MR. AND MRS. BRUCE MORGAN
Dan Cupid has been quite busy in the Finish
ing department lately. Among the recent
announcements was the marriage of Miss Alma
Baynard to Bruce Morgan on May 10 in Hender
sonville. Mrs. Morgan is employed in the Finish
ing Department.
yV arren W eddling
From Marshall Loftis, our correspondent at the
Fibre Warehouse, comes the news of the mar
riage of Howard T. Watts of the Fibre Warehouse
personnel, to Bertha Jane Warren of Horse Shoe
on June 7 at Spartanburg. J. William Daven
port, justice of peace, performed the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Jones Warren of Horse Shoe and the groom is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Watts of Blantyre.
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June 14 was a memorable date for Mr. and
Mrs. Wade Scroggs of the Pulp Mill for on that
day, they observed their 20th wedding anniversary.
Wade is one of the real oldtimers at Ecusta, having
been here since August, 1939. He and his wife,
the former Dorothy Lucille Hutchins, were
married June 14, 1928 at Lenoir, N. C.
DIET DATA
Here are a couple of hints that will save you
both expense and time. You can get more whip
ped cream for each portion of regular cream by
beating the egg whites stiff and then whip them
into the cream. If the cream is too thin to whip
stiff, a teaspoon of lime-water added to a pint of
cream will turn the trick. Also, if you are having
trouble in keeping rice grains from sticking to
gether when cooking, try adding a teaspoon of
lemon juice for each quart of water used.
A pastry flour now used in Switzerland con
tains 50% dried fruit, the rest being made up of
wheat flour, fruit and other sugars, nuts and skim
milk.
Weight for weight, potatoes have one fourth as
much vitamin C as do oranges.
Eating the small bones of sardines and canned
salmon adds calcium to the body.
MR. AND MRS. DOYLE
BROWN
This is Mr. and Mrs. Doyle
Brown whose marriage took place
the latter part of April. Mrs. Brown
is the former Miss Fannie Jo Tinsley
of Endless Belt.