The Quapaw Chieftain (Quapaw, Okla.), Vol. 13, Ed. 1 Friday, July 5, 1946 Page: 2 of 4
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THE QUAPAW CHIEFTAIN QUAPAW OTTAWA CO OKLAHOMA
Friday July ( ISM
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Flower Motifs Make
1 Gay Bedroom Linen
Womans World
Tablet and Benches
For Use Outdoors
Make Slip-Covers for Summer
To Add Fresh' Color Scheme
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BRIGHT or pastel flower borders
in pairs may be embroidered
two ways Outline stitch for quick
beauty— 'buttonhole stitch for dura
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Match towtla acarfi or pfflow-eates
with the flower motifa In patrol “ "
807 has transfer ot S motifs averaging
St's by U inches
Sewlaf Circle Neefllccran Dept
504 W Randolph St Ckicafo SO HL
Enclose SO cents for Pattern
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A General Quiz
Tha Qaeationa
1 Does any member of the dog
family hibernate?
2 Where was the original Lib-
erty Bell cast?
3 What President said “Men
do not make laws they discover
them”?
4 Does marble withstand heat
better than granite?
5 A 500-foot American tanker
will grow a foot in length when
taking on a cargo of oil yihy?
8 Marie Curie was born to what
same?
7 In Russian what is a babush-
ka? 8 What determines a vessel’s
gross tonnage?
The Anawara
1 The wild raccoon dog ot Asia
spends its winters in a burrow
2 In England
3 Calvin Coolidge
4 Yes Owing to the remark-
able ability of marble to with-
stand heat buildings of this stone
have merely been scorched in fires
which entirely destroyed buildings
of granite
5 This expansion is caused by
the heat of the petroleum which
is warmed to facilitate pumping
8 Sklodowska
7 Grandmother
8 Cubical content
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rVEN though you may not spend
as much of your time indoors
as you do outdoors it’s smart to
make fresh slipcovers for dining
and living room furniture just to
give the home a change of color
and feeling
Slipcovers are expensive to buy
and more frequently than not you
cannot find them in a color or pat-
tern to suit your furnishings If
every woman knew how really sim-
ple they are to make I'm sure that
every home would have a set of
covers to put on for the warm
months
It you are an Inexperienced seam-
stress better choose a plain fabric
or floral that does not need too
much work when it comes to match-
ing the motif or having an up-and-down
design You'll have to
measure carefully each individual
piece to make sure that you get
enough fabric tor covering Here’s
how it’s done:
You'll need twice as much in
width as the chair measures plus
one-third extra for height plus
enough to go around each cushion
A slipper chair lor example will
take three yards of 50-inch fabric
an overstuffed chair 4ft yards a
large arm chair with reversible
cushions 8 yards a loveseat will
also take 6 yards a large couch
with reversible cushions f Decide
how much each piece requires and
add Mi yard extra where the de-
sign must be matched
If you want to save on fabric you
may decide that the bottom of the
cushions can be of a different per-
haps less expensive fabric Or the
bottom of the cushions can be pan-
eled from pieces of the same ma-
terial because they will not show
Fit Chairs and Coaches
As Boxes er Bodice
Since no patterns are available
for all the different sizes of chair
and couches to be covered you'll
have to fit them yourself That's
easy though if you will Just take a
length of the material pin it to the
chair and make allowance for
seams When placing the fabric on
Select crisp gay print!
the chair see that the grain of the
fabric is straight this can be
marked with a chalk and ruler be-
fore placing the fabric on the chair)
Allowance for generous seams
is important in making slipcovers
You will remember that these are
washed constantly and are pulled
by use The seams should be made
strong to withstand this
After the fabric is cut it should
be basted pressed and stitched A
good idea is to cut and baste then
press and try on before doing the
machine stitching If there are any
spots that pull this matter can be
corrected before the cover is machine-stitched
Easily Covered V
Always stitch perfectly straight
on slipcovers because that is the
next most important after fitting
This of course will be easy 5 the
slipcover has been basted prop-
irly Use medium-long machine
For uimmer slipcovers
stitch for best results and check the
tension to be sure it is correct for
the fabric Allow for ease around
the curved arm of the chair
In the dining room the whole Job
will be one of covering only the
seats of chairs and perhaps the
Summer Fashion Notes
Redingotes are very smart when
you want to appear strictly tailored
and they give you a chance to wear
the so smart print dresses and solid
bright colors
If you want to look cool and col-
lected during the summer avoid
the use of too many frills too much
gingerbread They seem to weigh
down a dress and make It lose Its
freshness quickly -
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Smart Dinner Wear
A smart verslea of the shirt-
waist dinner dress becoming te
nil ages can be made in a few
hours ea year sewing machine
The b loose itself is a welcome ad-
dition te the wardrobe because it
can be wen the year ’round with
skirts and stf If '
backs if the chair Is of that type
If the chair is odd-shaped make a
cushion and cover for the seat us-
ing two pieces of heavy fabric to
fit the seat and placing a layer
of cotton between these two and
stitching around the edge
Cut a top and bottom for the pad
but of the fabric you want for
the color scheme place in position
binding or cording It Attach ties
for this and have these come
around the two back legs to bold the
cushion and cover in place
After you are certain the pleats
fit as you want them machine
stitch The final pressing is done
while the pleats are pinned togeth-
er to make sure they will stay to-
gether properly Use a damp
press cloth and press only moder-
ately hard Remove the basting
threads snd then press again to
remove any marks caused by these
threads
Most slipcover materials do not
ravel easily and if the seams are
cut with pinking shears they will
not have to be finished any further
If you want to use a binding or
cording for trimming baste this in
place and then stitch so that it will
not show too much For simple
summer slipcovers this binding is
not used often although it is per-
fectly proper if you desire it
Secret of Pressing
No garment can really look
professional until it is carefully
pressed In sewing for instance
it's a fundamental rule to press
all seams after they are stitched
and definitely do so before one
seam is attached to another
8?$ that the board is well pad-
ded witH cotton flannel or mus-
lin If there is any lumpiness
& 4? It UQ khow lip on
the gifinint when it is
pressed
All pressing cloths should be
’ “sift fflinl
free of sizing or dress
and Should be washed frequent
regarded as best for other ma-
terial A sponge may be used for ap-
plying water to seams for open-
ing them Place a press cloth
over the materia sponge and
press
Tailor's cushions should be
used to press the rounded parts
of the garment such as pock-
ets or seams that are curved
These may be purchased or
made at home from two oval
pieces of cloth and filled with
kapok or wadding
Before pressing any fabric
test a piece of the material to
see how much heat the fabric
will take and then adjust the Iron
accordingly
Shoes for summer still Include the
popular wedgie See them In all
colors to match the summer cos-
tume Notice the Interesting ' effects
achieved by the use of straw in
summer bats and handbags Coolie
bats are very popular for beach
wear but large brim "picture”
bats are still very pretty for street
and drsss-uB wear -
Released by WesMa Hewtpep er Vole
By VIRGINIA TALE
IT'S good news for jazz lov-
ers that Benny Goodman
will be back on the air regu-
larly Beginning July 1 he’ll
have the 9:30-10: 00 P M spot
Monday nights on NBC The
famous sextette will top the
kli
BENNY GOODMAN
16 instrumentalists backing up Ben-
ny and his clarinet and two sing-
ers will be featured a boy and a
glrL The boy is 6 feet 4 Art Lund
whose effect on the bobby soxers
stopped the show recently when the
Goodman band performed at New
York’s Paramount Theater
After Hugo Hass spent a couple
Of months growing a walrus mus-
tache for his role in Loew-Lewin’s
'Bel Ami” with George Sanders
he was ordered to shave it off be-
cause it didn't look authentic! Now
be pastes one on every morning to
look naturaL
A lot ef pee yle have been trying
0o get Danny Kaye for the ene out-
side picture he’s permitted te de
away from the Samuel Geidwyn fold
during the next sin months and
right now they’d probably like to
muzzle Frederie March Kaye In
'The Secret Life of Walter Mltty”
was working ea a stage adjoining
the ene where March was starring
la "The Best Years ef Our Lives''—
and Frederic whs did "The Royal
Family’ ea the screen suggested
that Danny ge back to New York
and de a musical comedy version ef
It ea the stage Danny liked the
Ides
The return of the beloved O'Neills
to the air has been so successful
that American Broadcasting decid-
ed to put them on four nights a
week instead of two the original
schedule And Columbia Pictures
likes the series so much that Vir-
glnia Van Upp has been working on
a series of family pictures based on
the characters Michael Fitzmau-
rice the experienced actor who
plays Father Danny O'Neill the
young priest would have the same
role Incidentally Michael wanted
to be a priest but the lure of the
stage was too strong
Some of you movie fans who have
written to Robert Young may see
your own missives in his latest pic-
ture "Lady Luck" in which be co-
stars with Barbara Hale and Frank
Morgan One Kane in the comedy
shows a hotel lobby complete with
clerk’s desk and pigeon-holes for
mail And all the letters used in
that scene were sent to Young from
all over the world by his fan
Twentieth Century Fox has
earned Celeste Holm a darling ef
the New York stage for a toy sing-
ing role in "I Wonder Who’s Kiss-
ing Her Now” based ea the life ef
la
loq Howard She’D (e fqea soon la
''three Little Oirls ia Blue” '
Joan Crawford whose pew pic-
ture 'The Secret’1 has Just gone
into production at Warners' Is hav-
ing fun She's on top in her career
again she's being pursued by the
Hollywood wolves she's doing Just
what she pleases When a New
York hat designer showed his col-
lection in the movie colony she
bought bats like mad— '"Most of
them horribly unbecoming!” com-
mented a friend
William Wyler directing Gold-
aryn’s "Tbs Best Years of Our
Lives” has banned make-up for
male actors including Dana An-
drews and Frederie March and
asked the girls Including Teresa
Wriqht to use cosmetics sparingly
She'ir use only what she wears for
the street The grease paint ban is
part of Wyler's campaign to achieve
documentary realism in the film
ODDS AND tNDS-B everlv Roberts
of “Lift Cea Be fleeutiuT Saga her
career me stage screen end radio al the
efC of S when wsertng trim face the
sang ‘‘Mow frsiand Col Its Verne” at a
women's civic dub function Tht
Mata of lotto disk so mil a Mere
diib FilWi s tot "Iowa” ofieitl
cenJemiaJ boiled that it's being used
for theme music in a movie of the state
Bach In the ’JflS Conrad Nagle
far roles
aimed down three aspirants
ht ana ef his pictures an the ground
' for Smiles—
that they weren't good
they ware Bette DeWi Humphrey Bo
sari and RouIinA
have been terengf
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Dark Breada Save White Flour
(See Becipea Below)
Bread Substitutes
Our recently developed shortage
ot breed end wheat products is
calling for great-
sr ingenuity than
fZ eny shortage we
— - faced during the
war With plan-
ning end foresight
this sbortags
may ba met sat-
isfactorily If you have decided to make your
own breed for example use only
part white flour and make up the
rest with plentiful oatmeal pota-
toes or some of tha rye and wheat
flours Cora meal too is gaining
great popularity in many parts of
the country
Should Ihero be shortage of left-
over bread for itufilngi end the like
use potatoes for they too ere plen-
tiful In fact you might also like
to uee part potatoes for bread rolls
and muffins These take little fat
and sugar and are perfectly deli-
cious If you like hot rolls for dinner
here is wonderfully stay recipe
for you You can make up the
whole batch and then remove only
what you need from the refrigera-
tor a needed
Oatmeal Refrigerator Sells
H cap shortening
S tablespoons an gar
IK teaspoons salt
K cap boiling water
I cap relied eats
1 cake yeast
H cep lukewarm water
1 egg beaten
IK caps sifted fleer '
Add boiling water to sugar gait
shortening end rolled oats Stir
weU Cool to lukewarm Soften
yeaet In lukewarm water Add with
beaten egg to oatmeal mixture Stir
In half tha flour beat well and add
remaining flour Place in greeted
bowL CAer with waxed paper and
store in refrigerator When need'
ed remove from refrigerator form
into cloverleaf roils in greased muf-
fin pan Cover and let rise until
almost doubled Bake for 12 to 15
minutes in a fairly hot (425-degree)
If deilred the above rolls may
also be made with bran Use ft
cup bran in place of the oatmeal
and 3ft cup of flour -tfir
Partial Whole Wheat Bread
(Makes 4 leave)
3 cups 'milk jf
1 cep lukewarm water
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4 teblespeons shertenlng
A beat I ceps Baer
A bo at I cap whale wheat Bear
t cakes quick-acting yeaet
Diesolve yeast In lukewarm wa-
ter and add to it 1 teaspoon sugar
Allow to etand for 10 ' minutes
Scald milk and add to It tha mo-
lasses and salt When milk has
cooled add yeast mixtura
Mix tha two flours together and
add all but I cupfuL Some Hour
Lynn Says:
Flavor Tlpat Next time you
make your own white breed add
some crushed cardamon seeds
tor an unusual flavor '
A special dressing for the stl-
ed? Coming right up Make
simple oil dressing and add an-
chovy paste to the regular ingre-
dient Special hamburgers? Mix blue
cheese with a bit of dry mustard
Worcastarehir sauce and
creamed butter and epraad over
the ‘burger while they broil
Pincakea for Bundey break-
fast? Fry apple rings in sausage
dripping then pour maple fla-
vored syrup over them let sim-
mer and spoon ever pancakes
while still hot
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LTV?
Lynn Chamber’ Menu
Shrimp Salad in Tomato
Potato Chip Fried Eggplant
Rya Bread and Butter
Blueberry Cobbler
Top Milk or Cream
Bevereg
do not require as much liquid as
others so It la not advisabla to add
all of tha flour until It ia known that
all of It ia needed
Then add softened shortening
mix well and turn out on floured
board Knead un
til the dough be-
comes elastic
and doee not
stick to the
board Place In a
greased bowl
cover end allow
to rise until
double ta bulk
Remove from
bowl and make
Into loeve Piece
in greased tins which should be
large enough to be full when the
bread la molded into them Let
loaves rise to the top of the pant
or until about double in size Bek
In a pre-beated moderate (550-degree)
oven v
There’s nothing better than home-
made dark rye bread for those sa-
lami and ham sandwiches on pic-
nics end outings Her is recipe
thgt makes two Ift-pound loaves
that win be ideal for the week-end:
Dark By Breed
(Makes S lft-peand leaves)
S cap scalded milk
H cap- ahertening
4 tables poa as to gar
1 tebletpeaa salt
5 package yeast
t caps lakewsrm water
It caps rye fleer
Combine scalded milk shorten-
ing sugar and salt Stir to mix
well then cool to lukewarm Add
yeast crumbled In lukewarm wa-
ter Blend in rya flour mixing un-
til dough la weU blended Kntad
on a wen-floured board for 10 min-
utes Let rise in a wsrm place in
covered greased bowl until dou-
ble In bulk (about 1ft hours)
Divide dough end form Into two
loaves Place in gressed round
t-jneb pans and let rise again un-
til doubled in bulk In a warm place
(about 20 minutes) Bake in a mod-
erately hot oven (400-degree) for 1
hour Do not store until cold
Baasage Speen Bread
1 paaad aaasage meat
t cap canned teeiatee
S teeepoens minced anions
t teaspeons salt
K cap cam meal
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1 cap milk '
Cook tomatoea onions and salt to
boiling In saucepan Slowly 1 add
corn meal stir-
ring constantly
Cook until thick
Brown tha sau-
sage drain off
fat and add ft
cup ot tha fat to
the corn mesL
Beat eggs add
milk and com-
bine with first
mixture Bake
uncovered ta a
greased inch
square pen ta e
moderate (375-
degree) oven for
bout 45 minutes Servo hot v
Disk Petal Paacakea
- (Makes I dozen)
1 cop meshed petal
- S cap Bear
1 teaspoon sail
I tablespeoas biking powder
S beaten eggs
1 cap mUk
4 tablespaces light earn syrep
1 teaspoon aaltneg
Mix to bettor ta order given
Boat thoroughly Bako on groasod
griddle until woll browned on both
lidos
Released br Western Mew setter Tales
VOU NEED sturdy tables and
1 benches to make back yard
ra
own
hero is unusually easy to make
The l(oot table seats three people
on each side and has a bln underneath
lor extra thing The benchea may be
pulled up eloae with plenty ot knee apace
and the extra table may be used lor a
and bench it needed
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with list ot materlali needed Price of
pattern la ISo poatpaid Send order di-
rect to:
MXI RUTH WTETB IPKAH
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