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PAGE SIX V SMrmLLMlss lois rroiana wno as Vagement to Mr. uiauae faigore, Visitors Are Honored at Picnic Mrs. Arch Jerman and Mrs. James F. Young were hosts to a croup of the younger set at a wuuiuuig jimi; buu yibuic buwc at the Jerman country place on Sunday. The affair waarranged, law and sister.' Mr. and Mrs. An- in Mmniimant Ur iuwoH'ii Tinnoan in eomnllment to Mr. ' Edward nnir' iSMr- J- D' Warner- Jr- Mr. T. C. Laramore, Jr., of Dan- ruie, Virginia, wao are gurau ai the James Young home and Mr. Frank HJ Spears, Jr., who Is here iron ew xor J Swimmlng was enjoyed during the afternoon with supper being serred on the lawn in the evening. Z-J'W were Mrs. Curtis B. Cross, Mr. and Mr. ranx cross, miss rain- ela Liresley, Miss Betty Simmons, Miss Marylee Fry, Miss Patty Ot- ten. Miss Sybil Spears. Miss Joan Halstead, Miss Mary Jane Brabec, Miss Norma Jean Gilbertson Miss Kuth Jean Garnjobst. Miss Wllda Jerman, Mr. Bill Snell, Mf. Wil- Cam Phillips. Jr.. Mr. Al Curry. vlr. James Young, John Jerman and Roger Wagner. Is Mrs. Ida, B. Elliott, of Oakland. CaliforniaJwho has been Tisiting as ine no in e ot ner niece, ivi tb. j, A. Ratcllff. She went with Mr. and Mrs. Ratcllff for a three-day trip to Crater lake and Diamond lake. While at the latter resort they fished, meeting Mr. and.Mrs. H. N. Carey of Modesto who are returning from an Alaskan trip. Dr. and Mrs. Vernon A. Dong las have returned from a several lays sojourn at Lincoln beach. 1 ummer Frocks Bought Now Are , t . . k " - - v' - , ; Vltv ' '.',- r - . - . ' v ' , - , S J k ':v:.: ... . , . y - ,-. - - ' ' . - s - . " ' . r:- , ; . . r : : ' v i ! . 5 . ) $ .! I . i : - 4 v V:.: ,"' ' ' - I " ' ' - 'x ' - - 'y - . ' Top left, lower rijht, Wendy Buying' at the summer clearance sales is easy on the budget and useful to then-ardrobe. Wendy Barrie is modeling: two frocks In peasant stylirgr above, a silk JerseyTn cherry red with white dot. It .has, a .gathered skirt' with bib straps and separate blouse, the Utter in white silk with red monogram. Below she models a one piece chambray with blue bodice, and . bine and white striped skirt. Carole Lcrabard choses a blue and white striped cotton with a bib and, white batiste blouse, the sleeves and neckline, trimmed with rose embroidery, j ax a pony on oaiuiuuy "". Luncheon to Compliment Mrs. Gill A delightful risitor in the capl tal is Mrs. Whitnev Gill and her two children. George and Robert, vi ou .jiauusu. a uc; o .ui guests of Mrs. Gill's brother-ln- drew Dnncan. Tni , afternoon Mrs Roy S. Keene is entertaining informally at laucueou at ner aumo va un.- telle street for the pleasure of Mrs. Gill. A group of her college aT wen mmta w jr her. Summer flowers will proride the decorat Te" note. Covers will be placed for Mrs. VZSFJS Mrs. Richard Slater, Mrs. William ramus, Mrs. ueorge uroisan, Mrs. Andrew Duncan, Mrs. Luke Gill of Honolulu, who is visiting In Portland, and -Mrs. Keene. ID: i.ViJ-- r Dr4i. DlrtnaCiy JrUny -n J Jll MOnClay Mrs. Herbert Raye was hostess yesterday afternoon for her Httle daughter, Mary Joanne, Oon her 4th birthday. Tn affair was an outdoor party, with a pink and whIte celor scheme being used. Little guests included Geraldine Keene, Marcia Maple, Lois Monk, Anna May ; locKenour, ignore Phillippe, and Paul Raye. Mothers present were Mrs. Roy S. Keene, Mrs.-Howard Maple, Mrs. Cecil Monk, Mrs. Roy Locke- nour, Mrs. Harold Phillippe and Mrs. Herbert Raye Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hrrrall were weekend guests 4n Seattle. Barrie; center. Carole Lombard .L wTh GhurcH Rites To Be Held; Tonight . ? i i - :V The First Christian church wlll the setting for the marriage -ot Miss Kay Sharpnaek, daughter .of Mr. and Mrs. Ztns Sharpnaek, and Mr.-Joseph Craycrof t; on ot Mr. W. "G. Craycroft of Ingle 'wood, which will be' solemnized to- night at 8 o'clock. - ReT. Guy I Drill will perform ' the ceremony before a garden I scene of gladiolus and roses ar ranged on lattice arork. Ferns and palms will form the background i with all white tapers in eandleab- - Ml Helen GUkey.weartag blue foJ h son's wedding and the -r- iV- , net over taffeta, will light the bridVl aunt; M. stebbins K "in (Tr (Trm 1 candles. and eoutin, Mrs. Dean Meyers of 11C'L - ' Mr. John scnmiat, jr., wui sing Hollywood, are here for the cere , ''Because" and Mrs. George Cher- mony and are guests at the Sharp- rington win sing "i iove ion Truly" preceding the wedding. Mrs. John . Schmidt, Jr., will play the accompaniments and wedding marches. The bride, who will be given In marriage by her father, will ; wear , a " white satin bridal gown - fashioned princess style with tight bodice and leg-o-mutton sleeves. Her full length tulle Teil will be caught in a halo of orange bios- soms. sne win carry a Douquei of white rosebuds and bourardla. Mrs. Kelsey Forstrom of Pendle ton will be her sisters' matron of honor and will wear an orchid chiffon frock made with full skirt and shirred bodice. She will carry w'e 7 w?eath" of iose- Dndg ln ner Balr The bridesmaids, Mrs. Leo Ol son, sister of the bride, Mrs. Her man Verdleck. Mrs. Dean Jewell and Miss Gladys Ross, will wear . identical frocks of taffeta signed with V necklines, shirring on the tight fitting Doaioe ana full skirts. They will carry nose- gays ana wear itowers in iaeir IV I b.lr "SLlari? f 'J0. wnV .' aZ i v ,1, mrS - mI v!J5ut VJa mi nl TU?m w5ll t.. .nwn i .v ki,,. Mr lj oiaon will aet as best man lor Mr. uraycroii ana uinen -mrin be Mr. Dean Jewell. Mr. Hal Cro-s, Mr. brrille Cooley and Mr. ttih ruttnrA mil M sharpnaek will wear a del- pniniam biue iue gown orer gatia f Or her daughter's wedding, Reception to Follow retention in the church nar- lor, wI11 follow tke ceremony wlta members ot hte bridal party receiring the guests. The serr- in- UDle wlll be centered with the .-. circled with pink gladiolus flanked by white tapers in crystal hold ers. Mrs. P. D. Van Ausdell will cut the bride's cake and Mrs. Earl Strausbaugh will cut the groom's cake. Mrs. Jack Swanson will pour and serving Ann Swanson ill be Miss Betty Mllg B4tn DeLapp, MUs Helen cnester recsens, Mrs. KODert can Miss Rachel Tripp. r-itv-ntt Mlsa Martha Jane "on. Mrs. Marvin Ritchie. Mrs. Miss Lois Hyames, Miss Lois RnHfnoTi Mls Mirr Ram. MIm Helen Gilkey, Miss Nola Lee and Miss Jeanne Seacat. For traveling the bride will i nm htnah with navy and white accessories mnA R rnrur nf wrAmntmm Th couple will zo south on their wedding trip and visit at the Gold- en Gate ezposIUon and Santa Catalina Island before going to Inglewood, Calif., where they will reside. Miss Sharpnaek is a graduate of Salem schools and Mr. Cray- croft Is connected with the Doug las Aircraft corporation at Santa Monica. Mr. W. G. Craycroft came north Easy on Budget - OZTGON STATLC2'iAI7, Salzu &&&& MAXINE BUREN nack home. Bride-Elect Will Be Tt J f" TCl ... . w , v v Miss Zillah Frogley.wiU be hos- tess for a smartly arranged party Wednesday night at the surbur- ban home of her parents. The affair will compliment Miss Anna Mima unKuaunt w uuow wuiwt to Mr. Donald Dawson of SIlTer- ton win be an erent of August . The erenlnc will be svent In- formally and a late supper will be serred by the hostess. A kitchen shower will honor the bride-to-be. Bouquets of sumer flowers will grace the guest rooms. . . ny. . Vrm nr.f.- mt.tu viIa . m rr4vv. ui vn.n iw ll sjm u WJvuii. avtaawsv wa awvw ... ,. iuravai.ii ifH Jewell Mlnier. Mlas Rose Ann Gibson. Miss Jere Simmons, Miss VirginU Martin. Miss Chloe An- derson, Miss Nadlne Orcutt and M,s "rof Allimnae tO Attend wt iv-. iwiiiiviiu PartV Toiliaht lJT iwiayiii A group of the Salem Alpha Phi alumnae are motoring to Portland tonlcht to be guests of Iv poniand alumnae group at J , nfJrmll dlSe?Snd SSerlng J? gc"S,p's SuSut at I ar...n? .? 5? . .! makTng arranTemYnUr "the -ff.ir Planning to attend from Salem Bell, Miss Peggy Thompson, Miss for the Hawaiian islands. Mrs. William Llnfoot, Mrs. Roy Marjorle Weum, Miss Maxlne Mc- Harland. Mrs. Richard Smart, Killop, Miss Helen Wledmer. Miss Ralph Cake ot Portland will Mrs. Norval E. Edwards. Mrs. Jean Cone. Miss Esther Rickey. b the gnest speaker at the meet Frank Earnest, Mrs. Ronald P. MlM Vivian Fryer. Miss Dorothy int 0f Pro-America on Septem-r,-M.i.t.A xrua Cbebran. Blaisdell. Miss Velma May, Mrs. ber . The meetlnc will be held Hottell. Miss jeannette Brown. Glenn LaDuke. Mrs. Harvey Qul Miii Ruth Yocom. Miss Rachel Mrs. James Wilkinson and Yocom. Miss Dorothy MacDonald Mr"- AndrewHalvorsen. and Miss Jean McElhlnny. Mr. and Mrs. David Wright. M D.nl . w a trm ictiil Kilea. ifr. Georre Jackson! Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Vibbert and Leeta Clare Vibbert attended the Portland Shrine picnic at Sea- side en Sunday. The Salem folk Joined the Portland group and from there went by train to Sea- side. Over 400 Shrlners attended the picnic which was held at the Seaside hotel. Btr. and Mrs. Thomas Roew left this morning for a month's visit with friends and relatives ln Min nesota and Wisconsin. They are making the trip by auto and are planning to go by the southern route and return by the northern. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Keck of Sacramento are visiting for two weeks at . the home of Mr. and Mrs. K. Keck. Trips to the beach, up the Columbia river and into the mountains, have been ar ranged for them. The Catholic Daughters of America will hold an outdoor meeting Thursday at the home of Mrs. Anna Alley at 1433 South Liberty street. This will be a no host, 6:30 dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Marphy, Mr. and Mrs.' I. M. Doughton. Mr. and. Mrs. C. W. Parker and Mr. and Mrs. S. Deltrick and their families enjoyed a picnic supper and . swim at OUnger park last night. - CLUB CALENDAR ' Tuesday Past President's club of the WRC with Mrs. Cordelia La , Bare, 1715 Lee street, 2 p.m. -''--'- Wednesday ..'FOE aurlllary social club covered ' dish ' picnic,' OUnger Field, ;30 p.m'. - Barbara Frletehle tent. Daughters of Union Veterans, picnic with Mrs. Wanda Ed lans. Monitor. . Mlssi6nary society of Pres byterian church, with Mrs. Wil lis R. Dallas, route 3, box 005, . 1 p. m. covered-dish luncheon. Thursday - -..-i Barbara Frletehle tent, -Daughters of . Union . Veterans. . with Mrs. Bertha Bergman, t . 'P ni. " '. ' , 1 j .Fidells class. First . Baptist church, with Mrs. .Frances -Hoyt, ,7S3,North Winter street, 1 p. mV Covered dish lunch. "... f-Maccabee Willamette Vt e n t hive, at 8 p. m- KP halL - ; Capital Business college stu-. r dents and former, students,, pic-. ; nlc. at the Pallas park t p. m. .. ; Catholic . Daughters,' w 1 1 h 'Mrs. Anna Ally, 1433 South - Liberty street, 0:30 " no-host5 '; dinner. : ;v:, '.-'' i Friday V ' ' Florence Yall missionary so ciety, Calvary ' Baptist church with Mrs. H. S. Gile, 1:30 p. m. dessert luncheon. . -. Woman's : auxiliary .to St. Paul's Episcopal church, with -Mrs. U. O. Shipley at 771 North Cottage street, 2:30 p m. , . : Ann Judson circle. First Bap tist church, with Mrs. Marrln Roth, 1690 Madison street . 0:30 p. mj Outdoor meeting. Oraoa. In dor Momiag. Aogtisi 13. 1S13 SOCIETY MUSIC IhellGM Revealed Sunday At the' lovely garden party for which Mrs. WJ. Mlnklewits was hostess Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. E. Bergman; an nouncement was made of the be throthal and forthcoming mar riage of Miss Peggy Mlnklewits, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mlnklswlra. to Mr. Emerr Hobbs. on of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hobbs. The 'wedding will be an event ar October 10 at St. Paul's Eois- eoPal church; Mrs. Mlnklewits ana ner aaugnter receiTea in- formally in the garden with Mrs. Bergmai Miu MinkUwitc attended Si- lem schools and Oregon Bute col- lege. Mr. Hobbs went to the Uni- reralty of Oregon and Eastern Oregon Normal school. He is now associated with Paulas Brothers t.i,-.i ni,vui tt nrn mi wr AAMif f h iaatai ointia mnA v wa vu ma y Mntrf with wt of flowr The serrinr Uble was eorered with a lace cloth and centered with a white bouquet of snapdrag- ons and gladiolus ,ua wnite ngurues on eitner siae. uuests were presented with nosegays with an arrow bearing the names ' ills' K Tearer and Mrs mus Mary xeager ana Mrs. Marrln Ritchie greeted the guests at the gate and assisting inform- ally were Miss Vlrian Wilson, Miss Dorothy McLeod and Miss Mary Erelyn Mlnklewits. Guests were Miss Margaret Campbell. Miss Mildred Meaney, Miss Patricia Noonan. Miss Lou Hickman. Miss Mary Yeager. Miss rvtfc, ir-iA mu. vi; wn. son Mi..Eleanor .Sederstrom. Miss Doris Drager, Miss Margaret boater, to m.mberV"the M sionary society of the First Pre- Mrs. Willis R. Dallas. will be bTteri church on Wednesday. A oloit covered dish luncneon is iiu. u " ar Un' B' ,B, t f,T v"" w- A. Burns and Mrs. J. M. John- son. Those wishing transportation are t0 met at the church at 12:45 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Rolls Rleder and children, Rolla, Jr., and Ross Kenneth, of Yakima are visiting for several days in the capital. In the Valley Social Realm PLEAS ANTD ALE The Arra wannah Needle club enjoyed a two o'clock picnic dinner at the Ross Woods picnic grove Wednes day afternoon with Mrs. Scott Edwards and Mrs.- Fred Flnni- cum hostesses. Other members present were Mrs. Marian Boul- r.'.r ElWr.DF m' MaT wea The'n'exVmetTngm iVtt the same place with Mrs. Ivan Oubser and Mrs. E. M. Maxwell, ess WOODBURN Miss B i 1 1 1 e Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown ot Anahaim, Califor nia, became the b r 1 d e ' of Mr. Kleth Tweedie, son otv LeRoy Tweed I e of Woodburn on Satur day In' Vancouver, Washington. They wlll make their home with Mr. Tweedie ln Woodburn. Both are graduates of Woodburn high school and he has attended Wil lamette university. . . ROBERTS The O. T. Womehs club held a picnic at Silver Creek falls. Those making the trip were Mr. and Mrs. S. Spurrier of Pase dena, visiting at the home of Mrs. Spurrier's sister, Mrs. Alice Coolldge; Mrs.- Kate Woodward, Mrs. E. ,A. Goodrich, Mrs. Lee Eyefly. Mrs. George Bressler, Mrs. Alice CoolidgeV Mrs. S. C. Daven port, Mrs. Albert ' Blankenship Mr. and -Mrs. Frank Sollenberger, Mrs. Karl Heyden, Mrs. A. Thompson, and Mrs. Forest Ed wards. ' 'Mr. and Mrs. A. Thompson have as their house guests Mr. and Mrs.' Lloyd Thompson of Modesto. California,- IB OWKTWWSJ LOS AJtSSlXS ,07 r - Convenience LOS ANGBLBS, CALIF. HILL at 3rd. It J1 wm . civ , t?'"":i y u -A.. A V- !; ' - Aa ' A CXDMPANY. MEAT Beef ienderiolns cut about In Inches ful and eTen u tBy 4re good for thick farm the basis of this broiler dinner for a special occasion, those with , gout, ; .arthritis, in A preheated broiler with the meat placed about-three inches fff"0" rtf' t'-thtT from the source of heat starts the. process. One turning, after g;d these recipes to about tene zninutes, and another in five to ten minutes to brown our . already large list of good the other side, finishes the cooking. Then rub generously with things made from temocs. butter, season.' and . serve with potatoes (parboiled, diced, then about two minutes -frying in hot, fat to brown). It's a meed to remember, and is another suo gestion from mo test kilchen of Martha Logan. Spinsters Honor' Miss Cross , ... . . MlM VirginU Cross, bride-elect ot Mr Richard M. Peters of Lake- rlew was the inspiration for a - - night when the Spinsters met at me f urmouoi nui buius 01 m Barbara Pierce. The Spinsters made final plans tor the Rudolph Renter concert which they will sponsor August XO at Waller hall. Miss Plerco serred refreshments late in tne unrinr ui rrau m ri norothr Alexander. Miss Doro- tha rVirwr Ulu Esther Ralrd. - w Uiu Barbara Comnton. Miss Dor- Is Drager. Miss Shirley ETenson. Miss Mary Ellen Hammond. Miss Margaret Slmms, Miss Eleanor Swift, MUs Margaret wagner. Miss samara crain, miss vvnaa Jerman. Miss Patsy LiTealey, Miss Betty Simmons, Miss Ruth Jean STIfS!: MissAllce Miss Sally McLellan, Swift, Miss Anita Wag- ner, Miss Frances Ann Mott, Miss Bobbe Shinn. Mrs. Joseph Cronin, jr mnA Mrs. Clarence Hamilton. Dr. aad Mrs. Frank Spescer and daughters. JCnthryn and Su- sanne. of Honolulu, who hare been house guests of Mr. and Mrs. norr ria for tba naat month. left MondaV morning for. San Francisco and will sail on Friday at the Marion . hotel as usual. Pro-America Is the woman's re publican organization. MHI Els Boyd, formerly a Red Cross nurse, has been visiting with her cousin, Mrs. Leona Jo- ' "VL?tSZl?I former home, Hastings, Nebraska, Mrs. C. C Geer and her daugh ter, Mrs. John Cattrall. have left for a week's sUy in Canada where they wlll visit ln and around Calgary. En route home they will stop at Lake Louise and Banff. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Olson of Seattle are the parents of a son Carl Bradley, born on July 30. Mrs. Olson Is a granddaughter ot Mrs. T. 8. Mackensle. and has spent many summers here. . Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bowers and children, Jimmy and Jean. were guests 01 jars. Mowers' par- ents ln Vancouver, Wash., over the weekend. A visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Snell this week is ;;7'"r: ,ted ot Spokane. Mr- Mr- Harry A. Johnson, I?" Li lM 8tnrd l?Ta lit f Af A lemon twists and French-fried Today's Menu: An economical prune coffee bread will join fresh fruit for dessert ln today's meaL Jellle grapefruit-orange salad Pork chops Baked potatoes Fried green tomatoes Baked Zucchini squash Prune coffee cake-fruit PRUXK COFFE CAKE Batter: 1 cup cooked prunes 1 cup lukewarm water 1 cakes compressed yeast Vi cup butter H cup white sugar 2 teaspoons salt 1 teaspoon cinnamon 2 cups sifted flour 2 eggs , Topping: hi cup brown sugar k cup flour 2 tablespoons butter RattM Pit prunes and cut fine. Die- solve yeast in water. Cream to gether butter, sugar, salt and spice. Add yeast and 2 cups flour, and beat. Cover and let rise about 4fi mlnuten. Add prunes, beaten eggs, and stir to blend. Add re- malnder of flour and beat welL Pour Into two aTreased Pns and let rise about 45 minutes or until very light. Blend topping In gredients until "pebbly." Sprin kle top evenly. Bake in moderate oven (175 degrees) about SO mln- utea. Serve hot. May be reheaUd. Serve 10 to 12. Carrots Appear in Peach Conserve A novel eomblnaUon of frulU and vegetables make an attractive appearing and v excellent flavored conserve. CARROT, APPLE AVD PEACH CONSERVE 1 cup diced carrots 1 cup sliced peaches 1 cup diced tart apples Juice of 1 lemon 14 eups sugar Mix well all ingredients and cook until the mixture is clear. Pour'lnto sterilised Jars and seaL John and Diaae Perry, children ot Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Perry, are the guests this week of their grandmother and aunt, Mrs. E. J. Donnell and Miss Mary Fake, at Yachats. Mr. and Mrs. Loots Larhmmnd. Mrs. Henry W. Meyers -and Mr. Donald C Roberts were among the Salem folk attending the re- view at Fort Lewis this weekend. Mrs. Raby Mischler and daagb ter. Nan. left Mondav for Cnt- w spena a lorxnignt ai the Ben Drager cottage. Miss LacilL Brailard Is vaca- tlonlng in Wardner. Idaho, a. the guest of her parents. mm- ...with this iced tea Lemons Are In Many Recipes i ' .The - arerage person la this, country eats, - drinks or washes hair with I0.T lemons each year. whlch doesn't seem like a rery high aTerage. s - It appears from : reading the stories about these delightful little yellow baHs of goodness, that Just about erery Titamin in. the alphabet can be found 1 la them. There's eTen a new one Titamin P or "cittla". (sit-reen) which, has been I recently di& cojered and which Is found only In lemons.. - -.' H LE3IOX GLYU3l. iLIT ; J California lemon, extract f ; Juice , ' ; ' H Callfornln range, extract : . Juice' i .. j Sugar to taste' , . ; Crushed Ice to fill glass t Combine and fUl glass with ginger ale. Add a bit ot shredded lemon peel. i J , LEMOJf ECGXOG 1 egg white, beaten stiff with j . l tablespoon sugar . 1 egg yolk, beaten well with ; t tablespoons lemon Juice and ; 1 tablespoon sugar Milk Fold of the egg white with sugar Into yolk mixture. Pour Into a tall glass and fill with milk, almost to ton. Stir well. Top with remainder of egg white. All drinks for which recipes are giren abore are la quantities for one only. I f " LEMON WITH HOT OR COLD ( Correct : tea sertice. hot : or cold. Includes lemon garnishes. Juicy quarters should be Included as well as decoratlre slices. Insert eloTeS. if liked- Tor; Iced tea, an end of the. lemon, f sliced to fit orer edge of glass, is admirable. . Grated lemon peel (1 teaspoon for each 4 to eups) glres either ' hot or iced tea a delicate nT?r and aroma.' Place grated peel in teapot with tea. Add, boiling "water. i. - ' t v t, Lemon Juice la also good with bIk cof fee. Jioor Iced. ,; - 'w " I JftlCe CHlCl OOUSCtge In Main-Dish Small sausages, combined with .1 " T," T.v .7. XmUrV nrise fher. wltJ 1 delicacy. SURPBISB RICE, cups boded rice sweet pepper small onion . v pound tiny sausages cup nrllk i Butter or margarine pr. chop and parboiL Add pepper and onion, chopped fine, to the. Mix .thoroughly: anU put. layer ln a buttered baking dish. Add n layer of the sausages which have been partially cooked. : and cover with rice. Pour milk over it all and dot with butter. Cover and -bake at 350 degrees for one-half boor. Remove the cover and bake for another half-hour. Yield: S servings, 1 cup. Chocolate Icing! ! Is Smooth i Evaporated milk goes Into this Icing to . give richness without much expense.1 Flavor's good and texture smooth . r I CHOCOLATESlCIXa i 1 . 1 7-ounce bar semi-sweet choc olate ' S J f.- i ' M cup' evaporated milk - 1 cup confectioners sugar Melt chocolate, with milk in top ot double boiler. Sift ln the con fectioners sugar, - stirring until . cold and 1 smoothly: blended. Spread between-layers, and en top and sides of cake. Yield: Suffi cient for 2 -lnh layers - - - .' '.i ' : ! PERFECT ICTD TEA a . sccretNo, quite simple.' .Fr.e$h:bewe,ll Tre Tea, .Kwgk ice and sqiieaabJe segments of lemooL Bur ' J, jiW T. Ri Tree : ";?.' flt wn'texy. It - Ie cimtaias precious Dirjecl Tbe iw tea 'lcares Impart their WfxagraWand flavor to the Tery last sipV Tree Tea costs . you nothing extra. The extras are new delights .from tibe supb ; f flavor. A4k or Tree Tea, Orange Pekoe, todir. r?T Tea is fUvor-
