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HOLIDAYS OVER THE DECADESHALLOWEEN IN THE 1960sSpicy Milk Punch For HalloweenWhen a party date means that you're the hostess, you want your party to be something special. Food that tastes good and looks terrific will help. This is the time to begin planning for your party - be it after the game, an open house, a club meeting, or just an evening of records. Anyone can serve the old - time and often boring soda, potato chips, nuts and mints.
Halloween Party SuggestionsHalloween, the night of October thirty-first, is the time of the year when one is supposed to be able to look into the future and have one's fate settled for the coming year. So why not invite friends to a Halloween party and join in the fun of trying some of the ways of finding out what the future holds in store. The traditions of this night don't change, but there are new ways of adapting them for parties. Create the proper atmosphere by having some spooky decorations for the guests to come through and have them come in costume and masked. Keep the refreshments simple, but appropriate for a Halloween party. The table should be gay and festive with decorations to accent the magic of the night and to add atmosphere to your party. After the little spooks and goblins have made the early evening rounds of trick or treat, they will be ready and hungry for some refreshments. For the small fry, serve ham and cheese sandwiches, ginger bread, cup cakes and witch's brew which is really spiced apple cider. To make the sandwiches slice hamburger buns in half spread lightly with butter and toast under the broiler. Top with a slice of ham and one of cheese. Another sandwich could be added, a peek-a-boo one; make by spreading a mixture of equal parts of finely chopped raisins and peanut butter on round of white bread — top with a round in which eyes, nose, and mouth have been snipped out with scissors. With these serve hot mulled cider. |
1960s Halloween PartySome Suggestions for Halloween Party Refreshments:
So now get out the traditional Jack-O-Lantern with a candle inside and make plans for a gay Halloween party. The Frederick News, Maryland 1963 | ||
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