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■ Now is a good time to be
(thinking about dressing up your
[front door for Halloween,
[Thanksgiving and Christinas.
'Decorations for Halloween and
Thanksgiving can be the same.
Lett fall, when we visited up
nogth, wS saw so many decoca
tiins of Indian com tied to
gether by the husk and fastened
oh the doors. Tradition says
that these were used long ago
as welcome signs. Other deco
rations which could be used are
artificial m las tic leaves and
small fruit, such as
grapes, berry sprays or artificial
fall flowers. Then for Christ
mas, sprays' of evergreen, pine
cones, reasons, etc., can be made
into attaKive displays.
It finally stopped raining long
enough for us to go to the fair
a while Saturday night. We
were particularly anxious to see
the exhibits, which were very
good, but we were glad we did
hot have to do the choosing for
the prizes as they all looked
tike firsjETfate entries. It was
hiterestipg to watch Mrs. Willie
saunders~ demonstrate how to
tnake milter and how to decorate
a cake. 1 understand she won
first prize at the State Fair for
4 decorated wedding cake. She
was gracious enough to offer to
teach me and I might just take
her up on it. We passed the
booth of the Home Demonstra
tion Club from Roper and no
ticed their good-looking cakes,
jib we bought a eocoanut one and
jjt was even better than it looked.
J asked the lady if it was made
With a mix and she promptlly
told me that it certainly was
hfOT. It was delicious and
V/orth the extra calories.
• According to the Insiders, if
Jrou like. good music you have
the makings of a star linguist.
The ability to listen to music
i)nd the ability to learn a langu
age are closely related. Music
is sound plus meaning. Langu
age is sound plus meaning. Peo
ple who enjoy hearing good mu-
Jic have a natural linguistic
headstart becauste they have
treater listening ability. The
Dutch and German people are
the best linguists in the world—
are fond of music.
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| Today Jg: the first since spring
that we’ve had to keep the doors
{closed against cool weather and
i feel imprisoned. But outside
in the pecan tree there’s a mock
ing bird singing so beautifullly
that I’m ashamed to complain
about the fOol weather. Besides,
there’s always my window “to
think otn of.”
Aydlett Speaks
On Education
Continued from Page 1, Section 1
biggest and most important busi
ness inXßduch we are engaged.”
The SMaker approved the SIOO
million %jte>ol bond issue, saying
its passfljSjwill get schools out
at theßKfiyele of mediocrity.
“TTOie ultimate goal,” he said,
“should be that any worthy
child should be able to get a
college education regardless of
financial circumstances. The
value of a college education is
increasing in startling fashion.”
Mr. Aydlett pointed out that
the World War n baby boom has
swamped the public school sys
tem for several years and that
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Among the nice people to
know around town; D. M.
Reeves, such a gentle gentleman.
Mae Garris cf the P & Q, al
ways with a cheerful word to
people, Mamie Parker, with
gifts of food for the distressed,
end Jimmy Oglesby, always
willing to help someone who
needs help. Besides these, there
are many people who give their
time and money without anyone
knowing about it. Really, there
is not too many indifferent, sel
fish people.
These cool days bring thoughts
again of different foods and one
of them is sauerkraut cooked
with pork ribs or pork chops.
Put a large can of kraut in a
baking dish, add a can of water,
salt and pepper. Cover the top
with the pork and cook in the
oven for one hour at 350 degrees.
Serve with mashed potatoes and
hot rolls. So very good! And
Buff reminds me of the good old
days when F. F. Muth. made his
own sauerkraut and annually
had a group of his Masonic
friends come to his house and
get away with a lot of the stuff.
It was an unexpected privil
ege I had this past week when
Miss Lena Jones took me to
meet Mrs. W. A. (Ann) Graham.
I was told that Mrs. Graham
has been confined to her bed
for some time, so I was not pre
pared to meet such a lo»vely in
valid. I love meeting rgew peo
ple and I’m sorry that I didn’t
meet Mrs. Graham long ago.
Miss Lena is a close friend of
Mrs. Graham’s and Visits her |
quite often and I’m sure herj
cheerfulness brightens the pa
tient’s day.
Household Hints
To keep your storm windows
from being hard to raise, apply I
a small amount of lubricating oil.
lon the track.
Use an old hair brush to pick]
iup threads and lint from the
rug on floors in the sewing
room. The brush can also be
used for removing lint from
clothes when ironing.
Heat canned Vienna style
sausages with baked beans to
make them meaty. Brown sugar
and catsup may be added to the
beans for extras.
If you find that you have too
much oake on hand and are
afraid it will get stale, slice and
wrap individual pieces in wax
paper and aluminum foil and
| freeze. Then when you have a
1 sweet tooth or get unexpected
I company, it will be easy to serve
I cake in a short time.
there is an urgent need for more
class rooms. He also said the
college boom has begun ahead of
schedule and that this year 87,000
students are enrolled in colleges
and universities, which is sev
eral thousand above the highest
potential estimated.
The solution to these over
crowded conditions in schools,
he said, is the SIOO million
school bond referendum to be
voted on in the November 3
election.
AUXILIARY MEETING
The American Legion Auxili
ary will meet tonight (Thursday)
at 8 o’clock with Mrs. J. L.
Chestnutt. All members are urg
ed to be present and are re
minded to bring their dues.
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