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"79V1, SAN BERNARDINO SUN-TELEGRAM 7-S Miracle Puppies! Adventures in Good Eating QuIck and LoveIY George Air Base Club Has Successful Fashion Show islands in the Pacific. Doris Pearson, Jeanne Heav. enston and Ginney Dial were hostesses during the social hour following. Don't blame the material out of which your coffee maker is made if you feel your coffee has "off" flavors. Usually these flavors appear because the coffee maker hasn't been cleansed properly.

Every time you wash your coffee maker you ought to use hot water and soap or some other dishwashing detergent in it and then rinse with clear water. Be extra careful about the rinsing. Loma Linda Doctor Guest at Junior Guild Meeting Dr. Bruce Halstead of the Loma Linda School of Tropical Medicine was a special guest Tuesday night at the March meeting of the Junior guild, First Presbyterian church. The group met at ho home of Mrs.

Fred Bauman, 2330 Lincoln drive. Dr. Halstead showed interesting colored slides taken of expeditions into lower California, Latin America and on several By DUNCAN HINES "The good things through their own merit live on." So too thinks Herndon, owner of The Deck, popular restaurant in Brunswick, Ga. Shrimp mull was concocted on the Georgia coast by plantation owners, prior to the war of 1860. As far as is known, The Deck is the only place in the world serving this unique, succulent shrimp dish.

Try it tonight and you'll see why it has outlived mediocrity. To serve 8 generous helpings purchase a lbs. raw shrimp. Peel and clean the shrimp raw. Brown Vi cup diced white bacon (V lb.

salt pork) in frying pan with i cup chopped onion and Vi stick or Vi cup of butter. Transfer to a heavy kettle and add 1 quart of water, 1 can tomatoes, Vi can tomato soup (scant cup), 1 clove garlic sliced, lemon sliced. Then add Vi cup chopped celery, teaspoon celery seed, 7 drops tabasco, a half bottle of torrtato catsup, a tablespoon Worcestershire, teaspoon allspice, and teaspoon curry powder. Boil slowly for 2 hours. Add the raw peeled shrimp.

Cook gently for 1 hour. Add li cup sherry, and stick butter, Thicken to desired thickness with cracker crumbs (I used cup). Serve with flaky dry rice. I used 1 13 cups rice. Cooked it until it was done, then steamed it in a colander over hot water until ready to serve.

(Released by The Bell Syndicate, Inc.) and Clinton Effinger. The models, all club members, who promenaded in a circle around the room to a raised platform in the center, were Mmes. Perkins, Bethlahmy, Armistead, Peggy Keener, Dorothy Tice, Peggy Fleming, Emily Stark, Reta M. Ford, Sherry Cole, Marilyn Monroe and LoretU Rosenga. Announcement was made concerning the opening of the Thrift shop, a project of the club, under the direction of Mrs.

Eggers, whose activities began Friday, March 2. The shop will be open two days each week, Monday and Friday, from 11 a. m. to 4 p.m. A George Air Force chapter of the American Red Cross will be formed this week, Mrs.

Effinger announced. An official from district headquarters in San Bernardino will assist with the organization. When you're baking a layer cake make sure that the two pans do not touch each other or the oven walls. It's a good idea to place them diagonally on the oven shelf. mi ANNOUNCING The Opening of LERNER LANE GIFT SHOP Designed for an Outlet for the Handicraft of Those Less Fortunate Handicapped ALSO INTRODUCING FLOCK KRAFT a Spun Rayon Material Which Gives a Luxuriant Cover to Any Article or Surface Many Delightful Colors to Choose From GIFT SHOP FLOCK KRAFT Sales and Service LERNER LANE, Fontana Make Stop in During Trip 998 316 Street San Bernardino (Budget and Charge Accounts) And You're going to crochet your new cloth or spread very quickly with this! Star medallion is so easy you can make a few a day! For any accessory, this hexagon should be first on your list! Pattern 998; directions.

Laura Wheeler's improved pattern makes crochet and knitting so simple with its charts, photos and concise directions. Send 20 cents in coins for this pattern to The Sun-Telegram, Needlecraft P. O. Box 5740, Chicago 80, 111. Print plainly pattern number, your name and address with zone.

Send 20 cents more (in coins) for our Laura Wheeler Needle-craft book. Illustrations of patterns for crochet, embroidery, household accessories, dolls, toys many hobby and gift ideas. A free pattern is printed in the book. Let Spring Breezes Bring Subtle Scent When you change your windows from heavy drapes to sheer curtains, hang a sachet bag on the hook that holds the tie-backs. The soft spring breezes will bring a subtle fragrance into the room.

0JL can cope with every curve! With fit as the formula, Bali has all the answers for a perfect figure. 128 individual answers for 128 individual figure types! Let our bra experts help you select your Bali in our fitting rooms. What sort of miracle puppies? Why, the newest sort of transfer pattern you've ever laid eyes on! You won't even have to embroider these frolicsome little three-inch baby dogs! The transfer pattern already has the color on it! Just iron off these appealing puppies, done in yellow, soft red and black, onto your baby gifts of bibs, rompers, sun suits, overalls, school aprons, children's table sets, bathroom hand towels. The designs are dye-fast and will wash over and over again! Sounds like fun, doesn't it and the small fry will be very pleased, indeed, with these cute designs on their togs! Send 25 cents fqr the Miracle COLORED Transfer Pattern No. 102, containing 12 assorted puppy designs (no embroidery needed) YOUR NAME, ADDRESS, PATTERN- NUMBER to CAROL CURTIS, The Sun-Telegram, 652 Mission Street, San Francisco, California.

Patterns ready to fill orders immediately. For special handling of order via first class mail, include an extra 5 cents per pattern. Test Perfume Before You Make Purchase The chemistry of each skin slightly changes the character of perfume. Although a certain perfume smells so good on your best friend, you'd better test it on your own skin before deciding whether or not it is for you. Creamed sweet breads make a delicious luncheon or supper dish.

Use a pound of cooked sweetbreads to two cups of medium white sauce and a cup of green peas. Season well with salt and freshly-ground pepper. A few cooked mushrooms added to this dish makes it something special. er. A recording of the ceremony was sent to the bride's parents, who were unable to attend because, of the illness of Mrs.

Hooker. A gown of blush pink net over matching satin fashioned with fitted bodice and a ballerina-length skirt was chosen by the bride for her wedding. She also wore pink lace mitts, pink satin slippers and a tiara of fresh bouvardia in her hair. Her bouquet was a fan-shaped cascade of pink camellias. Miss Ruth Lane of Hollywood served as maid of honor and wore a gown of teal blue lace over taffeta with a matching lace hat.

Her flowers also were pink camellias. George Renfro of San Francisco served as best man. After the ceremony the bridal party and guests adjourned to the garden where champagne was served, followed by a delicious wedding supper prepared by the bride's brother, Mr. Hooker. The traditional wedding cake adorned with miniature bride and bridegroom was cut by the newlyweds.

IN TELEVISION WORK Mrs. Nye is television director and producer on the staff of KGO-TV of the American Broadcasting station in San Francisco. She graduated from Northwestern school of journalism. Mr. Nye serves as television producer on the staff of McCann Erickson Advertising agency in Snn Francisco.

He graduated from San Bernardino High school and Valley college. Only a few intimate friends were present for the ceremony. Guests from San Francisco were Mrs. George Renfro, wife of the best man; Miss Bunty Fabian, television personality; Miss Nancy MacDuff, radio singer. Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Edgar Nye, brother and sister-in-law of the bridegroom, and Mrs. Nye, the -bridegroom's mother, were present from San Bernardino. Miss Margaret Wilkins was a guest from Pasadena. Guests from Ojai numbered Mr.

and Mrs. James Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Noyes, Mr. and Mrs.

Al Blackburn and Bill Cain and Stephen Hoag. 0 Whipped Cream Whipped cream for use on gingerbread or puddings gains flavor appeal with the addition of unsulphured molasses. Add 2 tablespoons molasses to each cup of whipped cream. More than 130 women of George Air Force base and nearby communities ignored snow-chilled winds on a recent afternoon to watch a display of swim suits, gay organdy frocks, sheer formal gowns and other svelte new styles anticipating spring. The occasion was a pre-Easter fashion show in the main lounge of the Officers' club which successfully launched the active career of the newly-formed George Air Force Base Women's club.

Apple Valley, Oro Grande, Adelanto and Victorville were represented among the more than 70 off-base visitors, who were welcomed and entertained by the hostess committee, headed by Mrs. J. E. the club's vice-president. Mrs.

D. E. Muelhleisen, wife of the base commanding officer and the club's honorary president, spoke briefly and introduced the fashion show chairman, Mrs. A. L.

Perkins. SHOW LATEST FASHIONS Sparkling commentary by Miss Lee Elliott and piano music by Betty Thowson of Ade- anto highlighted the showing of the latest styles from a San Bernardino dress shop, with club members as the models. Following the sliow, Mrs. J. B.

Buck and Mrs. Roy LeCraw served punch from a lace-cov-ercd table, festive with pastel green candles, crystal punch bowls, dainty cookies and an unusual centerpiece, featuring an Easter bonnet filled with spring flowers. Mrs Rhoda Bethlahmy arranged the table decorations, with assistance from the Apple Valley Inn's management. Illness among the club membership caused a number of changes in the personnel directing the show. Both the president, Mrs.

Howard Galbreath, and the permanent hostess, Mrs. Dennis Crisp, were ill. Mrs. Muehleisen presented the presidents of the visiting groups, including Mrs. Carl King, Victor Valley Woman's club; Mrs.

Le-Iha Bertolotti, Apple Valley Woman's club; Mrs. Louise Brown, Fremont club of Adelanto; and Mrs. Yates, Adelanto Community Aid society. Hostesses aiding Mrs. Cham-berlin and her assistant, Mrs.

J. VV. Hayes numbered Mmes. Buck, LeCraw, E. G.

Eggers, H. P. Guffcy, C. S. Johnstone, E.

C. Brushwood, E. P. Rookhuyzen, H. R.

Mann, W. M. Armistead, R. M. Margezon E.

D. Oden visited mission stations in various countries. Fellowship members and their special guests, the fellowship groups from Highland and Cali-mesa, enjoyed a pot luck luncheon before the program hour. The Ruth-Naomi circle served as hostess. Under the supervision of Mrs.

U. C. Krupp, tables were arranged to form a cross. Clever Easter egg trees in pastel colors and baskets of spring flowers adorned the tables. Other special guests at the meeting were representatives of the San Bernardino Council of Church Women, who were invited for Miss Farris' talk.

Mrs. Seward H. Brush, fellowship president, conducted the business meeting, and Mrs. Paul Dobbel had charge of the devotions, using "hands" as her 1 topic. Out in Shoes That Received the Fashion 0 Congregational Qroup Hears Prominent Woman Attorney Newlywed Nyes San Bernardino A family dinner party was held in honor of newlyweds, Mr.

and Mrs. Alden Stewart Nye, recently when they visited Mr. Nye's mother, Mrs. Arthur M. Nye of San Bernardino, on their honeymoon trip before returning to establish a home in San Francisco.

The Nyes' honeymoon trip took them down the California coast through Santa Barbara, into Mexico and Arizona and back through Southern California. They exchanged their wedding vows in an afternoon ceremony performed Jan. 21 at the ranch home of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Hooker of Ojai valley.

Mrs. Nye is the former Dorothy Flor- Hooker, daughter of the Edward Charles Hookers of Chicago. PARTICIPATES The bridal party stood before an improvised altar of greenery and spring blossoms flanked by candelabra. The double ring ceremony was used, with the Rev. H.

Clayton Neel qf the Ojai Presbyterian church officiating. The bride was given in marriage by her brother, Alan Hook- Film Program for Women of Church A colored movie on cancer, containing information on self-examination, will feature the program at the monthly meeting of the First English Lutheran Women of the Church Thursday, March 15. A doctor, representing the American Cancer society, will give the commentary wilh the film. Both the day group and the newly organized evening group will be privileged to see and hear this program. The day group's meeting will begin wilh a social hour at 1 p.m.

and the evening group, whose members are employed women, young mothers and others unable to meet in the afternoons, is convening at 8. Bernardino, Ph. 3-4162 Miss Elsie Farris, prominent woman attorney from Long Beach, explained her ever-growing interest in mission work in a dynamic and inspirational talk given recently at the March meeting of the Woman's fellowship, First Congregational church. An extensive traveler, Miss Farris said that she first realized the need for mission doctors and teachers on a trip to Guatemala, where she saw in isolated areas several accidents and illnesses needing the immediate care of a doctor. On returning to the United States, she resolved to finance the training of a missionary doctor for service in such an area as that she had visited in Guatemala.

Since that time, Miss Farris has educated many students in various parts of the world for such worthwhile work and has for your I 1 A figures sake ipHr top Bandeau with 2" band: cotton or nylon taffeta. A-B-C cups, $1.75 to $3.00. cotton, nylon taffeta or nylon lace, A-B-C cups. $1.75 to $5.00. for the woman who needs extra cup width: cotton and rayon satin, B-C-D cups.

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