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Thanks be to God for life itself,
Though pain and sorrow come,
Still God prevails and walks with me,
With every rising sun.
I suspect that most of
us must walk through the
shadows to realize the
closeness of God. So it is
with me and afterwards I
realize, too, how very
precious is the life which
God gives.
Several weeks ago I
wrote a few lines about
our Hazel and how much
she means to our family.
Well, I suppose I really
tempted Fate, as Hazel
had an unfortunate acci
dent in breaking the large
bone in her foot and must
be imobile for several
weeks. It was a blow to
'both of us, especially at
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this time, but Hazel will
get a much needed rest.
Thanks to Mildred Satter
field, we have a good sub
stitute until Hazel returns.
We’re looking forward to
a wonderful Thanksgiving,
as both of my sons will be
here for a short time. It’s
been many years since we
have been together so, of
course, Mama will try to
fix all the goodies they
like for memory’s sake.
Here is a good recipe
for Pumpkin Bread or
Squares, sent to me by a
friend:
3% cups plain flour.
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% tsp. baking powder.
2 tsp. soda.
1% tsp. salt.
1 tsp. cinnamon.
Vi tsp. cloves.
2/3 cup nuts.
2/3 cup chopped dates.
2 2/3 cups sugar.
2/3 cup salad oil.
4 eggs.
2 cups pumpkin.
2/3 cup water.
Sift flour, measure, then
add baking powder, soda,
salt and spices. Toss nuts
and fruit lightly in flour
mixture. Beat sugar and
oil in mixer at slow speed.
Add eggs, one at a time;
add pumpkin, then add
flour mixture and water
and beat thoroughly. Pour
into two greased loaf pans
and bake for one hour in
350 degree oven.
My sister -in - law from
Keedysville, Md., sends me
her recipe for making
homemade apple butter on
j a small scale. She says it
lis delicious: •
16 cups apple sauce.
3 pounds brown sugar.
\Vz cups apple cider.
Stir several times. Put
in large roaster and ccok
in a slow oven. In about
3% hours it is done. (With
out mess or splatter).
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Perspiration stains on
washables can be erased if
covered with a baking soda
paste for a few minutes
before laundering.
Save the water in which
potatoes were boiled and
soak tarnished silverware
in it for about an hour.
Wash and dry the usual
way and you’ll be amazed
at how well it looks.
Spilled coffee can be
cleaned from a rug by
blotting up the excess,
then rubbing the spot with
a solution of vinegar, de
tergent and water.
People try not to steam
up a bathroom, but it
comes in handy when the
walls have to be cleaned.
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tentionally and go over
the walls and ceiling with
a dry cloth.
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a head-on collision Saturday night on Ryland Road, just north of Tyner. Five
persons were injured in the mishap. Property damage was placed at $1,500.
THE HERALD- KITCHEN
Continued from Page 2
cup peppermint stick candy
crushed and a dash of red
food coloring. Top each
cookie \£ith a teaspoon of
meringue. Bake at 325
degrees for 15 to 18 min
utes. Makes 45 cookies.
Cheesecake Cookies
Vs stick butter.
1/3 cup firmly packed
light brown sugar.
1 cup flour.
% cup chopped pecans.
Vz cup currant jelly.
1 pkg. (8 oz.) cream
cheese.
Vi cup sugar.
1 egg.
2 tablespoons milk.
2 tablespoons lemon
juice.
Vz teaspoon vanilla.
In mixing bowl cream
butter; add ‘brown sugar
and flour. Blend until
mixture resembles corn
meal. Stir in pecans. Re
serve one cup of mixture
for topping. Press re
mainder onto bottom of
eight-inch square baking
pan. Bake at 350 degrees
15 minutes. Cool; spread
jelly ever crust. To pre
pare filling beat together
cream cheese rid sugar.
Beat in egg and milk. Add
lemon juice and vanilla.
Turn into pan; sprinkle
with reserved crumb mix
ture. Bake 30 minutes.
Cool on wire rack; cut in
to bars or squares. Makes
about 30 cookies.
Jewelled Thumbprints
and Butter Rum .Cheese
Bars are gaily decorated
holiday cookies that can
be made by the short-cut
method refrigerated slice
and bake cookie dough
from the grocer’s case.
Jewelled Thumbprints
1 roll Refrigerated But
terscotch Nut, Peanut But
ter or Sugar Cookies.
V\ cup butter, melted.
2 cups chopped pecans.
Red or green jelly.
Slice cookie dough into
one - eighth inch thick
slices. Roll each in a ball.
Dip in butter; roll in chop
ped nuts. Place on un
greased cookie sheet. Bake
at 375 degrees for 10 to 12
minutes until golden
brown. (Cookies will be
puffy when removed from
the oven). Remove from
the oven; indent the cen
ter of each warm cookie
with thumb and place one
fourth teaspoon jelly in
each center. Cool; loosen
with spatula.
Butter Rum Cheese Bars
1 roll Refrigerated Slice
’N Bake Cookies.
Vs cup sugar.
1 pkg. (8 oz.) cream
cheese, softened.
1 egg.
Vz to 1 teaspoon rum
flavoring.
Slice cookie dough one
fourth inch thick; place in
bottom of greased eight or
nine-inch square pan. Bake
at 375 degrees for 15 to 20
minutes until lightly
browned. Cool slightly. In
small mixer bowl cream
sugar and cheese. Add
egg and flavoring and beat
until smooth. Pour cheese
mixture over baked cookie
base and return to 375 de
gree oven for 20 to 25
minutes. Cool slightly; re
frigerate for at least one
hour. Cut into 20 bars and
decorate with nuts, candied
fruits or decorator frost
ing.
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Chesson Master Os Duke Tricks
DURHAM Most fans
were looking the other way
and the movie cameras
were turned off, so many
of the sell-out crowd at
Wallace Wade Stadium
Saturday missed the be
ginning of the “sprint
killer” play which brought
Duke a 17-13 upset victory
over North Carolina.
What most people saw
was Wes Chesson streaking
down the sidelines on a 53-
yard touchdown run. They
missed the trick beginning
which triggered the play
while Carolina was still in
its defensive huddle.
\
It came as no surprise,
however, that the “master
of surprises” was Chesson.
Duke Coach Tom Harp re
marked, “Chesson has
made a few big plays, and
he adjusts well to the un
expected. He’d run the
fake punt and fake field
goal before Saturday and
was naturally the man to
go to in this situation.”
Chesson picked up 65
yards in three carries Sat
urday, bringing his season
total to 119 net yards in 21
carries, a 5.7 average
which led the Duke squad.
He was also the team’s
fourth leading rusher in
yards gained.
Chesson caught five
passes for 24 yards Satur
day, bringing his two-year
career total to 1,319 yards
pass receiving. He also
caught a six-yard touch
down pass in the second
quarter, to knot the score
7-7.
Chesson, a jack of all
trades, had his best game
punting, with a 40.8 yard
average on eight punts.
Hurricane Gladys
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United States in 1968, says
the Insurance Information
Institute. The storm, which
hit Florida, in October,
caused $2.58 million insur
ed damage.
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