Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 64, No. 203, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 1, 1953 Page: 14 of 34
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and eat. She shared her cooking talent with her (laugh-
ter, who in learning to love the kitchen aa much as her
mother. Sandbakelse are made with two cups of sugar,
ITS SAO TO Sil children suffer-
ing from cheat Cold miseries and
so unnecessary, too . . for if
you'll rub CHILDREN'S BEN-
admits.
i Some thirteens have such a high
their church also. (The family at
tends the Del City Church of
Christ )
CHOCOLATE CAKE
2′2 cups of cake flour
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Other Idli Ann Suits in impnrftl
lebries, ham 89.95.
Costume Suits, Second H—r
Two-tono Hat 22.95
with fresh vegetables, chickens and fruits for cobblers
and pies. This year they grew lima beans for the first
time, and peanuts.
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recipe makes about eight dozen cookies.
E"MV--EMMMEDDhr V - *P ‘ dMEM—NA
Ready to welcome guests to their new home which the Givens family built is the
Times homemaker of the week, Mrs. Lester Givens, with her daughter, Glenda, and
her son, David. She also has another son, Phillip.
' , Vitamins and ener-
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Richard Peterson,
ome is filled
A FANULOUS STORY for Junlor
the tale of men and ships that
bring "real gold from the sea" to
help him become that dreamed-of
football hero in the
future' And it comes
true right at home
in the form of
SCOTT'S Emulsion,
containing a wealth
of the natural AAD
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5.. way medicated
skin care1 AMMENS soothes. re-
lieves and helps heal irritated skin
. while its super softness pro-
tects and cushions sore skin to
promote healing its extra fluffy
texture brings cooling relief, too.
So get AMMENS Medicated Pow-
der today. You'll find it wherever
fine drug products are sold ... or
let me send you a free sample!
Just write Nancy Sasser, Dept.
S-103, 271 Madison Ave, New
York, N. Y.
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Your Fabulous Shell Takes on
A New Delicate Decor!
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Mother: "Put your skates in
your room before you go."
ion: "I don't have time to. The
boys are waiting for me to go
and play ball.”
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ITS EAST to “dress up” thrifty
dishes and even leftovers ... a
good rich gravy will turn them
into taste-treats every time! But
don't depend on Ak
Their ranch type home has three
bedrooms, one of which is Mrs. she canned three bushels of
Givens' sewing room, a large peaches Glenda pealed them and
kitchen, dining room, and living daddy cut them. She also canned
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Lester Givens, 4601 SE 31.
The Givenses. with the help of their two children. Phillip, 12 and
Glenda, 10. built a home on their acre and a quarter of land They "
drew the floor plans, laid the floors, put in the wiring and plumbing, I
completely decorated the interior. hung the wallpaper, made the
draperies and curtains and reupholstered the furniture
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their places unless their placet are easily accessible.
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By ANN MURRAH
Why is it some women have timie to make a hrse and others just fis
barely have time to keep a house" That is the difference between a
housewife and a homemaker. The homemaker of the week is Mrs.
.0: easier and feel
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skates and baseball things are
since Dad and I fixed this box
for me to keep them in the back
entry."
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Ar’ New York, Ort. 1—Quiet get-togethers are gala ocea-
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EFa 6 JOLLY TIME Pop torn on hand! Family and
V 4 friends alike love poppin* and ratin' JOLLY TIME
EF 0 • • • for ererr kernel pops or your money bark.
Mh.T Truly, I’ve never (no never!) found a hull or a hard
"CREAM" YOUR COFHI the new,
convenient way . . . with instant
PREAM! It's a luscious, 100%
dairy product in powdered form
. . . made of fresh,
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Features New
2 Bright Colors
Givens varnished all the woodwork
in the house and in her spare HERE IS Mr.s. Givens recipe
time varnished the woodwork at for. » Chocolate cake with sour .
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Peis Mour 10 fa IN
tv-budding factors
that help build strong bones,
healthy teeth and sturdy bodies.
SCOTT'S contains added miner-
als. too and is four times easier
.to digest than plain cod liver oil!
It's a "must" to help fight off colds
when some, natural vitamins are
%Gtx lacking in the diet. So
(8:23 do take my advice . . .
(PAREITS) give marvelous SCOTT'S
KEI Emulsion to your chil-
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WANT “FIRST AID" from irritated
toes . f-a-s-t? Then take my
tip use AMMENS Medicated w
Powder. Why? Because no un-
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lcous‘ KITCHEN BOUQUET is
a fabulous blend of 14 choice
vegetables, herbs and spices which
brings out the natural goodness of
meat and fowl ( . . contains no
artificial ingredients to "smother”
food flavors. Good cooks have
been relying on KITCHEN BOU-
QUET for over 75 years . . . and
so should you!
Typically Lilli Arm in design
...in it wuperb til end
Vebrie Worsted gaberdine in
envy or black piped with white
end red Aho in brown with
white. Site 10 io 14.
within an hour.
But when constipation comes dur-
ing the afternoon. take SAL
HEPATICA one half hour before
dinner . . and feel fine by bed-
time! SAL HEPATICA sweetens
a sour stomach at the same time
. .. because it's also a fast-acting
antacid. So keep SAL HEPATICA
in the medicine chest and (
take it whenever you want speedy,
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ITS A GREAT LIFE when you're
feeling fine ... so, if you wake
up, feeling headachy and "logy"
due to constipation, get speedy,
gentle relief with .
sparkling SAL ASZ!
HEPATICA! It’s ‘‘KG
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Cookies from a Norwegian recipe are being left to cool " and they tell us that they would dependent. Thus one girl com- Veal Scaloppine
- — • brood if they did wrong. “My con- menu, "Not much of a conscience * ’
science bothers terribly till I fix it doesn't bather me at all. Ive if the veal you’ve bought isn't
, things up,” says one girl—while an got it very well tamed" quite as thin as you would like .
- ■ ’other goes to the extreme of hav- And another says, "My con- 1t forthat famous Italian dish— an asparagus tip rolled in white
two cups of butter, one egg, one-half teaspoon of, salt. ing her conscience bother about science might bother me if things Vea saloppine-here’s a chefs brnn. lizhtly buttered and toasted
between four and five cups of flour, just enough to make even such practical matters, as were too bad. Pretty hard boiled1?0* , lace, the serving size slices under the direct flame of your
aunamtiruznustnaanmanairtonapasnvarmamg.eRean, he msuu playing basketball '“'.t' fourteen take much the na hanzma "w ip or
sugar and butter together and add the whole egg flour and ' threw it to the wrong player, same attitude: "My conscience - _________- - -
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"turns"! What's
j more, it adds such
rich goodness to coffee and is such
a joy to use . . . you just put a
spoonful in your coffee, stir a little
and lo! . . . PREAM dissolves in-
stantly. In fact, I've never used
anything like it . . . and am sure
you'll prefer PREAM to anything
you've used in coffee, too. PREAM
can also save you money . . as
, well as time and trouble. Use it...
vou’ll understand what I mean.
MRS. GIVENS cans and freezes was 16 to come to Oklahoma City. I
produce from their garden in She put herself through Classen ,
their deep freeze they have about highschool by doing practical______
350 pounds of food, chickens ing. She is industrious but always
(Which they raised themselves) finds time to be hospitable to
green beans, spinach, eboysenber- neighbors and spend time with her
rifs, lima beans, okra, strawber: children. Her philosophy is "If you
Ties and squash. They also raised want to do something just-do it—
peanuts from which she plans to that's all.” And she realizes she
make peanut brittle and their couldn’t get anything done without
grope vines provide fruit for jelly the help of her husband and chil-
and. grape juice. dren. She is of Norwegian decent
This homemaker has been can- and hopes some day to visit her
RiM since she was 12. This year relatives in Norway.
wonderful . . —
for, taken before - V_w
breakfast. SAL-Y*e
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brings gentle re- ” ~
lief usually
goop NEwS sos Tint-AGm ???!
rou CM kale claw up pimple, ree, bise. ,
head, and other »•««»»» eawd sin ,
blemioha and improve your tUa at a
the WM tim• . eften in juut 1 davl Al
yos nerd l< fka CUTICUNA "Geed Loo kif ,
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CUTICUSA iedicaie qUa, cuiiCUe:
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A pet anyone can own is an autograph bound in yellow, blue,
or green for $1.98. It can be also used for jewelry. Stick pins
tn him and wrap your rings around his tail.
For delicious, healthful omelets a special pan with a long
handle can also be used for reheating leftovers or as a double
trying pan. The price is $1 95.
Less work and no glasses to wash or break or to clutter the
drain board. Instal a dispenser for paper cups in the kitchen with
• 50 five-ounce cups for $1 89 and 50 cups for refilling for 49c.
Remove tarnish and replaces luster to gold and silver jewelry
Put this magic leaf in warm water with a detergent, not soap, and
it will polish your jewelry. It may be used also in the dish pan
for silverware. $1.25. .
Be your own porter and take your luggage right along with
you. For traveling girls with big pieces of luggage A luggaga
strap that goes around the suit case and has rollers, it is ideal
to use and makes traveling so much easier. No tipping or carry-
ing of heavy bags. They will just roll along for $4.95.
It is not necessary to have a bird in a cage Purchase a
black, white or gold-colored bird cage and plant it with ivy. They
make attractive interior decorations for any room The prices
range from $3.50-$4.95.
Sweatproof thermo glasses prevent dripping and water rings
on tables A set of four which can be used as a set of eight or
As shakers. $2 95.
Learn to spend while you are spending to learn A college
budget book can be purchased for 40c with a page fr each
months' expenditures
Points for Parents By Mrs. EdythT. Wallace
FOR YOUR FALL WARDROBE
A LIMITED SELECTION OF
FALL MATERNITY SUITS
Sixes 10. 12 & 14 —They Were $14.95
Now Only 91095
Use our layaway plan on those purchases for your little
tols: Now in merrichild sleepers for the little folks
up to 4 yrs. old. Colors in mint green. Bonbon aqua and
lemon, stick yellow
3-Piece I Extra Pants) «
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WR/ proves it . . . be-
PR cause this sooth-
ing rub-in is sim-
■ply a mild version of regular BEN-
GAY, my family's favorite rub-in
' for generations. And it contains
the same pain-relieving ingredi-
ents . . . but is made especially
for children with more lanolin in
it sp it won't irritate a child's ten-
der skin. You never know when
a chest cold will "strike" ..so if
I were you I'd get CHILDREN'S
BEN-GAY today .. . just in case.
Comes in the Blue Package . . .
at all Drug Stores.
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“WHAT IS A CONSCIENCE?") By FRANCIS L. ILG, M. D. and is not too firm. If I decide to do Early American style which is far
ask some of our 10 year-olds. The LOUISK BATES AMIS, Ph.D. something* It doesn't bother me." from formal and so much tvpical
. ’ teenagers are more sophisticated How about Fifteen: Better or mahogany furniture derives from
I . They not only know what a con- moral attitude that they do not worse? On the whole the tendency the formal 18th Century English
.2 science is, but, alas, some of them, even admit to doing wrong. They is for the 15 year old to be more style The complete change of style
—1 as they themselves put it, have merely say, "I think my conscience conscientious than he was at Four from one room to the other in ad-
their conscience "pretty’ well would bother if I did wrong." Or teen. By far the majority say thev joining rooms seems too abrupt
tamed." they make the relative statement are, and are said to be, extremely
Some children, as we comment that their conscience woulld bother conscientious again. . M"5 R-What color and
ed yesterday, are by nature much them about big bad things but not "If I did wrong I would have ?* sn ould the new wallpaper be
more conscientious than others, about little ones, an awfully guilty conscience,” says . room « ich has a rich green
And at some ages children are ET0TEEN Lct.riezic,j0 one Fifteen. Or, characteristically, ’,' an 11,1 olstered chair in rose
it . it FOURTEEN, characterstically, ■ • N ,.c,; . j •. । , and one in grav 3 deen roso rig
typically more conscientious than My conscience doesn t let me get , 4 K. nose rug
at other ages. is a little bolder, but the majority away with much” and green and gray draperies"’ The
Thirteen, an age when many boys here too have pretty firm con Fortunately, perhaps, with an in rinnoss.,small and has only one
and girls draw into themselves and sciences "Conscience definitely creasing strength of conscience .... .
think things over, when they are bothers me it I do wrong ’ comes an ability to distinguish be- he it bkP iPerrfor Ibisroom.to
you might expect a rather con- , Others1.80 even farther Onegirl And so Fifteen reasonably teU, Ms. dominan tlygrazlt might be a
scientious age told us. "I never did anything bad: "Little tiny things it doesn't both. texture which has several
so I don't know about my con er, but really big things it doesn't shades of gray or one that has
MOST AT this age describe their science." (Could be!) let me get away with." Ln tou shessol.green or rose or
-- Dorn, or it might be a small self-
colored pattern.
pan - browning
alone for it can
never “guarantee "
a perfect gravy!
KITCHEN BOU-
QU E T does,
though ... it al-(-F/V-
ways rewards V / |
with a gravy that's not only ertr
rich and brown, but also extra de-
cabinet with sliding mirror doors
which is built into the flinch wall
an that no heads will ever be
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sweet cream and
other milk products \
(nothing is added!). ’
But PREAM stays x
fresh without re-
frigeration . .. nev-7
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INfW SHOPS
them in your automatic gas clothes
Fe- dryer. For best results, line the
' bottom of the dryer with a Turkish
<Tar names of stores where these items may be purchased, towel before putting the toys in
tall the women's department at Ct i-ltll.) •
bumped on the doors. The interiors 1a t cinnamon
of all closets match the rooms and 4 eggs beaten
the color gray is carried out aT 2 cups ’hick sour cream
through the house. In the living I • vanilla A
room there is a picture window Sift all dry ingredients together M
which overlooks the front yard and three times add cream and vanilla
flower garden. to beaten eggs Add to dry ingred- .
Mr. Givens put cement on either ients and beat well. Bake as a
side of the flower beds to keep three layer or large sheet cake in
the grass out and he also poured a 375 degree oven. (She contends
the cement for dll the walks if sour cream is used, shortening
around the house and the drive isn't needed in the cake.)
They are now planning to build an A blue ribbon seamstress, she
outdoor fireplace for neighborhood has made wedding dresses, coals,
picnics. After eight months of suits and ’he childrens clothes,
work with only the help of a cabi she won first prize on a suit at
net maker and a stone mason the ’he fair, and she used to work at
Givens have a complete home sur a department store sewing for
rounded by Cannas, cherry and window displays and style shows,
peach trees, and a big garden. Mrs. Givens was born in Min-
nesota and left home when she
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thought it was justified, it
wouldn’t.” Or "My conscience
room. Upstairs there is a play beets, pickles and cherries. She
room for the children and a stor- cooks from a recipe book which
age room for canned goods. Mr< she has had since highschool.
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Apple Slices
Applie alicea become delicious
snacks when spread with soft sharp
cheese. Cream cheese and chopped
nuts, peanut butter, or deviled
ham also make good toppings.
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NA whole new rainbow of colors
■ for the floor came into fashion
B when carpet first began to be made
I of Cotton. Color that’s a true de-
I light to the eye continues to build
B cotton’s popularity, although it has
B other winning ways, too—compar
B atively modest cost and great east
I of washing or dry cleaning.
m But today's cotton carpet has
B new practical virtues. It is sturdier
I and more resistant to soil when it
■ । is woven in the new tight twist
B weaves on firm jute backings. The
B tight twist gives the pile a springi-
I ness that keeps it from matting,
I and that helps the yarns to resist
I the absorption of dirt.
■ Beige is new for cotton earpet,
I beige in clear, light tones very dif-
l ference from drab floor covering
l tans of the past. Beige, off-white
I and rosy beaver shades are parti-
I cularly liked for the brown, beige
I and white harmonies of contem-
I porary rooms.
MRS. J. R. A."Would it look
■ right to use maple furniture in our
I dining room when our living room
| is furnished in mahogany? The
rooms are separated by a large
arch only.” '
A dining room in maple is usually
foo informal to go well with a liv-
_ ing room in mahogany. This does
not mean that the two woods can
never be used near each other,
because some contemporary and
even some period design makes
them compatible. However, typical,
maple furniture belongs to an
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