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CHRISTMAS DINNER The Home Economics III girls were guests at a deli- cious formal dinner given in their honor by the Home Economics I class in the Home Economics room on Decem- ber 23 at one o'clock. The room had a festive air with the traditional fireplace graced with a lighted cross between red can- dles on the mantel. A gay Christmas tree with lights and balls for trimmings adorned one corner of the room A beautifully-laid table stood in the center of the room. Santa Claus and his reindeer made an attractive centerpiece between two candles. Angels, made by the Home Economics I girls, were used for place cards. A delicious four-course dinner was served by the Home Economics I girls. The menu consisted of tomato cocktail hot chicken boullion, meat loaf, fluffed baked potatoes, green beans, Harvard beets hot rolls, with butter and jelly, and a colorful salad. Whipped jello with angel food cake and coffee was the fourth course and completed the dinner.
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