The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 17, 1940, Page 4

PAGE FOUR -: SOCIETY P.-T. A. Bingo {Party Tomorrow Charch Ladies | Honored Mrs. Howell Ladies of the Fleming Street} A huge Bingo Party is | Methodist Church delightfully;staged in connection with the} entertained Mrs. W. R. Howell,|Hallowe’en Carnival sponsored | wife of the pastor, with a surprise | by the High School P.-T.A., which ; shower and lawn party at the} will be held tomorrow at La Con- residence of Miss Mae Sands | cha Park. and Mrs. Lucy Lowe on North; Games begin promptly at 8:00 Beach. Monday afternoon, from 4|p. m. Appropriate prizes will be until 6 o’clo {given the winner of each game The | was beautifully dec-|as well as several handsome door orated in keeping with the motif! prizes for lucky attendants. of the we Mrs .Howell was! Admission charge will cover| welco: Mrs. Eugene L.| activities of the entire evening ‘ was presented with a|and will include refreshments. silver offering from the group by| Prizes will be awarded for the gnes Pritchard. The offer-| most appropriate and most com- presented in a trinket/ ical costumes at the Hallowe'en Mrs. Paul Herrick.; Party‘tomorrow afternoon, run ful gifts were also given;in conjunction with the evening | affair. were] The Hospitality Orchestra of served during the afternoon. Mrs.|the WPA will play selection at Carl valdi presided at the; the Bingo Party in the evening. punch and was assisted in! ing by Miss Frances Lowe and Mrs. Allen E. Curry. ed by and Many u: the honoree. Delicious refreshments HELPS FOR HOUSEWIVES THE Here is a new spread for potato chips to serve with cocktails: | jAdd some finely-chopped chives BLIND, BUT THEY Four Win Degrees, Jobs| liver. peed onto large fresh po- jtato chips. Arrange in a shallow ‘dish or tuck around appetizers on DEFEAT HANDICAPS, a ay. H To keep starcny clothes from (Annociated Press Feature Service)! Sticking to the iron have the MANHATTAN, Kas., Oct. 17.—|Clothes damp—never wet—and It took only a month for La Dean | Pfess with a well heated iron. inte aoe eee eeeeeoe Dean | Work quickly. If any starch sticks paar: to the iron, wipe it off immedi- S ately. become ac- a freshman, to find her way Kar State ibling campus, around big a quainted with students and pro-!| Chopped apples contribute a NYA crunchiness and new flavor to Sausage stuffing used for meat. fowl or fish. About a cup of birth chopped. apples for each four (Kas.) girl cups of bread crumbs. out the aid of college fessors, and take over an job She's been blind since The Kansas walks around wit City a drained dog Frozen cider punch makes ‘hear ect when delicious tangy accompaniment for fowl. Serve in small paper or building,” | glass cups along with the main I also can | course. a Compani a “I can I'm approaching Miss Sz tell wher tent by walks, and a explains. I am to a certain ex- the cracks in the side- Curbing: usually easy the If onions are strong, slice them and soak them 10 minutes in iced water with a little sugar in it— sidewalks !a tablespoon of sugar to a quart slope a little toward them.” of water. This does not sweeten Her the | the onions but does remove some wt of the strong flavor. are to detect because courses the are about average freshman in music rhetoric, education — psychology, sociology, Hang a mirror in the kitchen ear with a Shelf or wooden box under it to hold make-up equipment Use it for a little “pick-up” after i7,___ taking up a meal and just before going to the dining table. harmony, training and piano. Sah 46 FREDERIC. Charles Virt plosion when he Md., Oct. blinded by an e was When using dried ‘ breads, puddings or desserts: ; Virts received his law degree Wash in warm water: cover by from the _ University of Mary-|two inches with more warm wa- land, studying Braille books and | ter and let soak half an- hour. having a fellow student read Then chop and use as desired. other lessons to him. ss Although Virts passed the bar examination, the “reader” tutored him failed nine, has law. apricots in come home to practice Try this new pickle combine:]| who | Cover cooked sliced beets and green string beans with leftover liquid from bottled pickles. Cover GREENCS LE, Ind., Oct. 17./and chill several hours and you —Blind Forrest Goodenough, 22, will have a delicious relish. of Indianapolis, earning his way through DePauw university QUESTION HOLDING UP tuning the university's pia Goodenough, who plays piano, ACTION ON NEW LAW organ and flute, is a junior, ——_. studying piano composition. Two (Continued from Page One) NYA workers read his lessons to} time the civil service commission him. i jever got a photo of an applicant. pay They must have thought it was a OMAHA, Oct 7.—Blindness | good idea too, for on that preced- does not prevent maroeret Hale, ent it became a rule. 25, from being a ca: orker for When the Ramspeck bill was the Family Welfare jociation. | being argued back and forth in She visits clients’ homes and|the House of Representatives, makes her notes in Braille. Her | there was in the thick of the fight dog, “Myrt,” nelps her in her}one Congressman, Guy L. Moser travels of Douglassville, Pa.. the same Miss Hale received her master} who 36 years ago started this of science degree in social work sending of photos along with ¢ at the ersity of Nebraska. ' service applications, thereby In 1939 she graduated cum laude tablishing a custom which in 1940 from Hastings (Neb.) college. jhas resulted in one of Congress’ What'll They Do Next? 7 ___ ee JAPS THREATEN ROCK HIL c il U ated Press) a Oct the y rd Blue, for (Continued trom Page One) wba Indian | Plonage systems employed ns in, the Germans. ted laying e pipes JAPS STRIVE FOR way he can RUSSIAN AGREEMENT hen hangs| TOKYO, Oct. 17—Jap dip- Blue | lomatic corps today revealed t! strenuous efforts are being n to conclude a ti pact with Russia. Small success, however. was being reported in the maneuver, PLEASE DON’ 5 ANNOY w vith Ru: the main POLICEMAN, BOYS! ion « being submitte: 17. ar by eggs shaped Blue s: explain is around 4 made been prod non-aggression for some (Ry Associates | RICHMON! D. d Press) a. Oct. 17.— TOO MUCH SPEED horr Avenue. Hubbard BELLEVILLE, Ill—So the work progress on a pre desist ricated house being erected here hornblowers per- that John O’Hara was trapped in formed Patrolman R. L. the basement and other workmen Hubbard arrested them. The had to lift a section of the floor- a $3 each and costs. jing to free him. court said $ pers Househo warned ‘there three BOMB REPRISALS : T five minutes after twelve, Monday through Friday, the neighborhood resounds to the shouts of hungry youngsters. They come dashing into the house reat to tear into the lunch you have ready for them, so they can get back for an inning or two of base- ball or a game of hop-scotch before the bell rings. * Their lunch should include some- thing hot—soup for instance. Ac- company it with a jellied fruit or vegetable salad, bread and butter sandwiches and cookies for dessert. And of course, a big glass of milk. Another suggestion would be creamed tuna, carrots and peas on. toast, milk, and a gelatine fruit whip or sponge. One way to cut corners on cook- ing time is to include salads and desserts made with plain unflavored gelatine on the menus. They may be made in the early and undis- turbed part of the morning, put in the refrigerator and then they will be all ready to serve when lunch time arrives. These gelatine dishes have a gli ter so appealing to youthful eye ' and also are packed full of food value. Shredded or chopped raw vegetables, and fresh fruits all can be tucked away within its shiny coat. No loss of valuable minerals and vitamins because they don’t have to be cooked. A _ hint for mothers who have trouble getting the full quota of vegetables eaten, —many children will go for them in a big way when wrapped up in shimmering gelatine. Vitamin Salad (Serves 6) 1 envelope plain 4 teaspoon salt unflavored gela- 1 cup hot pine- tine apple ju THESE WOMEN! By ADELAIDE KERR AP Feature Service Write! These women of America! They do more things, go more places, wear more good-looking clothes and have more unusual jobs than any other women in the world. They're continually trying something new and differ- ent—heritage, perhaps, of pioneer ancestors who moved west over sea and earth to make a new life in new lands. This column is devoted to them and the stimulating and inter ing things some of them are do- right now. ing Take Mrs. Belle Benchley. She is the only woman in the world who is the director of a zoo. She s in a_ metropolitan jungle an Diego. is lif., Zoological of 53 men Recently she book telling all and 3,100 an wrote her first about her work. Mrs. Benchley, middle-aged, motherly, former school-teacher, began her zoo career as a book- keeper. But before she had been hours people began to telephone and ask such ques tions as “How long is a rhinoce- ros’ tail?” and “What do you feed a lark?” Mrs. Benchley had to learn. She learned so well that she soon progressed to buying the animals’ 20 months took ieee of the place - re just like people”, “There's Mbongo—our means ‘brains’. When Osa John- call one day wearing fur coat, he fell in r and almost broke owing off. He got up rubber ball and went rolling ng, ogling Osa instead of looking where he was going, till he crashed into the cage and sprawled on the floor like a big black rug. Then he was terribly embarrassed, turned his face to the corner and stayed there. “‘Goola’ (Sugar), our anthro- poid ape from Borneo, is as vain w 1 I ever simply loves pink and she a pink s or handkerc! around her neck-and fondle it hours. We've one monkey named ‘Trader’ who hoards everything he can and trades it for candy. And I've noticed that if th a strong leader in the cage the n him and be Gloria Vanderbilt. who is her- alded as the likely star among next year’s New York debutantes THE KEY WEST, CITIZEN Because Of Hair Dos | (Associated Press Feature Service) | | Britannia rules the waves, said | Margaret Peerboom, of Montreal, Canada, to fashion model Judith Wister, before the International | Hair Master Ladies Haidressers {convention at New York World’s Fair. Miss Wister wore a ship’s model, flying the English flag, anchored at an angle on top of her head. A small anchor appeared in jthe hair on the left side. | Flower women on the Brazilian j docks inspired a basket bonnet jhair-do designed by Max Factor, \Jr., for movie actress Ann Hunt- jer. It’s a Pan-American peace 14 cup cold water % cup orange juice | Packet more or less—huh? 1 cup ancenned % sup mild vine- | Parish fashion designer, Schia- 1 cup oeanaes, cut UE cups canned al | parelli, wears a wacky wolverine |triangle that matches her mit- . Add: tens. She got the hat idea from small pleces nd hot pineapple juice and z ssolved. Add orange juice. a picture book showing a tartar soldier. and vinegar. Cool, and when mixture | begins to thicken, fold in remaining | ingredients. Turn into individual molds | that have been rinsed out in cold water first, and chill. When firm and | ready te serve, unmold onto lettuce, ! Tuna Rings (Serves 6) | 2 tablespoons ~ chopped olives stir until DIVORCE ACTIONS Final decree in the divorce Suit brought by Jessie Phillips ; Lumley, of this city, against her | husband, Frank Lumley, now of | Tampa, charging desertion, was | granted by the circuit court and filed this week. TIME OF HIS LIFE (Ry Associated Press) | MEMPHIS, Tenn. —Sam Plough, who operates a telephone time bureau, says that September is his busiest month because schools open and parents worry about the correct time. During the first half of 1940 meg or cinnamon 2 egg whites in Memphis, a city of 290; eas B ties, add applesauce, boil Plough’s clock-watcher answere w nutmeg and lemon rind. 4,526,724 inquiries. grad ‘Cook in double boller until custard consistency, stirring constant- ly. Soften gelatine’ in cold water and e in hot custard. Add lemon juice. Cool, and when mixture begins to thicken,’ fold. in stifly beaten egg whites. ‘Turn into one large mold rinsed out in cold water first, or serv- ing dishes. Chill. Serve with plain or whipped cream or custard sauce. L envelope plain unflavored gela- 4 cup mayonnaise | or cooked salad i: team dressing prika 1 cup tuna, flaked Few grains %4 cup celery, cayenne, if chopped desired 42 green pepper, finely chopped\ —_| Soften gelatine in cold water and dissolve over hot water. Cool slightly, | add remaining ingredients. Turn into individual ring molds which have been rinsed out in cold water, and chill. Serve on lettuce. Apple Sponge Pudding (Serves 6) 2 egg yolks % teaspoon grated 142 cups strained, ~ lemon rind sweetened apple 1 envelope plain sauce unflavored gela- % cup boiling tine water % cup cold water % teaspoon salt 2 tablespoons 1 % teaspoon nut- lemon juice AVOID LUMPY CEREAL To keep cereals from lumping: Mix a fourth cup of cold water into each cup of cereal used. Then pour it into the required amount = of boiling salted water. Pour slowly so the water will keep boiling. Cook over direct heat JUST AN IDEA for five minutes, stirring fre- ated Press Feature Service) Guently. Cover tightly and cook | in a double boiler. JAY-THORPE SHOES * Neet, but expensive. Winged diamond clips, valued at $3,300, : SSS lift a pair of black suede pumps Frizzled beef stuffed in green > 7; > peppers gives an economical din- re ats Ty level. i nice | ner set-up. Make up frizzled dried tent one’s self with imitation! beef in the usual way, stuff par- sparklers for one’s shoes. boiled green peppers with it and a cover with any leftover mashed the niece of the potatoes, cooked carrots, peas or Mrs. Harry Payne/|buttered crumbs. Bake 15 min- as taken up painting. |utes in a moderate oven. AN ECQNOMY DISH and who is Bingo Hallowe’en Party Benefit K. W. H. S. P.-T. A. La Concha Park Mary Anderson, director of the Women’s Bureau in the Labor! Department, predicted that the draft will open new industrial ields to women and suggests that y consider the possibilities of Friday, October 18, 8 P. M. reers in engineering, aeronau-;| EACH PLAYER 25 ties and map making. SOSCOHSSSESLSSSZEBSeEEEe MONROE THEATER George Brent—Virginia Bruce MAN WHO TALKED TO MUCH and BAD MEN OF EUROPE 80-year-old, white-haired grandmother, Mrs. Adeline Reyn- elds, who was graduated from lege 10 years ago and who ged to be an actress when she was a child, is now trying to get 2 job in the movies in Hollywood. | Matinee—Balcony 10c, Or- - chestra 15-20c; Night—15-25c Georgie Carol Frost, 19-year- old Montanan, makes her living as a trapper in the far north coun- try of Canada, running her trap-| lines in different directions from | | her husband’s, but going with| SECOND SHEETS | him to a Mackenzie River out-/ post to sell the winter’s catch. ! 500 Sheets IN MEMORIAM | Benj. F. Gardner, Sr.. who de-} parted this life on Oct. 17,,1928:; Thank God for time that soothes the sting of sorrow; memory, { And makes us ‘hope in blessings of the morrow; While we forget the pain used to be. getl7- that Itx —MOTHER. 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