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Social Briefs » By Dorothy Greene Phone 5-7508 f Seen among those at the Amer icans for Democracy Action Char ter banquet at the Lincoln Hotel, May 24, were Mr. and Mrs. George Randol, Mr. and Mrs. James Ful ler, Charles Goolsby and Clyde Malone. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barnett of Los Angeles, Calif., were the house guest^of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Dean from May 22 until today. They are the niece and nephew of Mr. Dean and are well known natives of Lincoln. * * * Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Barnett were hon ored guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Randol. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Malone and daughter Jeanne, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Colley and Mr. and Mrs. James Dean. * * * On Sunday they were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Malone. K> * * At the meeting of the Wesleyan Service Guild of St. Paul Meth odist church on Tuesday evening, Mrs. Kathryn Lytle was re-elected president of the guild. Mrs. Roberta Molden was appointed chairman of the recreation com mittee and Mrs. Rubie Shake speare chairman of the ' spiritual life committee. » £ c * The Quinn Chapel Sunday school ended its project of selling subscriptions to the Voice Satur day evening with a party in the church basement, With Dorothy Greene and Betty Wilson in charge. Team Captain Robert Botts won the prize for his team, selling the most subscriptions. Refreshments, hot dogs and pop, were served. * * * Lincolnites were glad to see Rev. and Mrs. R. E. Handy at the district convention held at Quinn Chapel on May 24. Rev. Mr. Handy is a former pastor of Quinn Chapel. S !j> * Mr. and Mrs. Bill Balam of Vicksburg, Miss., parents of Mrs. Rose Mae Zollicoffer and Mrs. Corene Johnson, were the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Zollicoffer. They like Lincoln and plan to make it their home. * * * CARD OF THANKS 1 wish to take this means to thank my many friends for the thoughtfulness which they ex tended me during my recent ill ness. Mrs. Rose Mae Zollicoffer, 2000 T st. $ * * C ARD OF THANKS I want to thank my many friends who were so nice to me during my recent illness. The flowers were beautiful, fhe cards were lovely and the visits helped cheer me so very much. Mrs. William Beach, * * * Miss Emma White, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George White, was hostess at a dinner party given in honor of Miss Marie Collins. Guests ^eluded Miss Bettie Rose Huston, Miss Norma Dunn, James Adkins and Werner Lightner. • * * Mrs. Ralph Johnson has re cently returned from St. Paul, Minn., where she attended the funeral of a friend. * * * Mrs. W. Simpson was guest speaker at Newman Methodist church Sunday, May 28. * * * Among Lincolnites attending the annual Methodist conference in Kansas City were Mrs. Brevy Miller, Mrs. C. O. Shepherd, Mrs. Fantella Baker and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith. FASHION-OF-WEEK SUITED FOR THE YEAR round is this lightweight ensemble of rayon wrinkle • resisting suiting. The three-piece outfit features • sheer ribbed dickey with Jewel neckline. In navy snd white or porcelain pink and navy. QapitaL J>Ioda, cS&swjuul 1720 O Street CARPET, LINOLEUM AND TILE I NSTALLATION Phone 2-2225 Lincoln, Nebraska 1- , . ■ 10-25-39' Lincoln’s Favorite Potato Chip J ■jm m m: m: ■■■ ■T,.flL K B ■ ■ ■ .■■■■■ r 'I'm parked > MERE FOR AM EATI IMG EEST NOW, WAtTE.FO WHAT WOULD YOU SU6rr-,F«,T -\ ■ IT PAYS TO a DEAL AT a CHEAPPETS ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ § i i ■ ■ I ! \Jac/l GqsL ^haJtbiA, By Eloise Finley. Hi Teens: Well, school is out for some of us. The last day was Monday. * * * Picknicking Sunday, May 21, were six car loads of teens. Where were they? At Pioneers park. What did they do for recreation? They played baseball. Then I bet you couldn’t guess what they did after doing all that playing, could you? Well I will tell you, they ate. (Smiles). Then every one spent the rest of the evening informally. Among those seen were: Martha Hammonds, James Ware, Betty Bowman, Robert Hammonds, De Lores Bowen, Charles Finney, Lo retta McWilliams, Maurice Rus sell, Joyce Williams, Richard Hol comb. They all reported having a good time. * * * Seen taking in the sights Sun day, May 21st, were Birdie Pow ell, David Wilson, Doris Powell, Connie Wilson and Cecil Hatcher. They were riding in a blue car. * * * Thursday night, May 25th, Ma rion Bradford came to Lincoln to spend some time. I noticed Bobby Finney also was scheduled to leave around that time. Could she have come down to bid farewell? * * * Friday night Vonna Finley gave her recital at Irving school. She sang two songs with the last be ing accompanied by a solo ballet dance. They were “Love Is Where You Find It’’ and “Just a Kiss in the Dark.” • Bye now, ELOISE. !.HOUSEHOLD HINTS < II7 Mrs. Brevi Miller Phone 2-40>l Even though the first of June has arrived, we are still having rainy and dready weather. Those are the days you like to have a cheery menu, like the one 1 have planned for this week. Ch'cken Pie Wilted Lettuce Harvard Beet* Bread Blitter Jelly Old-Fashion Rice Pudding Chicken Pie 5 tablespoon chicken fat or butter ¥i c ip sliced onion 4 tablespoons flour 2 cups chicken stock Salt and pepper 2 to 3 cups cooked chicken cut in pieces 1 cup canned peas 1 cup diced cooked ea:—ots Heat fat; add onion and qook over low heat about 10 minutes or until soft and lightly browned. Add flour and stir until blended; slowly add stock and stir over low heat until thick and smooth; i season to taste. Add a little celery salt and onion salt Lf de sired. Arrange chicken meat and vegetables in layers in a large casserole. Cover with sauce. Top with rich biscuit topping. Bake in (425°F) about 20 mintues. Makes about six servings. Wilted lettuce 4 to 6 cups shredded lettuce ,2 strips bacon diced 1 tablespoon brown sugar Vfc teaspoon salt Few grains pepper ‘4 teaspoon paprika *4 teaspoon dry mustard 3 tablespoon vinegar 1 tablespoon water Wash lettuce thoroughly. Cook bacon until CTisp Combine dry ingredients and add to bacon. Add vinegar and water: heat to boiling point. Heat-the lettuce in the hot sauce just enough to wilt it. Allow two medium-sized heads of lettuce for six to eight servings. Harvard Meet* 2'~ cups diced beer a *•» eup sugar 2 teaspoons eorn»rar<-h ‘4 cup v ineg.-.r %, cup heet liquid or »ar*r 1 tablespoons butter Drain beets, reserving Liquid Combine; sugar and cornstarch stir in vinegar and beet liquid Qr water; stir over low heat tmt. thickened. Add beets and butter: heat. Makes about five servings. 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