Push open the doors
Hook up that plow
The time to use it
Is here right now i
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Your planting is next
And you're all set
You hope the weather
Won't be too wet.
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Turn on the sprinkler
And soak the ground
IVrigation makes money
The practice is sovn*
Make all the furrows
Long and straight
This is th$ season
When you feel great
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Then comes the time
To fertilize
You use a lot
’Cause it's profit-wise
The corn's laid by
You start your vacation
Planned work means time
For some recreation
(— Quonsct F»r"s«t«md New$) *©
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Tempting Finale for a Turkey
THANKSGIVING SPICE CAKE is a luscious dessert for your
holiday dinner. Made with superfine cake flour, the tenderness
nf the cake is further assured by the use of butterrmlk. Deep
chocolate layers set off the tawny light tan of the Sea Foam
Frosting—on top. a delightful garnish of dainty fans, made with
strips of dates. A fitting finale for Thanksgiving feasts. ,4- „
THANKSGIVING SPICE CAKE
2 cups Swans Down Vt cup shortening
Cake Flour 1% cups sugar
s< teaspoon soda 3 eggs, unbeaten
1 teaspoon salt 3 squares unsweetened
*4 teaspoon cloves chocolate, melted
teaspoon allspice Buttermilk
* 1 teaspoon cinnamon 1 teaspoon vanilla
Sea Foam Frosting
•With vegetable shortening, use IV* cups buttermilk. With
butter or margarine, use 1 cup buttermilk. ,
Sift flour once, measure, add soda, salt, and spices, and sift
together three times. Cream shortening add sugar gradually,
and cream together until light and fluffy. Add eggs one at a time,
beating well after each. Add melted chocolate and blend. Then
alternately with buttermilk, a small amount at a time,
bating after eaach addition until smooth. Add vanilla; blend
Turn batter into two round 9-inch layer pans, which have
been lined on bottoms with paper. Bake in moderate oven (375*
F ) 30 minutes, or until done. Remove cakes from oven and cool
Then spread Sea Foam Frosting between layers
“d'ontopSdVta 5cake. Garnish top oi cake with clusters
0lSSeIreFoamCFriitinJ.recombinc 2 unbeaten egg whites. H4
CUPS firmly packed brown sugar, dash of salt and Vi cup> of water
inloo of double boiler. Beat 1 minute, or until thoroughly mixed.
Cook over rapidly boiling water, beating constantly with rotary
egg bllter (or at high speed of electric beater) 7 minutes or
frosting will stand in stiff peaks. Remove from boiling
water.1 Add I teaspoon vanilla and beat 1 minute, or until thick)
enough to spread. (ANS)
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It needn’t be Friday to enjoy this delicious “quickie” lunch. Fish
■ticks in frankfurter rolls is the latest suggestion from the Minute
Maid-Snow Crop Frozen Foods Test Kitchen—and a wonderful idea
it is too! , . _ . . .
Quick, easy and economical, this is a menu specially apt for Lent, but
appetizing enough to serve year ’round. Allow 2 Snow Crop Fish Sticks
E>r serving (the 8 ounce package will serve 4 people). Heat, following
bel directions, then sandwich in the frankfurter rolls. You can warm
your rolls in the oven along with the Fish Sticks, or toast them if you
prefer. Tartar Sauce and lemon slices belong, of course, but there s no
law says yqu have to have them. , .
For crisp contrast try celery and carrot curls, radishes served plain
or fancy, your favorite beverage and maybe some fruit for dessert.
You’ve got an attractive lunch that takes only minutes to set up.,
> QUICKIE SANDWICH
I t ox. package Snow Crop 4 frankfurter roll*.
FUh Sticks hoi or toasted -—,
/ Heat fish •tick*, following label direction*. When hot place 2 fi*h »«<*» In each
jpoll. Serve Immediately. Serve* 4. -
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NEW YORK — The 1956 Beaux Arts Ball, held in Savoy Ballroom1
here recently for benefit of National Urban League Guild, drew largest
attendance to date for annual social event. Celebrities from every field
of endeavor were among several thousand present. 1
? Above, Joe Black (left), star pitcher of Cincinnati Reds, and Mrs.’
j Monte Irvin, wife of famed outfielder for Chicago Cubs, congratulate
Arthur N. Wiener, executive of Park & Tilford Distillers Corp., after;
presentation of company award in costume contest. Award went to
Ludwig W. Bartsch for “most beautiful” attire. He was dressed like
< Golden Rooster” of Disneyland fame. > - —-—J
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