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P Social Briefs } By Doitt(b) Grren f The Quinn Chapel Senior Choir sponsored a “Trip Around The World” Wednesday August 1st. The trip included six stops which are as follows: Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Botts, Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Conrad, Mr. and Mrs. James Wil son and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Botts. At the last stop home made ice cream, pop and hot dogs were sold. A good time was had by all. * * Miss Freddie Powell, daughter, of the Rev. and Mrs. R. H. Powell j left Sunday after spending her final week of summer vacation with her parents. * * * The Rev. and Mrs. J. B. Brooks and family have returned after spending several weeks in Cali fornia visiting friends and rela tives. Betty and Hazel Wilson daugh ters of Mr. and Mrs. James Wil son left Saturday to visit friends and relative in Colorado. * * * Mr. Joseph Green was admitted to Lincoln General Hospital Fri day to have an operation. He is in room 302. « * * Mr. Maurice Russell has re turned after spending six weeks at Camp McCoy, Wis. * * * Stopping at the home of the Rev. and Mrs. J. B. Brooks Sun day was Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Mitchum, Flint, Mich., Mr. Elbert Mitchum, Mr. Jewell Mitchum and Mr.Raweigh Mitchum all of Morrilson, Ark. They are relatives of Mrs. Brooks. * * *• Mr and Mrs. Lynwood Parker were the recent dinner guest of the Rev. and Mrs. John Humbert. * * * I Miss Frances Lewis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Lewis j has returned after spending several days visiting in Chicago, 111. * * * Mrs. Sarah Walker is vacation ing in Omaha, Nebraska and Kansas City. * * * The following boys have re turned after spending 11 days at Camp Sheldon, in Columbus, Ne- | AUTO PARTS MOTOR REBUILDING MOTOR EXCHANGE BEN’S NEW WAY AUTO PARTS 2018-2024 “O” Si. Ph. 2-1039 j “9 out of 10 your '»est bet j is Ben" For Everything in HARDWARE Baker Hardware 101 No. 9th 2-3710 B. O. McField I Cleaners A TaBors Specialise In Hand-Weaving 301 No. 9th Phone 2-5441 A---' wu!piuiHi!»aiiiiw:!><pini!Bii;iHiiiaHinin:iii. 1 SMITH Pharmacy 2146 Vine Prescriptions — Drugs Fountain — Sundries Phone 2-1958 ' j.v' m l§!p| ililjjfPf RAYON SHANTUNG with the look of silk is used fop a three piece bolero jacket dress-suit with jits own contrasting color blouse. I In cherry red, green or black, all with cream white blouse. braska. They are: Boyd Roberts, Paul Lewis, Carl McFields, Ray Shepherd, Edward Qualls, and Jo Nathan McWilliams. Ted King was counselor. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Lynwood Parker 1 were the week-end guest of Mr. : and Mrs. Hugh Jackson in Omaha, | Nebraska. * * * In Lincoln to attend the fun eral of Alex Morris were Mr. and (Mrs. Leonard Morris, Mr. and ! Mrs. Robert Chitwood and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. James, all of Great iBend, Kansas and Mr. and Mrs. 'Albert Dennie of Tulsa, Okla. * * * A birthday party was given August 1st., for Miss Inez Lintz, i daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Lintz, 2230 T Street. Those at-' tending were Diane and Donald' Griggsby, Cherry, Leon and j Marilyn Culiff, Mattie and Louise Gorden, Janice, Zola, Loretta, Jackie and Rydell Lintz, Lois and Chancy Lewis Blakley, Rudy Lomack, Debbie Shepard, Rickey Robinson, Stephanie Cooke, Wil lene Letcher, Chipper McWil-, liams, and Jimmy Lintz. Inez was 2 years old and received many lovely gifts. Mrs. Lintz was as sisted by Mrs. Lenora Lintz andi Mrs. Lois Dungan. A lovely time , was had by all. - Louis Beats Brion I In Ten Rounds SAN FRANCISCO. (ANP).— j Joe Louis, the once highly feared brown bomber, is having his troubles. [ Fresh from a second 10-round | decision over Cesar Brion, the ! rugged Argentine fighter, Louis | expressed keen disappointment lover that newly-crowned cham pion Jersey Joe Walcott and de throned champion Ezzard have I agreed to postpone their rematch j fight until next year. The former champion said he had not given up hope of regain ing the crown. He added; “As long as Walcott or Charles has it, we still have hope.” The 12,000 persons who saw last week’s fight between Louis and j Brion gave the two a fine hand after the slugfest. From the opening bell to the seventh, the tough Argentinian carried the fight to Louis, and was ahead on points for five rounds. But from the seventh on it was Louis all the way. In the seventh Louis battered j Brion with lefts and rights to the head, and drove in body blows that had Brion groggy. He pounded him silly in the last three rounds, but was unable to bring across a knockout punch. At the end of the fight, Brion’s face was cut and he was bleed ing on the side of each eye. Louis won by a unanimous de cision. It was his seventh wis in his comeback campaign since he lost to Charles. ■ Bunche Proposed As Ambassador WASHINGTON — (ANP) — A; movement to have Dr. Ralph J. Bunche, 47-year-old director of the U.N. Trusteeship division, named ambassador to Moscow, has been launched on Capitol hill, and according to its chief sponsor, Sen. Blair Moody (D., Mich.), it is receiving “excellent” reception from the White House and the state department. Dr. Bunche is being boomed as 1 a successor to Adm. Alan G. Kirk, who is retiring from the post. The suggestion of Dr. Bunche’s name was made by the Detroit News. Said Sen. Moody, “The im mediate reaction was that, be cause of his past anii-Communist and anti-Russian statements, Rus sia might well declare Dr. Bunche persona non grata as an ambas sador and that such possible action would be a factor favoring, rather than hindering his appoint ment. (It) . . . would certainly be a living refutation to the whole Communist propaganda line in Asia that America grinds down people of colored races. Awards 63 Degrees LITTLE ROCK—(ANP)—Phil ander Smith college last week awarded 63 degrees at its 84th commencement. The Rev. John |M. McCormack, pastor of the First Methodist church at Jonesboro, delivered the baccalaureate ser mon, and the Rev. M. LaFayette Harris, president of the college, gave the commencement address. IDEAL Grocery and Market Lota of Parking 27th and F Streets THE EVANS CLEANERS - LA UNDE R F. R S Save Monei (Jse our Cash and Carry Plat. 333 No. 12th St Dial 2-6961 °/eose Aik For UMBERBER’S AMBULANCE; , 2-8543 Umberger9a Mortuary, Inc. 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Barbecued Patties Vc cup soft crumbs | *4 cup milk *-l> pound chopped bottom round 2 tablespoons melted fat or salad oil Salt and pepper 2 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce 1 tablespoon vinegar 2 tablespoons sugar Vi cup ketchup 1 onion, chopped Moisten crumbs with milk. Add meat; season. Form in 4 large patties. Brown on both sides in fat or oil. Add remaining ingre dients. Cover; cook 10 minutes. Serves 4. Veal Salad Loaf (Served cold.) 1 package lemon flavoring gelatin mixture 1 2/3 cups boiling water 1 teaspoon chopped onion 1 tablespoon chopped pimiento 1 tablespoon chopped green pepper 2/3 teaspoon salt 1 /3 teaspoon paprika *i* cup diced celery 2 cups chopped cooked veal Pour water over gelatin mix ture, stir until dissolved. Cool, allow to thicken a little. Add rest of ingredients, pour into glass mold. Chill until stiff. Blackberry Roll. Make the required amount of baking powder biscuit dough and rcll out one-half inch thick. Spread with melted butter and strew one-half of the blackberries on top; cover with one-half cup j sugar; fold dough over on the j sides and then roll as for a jelly roll. Put in a large well greased pan surrounded with the rest of tr.e berries and one-half cup su gar. Bake in a hot oven twenty to twenty-five minutes. Cut in slices and serve with the sauce in the pan. Combination Vegetable Salad. (Excellent For Spring Serving) 1 cup diced asparagus 2-3 cup sliced beets ’i cup c'lopped celery V<. cup diced cooked carro.s Vi teaspoon salt Vi teaspoor. paprika ! lteaspoon finely chopped onion I tablespoon chop'Xl sweet pickle Vi cup salad dressing Lightly combine all ingredients which have been chilled. Serve on lettuce. Chocolate Fudge 1 tablespoon butter 2 cups sugar 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 cup milk V* cup nuts 2 suuars chocolate Mix sugar, milk, chocolate and butter. Boil gently, stirring fre quently until soft ball forms when portion is tested in cup of cold water. 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