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Thursday, btpiemuer 17, ivt»3
i
AUTOMOBILES FOB SALE
FALL
Clearance
SALE
$5 00 DOWN
We Arrange
Your Financing
Come In
Cars
See The
and You'll Buy
1946 DODGE
4-Door
$275
1946 PLYMOUTH
4-Door
$495
1946 PONTIAC
4~Door
$495
1946 PLYMOUTH
2-Door
$445
1947 FORD
Fordor
$175
1947 NASH
4-Door
$395
1947 BUICK
4-Door
CHOICE OF 2
$495
1947 PLYMOUTH
4-Door
$595
1947 STUDEBAKER
4-Door
$175
1947 DODGE
C/u6 Coupe
$545
1947 DODGE
2-Door
$595
1947 PLYMOUTH
4-Door
$545
1947 PONTIAC
4-Door
$645
1948 DODGE
C/u6 Coupe
$795
1948 STUDEBAKER
4-Door
$595
1948 CHEVROLET
2-Door
$595
1948 STUDEDAKER
4-Door
$495
ILT
ILLER
OTORS
EUCUD DODGE-PLMOUTH DEALER
546 E. 185 St RE. 1-7300
Aftw 5 F. M. RE. 1-7302
AUTOMOBILES FOB SUE AUTOMOBILES FOB SALE
STUDEBAKER
The 1953 Fashion Academy Award
120-INCH WHEEL BASE SIX
FIVE PASSENGER COUPE
DELIVERED HERE_________
HEATER ANO DEFROSTER—
UNDERCOAT_____________
OHIO STATE SALES TAX_
YOUR DELIVERED PRICE_
These A-l Used Tracks Must Be
Sold If We Are To Meet Our Quota
1949 Willys 1 Ton Pickup
1949 Chevrolet 1 Ton Panel
1947 Dodge 2 Ton Tractor
1949 Chevrolet 12 Ft. Van
1949
1947
1949
1951
1946
$1,927.00
65.00
30.00
$2,022.00
TRUCK HEADQUARTERS
1951 Ford Vi Ton
Pickup..................$945
60.00
$2,082.00
FARR STUDEBAKER
800 East 152nd Street LI. 1-6300
Record Breaking
TRUCK
SALE
Ford 1 Ton Panel
Ford Sedan Delivery
Ford i Ton Pickup
Chevrolet 12 Ft. Stake Body
Dodge 1 Ton Panel
Roy Turner (An Old Friend)
Would Like To See You
COMMERCE MOTORS
1064 East 140th St off St Clair Ave. MUlberry 1-4137
AERO WILLYS
HEADQUARTERS
Buy With
Confidence
At
Henry Auto Sales
NORTHEAST CLEVELAND'S
OLDEST WILLYS DEALER
15000 Aspinwall Ave.
MUlberry 1-3005
OPEN EVENINGS
Serving the Northeast Area
Since 1924
A-l Truck
Specials A-l
1950 Ford Ton
Pickup ................... $645
1950 International Vi Ton
Pickup, like new $845
1952 Ford Vi Ton Panel,
epecial today at .. $945
1950 Diamond-T Tandem
Dump ..................$2750
1949 International Sleeper
Cab Tractor,
a
steal at................... $650
SEE GLENN "BUCKT' NOLES
Euclid Ford Co.
Used Truck DepL
519 East 185th SL IV. 1-9200
FOB SALE—Houehald (soli
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING BT
PHONE 75c MINIMUM, CASH
51
ADVERTISEMENT 60s
INIM UM. MUST BE IN OUR
OFFICE BEFORE NOON WED
NESDAY_______
FOUR chrome and leather bar stools,
$10 each two twin Hollywood youth
beds, 840. KE. 1-2360 after 4 p. m.
COUCH and chair, blond coffee tabic,
end tables, chrome dinette act, 4
chairs, refrigerator, Hotpoint stove,
Magic Chef Kitchen cabinet: washer,
Apex. 970 Nathaniel rd., apt. 2, MU.
1-3436.___________________________
SlZfc bed, innerspring mattress.
complete, $25. KE. 1-7100__________
LEAVING city, must sell by 19th, baby
crib and wardrobe, hi-chair, blonde
bedroom set, like new, cost 8880, sell
6165 9x12 rug. 15819 Parkgrove, up
stairs.
GREETING cards for all occasions.
styled by Hallmark, .Rust Craft,
Norcroaa, Volland, at The SCOOP,
814 East 152nd at
AUTO
LOANS
NEW
CAR RATE
1941
1947
1947
1947
PER
YEAR
Discounted
NORTH
AMERICAN
RANK
3 EAST SIDE OFFICES
8181 St Clair Ave.—HE. 1-8082
15819 Waterloo Rd.—IV. 1-2400
3496 East 03rd St—BR. 14860
FOB SALE—Household Goods
2-PIECE living room suite, wine color,
good condition. IV. 1-2006.
ANTIQUE bookcase, large, with draw
er, good condition. PO. 1-1629.
STOVE, Frigldaire, two rugs. TV.
1-3723.__________________
DOUBLE bed, box spring, very rea
sonable. Call UL. 1-4179 after 3 JO
p. m. ______________________
FRIGIDAIRE, 12 years old, good con
dltion, $40 apartment size stove, $45,
3 years old spinetlzed piano, excel
lent condition, $175. UL. 1-0942.
Five Points Sewing Machin* Center
Authorised
Dealer of
PFAFF
Free
Westing
house
Domestic,
Sewmor
Call GL. 1-1788
WE HAVE USED
Btnf
era. Whites, Standards. National
Consol** Portable* -Desk Models
All Makes Repaired
1-DAY SERVICE
Hemstitching, Covered Buttons.
Belts, Zippers, Thread.
Needle*, Scissor*
ADDISON
MACHINE
14116 ST. CLAIR AVI,
Next to Boston Chain
DUNCAN Phyfe drop leaf table and
four chairs, mahogany, solid oak
kitchen set, reasonable, MU. 1-1017,
feENDIX automatic washer. Kenmore
wringer type washer. Call after
5:00 p. m. RE. 1-9465.
CARPETING. 12x15, grey with 19 ft.
runner bedspread, drapes, large mir
ror, picture and what-not shelf, after
6 p. m. UL. 1-0212.
TWO 9x12 Congoleum rugs, used 3 mo.
$4.00 each Crosley Shelvador refrig
erator, good running condition. $w
vicinity Euclid Beach. CH. 7-6807/
EAST CLEVELAND LEADER
with pride ....................
AUTOMOBILES FOB SALE AUTOMOBILES FOB SALE
Authorized
Mercury XT*®
Darier- 7—®U|I
Used
Cars
Oof fho
Stratton
Starr First
rt
strattnn
motors, inc.
15001 Euclid UL. 1-3500
1951 Ford Convertible
Radio, heater, overdrive, a beauti
ful body and a marvelous motor
combine to make this
Ford exceptional...........
QIAUv
1949 DeSoto Custom
4-Door
A
smart ear with its original two
tone green finish still bright and
tight. Ttip-toe shift releases surging
power. Genuine factory radio and
heater. Road test
CDQE
it today...............................
1951 Pontiac
Chieftan 8 4-Door
Radio and heater, plus Hydramatic
shift. A stunning bronze beauty
(original factory finish). Another
one-owner, low-mileage
fl 4QE
trade in .........................
Ql*l3w
Cars Below Will Give
You Good, Solid
Transportation
Chevrolet Business Coupe $125
Ford 2-Door ......... $395
Plymouth Convertible___ .$395
Plymouth 4-Door
(Special Deluxe) ________$495
Dodge 4-Door ........ $295
Chevrolet Club Coupe__ $145
Plymouth 2-Door_______ $145
Nash 4-Door____________$195
1948
1941
1940
1941
Turner
Roy
All Good Solid Cars in
Good Running Condition!
Hours: Mon. to Fri. to 8*30 PM
Sat to 5:30 PM
IFOR SALE—Household Goods
REFRIGERATORS. $35 and up gas
ranges, $10 and up washing ma
chines, $15 and up 2-pc. living room
sets, $39.50 and up many other bar
gains. Stockdale Home Appliance,
309 East 156th st._________________
PERSONALIZED napkins, matches,
coasters, stirrers, for engagements,
weddings, anniversaries, new homes,
etc. The SCOOP. 814 East 152nd st.
TABLE top stove, good condition.
Call after 4 p. m, GA. 1-6488.____
KENMORE automatic washing ma
chine, six years old, needs repairs,
$35. RE. 1-1618.
Smilin Sam
WILL BUY YOUR
Clean USED FURNITURE
RE. 1-1537 AT. 1-9400
G.E. washer, used 8 months, $80 Dun
can Phyfe dinette set. $35 metal
kitchen cabinet, almost new, $22
Sunbeam mixer with meat grinder,
$30 5-oiece kitchen set, $12, etc.
RA. 1-1768.___________ __________
ROPER gas range, A-l shape. Call
MU. 1-4573.________________________
GAS stove, double oven, deluxe, al
most new, $125, cost $300. UL. 1-4514.
RUG, 9x14, two-tone rose, runners to
match porcelain top kitchen table
and chairs, miscellaneous items. RE.
1-2069.
Crane's Canary Cottage
CHAGRIN FALLS. OHIO
Great Variety of Antiques
Lamps, furniture, iron, copper prim!
fives. Also fine pine, cherry, maple
and glass reproductions. Open every
day except Sunday.
GIFT Wrappings for Wedding. Birth
day. Baby, Shower and general. The
SCOOP. 814 East 152nd st._______
DINETTE set. blond oak. good condi
tlon. $36. IV. 1-8125._____________
SREAKFAST set, $25 dining room.
$60 davenport. $50 chairs: gas
mangle, $20 automatic washer, $45
Jenny Lind bed. $25 porch furniture
leaving city. SK. 1-0699.____________
LIVING room set, 3 pieces, excellent
condition, custom made. MU. L1718.
5-PIECE sturdy chrome dinette set,
$50. MU. 1-3321. ________
WALLPAPER
PAINT -APPLIANCES
Paperhanging and
Interior Painting
Window Shades Made To Order
J. E. SABO
14504 SL Clair Ave. GL 1-2446
REFRIGERATOR, used Servel gas
type, good condition, reasonable, WI.
2-5024 between 8 a. m. and 5 p. m.
Dining set, Duncan
Phyfe, credenza
buffet, double bed complete, dresser,
Thor washer with ironer attachments,
large ivory drop side baby bed. LI.
1-2493 after 8 p. m.______________
MAGIC CHEF gas range, 1 year old.
deluxe model. WY. 1-6748._______
SOFA with slip cover. $15 gateleg
table, $5 dressing table with mirror
top, $5 1946 Zenith radio. RE. 2-8134.
STOVE, GE electric. 3 burners, deep
well, A-l condition. 20230 Crystal
ave., Euclid, after 4 p. m.
08 A U FAID TOR ___
V A II USED FURNITURE
(Rooming House Type)
FA. 1-8789
gnE-a-bed sofa with a deluxe
White
Dove innerspring mattress. Practic
ally new. Fibre "E" uohplstry. RE.
1-9435._____________
GREY metal youth bed, waterproof
mattress, excellent condition, $25.
Ing pad. LI. 1-9945,_______________
ANTIQUES
GLASS, CHINA, BRIC-A-BRAC
AND FURNITURE
Come In and Browse
18232 Waterloo Rd. KE. 1-1762
Hours. 11:30 to 5:30 Thun.. 11:30
to 9 p. m. Sunday, 1:30 to 5:30,
Closed Wednesday
RUGS, wool, one 12x12. one 12x17. both
with pads, reasonable. SK. 1-8100.
GAS heater, good condition, also
maple youth bed with springs and
mattress. KE. 1-3154.
DRUM table, mahogany, Duncan
Phyfe, excellent condition, $15. RE.
1-3442._________
DINING room set, baby buggy, Stork
line crib, Thayer high chair, play
pen and pad. 15400 Grovewood ave.
blNETTE set, almost new, 5-piece,
large size, tiurome. Call evenings.
MU. 1-0640.
PRE-WAR
Reductions
1
1942
1941
1940
1937 Old* 4-door
1941
1937
1942
1939
1942
1937
1941
1946
1946
fl OQK
QI
1951 Mercury 2-Door
Its Touchomatic overdrive gets more
go out of the powerful V-8 motor.
Original gleaming black finish and
sparkling chrome make this a car
you can own
I OQE
__condition. HI. 2-5J739.
889
Po"“ic club coupe
Ch ler 4-door .....
Dodge 4-door............
Nash 4-door ..............
Plymouth dub coupe
AA
.889
.889
.389
.889
.889
S~
.3
.889
.8
Dodge 4-door ..
Plymouth 4-door
Chevrolet 2-door
Ford Tudor ....
Olds 4-door____
Lafayette 4-door ........................$89 I
Olds 4-door..................................$89
Chevrolet 4-door ......................$195
Nash 4-door ..............................$195
25% Down Up To 24 Months I
On Balance I
Visit Oar I
Two Big Locations I
__ Iler, 885 East 232nd st., and
JA "W” ^1 I Stanton Downs, 1858 Page ave
I- I R1 111 11 Ireheasing for the dueling scene ii
■bI^mSW I ■IrI
NASHf
me.
OPEN EVENINGS If it I'
i3^sXd^sl,oraooSt Pau,s
i6229GE“MA^Caru 1.53091
FOR SALE—Household Ooods
wm
HHiMi aww I
MODERN black lacquer complete bed-
I
Kf^83i°RE washer«
ft., used io months. RE. 2-8572.
WHIRLPOOL automatic washer. Call
_a 1 te r_ k',63.56-
1825 Hayden ave.
Genuine Auction
Antiques. Produce, Furniture,
Miscellaneous, Etc., New and Used
Sat., Sept. 19, 7 P.M.
12 Miles East of Chardon on RL 6
household goods, must sacrifice.l
leaving city. PO. 1-8981._________
Saturday. PO. 1-8362.
AUCTION
Friday, Sept. 25th
12 Mlles East of Chardon
on U. S. Route 6
Save Money
$25,000 New
Merchandise To
Be Sold
Everything Must Be Sold Including
Power Portable Saws, Household
Equipment, Electrical Drills, Paint,
Hardware, Tools, Toasters, Socket
Sets, Electric and Steam Irons, Open
End Wrench Sets, Cookware, Fish
ing Equipment, Dinette Sets, Clock
Radio*, Electrical Appliances, Lawn
Mowers, Mixmasters, Hose, Dishes,
Gardening Tools, Portable Sewing
Machines, Furniture Sets, Watches,
Jewelry, Electric Heaters, Luggage
and 1000 Other Items.
Term* Cash Free Prise*
Hall of Distributors,
Inc.
JOE SVEC. Auctioneer
Phoae Hdriegrov* 179
LEAVING atate Norge automatic
washer, Bendix electric dryer good
condition, reasonable. WI. 3-1861.
Call RE. 1-0648.__________________
JUNIOR bed complete with innerspring
mattress, $10. IV. 1-3824.________
RtlG, 9x12, maroon checked including
pad, also 1 small throw rug includ-
FElGIDAIRX. 6 cu. ft., good condi
tion, reasonable. PO. 1-8526. ____
WASHER, G.E. refrigerator, din
room set, rocking chair, cock
table. 894 Helmsdale. 9 to 11 and 1 to
5, evenings. LI. 1-8512._________
STUDIO couch, baby crib, high chair,
occasional chair, walnut lamp table.
RE. 1-4509._______________________
STOVE. Frigldaire electric, like new,
$135 Studio couch, $5 older electric
steam it $10. PO. 1-8297.___ __
COMBINA i iON washer and ironer, $25.
1546 East 256th st.__________________
BARGAINS, leaving state sofa, util
ity cabinet, large drop leaf table
Westinghouse vacuum cleaner, cock
tail table, odd chairs and gas heater.
KE. 1-4190. ___________________
DAVENPORT and chair, cust— made
slip covers, crystal table li », pie
crust-top table, also G.E. raai ec
ord combination. 25500 Farrii on,
after 6.__________________________
APEX »**rigerator, 6 cu. ft., good run
ning- edition, $22JO. IV. 1-8513.
i SINGLE metal bed and dresser, also
occasional chair*. MU. 1-7066.
I AfflPCOe A4
set. $55 2-piece living room set. IfVCvv IVUloCJ
original price $400, will take best I
offer 14 cu. ft. deep freeze, $250 I Innui a
other household articles. MU. 1-5145. UCf IU \JfCffVffiC
I
TV, radio, phono brown sectional)
maple bunk bed, two chests, mattress)
and box springs, modern dining set..
RE. 1-9715. Call after 6 p. m.____ I
DINING room set, mahogany, $50
nest of tables. $15. MU. 1-5411.
FOR quick sale: rose studio couch
$15. or extra large davenport witl
slip covers. $30. Friday after 4 anc
couch,” modern tables, chairs, lamps,I
aple bi
id box
Cast In Vagabond King
Pictured above are Thomas Hep-
Ithe first act of “The Vagabonc
iKing” to be presented by the Eu
clid City Lyric Guild October 9th
and 10th in Shore Junior High
Auditorium.
Mr. Hegler, who will play the
part of the hero, dashing Francois
L/nothtr/DLDaJ la?nche|
this week for St. Paul s Episcopal
Church, 15837 Euclid ave., when
members of the parish met in
Cal1 RE-1
CONGOLEUM kitchen linoleum, 7’/2x9
small groups in homes around the
community.
I
The “D” Day gatherings were
WANTED TO BUY I *n a monthly series to be
Ri.u
I held to discuss the relationship
I Buy Used ^Furniture lbetween God and maTli The
HE. 1-0111 or EV. 1-8371 |mate goal of these “buzz’’ sessions
I will be toward gaining practical
SOFA bed 9x15 rug with Ozite pad:
I
WEDDING invitations engraved,
I
AUCTION SALE
and Auctions
EASY spin drier washer, less than 21
Si.
uiti-
answers which can be acted upon.
Hoover sweeper, lamps, occasional I rrniin will discuss fin iden
chair. Call MU. 1-4538 after 7 p. m. I £j,acn 5royP W1“ Qiscuss an iaen
or Sundays._________________________
I
tical question during the same
I
week each month. Results of the
Thermographed (raised lettering) I thnno-ht will recorded
printed at The SCOOP, 814 East
I
152nd st.________________________
I
Sr0UPs tnougnt W 11 De recorded
by a secretary and forwarded to
the Rev. William Worman, rector,
I
who will base his following Sun-
ANOTHER BIG ANTIQUE kwererm°n’ 0,6 m“eria* Pr°‘
In addition to the host and hos-
This Friday, Sept. 18, 6:30 P.M. tess, each group consists of six
Darrowville Antiques Iother
Persons- As more people vol-
lunteer to open their homes and
RL 91—20 Miles South of Cleveland additional groups can be forced,
Consignments of Antiques Accepted committee- in- charge hopes
I that the program will include every
Electrolux refrigerator, in good I parishioner within a short time.
condition, cheap. RE. 1-2191._______ I
ABC washer in very good condition.
I a trial
25ICT Tteaawel1 ave' BE
run of meetings hosts
Li. 1-8070._______ I and hostesses met group members
to engage in actual discussion, to
formulate Questions for discussion,
BUFFET, modem blonde, $25. Call and to learn the mechanics of a
IV. 1-3390._______________________
I successful
CARPETING and Ozite, nearly new, I---------------------------------------------------
bargain. $500 68 yards. See Sunday I
or evenings. YE. 2-2817.____________I
GOING to Florida. 4-piece bedroom
buzz” session.
the
Among recent additions to
nursing staff of the Euclid-Glen
ville Hospital are four local nurses
who have just received their di
plomas from nursing schools, it
was announced by Jay W. Collins,
executive director.
Miss Marie A. Perusek, 17904
Neff rd .and Miss Mary Ann Lipka,
RUG, 9x12, Anglo Persian, excellent I 2Q112 Lindbergh ave., were mem
condition, blue mohair sofa and I, ...
chair, $15 miscellaneous living room I bers of the St. Johns Hospital
pieces. MU. 1-1969._______________ 1
ALL less than one year old, modern
ebony Wuriitzer Soinet piano 1953
blond Zenith combination, 21 inch
nursing class of 1953.
Two other members of the 1953
class reported at the local hospital
to begin their work this week,
v. .. g- are Mjgs Bernadette Skerl,
1105 East 214th st., and Miss Lu
cille Reardon, 1395 Croyden rd.,
Lyndhurst.
Miss Constance Hickok of Osce
ola Mills, Penn., has recently ar
rived at the Euclid-Glenville Hos
pital for nursing duty. She is the
sister of James .Hickok, 315
Halle dr.
The first meeting of a lecture
series on “Modern Trends in Medi
cine and Nursing’’ is being held at
the hospital at 8 p. m., Wednesday
evening, September 23rd. This
meeting will be social in nature,
and local nurses are invited to see
the new residence located on the
hospital grounds.
Miss Alberta Hayes, Operating
Room Supervisor, will be in charge
of the reception assisted by Mrs.
Verna Murphy, 115 East 207th st.,
and Mrs. Marcia Lowell, 21401
Edgecliffe dr., head nurse at the
[lakefront hospital.______________
FOB SUE—Hfiiuehfild Gwds
9 CU. ft. Westinghouse refrigerator. $78.
per*~~x -ondition. FA. 1-»14.
GAS Hot Boy, good condition.
Call after 4:30 p. m. RE. 1-6508.
FURNACE, gas, Coleman floor-type,
new. in original crate, $75. 91 East
238th st. RE. 1-2327.______________
WALNUT bed. Simmons springs, ex
cellent condition, mattress if desired,
$25. RE. 1-1669.__________________
If You Need a Good
Used Gas Range
Come To Us We Have
Many Trade-Ins That Have
Been Put in Excellent Work
ing Shape.
ALSO SOME
AS 18" STOYES
Pickup, Cash and Cany
GOOD BARGAINS
BEST STOVE 4
REPAIR CO.
13425 Euclid at Superior
GLenvill* 1-7356
Open Tuesday and Friday Evening*
’illon, was coached this summer
Mr. Ed Quigley, who is Ohio
ate fencing champion in three
ivisions. Mr. Downs, who staged
he fight, has created the part of
.'hibaut D’Aussigny many times,
ind just finished working in Cain
Park’s summer productions.
Tickets for “The Vagabond
King” may be obtained at the door,
or by calling RE. 1-8837.
institutes Home Group
Study In God-Man Relationship
The Rev. Chave McCracken,
Chaplain of Episcopal students at
Oberlin college and a member of
the Diocese of Ohio Adult Leader
ship Team, addressing one group,
underlined the need for more dis
cussion in all phases of education
and less learning by rote. He out
lined basis factors present in any
discussion group, and answered
questions.
Anyone wishing to affiliate him
self with one of these groups,
should call the church office, LI.
1-4472. Membership is not limited
to Episcopalians or members of St.
Paul’s only.
Club A
The opening fall meeting of the
Alumnae Chapter of Theta Lambda
Phi Sorority, Flora Stone Mather
College, will be held on Monday
evening, September 21st at 8:00
p. m., at the home of the president,
Mrs. Lawrence .Chambers, 1868
Farmington rd., East Cleveland.
The program for the year will be
discussed. Assisting Mrs. Cham
bers are Mrs. James Clement and
Mrs. Robert Trombley.
The East Cleveland Woman’s
Club will be the scene of a gala
Autumn Canasta Bridge Luncheon
Party on Thursday, September 24.
at 12:30 p.m.. The affair is being
sponsored by the Scholarship Com-
4 cups (2 pounds) pea beans
2 medium onions, sliced
4 teaspoons salt
to cup catsup
2
cans
YIELD: 12 servings.
Noted Tenor
To Sing Here
Walter Fredericks, tenor, will
sing Canio in Leoncavallo’s opera
“Pagliacci” at Masonic Temple
Sunday, September 27th. The
opera is one of two being given
that night in observance of the
20th anniversary of the Cafarelli
Opera Co.
Fredericks won a scholarsh’" at
the Academy of Vocal Arts, I a
delphia, while a choir singer. In
1947 he made his operatic at
as a tenor in “Pff’iacci” in »an
Francisco. Impres I by his po-
tentialities, San Franciscans ar
ranged for him a year of study in
Italy.
Since his return to his native
America, Fredericks has sung suc
cessive seasons with the San
Francisco Opera Co., as well as
in opera companies
leans, Philadelphia,
and Pittsburgh. He
guest at symphony
has appeared in
Theatre of the Air and WOR
Opera Concert.
in New Or
Los Angeles
has been the
concerts, and
the Chicago
He possesses a lyric voice of
great beauty, produced with ease
and covering a considerable range,
says the Montreal Gazette.
mittee of which Miss Catherine D.
Ross is the chairman.
This is the traditional annual
scholarship fund raising event,
held for the specific purpose of
filling the fund coffers prepara
tory to carrying on their scholar
ship grants. The committee has
ust granted a three year scholar
ship to Miss Margaret Leonhardt,
a Shaw High School graduate, who
entered City Hospital September
9th, for a three year course in
nursing.
Miss Ross will be assisted fa
party arrangements by the schol
arship committee members: Mrs.
Harry Carter, Mrs. O. A. Reiter,
Mrs. Walter Eastman and Mrs.
H. H. Young.
Mrs. C. E. Sherman, President,
cordially invites all who are in
terested in this project to come
and bring their friends.
Reservations may be made by
calling Mrs. Edward Arn or Mrs.
Lenore Latimer.
1
For party-happy appetites, treat your guests to old-fashioned baked
beans fragrant with sweet unsulphured molasses. The meat topping
may be canned luncheon meat or frankfurters. Buns, cheese-broiled,
and cabbage slaw complete the hearty fare.
By using dried beans, you will find this a very economical main dish.
Though baking time is about five hours, the beans require little watch
ing once in the oven. The unsulphured molasses is the sweet kind that
Colonial women spooned over baked beans for traditional Saturday
night dinners in New England. For a quickie casserole, canned beang
may ba used with unsulphured molasses added for step-up in flavor.
Old Fashioned Baked Beans
1 cup unsulphured molasse®
3 tablespoons vinegar
lb teaspoon Tabasco
2 teaspoons dry mustard
ncheon meat
Wash beans. Cover generously with cold water soak overnight Add
Onions, salt and if necessary additional water to cover beans bring to
boiling point in covered saucepan. Simmer 1 hour. Drain and save 3 cups
bean liquid, add water to make 3 cups if necessary. Mix bean liquid with
catchup, unsulpkured molasses, vinegar. Tabasco and dry mustard.
Place beans in roasting pan add liquid. Cover. If roasting pan does not
have cover use baking sheet Bake in a slow oven 325° F.) 4 hours. Add
boiling water when necessary during baking. Slice luncheon meat,* add
to beans. Bake 1 hour longer.
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