The Daily Clintonian from Clinton, Indiana • Page 3

day, March 3, 1936 The Daily Clintonian, Clinton, Indiana Page Three CLINTON SOCIAL NOTES arriage of Young Couple Announced rs. Ella Martin of South Fifth et announces the marriage of daughter, Sammy Jo, to Arthur ner, son of Mr. and Mrs. George ner of South Seventh Street, ch took place Sunday, March 1 1, he parsonage of the Rev. James son, minister of the Methodist scopal Church at Marshall, Ill.

single ring ceremony was pered. hey were attended by Mr. and Dale Chambers of Clinton. rs. Conner was graduated from ton High School with the class 934.

Mr. Conner attended the I high school. r. Conner is employed at the ng Valley Coal Company. r.

and Mrs. Conner will make home with the bride's mother resent. bert Clark Weds Miss Esther Wright nnouncement is made of the riage of Miss Esther Wright, ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Freeman ght of R.

R. 2, to Hubert Clark. ch took place Saturday at the sonage of the Rev. Joseph L. ter of Terre Haute.

be young couple were accompaby Miss Maxine Miller and VerTaylor, both of Terre Haute, r. Clark is employed at the Isaac Undertaking Company at Terre te and Mrs. Clark is employed nurse at the Veterans Hospital Tines, Ill. She will continue her there for the present. TRI CIRCLE HOLDS MEETING LAST NIGHT be Hi-Tri Circle of the Christian reh met last evening at the home Miss Margaret Earlywine 'of th Tenth Street with three new obers.

Mary E. Berry, Helen man and Mrs. Lawrence Demppresent. Myrtle Irene Payne was in age of the devotional period, and Le Sizemore, the program. The for the evening was "Mexico." Inez Harden of Elm Street be hostess for the next meeting ye held April 6 at 8 o'clock.

B. F. Harrison of Elm Street pending this afternoon in Terre tte visiting friends. and Mrs. Houghland of of the city were Sunday aftern guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Ira nards of Hillsdale. SOCIAL CALENDAR An all day meeting will be held by the members of the Women's Relief Corps tomorrow at the hall on Blackman Street. At the noon hour a covered dish luncheon is to be served, followed by the regular business meeting. The remainder of the day is to be spent in quilting.

The A. B. C. Club will meet tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. E.

R. Cook of Elm and Sixth Streets. Plans were made for a public card party to be held April 16 at an executive meeting of the Business and Professional Club, which was held last night. The regular monthly dinner of the Wabash Camp. 1517, Royal Neighbors of America, which was to be held Wednesday, has been postponed.

Mrs. Norval Bynum of Blackman street is to be hostess for the Golden Star Club this evening at 7:30 p'elock. The meeting of Jerusalem Lodge 99. F. A.

which was to be held this evening. has been postponed until later becanse of the death Dr. S. N. Sellers.

Mr. and Mrs. Max Rosenblatt of South Fourth Street will entertain their Tuesday night bridge club this evening at 7:30 o'clock. The Women's Furnishing Society of the Presbyterian Church is to have a luncheon at its regular monthly meeting Thursday afternoon at 12:30 d'elock at the church. Each member is to furnish a covered dish and her own table service.

An invitation is extended any woman who is interested in the church to attend. SURPRISE DINNER ENJOYED Mrs. Ralph Campbell of South Main Street was pleasantly surprised yesterday afternoon at her home, when relatives and friends honored her with a birthday dinner. Those present were as follows: Mrs. Otto Turner and daughter, Mrs.

Ernest Johnson, Mrs. W. J. Campbell, Mrs. Hattie Curtis and Wanda Lee Shew.

The honored guest received many lovely gifts and flowers. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thompson of Elm Street have moved to their new home west of the city. Baked Bean Favorites for Lent THIS IS A TIMELY moment, with Lent now upon us, to consider some new meatless main dishes.

Of course, we can serve fish frequently but not every day. And vegetable plates begin to pall after so long a time. Soon now, the men folk will begin to clamor for good solid food, so it's up to us to cast about for some hot and hearty dishes for dinners without meat. The answer to this problem is savory OvenBaked Beans prepared, vegetarian style, without meat. In these beans, will find the valuable proteins and minerals that make them a you worthy substitute for meat.

And besides, it is easy to prepare OvenBaked Beans in such a variety of delightful new ways that they can be used in place the meat course with complete satisfaction to the whole family. Any of these grand dishes will slip into your menus with such ease, the old favorites will scarcely be missed: Bean and Corn Casserole Place 1 large can Oven-Baked Beans, Vegetarian Style, in casserole. Arrange 8 small peeled onions in two rows, pressing them down half way into the Beans. Sprinkle onions with teaspoon salt, then cover with cup Tomato Ketchup. Pour 1-No.

2 can whole kernel corn, from which the liquid has been well drained, over the Beans and onions. Cover and bake in 8 moderate oven for hours. About 20 minutes before taking from the oven, remove lid and top casserole with cup buttered bread crumbs and allow the crumbs to brown. Baked Bean Rabbit on ToastMelt 3 tablespoons butter in saucepan, add 4 tablespoons flour and blend well. Add 2 cups milk, teaspoon salt and a dash of pepper and stir until thickened.

Add 1 medium can Oven-Baked Beans, Vegetarian Style, and cook until the Beans are thoroughly heated, then add 1 cup grated American cheese and allow the cheese to melt slowly. This makes a delicious, creamy, flavorful rabbit. Serve on slices or cubes of toast. Baked Beans in Tomato CupsCut off slices from tops of 6 large ripe tomatoes and scoop out centers. Dust inside with salt and sugar and spread lightly with Prepared Brown Mustard.

Fill with Oven-Baked Beans, Vegetarian Style (1 medium can will be needed) and sprinkle tops with cup grated cheese. Bake for 20 to 25 minutes in moderate oven Baked Bean Casserole (serves 4)-Cook 2 small finely chopped onions and 2 finely chopped green in 2 tablespoons butter peppers until they are tender and golden brown in color. Add 1 large can Oven-Baked Beans, Vegetarian Style, and mix thoroughly. Arrange the Beans and cup grated Spaghetti Specialties By JOSEPHINE GIBSON Director, SPAGHETTI HAS natural affinity color to a fresh cut and the taste of a rather dull bit of leftover get stretcher that fills in many a enough refrigerator remnants to go can be so easily prepared that it meals too. You have merely to heat achieve spontaneous success.

Taken all-around favorite that can adapt know you will want to add these to your own file of family specialties: Spaghetti Caruso--Cook 6 chicken livers in boiling salted water until tender. In a frying pan with 2 tablespoons butter, co cook lb. fresh mushrooms, sliced, until delicately brown. Add sliced chicken livers and season with salt, pepper and 1 teaspoon Worcestershire Sauce. Add 1 large can Cooked Spaghetti in Tomato Sauce, stirring gently until thoroughly heated.

Then heap on hot platter and serve. Fresh Pork with Spaghetti--Cut 2 lbs. fresh ham in half inch slices. Fry for ten minutes in bacon fat. Add 1 tablespoon chopped onion, 1 chopped green pepper and 1 small can Cream of Tomato Soup.

Cook 20 minutes. Mix cup flour and cup cold water 1 to a smooth paste. Stir into meat and sauce, adding teaspoon salt. Almost cover with water and cook slowly for 45 minutes with lid on. Heat 1 medium can Cooked Spaghetti in Tomato Sauce and serve meat on platter surrounded with Spaghetti.

Beef Stuffed with SpaghettiTrim 1 large slice round steak, thick, rubbing flour well into both sides. Spread one half of steak with Cooked Spaghetti in Tomato Sauce (1 medium can), and sprinkle with 1. green pepper, minced. Fold other half of meat over and sew edges together or fasten together, with toothpicks. Brown meat in hot fat in skillet.

Sprinkle with salt and pepper and pour 1 cup of hot water in skillet. Cover and bake in a moderate oven or cook on top of stove, basting occasionally, until tender. Meat and Spaghetti Loaf (serves 8)-Mix lb. fresh pork, 1 lb. smoked ham and lb.

veal (which have been ground together twice) with 1 egg and 1 large can Cooked Statues of Joan of Arc There are more statues of Joan of Are than of any other national figure in history. France alone tias 40.000 200 of which are in the Joan of Are museum in Orleans, and many others have been erected in various countries which honor the beroine, martyr and M. Smith, Selmer, in Collier's Weekly. in fabrics styling tailoring MEN'S SUIT ITS '14-75 Sport Suit wins Spring's popula: tward! Easy-action sport backs, pleated or panelled! Single or double breasted models in the season's finest fabrics smartest patterns! 1. C.

PENNEY SO. Teachers Hold County Institute Amateurs Wanted for Hillsdale P. T. Show The Parent-Teacher Association of Hillsdale is sponsoring an amateur show to be held March 18 at the high school building there. All amateurs, who wish to participate in the show displaying their talent, are asked to register with Linzia Fortner at Hillsdale not later than March 14.

Mrs. D. C. Shaff of South Fifth Street and Mrs. Ora Doyle and Miss Rose Johnson of South Fourth Street plan to attend the funeral of Mrs.

Mabel McBeth Wilson of Terre Haute this afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. B. F.

Harrison of Elm Street spent Sunday in Marshall, with Mrs. Ben Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. Don Medsker and Mr. and Mrs.

Lloyd Davidson. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hougland of the Scott Road had as their Sunday dinner guests Mr. and Mrs.

Bert James of Jonestown. Mr. and Mrs. B. C.

Hoffman of Walnut Street had as their guests yesterday Mrs. Huffman's niece, Mrs. Victor Orr, and Mr. Orr of Whiting. Miss Maxine Craft of Lyford has returned to her home after visiting several days at the home of her sister.

Mrs. Willard Kelley of Vine Street. Public Bunco Party Six tables of bunco were played last evening at a publie bunco party sponsored by the members of the Wabash Camp, 1517, Royal Neighbore of America, at the hall on Elm Street. High prize was awarded to Mrs. Robert Guinn; bunco, Mrs.

Cecil Anstead: low, Mrs. Edmund Owens, and travel, Mrs. Gertrude Anderson. There will be another bunco party next Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock at the hall. Westminster Guild Meets The Westminster Guild of Hill Crest met last evening at Hill Crest.

Following the regular business meeting games were played with prizes going to Mrs. R. M. Stwalley and Miss Cynthia Contri. The next meeting will be held in two weeks at Hill Crest.

Mrs. Olin Glasson of South Main Street spent the weekend in Indianapolis with her husband, who is supervisor of the Hoover Company there. Birthday Dinner Miss Ruth, Van Hook of Elm Street entertained with a birthday dinner Monday in honor of the birth1ay of Mrs. J. C.

Coleman. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. J. C.

Coleman, Mrs. Melvin Kirkman and Mrs. Kermit Fox and daughter. Kuth Joan of Fontanet. Mrs.

Fox and daughter are spending several dees as the Coleman nome. Miss Margaret Griffith of Indianapolis spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Griffith South Third Street. BIRTHS Mr.

and Mrs. Orville Henry Sutton of 605 South Fourth Street are the arents of a baby boy, Marvin Max, born Saturday. Now is the Time For This Help in Preventing Colds Formula Especially Designed to Aid Nature's Defenses in Nose and Upper Throat, Where Most Colds Start. PART OF COLDS-CONTROL PLAN Don't wait for a cold to develop or get you down. After any unusual exposure, heed that first warning nasal irritation or sneeze apply a few drops of Vicks Va-tro-nol up each nostril.

Used in time, Va-tronol helps to avoid many colds. Va-tro-nol is especially designed to aid and gently stimulate the functions provided by Nature -in the nose -to prevent colds, and to throw off head colds in the early stages. Where irritation has led to a clogged-up nose (a stuffy head cold or nasal catarrh) Va-tro-nol spreads through the nasal passages- reduces swollen membranes-clears clogging mucus -brings comforting relief. For Fewer and Shorter Colds Note for your family: Vicks has developed, especially for home use, a practical Plan for Better Control of Colds. This commonsense guide to fewer and shorter colds has been clinically tested by practicing physicians and further proved in everyday home use by millions.

Full details of Vicks Plan come in each Va-tro-nol package. 153 Over Million Vick Aids Used Yearly Better Control of Colds NEWPORT The Vermillion County Teachers Institute was held Saturday in the courthouse auditorium, with Clyde Mitchell, county superintendent. presiding. The meeting was opened with a devotional service by the Rev. E.

T. M.les, pastor of the Methodist Church, Miss Pauline Chandler. Clinton Township musie supervisor, had charge of the musical program. which consisted of rhythm band music, operetta from "The House That Jack Built," girls chorus of 50 girls. songs by group of boys and a group of girls, violin solo and accordion solo.

General announcements by the county superintendent followed, and the remainder of the forenoon was devoted to group meetings by the tezchers. The English teachers of the county met to make rules for he judging of the county oratorical reading contest, which is to be held March 20 al the Newport High School building. In the afternoon Prof. A. 1.

Strum, physical education director 1 Indiana State Teachers College, Terre Haute, gave an interesting talk on health and physical educa tion. Food Institute for all kinds of meat. It lends with its spicy new flavor, enhances meat. Besides it's a grand budlean gap when there are not quite around. Ready-to-serve spaghetti is a splendid first aid for hurry-up and serve this man-sized dish to together, this makes spaghetti an itself to almost every occasion.

We hearty recipes for this versatile dish Spaghetti in Tomato Sauce, break ing Spaghetti into small pieces. Form into an oblong loaf, patting together well, and place in a small roaster, the bottom of which has been greased. Sear in a very hot oven 10 minutes; then pour cup water around loaf and place a small whole onion in roaster. Cover and bake in a moderate oven for 1 hour. Remove cover last 20 minutes to allow loaf to brown.

Lift loaf with spatula or cake turner from roaster to hot platter. Blend 2 tablespoons flour with liquid in roaster, add 1 cup hot water, and cook until thickened. Remove onion, and serve the sauce in gravy bowl. NOTE: The Spaghetti seasons loaf perfectly and holds the meat together so it slices nicely. Italian Spaghetti with Meat Balls -Mix well the following ingredients: 1 lb.

ground beef, lb. ground pork, cup Rice Flakes, 2 teaspoons salt, teaspoon Red Pepper Sauce, teaspoon WorI cestershire Sauce, cup thin cream or top milk and 1 small onion, chopped. Shape into balls, dip in four and cook to a rich brown in 3 tablespoons Pure Olive Oil. Add 1 small can Cream of Tomato Soup and another small onion finely chopped and cook slowly until meat is tender, about hour. Meanwhile heat 2 medium cans Cooked Spaghetti in Tomato Sauce in hot water for 20 minutes.

Open and pile in center of hot platter. Arrange balls around edge, pouring sauce over Spaghetti. Sprinkle with cup grated cheese (preferably Parmesan). NOTE: After meat balls are browned, they may be placed in bottom of baking dish, covered with Spaghetti, cheese and Soup, and baked until done. Head of Snapping Turtle The bead of the snapping turtle 1s unusually large, and the eyes.

although small, have extraordinary kept sight, The head cannot be completely withdrawn, as is the case with many other tortoises. Neither can the tall be drawn under the shell, but it can be partly protected boy folding against the shel! Styled to the Tailored TOWN CLAD SUITS 19.75 Town Glad settles your Spring suit problem! Hand picked Dunbury fabrics from the finest mills! Styled by today's fashion leaders! Tailored by foremost masters in the art! J. C. PENNEY CO. FIN Rosenblatt's Special representative from the M.

Wile Company will be with us until Wednesday evening to measure you for your spring and summer SUITS COME IN Rosenblatt's HILLSDALE Miss Nora Self, Reporter. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Russell of near Kingman were in Hillsdate Friday. The Rev, Mr.

Miles preached his dar sermon here Sunday mornIte will here again on SunMarch 15. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Sproutes of Montezuma were in Hillsdale Tuesday evening. The Parent-Teachers meeting will be held at the school auditorium this evening.

Mrs. Elvin Wright entertained her euchre club Friday afternoon. The 1. B. Ladies Aid Society met with Mrs.

J. T. York Wednesday to make comforts. Mrs. Lillie spent a few days in Danville, last week.

Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Ponton and Mrs. Mattie Garlinghouse were in Newport Friday, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Hunt spent Saturday evening in Hillsdale, Mr. and Mrs. Longfellow and daughter, Ruby, of Chrisman, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Linzie Fortner and family.

Herman Howard and family of near Bono visited relatives here Sunday. Female Elephants Preferred The Indian elephant which is muck smaller then the African species, is the animal usually found with eircuses; generally, too, they are fe. males, because the male elephants have been found frequently to take dislikes to attendants, and craftily try to kill them. No many have haps killed and tutured in this way that for safety the females are kept. LISTENTONIGHT At 9:00 P.

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Luncheon Beans (serves 5)- Place one half of a medium can Oven-Baked Beans, Vegetarian Style, in a buttered casserole and sprinkle with cup grated American cheese. Repeat layers and pour cup milk over top. Sprinkle with cup buttered bread crumbs and bake in a moderate oven for 25 minutes. A delicious and nourishing dish for children's lunch or supper. SPECIAL! CLEAN- UP VALUES Buy Now For Great Savings! BE HERE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4th! All Ladies' SUEDE LEATHER SHOES REPRICED AT $1.25 PAIR You will recognize these shoes as being real henest-to-goodness values when you see them.

All of them come from our highest priced range. We are cleaning them up now for no other purpose than to make room for new Spring styles. Included in this group also are some kid leathers in arch suport. No Layaways, Refunds or Exchanges. PENNEY'S JC.

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