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The Urban League Picnic
Antelope Park on Memorial Day
was the scene of the annual Urban
League picnic. It was perfect
weather. Sandwiches and ice
cream were served to a good sized
crowd.
Prizes awarded in the spr Vs
event were:
Free for all — Girls — Betty Jo
Newton.
Free for all — Boys — Donny
Whiteman.
Sack Race—Girls—Betty Jo
Newton and Joann Botts.
Sack Race — Boys — Jonathan
McWilliams and Wayne Roberts: i
Relays—Girls—Betty Jo New
ton, Beverly Parnell, Yvonne
Hood, and Eugenia Brooks.
Relays — Boys — Virgil Napue,
Phil Anderson, Vincent William
son, and Phil Whiteman.
Basket Ball Throw — Girls —
Beverly Brown.
Basket Ball Throw—Boys—Phil
Whiteman. j
Miss Dorothy Green has re
turned from Chicago after spend
ing three weeks visiting her
brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. R. Green.
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Miss Iona Adams a former resi
dent of Lincoln was in the city
over the week end visiting friends.
She spent part of her stay in
Omaha, before returning to Des
Moines.
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.Visting in the city over the week
end were Miss Virgina Becks and!
Mrs. Sally Bell of Grand IslandJ
They were visiting with Mrs. Nar-1
vail- Vaughn.
* * *
Motoring to Hastings, Nebraska
on Sunday were Miss Mary Samp- ,
son, Mrs. Alma Austin, Mrs. Betty
Lintz and Gardner Brown.
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House guests of the Rev. and
Fathers Day
P A Really
V«UraS Nice Selection
Goldenrod Stationery Store ,
215 North 14th Street
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Betty Wilson to Denver
Miss Betty Wilson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson, left
Saturday May 31, for Denver,
Colo, where she will make her
home. Betty was an active mem
ber of Quinn
Chapel AME
church, a mem
ber of the
Choir, a Sun
day School
teacher and an
cou n s e 1 o r in
Youth Fellow
ship.
On Wednes
day, May 28,
, , Betty Wilson
she was hon
ored with a farewell shower by
the Choir. She received many
lovely gifts.
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Mrs. R. H. Powell is Mrs. Powell’s
sister, Miss Alta Galloway of
Rockford, 111.
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Richard Holcomb left Saturday
light to spend Sunday in Omaha
vith friends and relatives.
* * *
I Nebraska City’s visitors, Mr. and
Mrs. Luther Givehand, Mrs. Mary
Adams and Sanford Hern were in
the city recently.
* * *
Honoree at a birthday party re
cently was Mrs. Dovie Boyd. Mrs.
Pauline Ivory was hostess.
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Mr. and Mrs. Louis Botts of
jGlenwood, Iowa spent Saturday
'visiting relatives and shopping in
the city.
* * *
Mrs. William Glenn of Omaha
spent Sunday ip Lincoln visiting
Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson.
* * *
Mrs. Eugenia Brown who has
been teaching in Tyler, Texas has
returned to the city.
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A tea is to be held at the home
of Mrs. Margaret Williams Sunday
June 8th, at 5 p.m., sponsored by
the Mary Bethune Literary and
Art club.
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The Rev. and Mrs. William I.
Monroe and Mrs. Eva Car were
dinner guests of Mrs. Mary Niel,
^on Thursday.
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Household
Hints
By
Miss Mary Sampson
2811 S. 24 — 3-621*
and
Mrs. Odessa Johnson
Miss Sampson 1510 * 9t* “ s-6’01 Mrs. Johnson
1 COCONUT WEDDING RING
CAKE
3 packages instant white cake mix.
3 Vi cups milk.
X Vi teaspoons almond extract.
Wedding Cake Frosting.
2 Packages shredded coconut.
Tc make the first tier:
Combine contents of two pack
ages of white cake mix. Mix in
large mixing bowl. Add 1 cup of
the milk. Blend, then beat 2
minutes. Add 1% cups of the milk
and 1 teaspoon almond extract.
Blond, then beat 1 minute longer.
Pour batter into 13x9x2-inch pan,
which has been lined on bottom
with paper. Bake in moderate
oven (350 degrees F.) 55 minutes,
o' until done. Cool.
To make the second tier:
Place contents of third package
of the cake mix in mixing bowl.
Add 14 cup of the milk. Blend,
then beat 2 minutes. Add remain-^
ing % cup milk and 14 teaspoon,
almond extract. Blend, then beat 1 j
minute longer. Pour batter into
9x0x2-inch square pan, which has
been lined on bottom with paper
Bake in moderate oven (375 de
grees F.) 30 minutes, or until
done. Cool. Cut off a 214 strip,
which will be used for the third
'tier, leaving a 9x614 inch layer
j fo- the second tier.
To make the third tier:
Cut the 214 inch strip in half
and put together, side tr side, zo
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form a 5x4% inch layer for third
tier.
WEDDING CAKE FROSTING
1 cup uncolored margarine.*
8 cup* sifted confectioners' sugar.
% cup milk (about).
4 teaspoons vanilla.
\i teaspoon salt.
♦Butter may be substituted for
the uncolored margarine in the
Frosting recipe, but this will give
a cream-colored frosting. An all
white appearance will be obtained
if uncolored margarine is used.
Cream margarine; add part of
the sugar gradually, blending
after each addition. Add remain
ing sugar, alternately with milk,
until of right consistency to
!spread. Beat after each addition
until smooth. Add vanilla and
salt and blend.
(While frosting cake, keep bowl
of frosting covered with a damp
cloth to prevent drying.)
To Frost the Cake
Place the 13x9x2-inch cake on
flat oblong serving plate or tray.
Spread top generously with frost
ing, sides thinly. Top with the
9x6xk-inch cake, centering evenly;
frost top generously, sides thinly;
Top with the 5x4 Vi inch layer.
Frost top generously, sides thinly.
Spread frosting generously on
sides of cake.
Sprinkle coconut on top and
bottom tiers, leaving center tier
uncovered. Use remaining frost
ing with cake decorator tube to
garnish middle tier with roses,
leaves and garlands.
To Make Double Wedding Rings
Cut two small rings of card
board. Cover these rings with
frosting. Then carefully place sil
ver dragees around top half of
one ring to resemble diamonds in
the bride’s ring. Place rings on
top of cake.
Agreement Signed
With Ethiopia
WASHINGTON—(ANP) —The
United States and Ethiopia have •
concluded an agreement provid
ing for the establishment and
operation of a college of agricul
ture and mechanical arts in
Ethiopia, the State Department
announced last week.
The Point Four program agree
ment was signed at Addis Ababa
by U. S. Ambassador J. Rives
Childs and Foreign Minister Akli
and parents at 6:30 p.m.
Oklahoma A&M college of Still
water, Okla., will assume the re
sponsibility of assisting the gov
ernment of Ethiopia in establish
ing and operating the college.
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