07 May 1942
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1942
Page
1
Sophie Gimbel answers How will the war feet fashion. Women are buying fewer suits but better ones, focusing on hats blouses and accessories to make the costume do the work. WPB restrictions shape styling and aging concerns, while experienced dressmakers agree that good clothes endure.
STATE COLLEGE Pa A student club at Pennsylvania State College offers a nightly non profit entertainment option for 6500 students. A 50 cent cover grants a table, dancing to recordings and a floor show. soft drinks cost a nickel and student made sandwiches a dime. The club, run by George Donovan, sustains itself with proceeds and defense stamps if profits exceed expenses. The Dry Dock operates year round, drawing talent from students and hosting high attendance during dances and sports events.
A compilation of minutes from several county clubs including Boyd's Chapel, Battlefield, Oakgrove, Hopewell, Piney Grove, and others. Members discussed sugarless baking, soap and fabric crafts, home sanitation, and nutrition. Meetings highlighted demonstrations by Louise Lewis and county agent Jones, with plans for May gatherings and fundraising efforts.
Eacy in mind is the housewife. This brief feature by Mrs Alexander George, Wide World Food Editor, offers quick practical tips for time pressed cooks and easy meal ideas for busy households.
A brisk guide shows ready to eat meals for busy cooks. Cornburgers mix 1 and 2 eggs with hamburger and crumbs, shape into cakes, fry, then simmer in tomato soup. Ham and eggs uses sliced ham browned, then eggs cooked in ham drippings with paprika and celery salt. Serve with shoestring potatoes.
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