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VINDICATOR AND ESTHERVILLE, IOWA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1 NEW DISCUSSION PROGRAM BEGUN FOR 4-H GIRLS "How would yon like to live that way?" This question, referring to life of youth in various countries, will be the topic for a series of discussions in nine Iowa counties, Hiss Edith Bass, home agent, announced today. Emmet county is one of the group and is scheduled to meet March 6. A. Drummond Jones, discussion specialist from the U.SJXA.., will conduct the meetings, which are designed not only to give 4-H girls training in discussion technique, but also to evaluate the ideals of democracy, Harry Terrell, Economic Policy Committee, Des Moines, and Miss Ursula Hubbard, Carnegie Foundation, New York, will assist with the meetings. Miss Edith Barker, of the girl's club department, will be in charge and also will meet with leaders to discuss their problems.

The meetings are a stepping stone to a statewide discussion program for 4-H girls and increas- ed use of discussion in the 4-H program, Miss Bass said. V.R. MINNIE THE MANIKIN TO RETURN IN POSTURE MEETS Minnie the Manikin, posture princess for 4-H girls, is coming back to Iowa, Miss Edith Bass, Emmet county home agent, announced today. Minnie, the paper doll used last year by Miss Ella Gardner, Federal Extension Service, to show posture slumps and bulges, has a new text this "A lot of it's in your head, girls." The mental side of posture will be emphasized in the third annual series of posture training school, Miss Bass said. Although Miss Gardner will review physical aspects, she will particularly emphasize posture from the standpoint of personality and mental attitude.

One leader and one 4-H club girl will represent each girls' club in the county, Miss Bass said. A member of the county club committee and the county home project chairman will attend. This will make a possible delegation totaling 20 from Emmet county. The group will go to Primghar for the district meeting on March 20th. DOLLIVER LUTHERAN G.

a Petersen, Pastor Devine service at 1:30 p. m. Sunday school at 1:30 p. m. Every one welcome.

V.B. IMMANUEL LUTHERAN Missouri Synod Otis L. Lang, Pastor English service with holy communion next Sunday morning at 10:45. Sunday school at 10 a. m.

Religious instruction for children every Monday and Friday afternoon at 4:00 and Saturday 9:30 a. m. in the church "basement The "Lutheran Hour" broadcast sponsored by the Missouri Synod Lutheran church is on the air every Sunday 3:30 p. m. over the Mutual system.

V.R. Christian Science Churches "Soul" will be the subject of the Lesson-Sermon In all Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, February 12, 1939. The Golden Text Is from Isaiah 25:9, "Lo, this Is our God; we have waited for him, and he will save us: this Is the Lord." The Lesson-Sermon comprises quotations from the Bible and from the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy. One of the Bible citations reads: "I love the Lord, because he hath heard my voice and my supplications. I will walk before the Lord in the land Of the living" (Psalms 116: 1, 9).

Among the selections from the Christian Science textbook Is the following: "Life is the law of Soul, even the law of the spirit of Truth, and Soul Is never without it3 representative. Man's individual being can no more die nor disappear in unconsciousness than can Soul, for both are immortal" (p. 427). V.R. BAPTIST CHURCH The night clubs have discovered the relationship between gauze and effect.

J. Albert Biggs, Pastor The Baptist church for worship, fellowship and prayer. Prayer meeting Thursday 7:30. The Sarah Warner Guild'will meet with Mrs. J.

W. Hemphill at 915 2nd ave. Friday, Feb 10. She will be assisted by Mrs. Piatt Every member is urged to be present and may bring a guest.

Roll call response "Straight Way." The Church Builders will meet at the home of Mrs. L. C. Doolifc- tle on N. 7th street Friday afternoon she will be assisted by Mrs.

Luikhart. Bible school at 10 a. m. classes ITS TRUE! By Wiley Padan LET THE STUDIO LET THE STUPIO BORROW HIS ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT for all ages. Morning worship will be at 11 o'clock.

"The Constitution of our The evening service will be at 7:30. The Boy Scouts will be special guests and Rev. Claude Fausnaugh will preach. The men of the church are invited to meet with other men of this association at Swea City on Tuesday evening, February 14th for a fellowship meeting. VJt.

CHURCH OF CHRIST Fred D. Sawyer, Minister Several classes reached their goal Sunday, which means the light will flash on for them in the lighthouse next Sunday morning. Plan to be present at Bible school at 9:45 and help your class reach its goal. Morning worship at 10:50 with communion. Sermon subject: 'The Windowsill of Heaven." Young people's meeting at 6:30.

Topic: "Americans in the Making." Howard Adams is leader of the discussion. Union evening service will be at the Baptist church, 7:30. Rev. Fausnaugh will bring the message. The Boy Scoots will attend in a body and be given special recognition.

V.R. LUTHERAN CHURCH L. A. Mathre, Pastor Services Sunday morning at 11 1 with Rev. B.

K. Barstad bringing on the road the message. No one who has' heard his forceful Biblical sermons this week will want to miss this message. Sunday afternoon Evangelist Fostervold will conclude his series of Bible studies in the Norwegian language. In the evening at 7:30 Rev.

Barstad will bring his final message in this series of meetings. An offering will be taken at the morning services for the evangelists. The choir meets Thursday evening at the church basement at 9:00 o'clock. The Ladies aid meets Thurs day next week. Hostesses Mesdames C.

E. Shaw, T. R. Olson, A. Shaw and O.

N. Refsell. Union State Line Church Next services Sunday, Feb. 19 at 10:45. The ladies aid meets Wednesday Feb.

15 with Mrs. Albert Knutson, Mrs. Simon Knutson ana Mrs. Rndi Stade as hostesses. LUTHERAN CHURCH Peder Nordsletten, Pastor Wallingford Church Morning service in the American language at 10:30 a.

m. collection will be given to Rev. H. C. Is Master Mechanic J.

W. Buchanan formerly of Silvis, took over the supervision of the local roundhouse, FebruarJ He succeeds W. T. Fritzgerald, who retired on a pension. Mr.

Buchanan began his railroad work in October of 1919, and was a mechanical representative of the vice-president and general manager of the system until February of 1924 with headquarters at Chicago. He was also general foreman at Kansas City. Previous to coming to Estherville, Mr. Bn chanan was general foreman of the shops at Silvis. He is married and has a son eleven years of age but they will not come to Estherville until in the spring when school is out Mr.

Fritzgerald has been in the employ of the Rock Island for nearly fifty years. He came to Estherville in 1936 to take over the work as roundhouse foreman. Previously to coming to Estherville, Mr. Fritzgerald was located at Fairbury, and for twenty- five years he was a master me- V.R. marvelous effect and curative power of this remedy is truly miraculous.

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Sold by Jay Johnston Drug Co. 77-tf MBS. LOVING HOSTESS TO SMALL GROUP Mrs. L. W.

Loving was hostess to a group of women interested in loom construction land weaving Saturday afternoon at her home on No. 8th street Mrs. F. G. Weir was and gave instructions to the group.

Those present were: Miss Gertrude Mohr, Miss Betty Moore, Miss Mary Lou Peterson, Mrs. Fay Higgins, Mrs. F. G. Weir, Mis Louise Wyatt of Graettinger and the hostess.

Mrs. Loving and Miss Wyatt made looms. V.R. J. M.

Hale and daughter, Mrs. C. E. Case and her small daughter leave tomorrow for Texas. The trip is being made for Mr.

Hale's health. Holm, former president of the Iowa District of our church body. Bible study Thursday 7:45 p. m. Lesson: Exodus, chapter ,20.

Choir rehearsal at 9 p. m. Confirmation class meets Saturday at 9 a. m. Prayer meeting Monday night, Feb.

13 at the Tom Natterstad home. Palestine Church Afternoon service on this coming Sunday in the American language, beginning at 2:30 o'clock. The ladies aid will meet at the Thor Sunde home Thursday afternoon, February 16. Mrs. John Tweedt will assist Mrs.

Sunde in the serving. The prayer meeting for the week will be held at the same time at this home. Vindicator Republi Prepared by -Betty Crocker Home Service Department fcByf MR CHIPS" FOR Ttotaford RUSSELL WILL SURPRISE HER FANS WHEN TOty SEE HER DOING HER IDEA OF LA COm tftNCE IN "FAST LODSE: CHEERY CHERRIES If it's a cake you're looking for to serve on February 22 in honor of the Father of His Country, then let me recommend this Maraschino Cherry Cake. It's a square loaf cake covered with a satiny white icing gaily decorated with cherry clusters that have citron leaves and stems. Just the sight of it puts you in a happy holiday mood.

But it's the interior of tile cake most interesting. For it is fleecy and pink as a sunset cloud, and flecked through fleeciness are nut chunks and bits of sweet red cherry. Doesn't that sound like the cake of cakes for George Washington's birthday! Here is the recipe: Maraschino Cherry Cake 3 tsp. baking powder tsp. salt cup liquid cup juice from 5 oz.

bottle of cherries and milk to make cup liquid) 4 egg whites New York, N. TRUE! that Rosalind Russell learned to aid on the Jungfrau in Europe," says Wiley Robert Montgomery owns a Labrador hound named 'SkeebalT flashy car that Bob wrecks in' Fast and Loose', M-G new type of detective thriller, once belonged to Princess Baba.T. Reginald Owen, who created the immortal character of Scrooge in the film version of 'A Christmas Carol'adds to his wide range of characterization, as a broker in "Fast and Loose'." cup shortening VA, cups sugar cups cake flour or cups all-purpose flour cup broken nut meats 16 Maraschino cherries, well drained Cream shortening, add sugar gradually and cream thoroughly together. Sift flour once before measuring. Cut cherries in quarters, and dredge cherries and nuts in of the flour.

Sift remaining flour with the baking powder and salt Add to creamed mixture alternately with the liquid! Fold in egg whites which have been beaten until stiff but not dry. of batter into well greased and floured 8-inch square cake pan, sprinkle half of cherries and nuts over it, add a thinner layer of batter, and sprinkle with remaining nuts and cherries. Add remaining batter and bake 50 minutes in a moderate oven, 350" F. When cool, frost with white icing and decorate with clusters of Maraschino cherries cut in halves for cherries, strips of citron for stems, and leaves, or large green gum drops cut in thirds may. be used for leaves.

Comfort Icing 1 cup sugar 14 tbsp. water tsp. salt I 1 large egg white 1 tbsp. white corn syrup tsp. vanilla Mix sugar, salt, corn syrup and water together in saucepan.

Boil without stirring to the temperature at which mixture spins an 8-inch thread, keeping pan covered for first 3 minutes of cooking to prevent crystals forming on sides of pan. Pour hot syrup slowly' into stiffly beaten egg beating constantly with rotary beater. Add vanilla, and continue beating with spoon until mixture is: fluffy. and will hold Its shape. -Amount: Icing for one 8-inch square cake, or for top and sides of one 2-Iayer cake (8-inch layers).

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