
and equipment to help those
in need to get on their own
feet-permanently.
Here the lass from Bogota
wakes most enthusiastic,
her eyes shining brighter
than her handmade, heart
shaped silver lapel pin.
Crafts first interested me
in work projects for the Co.
lombians. 1S years ago when I
became q buyer Of Colombia
goods for the United States
Armed Forces in the Carib-
beans" she explains.
Evening star., 1961-01-13

younger look. Such rapid re-
suits are possible because Ultra
Feminine is an actual wonder
drug cosmetic that works
within the skin to replenish
loss Of physiological sub.
stances. The whole process,
miraculous to behold Is like
natures own because estrogen
and progestsrone are. the f.
male hormones which power
these cells In youth. Because
your skin can't store up hor.
mones for the future, you must
use Ultra Feminine faithfully
each night. This assures your
daily hormone requirement.
This medically tested treat
Inent costs only pennies per
use. See your slin look young
again, and st0y younger look
ing.
LIFETIME Cuarantee
Helena Rubinstein states:
Evening star., 1961-01-13
Ceronton-Muson

Mrs. Julia H. Ceranton Of
Silver Spring announces the
engagement Of her daughter
Gail to Mr.. Scott M. Mason.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo s.
Mason Of Falls Church. Miss
Ceranton Is also the daughter
Of Mr.. James r. Ceranton.
A December wedding is
planned.
Evening star., 1961-01-13
Osmond-MiIIer

Mr.. and Mrs. Webster Ell
bridge Osmond announce the
engagement Of their daughter
Barbara Sue to Mr.. Andrew
Joseph Miller, son Of Mrs.
Geneva Marie Miller.
Evening star., 1961-01-13

''Your skin must look younger
In one month, then stGy
younger looking with eontin.
ued daily use Of Ultra Femi.
nine, IL used 90 directed, or
return your latest purchase
for full refund"
Evening star., 1961-01-13
SconIon-Kune

DR.. and Mrs. John Joseph
Scanlon Of Westport. Conn.
announce the engagement Of
their daughter Agnes Brooks,
to End 1t. George Robert
Evening star., 1961-01-13
WyIie-Romsey

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Ernest Wylie Of Arlington
announce the engagement of
their daughter Susan Mar
garet to 1t. Raymond r.
Ramsey, jr., son Of Mrs.
r m sey Of Chattanooga,
Tenn. and the late Brig.
Gen. Ramsey. A spring we'd
ding Is planned.
Evening star., 1961-01-13
ENGAGEMENTS

Kane, USA. son Of 1t. Col.
George Francis Kane. USA.
and Mrs. Kane Of Fort
George @. Meade. Nd. A
February wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1961-01-13
O'Brien-
Poffenberqer

Mr.. and Mrs. James P.
O'Brien Of Chevy Chase. Md,
announce the engagement Of
their daughter Patricia to
Mr.. James c. T. Poffen-
berger, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James e. Poffenberger Of
Sharpsburg, Md. A spring
wedding Is planned.
Evening star., 1961-01-13

Helena Rubinstein states: !:
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Walter C.. Griffith

Funeral services were con-
Quoted Saturday by DR.. Howard
NJ. Wells of the First Presby-
ter:an Church of East Cleve-
Lard for Walter C. Griffith,
1928 Oakhill I'd. He was the
husband of the late Ida A.; and
father of Mrs. Lorna B. Steffen.
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USED commode for sale. So.
RE. 1904 after 6.
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Avoid Rush,
See RecrUiHnq
Officer Now

Chief Harry Slotnick, local
Navy recruiter, recommended
today that young men planning
to enlist in the Navy following
their June graduation should
contact him at his office in the
City Hall Annex, 1349 Green rd.,
as soon as possible.
"We always have an unusually
large number of applications at
that time of year." said Chief
Slotnick, " and we find it neces-
sary to handle them on "first
come, first served" basis"
Qualified applicants are as
sured of attending schools of
their choice in the Navy.
For further information, call
Chief Slotnick, EV 2-5030.
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neral Home was in charge of
arrangements.
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Hazel f. Kramer

Funeral services will be con-
Quoted this afternoon for Hazel
E. Kramer, 1898 N. Lockwood
ave. She was the wife of Clyde
E., the mother of Mrs. Margie
Rice and Clydene, the aunt of
Margaret Griffiths, grandmoth-
er of two and the sister of Mrs.
Amelia Forney, Mrs. Helen
Coats, William and Raymond
Voelker.
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r. L. DAVIS

LIouDAroR
Selling Contents Of
Cleveland Heights Home
TO SETTLE ESTATE
5000 E. OVERLOOK RD.
West off Lee Rd.. 2 blocks
south of Superior
Fri, Sat-, Sum-. May IL. l3. IA
Hours 10 AM. to 6 Pm.
Mahogany grandfather clock. op-
proximotelY 8 feet;exquisite Hol-
ian marble top cocktail table.
matching end table; sofa; chuirs:
tables: stroto lounger: drupes;
approx. 100 So. Yds. beige wool
Competing; 9xl2 Kurustdn ori-
entul rug; green rug exl2; radio;
TVS: bric-o-brcc: linens; CLOTH
ing: china; kitchenwore; large
painted off white round pedestal
dining table. s cone back chairs.
buffet: oak corner cupboard
8'x4'; small breokfront: maple
twin bedroom. wolnut double
bedroom set complete; chests.
dressers; single Hollywood bed:
vacuum. gas stove; small re-
frigerdtor; glider: metal shelves;
large tile cabinet: Maytag auto
motic woshey. like new: antique
VicIolo record pluYer: and hun
dreds OF miscellaneous items.
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Richard X. Brown

Richard X. Brown
Funeral services were con-
Quoted Tuesday from st. Joseph
Church for Richard r. Brown,
1920 Woodwork rd. He was
the husband of Susan D.; the
father of Richard c. and Rob-
ert F.; grandfather and the
brother of jeanette Donaldson
of Pittsburgh. Edwards Fu-
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WOMEN

EXECUTIVE SECRETARY.
director OF institution is
seeking mature girl with
top skills ......... S375S4O0
STENO. personnel. will train
for interviewing. light
shorthand ....... sturt $3.50
PIX. OPERATOR. relief
reception duties. must have
good experience ...,.. S3oO
RECEPTIONIST. relieve on
PIX. some tYping end
general office duties. Top
company. 25-35
negotiate fee ..... S325-S3S0
GENERAL OFFICE. small E.
Cleveland firm. type. phones.
will train on Key Punch.
over 80 preferred .,. $500
ACCOUNTING CLERK. young
gal with one year exp. to
dc general accounting
work ...... ........ $3.50
+ Many Other Excellent
Eost Side Openings
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HELP WANTED-MALE
MANAGER.TRAINEE

AGES l8 to %; we have openings
in the Greater Cleveland area
for aggressive young men to train
for future managers positions:
you earn while you learn, we
train you at our expense; automo-
bile furnished: starting salary SIS
per week; call Mr.. Thompson be-
tween 9 a. NIL p. m. daily.
MA, l.4226.
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CARD Of THANKS

WE wish to express our sincere
thanks TO all our friends anc
neighbors of East l69th st. fo.
their Masses. Offerings, Flora
Bouquet and donation of cars fol
Funeral Mass: their kindness anc
sympathy at the time of death o.
our dear father Frank Bittenc
ST.; thanks TO Rev. Anthony Rebol
for his Kindness and services dur.
ing our fathers illness: thanks tC
Pail Bearers from lodges; ST
John The Baptist No. 81. anc
S.D.Z. No. 9; many thanks to The
Mutually Funeral Home for theil
understanding kindness and serv.
ices. Family; Frank Bittenc, jr.
Mary Goriup. Sally Smith, Johr
Bittenc. William Bittenc. Joyce
LeNassi. Faye Moro and Raymond
Bitteuc
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0eu tbs
Madeline Gau

Funeral services were con.
Quoted Saturday afternoon fol
Madeline Gau (Archibald), 121e
Carlyon rd. She was the wife of
the late William c., the mother
of James A. and the late Will
liam H., grandmother and the
sister of Vesta H. Thomas,
Helen D. Thomas and Charles
B. Archibald.
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CARD Of THANKS

WE wish to express our heartfelt
thanks for everyone's kindness
during the recent loss Of our be-
loved daughter, Susan Lynn. to
Rev. Dale Kline, the F. Ziehm Co
Funeral Home and to all our rela-
tives. friends and neighbors who
were SO very thoughtful.
Paul and Carol Cocanower
(nee LorenZ)
Evening star., 1961-01-05
80 WHAT'S
COOKING

FRIDAY
Brotled LobstN Tails Frozen French Fries
CGu1GoiOer S. Mtred Green Salad
ti. IL Crunch-Top Cnstard Tea
Crunch.Top Custard
eggs slightly beaten " cup faxed coconut
u cup sugar " cup chopped almonds
" teaspoon salt tablespoons brown sugar.
cups milk Scalded packed
teaspoon vanilla / tablespoon soft butter
Combine eggs sugar and SALT Gradually stir in milk
and vanilla. Pour into custard cups; place cups in
shallow pan filled with hot water inch deep Bake at
325 degrees for 40 to 45 minutes or until SET Sprinkle
warm or chilled custard with mixture Of coconut brown
sugar almonds and butter. Place cups on cooky sheet
and broi to inches from heat for 2 to- minutes
until tops are golden brown. t1.S3stT5
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Fruit Salad Instant Butterscotch PUDDING
Rice Casserole
1la cups ripe olives tablespoon instant
! pound ground beef minced onion :, 4
tablespoons oil 2 teaspoons salt
cup raw rice "A teaspoon pepper =
can consomme V teaspoon dried dill u
! cup water N teaspoon garlic powder
"a cup red wine " cup chopped parsley .
VI cup chopped pimiento
Quarter ripe olives. Brown beef in oil. Combine with
all remaining ingredients in 2quart casserole mixing
well Cover and bake in moderate oven $3.50 degrees)
hour Uncover. stir and return to for 10 minutes
Makes six to eight servings.