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Kmilv Post THE Tuesday, June 25, 1957 Calendar TODAY 9:30 a. m. YW DupllcaU Bridge Club, YWCA Building. 1 p. in.

Round About Club lunchnon, The Manor. 1:45 p. ni. Enka Lake Ladies Bridge Club, Enka Lake Club. 6:30 p.

in. Malvern Hills Community Club, 154 Arthur ltd. Marv Ihiwoitli TFoziaii Says It's No Fu To Be Admired For Figure Superstition About Knives Discussed Dear Mrs. Post: I was given a shower the fther evening and one of the presents I received was a set of knives. I have told that when ore receives su-Mi a present it is necessary to give a coin to the person who gave it, otherwise it will break friendship.

Will you please tell me what you think about this and if I should send a coin to the giver? Answer: This is a superstitious practice which certainly should not be taken seriously. If you want to send a coin, it would be entirely permissible to do so and explain why you are sending it. Scientists believe people hav lived in Latvia since 3,000 B.C. as DKAR MARY HAWORTH: May I reply to your recent article about a young housewife who is developing a terrific inferiority complex because flat-chested and she notices that her husband admires large bosomed photographic art. Believe me, she doesn't know anything about complexes caused by wrong bustlincs; and I don't mean undersized.

I have a 39-inch bust, 26-inch waist and 37-inch hips: and I am just as sick of this "bust worship" era as are all the rest of the women in the world. that the literary fad in looks seldom lasts longer than a generation, before an emphatic change is launched. I think it is fair to say that the current cult of the super-size bosom is a literary fad if, indeed, our fiction fare nowadays can be called literature, In the 1920s, it was the Hemingway heroines and cartoonist John Heid flapper-figures who glamorized the flatfronted female, as I remember. Your forthright commentary is bound to buck up the less buxom ladies, by teaching them why they have cause to thank their lucky ARROZ A LA PRIMAVERA, a Spanish specialty, includes shrimp, fish, asparagus, peas and meat in a deliriously flavored rice. Delicate flavor and rosy glow come from the addition of paprika.

Let me tell you why: In spite i siars lor Deing sliaped as they are, provided they make eood use of their total endowment In ho clever companionable wives and mothers. Dear Mrs. Post: When a bride is wearing ordinary day clothes and not a wedding dress and veil, is it in good taste for her to hove a procession up through the church and out again? Answer: If the church" is very small, the wedding group would properly walk up the aisle. But if the church is very large and its emptiness therefore very conspicuous, it would certainly be better to enter from the chancel. The bride would, of course, enter on the arm of her father or whoever is to give her away.

But if there are no more than very few persons present, she and the bridegroom might possibly walk M. H. Mary Haworth counsels thrniwli Spanish Cooking Is Right For Hot Summer Weather her column, not by mail or personal interview. Write to her in care of Asheville Citizen. Desegregation Victories and Failures of Citizens' Councils! In this week's Saturday Evening Post, famous reporter John Bartlow Martin corrals the head men of the Citizens' Councils to dig out the real Btnry behind such explosive items as: the feud between Council men Sam Engelhardt and gun-toting Ace Carter and what effects it could have on the whole segregation movement.

the Council's plan to ruin Alabama's Gov. Folsom. the part that anti-Semitism plays in the Councils. the charge that Council man John Kasper is an N.A.A.C.P. "plant." Mississippi Council leader Patterson's claim that their "cause" is spreading North.

the struggle in the "new" Ku Klux Klan that recently erupted in gunplay. Don't miss "The Deep South Pays in this week's Saturday Evening Post. IN ALL, 7 articles, i itorici, i serials, many cartoon. By THE CHEF Spanish cooking is an area un excess fat as it accumulates. Stir in Hi cups uncooked rice, 1 ta-hlesnoon salt, teaspoon ground Tin familiar to most of us, but it's worth investigating.

Right for summer menus are the many del black pepper and 2 tablespoons ec paprika. CooK until nee is ngiu lv browned. Stir in 3 cups chick icately flavored rice dishes from Spain, some including bits of meat and seafood. Characteristically, the rice is given flavor Minules A Day en stock. Cover and cook until rice is tender.

Add I cup grated Parmesan or Cheddar cheese and place in over to heat thoroughly. luJ AH the and glowing color by the addi Serve at once. Serves 4 to 5. tion of rich, red paprika, golden of all the admiring propaganda about large bosoms, ordinary dress manufacturers ignore us. Sizes are scaled to the "average" figure; and a size-13 is right for me, except in the bust, which is much too skimpy.

So mostly I have to buy a size-18, and then take in the sack-line waist and hips. Also there is the problem of bathing suits; a one-ipiece garment is quite impossible. And under anything and everything (even a night-dress we must wear a stout brassiere without which we are just sloppy looking. Moreover, when a man casts an admiring glance our way, in this bust-conscious era, we never know what he admires; or do we? A rather crude example occurred last summer, when a man acquaintance remarked on my short haircut. 1 said that I had worn my hair short for two years, whereupon he replied (with joking emphasis) that he'd not seen my hair-do before.

You can imagine how this kind of thing makes us feel. We want to be admired for ourselves our mind, our soul not because we happen to bo over-endowed with a curve that is no tribute to us. For glamour queens, seen in public in custom-made an I Wow i uu ii Enjoy the Cool Gadgets and EJ? in together Dear Mrs. Post: Will you please tell me when going xo visit a in the afternoon ind you find that she has othii guests, is it prooer for the unexpected visitor to stay, or should she take her leave as soon as possible? Answer: If they are playing bridge, or seem to have been having a conversation that you are interrupting, you -hould make some excuse and leave. But if the conversation is general and you are made welcome, you may stay.

-Made ShadeofaCstm; Get your copy today! ARROZ CON POLLO Cut a 3 pound ready to cook chicken into serving pieces. Heat 13 cup olive oil in a large kettle; add chicken and brown on all sides. Add 1 cup finely chopped onions and 1 cup finely chopped green peppers. Cook about 5 minutes. Add teaspoon garlic powder, teaspoon ground black pepper, 5 teaspoons salt, 2 tablespoons paprika, 1 large or 2 small bay leaves, 1 cup canned tomatoes and l'j cups boiling water and cook, covered, 20 minutes.

Meanwhile, combine 3 cups boiling water, 1 teaspoon salt, 'i teaspoon crumbled saffron and 1 cup long grain rice. Cook until rice is tender. Add to chicken along with 2 pimentos, cut in strips. Slowly cook about 10 minutes. Pour mixture into serving dish.

Garnish with additional pimento strips and dried parsley flakes, if desired. Serves: 6 to 8. saffron or both. AKKOZ A LA PRIMA VERA Saute cup chopped shallots or scallions (using tops and all) and 1 cup diced ham or luncheon meat in cup hot olive oil. Stir in l'i cups uncooked rice and mix well.

Fry until slightly brown. Stir in 4 cups water, vegetable or chicken stock, Hi. tablespoons salt, teaspoon ground black pepper and 3 tablespoons paprika. Cover and cook 30 to 35 minutes or until rice is tender, stirring frequently to revent rice from sticking to bottom of pan. Add 1 pound diced fish fillets, hi pound fresh shelled deveined shrimp or two 4-ounce cans shrimp, 1 pound fresh (or a 10-ounce package frozen) asparagus, diced, and 1V4 pounds fresh (or a 10-ounce package frozen) green peas 15 to 20 minutes before cooking time is up Garnish with paprika and pimento strips.

ARROZ A LA MILANESA Saute 1 pound small pork sausage with -i cup diced onion until sausage is brown, draining off Blalvern Hills Club Plans Picnic Today The Malvern Hills Community Club will have a picnic at the home fo Mr. and Mrs. W. Riley Palmer, 154 Arthur-Road, at 6:30 p. m.

today. Members of the club who live on Arthur Road will be hosts. garments designed to accentuate and support this endowment, bosom worship may be all right. But we housewives have to be some A CURTIS MACAZIN9 By JAMES KELLER "My one vote doesn't count," 5s the oft-used expression. On the contrary, just one vote has had a decided effect on the history of our country.

For example: 1. Thomas Jefferson and John Quiney Adams were elected Presidents of the United States by "just one vote" in the Electoral College. 2. Rutherford B. Hayes was elected President by one vote.

When his election was contested, he won again by one vote in an electoral commission. The Congressman from Indiana who cast the deciding ballot had been sent to Congress by a margin of just one vote. And that deciding vote for Congressman was cast by a seriously ill man who had insisted on being carried to the polls. 3. One vote in the House of Representatives decided the passage of the Draft Act of World War II.

Show a conscientious interest in voting, especially in primaries. God has delegated you to play at least a small part in applying His truth and justice to government. He expects you to do something to bring to earth the law and order of heaven. "But be ye doers of the word and not hearers only." (James 1:22) May we always appreciate and protect Thy trust in us, 0 Lord. thing more than a pleasing eye- Minnesota has 508 tree farms covering 439,799 acres.

JimsL Made To Fit Any rul, to get along with husband and children. A few brains and a good disposition are indispensable. As you remind, the primary function of the, mammary gland is to suckle infants, and my doctor tells me that small-busted mothers usually are more effective in this respect. My own three children were bottle-fed, of necessity. So which of us, flat-chested wife or buxom Bessie, is the belter sample of womanhood? True enough, this chesty fashion in looks will pass.

Meantime, the undersized girls can put on falsies and be modish. But we buxom Bessies can't cut down. Size Window! to Plan for Investing Your Savings Wisely. OUR NEXT FULL DIVIDEND PERIOD IS JULY 1st to DECEMBER 31. SAFETY-, 21 years successful operation.

Adequate reserves $10,000.00 Insurance on each saving account. after the outsize bust is just another has been style. Alas. I have already lived through one flat-chested era back in the 1920s There is nothing more painful than poverty. Hebrew Proverb.

when I was in high school. And and I felt every bit as handicapped Protect, men as v. v. does now. I hope my candor is acceptable for I do want women like V.

V. ln to Your EARNINGS to hear the other side of the 3 Compounded Semi-Annually story, and thank their luckv HOME! General Meeting Is Held By Church Women Miss Rutl Walts gave the open stars that they have a normal or STERLING BUTTER DISH to give as a sift or even flat chest. Oh, and one last word my husband, too, admiringly studies large busted art. So V. V.

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D. DEAR C. D. This is a wonder fully kind hearted wholesome ing prayer at the general meeting of the Women of the First Presbyterian Church yesterday morning in the fellowship hall. Mrs.

Elizabeth Felker of Boston, Mrs. D. W. Haynes of Palm Beach, and Mrs. C.

B. Lindsley of Berea, were out-of-town guests. Taking part on the program were Mrs. Elizabeth Flowers, Mrs. 0.

L. Arnold and Mrs. Guy H. White Jr. MATTHEW FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAM ASSOCIATION carp: statement of the other side of the story, and indirect testimony to your generous nature.

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