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"And to have walked in lascivious- H : p ness." To what permitted wickedness ere 18 the Secret of this word directly refers appears as : it 1s defined by the Greek scholar, Social Success! the late J. H. Thayer -- 'wanton (acts or) manners, as filthy words, indecent bodily movements," ete' (By Howard Vincent O'Brien, in 'he "Lustus," Same word as above (2 : | Chitats Dally. News> ~~ = 11), "Winebiddings."" Only here In ? go [nally News.) the New Testament, but in Greek The party was over, and the talk translation of Deut. 21°: 20, and Isa, had grown confidential. The person 656 : 12. "Commonly ft is used for a to whom f listened was one whose debauch, an extravagant indulgence popularity is notable--a person' ad- in potations long drawn out, such as mired by both sexes, by the young may induce permanent mischiefs on ng less than by the old. The new the body," "Revelling." Here and year had just dawned, the toasts Rom. 13 : 12; Gal. 5 : 21, "In the had been drupk, the echo of the Greek writers properly a .nocturnal songs had died away, and in a quiet and riotous procession of half-drunk- | interlude I learned the secret of en and -frolicsome fellows." "Carous- success. ings." Drinking bouts, banquets, "not = x: ps Lp - FASHION'S FASCINATING NEW NECKLINE! -- By Mair M. Morgan' -o- 4 A hn a ch me San an ie ee 0 .. HOT CAKES to milk, flavored with vanilla flavor- . These are the days when griddle-| ing. Warm to lukewarm--not hot. "cakes and such like are in demand at | Add dissolved tablet for junket, Stir the breakfast table. Here are three| a few seconds and pour immediate- new recipes: ly over the tapioca. Let. set, and . 1 cup sifted flour then chill in refrigerator. of necessity excessive (Gen, 19 : 3; It seems worth passing on. % tevspoon double-acting baking A 2 Saue) : t 20; Esther 6 : 14), | "Years ago," said this person. "I powder : : 1 "And abominable idolatries." The learned a great truth, I learned that "1; teaspoon sodw Sal BUY DRLCIOUS word translated "abominable" means everybody is like everybody else. I 35 teaspoon. salts \ rome of the most 48 hove 0 * forbidden by law, "the natural law had thought myself queer because I ¢ 34 tablespoon sugar the table in inv. Ihc g TR, of reason and conscience,". had a deep sense of inferiority, I 1 cup, boiling water : Fis Jabs J y Pees 7 4) a 5 "Waerein they think it strange was not good looking; I could not 1% cop vellow corn-meal ¢heon a a Tipe Ta: 5 gk : Th : ' that ye run not with them." The verb talk well; I had been nowhere in 2-3 cup thick sour milk or butter- i lar! n ase :Liny ast- Joan Crawford here displays three of the season's latest gowns, chief feature of which is the here translated "run" expresses the! particular; I had read very little, milk es Pan len arly pleasing. Here is new neck treatment. itd blind haste of the wicked man who' and I had no parlor tricks. I was an 1 egg, well beaten - ang ee Mu aie) : i rushes headlong on his pleasure." [extremely dull and uninteresting 3 1 tablespoon melted butter or . Tait ; , . "Into the same excess of riot," It| Person, and I knew it. other shortening. aR cups sugar : few ond that their hair is unman- (-- =I y |is the word used to A go life "What was worse, I knew that Sift flour once, measure, add bak- cup evaporated 'milk ageable now. All want to have ; of the prodigal son, who wasted his: everybody else knew it. I was always ing powder, soda, salt, and sugar,| ® teaspoon cream of tartar healthy scalps and smooth coiffures. || : : substance In "riotous" living (Luke conscious of boring people, and I and sift again. Pour boiling water % cup oleomargarine A dry condition is fairly casy to' r "ry His 13). "Speaking evil of you." lit-| was terrified by the superior intel- over. corn: meal and str. until % pound pecans, chopped ; remedy. You need hot oil shampoons, : Eh. £8) , | erally blaspheming you. ligences 1 encountered everywhere, 1 1» smooth. Let stand 15-minutes. Add Combine sugar, evaporated 3 milk of course, and, since you don't want, WY [ : "Who shall give account to Lim; Was always uncomfortable at parties. soil Sand ogi. Combine "with: foie. and cream of tartar. Cook, stirring | to brush out your fiinger waves, you | ) n | that is ready to judge the living and I was aware of my awkwardness, : Stir only until' smooth. -Add: shorts constantly, until the soft-ball stage should massage your scalp with your be S S \ | the dead." The Judge is the Lorc my clothes, my uncertainty about : ening. Bake on hot, well-greased|'S reached (288 degrees F.), Add Aygertips every night before you go \ | +1 Jesus Curist, The judgment of men Manners and ctiquette. I always griddle, Serve: hot with" maple: oleomargarine and cook until the Oi b i ss NE ; I'| shrivels into insignificance in the Went trembling; I was always un- flavored syrup. Makes 18 cakes. mixture again comes to the soft-ball u it besi Hi fair y low Ja, put- |.\{ - = | | light of a judgment to come when our | comfortable while I was there, and Cheese Waffles Stage (288 degrees FJ), . Add nuts U0E Jour lows on it and resting LESSON VII, --February 17.--Peter | measured and inflicted by mere in- S¢taps Will be welthed by the holy y dreaded leaving because of what I on of man himself, and a verdict feared would be said about me when and beat until the mixture your head in. your hands. Place becomes Teaches Good Citizenship (Temper: | dividuals, each acting in.ependently, rendered that will abide for all etern.| the doors had closed on my back 2 cups sifted flour fingertips flat against the scalp and sl 3 dull--pour into a shallow pan which ; 2 teaspoons double-acting bakin pan h -- : 1117; 4: is Si © UKE a cn sprend ith csomapgarive, | 5 0 Tove ih backvard 'and fore | 416s Laseon)---l pete 2 17 4 ut by he state an a nit amd throu | When T got to bei 1 "Toned we 45 : Allow to set and cut into inch _ | ward as well as in tiny circles. Re- ' Dro 5 o y a fully, thinking of all the el ' i 3% teaspoon 'salt squar ill to his neighbor: love therefore | praise to them that dc well. Yr g of all the clumsy 2 3 1k 1 es. Makes 80 1-inch pieces, member that your scalp -- not fin- Is the fulfill t of the | R things-I had said and done and i Pas eggs yolks, well beaten 4 : gers -- should move. If you are a s So en ° e law, --Ro-| "Jor so is the will of God." "They Ww th K ° been. 5 % Sup milk ; SPICY PUDDING IN MopERN | little careful; this simply treatment mans 1:1. 1 might demand why they should go or nowing ; 5 tablespoons melted butter or . "MANNE 3 won't disturb your wave. However, The L ite Betts on in patient well-doing amid the de- i silier Sheriening Nowadays there's' 2 f i it will 'stimulate circulation and ¢ Lesson In fis Selling [traction and ignorant opposition of | ALL OVER THE WORLD strange | "Then. one day, a friend told me 0 : 3 ; 1 cup grated American cheese 2 : vod ere's no need for sp CY | cause the oil glands to function Tithe; ime The date of the Epistles | foolish men; but he forecloges every | finds are being made almost daily. about himself. It was startling how Ad. 3 eggs whites, stiffly beaten esserts to be a chore. Housewives properly. ' of I'ater cannot be absolutely deter- | objection, by saying, "So is the will| p. many centuries people believed closely his mind resembled mine. It E Sift flour once, measures add bak- bin to chop and shave pounds of | © yf your hain is frizzy and never puined, It Is commonly understood | of God." "That by well-doing Ye | that Egypt was the oldest country in | Was the more remarkable because . ing powder and salt, and sift again, | fruit Dee and beef, apples, raising | coams to look sleek and well-groom- that his first Epistle was written, | shc tld put to silence the ignorance ( ,,. world, =H he was a noisy, brash sort of per Combine egg yolks and milk; add| 8nd citron for mince pies and pud-| oq ask the operator who gives you probably, in 60 A.D, of foolish men." When men act as Now we know that Egypt is, com. | SOM whom I'd always thought of Place. -- Some believe that the [though they knew the truth concern-. paratively speaking, a new country as the essence of self-confidence. Ile - gradually to: flour, beating only until dings. Here is a modern recipe for| finger wave to apply a little bril- Ww : " reference to Babylon on the Euph.|ing that of which, in veality, they are in spite of the fact lhat evidence | V3 always the life of the party, ""shooth. Add shortening and cheese, | # delicious' pudding, made 'at "a jjantine before she puts on wave set Forld in egg' whites. Bake in .hot { minimum of time and labor. : nolan hs pd use : bit | rates River, but it is more generally | Ignorant, they are then fools. proves that it was a civilized pl but this, he said, was just covering "wafile iron. Serve with = butter, ~~ Spicy Peach Pie of it yourself. Simply pour a few |Delleved that it refers too the City As fren, andunal psing your free: on thousand years azo FC PREC up, And in his effort to hide his Makes foar 4-sectioni waflles. I< (90z.) package dry mince meat drops on your hair brush and then of Rome, ' : gon, Beligrers are fred {by redomp Pons ) real shyness he often went too far "Griddle Cakes 1% cups peach juice and water | lightly draw your hair across - the | Beloved, I beseech you." He is not | ton In Ghrist) from: (1) the POWER] opp pug panini 0 oid ana Then as he lay trying to sleep, he * (Sweet milk) "= |. 1 cup fresh or canned sliced bristles before you start to arrange |2ddressing all. men, or even all so- hn Qy 3 {si 2 Row th (Re } so important that thi ln . a would shudder at what a fool he 1 cup sifted flour ey peaches, drained your coiffure. ; called religious men, but those whom { ) hy ph ig 0a oy ; ry ways ehemies of Vi Oy had made of himself. 1 teaspoon double-acting baking % cup lemon juice : he describes in the preceding pas- "Far a cloak of wickedness." Simi. | the Javanese have wave Book hi "The night before had been such yr pos [s powder 2 Pie crust 'N f dl d Hel sage as "an elect race, a royal priest. larly, the Apostle Paul: "lise not. | voted to Chinese history ' OKs Ade- an occasion. He wag in a s'ate about le 15 teaspoon salt Break mince meat into pieces. Add ewiounganders iep 400d, a holy nation, 4. people for FOUL freedom for living in iniquity. | "A great Japanese sir] said it. He had apparently taken a bit . 1 tablespoon sugar peach juice. Place over heat and stir Clothe Island's Needy God's own possession." "As sgjourn- "But as bondserants of God." On only recently that ) Te h I too. much to drink and had said 1 egg, well beaten until. all lumps are thoroughly : ers and pilgrims," The A. V. trans. | Wt 0 UC CE re freedmen, | twenty-five es studying Chieu' | and done what he seemed to think % cup milk broken up. Bring to brisk boil; con- As winter closes down on New- Jotes Ihe gre Yor my Tsusigeh in Christ; but that very relationship history and had found, it to og were outrageous things, Trying to 2 tablespoons melted butter or | tinue boiling for one minute. Allow | foundland's scattered outports, the 0 mare ie a2 : made them the slaves of God. most wonderful of all histories. : ay hike "Honor all men," "The fact that " JD had been at the party, and what fhe wip in Sueyian tices of ANCIENT INDIA counts as new cach one had said and done. He the image of Cod after which he had | anything that is not ten or twenty couldn't remember. From his ae- to cool. Line a 9-inch pie plate with | Service League of Newfoundland .is pastry and fill with mince meat mix- | making 4 final drive to provide ture. Place drained sliced peaches] clothing for impoverished - residents citizenship, a foreigner," . "Having your - behavior seemly among the Gentiles." They were pll- other shortening ID Sift flour once, measure, add bak- ing powder, salt, and sugar, and sift again. Combine egg and milk; add io, Wats opty Su 2 2s Sho hight Fh a yoy grims among the Gentiles, citizens |been created, and infinite undevelop- | thousand years of age. cout. it seemed that Sie had boon gradually to flour, beating only until : press. edges hrmly @ through the cold months. | 0 other country, and one of the |ed capacities might issue in the rest-| Thousands of years amount to es : . » dd sh i B together. Trim off surplus pastry. One garment from everyone who . re > no image to its original ; : ; tO | performing to a collection of wax smooth. Add shortening. Bake on . + ; he reasons 7 they were to abstain [oration of that image to its orig very little among the Hindus. Their | g: a i. . . Bake 35 minutes in a hot oven (400 | can afford to give -- this is the . bri 38, was. in itself a reason for : > figures. Finally I said: 'Be logical. hot, greased griddle. Serve hot from these things was that their lives | Prightness, was. in itself a re history goes back hundreds of ) : with maple-flavored syrup, or blue- degrees I). ; League's objective. The appeal is night homie: tris testimony to God | treating all, even the vilest and most | thousands. of es a es If you can't remember what os berry sauce. Makes 12 to 15 grid- . Nou i cup Peaches is suf- Deng irsueg particularly gi wh hd made em a holy priest. degraded, with some measure of res-| until it becomes so dim that histori- said or folie by ae oy re ale takas, > cient for this recipe; however, 2| Newfoundland's women, who are |. pect. ans ean not tence it. pay, way should 3 A - Sep may be om Doe a large a need be--to knit or sew | pe words indicate the grown of | "Love the brotherhood." "There wo. pop remember what you FLAVOROUS DISHES yeep ai t. be 1b. 14 oz. | a Sant one yarn blece of cloth- 4 jqespread feeling of dislike show- | is, as far as it appears, no case where SOME DAY SOME MAN will | "Well 1 don't. know whether. A Most of us have a "sweet tooth" n shes oups ruit, ing lor some needy person. . ing #tself in calumny. So In Acts 28: | a fellow-man, as man, is called 'a| hake a long study of those and i seid him, but I convinced my- : but vou must remember that we also Steamed Fruit Pudding Lady Anderson, wife of Governor| as tng disc.ples of Christ are des-| brother' in the New Testament, ther book on i, |-oonvince: pif » 5h y C1 (9 : i Sir David Murray Ande d i "i ah 1 " other books and the people of this | golf, In a flash of understanding 4 » have a decided liking for pleasing (9 oz. package dry mince meat ; fray Anerson and jcribed as 'a sect everywhere spoken Fear God." (ct. 2 = 17). "Love earth will learn something new to.| 1 saw the whole world as made up flavors of all kinds. Use your dif- and 4 cup water boiled al- head of Js Jaaghe, 18 hia the | against.' persuades a man purely for the good- | pa. - of frightened little rabbits YI Fah lo : most dry move. She had ordered the League's| up. qubject to every ordinance of | ness and loveliness of God, to fear wis : : Jpanien lea end - thorakolvod rent bottles of Aayoting-exiract to _~1 egg, Slightly beat sewing. rooms thrown open to the IE J to yi ordinance to offend him, though there were no Now it is almost impossible to myself. Some dressed themselves prepare 'desserts--when company is » Slightly bealen : ' man," The word translated "ordin- make a complete study because as like wolves and some roared like present or when the family dines %.cup nut meats, finely chopped public, urging all women to use| ance" js '0 ordinarily in many | interest at all fn ft of a man's own fo translator goes furthe int the i JP Jag Wy le Woy were Just like » : % cup orange juice their facilities in making up their | senses e.g. of peopling a country, of | Personal misery or happiness." " ) r ° Yiods, but inside thoy werp gust liad lone, ' 1t ted or ; contributions. 3,04 Ok DorpiINg 5 "Houor the king." These last two | PAst he comes upon changed words | me--lonely, uncertain souls, wanting Baked Caramel Custard 1% en grate Drange rind ai . founding a city, of setting up games, admonitions are tod in close rela- | °f which he knows nothing. sympathy above all things. 4 cups scalded milk cups dry. cake crumbs foxsis, Alan, ofc. Here bs: snbarbaily tion, though with a slightly varying | The language has passed with the | ~ "So I hegan treating everybody Break mince meat into pieces. Add : selected as the most comprehensive ; : th © : 1 cup sugar Q pieces. acl About 250 frogs took part in a as In p ' . passing of ages and what wag once | just f' I were look ir- . i : u . , _ 1 emphasis, in Prov. 24 : 21, ; Just as 1 were looking In a m cold water. Place over heat and stir word avallable. It refe.s tp au hu » simple to read is now almost like a | vor. I tried to find out what the b eggs jumping contest at Angels Camp, " : ol Vr 1, teaspoon salt NB sh lumps ape thoroughly broken Califorgia, and 50,000 Soden bi 49 Josinicny yin han fot bi ed php wn hen as Ch wo: fier. thousand sets of lettered blocks | person I was talking to was inter- A 1 teaspoon vanilla rR to Tiske boil; continue | watched them jump. The contest, in- pe a aye fe refers to Christ's a on the cross, | dumped into barrels. ested in most, and then I urged hin At Melt sugar (to prevent burning, ram * on Bibiges or until spired by Mark Twain's story, "The | {4% sake" "Not because lata "Arm ye yourselves with the same ' to tell me about it. It worked! The Af use a heavy pan and stir constantly) ol i a dry. Allow to Jumping Frog of Calaveras County," | or aine - Caeser but because the| mind." "Since Chris suffered ac- TT first trial of this system came when until a light brown. Add hot milk : slightly beaten egg, nut| ii p44 annually to revive memo.ies Lord's life was os of obedience, be- | cording to the flesh." "For he that Black Lingerie I sat mext to a great European sci- ; ' entist. I was petrified by his fame . ; meats, orange juice and gr i or : and cook until free from lumps. Add 2 ge juice and grated rind | or cajifornias gold rush days, when [cause he himself showed respect to |hath suffered in the flesh." When . ; and I didn't know enough about his s ; to cake crumbs, B . i . to slightly - beaten eggs, salt and Fold in cobled iB) oud Hioroushly. frog-jumping was a popular pastim: | Pilate, and because he commanded |ease opposes duty, the putting down : Ee . : . flavoring. Strain into a buttered | Raed add 0 wri LOWE IN among the miners and prospectors. [his people to obey. (Matt, 22 : 21)."-- | of the fascinating enemy necessi-| ,,. Paris. ---- Black lingerie spells work to ask the simplest question. mold and set in pan of hot water. divi a pv ing mold, eight in-| qpe tocord jump of 13ft. lin. was | Charles Bigg. Also, no doubt, so as |tates suffering" "Hath ceased from | it il undergarments for spring, | But casting desperately about 1 Bake in 'moderate oven until knife fli molds, or baking powder! , 5, by a frog named "Budweiser" [not to bring dishonor on the name |sin." The flash may have it desires; 1935 fashion showings indicate. | found that the passion of this man's will come dul cloan. tight! ing two-thirds . full, Cover| .. *./\ye ago. of Chris* "Whether to the king, as |but the cleansed heart will refuse to [ Newest night dresses, slips awd |life was tying trout flies, and he Vanilla Tapioca Junket Signy i) steam one hour, having supreme." The Roman Emperor, yield to them." chemises are fashioned of filmy | explained it all to me. Afterward 1 tablet for making junket oiling water half way up on molds. 'Or unto governors, as sent by him'| "That ye no longes should live the black georgette bordered with black | I heard that he had asked the Hix lace. hostess who I was--said I was one WSN If additional water is needed during : : 3 "St. Paul call ! ' . | rest of your time in the flesh to the steaming, it must be boiling when 1l calls the magistrate a 'min y ister of God' (Rom.-13 : 4): St. Peter | lusts of men" "Don't let the flesh | Other new lingerie colors are dove | of the most interesting people he 1 pint milk Tooth troubles afflict monkeys 3 tablespoons sugar : g ; x FER added. Serve warm with hard sauce aa Apes 8s hel 3 hun beings, does not go so far as this, What he | constitute the entire circle of your | Erey, baby blue and white as alter- | had ever met! oF "1 teaspoon vanilla flavoring or whipped erean, Serves eight. Schultz, of Joh i ia says i5°Uhat the = Jgiflrale. is th be | movements! hallies Tol 0 tations] yok #0) 15 cup tapi : ? ohns opkins ni- | obeyed 1 him: "For the time past may suffice to Helene Yrande displayed glamor- "The trick never fails. It works pi pioca puddin or 1 A : oteyed because Caeser sends him; I ) e J i BR p g (or left . CARE KEEPS PERMANENT versity. Dr. Schultz found that and that Caeser, through a human in- [have wrought the desire of the Gen-| ous night dresses of blue, green, {on small children just as well as on 7 gl over pudding its ' ) h p g) Within the past few weeks a teeth lost through discase are more stituticn, 1s to be obeyed, because |tiles." "The language is that of grave | grey and flesh satin fashioned with | a celebrity----because, of course, we're Put 2 tabl i i : " i the bottom of five dessort. dishes ie hoe ania % , a Bi SPecles | order 1s God's will"--For vengeance [ irony. Enough time, and more than | high empire waistlines and cape | all just children underneath. I'm Dissolve tablet for making junket in| the ot iy id jie pesminanis races. . on evil-doers," Punishment of those [ enough, had been already given to | shoulder lines. _ Some have wrap- | never afraid to meet people any A 1 tablespoon eeld water. Add sugar bw AL ne o« holidays, The who break the law and violate rights | the world. Was it not well to give around satin skirts and jackets to [more. No matter how assured they ab $ | ¥ sowiplain. of Qiyness sng 9118 : 12 [of thers was never inf:nded to be [some time now to (od? convert them into cocktail frocks. seem, I know what is inside their polished armor. They want to be MUTT AND JEFF-- : : y ' By BUD FISHER want to tell what they know, report their little triumphs, feel big and important. The world is full of | liked, admired, listened to. They BE A DEEP You 1 SAID, 1 ABSOLUTELY I JUST MENTION IT ONCE MORE an ewe | ILL SAY, competition in being interesting, but { on WHAT? REFUSE TO WEAR THAT SEA DIVER! THAT YOu REFUSE TO BE THE 1 Xl To BE THE there are very féw trying to be in- p /=7| DIVING SUIT OR PLAY THE * DEEPSEA DIVER AND I'LL |== oh DUPRE oni) : > i "Those who have discovered that PART OF A DEERSEA IN YOUR MOVING PICTURE! I'TS Too DANGEROUS! 4 KNOCK YOUR i BLOCK OFF! pe x 2 / secret have the field almost to them- selves. I laugh when I see advertise- ments telling what makes one popu- lar--'learn to play the saxophone'; 'do card tricks'; be a clever talker. None of those things makes for ---- ® - = bo of 3 , N popularity; they make for envy. he = People don't want to admire nearly - ~ | as much as they want to be admired. "I.can put it all in a single phrase. Any 'one who wants to be -a social success can do it by learning just four words--and using them con... stantly, Those words. are: 'What, do you think?" --with just, a; (faint emphasis on the 'you. .. SIT 44 'I have never known them to fail? TR ATER