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AND ABOUT WOMEN 10 THE DETROIT FREE PRESS TUESDAY, MARCH SO. 1943 BY WOMEN'S CLUBS Classes on JLfivnij Ration-Recipe Contest Recipes for Dried Beans THE TOWER KITCHEN. THE DETROIT FREE PRESS, DETROIT, MICH. I wish to enter the recipes inclosed with this coupon in The Detroit Free Press Ration-Recipe Contest "Recipes for Dried Beans." NAME ADDRESS TELEPHONE CITY. STATE.

(PRINT PLAINLY) 1 i i i ored movies of the Miami Campus will be shown. Mrs. Ramsen is accompanying Prof. Ramsen to Detroit, and they will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs.

E. E. Elder, of Trenton Terrace, Dearborn. Mrs. Elder is taking reservations for the dinner.

Scheduled BY THE CLUB EDITOR EVERY DAY LIVING is not the relatively simple problem it was in the years before war and rationinng has forced revision of thinking household planning. For that reason, the series of lectures entitled "Every Day Living" which the Cerveny Women's Round Table will sponsor, is particularly timely. The course will begin Thursday, April 1, at the Cerveny School and will continue for eight weeks. The classes, conducted under the auspices of Wayne University and taught by Airs. Clara B.

Lemm, will meet from 9:15 to 11:15 o'clock every Thursday morning. The next social activity on the Round Table's calendar is the annual May Day tea given for mothers of Cerveny children, scheduled for Friday. May 7, at 1 o'clock at the school. CERVENY WOMEN'S Club members elected Mrs. Gale Menold president for the coming year at the meeting last week.

Serving with Mrs. Men-old will be Mrs. Jack Gordon, vice president; Mrs. Clune Kennedy, recording secretary; Mrs. William Grabendike, corresponding secretary, and Mrs.

Wayne Skaglin, treasurer. Mrs. Gordon gave the outgoing officers, headed by Mrs. William Kreager, gold pins at in the Army now! Clean Face First Step to Beauty I5V GRACE BARBER WHAT IS lovelier than a youthfully fresh, glowing skin? And it can be yours if you give your skin the care it needs. By 'are we mean principally cleanliness.

It is the improperly cleaned skin that is susceptible to enlarged pores, blackheads and blemishes. A clean face is not as easy to achieve as it once was. By the end of the work day the dirt and grime may be so thoroughly imbedded in the pores that a superficial cleaning wont remove it but will leave the dirt there to be a source of irritation. FOR THIS reason the smart business woman (or the factory worker either) gives her complexion a deep yet gentle cleans-ng at noon, as well as morning fnd night. Frequent thoroughgoing clrnnsings remove the necessity for harsh, irritating rubbings.

There's a new little kit put out by the same cosmetic manufacturer who perfected the exquisite made-of-milk creams and cosmetics. The cream in the kit should prove popular. It's made of 18 per cent fresh whole pasteurized milk. After using it you feel as if you had taken off an old face and put on a new one. To complete the cleansing process you pat skin with cotton saturated in what is called toning milk, also in the kit.

It is a milky lotion that acts as a mild astringent in cutting the dirt-laden creams and leaving the skin fresh. Finish off the cleans, ing with the third item, an emulsion, a fluffy, non-greasy emollient and you are ready for fresh make-up. The kit is priced at 52.50. Full-sized jars of each of the items, may be bought separately, of course. For further shopping information call Randolph 8915 or write to the beauty editor, in-ciosing a self-addressed, stamped envelope for a personal reply.

DAUGHTER BORN Lieut, and Mrs. Joseph Maiul-lo II. of Fort Custer, announce the birth of a daughter, Diane, in Boston, on March 25. Mrs. Maiullo is the former Muriel Agnes O'Connor.

the dinner dance Saturday evening. THE DETROIT ALUMNAE Chapter of Pi Lambda Theta, honorary society for women in education, will entertain husbands and friends of members at a dinner meeting held in conjunction with the Zeta Chapter of Phi Delta Kappa Wednesday, March 31. Supper will be served at 6:30 o'clock at Central Branch YWCA. Thomas Hadley, of Ferndale, will present an illustrated lecture on "Nature Pictures." Miss Isabelle Hoersch is taking reservations. ALUMNI OF MIAMI University at Oxford, will meet for the annual Founders' Day dinner Friday, April 2, at 7 o'clock in the Engineering Society wing of the Rackham Building.

Halsey E. Ramsen, professor of business at the University, will be guest speaker, and col Every quart of this super milk contains 400 added units of Vitamin Every drop contains equa! nourishment. New customers say they've never enjoyed drinking milk so much! Buy Sealtest Vitamin Homogenized Milk from your neighborhood grocer or for regular deliveries-telephone Temple 1-7000 of Madison 2980. thousands of doctors are beyond the reach of their regular patients, for they're up on the fighting fronts. So, during this shortage of doctors at home, it's your patriotic duty to keep healthy and fit.

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9:30 P. VTTJ MARGARINE TODAY GIVE THEM KEYKO To Place Free Press Want AdsRA 9400 Mo ooin they're Needlework lowing recipe for Stuffed Liver Rolls. It is the kind of dish which will help sell this particular variety meat to the family. The bacon strips may be omitted, if desired. Stuffed Liver Rolls 1 lb liver Hot water 1 grated onion 1 bacon drippings 2 dry bread crumbs Bacon strips Salt and pepper Have the liver sliced very thin and cut into even-sized pieces, Cover with hot water and simmer five minutes.

Drain. Brown onion in bacon drippings, add bread crumbs and water to moisten. Roll pieces of liver around bread dressing and wrap with a strip of bacon. Fasten with a tooth pick. Season.

Place in a baking dish, add water to cover bottom of dish and bake in a moderate 350-degree oven 45 minutes. Remove cover during last 15 minutes of cook shortages have been noticeable, the Office of Price Administration says that it may take a little time before a complete assortment of cuts will be available. Until such a time as the particular meat cut you want is available learn to use others effectively. All meat is good, if it is properly cooked. Learn to stretch every ounce of meat.

Only by stretching and extending meats can you manage successfully with meat rationing. Many of the recipes which were contributed to our last contest on extending meat recipes will help you, I'm sure. Many of you have shared your recipes gladly, and we are pleased to pass them on for the rest of Detroit and Michigan home maker's to use. The Iffil ing to brown. Serves four to six.

Casserole for Party JEANNETTE RYE. of 210 Willow, Lansing, sends this following suggestion for a rather elegant casserole you may want to use for a party. The artichoke hearts are unrationed. Veal Cii-sserole Cube two pounds of veal for stew. Dredge with flour and brown in hot fat.

Season to taste. Place in casserole, cover with two cups of water. Simmer slowly for one and a half hours, or until the meat is tender. Add one and a half cups cooking sherry, 12 small onions, and one cup of artichoke hearts. Cook until the onions are done.

Thicken the gravy with flour and cold water, if necessary. Serve with steamed rice. Serves six tq eight. Chicken may be substituted for veal, if desired. Miss Voellmig 1252 first recipe is one of a group contributed by Mrs.

Gwendoline A. Rowe of 15372 Steel in Detroit. Mrs. Rowe's recipe for lamb stew won first prize in the contest. Curried Veal on Rice (Left-Over Veal) 1 sliced onions 2V diced cooked veal 14 fat or drippings 2 tart apples, pared and sliced 2 hot water and 2 bouillon cubes 1 curry powder flour i2 salt 3 bacon drippings 2 raw rice 6 boiling water 1 salt Brown onions and veal in fat and add apples.

Simmer 15 minutes. Add hot water, bouil-i Ion cubes, curry powder and I flour mixed to a paste with a fourth cup of cold water. Stir until thickened. Add salt and i place over boiling water. I Melt three tablespoons of bacon drippings, add raw rice, stir over direct heat until light Tuesday's War-Time Dinner Lamb Patties with Cream Pea Sauce Baked Potatoes Corn Pudding Molded Cabbage Salad Orange Spanish Cream MARKET LIST Tonight's market list may be purchased for approximately S1.64 and serves six.

The dinner uses 14 points of blue coupons and 9 points of red coupons. Hit lbs lamb patties (9 points, red coupons) 1 lb green peas 1 head cabbage 1 doz. oranges Orange Spanish Cream 1 gelatin THIS version of a cap may be crocheted in two styles, as shown. Both are flattering and fashion's newest delight. Pattern No.

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Other calls as well as your own may be delayed. When you pick up the receiver to dial a number, please be certain you hear the steady hum of the dial tone before you start to dial. Until the ar brought such a tremendous increase in calls, you rarely had to wait for the dial tone. Now, because of the heavy volume of calls, the tone is sometimes delayed. The condition cannot be corrected by adding equipment because the needed materials have gone to war.

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