Cleburne Times-Review (Cleburne, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 191, Ed. 1 Sunday, July 11, 1943 Page: 7 of 8
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More Time For War Work!
SUN-FUN FASHIONS
Number Engaged
In War Work
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Miss Harriet Drennan
DINNERS
Dried Beef in Quick Sauce
on Hash Brown Potatoes
Carrots Leitner Salad
Plain Cake
Raked Stuffed Fish Fillets
, Creamed Spinach
Scalloped Potatoes
Radish and Watercress Salad
Fruited Gelatin Beverage
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new breath of life. It Is non-toxic, i
pon-explofive and non-poisonous;
Jt has no odor, and will not inter-|
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By running the reverse-cycle re- |
frigerator machinery backwards
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SINGER AND HUSBAND—Gladys Swarthout, famed opera '
Star, dines out at Stork Club, New York, with Captain Frank
Chapman of U. S. Marine Corps, who happens 'to be her
, Jiusijand. Captain Chapman wits on leave .t»ter many
months of active duty abroad.
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cake squares. Makes 1 clip,
VEGETABLE GLAZE SAUCE
Tasteful sauces often give veg-
etables Individuality Here is one
we think you'll enjoy using often.
Fry 3 tablespoons diced bacon '
until crisp. Blend In 1 tablespoon
flour, add salt and pepper to ta»H»»
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Large selection of attractive dinnerware
and Froftoria's Quality highest grade
GLASSWARE
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Pottery, Cooking Utensils, Gift Goods
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By JUDITH WILSON
I,.. IN TIMES of peace, a sauce has
• but one function — to enhance
the firmer of food with which it Is
served In wartime, however, the
sauce has a more important duty
than serving merely as a relish
Today, indeed, it is well known as
an important food stretcher. The
thrifty housewife will enlist its use
often when there's a dib-dab of
leftover meat <or a pittance of
freeh meat) to be made into a
meat 8he will remember, too. that
it's sauce that gives flavor, savor
and Best to the plentiful foods tike
Under Our Low Cost Home Financing
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Will Disappear When You
-...... WILMINGTON Del (URU Vet-
srlt rrans of the first world war’s sub-
4 marine eervtee will tell you they
Jilcs.d alrrvoct auorvlhlnn ohmit tltAlr
his f old pig boats but the bad air
s 8am , has
Candy stripe
chambray. All
so fresh, so
sturdy. -
Stir 1 cup milk or water from veg- I ' -
etables in slowly. Cook gently for i J
about 2 minutes, stirring con- ; < >
stantly Remove from heat and stir |'J
in 2 tablespoons lemon juice Serve
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AUSTIN. July- a—War indus-
tries are praising the work of wo-
men workers, but they think the
numbers in the ranks are still
few, two U.’11 vers l^y of TFkas
Play w-rfecj
mid slick
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You can obtain a personal loan, business
loan, or any other type of legitimate loan,
quickly and easily at the Cleburne National
Bank Our dignified friendly service is
available to anyone of good credit stand-
ing.
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Miss Aleiu. S'lph . ol Lubbock '
is i l.oinii. after a,^
clays vls.it with !■< r 'im Io, <> 11 Mont-j < >
j .-i-iii- i y. mid Mi . Moiiigomery.
Mrs E. R Walker and family oj i
Ill Fast Heard street, left Satur-.| 9.
day for New York City Boby?
Jean Walker, a member of the 1943
-graduation Claes of CHS, Is accorn;
panyiiig her aunt home for a six
weeks' visit They will also Visit
relatives In Noi'folk. Cohn., and
New York
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1 Williams, 58-year-old war worker. *
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! "it’s never too late to !eam.“- 4 -
Thl< year Williams was gradu-
ated from the Cleveland -school
I board's elementary extension
I school division after attending
night classes for five years.
While attending school. Williams j
I worked In a war plant all day. I
i He came from Lithuania in 1905 j
and decided to go to school to |
bi-tter his knowledge of English, L
mutmematics. current events and i
-ether subjects. ' , , . r
■'I’ve framed that diplont#.” Wil-j
~ TIBShS ifirar "and aner the w/ir
= >Im going back to night school,(
to try to get »- htgh. school dlplo-
; ma ”
Itourina- rasiiansible lor—giving, r *'o<
n. —xe -mA ■ iNVXaliMlX","‘VfsiIv 1 a■*ent
• Hat-k from conferences with in-
dustrialisti,. one on the West
| Coast, the other in the East, Dr
IM. J. Thompson and Dr. M V.
[Barton, professors of aeronautical
engineering, both found that wo-
| nrefl Wjir worker's are proving
craft when arctic I highly satisfactory.
. j---j ' "From all Indications, however."
> Dr. Thompson Said, “there must
b<7jn#ny more women recruited for,
f iyar-, industry. -: It appears
many single men, now occupation- fp
r.liy deferred, will be reclassified
end drafted before married men
with families are called in large
numbers
‘These places must be filled with
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SUNDAY, JULY 11, 1943
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TRASH FIRE
No damage resulted from a trash
fire Friday afternoon bt-ck of the
.Steele Tin Shop Fireman from
Mrs Shirley Clark is visiting the Central Station have extln-
l.'er brother, William Marcus King, i guished ti number of grass and
and Hub Clark, at the latter's home ttash fires during the past week.
( in Olendnle, Calil.
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I 10 days, making purchases from
the eastern markets. .
Mrs l\x Kurts, who has been ---————-----
visiting her. sitters. Mrs. M J BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mason of CfeAson Mrs ., N A Mr. and Mrs Reuben iSpell of
Hardcastle of Oodley and Mr. and I 304 Williams Avenue announce the
E. R Walker and family o} | uTrival of a son on Friday. July
at Rnox Hospital The baby
Weighed six pounds ^«nd two
ounces. Mrs
PERSONALS
Condition of Mrs. Perm Jackson
who sustained severe burns several
days ago. is reported to be im-
proving MVs Jacksonis in the
Knox Hospital.
j OPERATE AT. ft P C MORE
Mrs. Edna Hargis and son. Bob I SALEM. Ore. tU.Pl—Although the
by, of Fort Worth spent the week- j war emergency nws forced salaries
end with her parents, Mr and -and costs of maintenance fip more
Mrs. Zack Higginbotham They | than 10 p3r cent, the budget of
were accompanied home by their Salem public schools was kept
aunt, Mrs. Floyd Dodson, of vzithln 6 per cent of last year's
Bakersfield, Calif.. | budget, school officials announced.
suit
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JERSEY CITY. N J (U.P>
weather chocojate bars that
remain solid in temp.-rar ures up to
i 120 degrees Fahrenheit have been
. developed by the Quartermaster
I Depot here and chocolate manu-
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tures. Also, that It’s sauce that
turns eggs or fish Into main-course
treat®. That it’s sauce that dresses
up the plain pudding, salvages the
plain cake, stretches leftover sweets
to.be served one more time.
Egg and onion sauce may be
served over teaM for a luncheon or
supper main course It also makes
fish or vegetable dishes taste better
as well ns extending these foods
• When portions otherwise would be
on the,slim side.
/ EGO-ONION SAUCE
\1 cup milk
%-tablespopna flour
14 teaspoop salt
2 tablespoons vitaminized
margarine
2 hard-cooked eggs
2 tablespoons chopped parsley
Few drops onion juice
Heat #/< cup milk: blend remain-
ing milk with flour to form paste
Add hot milfc to paste: cook over
hot water til) thickened, stirring
Add salt and margarine -Dice eggs :
add with parsley and onion Juice
Cook til) heated through. Serve on
toast, or fish or vegetables. Makes
-- DKreiTBEEF IN WEKTATcrte :
*/i lb. dried beef
1 cup real mayonalse
H cup milk
Few grains pepper
*4 cup minced green pepper
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1 fasturers
The average chocolate bar melts
8 degrees and Is r. nuisance to
troops in th<- ironies the Quarter-
nusttr Corps says. *.■
Tlie new army bar is substan-
tially tlic same as the old in taste.
It is made oi cnocolate, sugar, skim
milk powder, cocoa fat
artificial
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MEAT CRITIC—Charles M.
Elkington, meat price execu-
tive for the OPA, telling
Senate Agricultural Com-
I mlttee that meat shortage
~ ~ t* reaufts because producers
Naiat Alike Havo 1 exPect hl«h prices through
11CW UtlVB llaVC L Congressional end of sub-
sidy plan.
Mix together sugar, flour and
salt. Beat eug 4u,k,.. juid. Add U >
Florida orange juice. Gaik' over f'
hot water, stirring till thickened
Beat egg white |< .
carefully fold into cooked 11 1
rc. Serve on gingerbread or J
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flavoring and vitamin
h wetriis two ounces.
macaroni, rice, bread crumb mix- -ghred dried beet- scald with hot
tiirm Alar, fi,.i o’. .<>,>/.« that noieu urieo nr CT sca.ll with not
water, draining immediately Place )
mayonnaise in top of double boiler i
over hot water: add milk gradually. :
stirring constantly Add green pep-
per pepper and dried beef Cook 5
minutes, stirring constantly. Re-
move immediately from heat. Serve
on hashed feryjiyn pvitnty cakes.
orange Velvet sauce
1 ’ i tablespoons sugar
1 tablespoon Hour - ——
Few grains salt
1 egg, separated
*<j cup orange juice
15 Teaspoon grated orange rind
Dozens, yes hundreds of women want to
iiiiKc war work ri»e wdse ones are rated
ing on to g new way th get more time I hey
•rnd their conTFiete lautulrv bundles to us
every week The cost is small and a lull
day cen be devoted to whatever kind
work they arc doing
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I Guests of Mr and Mrs. Zack
Mrs. W E Howell 01 n,'/W’kTlnb^ham SaUfrSay ’ were A r11){pcl a]most everything about their!
Howell s Ladies StdTe left Thursday i E Parr of Grandview and his, old pig boats but the bad air I
lor New York on a buying trip I grandson. Wilbur Stevenson, Jr 4 '"Uncle 8am . has considerably
Mrs Howell is traveling by of Muscle Shoals Ala . and Man- cleared that picture In the modern
plane and expects. to stay about son Parr of San Diego, Calit. *' *“ ~ 1 “ ““
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. | fleet of subs now ranging the Pa-
Afr conditioning units so
i efficient craw members eve ncan
.'moke aboarrt-=an — unheard-of
privilege in the old days—are now
oa new subs.
I A refrigerant
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Miss Martha Lee Ferguson Is
ported to be recuperating nicely, has n tuiib .l t<i
from an < periltion- several
ag( the Knox Hospital
If you nyed money or financial advice,
come in to see -us . . . your bank iff th?
best place to go for the best financial
service.
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Mist* KATHERINE CU(VKLAND, Owiier
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Cleburne Times-Review (Cleburne, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 191, Ed. 1 Sunday, July 11, 1943, newspaper, July 11, 1943; Cleburne, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1310925/m1/7/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Johnson County Historical Collective.