The Evening Standard from Uniontown, Pennsylvania • Page 10

UNIONTOWN, NEWS STANDARD FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1934 iAPTIST PICNIC AT SHEETS HILL a a By Caroline B. Kimj Home Economics and Culinary Authority Fairchance Sunday School: Has Enjoyable Outing. BY KATHRVN A A I A Aug. 10 a i Sunday school picnic was I Wednesday a i Shells' Hill, Cars liiid trucks traportod ihe guests I to liie grove at 1 o'clock. During the course of ihe afternoon games played and each ciass in.

the Sunday school sponsored some particular event proved very interesting. A de- 1 light ful picnic supper was served at 6:30 o'clock and after this a Vesper! was held, the main features! bring a talk by Rev. William Harper of Dunbar. The large group then joined I in singing a number of hymns, and re- turned home feeling their day had been well spent. Yesterday, the Free Methodist Sun- day school followed suit and also held their annual picnic at Sheets' Hill.

Like- wise ihe day was spent, in games and contests of various descriptions. Al- though the main feature of their picnic. referring to the lunch-, come at noon. It proved as enjoyable. A large iiianbt-r were present and the picnic I was termed a huge success.

The teachers and officers of the Bap- church held their regular monthly -meeting at the home of Mrs. Mary Me- Dowel! on Tuesday evening. The eve- ning was devoted to business and talks were made by Mrs. McDowell and Rev. H.

D. Furrier on the subjects, "High Ideals" and "Maturity." respectively. Games were enjoyed by the younger officers and teachers and at the close of the evening a lunch was served by the hostess. Personals John Mullin and Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Mullin oz. McKeesport visited at the home of Mr. and -Mrs. J. S.

Gessner, Tuesday evening-. Miss Mary Pratt, of Outcrop, was in Fairchance Wednesday, shopping and visiting friends. Our-of-iowners here Thursday evening. were: John Springer, Nick McCune, and Bob Gloira of Uniontown. and Charles Tumey, Hayden Dearth, Harold Means, and Lester Tracy, of New Salem.

A meeting of the St. Ann's guild will be held in the basement of the church tonight at o'clock, for the purpose of having the final election of officers. members are urged to be present. Mr. and Mrs.

Steve Kabulish were in Duquesne recently attending the chris- 1 tening of Carole the infant daughter of Dr. and Mrs. George Drag- on. Mr. and Mrs.

Kabulish were the! child's sponsors. Dr. and Mrs. T. J.

Hoop of Donora recent guests of Fairchance friends. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Wishdosh visited recently at the home of their son-in- law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

J. San- etrik. of Point Marion. "Mrs. Ella Miller and daughters, Mrs.

Jane Cain and Miss Minnie, have i changed their residence from Morgan- i town street to 16 Church street. Mrs. M. V. Price, of Detroit.

is visiting her mother-in-law, Mrs. Nettie Price, and other relatives. I Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Kanmacker of Columbus, Ohio, are visiting relatives in Faii-chance this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dennis and: daughter. Ruth, and Miss Mortimer of Cormelisville, visited former friends I here Wednesday evening. Ralph Cole has home after having spent a month at C.

M. T. C. i Local people shopping in Uniontown i yesterday were: Mrs. Ella' Lanauex.

Mr.s. Ralph Wilson, Mrs. Olive Cole, Miss Virginia Darby and the Misses Hut-- and Grace Hardgrove. Mr. and Mrs.

James Mickey and ca-jghier Margaret, Leon Hachat and Margaret Jane Murray motored to Sun. se; Beach, recently. In honor of Ivliss Jane Darbv's eit-v- c-mh birthday. Dr. and Mrs.

R. iieatn. ar.a iamily, John, Bernice and Doris, and Mr. and M. M.

Darbv and ers Jane the honored guest. ana Virginia, and J. N. Smiley motored to Rock Hole. Wednesday evening, and cooked their supper.

A surprise feature OL evening -as a large birthdav cake by the honored guest's mother. Miss tleanor irumben of Leckror.e her grandmother, Mrs. Ellen Misses- Oiive and Virginia Mu5srov of Pittsburgh, are house guests of Miss Mary Belie Hill, and on Tuesdav eve: r.ing motored to Uniontown where they a movie. Dr. Edgar Nixon, of Fairchance.

a prominent centis: of Uniontown. is sixTsdir.g i-- weeks" vacation in AVEN'T you often longed to discover some new twist to the trite old ways of cooking vegetables, to learn some delicious method which would transform them from the same old baked, boiled or fried things you have served day after day into something temptingly different? I have--many a time. For, good old reliable siandbys as they are, vegetables can and often do become very monotonous. My best results are obtained by adding a totally different and unusual flavor and quality to the vegetables, and to obtain this delightful change I often use Brazil nuts. Take salads for instance.

Just the plainest lettuce salad is tremendously uplifted and improved by slicing: Brazil nuts lengthwise over the crtsp-- green leaves, then serving with a French dressing made with lemon or grapefruit juice in place of rinegar, "with enough paprika to color it well. You will have a salad'-to entrance an epicure. Grilled Tomatoes with Sliced zil Nuts (illustrated above): are a meal in, themselves, and so delicious. Halve ripe but firm tomatoes, aptjwltk. butter, jsalt; and paprika and place under broiler or at the top of a yery hot' oven.

When half cooked, sprinkle' thickly with sliced Brazil nuts and return to the oven to crisp and brown. Bits of may be added also, but the Brazil nuts furnish all the necessary protein and other food qualities. Brazilian Salad is substantial, and Just right for the main dish oa a hot day. It calls for she potatoes, boiled in their jackets, then peeled and chopped. Add a cooked! beet of medium size, also 3 small pickled cucumbers and stalk of celery, both shredded flne Mix well, season with salt and pepper and paprika, a tiny grating-of onion it liked, and mix with a bolleS or mayonnaise dressing Just moisten well.

Now turn in a cupful of Brazil nutmeats, sliced wise In nice generous slices. Mound up nicely or mold and set away to chill several hours, then- arrange on lettuce leaves and mask the tire suirfa.ee with stiff decorate-', with sliced Brazil nutmeats and hard cooked egg cut la Sprinkle'with-paprika aatj REPUBLIC NEWS BY JOHN BATOREK. Joseph Gustovich, Cardale, re- uirned home after spending about a month in Xew York city. Val Furmau and Andrew Pelc. Cardale, returned home from an extended visit in Clereland, 0.

Fair-bank. James Fitzmaurice is spending' a week with relatives in Bridgeville. Edward Carl is spending a two weeks' vacation with friends in Cleveland, 0. Mrs. Bertha Schwartz was a recent caller in Braddock.

Pa. Smith and Edward Swartz or Filbert spent all day Tuesday at Kennywood park. Albert a Filbert, is spend- ing a week with relatives in Pitta- burgh. Miss Xadeline Fitzmaurice returned Tuesday after spending a month with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.

Michael Fitzmaurice in New Kensington. The Misses Mary Croci and Ruby Martinelli recently motored to Wheeling. W. Va. to spend a week as guests of Miss Frances Tosi.

The latter was a guest for the past week of Miss Croci. JMr. and Mrs. Gildo Menossi, Coolspring, visited Mr. and Mrs.

John Martinelli recently. Mrs. Norman Rockwell, House 57, Filbert, recently spent a week with her parents at Somerset. Miss Irene Gaydos of Monessen was recently vacationing at the home of Rev. and Mrs.

Anthony Knapik in New Salem. BY EUGENE I'ENNACCHINI The New Salem Clvristian church is planning to sponsor a chicken dinner iu the church dining room on Thurs- day, August 30. The Loyal Bethany class is in charge of arrangements. Additional details will be announced in! the near future. The New Salem mushball team ended a long winning streak on Wednesday i evening of this week by dropping a 4-3! decision to Fairbank at Shamrock.

Shimshock twirled for the locals and turned in a fine exhibition for his first appearance on the mound. Kopacko featured for the losers, hitting a homer and a triple. Batteries: New Salem, Shimshock! and Keating. Fairbank, Dooley a Chupp. Personals One local person was on the long list of Bargain Day winners announced recently.

Mrs. H. W. Brown was awarded a magazine rack. Sergeant Fred Bonchosky of the state troopers recently visited with friends, in the New Salem district.

Miss Anna Mae Bremenour, who employed as a nurse in a New York hospital, is visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Bremenour of Buffington. John Hlohinec of New Salem was a Pittsburgh caller Wednesday atfernoon.

John Bales of New Salem and Sam Colatch of Connellsville motored 10. Pittsburgh, Wednesday afternoon, to see the Pittsburgh Pirates play a double-header with the Chicago Mr. and Mrs. J. Mengenkini of Can-! ton, were recent viistors at home of Mrs.

Barbabella in New Salem. James Javini has returned from the navy where he spent six years. Miss Mary Crosci is visiting with friends in Blairsville, O. She' plans to be gone several weeks. Miss Agens Secllcck of Mi.

Pleasant, is vacationing with relatives in New i Salem. John Tafc. who Ls employed in Phil- i adelphia, is spending his vacation with his parents. Miss Mary Hopak is recuperating a her home in Burlington following a re- i cent operation performed in the Union- town hospital. i George Granger.

Uniontown, spent a few days visiting in New Salem with a friend, Nick Donofrio. Mrs. Maude Moss of New Salem has returned home after spending a short stay in Benton, where she visited' with the Rev. L. R.

Doak and family, i Rev. Doak was formerly pastor of the! New Salem Christian church. John Bloom, Searights, is recovering from an emergency operation per-; formed Tuesday night in the Union-! town hospital. Miss Thehna Fields of Roscoe is va- i cationing at the home of her grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs.

J. V. May New Salem. Mrs. Adam Karafa is vacationing in Detroit with her daughter.

i The Prime Vacation Month BUY FOR CASH and for LESS AT HACAN --the savings will help to finance your vacation trip. We will sell you prime foodstuffs Meats, Groceries (Clover Farm) mid Fresh Produce. Hagan Cash Carry Market SPRINGER FRANCIS, Owner 8-10-12 Beeson Blvd. Uniontown, Pa. Try a News Standard Classified Ad Prices in effect in all United Quality Stores August 6th to llth.

At A Special Price! Quarts, doz. SQUARE OR ROUND TYPES. Pints, '5c OZ 65c Lay in your supply now! DURKEE'S SPICES 3 for 19c POSTUM CEREAL Pkg. 22c a SIK- Srnore Ls expected to arrive her in Fairchance. Mor.dar eiv.ng.

after spending the oast ontris in Scranton taking a posi- course at St. Josephs hospital. raiher Tom Karnyak accompanied niece. Miss Jiiiia to jr. Pittsburgh today.

S. J. and Charles of the bane, plav- ihe Franks reunion in Pioneer Keep your white shoes white with WHITE LIQUID SHOE POLISH Tuxedo, bottle 18c 2-in-l, bottle 1 2 Shinola, bottle 9 "UXEEDA BAKERS" CREAM CRACKERS lOc Crisp and Flaky Pantry Sugar Cookies "Like mother used A to make," Old Reliable Peanut Butter Creamy 1 12 onnce Tasty 15c Jar Palmolive Soap pa; Geisler and dau enters. Msa- and Mary Katherir.e. of Collier.

the week ihe hcme of inViuel Dane. Aidses rreca and Gs.rr.et, Coc-ley have "For your complexion" 4 1 9 urnfd home from visited relaiives. While in ihe girls had the pleasure hear- Grcgor a.t;d ins I'amous or- Jack Everett, of Smithficld. spent XVedusday evening at the home of Betty Eideuour, CALUMET BAKING POWDER Safe and sure 27c UNITED QUALITY STORES HOME OWXED-PURE FOOD STORES-HOME OPERATED Prompt Attention and Dependable Merchandise Assured On All PHONE ORDERS! Campfire Marshmallows Full Box Peanut Butter Full 0 3 Jar A Hershey Buds Lb. 2 Ibs.

45c You'll appreciate the care given your phone orders by Francis' Market. The same high quality merchandise as thouyh you yourself had selected it. Delivered in clean, modern delivery cars. One of these deliyery cars passes your door at least six: times every day. WHITE ROSE TOMATO JUICE You'll enjoy this delicious "Health one of these large No.

5 cans at this price-- "il 1C Only WHITE ROSE BUTTER SCOTCH DESERT You'll enjoy Its delicious soomth textures. Priced at boxes 25c 1214 --PHONE-- 1215 This week-end, phone or stop in with the assurance of receiving the highest quality merchandise at the most reasonable prices. "Ask Your Neighbor" Hunt's Supreme PINEAPPLE 2 No. 2 1 AT cans 47 Hunt's APRICOTS KELLOGG CORN FLAKES 3 25 2 Yi cans 45c Hunt's FRUIT SALAD No. cans KOOL-ADE A delicious refreshing drink 6 pkss 27c ALL DAY FRIDAY Fresh Hucldeberry Pie A-la-mode in Our Restaurant ALL DAY SATURDAY 1 Youll Enjoy One Of Oar Delicious SODAS or STOTOAES-It Wi.l Make Your Tour More a Enjoyable-- Stop In Today! FRANCIS' Special Boll 2 ibs.

69 A It's delicious! It's That is what you buy, when you make a purchase at Francis-. All meat products- you buy here can be re- led upon to be of the finest quality obtainable. There is a difference in meats and it's, not hard to find when It comes to eating. This week-end stop at Francis' and note how tender and what a delicious flavor in "Francis' Quality Meats. Rath's Black Hawk I A Pound 1 Chuck ate Boil a Francis SlQuality You1I Enjoy Our Fresh DEVILED CRABS each Francis Quality Francis Quality Delicious Fresh Ground BEEF --VEAL --PORK Serve Hot or Cold It vrfll pep up the most lagging appetite-- and it's economical.

i 1O 2 3 43 Francis Market offers its patrons one of the most complete assortments of salads and cold cuts in the citv. A VALUES--FOR THE WEEK-END Ivory Soap .12 cakes 67c P. G. 12 cakes 57c Camay Soap 12 cakes 67c Lux Soap 12 cakes 67c Lifebuoy Soap 12 cakes 67c Palmolive Soap 12 cakes 67c Octagon Soap 12 cakes 57c Fels Naptha Soap 12 cakes 67c Luna Soap ...12 cakes 45c Silver Dust .2 boxes 25c Rinso .2 boxes 45c Lux Flakes 2 boxes 47c Super Suds Chipso 2boxes33c Quick Arrow Flakes 2 boxes 33c Oxydol 2 boxes 45c Ivory Flakes 2 boxes 47c Clean Quick box33c Sunbrite Clnsr 12 cans 55c Dutch Cleanser. 6 cans 55c NOTE--Under the present increasing- prices of soaps and powders you should stock up on these items which are used daily in every home.

DOWNY FLAKE DOUGHNUTS Youll enjoy these deJicious fresh doughnuts made all day before your eyes dozen PRODUCE SPECIALS! Fancy CELERY HEARTS bch. 15c Home Grown 6 for 25 Good Cookinj APPLE3 6 Ibs. 25c Fancy Large LOPES 2 for 25c Calif. Sweet Juicy ty Oranges doz, i Carorts, Beets, Turnips bch. You'll find a complete line of all kinds of fresh fruits and vegetables on display at Francis'--include this complete food store on your shopping (our this vreek-end.

AH Bakery Products are made in our own bakery in modern electric ovens. This Week End TRY THIS LAYER CAKE- FRANCIS' SUPREME LAYER MeoL Lge, One layer delicious white fudge. One layer spiced honey cream. Topped with a tempting fudge icing. 29c 39c Or if you prefer Devil's Food White Food Spiced Layer--we assure you, you'll enjoy them.

For dinner this evening try one of our delicious, fresh Hockleberry Pies Made from fresh picked mountain berries, each PHONE 1214 HOME-MADE BREAD lOc Our sales-on home-made bread are increasing daily. Try a loaf today. A ST. PHQINIIEV AHD-12is FOR THE.