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27ic¢ b. 39¢ n er 31¢ heon re ch th M â€" i omaâ€" e â€"Meat. bun. 19¢ our customers o will be com» for 15¢ 2 It . 290C £â€"Veal 9¢â€" imento Treat" largest M gnivonity “;Mnl ; year M‘n: + rolled m this one i LONS 5C )A Y es on the. Ti : releassy \y o lt rage uce H Mmade UY 4, 1988 ©&e* of Luy col. tw 1 ATH â€"~JulyY _ OWY We rejoice with you in work well done and we are satisfied â€""tither in the knowledge and spirit "‘m-t We look forward in the that we may not lose the Yision that prompts us to do and dare and that we, too, may "carry ®t" ‘Once more, congratulations! :"‘fioflw of" our pagâ€" tant production is due to the genius ""fiuflt::,tui- Phyllis Seago. "nssessing of all a charming Pferouality, an amazing propensity tor surmounting dificuitics, and an Mifiting devotion‘ to her. art, she BM built up a background of rich sepftience in the field of her chosen Moftssion. ‘ Miss Seago is a graduâ€" ‘?lt" the University of Oklahoma, TNm degrees of A.B and B.F.A. in it hsn with .‘!.‘!"P'ny W the RX C CCCE CEmoy Am T GEIve APqQoim. HH . The Sunday afterngon Vesper serâ€" Fiee which closed the centennial geiâ€" thration, was held in the grove on .~ pageant site. Dr. Horace Smith Of Carrett BiblKical Institute, the speaker of the afternoon, delivered 4 most appropriate and enjoyable address on "The Work of the Church :?‘ Building Up of a Communâ€" “" .t.1 faleh€ From th, L""!m of aduits, children, ‘rn small babies of long ago, old photographs ‘of our ®, guns, priceless patchwork quilts “ww lm ete.: } ..A room furnis ag in pioneer «ays contained the old fireplace With its spinning wheel and reel, the old clock, the‘ mdfntfiâ€":'s chair, the whatâ€"not. An old organ standâ€" M# against the wall was used to furnish. oldâ€"time favorite music in . We, who stood ‘on the sidelines, t'ilh you in gratitude to those ear departed souls who endured so r that we might have more. We re proud, with you, of those sturdy There were historic documents, including a letter I:itten by Daniel Webster; there w ‘re coopers‘ tools, Indian arrow heads, clothes worn by _|The historical exhibit was a surâ€" prise and delight to all. It would be impossible to mention all the artâ€" itles exhibited. Space does not perâ€" :'lud women who established 6 little settlement of Déerfield. A TRIBUTE‘ TO DEERFIELD‘S CENTENNIAL Congratulations to you, citizens of Deerfleld, for your splendid centen: mial‘ celebration. No one viewing that picturesque parade headed by the unique figure of Indian Clark, the w Indians, and Father Mare , the pioneggs in their oxâ€" drawn covered wagon, could fail to catch the spirit of those farâ€"away days of a hundred years ago. No one who. was lucky enough to ‘get a glimpse ‘of your gorgeous p”ene,f could fail to understand the reason for holding centennials. MWith fried chicken on the Fourth goes sealloped potatoes or French m,puuo salad given below, hery ~little biscuits with: red ’.’Mkd peaches, a red, white blue salad and a gala dessert from the refrigerator. Ice cream or any white frozen dessert can be givâ€" party these may be stick candy twisted in red paper, with artificial ftuses. ‘For the grownâ€"ups, cigarets may be similarly disguised. ; roman candle, with decorated. ice eubes and: flavorous ‘fragments of sliced bananas, pineapple, mara: schino cherries, lemon, lime, orange and mint, all frosty cold. â€" Little bundles of "firecrackers" tied with patriotic ribbon make apâ€" propriate favors. | A_t thg_ c_hildm’n Be safe as, you ‘like about. your colinary "fireworks" but not: too sane! For instance, if you‘re servâ€" ing. hot biscuits | with ‘the chicken and the children, want sandwiches, too â€"have sandwiches. Have startâ€" ling table decorations, because people expect to bestartled on the Fourth of July. A giarnt firecracker that Jooks as if it would rock the Empire State Building if it were ever set of, makes a fine table centerpiece. a dupe, of course, just a ‘hollow :“ of ’:rdhpord covered with red crepe paper and twisted at the end, with a fuse issuing forth. rhnuehl' might contain a vaâ€" riety of favors for each guest, noise makers, paper hats, balloons, attachâ€" ed to red, white and ‘blue ribbons which issue out of the firecracker and terminate at the guests‘ places. Punch may be as spectacular as a \‘Rone ‘are the pink lemonade, the (en a holiday aft by ser in bly aenn pig and political orations| paper |souffle cups with ; bril::: ”,:.rynr All that remains of | dash of ) or strawberry 9 iidashioned fourth are the | sauce, and a silk flag placed .:‘mmdico”cmm. in the’qnter ~ But now we Can put some fire=|. Red, white and blue salad is made in the nienu, "whether the | with halved pears placed holi:' side #“h."“.picn‘c away from home| up on lettuee. ~ Fill centers with or for a gals supper for the chilâ€" fmhtl;nhrflel. Pipe around the dren on the lawn or porch. : If at / edges ‘of pears with pastry tube a home, the party should by all means | ribbon of cream cheese and outside ’.‘dmm&fiuth-tpcfloduuehmphu;afowdr‘d.mp- of suspense between l‘““‘ft‘"’.”‘borries.w o4 . §2.32. and early darkness, or "fireworks| ©~ prinin Craaim Patatsa Salaa _ ggU English RSDAY, JL H tier university sent : Universal Producâ€" director, where she on {because of . her ere she went‘to the ( the Globe Theatre Village at "A Cenâ€" 1935 The pageant committee wishes to scknowr:dge appreciation to the following ormi:rtion’s for %lendid co-oporfitfion and‘ 'ervvv!cet P ill.zl: Board o t est Deerfle Township %Wmn s Club of D.eerfi'eld.D“.’ e ,mldRoCh l)ec!'l tl:,f Gommerce, e ub, American Legiom.&nxflinry, ’é&m«ri- can Legion, Deerfleld Parent Teachâ€" er â€" Asgociation, Jilloynl No%hbon. 3°? tft‘;o “Pt:;bliG . 'sesr:iom'cohmpmy uin | C . ce ‘ s Deerfieldâ€"Shields ; High Schdpl. the Deerfield Gr-nu% r sSclzool‘, Ammm- can Red Cross, U. S. Army Commonwealth REdison Drum and Bugle Corps, Hwood Junior Leâ€" gion Drum and Bugle Corps, Jewett Riding ‘Audemy,-!’ Deerfleld ‘ Associaâ€" tion Club, is â€" en " Gratéful‘ acknowledgement is also made to the many individuals who gave of financial help and personal services.â€"Contributed. t tury of Progress ?xpodtion”}gin Chiâ€" cago. At present she is br?dcut- ing over station WCFL as "Rose" in the "Baxter Sisters." Her work with the Deerfield. centennial pagâ€" eant deserves our warmest praise and we feel fortunate in ln#nz obâ€" tained her services, â€" J t a drop or two ns red vegetable colâ€" oring g‘:tu the pink rhubarb is used. in wlgip’fied blend thoroughly, turn into refrigerator tray and freeze, stirri g the mixture onee during the freezing. Serves four to six. @ 8 % cup crushed.pineapple _ _ | 1 cup heavy cream, whipped stiff Cook rhubarb with very : water and no gugar, then strain for the rhubarb. juice. Measure and cook with the sugar to the th stage, then imnt tely pour slowly into the -tx‘;' ;y beaten egg whites, beatâ€" ing constantly while pouring. . Conâ€" tinue beating until cool, add salt, cooked rhubarb pulp and pineâ€" apple, both well drained. also _ _Frenth Cream Potato ?:1 }: i pepper | i 3 “ ons chopped onion 2 teaspoons .‘lt K § N poon paprika | ; â€" _ 2 tablespoons butter‘ s Cut celery in lml pieces and mix with potatoes; add the minced onâ€" ion, salt, pepper and paprika. Allow to stand for 15 minutes. Heat the cream and butter, until butter is melted. (Pour over potato axxturo i s stirring with a fork, so that the poâ€" tatoes iwill not be mashed. *wn'in refrigerator. Serve cold. . fls . (Rhubarb ‘ Parfait. | [ Â¥ cup unsweetened rhubarb jniee You‘ll get a real thrill out of f the BEE LINE 81 bent, crooked |axles and â€"line wheels! It does it so nceurately Drive in real soon. edges ‘of pears with pastry tube a ribbon of cream cheese and outside the cheese place a row of red raspâ€" berries, | >‘ > . f ( Red, white and blue salad is made with halyed pears placed hollow side up on lettuee. ~ Fill centers with fresh blueberries.. Pipe around the P uc;nou o.RECQ“S TR T U 1 .2 UA T T UFas.N # cup sugar. | 1 3 egg whitees . â€" _ >| %fiipoon salt 1 % cup cooked rhubarb pulp fnfli Eyes oppiies 13 so completely GET ~â€"A feature of the picnic will be the presentation of a prize to the members who sold the tickets to the club‘s show last April. Dancâ€" ing and other entertainment will also be provided. Members planning to attend asked to signify their inâ€" tention by calling Hi d Park 148 or informing the club secretary, Chester Tomei. 4 f Members of the Dante A, Club.are invited to attend a picnic given by the club on Sunday, July 14. Free transportation to the plir?xie; grounds will be provided from 126 ~High Strete at 2:30 p.m. $ ut is.} ‘July 10â€"11, Wednesday and Thursâ€" day: "Star of Midnight" with Ginâ€" g:r Rogers and Wm. ell, A very 8 highly polished mystery comâ€" edy with an involved but cleverly sustained and adroitly ‘solved plot. An actress, star of the play, "Midâ€" night," suddenly disa rs, thus sétting a match to a train of events that | includes tragedy.! Excellent afting and directing makes the most of the ‘story. Adults. Dante A. Club Plans ‘ 4 Picnic for July 14 |\ July 7â€"8â€"9, Sunday, Monday Tuesâ€" y, "The edding Night," Gary Coopâ€" and Anna Sten. 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