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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1951
Page
25
Four servings. Chill canned cling peach halves and combine with four large plum wedges and a peeled, cored pear cubed. Toss with lemon juice, then layer peach quarters with plum and pear mix in four chilled sherbet glasses and serve immediately.
Advice column discusses hat styles for a bride over forty pairing with a dark brown suit, favoring a small tabac tricorn by Bernice Charles. It covers color choices for chartreuse, blue, or rose tones, suggests sheer white nylons with white pumps for leg appearance, and offers cruise wardrobe tips including a simple black sheet and jacket for evening dinners.
Bright melon rings form the centerpiece of a cottage cheese and raisin filling in this Summer Color Salad. Quarters of plums surround the cantaloupe ring, while stuffed prunes with apricots add color. serve atop lettuce with French dressing. Serves 6.
Rice as a salad ingredient becomes popular among hosts. The method: cook and chill rice, then mix with onions celery cucumber pickles and mayonnaise, garnish with greens and tomato wedges. Variations include stuffed olives. yields about three cups and serves six.
A simple hot weather drink starts with chilled apricot nectar. Add a squeezed lime half and a dash of soda water for a long cool beverage.
A graham cracker crust ice cream pie layers cling peaches with chocolate sauce. Chill until serving. Dessert is kept in the freezer until ready to serve.
A simple no fuss dessert idea uses canned cling peach halves chilled and arranged in pretty glass dishes. Top each with a spoonful of rum flavored whipped cream for a flavorful finish.
A letter from FRIEDA asks how to cope with 20 years of abuse, lack of children, and a husband who drinks and resents her family. Dorothy Dix urges leaving or rationing financial support to prompt reform, stressing the need for self value and safety over continuing mistreatment.
Box 98 Times Station New York presents a quick summer dessert. Plump prunes served ice cold with a tablespoon of creme de menthe taste refreshing. A spoonful of whipped cream adds richness for indulgent enjoyment.
A simple addition of celery seed enhances tossed greens dressing with a subtle, peppery depth. The seeds deliver a bright, herbaceous note that pairs well with vinaigrette and oil based dressings.
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