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IN THIS UNUSUAL pattern, the interest is when finished is nine inches square. When
in the border, rather than in the block- The cutting material, allow for seams as these
deep pink squares are supposed to be drops patterns are the exact size of the finished
of blood from Cupid’s arrow. The block piece. (Copyright: Keekly Star Farmer) ‘
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three layers. Mix one package of
instant pudding mix with half
the amount of milk called for on
the container, or one cup. Whip
cream until stiff. To about two
thirds of the pudding, fold in
half the whipped cream. Spread
between the layers of the cake.
Fold the remaining pudding and
cream together, and spread over
the top and sides of the cake.
Place in refrigerator and allow to
set for several hours or ovef
night.
Before serving, sprinkle with
shredded blanched almonds. They
will shred easily with a sharp
knife if a few at a time are
brought to the boiling point, then
removed from the water; toast in
oven after shredding until light
biown.
FAVORITE EGG DIP
12 hard-cooked eggs, riced or
sieved
- 2 Jablespoons soft butter or
margarine
1 tablespoon lemon juice or
vinegar
2 teaspoons prepared mustard
2 teaspoons Worcestershire
sauce
2 drops tabasco sauce
1 teaspoon salt
Va teaspoon white pepper
% cup salad dressing
Paprika, chives, parsley or egg
slice for garnish
Combine all ingredients except
garnish. Beat until smooth. Add
more seasoning if desired. Have
consistency soft enough to permit
potato chips to be dipped into it
easily. Refrigerate until ready to
serve. About 20 minutes before
serving, remove from refrigera
tor and beat or whip dip to fluff
and soften it. Pile into chilled
bowl. Garnish as desired. Makes
one quart.
Use pleater tape and pleater
pins to save time when making
draperies. Both tape and pins can
be purchased at most sewing
shops.
One 100-watt blub gives the
same amount of light as two 60-
watt bulbs or six 25-watt blubs
and costs less to buy and oper
ate.
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That’s all for this week. We are
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For example, electric barn cleaners
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Lancaster Farming, Friday, Nov. 22, 1957—11
Farm Women 9
Pack Baskets
For Shut-ins
Society 9 met at the home of
Mrs Ray Aston of Martieville on
the afternoon of Nov. 16. Co
hostess, who helped to serve the
refreshments, was Mrs. Elizabeth
Shaubach, Martieville.
Plans were made for a banquet
to be held at Meadow Hills Inn
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reduced. At the same time, the quality
of the hay is preserved.
Egg cleaning and washing, milking,
heating water, too, can be done elec
trically, in fractions of the time it takes
using old-fashioned methods.
These barely scratch the surface of a
long list of the tasks which electric hired
hands can do so handily. See your farm
equipment dealer or your
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away. Begin to Farm Better
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at 630 p m , Dec 18. A Christ
mas Paity will be held by mem
bers of the Society.
The Society voted to give $5 t<y
the T B. SocieU, $lO toward 4H
boys and girls expenses that they
might be able to attend the con
vention in Chicago, and $25 sup
port for a orphan girl m India.
At the close of the meeting 23
Thanksgiving baskets were made
for the sick and shut in, after
which refreshments were served
by the hostess and co-hostess.
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