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Show i THE RICH COUNTY REAPER. RANDOLPH. UTAH LYNN CHAMBERS MENUS Church Supper. Ham Loaf with Horseradish Sauce Scalloped Potatoes Sunshine Salad Green Peas Bread or Rolls Coffee and Milk Berry Cobbler Recipes given. cans tomatoes salt teaspoon pepper 10 pounds wieners 10 No. 2 teaspoons m 1 80 to 100 buns inch squares Cut bacon into and broil over low heat until partially done. Drain off most of fat. onions and bacon together until Baked meat loaf is simple to pre- Fry golden brown, stirring frequently. pare and easy to serve for affairs Add salt and pepper. where guests are numerous. Bake Place tomatoes, wieners on top and simmer or in small loaf either the large for 45 minutes. Place a wiener and loaves. a spoonful of the saqce on each hot buttered bun and serve, allowing Supper Plans Given two for' each person. ' As Aid in Planning Scalloped Potatoes. (Serves 50) lZYi pounds potatoes 2 tablespoons salt 1 teaspoon pepper To Serve Fifty Social calendars get very active during the summer months because and vacations weather offer such a grand opportunity for getting together a big party. Perhaps the Sunday school picnic is just around the comer, or perhaps the ladies aid is planning a big treat for their husbands soon. Whatever the occasion, youll surely want to put forth your very best cookery and serve everyone amply. This will call for some careful planning, and also, large quantity recipes. Good planning which takes into consideration every angle will make the affair a successful one. Recruit plenty of help so that no two or three women are tied to the kitchen range all the time. Everyone will have a better time, if all have some leisure. Ham Loaf. (Serves 50) 5 pounds lean pork, ground 5 pounds smoked ham, ground m quarts bread or cracker crumbs 1M teaspoons pepper HONOR V. S. DEAD IN EUROPE . . . White crosses and stars in every country where American soldiers fought against Hitlers army, bear testimony to the sacrifice of U. S. lives. The liberated people of these countries now honor the U. S. war dead as fervently as their own. The photograph shows French and American officers saulting. Beyond the graves were the hills through which the Allied forces pushed their way to the Rhine. 1 teaspoons 3 eggs Zyi pints salt milk Mix together all ingredients. Mold into loaves and bake 1 to 2 hours in a moderate (350 degree) oven depending on size of loaves. This makes 5 loaves, small small bread pan size or about three large. Horseradish Sauce. m FATHER WITH MOST CHILDREN . . . George N. Davis Sr., 63, farmer of Theresa, N. Y., at left, behind microphones on porch as he was awarded saving bond by national fathers day committee, which selected him as the father in the U. S. with the most children. The presentation was made in the presence of Mrs. Davis, beside him, the 20 children in foreground and 28 grandchildren. Theresa declared a public holiday and the entire town turned out to honor Davis. (Serves 50) cups sour cream H cup boiled salad dressing H cup horseradish Blend ingredients thoroughly and serve with ham loaf. An alternate dish to serve, if ham or pork is difficult to obtain, would be frankfurters prepared in a mildly spiced sauce: Creole Wienies. (Serves 50) 5 pounds bacon 30 cups finely chopped (7 Ya quarts) yt cup flour Vi cups butter or substitute 2 quarts milk , Wash, pare and cut potatoes in thin slices. Place a layer of potatoes in greased baking pan, sprin-kl- e with salt, pepper, flour and dot with butter. Repeat until pans are almost full. Pour over enough hot milk to cover top and bake in a oven moderately slow until potatoes are tender. The time will depend upon the size and quantity in pans about Vk to 2 hours. Sunshine Salad. (325-degre- e) (Serves 50) packages lemon flavored gelatin cups grated carrots pounds grapefruit, cut bisections Make gelatin according to d- 5 7 5 irections. When mixture begins to thicken, add carrots and grape- fruit and allow to chill until firm. Serve in squares on lettuce with J mayonnaise dressing. Fruit or Berry Cobbler. (Serves 50) 5 quarts fruit or berries Sugar to sweeten y2 cup cornstarch ' Biscuit dough Heat canned fruit or berries and water, or fresh fruit and water to a boiling point (1 quarts water tOi 24 cups fruit or berries). Sweeten t to taste. Dissolve cornstarch in small amount of cold water and add1 to fruit or berry mixture. Cook,i stirring constantly, until thickened. Pour into shallow baking dish andt drop biscuit dough on top. Bake in oven a moderately hot for 30 minutes. (425-degre- e) onions Lynn Says: Vv v s Y INDIA UNITED ON FREEDOM . . . Although the word India bespeaks of one country and thereby infers a certain contiguousness of territory, the fabulous land is actually in a strange political position with islands within which are In reality little nations in their own right. In the north are the Moslem provinces and scattered throughout (parallel lines) are the party strongholds in the British holdings. Both party representatives and Moslem league men, normally at odds, attended the conference. DIVIDED All-Ind- ia All-Ind- ia - fin ,s s im In - v.? Mfr iww REBEL PASSES . . . Sen. Carter Glass, 88, Virginia Democrat, who died of a heart attack. Senator Glass has not attended congress for four years. He was secretary of the treasury under Wilson. Lets Serve eggs: Theres variety and appetite appeal in eggs if youll serve them in the following ways: Use these fillings for omelets: creamed tuna fish or seafood; minced cooked ham, cooked pork sausage or deviled ham; sauteed mushrooms, creamed peas, asparagus or other vegetables; grated cheese, creamed chicken and mushrooms, jelly, jam or marmalade; fried onions; or broiled bacon. s When you poach eggs, serve them in corned beef hash nests, spinach nests, potato nests or french toast made of stale bread. Scramble eggs with bits of diced American cheese, frizzled bacon, shredded ham, or fold in some leftover vegetables. Bake eggs with bacon, sausage or some of the cold meat cuts end serve as a main dish for supper with salad and dessert. Fry eggs slowly and serve with quickly broiled cold cuts or waffles, pancakes or toast Pastry for the party will probably be furnished by individual members. If. this is not possible, make a delectable fruit cobbler and serve with cream or ice cream. Coffee. (Makes 100 cups) 3 pounds coffee 6 gallons water Tie coffee in thick cheesecloth bag, leaving plenty of room for coffee to swell. The coffee may also be mixed with a small amount of egg and cold water, if clear coffee is desired. Drop bags in boiling water and boil 3 minutes. Remove bags and keep coffee hot. For this amount of coffee you will need 1 quarts of cream . (for 2 tablespoons to each cup) and pound sugar (counting 2 teaspoons per cup). R (leased by Western Newspaper Union. f |