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THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1928
MERCEDES TRIBUNE
PAGE FOUR
8:00.
ADVENTURES IN THE KITCHEN
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High Grade Furniture
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The New
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cup of freshly toasted, salted nuts.
Season with salt, celery salt and pep-
First Christian Church
Tom Massie Pastor
IGGERS
USTERS
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RESSERS
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AMMERS
ANDLES
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ATTERIES
ARRELS
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RILLS
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IL CLOTH
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FFICE SUPPLIES
IL FAUCETS
Mrs. W. R. Andrews left Thurs-
day evening for Tipton, Ohio, where
she was called on account of the ser-
ious illness of her mother.
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WNINGS
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ing 8:00.
Choir Practice, Thursday evening
Arrangements have been for in-
Ebenezer Lutheran Church
English Sunday School and Bible
Class at 10:00.
English worship at 11:00 a. m.
Wm. N. Durkop.
Adventures
in the
Kitchen
Evening Preaching Service,
Theme. “Two Views of Man.”
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday
To Further Supplement
Our Fine Line of
We will be pleased to demonstrate these
Stoves for you at any time.
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This beautiful Perfection is one of 14
new models. All convenient, light-colored,
swift "Cooking. All finished either in porce
■ lain enamel or in Perfectolac, a new,
durable lacquer never before used on
stoves. It is like the lacquer now used on
automobiles, but made to stand heat as
well as hard wear.
See these new stoves at your dealer's.
And, whether you are ready to buy or
not, don't miss seeing the new range!
stalling electric fans in the Church
8:00.
building and we hope to have them
ready for use by next Lord’s Day.
We know they will aid greatly in the
services. Come and worship with us.
Always a welcome for visitors.
A NEW, snow-white porcclain r "■" 1
range that cooks swiftly and burns oil,
the safe, economical fuel! Come and see
how beautiful it is! Watch it cook!
Examine its 27 features. See it just once—
and you will never be satisfied until you
get it into, your kitchen.
For it isn't just a new oil range. It is a
new kind of oil range... Modern • • • Quick...
Beautiful... Convenient... Finer than
you ever dreamed an oil stove could be!
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The Kitchen Club to which Nancy
Gordon and her neighbors belonged
was quit an unusual development for
a suburban group of modern young
women, most of whom were artists
or writers in addition to being the
wives of “rising” young business
men.
It had grown out of a visit they
made to the rectory, to fix up the
there before the new rector and his
wife came. Nancy had suggested a
new color scheme; someone else had
rearranged the furniture; others had
board partition, making a separate
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room to be used for a bieakfast
room. She decided on the latter.
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per. Mix with enough olive
Sorry, Jane, but I simply cannot •
go into town today. This is my :
Kitchen Club day, and I never miss ,
a meeting if I can help it.”
“Kitchen Club, Nancy?” came the
voice at the town end of the tele-
phone. "What kind of a club is that?
I can’t imagine an artist’s being in-
terested in kitchens!”
“Well, for one thing, Idiot, it’s
shown me that it takes a greater
artist to keep house than it does to
paint pictures. You catch the next
train, and come out here and. I’ll
take you to a meeting.”
here’s an entirely new
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Bible School, 9:45, N. O. Jacobs,!©
East wat to buy. Your dealer wiu demonstrate these new models for you. Andifyouwih ft, h
u"m"doubt be glad to tell you how you can take any one of then, home and wetazou P.o
mayonnaise to moisten.
Cheese Tea Biscuits
1 quart flour
1 teaspoon salt
- teaspoon baking powder
1 scant teaspoon soda
1 lump lard the size of an eg
4 tablespoons grated cheese
Buttermilk to make soft dough
Bake at once in a quick oven. She
uses a live heat oven which can be
set over one burner of an oil or gas
stove, leaving the rest of the stove
free for other cooking.
Rearranging an Old-Fashioned
Kitchen
Mrs. Gray’s kitchen was so large
that she wore herself out trying to
get around it . We sugested two
things: to group all her furniture in
one end, using the other end for a
breakfast room; or to put up a wall-
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We Sell Perfection Oil Stoves and Ranges I
New Covered Broiler
Mrs. Gray has a new kind of cov-
ered broiler that cooks meat on both
sides at once. It’s used on top of the
stove. The cover keeps odors from
spreading. She says the broiler is
fine for making biscuits as well as
for broiling.
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per, 11:00. Theme: “Making Christ! 9
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gan it. They went, made sugesges- <
tions for improving the kitchen and .
received in return some most deli-
cious refreshments with the recipes
written out for everybody to take
home.
After that it became a regular in-
stitution, every meeting bringing out
new ideas for kitchen improvement,
and new recipes. There were no of-
ficers, except that each member acted
as secretary, writing up in a “Kitch-
en Club Notebook” the new ideas she
received from the other members.
Leaves From Nancy’s Kitchen
Club Notebook
If Jane will come out here often, I
she will get ashamed of giving her |
husband delicatessen stuff, and will I
cook him some real food. Mrs. Gray |
served us the most delicious refresh-
ments this afternoon. Here are the
recipes:
^New Recipe for Chicken Salad
Dice the meat from one chicken
boiled tender, and salted before it is
removed from the fire. Add three
, chopped hard-boiled eggs, one cup
diced celery, one-half cup chopped
sweet pickle and three-fourths of a
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stocked the shelves with good things
to eat. And before they were
through all the women were envying
the rector’s wife her new kitchen.
One of them said: “I wish you
girls would come over and help me
dress up my kitchen.” And that be-
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Sunday School at 10:15.
German services at 9:15.
English services at 11.00. Subject
is “The Great Folly of Those Who do
Not Follow Christ for Fear of Some
Earthly Loss.”
Bible Class Tuesday at 8:00.
Walther League meets Wednesday
night at 8:00.
Rev. A. Bartling.
Christian Endeavor, 7:00 p. m.
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Donald Schmidt, President. Topic: 9
“Keeping Fit: Physically, Mentally, : 9
Spiritually.” Leader, Genevieve 8
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“I want a kitchen that will be becoming to me!” said Mrs Cal-
houn. She got it. Read how, in the new serial story which begins
today. This story is full of new ideas for the kitchen—beautiful
color schemes you can carry out in your own house .; new recipes
you will want to try . . . news of time and labor saving devices to
be found in the markets-all told about in a different way from any
thing you have ever read. A mixture of valuable information, com
mon sense and fun!
Read about the Kitchen Club, organized in a group of suburban
womena how Mrs. Collins got hold of her bad little step-son . How
to cook different dishes in the easiest ways . . . How an artist d
veloped a most unusual color scheme for her kitchen. .
Laugh at Mrs. Percival, if you wish, as she gets her tooinde
pendent daughter married off.
Learn the recipe for a deliciously light tea dish. .
Read about Mrs. Alden, homesick tor her beloved Mame coast
who gets a breath of the sea into her kitchen.
Shake hands with Mrs. Adams, who handles a flapper daugh-
ter in a common sense way. .
We have secured “Adventures in the Kitchen especia ly
our women readers. It will run exclusively in this paper. Don
miss an issue of it. For any installment may carry an answer to
one of your home problems, or a color scheme planned especia y
for you!
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Weimer, Charles B. Mercedes Tribune (Mercedes, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 27, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 19, 1928, newspaper, July 19, 1928; Mercedes, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1454096/m1/4/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Dr. Hector P. Garcia Memorial Library.