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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1946
Page
13
Butter remains scarce and costly in many places. The guide explains best storage in a lightless refrigerator, uses to stretch butter in half and half dishes, and several recipe ideas including blends with cream cheese yolk lime juice deviled ham and mustard for spreads and toppings on vegetables potatoes and corn.
Regular meeting held at the home of Ralph, Rhoda, and Parepa Rippeon near Liberty on October 1 with teen members present. Bible reading, games, and refreshments noted. Next kt meeting planned for November 12 at the home of Charles, Betty, and Virginia Rippeon. Weather and river condition data included.
Mt Pleasant Homemakers Club met September 28 at Mrs. Biser's home with Mrs. Jesse Ramsburg presiding. Demonstration on finished slips by Mrs Greenberry Ecker. five slips shown including one by Mrs Edward McDevitt chosen to go to the Fair. Public bingo party planned October 13 at Mt Pleasant Community Hall. Oct 28 next meeting with Mrs Greenterry Ecker as hostess.
Emmitsburg residents and relatives travel to Baltimore New Orleans Taneytown and Philadelphia visiting friends and family. Wedding and church events listed with guests including McCullough Eckenrode Topper and Leiss families. A Vincentian mission begins October 6 at St Josephs Church and a bingo fundraiser at St Josephs High School raises about 110 dollars.
Prices rose modestly until June 1946 then accelerated, led by food costs. Miss Meighan conducts the first class in the new Home Economics Laboratory a spacious airward corridor with dining set. Students and faculty share dinner. several local residents and staff noted. Circle Jeanne d Arc elects officers Patricia Sanders president Rachael Harley vice president Julia Arnold secretary Christina Jordan treasurer.
The exchange contrasts patience and medical understanding with punitive jail approaches. The Old Judge argues alcoholism is a disease requiring addressing underlying causes, while Roger cites incarceration as common but wasteful. Medical and social scientists have studied the issue in recent years.
At a recent Science Club meeting wartime officers were elected including Guy Baker as vice president Rachael Unley as secretary Du il Arnold as treasurer and C Jordan as treasurer. The club, devoted to studying French music and art, discussed a charity project to portray the peoples of war torn Europe and reviewed last year's resume.
The text notes that desert tribes in Africa and the Near East wore sandals as an artifact cited by ancient Egyptians. It references Hita Maas and Rachael Herley as former officers of the elk and mentions the cultural practice as part of historical observation.
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