The Akron Beacon Journal from Akron, Ohio • Page 20

4-R AKRON' REAfYlV Sunday. November 19. 1944 WARTIME THANKSGIVING DAY, 1944 Two Attend Air Clinic In Oklahoma It would please HIM to know that you're no drooping: dud while he's away. Keep ss attractive for your soldier boy as you would it he MRS. ROBERT C.

JOHNSON, Wheaton and Mm. E. Brown, N. Highland have been in Oklahoma City, all week. They represented were here.

If you've acquired a little plumpness while he's been gone DO slenderize at once! Body Beautiful Akron Women's chapter, Na-, Suite 621 Towtr Central BL-4622 tional Aeronautic association, at a national aviation clinic held in Course of Treatmenti, $20 Mi'i Errtyn Gill, Consultant that city Nov. 15 to 18 inclusive. Mrg. Johnson is president of the local chapter. Mrs.

Brown is immediate past president. The Akron women will return home this week. WU- 'Will i mm fc 8 fi ft iMA JL Lfx 1 )-jM snFf v- 3 Oil lay- -i Jean Campbell Weds In Chapel A ROMANCE which had its be I Reg. $8 ginning: on the campus of Nyack college, Nyack, N. has culminated in the wedding of an Akron girl.

Miss Jean Campbell, 848 Bertha and James Shoe of To I J-Sf fW i stuffed olive anil place rain i '1'Hf rfV Cj nip over each rih of a pork loin Inprnuity, and a raid on th linnsphold vfRManln and fruit upply arc all thnt'n nfpdrd to supply a rnlcrppc. Tart of a pumpkin ran form the fruit bout, (andlr holder ran he made from nrangr or applfx. I an appln rnrrr to mal thr hole for thp randlc. Rn ur thf fniil holder are hlg; ennnch for balance. Grape leave or autumn foliage add to the fetlv appearance.

ledo. Rev. Kenneth J. Johnson read the nuptial service in the Missionary Alliance chapel here, before an altar banked high with white flowers snd ferns. if Pink Qil-Mist is sprayed on helps recondition hair i( Pink Oil-Mist End Protectors give a better permanent ir Pink Solution insures a lustrous, long-lssting wave Fine Foil Pads give added protection.

With or VJthoul Appointment Phone HE-6HI Balcony Floor New Lighting Turkey Goes To War Fronts. Given in marriage by her father, B. B. Campbell, the bride was attended by her sister, Elaine, as msid of honor. Best man chosen was Weston Tucker of Toledo, former schoolmate of the bridegroom.

A reception followed the rites Civilians Eat Substitute MALCOM V. TILLKTT, engineer for the Ohio Edison will speak in the Campbell home. After a brief honeymoon trip through the east, Mr. and Mrs. Shoe return to Houghton college where both sre theological students.

Monday at 1:30 p. m. in Old Trail school. Fairlawn. Occasion will be a meeting of the Parent-Teach er association of which Mrs.

George Leonard is president. The speech will center around the new field of ultra-vioiec lighting as a health measure. Mrs. T. C.

McLaughlin will assist with the program, emphasis of which will be centered on auditorium work. Students will give a special program when North High Home and School league convenes Monday at 7:30 p. w. in the school auditorium. Mrs.

P. W. Houk, league director, Is to he In charge. By GLENN A If. SNOW Beacon Journal Home Kronnmlrt Fditnr THANKSGIVING WITHOUT TURKEY? Of course.

Is there an American anywhere who needs turkey to make him or her thankful? It isn't the food we eat that has made it a truly American custom. It's the spirit which has come down to us from the days when our Pilgrim Fathers gave thanks for bounteous harvests. Very first thing for which we can be thankful this year Is that our boys at the front and In the army camps will have as much turkey as can be shipped to them. Most of us gladly relinquish our share in their favor. Next thing for whirh we ran be thankful is that there is plenty of other food to mnke a festive dinner.

Our great blessing Is the fact thBt our homes and lands are still intact. we pray on this day that It will be the last Thanksgiving day (hat our hoy ill not he with 11. Are you going to be disappointed if there appears on your table a good sized chicken Instead of a turkey? Or a piece of beef or pnrk that ha been turned into a delicious pot roast? These can all be served with baked or creamed onions, or other vegetables. Cranberries belong to Cape Cod, the rilgrims, and Thanksgiving. We can still get a few.

Make them go a long way. If you purchase the jelly already made, serve thin slices. If you cut them into turkey shapes so you can have a "turkey" for this day then be sure to save end use the little scraps. Ff.rtunately the traditional dessert may still be made whether It is pumpkin pie, plum pudding, mince pie or Indian pudding. Let's plan a dinner for Thanksgiving day that will fit our need, and stay within our budget both in points and money.

Let us he ever grateful that we have the opportunity of living" In a free America. Menus For Wartime Thanksgiving Dinner No. 1 WnAe your appointment note jor your hofi-Hny 4 1 e. (enter: Whole onion kI tiffed and baked with a roast of beef have laste and eye appeal. Below Cranberry sam in cup made of orange skin are both decorative and good ns Hcronmnnitnent to the roast chicl.en which takes the place of turkey on many holiday (able this year.

GUT and CURL BEAUTY SHOP Peor Patrirk Kathryn Tanrminn 341 WOOSTER AVE. Open Eveninrs Br Appointment HE-5600 Permanents $6.50 to $20 Carrot Pudding (SuhKtitiite for plum pudding) 1 cup grated carrots (raw) 1 cup flour 1 cup grated sweet potato raw) 1 teaspoonful nutmeg cup melted butter (use mar- 1 teaspoonful cinnamon garine now) 1 teaspoonful salt cup brown sugar 1 teaspoonful soda. '1 cup raisins Mix ingredients in the order listed. Greasp well and flour 2 pound powder cans. Fill each can about 2-3 full and then steam 2 hours.

Half cup su'et may be substituted for the melted butter. Pumpkin and mincemeat pies are not hard to make, They are Roast Chicken Gravy Mashed Potatoes Buttered Broccoli Cranberry Jelly on Apple Rings Bread Butter Pumpkin Pie Coffee No. a MENU WITH I'TILITT BEEF Pot Roast of Beef with Baked Stuffed Onions Whole Potatoes Roasted with Beef Grsvy Relishes Bran Muffins Butter Cranberry Salad Carrot Pudding Coffee No. MENU USING PORK LOIN Roast Pork Loin Baked Sweet Potatoes Gravy Buttered Asparagus Creamed Onions Cinnamon Apple Salad Rolls Butter Indian Pudding Coffee Roasting Turkey Or Chicken Be siire the fowl is of the kind tn he roasted. Rub well both Inside and out with seasonings, usually salt and pepper.

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Cook, stirring constantly, over hot water for 20 minutes, or unit 1 the mixture thickens. Turn into individual baking dishe and add the remaining cold milk hut do not stir. Bake in a pan of hot water in a slow oven (300 degrees for about 1 hour. Do not stir during the baking. If the pudding is baked in a single casserole, Stuffed linked On ion a YIELD: 6 to 8 servings.

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