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Civic Music Association
Presents Miss Turner
The Bryan - College Civic Music
association will present Miss Clard-
mae Turner, contralto, tonight at
8:15 in the Stephen F. Austin audi-
toi'ium.
Miss Turner will present selec
tions by Debussy, Saint-Saens,
Wagner, Pizzeti, Rospight, Rossini
and an airia from “The Medium” by
Menotti, who created the title role
of Madame Flora for’ Miss Turner.
New members of the association
of the 1955-56 season will be admit
ted by receipt stub, current mem
bers by membership card.
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LAST DAY
“Turn the Key Softly”
Thursday, April 21, 1955
THE BATTALION
Page 5
Family Favorites
By Mrs. H. D. Swilley
(Ed note: Mrs. Ethellee Swilley is married to H. D. Swilley,
a civil engineering student. The Swilley’s are nativesi of Houston
and are now residing at D-8-X, College View.)
CHICKEN ‘N’ DUMPLINGS
Cut 4 to 6 pound chicken in pieces. Put in pressure saucepan.
Add 2 teaspoons salt, 1 small onion, 2 or 3 celery ribs, a whole carrot,
2 or 3 whole cloves, a bay leaf, and a few sprigs of parsley. Add 2
cups water. Cover and let air exhaust. Cook at 10 pounds pressure
for 30 minutes. Reduce pressure gradually. To cook without pressure,
use % cup water per pound and simmer 2% to 3 hours.
Mix dumplins by sifting 1 cup flour, % cup milk, 2 tablespoons
melted shortening. Drop from tablespoon on chicken. Dumplings
slide off easily if you dip spoon in stock each time. Cook uncovered
for 5 minutes. Put on cover (without pressure indicator). Cook 5
minutes.
Arrange chicken and dumplings on platter. For gravy, slowly
stir in a paste of Vz cup water and 4 tablespoons flour for each 2
cups stock. Cook, stirring constantly, till mixture is bubbling all
over.
OKRA GUMBO
Saute 1 chopped onion in 2 or 3 tablespoons bacon grease. Add 2
cups diced okra, 1—8 ounce can tomato sauce, fill tomato sauce can with
water and add, season to taste. Let simmer until okra is done.
OLD FASHIONED SQUASH
Wash and cut up tender young yellow squash. Boil with salt and
1 tablespoon scraped onion until squash is tender and most of water
is cooked out. Mash and put in hot skillet with 2 or 3 tablespoons
bacon grease. Stirring constantly, cook until squash is dry and partly
browned. Salt and pepper to taste.
FRUITY GINGER-ALE SALAD
1—3 ounce package lemon jello
1 cup hot water
1—1314 ounce can pineapple
tid-bits, drained
Dash salt
Cream shortening and sugar and add malted milk and cocoa. Add
well beaten eggs. Sift flour with confectioners sugar, salt and baking
powder, add alternately with milk
Social Whirl
Friday
The College Women’s Social club
will meet at 3 p.m. in the ballroom
of the MSC.
Saturday
The Architecture Wives club will
have a club picnic at 3 p.m. in
Haswell park in Bryan#
Monday
The Electrical Engineering
Wives club will meet at 8 p.m. in
.'oom 2D of the MSC.
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1 cup chilled ginger ale
Vz cup canned whit^ grapes,
drained
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in creamed mixture. Bake in mod
erate oven in two 8-inch pans.
ICING FOR MALTED MILK
CAKE
Cream together 2 tablespoons
shortening. Add L54 tablespoons
malted milk and Vz teaspoon salt
and cream well together. Add %
cup cocoa and cream. Add Vz cup
top milk, 3 cups powdered sugar
and beat until smooth. If deswed,
cocoa and powdered sugar may be
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'mT^HiVo which will spread easily
with knife. Let icing stand for
awhile before using.
Intramurals
(Continued from page 4)
other upperclassmen contest.
Scoring in every inning the
squadron 15 freshmen knocked out
C field artillery to the tune of 7-4.
Arvill Newby opened the scoring
with a two-run triple in the first
for the winners. He also contrib
uted a hit in the fourth, and Jerry
Ellington powered a four-bagger
in the third. Marion Lankford
drove one out with a mate aboard
in the first for half of his team’s
runs.
A grand-slam circuit blast by A
field artillery’s Joe Howell wasn’t
enough as squadron 13 pushed nine
runs across in the third to down
the army men, 11-6. Bob Long,
Carl Williford, Ronny Blanton and
pitcher Emil Wulfe al contributed
base knocks in the game-icing
third.
Squadron 14 edged B field ar
tillery, 11-8, and C armor, scoring
nine in the third, ran over squad
ron 22, 11-5, in freshmen action.
Mitchell eased past Milner, 2-1,
and College View shutout Puryear,
2-0, to round out softball.
Upperclassmen volleyball scores:
B field artillery, 2, squadron 18, 0;
D infantry, 2, squadron 8, 0; squad
ron 10, 2, B armor, 0; squadron 14,
2, squadron 6, 0; squadron 5, 2,
squadron 13, 0; squadron 15, 2, A
signal, 1; squadron 20, 2, squad
ron 12, 1; squadron 11, 2, squad
ron 19, 0.
Softballers Play
Trying for their fifth win in
nine starts, the Aggie softball
team plays Lake Jackson here at
8 p.m. Saturday. The visitors are
a previous world tourney winner.
The Cadets split a doubleheader
with University of Texas here last
week.
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