Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 4, 1919, Page 9

AT A N a THE SOCIAL CORNER The Domestic Department A KIND WISH IS GOOD MEDICINE ROLL OF HONOR which the Bditor so kindly sent did very well this year. Nearly every plant blossomed and some were very pretty. I have them saved for an- other season, and hope to have better luck than usual in wintering them. BETSY BOBBETT. Sons of Social Corner Writers Waiter F. Moran, of Norwich. Richard C. Moran, of Norwich. Eugene Campbell of Willimantic, Fonn. Allen Williams Hovey Sterry, of Union, Cenn. Earl L. Sparks, of Norwich. Artbur T, Knowles, of Wethersfield, J. E. TS HOOVER SANDWICH. Social Corner Fol 1 wish vou all a Happy and Bountiful New Year. Here is my Hoover Sandwich: A neighbor gave me some pork scraps Conn, and they were done to the Qu;a;g;s F village, | taste—just right. I had some griddle .~,,,,|;_’d SRHSHORL o Coc e (B batter left after breakfast, fried it and spread with the scraps, mashed fine, and well sprinkled with paprika. rolled each tight, fastened with tooth- picks, put heavy plate on top. At lunch time washed a few leaves of parsley, scattered them round platter —cut sandwich thin, placed top of greens a small ring of pickied red beets. 1 had Jack Spratt and wife beaten to a frazzle. Willard A. Madlsy of Lebanon. William Howard Gordon, Subma rine service, U, S, Myron J. Ringland, of Norwich. Reyce F. McCall of Leonard Bridge. Calvin H. McCall of Leonard Bridge. Walter Robinson, of New Haven. Floyd C. Knowles, Camp Devens. . ¢ I picked dandelion blossoms today, Milton Perry Pondieton, Niasara| ., Tygp ‘Wonderni weather and a —— E great country. _Samuel L. Mitchell, Manchester, | "Fiirrah for the T. S. A, all the boys N. H and our president! Frank E. Medbury, of Canterbury. Yours joyfully. Frederick H. Race, Jr., North Frank- JET NEW YEAR'S THOUGHTS. Dear Sisters of the Social Corne This morning I am reminded this the last letter to The Corner this year to be received on the threshold of the New Year. This day the sun will set for its last time in 1918 and with i " Herbert R. Hoffman, North Franklin. Clifford Botham, Mansfield Depot. SOCIAL CORNER POEMS. Little White Church on the Hill. little white church on the hill 5 J « . ‘e | tWilight shadows, fade away. Many -”f"“ cross pointing up to the} 2537515 "atso happy moments have come to each and all of us during the precedinz twelve months. Many things we shap forget, and it is best s song ling'ring 'round your walls Now that he's off to the wars? |\ " ihould; tht numerous items of white chureh on the hill, {importance’ which canzot be erased Do you long for his football in vain? | Will linger with as in Joy. e hat Whlbesiiy. SoretEg i There are certain days that come to 3 R o e it once in a lifetime, whose an- riversary is dear to think of. 204 white éiitch §n the MY As I was reading over the first let- | 1\n" G here he kneeled down so often to|fer in the Social Corner column of | "Fruit Dumplings—Prepare a biscuit pray last week's Bulletin entitlcd dough, roll out half-inch thick and an vou think of him without a thrill, | 8nd Sorrow of Mbtherhood cut in 6-inch squares. In the center $ an you picture him far, far away (:em‘w‘.‘ I'li:_\olufl_fl : place any kind of stewed dried fruit : S Gl or fresh fruit, bring the ends together tt hite church on the biil, pressed with her 2 over the top and bake or steam until it cross pointing up to the to that memorable da 1 done. Serve hot with a lemon or fruit . | eves were opencd and alittlc voice was | 900e : e e o8’ jous | heard for the first time within my own | S27C€ % ¢ pra Hods graclons | A O s e ihe s II'How to Spr:ud Sanddwacfhbaread_— rv o P < ¢] as Yiace one-qua r ks 1 nz him safe home from the | Sary of the birth of on. levl;n 1;‘:'.[ ol and“}:{;‘g :‘nepto:l;;bs;oonu;;cfirn:‘“ ’ A. Pinek hone mora imporfant fo him than the {1y chopped parsley, one tablespoon of . PO R b i o e 1nd today, as he stands on | finely minced onion, one tablespoon of | ville, § Shore $asi ne his turn | finely minced green pepper, one-quar- 08E 1 he nas contrih- | ¢ teaspoon of mustard, one-half tea- His Letters. e tor i et ee ot the | spoon of paprika. Work to a smooth & b he cabie read ahead | vaste and then keep this butter closely Tha ac these memorable | covered in a jelly glass; use for sand- B nce that awful day mother, are mile. | Wiches only. i er come and they say wherd we pause| New Year's greetin al, W tt o at he's well— il JENNIE | \ oh, re them was hell! - i ring a kind of joy and to ea tion fer their T do not and hope e my ac- dear hoy we know before no more them just seems & r an opportur nt: 1 Seme cf (these tips for home use may be new to | you :alloped codfish and rice is deli- 1t seemed wonderful how happy every one was with our surroundings so crowded and so damp. When I reached Buckingham Me- morial the janitor kindly informed me that I was too late for dinner, that everything was eaten up. Well, I told him that I had more food with me than T could eat, so I was safe. As I entered the dining room and saw the smiling faces around the well supplied table, I was glad that I had braved the damp weather and met with them again. With Scottie, Blos- som, Calla Lily, and Nelly Bly as hostesses, there is no need of saying that everything was agreeable and as it should be. There was an abundance for all and good cheer was the ruling feature. Although we missed many we had hoped to see, we were glad to meet all those who were there. ' After dinner Blossom favered us with music, The Star Spangled Ban- ner was played and other inspiring music, and the afternoon passed all too quickly. In my last week's letter by the omis- sion of one little word (not) one sen- tence read entirely different from what I intended. I wrote that among the Dblessings of the past year that not the least of which was the blessing of the Social Corner influence. I hope ail} knew at once that was an omission. With all good wishes for a Happy New Year to all of the Social Corner Friends, and many thanks for the ve pretty calendar. AUNT MARY. | i SEASONABLE TESTED RECIPES. Dear Social Corner Friends: These miscellaneous recipes for winter use may be heipful to some reader: Peanut Bar—One cup molasses, one- half teaspoon soda, one teaspoon vine- gar, three tablespoons sour cream, one-half cup peanuts. Boil the mixture until it forms a hard ball when drop- ped into cold water. Beat it until cool and then pour it over the peanuts in an_oiled pan. Fruit Bars: Put through the meat chopper, one-half pound of stoned dates, one-fourth pound of candied erries, one-half pound of seeded taisins, one-half pound of figs, and one cup of English walnat meats. Turn the mass out on a molding board and kread well with confectioners’ sugar until it can be rolled out an inch ck. Turn into bars with a sharp knife and roll in powdered sugar or ‘cave unsugared, as they are DOMESTIC HELPS. Dear Social Cornerites: £ WHERE “SMART” STYLE MEETS MODERATE PRICE / » January Clearance Sale $15,000 STOCK MUST BRING $6,000 Regardless of Cost We Must Realize Cash We are sorry that we were not able to accommodate the great crowds who came to our last sale, so in preparation aligrinty Bi43 ek (SR B w for this GREAT ANNUAL SALE we have extra salesladies. g We ask you to come early, as the BARGAINS offered are TRULY WONDERFUL. Choice of the House SUITS Were to $75.00 COATS Silvertone Velours, Fur-trimmed and Plain ‘25 Velours, -Kerseys, YOUR CHOICE Were to $59.50 T ——__ e The Bargains offered are too numerous to mention All garments tagged with SALE PRICE. Come here before ‘ buying elsewhere due reflection or reasonable delay.— ty. nces. very xcellent pancakes are made of rye . £ : 2 Positivély No. Exch All Sales Final * Wex <X hope health may a and |’ 1as o the food value osliively INO cnanges aies ma:l 1 2 | sities of the nast vear that standard measuring cup holds 1 Gifts for the New Year. 4 = AT mier kagha b R EAL. Dy ) n| Beat a cake batter as little as pos- | i ) _ - | <ible after flour has been put into mix- | i ¥ may be 1 e made jelly has a finer fla- | 1 ev that which has stood for « | e trust both kind and clear; | wreeting sugar sauce is excellent for | W n athy since ey m in small zlass | i " | . ORIGIN OF OLD GLORY. \ are used for gold fish oppone - | el R not spatter. f1i§ D Pedrc’s Tatter aboat Ous stuffed with stiff orango | - : I thought of a clipping 1 cut de are good. at fea : the ey with uts should always be considered - » te o send it ed in a meal. & Sotenhe able having little sHA- |l ——— ] 4 arh | es many steps. e mixtures should be baked | ee————— prayes. 1 nd longer. s g = - ould be in a warm, | teaspoons baking powds r family 2 Happy New Year we SUNDAY SUBJECTS ake 2 and flour alternately top writir nd make room for r " eaod and i nd puddings one do ties: when perfectly ¢ S The subject of the Christian Science | “""n" e EaiaAiter f to use =0 much sugar if rais: the whites of two RURFAL DELIVERY |service will be God. . 4 el el re used stiff froth and fi — At the United Congregatioral church nt in by PRIMROSE. r s little fat in fruit, but ap- |spoon of vanilla. % . communion service at 10.30 x. m., con- s to the hal-|! in more than any other|tet all your materials re | JANUARY MEET OF CLUB NO. ONE| gycteq by Rev. Joseph H. Seiden, D.D. \Q,IRIES AND ANSWERS. 3 T axelimodcsa i fnur in this recir I $ 11 Co £ muo. At the Taftville Congregational| ALLA LIl Card received. | T j Clean bacon fat may be used in)ure level: p nz at the | church, morning subject, Moral ls- | Thank ¥ the remark re. | combination with butter to make white |der in the it Jan. Sth.i o ec “holy communion. Evening, The ELIAH DEAL: Card for Interested | Deated it the newspapers -took it up, (S0ces. = = 0 |svgar and milk fork and|Appeal of God Through Character. i rece d forwarded the nameteprallover theadanuill BRSNS R Sl Pabacin 2 of some| At St. Andrew's Episconal church, G Bie Do resattod many a4 adventures, includ- | FRCRRCE @Y ics Tav protty Seons Rev. William H. Smith, rector, Holy uth Seas. Canton ‘panders of} When cooking honey keep an asb will be 4 5ood crowd | communion. 1030 a. m. Sunday £ T e fo America and fecided 1 soi | t0s mat under the saucepan, otherwise e ; { | oeooniat moon;fevening FprayeriisD ¢ tle down D of seani i bl &= B I A thel Chusch oF. the |Gocd SHen A sabd. Wi “He chose Nashville as his olace of | Save every scrap of soap and fill a Socizl Corner Sisters Jest wishes 2 + = B ! r (AR card ill r»’.:;en:nfl :n}us‘:‘]:fl:‘n \ihrh o ‘u».'r of v two-inch bag with it. Make SSiAncs Bty s 1d happy New Year. herd, Universalist, Rev. Joseph 171 on. The Pilot 1 g Nenilee® For . vor¥ TRIkE ot B s brie ot ,‘,"r‘\ ‘f“' bag of two thicknes: of worn Wall, she has ALALIE ;r;hh'\':il preach on the subject, New Pihe, OLa servise he w . Haover card of greetings, | adherents of the Union cause in the | Fr%S underwear. ‘When ome lot offall she could do for a while T S Poreitions Ll nURION | on The Needs of Young Peop Necessity Is the mother of invention, | Tepnessee capi The flag which he t 2 el CHE D W I thank Intercped I COOKING WITHOUT EGGS B S Gt had called Ol Glory he had caverunly |0, THRC S R L e tom Jovely CalemiEL e : e e 5 il JBas CeTly s : g = i : « ] rist church and Trinity church, HANKS FROM BETSY BOBBETT.|Proeeryed and when ho pisplayed il two ounces of kerosene and apply | ™ harer with Peace in the oy i \ prace e make the|Rev. B, B. Graham and Rew, ‘ Dear Social Corner Sisters: It is| fired mipon and riddled wita bullets, |10 _YOUr bunion ireely. You will be| . orrow of motherhood. T have following recit demand for pres-|dred Brown. Holy communion ¢ ather late U‘r ‘.,LH \J\y?\'\n.):u._ e ;r‘m retired skipper decided that Old :;;:[Ir"x:‘e;]’ (;:xflnd how quickly it takes | potp, am},‘ T rmnn% “lv'nc;x lf: ent economies: 3 sermon, _m.",op m qrd:mdl' schoofl, e e No T host-| Glory s not popular in Nashville at! it : Gy X paragraph wnere she told of a Eggless Squask Pie—One and one- S¥c MRS PrEyers snd i adrel s . [ xyr« No. 1 { ”“i ¥ vely | that” time and put it away until “‘9‘6. Y;n;xr;tmg nzn.r_n w:qth |r;‘d|”ne zgdw]hxch get the child cut of a rass half cups dry, mealy squash, 1 ecup|D- Service at Trinity church. chrysanthemums and box of cake Seht| federals had taken Nashville, Cap. |2 1t cins hay heew afledRIS| D o' boardine: < ©one-half cnp sugar, one| At Trinity Methodist Episcopal i L CoeNe Of ‘Wilcwy k. Thelifs, “Dr nted Old Glory to | 21 o (\nh‘ri«m;i e B} omeanti® | months old. She al Tl cracker rolled fine, one-haif teaspoon |church, communion service and mo o n . papcal_LOTRER hue, made & | General Nelson, o raised it over the | 56, that yo! T{l fi(;; ;.L 9; Wilh a}a) her_own. toc. One d s in f salt and cinnamon ing sermon by Rev. A. E. Legg upor ; ;’r;‘, ‘]v:”q m;‘ day ‘a?n the eat- | seate capitol A ar ihe fag N{;\:r:‘"‘l d:" 'rlicx'io; is toe joint| . agaand I took her on my knee and h % Counting the Cost. Sunday school a R N Meetecisiad. | was presented to the institute | '© é L % = tried to talk to her. S ew worse. 2 2 roon. Epwi League at 6.30, led b loseph Doe: Tt is pleasant té hear | in Bodlhitore it REBECCA. | 1™ en” 1 one of or. Gopse's Mince Pie—Ono cup sues o Leeis iy hat your hean crop was so Satisfac- | presepwed S el Fo—— A P to! sho looked up SRIt cupilard § ereamed fos e ter e e ha it | 1 Bave been ‘lemmun |l el s : : A HAPPY NEW YEAR melodies. when presto: site Tooked up S U meeting will be held. k er. Pis 11 There were two little enistakes in . in my face and began it ¢ ile, water, one| At the First Baptist church, George e & mmer ‘anll)r‘ Tunr‘nn my last letter, ow without doubt to ocial Cerner Sisters: This is|she was her natural seif and on the| .1 fine and|Henry Strouse, minister. At morninz s thiat B & ";:‘fl“ k“”’;‘f _I.:""“‘ my poor penmanship. It shouwid have it is to be—the new year of|floor playing. i i (these are tolservice the pastor will have a 'ae, that four or five kinds will do me | roaq Peanut Brittle instead of Butter, It is to be the very happiest hen I read what Peace sald it re- | B GEE 00 & wn), one eup ralss| Year message for his people o eqrant any. More than | und one word was left out—and when | vear that has dawned upon our world | minded me of my little ene. I find it e e D o eE e e T e phat are 4 bother, and it is kard 10| cold, instead of when cold” I was|for a long, long time; and therc is|works every time. I do ot tloves o naos Aty ah anE| 985 school et 1% oiclbok | BEY P B | TRANS M. afraid someone might infer they were | Xery reason it shauld be if we all do | corporal punishment. T S e Bt - his |at 6.30. Evening theme, Tomorrow. The dahlia seedlings from the seeds| 15 let the syrup get coM first - cur part: first, keeping the great|some mothers whip therr children | Plce. with two cr This e e ok Wish a happy and prosperous year|cause we have for gratitude in mind.|when they were in a rage. 1 find when | Makes - hA( h‘he‘ Greeneville _Cwong]regatjonal = to all. Most cordially. “ 7 |Let us resolve not one of its threethe child is four or fiv> vc ¢ Raisin Cake.—One cup sugar, onejchurch, Sunday morning, [Ahe Pastor| o testone Cigars ill be $4.3% a DELIAH DEAT. 1 hundred and sixty-five days shall pass a good plan to take them into fl:mx" enp lard, y,“-ol‘vvll preach on _The arting of _the bhundred from oJune 1Ist, 1018, Jfimu 5 “A4 i without our having something | hedroom when they have been naughiy, | ins, one tea-| Way, followed by the communion s rate per thousan i = S to the world-store of happiness; that|make them kneel down and ask Cod's .. one cloves and cin- |Son. The Sunday schoo] will meet D TR | JANUARY MEETING OF CLUB NO. 2| there shall be no day g0 Over our{ forgiveness. They can ¢ Bake slowly. Joal e nal i St Dear Social Corner Sisters: With|heads in which we have not helped|to do this at.an earlier ag Indian meal | Shirtering A at 220, o D RS YRR T o = | joyful anticipation I presume that scmebody to be just a little happier| T love children, and T have brought oh modal| COCEI e A1gs Bl B0, 3 The Piano Tungr many of the Social Corner friends had | than they otherwise would av@ been. | up two sitis and one bo boy alt, sour | . At the Central Baptist church, Rev. e : planned to attend the first meeting of | It mey be in & very little thing, but | having died when fiftoen .1 Bake infhot ;) B SR PeSton Dreachive Ser 122 Prospect 3. the year at Buckingham M ial, a €0 thal § - | have boarded several chi de : > ce, 1030 a. ‘m.: subje el Jan. 15t The weather was rertormy | maker. Do not let the chances £oo by, | siaht years oid. I made -hom under- : B of God. Service in Ttalian, 10.45, Rev. Phone 511 = Very dampening to the ardur ot oy | As you form and fasten the habit of | ctond st fest they were t0 mind me. 1] Gingerbresd—One and one-halt cups i oS i pening to the ardor of even | eeing and grasping little opportunte | ooy oo ble with them that called | flour, ~three-quarters tablespoon lard — e e e e - P Caneriie bl 1o ties they are sure to multiply wonder- | o cocparal penishmont. Some moth- | Mixed with ¢ a pinch of 2 ' take the car for the mace it wio|fully. A cheery smile, a pledSant | g sor aiwars flogging their children | Salt and cin one-half teaspoon RI@E M BE raining and the wind was blowing (og| (00 morning” a word of praise of | even school teachers thirk they must | Siger, one oo, e 3 figflfiéj {hard for an umbrella to be of much j&PPreciation you feel is deserved may | use the ruler or pointer. It is non- | {NAT! Rk a6 ooal % L { use, so 1 reluctantly gave up all hope | S€TVe (o inspire and brighten the whote | sense. HiMebt 2 . Lo { o ving, 'us' here was no. 11 o'clodc| 4a¥ for another and produce resuits | “T'Giar't mean to preach when T vo-|CFAe VR C T In ome, Or a man or woman at buss i car, and the 12 o'clock car would be|bevond estimation. gan, but T have spoken my mind. Hope| Egoless White Cake—One cup su- > P {60 late that the decorated fruit cake d'\\h_v. hTh::t :‘mfineio al hea]rd t\h:- no one will :;)kph:)(lfenq'x_ = glrfi ;:Iv"‘l'-mm: hm;}e;i one cup ness,vnth nerves undone and the system genexafl I had all ready to carry would be foo| & n charge say volunteer i 1 we want to oved we must love | new milk, twvo teaspoons baking pow- % = ¢ TN | Tate for the dinner. But at half past|worker one and It was splendid | one angther. Just the same with chil- | der, fwo cups four. Mavor to suit f the strain, should find wonderfut help i {11, as the car came by on its way to | encouragement. . 3 aren. Show them you love them andjand beat well. A grea: favorite o { Central Village, T discovered that jt| Iam sending a few recipes: * | theyll love you. Rale by love. jmine; i su.rely dld 'wads {:n T_mm;;, although very damp Dntefalr,:l;l:;t‘s—fllvhx arnd f’“ two BIDDY \Nmt‘l;"np e's Gmgerb—cag—(‘,re:m; i an reatening to rain again. 1 im-|Cups o v flour, four teaspoons —_— one-h p sugar and 1ahl¥spoon of | mediately began to get ready to go,|making powder and one-half teaspoon WHAT 1S LACKING | shortening, one-half cup molasses, t w javing that T could be ready before | uiW, work in two 'all‘-;'lea‘%mns of but- | Dear Social Corner Ediior:—I wish|one teaspoon each Zinzer :nd cinna- s 3 . |the car came back, and it did not be- | ter, then add gradually fhree-quarters | o thank vou for the litt] ellow pa- | ur mil one tea- Fack up some Resinol Oimtment in | gin to rain hefors 1 started T would|cup milk. Toss onto floured board per roceived some weeks agc. It cama | 5Pe same, about one and ¢ his “old kit bag.” Nothing ig too geed | venture to go, making all speed pos- and roll io one-gnrd"mc\'} thick, shape | unexpected and was much appreciated. pastry flour. This is P i . 30 o for him, ai i it e sible. 1 was ready and at the station | with small round cutter first dipped in | | ted Reader:—Many thanks for riul sed iicines are ‘h":i. 'he;': e‘;;‘:‘;',le ":::_’I; el e e o with: | flurs on haif pieces, place . date from e e ST A AT e ; owe ] Stwes or Str(')ll?hg ine'ch;_:z‘l’\e% are 3 R g out getting wet. The car was crowd- | Which the stone has been removed; | picture of “Tabby” cat. How did In- orming and danger gica ¥ af tagions, and the exigencies of asaldier’s | cq, several standing, but a young gen. | brush round edges with melted butter: | forested Reader leatn 1 wae a great | HANNAH WHO |° 3 ous. & CP"‘* aeipisal 1:‘; cause -l'l sorts of skin irritatien, | leman stranger insisted on my taking | cover with ll;eflt';fl:&:w':s 5 20d press | Jover of cats? % of nourishment abundant in tonic prop itching, sore feet.and suffering. his seat, for which I was very thank- | edges : in buts | While there are many receipts in the g - z . oF o o e ful. ™ AN (ofed pan and bake in Bot over from | Soctal Comper IR Sre A Sned. there Spain Too Impulsive. Scott’s brings strengih to the body ) It beals Mile seres beloveithey’ean becorse At Jewett City there were enough |12 to 15 mmutes. seems to be something iacking which| It @ hoped that Spain's basty ae- : 3 + cnes. Ttammaveoubintcomtor. | 8 | passengers waiting to have flled an-| Washington Pis and Snow Cake—|is the old ramilfar pem mames of the |tion in sovering diplomatic relations ment that is felt e For sale by ol desiers. other car. Oh. the crowding, but ev-|Cream together a quarter cup butter | writers who helped put thc Social |With Germany was not taken without nervous, the logical answer is—Scott erybody was good natured and seemed |and one cup suzar, then add haif a | C S ——— (0 try to make the best of everythingz. cup sweet milk, one and two-thirds ‘orner on the map. ‘Wishing the Editor and all the Social Kansas City Times. Scott & Bowne, Dlsomield, N. 1.