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Lanlan ‘ Meditations

from The London Times

AN INNER SANCTUAIY

The preservation of an inner lzinctunfi‘ “[1119! Wm“ be ‘“°1' ated. in which God can be W01‘- shipped without distraction. 11095 not be thought o1 as a Ioim of spiritual isolationist» l! individ- uallstic Dietlam. or u l ‘M!!! °f the essentially corporate charact- er of the Christian religion. True religion must be both individual and corporate; the quality 0! the Church's life 116091155 "Pi," m‘ qualig of the lite 0t each ot its main rs.

To achieve spiritual detachment Irom outward circumstance. and thc conquest of anxiety. is not an cosy task. but. as many m"? m5‘ covered in these days 05 W3" l‘ is possible. There are obvious sour- “5 of 1191p; corporate worship. whore such is available. l-he ﬁe‘ rational rc'.idm8, 9f i119 Bible- prziyci". and meditation. 5y" m" use of those “means of grace the

' llfc of the Slllrit b9 su-cugthened and refreshed. There . ed be no attempt to escape 1Y0!" the disturbing v the shutting of ones eyes to the, seriousness and challenge 0f Y1" [WCSELC sltuatlon- THIJY- m? Christian cannot always be con-. scious ot God. but the knowledge! of Gods presence and lXﬂl/B!‘ ‘V111; zilwuys be the solid ground upon, which He stands. the native air which He breathes. He must. in- deed, concentrate his thought upon the task in hand, for not to_ do so would be to lessen his efficiency and to fail of his obvious duty. There is no necessary contradiction between saintliness and efficiency. Not only will such anlnner sanctu- , ary strengthen what is called mor- ale, u mu hclp to relieve the] strain and exhaustion imposed by the “ills and accidents‘ of life; it will enable him who can pre- serve it to retain a certain seren- lty. and a confidence which out-

ward events can nevei." shatter.

LINEN IMPORTANT 1N SUMMER. PICTURE

new YORK -r.iheh u the fab- ric which is shown now for the resort trade and important be" cause it is scheduled tor tlhc stun- 1715i‘. Desisniml a dressmﬂker Stilt in hladc and white. a simple black uneh skirt with a white Javket 15 framed at the neckline will’! B WW‘ ‘abot made oi’ a. polka dot print in lam‘: and white. Linen makes a bare-back sun dress with its own matching bolero. The (H655 it designed with narrow strap] bodice so that without the bolero, u. can worn tor restaurant clwuclng New,

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FRESH ORANGE SAUCE

_F‘l‘ech orange Juice, with grated rind to augment its flavor, gives this sauce its character.

‘l§y cup granulated sugar

11.2 tablespoons corn starch

Few grains salt

~54 cup boiling \vater

1 teaspoon grated orange rliid

Va teaspoon grated lemon rind

‘a cup orange Juice

2 tablespoons lemon juice

1 to 2 tablespoons butter

Mix the sugar, corn starch and salt very thoroughly in the tnp of a double boiler; stir in the bogllng water gradually.

rCock, stirring constantly. over direct heat until the sauce smoothly thlploened; place over hot water and cook, covered and with occasional stirring, until no raw flavor of starch iemains.

Stir in the orange and lemon rinds and orange and lemon juices. Blend smooth. Heart thoroughly, then stir in the butter.

A pretty rose print on navy ground makes a year-round cocktail suit with nipped waistline and soft draping. This designer ravors the shmt jacket and cuts it with an ease and ﬂue that is both ﬂat- tering and comfortable.

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IIADN”! A CHANCE

he woman 1

, . --..... strict“ a he broke every dish in the house over my head and treated me cruel-

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EASY FOR HIM

The Vicar was taking one of the young men of his parish to task. "Willi " he

am,

been raising

false hQDes in several maiden hearts. Rumor says that you're en- gaged to one girl in this village, an. other in Little Mudard, and a inn-d in Ditchley. How can you do such

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B K. plmth an uneasy grin. William re- "Well. all". I've Bot a bicycle." ______._

HINTS 0N ETIQUETTE

WWII H Dﬁrcon helps himself from a service dish which g u. wmlmnicd by a fork and spoon, the fork is held in the right hand and the spoon in the let .

WHY IS YOUR APRON SO MUCH WHITER THAN MINE

SEE FOR YOURSELF HOW DIIZZLING WHITE RINSO WASHES TOWELS, SHEETS AND SHIRTS. IT'S A JOV TO WASH WITH WORK-SAVING RINSO

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Onion Julog

To extract onion ui t, m onion in hall’ and Dlgeincu a 5111811! lemon squeeoer.

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and the juice will ha

flavor.

Sandwiches i

To keen d 11 fresh,

the-Fur)! i111 a and thévlllral: a we wrung out of cold waiter, Place them in the reIrigei-ator.

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ther shoes. Then polish with ab- sorbeng cotton or a son; cloth, I

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By Anne Ashley

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men iher. and if iuicy enough to stick together the potato 5 good and can be bought in quark;

t . a. How should faucets be

dined? using lemon rlnds. Bile!‘ squeezlnl; out the Juice. 1N 9011511- ing nickel faucets. Rub thqwlllhly- then wash and polish with a dry cloth. The Iauoets will shine like

DEW.

Q. How can I give a. dlﬂerent flavor to home-made ice cream’! . Houniemade ice cream will be delicious l! mint 8W?" l" broken up and used as flavorinB-li will also have a pretty e010!-

we all make footprints in the sand. of time. But some leave the imprint, of a great soul-others “m, the marks of a heel.

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AGED. WARNEn T0 BE WARY

Old Folks‘, Ilecome Unwanted After Reverting Holdings To Children

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cynical proverb is

y h] h" Home to spend her cent from hat.

children who

canﬁkourooltnohlliun.

jult coma to tells how she ha: been rohbcﬂ of have out her into 1n Old Woman's

last lonely days after they had taken hei- hat Inertial and unna.

ulucliacalohit

ilnotanuiwomnwnone. Allotushavsknown children who were so eager to get their growing hands on the little fortune their parents had saved “P. by hard work and pinching economies, for their old ago that they could not wait for their fathers

and mothers to "Darling Mo

this big house

died. Just give

die w get it. _ ther. you have worked so hard and is too much for you slime lather it to me and ‘I'll take cars of you

and love and cherish you. and you can take it

easy the balance oi.’ your life,"

Mother signs on the dotted lino of

almost. built, brick by brick, by he; mm- 5nd

happy she will be basking in the children for providing them with in which they were living.

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says daughte . And the deed to the homo that she has 801111101118. think how

gratitude of her child and her grand-

nice home, instead of the poor one

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i By An Island Farmer's Wife '“"—“ ' i,

Now that I alt down (alone) to Write iii-day's Diary. 1 ﬂnd the most interesting recent happening

rdlng it before because this old world has troub- les enough without mine. However since I have Judy's permission and take James’ more or less for granted, there can be no harm in wmriting oﬂ one o] my perplexities 1'8-

¢ u q 1t has in do wi-i/h the “crlck" in

my back, which has persisted for days not too uncomfortably at

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la wrong with this un- iridorsed on the hock of

is the correct pronun- "avlatioixﬂ?

- hich one o thou words is miss lied? La llier,

iiouiggte. n e mm’ tighuwhat does the word "voll-

mean? 5. What is a word with Bra that means "a. gift"?

AN SWEBB

1- Ely. "He indorlod the mdorsc means to back o! a. paper. 2. sis as in day. 3. linguist. 4. ‘Hie power of willing; exercise of the will. "In choice and '

l. What tence? "He the check."

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ANGINT IDNDON IOIIOOLS

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was University college

. Weotaninlstre School re-

movcduimtllnto a. loafer

area, coking oi-wa a

return to its historic home behind Wemnlnlster Albbev in

the o spring. This is an event eagerly

awn-lied in many homes. because Westmlnlster, which while at its retreat in Heredoxdahire has

sully been

normally more l

over half its My!

Some of its school P1‘ v

been damaged in air attacks. but

there is ample acoomoda

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