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Speaking Of
Homemaking
By ELIZABETH GREENWOOD
Home Service Representative
Carolina Power and Lifht Company
bakes, the apricot filling fluffs up
through the cuts. A special glaze
of confectioners sugar icing gives
this coffee cake a special holiday
touch.
The Easter season would hardly
be complete without Hot Cross
buns. Here is the old favorite
made in a modern way without
kneading.
Almond cakes are really cookies,
a bit like those good almond cook
ies often served in Chinese restau
rants. Topped with almond halves
and flavored gently with almond
extract, these one-egg cookies
make thrifty cookie-jar champions.
Apricot Peek-a-Boo Ring
1 pkg. yeast (compressed or dry)
1 4 cup lukewarm water
J"2 cup milk
!'4 cup sugar
1 tsp. salt
2 tbsps. shortening
2 egg yolks
'2 tsp. grated lemon rind
HEDenOSE
STARTING FEEDS
If you'v bought wll-bred chic Is
this yar, that's a good start. But
what counts is the number of
thrifty birds you rails.
Lt Rad Rosa Starting Fts-ds do
thair part in laying the important
foundation for tha sturdinets and
rasistanca that mean so much with
growing birds. Build thrifty chicks
the proved Red Rose-way. Thrifty
chicks ara profitable chicles.
Richland
Supply Co.
Phone 43 At the Depot
in performance
in ruggedness
Iff Automotive experts and millions
WylAjpg of motorists agree: Vove-in-Heod
ii for ahead because it gives an oufstond'ng
combination of performance, endurance, depend
ability and economy. . . . Chevrolet master builder
of this master motor has proved this by pro
ducing more than 20 million Valve-in-Head engines
during the past thirty-seven years engines which
hold the distinction of having delivered more billions
of miles of satisfaction, to more owners, over a
longer period, than any other power-plant built
today! Chevrolet's World's Champion Valve-in-Head
engine is another powerful reason why
CHEVROLET AND ONI V CHEVROLET IS FIRST . . .
another convincing proof that only Chevrolet gives
BIG-CAR QUALITY AT LOWEST COST!
rolet's "Blue Flame"
combustion, means
more driving power
'or the pistons less
heat loss and maxi
mum economy.
Valve-in-Head en
gines are inherently
easier to cool; and
Chevrolet's individual
cooling of cylinders
prevents waste of
power promotes
efficient operation
prolongs engine life.
2Vi cups sifted flour
Melted butter or margarine
Apricot tilling
Cooiecuoneis sugar icing
Sonen yeast in lUKewarm water.
Scam niUK. qu sugar, salt ana
snoriennig. iooi to lukewarm. AuU
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yolKa, it'iiion niiu and soileiieu
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maining nour 10 iiukc son uough.
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agiiciy greaseu ouui. Lover. Lei
rise in warm plate until doubled
taooui l-z nouis i. t-uucti uown.
Aon out to rectangle -.4 inch ItucK
and aoout ti minus wide. Brusn
Willi melted butter or margarine
and spread witn apricot lining.
rvon up iiKe jeiiy roil, r orm 11110
ring on greased baking sheet.
Mane Y-shaped gashes around top
01 ring wiui sharp knite. Let rise
in warm plate until doubled. Bake
in moderate oven you F. lor about
30 minutes. Cilaze with confec
tioners sugar icing.
Apricot tilling
2 egg whites
z cup sugar
1 cup mashed cooked apricots.
Beat egg whites surf. Gradually
beat in sugar to make stilf mer
ingue. Fold in mashed apricots.
Hot Cross Buns
2 pkgs. yeast
U tup lukewarm water
V-i tups milk
;!4 cup sugar
2 tsp. salt
-i cup shortening
2 eggs t
1 tsp. nutmeg
tsp. cinnamon
1 cup currants
6 cups silted Hour
Confectioners sugar icinjj
Soften yeast in lukewarm water.
Scald milk. Add sugar, salt and
shortening. Cool to lukewarm. Add
two cups flour. Mix thoroughly.
Add softened yeast and eggs. Beat
smooth. Add nutmeg, cinnamon,
currants and remaining flour to
make soft dough. Cover and let
rise until double. Shape into balls
and place in greased pan. Let rise
until doubled. Bake in moderate
oven 375" K. for about 15 minutes.
When cool, mark .cross on each
bun with confectioners sugar icing.
Almond Cakes
2 cups Hour
1 cup sugar
' -i tsp. baking powder s
1 2 tsp. salt
23 cup shortening
1 cup chopped blanched al
monds 1 egg beaten
1 tsp. almond extract
2 tbsps. milk
Split blanched almonds
Sift together flour, sugar, baking
powder and salt. Cut or rub in
shortening until mixture is like
eornmeal. Add chopped blanched
almonds. Mix egg. almond extract
and milk. Add 1o flour mixture.
Mix well and knead gently. Form
into balls and place on ungreased
baking sheet Flatten with hand.
Yields about 6 dozen.
It has been estimated that gambl
ing machines took more American
money in depression 1933 than in
prosperous 1929.
is far ahead!
and economy...
and reliability!
Color Goes to Head
MOCHA I LUFF
Tut a parade ot Faster colors on
your table tins year and tlo it
with food. You can if you feature
thr golden-yellow of hot eornmeal
bread, a deep sunshiny sponge or
chillon cuke, a lemon pie wilh a
11 uil white meringue -the colors
of daffodils anil lilies, of sunlight
and spring rebirth!
Of course decorated Faster eggs
play an important part on til
lable. What would breakfast on
Faster Sunday be without a
basket of Ihi'in'.' If I here are small
children in the lamily they'll love
individual baskets and the not -so-small
will like them. too. !ly
sister Phyllis has a special basket
which she always iills with col
ored i-gs for her vouirg miii at
Faster tune and Ihen uses lor soft
and hard-cooked eggs all the year
through. Somehow a breakfast or
a supper egg is always more in
viting to a youngster when it
comes served in this special way .
For an Faster parly the young
sters will enjoy liny parly bask
ets filled villi chocolate bunnies
or jelly beans. I don'l know
whether it just in New York Ilia!
jelly beans have liiimd modern in
color or whether iliey'w changed
hues all over the country ! Bui the
chartreuse, claret and pelal-pink
shades I saw in the window of a
Fifth avenue candv shop wen- en
trancing - and looked iikc- modern
"decorator colors." Quite a far cry
from thr hard yellows, vociferous
pinks and "licorices" of my child
hood! JCven if our faintly has iis own
tradilional Faster melius its al
ways fun In add something new.
If Micro is .in Italian bakery in
your neighborhood, do try their
Panel lord : this is a traditional rich
Faster bread full of such good
things as chopped citron, lemon
and raisins.
Of course your lamily will enjoy
some especially good Fabler des
serts. They should be ralln-r light
in contrast to the rich pies and I top. Chill. Make 6 servings.
Movie Actors Live Longer Than The
Busy Executives, Hollywood Finds
r.y PATRICIA ( LAKY
United Press Stall CorresponcU
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HOLLYWOOD IT' Actors
whose slock in trade i.- I hell' laces
live I'm ever in Mo! ly wood: but
movie executive-., uho live by their I
brains, die y uuug. i
Doctors alU-sl thai I he two most ;
frequent causes i death in t he
movie industry are h-art disease
and ulcers. They say that worry iiuj
i ontiibiiti s strongly In both. j
Actors worry. t course, about j
whether their option will be picked J
up and whether then' lalel wife is i
going to i-M-l hiM'tiicr with their;
newest gii I I riend.
lint movie executives have to
worry about the actors as well as
all the other d lads picture
making, which at a large studio
includes all I lie facets ot a city .
At the age ol Id a movie execu
tive starts making bis will, lint an
actor at that age say Clark Cable.
Oary Cooper, .lo.-oph Col ten. Hub
ert Young. Pobcrt Montgomery.
Charles lioyii and ltonald Colman
is si il I in Ins prime.
Oppot tiinilv Beckons
They have the opportunity for
health and fame u. later years
SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK
v c i -a y
of the Easter Table
" i
Make it meringue for Easter
puddings of some of our other hol
iday s. 1 always think coffee is an
excellent flavor for these delicate
sweets; colfee ice cream and angel
tood cake, for instance, or cream
pulls filled with colfee custard
pudding. Or serve the delicious
dessi-il pictured villi its mocha
custard base and poached mer
ingues, Huffy as angel wings! The
recipe has been tested with instant
collee, regular and decafleinaled;
if l here are sleep problems: in your
liou.se hold you may like to use the
latter kind.
Mocha Muff
egg whiles
Dash of sail
tbsps. sugar
cups milk
tsp. vanilla
square i 1 oz.) unsweetened
chocolate
egg yolks, slightly beaten
l
a I lisps, sugar
1 tbsp. decalfeinated or regular
instant colfee
Beat egg whites and salt until
loamy throughout. Add 3 table
spoons sugar. 1 tablespoon at a
tune, beating after each addition
until sugar is incorporated; then
continue beating until mixture
will stand in peaks. Combine
milk and v .nulla in I a I g e
bine milk .mil vanilla in large
shallow saucepan or skillet and
bring just to boiling point. Drop
mei ingue mixture by tablespoon
f u Is into milk. Cover and remove
from heat; let stand 10 minutes.
Hemovc meringues carefully from
milk and reserve. Add chocolate
to milk and heat in double boiler.
When chocolate is melted beat
with rotary egg healer until blend
ed. Mix together egg yolks, 5 ta
blespoons sugar and colfee. Add
small amounl of hot mixture, Stir
ling vigorously. Helurn to double
boiler and cook, stirring constant
ly, for 0 minutes, or until mixture
mats spoon. lii'inove from beat
and pour, into sherbet glasses or
large bowl. Place meringues on
reached by such venerable actors
as Charles Laugblon, William Pow
ell. Claude Rains, Charles Coburn,
Cecil Kc-llavvay, C. Aubrey Smith
am! Kdmund Cwoiin.
Dav id Si lnick s mov ie. "Duel in
the Sun." illustrating the longevity
of actors, contains close to 2(10
years of line acting represented by
Lionel liarrymoie. Lillian Cish.
Charles Birkioid and Olio Kruger.
lint over the heads of the film
executives hang the tragic exam
ples of brilliant, barely graying ex
ecutives such as Irving Thalberg,
Frnst Lubitscb and Mark Hellin
ger. The movie industry recognizes
that its executives die young be
cause of the enormous gamble in
making movies. If the public likes
the movie, the executive gets the
money.
II it doesn't, he gels il) ulcers,
'2) a heart attack.
The New Jersey city of Eliza
beth was named after the wife of
Sir George Carteret, one of the
men who received a grant of the
whole province.
By R. J. SCOTT
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Traffic Violator Nabbed
After Wild Chase
WICHITA, Kan. (UP) A Wich
ita traffic violator went
tremes to try to avoid a
With police in pursuit,
zaggeJ on a busy street,
to ex
fine. he zig
running red lights and stop signs and once
going through a filling station
drive to cut a corner.
Finally he drove into a garage,
going up the winding ramps to thei
10th floor and leaving his car on
a grease rack.
Officers found the car but no
driver. They learned he had slid
down one "firehouse pole" garage
employes use to the sixth (floor,
then down a second to the Ground
) floor.
But all to no avail. Traced to
his home by his auto license tag.
the man was arrested, taken to
court and fined.
YOO-HOO.' BERTHA.'
HAVE YOU DONE
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HEART OF KANSAS
FLOUR
Atom Smasher At
Carnegie Tech Is To
Be 350,000,000 Volts
PITTSBL'RCH (LTD Plans
for construction of the Carnegie
InstjUile of Technology's million
dollar atom smasher in Saxon
burg. Pa , have been announced.
Dr. Fdward C. Cruetz, Tech
physics professor, said 350,000,000
electron volts will be generated
instead of the originally planned
2SU,()00,0U0.
He attributed the power increase
to design improvements in the
1,000-ton electro-magnet which
forms the heart of the cyclotron.
Construction of the complicated
mechanism and the L-shaped
building which will house it is ex
pected to be finished early in
1950.
EASTER IS A
GREAT OCCASION
AT OUR HOUSE,
THEY DEMAND LOTS
3 EAT.
if
Small 10 to
HAMS
Imperial Valley
LETTUCE .
Medium Large
GRAPEFRUIT
0"wsSiF? lbS.
$1.22
$1.84 I HOT ROLL MIX ... Pkg. 25c
Medicine Of Savages
May Aid White Man
MELBOURNE, Australia (UP)
Plants used by Australian ab
origines for curing warts and ul
cers are being sent to the United
States for examination by medi
cal scientists.
A government spokesman said a
survey has been made of trees,
shrubs and grasses found in the
tropical forests of Queensland and
preliminary research indicates sev
eral important finds have been
made.
"The bark of one tree has been
found to produce an alkaloid be
lieved to be new to science which
has a blistering effect on the skin,"
the announcement said. "This al
kaloid is similar to strychnine. It
is now being investigated at Ox
ford University."
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CASH GROCERY CO.
WITH A REPUTATION FOR
QUALITY, REASONABLE
PRICES AND SERVICE,
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Morrell's Special
LEG-O-LAMB lb. 65c
CREAM CHEESE .. Pkg. 17c
VEGETABLES
2 Heads 19c
I.irgc Stalks
CELERY 2 for 25c
Fancy Texas
CARROTS 2 Bchs. 19c
Fancy Yellow
SQUASH lb. 25c
4 for 17c
White or Yellow
ONION SETS lb. 15c
CABBAGE PLANTS
SEED POTATOES
BULK SEED
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