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WOMEN BRYAN DAILY EAGLE TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1957 PAGE THREE AMERICAN MENU Wise Meat Buying Means Good Meals, No Spoilage By GAYNOR MADDOX NEA Food and Market Editor your family, like most, wants meat every day for enjoyment and nutrition, it's time you checked your meat-buying habits. You. can save money if you know how to plan and buy wisely. Here are practical pointers, prepared by meat cookery experts of a famous Chicago packer, on buying meat in today's modern stores meats are cut into cooking portions. Total to Buy: The' weight of bone in a cut helps determine the amount to buy for serving or portion.

Consider, too, whether the meat is to be served as an. identifiable serving of used only as an extender or flavorer of other foods. Boneless Meat: Allow pound boneless' uncooked meat for each serving, remembering that some members of the family may want two or more helpings. Bone-in Meat: For roasts, chops, and other cuts of meat buy to pound per serving with an allowance for the needed extra servings. (Allow one pound of spareribs a serving for most adults.) Planned Leftovers: When buying an oven roast or pot roast, plan on at least two more meals after the first day.

Storage Space: Meat buying Louisiana Yams Are Delicious, Nutritious Those deep orange, moist, sweet yams from Louisiana are coming into market. So let's enjoy them and at the same time get a lot of needed vitamin A into our diet. Louisiana Yam and Vegetable Platter (6 servings) Six medium-sized Louisiana yams, teaspoons dry mustard, teaspoon salt, 4 teaspoons sugar, cup vinegar, cup water, egg, separated, small head cauliflower, broken into cauliflowerets and cooked, 2 10-ounce packages frozen cut green beans, cooked. Cook yams, covered, in boiling salted water 30 to 40 minutes, or until tender; peel yams. Meanwhile, combine mustard, salt, sugar, vinegar, water and egg yolk; mix well.

Cook over low heat, stirring constantly, un- Clever Theme To Spark Lunch Of Foods Group "Food and will be the theme of the Foods. Group opening luncheon to be held at Presbyterian Church Social Room this coming Friday. "Kickoff" will be at 1:15 p.m.. the regular meeting time, and foods suitable for serving at an after the game buffet will be featured. Mrs.

Gladys Cunningham, president of Foods Group, is chairman of the October foods preparation committee. "We are looking forv-ard to a grand year with many interesting and useful 'extra' actvities planned for our special projects group," she said: The special projects division holds meetings in addition to the regular monthly luncheon gatherings for the purposes of witnessing demonstrations in food preparation techniques, tas ble decorating ideas and also calls workshop meetings where ideas are exchanged among interested members on given subjects.ar for a week or more can prove to be wise or foolish, dependting on the amount of. storage, space and on the possibility of changed plans of the family which can vary the number of persons to be served in that period of time. All fresh, cured, and cooked meats must be kept cold, preferably at 38 to 42 degrees F. This means that the size of the refrigerator will limit how much meat is really an economical buy.

Fresh Meats: Fresh meats wraped in "butcher" paper should be rewrapped loosely or stored unwrapped in the special meat keeper of the refrigerator. A slight surface drying is preferable to excess moisture which may cause surface spoilage and off flavor. Fresh. meats prepackaged in transparent wrap by the dealer may be left in the wrapper for refrigerator storage about two days. Limit the storage time of variety meats, ground meats, and small cuts Melon ball cup, standing roast of beef, pan gravy, panroasted potatoes, stuffed white chini squash, boiled ions with chopped fresh parIsley, soft rolls, butter or margarine, sliced tomatoes, peppermint stick ice cream, lemon frosted white cake, coffee, tea, milk.

to two days. Tomorrow's TOMORROW'S DINNER: til thickened. Beat egg white until stiff but not dry. Fold white into egg yolk mixture. Arrange yams, califlower and green beans on platter; serve with mustard sauce.

Garnish with parsley, if desired. Louisiana Yam-burger (1 9-inch pie) Two cups mashed cooked Louisiana yams, slightly beaten, cup all purpose flour, pound ground beef round, 1 teaspoon onion salt, teaspoon poultry seasoning. Combine yams, eggs and flour; mix well. Spread over bottom and sides of greased 9- inch pie plate. Combine remaining ingredients; blend.

fill yam mixture with beef mixture. Bake in moderate oven (375 degrees 45 minutes. Tomorrow's Dinner: Boiled picnic ham, vam and vegetable platter with mustard sauce, hot biscuits, butter or margarine, lemon meringue pie, coffee, tea, milk. Canadians View Fabulous Gowns Of Their Queen OTTAWA (P) Queen Elizabeth II selected her fabulous white satin coronation dress as her: costume to open Canada's Parliament today. The gown, heavy with diamonds, pearls and golden crysteN.

and banded with embroidshowing the floral emery blems of each country in the Commonwealth, was created by London designer Norman Hartnell. The gown has short sleeves, a full, flaring skirt and a fitted bodice, cut square over the shoulders curve into a heartcenter Top, sleeves and hem are embroidered with the shaped, gems. Canada's maple leaf, in green silk embroidery, outlined in gold and 'veined in crystal, is among the floral emblems. OPEN for UP. BUSINESS L.

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we (RSV) Paul's letter reveals a depressed apostle atto guide a wobbly church to maturity. Word tempting cheers him, however, and he burst forth from Titus in thanksgiving, as recorded above. Overflowing with gratitude and assurance, Paul declares that Christians have a spiritual simply pleasant aroma, This fragrance is pleasing odor, a than our earthly odors of to God, much more so freshly-baked bread or rain-cleaned air are to us. All who work lovingly in the church of Christ We are the aroma of Christ, are fragrant spirits. surrendered lives revealing God, our radiance our speaking of the ultimate victory of good, an and our serenity preaching but it is the crushed rose the gospel of peace.

The surrendered life is not easy, the finest perfume, and the broken that gives off Mary to anoint the feet alabaster box that permits of Jeaus. The Rev. Richard D. Spelcher Church of the Brethren Kokomo, Visiting in Wellborn this week-end were; Mrs. S.

M. Thomas and Mrs. Lillie Mae Thomas of Houston, who were guests in the home of their sister, Mrs. Lucille Alexander. Mr.

and Mrs. Don Walton of San Antonio were house guests of Mr. and Mrs. 3. O.

Alexander Jr. Chapter Meets Members and guests of Villita chapter, DAR, at a meeting held in the home of Mrs. Ed Nye with Mrs. A. L.

Giesenschlag as co-hostess, saw colored slides and heard commentary on restored Williamsburg. Major and Mrs. H. A. Lowe were guest speakers.

There are about 100,000 Europeans living in Mozambique, the Portuguese province on the east coast of Africa. FOR HALLOWEEN doughnuts with Soup jack-o-lantern faces. For smallin a pumpkin tureen (left) and frosted fry ghosts and goblins. Time To Start Planning Of Halloween Fare By CECILY BROWNSTONE AP Food Editor Because a halloween party for small fry needs fun food, here are two ideas to consider. Ask -youngsters to supper and use a pumpkin jack-'o-lantern to hold a bowl of nourishing hot Two varieties of canned soup.

condensed soup, beef noodle and vegetable, may be heated with soup cans of water for this course to serve four; double the quantities as needed. Most children like these varieties of soup and they'll be enthralled with the pumpkin tureen. Use a. favorite. filling for sandwiches to accompany the soup.

Let the dessert be a do-ityourself affair. Have storebought doughnuts on hand along with a goodly amount of confectioners' sugar frosting and assorted Halloween candles. The trick-and-treat -set will have a wonderful time frosting the doughnuts and decorating them with funny faces, using the candy for features. To make life easy for both small fry and yourself, put the frosting in small paper dessert dishes, and have wooden tongue depressors handy for spreading. The party beverage might be cider served in paper cups decorated with a Halloween motif.

Of, if you like, serve hambur- Social Calendar Wednesday: Wednesday: The Newcomers Club will meet at 2 p.m. in the Social Room of Memorial Student Center to spend "An Afternoon in Lima" with Dr. and Mrs. F. L.

Thomas Colored slides and on this interesting commentary, will be offered, followed by a social hour. Mrs. S. M. Gaafar will be chairman of the hostess committee.

Thursday The monthly business meeting of the Bryan-College Station Business and Professional Women's Club will be held at 7 in the home of Mrs. John. p.m. Bogard, 1010 Harrington, College Station. Phone TA 2-3707 for Classified gers on toasted buns with carrot curls and milk (made orange with food coloring).

For dessert, orange sherbet with chocolatefrosted cupcakes. If the party is in the afternoon 01 evening, you can serve sandwiches cut into appropriate Halloween shapes with. a cookie Marriage Rites Are Announced On Saturday at 4 p.m. at Jefferson Methodist Church in San Antonio, Miss Patricia Arnim Bludworth and Henry Gillette Wickes Jr. were united in marriage in a double ring ceremony.

Dr. and Mrs. Royal Lea of San Antonio were the only attendants. The bride is a graduate of Jefferson High School of San Antonio and attended Southwestern University and the University of Texas. The groom is a graduate of the same high school and also of College and is now a mechanical engineer with ALCOA in Rockdale.

After a short wedding trip they wil be at home at 327 Charles Rockdale. Mr. and Mrs. ft. G.

Wickes Sr. of' Bryan entertained with the rehearsal dinner, Friday evening. Beside the groom's parents others from Bryan attending the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. J.

H. Beard, Miss Sallie Hanover and Mrs. L. O. Wilkerson.

Oscar Date Set HOLLYWOOD P--The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and' Seiences announced last night it will present the 30th annual Oscar awards next March 26. Stewed dried apricots are delicious served with salted blanched toasted almonds. Or cook the fruit. with sugar and add slivers of plainblanched almonds before storing for delightful conserve. cutter.

For the sandwich filling, mix cream cheese with orange food coloring. These simple sandwiches taste delicious with hot cocoa. The sweet treat might be a white covered with frosting with a Halloorange ween cat outlined over- the top with licorice jelly beans. Miss Edwards Leads Study Of The Orient When the Dorcas Circle of the First Methodist Church W.S.C.S. met Monday afternoon in the home of Mrs.

E. R. Bryant, Mrs. J. W.

Black, chairman, presided when officers made reports. Miss Bess Edwards led the program on the study of Japan concluding the lesson with a devotion as given by Kawaga, the well-known Japanese Christian. At the fellowship hour a refreshment plate was served from a lace laid table which was centered with magenta dahlias. Mrs. Black presided at the coffee urn and Mrs.

Paul Jordan served a molded salad. Other delicasies were also served. The social hour was really a farewell courtesy for Mrs. Jordan, a Circle member who leaves soon with her family to make their home in Beaumont. She was presented a pink rose corsage and a gift of ceramics by circle members.

Mrs. C. Edgar Jones assisted Mrs. Bryant as hostess. Enjoying the hospitality were Mesdames Jordan, J.

B. Priddy, Dora Barnes, Mabel Dunagin, R. M. Dansby, Black, T. A.

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