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BROAD STREET BULLETIN
- »T KATE
While making my t weekly
visit to the hospital, 3 found
that it is as most timitis, filled
to capacity. While it jis com
forting to know that ive have
such a good hospital, it is bet
ter to be able to come' and go
at will, rather than ha ving to
lie there day after day'. Each
time I leave there I. am so
thankful that I can get! outside
and put my feet on solid ground
and walk. If you get to feeling
grumbly about somethwig, visit
someone who is ill, th«en walk
home iand count your blessings
along the way.
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It’s time to dig up your gera
niums, coleus and other house
plants which have spent the
summer in the yard. After pot
ting them, let them set <n the
yard for a few days before
bringing them in the house.
Each year I plant quite a. few
geraniums, but get no blooms
during their stay in the house.
Do any of my readers know how
to keep them blooming?
Have you ever seen a sale on
unlabeled cans in a grocery
store? Many times the ilabels
get lost and the cans are put on
sale at a greatly reduced price
and the shopper takes a chance
on them. Somehow, I can’t re
sist buying some of these cans
end really it’s lots of fun. It
might be dog food, sardines or
dried, flaked potatoes, which I
thought were soap flakes.
I’ve had several requests for
the green tomato pie recipe, so
here it is: Line paatry shell and
cover with 1 tbsp. flour, add one
layer of thinly sliced green to
matoes, dot with butter, a pinch
of salt. Make three layers, cov
er with Vi oup brown sugar, 1
tsp. flour, butter, all spice- and
(heavens help me) a handful of
water sprinkled over it. Cover
with a lattice top and bake in
375 degree oven. This is better
eaten cold, gets nice and gooey.
(Mrs. Slagle’s recipe). Another
recipe sent to me from Mrs.
Spencer Graham of Bricktown,
New Jersey, calls for 1 tbsp. of
vinegar and instead of just all
spice, cloves and cinnamon are
also used. Next time we get
some green tomatoes I shall try
that recipe. '
Nothing perks up a woman’s
morale like a new bonnet and
the time has come to “perk it
up.” The Woman’s Club Hat
Party will take place Friday
morning, beginning at 10 o’clock,
so me night before, cook your
hubby a special supper and then
tell him about the sale—chances
ere better then for the price of
a hat. In fact, the hats are
priced so reasonable you might
even get two!
Did You Know Thai—
The trick of weaving a lattice
crust for a pie is to weave it on
a piece of wax paper first, then
chill in the refrigerator until
firm. The crust will simply slide
from the paper on to the pie.
Martha Britton tells me that
water marks can be removed
from furniture by simply ap
plying mayonnaise and a gentle
rubbing and presto the mark
disappears.
To know Jane Shoaf is really
a pleasure. In fact, I almost
envy her. Being a mother of
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1964
6to 8 Lb. Average SMOKED
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I TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1964
I Lamb Shoulder
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five children and a very capable
minister’s wife, seems to be
Jane’s igorld and a very happy
one, too 4 -She. certainly is an as
set to our Tdethodist women and
our church.
Ideals—
To be oneself.
To keep a laugh in heart and
throat.
To win friends by being one.
To be captain rather than vic
tim of my moods.
To hold my head up high and
face the storm.
To wipe up spilt milk and try
to hold onto the pan next time.
Elmore Appoints
C. Os C. Committees
Continued from Page L Section 1
Conger, Jr., chairman; Educa
tion, James Bond, chairman;
Health and Safety, Pete Dail,
chairman; Highway, West W.
rum, chairman; Industrial De
velopment, George A. Byrum,
chairman; Legislative, E. L. Hol
lcwell, chairman; Membership,
Warren Twiddy, chairman; Mer
chants’ Committee, Caswell Ed
mundson, chairman; Parking and
Traffic, Henry Quinn, chairman;
Recreation, John Ricks, chair
man; Tourist, W. J. P. Earn
hardt, Sr., chairman.
Probably the first committee
to see action, Elmore said, will
be the .important Membership
Committee. "Our membership
relies, of course, on voluntary
leadership for manpower,” he
said, “but also needs voluntary
memberships dues to continue
the Chamber activities and pro-'
jects.”
The membership drive for the
new fiscal year will follow the
annual banquet which is to be
held October 13. There will be
a kick-off breakfast the follow
ing morning for the membership
drive. It is planned to have
those working on membership
solicitation divided into two
teams with the losing team to
buy the winners a steak dinner,
while the losers eat beans. Last
year’s membership dues failed to
match the actual budget needs
and it is hoped that with the
two teams competing, the neces
sary budget will be_ raised
handily. * ~.*T --
Community Groups
Named In Election
Continued from Page 1, Section 1
teemen will play a large part in
administering farm programs in
1965 and will take office Oc
tober 1.
Friday, September 18, the dele
gates to the County Convention
met for the purpose of nomin
ating and electing the County
Committee for 1965. The fol
lowing County" Committeemen
were elected to serve for the
coming year:
A. O. Griffin, chairman; E. E.
Boys, Jr., vice chairman; Ray
Byrum, regular member; Leon
ard Hare, first alternate; E. M.
Howell, second alternate.
This committee will also take
office Thursday, October 1.
The ASCS office reports that
peanut cards have been prepared
anr will be mailed about Oc
tober 1.
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