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The Memorial Hall cook book

1919

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Presented as published in 1919. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
UBRARY Oi- CUNbRIESS WILLOW GROVE PARK Americas Summer Musical Center Presenting the Highest Class Musical Attractions of the World ELECTRIC FOUNTAIN DISPLAY EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENINIG MODERN AMUSEMENTS THE IDEAL PLACE FOR AN OUTING Willow Grove Heating and Plumbing Company YORK ROAD, WILLOW GROVE Opposite Railroad Station Steam and Hot Water Heating Pipeless Heaters and Gas Fittings Estimates cheerfully given Jobbing promptly attended to FRANK SCHIESSER, Prop. BELL PHONE For Good Results and Satisfaction When Baking or Cooking Use These Recipes WHEN BUILDING place your Building and Construction Problems with ROY RANDALL and be relieved of further anxiety and worry FOR MORE AND BETTER HOMES ROY RANDALL Suburban Builder Moreland Ave., midway between York and Easton Roads PHONE, HATBORO 102-R HORSHAM, PA. Estimates on All Lines of Building Construction MEMORIAL HALL COOK BOOK PUBLISHED BY THE WOMEN'S COMMITTEE OF THE WILLOW GROVE MEMORIAL HALL BUILDING FUND WILLOW GROVE, PENNA. COMMITTEE PERSONNEL MRS. J. DYRE MOYER, Chairman MRS. JOHN R. HOWARTH, Secretary MRS. W. R. PUGH, Treasurer MRS. HOWARD LEADBEATER, Asst. Treasurer MRS. W. S. HOLT MRS. H. R. JOHNSON MRS. SILAS MORRIS MRS. J. RAYMOND POTTS PRICE - - $1.25 THE WALTHER PRINTING HOUSE, PHILADELPHIA 2010 TO OUR SOLDIER AND SAILOR LADDIES AND OUR LASSIE OF LIBERTY POST No. 308, AMERICAN LEGION WHO IN DEFENSE OF OPPRESSED HUMANITY SO SERVED AT HOME AND OVERSEAS DURING THE GREAT WORLD WAR AS TO HELP BRING UNDYING GLORY TO THEIR GOD AND THEIR COUNTRY THIS LITTLE BOOK IS DEDICATED America, Our Own God called to Thee, — America — and, — Smiling — on that day, Thou Faced an East of Shot and Shell — and Went That Flaming Way; With many sailing proudly, — their voices ringing gay, — With many cheering loudly, — who could but wait and pray! God Tested Thee, — America — and Found Thee to His Mind! The Voucher That He granted Thee — Was With Thy Life-Blood Signed! Oh, — those that had reviled Thee, — who snarled at Thee, and whined, — When naught they found defiled Thee, — went hiding with their kind! God Found No Change, — America, — Thy Sons Were As Their Sires; The Thoughts of Them, — the Deeds of Them — Were Lit At Self-Same Fires! The Voice of Helpless, — Calling — Bred Strength That Never Tires! The Fear of Freedom's Falling, — Heaped Countless German Pyres! God Smiles on Thee, — America — At Finish Of The Fight, — He Feels Thou'lt Aye Be Willing— To Sacrifice For Right! Oh — May It Ever Guide Thee, — That Selfless Spirit Bright, — Oh — May Christ Never Chide Thee — For Turning From The Light! Willow Grove, Pa., Jan., 1919. Laura Walters Moter 5 Liberty Post 308, American Legion WILLOW GROVE, PA. Ex-Service Men — Join Now! DUES, $3.00 Meets First and Third Tuesday of Every Month EGGS-FISH— SEA FOOD Apple Omelet Stew 6 apples ; beat smooth while hot, add 1 tblsp. butter, 6 tblsps. sugar, and a little grated nutmeg. When very cold, add 4 well- beaten egg yolks, then the stiffly-beaten whites. Put in a deep dish, warmed and buttered, and bake in moderate oven until golden brown. Garnish and serve hot. — Mrs. John R. Howarth. Deviled Eggs Cut 1 doz. hard-boiled eggs in halves, and remove yolks. Mash and mix with 2 tblsps. melted butter, 1 small tsp. mustard, enough vinegar to soften, salt, pepper and a little parsley. Fill into whites. — Mrs. Joseph Pugh. Eggs Marchesa