i„ress --edges ..together' to - seal. - ilia.' Beat welt. Add flour,* 1 teaspoon salt
Bake ini preheatfedrjoven^a^»e»feaJd -and milk. 2 -teaspoons baking powder
L 0 ut 12 minutes.. Cool. Sp—;MiscfTweil. Chill thoroughly. 'Vs teaspoon baking soda
Jinkle with- confectioners* - To* 1 speed chilling, divide the 1 teaspoon ginger
sugar. Makes 3 * dozen., - dough and put -into two pie 2 teaspoons cinnamon
* , • , * tins--lined with waxed pap- Vfc teaspoon cloves
,tirrPTHP»nT rnnifTPe' 611 ioT hour. Drop, by Vz cup shortening
SWEETHEART COOKIES onto V 2 cup sugar
1 ? up / 2 sticks) margarine Into - each co- 1 cup molasses
1/i c’sps.sugar- .. , - o id e press a'gum drop half,- 2 eggs
2 5 - m - ' cut side up. Bake in mod- 1 cup hot water
' ' erate. oyen (375 - degrees) 10
, cups sifted dour to 12-minutes.’'Remove from
teaspoons. baking pow- coo ]j ie -sheet to cooling rack
Tcupmilk ‘ Makes 3V& dozen cookies
21 red Jieartrshaped gum
drops sliced m half.
Melt margarine in sauce-'
pan Remove from heat. Stir.
in sugar. Add eggs and van-’
Mommy, fed how fluffy and soff
the Meolrfe dryer makes my dresses.
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ELECTRIC CLOTHES DRYING
Whether It’s a little-girl’s dress, ded’s-white shirts er
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Dried electrically, clothes are never exposed to
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n *l, there’s no need for you to lug heavy baskets
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GINGERBREAD
VALENTINES
- ZVz - cups -sifted all-pur
- -pose .flour
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switch to FLAMELESS
Sift together flour, salt,
baking powder, baking soda,
ginger, cinnamon; and n clo
ves. Cream together shorten
ing and sugar; blend in mo
lasses. Stir In V£ cup flour
mixture; beat in eggs. Add
hot water alternately with
remaining flour mixture.
Turn into greased acid flour
ed 9-inch square pan. Bake
in moderate oven (350 de
grees) 40 minutes. Cool; cut
out with heart-shaped cut
ter. Top each heart with
whipped cream or whipped
lopping and a candy heart.
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Makes 10 hearts.
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MOLASSES
• ROLLED COOKIES
% cup shortening
Vfc cup sugar
Vi cup molasses
1 egg, divided
2 cups sifted all-purpose
flour
V?. teaspoon salt
teaspoon soda
1 teaspoon baking powder
1 teaspoon cinnamon
V& teaspoon each, ginger
and cloves
Cream together shortening
sugar, molasses, and egg
yolk. (Reserve white for the
frosting) Sift in flour, salt,
soda, baking powder and the
spices.'Mix well. Chill 1 hr.
or until ready to use. Roll
out y«-mch thick on lightly
floured board or pastry cloth
Cut into desired shapes.
Bake on ungreased baking
sheets m moderate oven (375
degrees) 10 minutes Cool;
decorate with Ornamental
Frosting forced through a
cake decorator. Makes about
4 dozen cookies.
ORNAMENTAL FROSTING
114 cups sifted confection
er’s sugar
% teaspoon cream of tatar
1 egg white
Vt teaspoon vanilla
Combine ingredients in a
mixing bowl. Beat with ro
tary beater or electric mix
er until frosting holds its
shape. Cover with a damp
cloth until ready to use.
• County Youth
(From page 1}
ment, seeks to upgrade the
dietary habits of the youth
of the nation by providing
public information on the
economic, social and nutn-
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Other county young people
attending the state congress
were Carl Trqop, Quarry
ville R 3; Lucille Kreider, of
Quarryville Rl; Glenn S.
Henry, Manheim R 4, Marion
8011, Elizabethtown R 3; B.
Arlene Miller, Lancaster R 3;
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Ellen Brown, Mount Joy R 2.
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