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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1947
Page
2
A summary noting the May 25 lesson plan with selected subjects and scripture texts issued under permission from the International Council of Religious Education. It outlines educational aims and references the organization responsible for the material.
Lesson text reviews Israel and Judah under kings, detailing judgment for idolatry and drunkenness. It notes Assyrian captivity as punishment, warns against secret sins, and reflects on national decline influenced by alcohol. Also includes spring luncheon recipes and menus.
The menu features stuffed lamb chops with fresh peas in cream lettuce with bacon dressing and hot biscuits. Strawberry jam accompanies the chocolate chip ice cream and beverage section includes a recipe.
Lynn suggests elevating garden vegetables with asparagus served in a white sauce and topped with grated hard cooked eggs. For a protein boost, wrap cooked asparagus in thin slices of boiled ham enriched with melted American cheese.
Green beans cooked until tender are served with a mustard flavored white sauce enriched by egg yolks. A southern variation uses chili sauce with salt and oil to blend with the beans. Leftover peas mix with crisp bacon bits and a hint of heavy cream for a rich side.
Richard Basehart returns to Zanesville for a homecoming as Eagle-Lion stages a May 25 premiere with New York media and Louis Bromfield hosting at his farm. Bing Crosby plans a Halloran hospital show for wounded veterans but a telephone strike blocks it. Other items note The Second Mrs Burton radio programs on family life and Elsie Stapleton’s budget talk on May 28.
Haley notes warm days demand light weight organdie and batiste blouses to wear with suits and skirts. Plan several ready to wear or self sewn blouses with simple lines, avoiding heavy details when time is short. Use frosty fabrics, careful pressing, and guidance from sales staff to simplify construction.
The text describes using Tucker attachments for tiny pin tucks on sheer fabrics like batiste organdie and lawn. It notes zigzag stitches are nearly invisible saving stitching effort and eyestrain while the tucker gauges tuck width and marks the next tuck during sewing.
The article advises yearly cleaning of flushing tanks to remove scale and insists on a rapid fall in lavatory overflow pipes. It suggests an old alarm clock as a toy for a five year old to teach numbers and time, using family clocks to reinforce correct timing.
Advice on home sewing details to achieve a professional appearance. Scallops require skill for a custom finish. evenness matters. Tucks, pleated edgings, and inserted banding enhance simple dresses. Mirror guidance on fabric choices and figure fit. reuse old buttons on safety pins for easy repairs.
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