Social Briefs
i By Dorothy Greene
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Mary Bethune Literary and Art
club enjoyed a rare treat at its
regular meeting, Thursday, April
20, at the home of Mrs. J. B.
Bonds when Mrs. Helen Foe gave
a discussion with illustrations
about flowers. Each member was
presented with a bulb for plant
ing by Mrs. Foe.
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Visiting in Lincoln over the
week end were Roy Kinchlow, a
senior at Hastings college, Dan
Smith and his brother Lowell, also
of Hastings.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Harris,
formerly of Chicago, have taken
up residence in the city. Mrs.
Harris is the former Rae Lee
Lewis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Clayton P. Lewis.
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Mrs. B. Booker of Great Bend,
Kas., is visiting in the city for a
few days.
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Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Givehand
of Nebraska City motored to Lin
coln on Sunday. Mrs. A. R. Adams,
who has been visiting her daugh
ter and son-in-law, M». and Mrs.
Herman Tapp, for the past two
weeks, returned to Nebraska City
with the Givehands.
Millard T. Woods, executive
secretary of the Urban League of
Muskegon, Mich., his brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Del
mar J. Woods of Omaha, were
worshipers at Quinn Chapel Sun
day morning. They were called to
Lincoln due to the illness of their
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Woods,
who is reported somewhat im
proved. They were accompanied
by Roy Miller of Grand Haven,
Mich. Mr. Miller visited his
mother, Mrs. Lillian Miller, who is
convalescing after several weeks
as a patient at St. Elizabeth hos
pital. ,
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The Rev. and Mrs. Alfred New
ton and Mrs. O. P. Washington of
Beatrice motored to Lincoln on
Thursday.
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The regular Quinn Chapel mis
sionary meeting was held at the
home of Mrs. Rachel Edwards.
After the regular business hour a
program was given.
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LIVING BEAUTIFULLY
(C.L.S.)
“No one but yourself can make
life beautiful, no one can be pure,
honorable and loving for you.”
—J. R. Miller.
There are people who save an
outward attitude of kindness,
courtesy, forbearance and appre
ciation for those in street, store or
acquaintances. In the home—that
little world of their own—their
best traits are laid upon the
shelf with their hat, and all the
uncontrolled nagging, faultfind
ing, sarcasm, and petty hopeful
ness of their nature is let loose on
the members of the family.
Beautiful living should be
practiced at home, among those
we love most, and where humor,
gentle s p ee c h, understanding,
courtesy, and praise are most de
served.
The humblest home may radi
ate contentment, cheerfulness,
comradeship. Beautiful living
must begin within ourselves;
practiced at home religiously,
then our conduct in the world
will take care of itself.
One must “seek beauty.” It is
everywhere for us to see and en
joy. Keep worries and fears away
in the background as far as pos
sible.
Psychologists tell us of the
harmful effects of fear on the
mental and physical health of
children. Yet these bogies of
fear, worry, and “depression” are
constantly taking away that feel
ing of safety and refuge which a
child should have for his home.
HOUSEHOLD HINTS 1
By Mrs. Brevy Miller Phone 2-4051 J
I was very happy when the edi
tor of THE VOICE asked me to
do an article on Urban League
Culinary Art people. There are
just so many in the persons of
Bettie Rose Huston, Doris and
Birdie Powell, Vonna and Eloise
Finley among the younger group
and in the Mary Bethune club
there are numerous good cooks.
In the Guild I am happy to say
the same, and I am sure anyone
attending any of the dinners
where either group of these ladies
have planned and prepared the
meals will agi’ee with me. I am
asking that any of the ladies that
will send me her favorite recipe
we will be happy to publish it.
This week we are happy to pre
sent Bettie Rose’s favorite cake
recipe.
Notes of Interest
Mrs. Capitola Sellars is reported
at St. Elizabeth hospital as a re
sult of a broken leg received
when she fell down her basement
steps.
Vera Cason, 7, is reported im
proved at Lincoln General hospital
where she has been a patient for
the past week.
Walnut Marble Spice Cake.
3 cups sifted cake flour
3 Vi teaspoons baking powder
Vi teaspoon salt
% cup butter or other shortening
1 Vi cups sugar
3 eggs
1 cup milk
1 Vi teaspoons cinnamon
% teaspoon cloves
% teaspoon nutmeg
3 teablespoons molasses
•V» cup finely chopped walnuts
Sift flour
once, measure
add baking
powder, salt;
sift together 3
times. Cream
shortening and
sugar until
light and
fluffy. ~~ Add
eggs one at a
time, beat
well. Add flour Bettie Huston
alternately with milk at little at
a time, beating till smooth each
time.
Divide batter into two parts,
1 to part 1 add spices, molasses
' and walnuts. Put batter by table
! spoonfuls into 9" tube pan alter
nating light and dark mixtures.
Bake in 350° for one hour. Frost
with favorite frosting, decorate
with walnuts.
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