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BULLETIN...
Br Kate
I love the sound of laughter,
It brightens up my day;
Or even a smile that someone gives
As I pass along the way.
So go forth with a sunny outlook,
Laugh at life .. you own the world.
Be happy .. for laughter lifts you up,
And waves like a flag unfurled.
laughter is contagious and
just like a chain letter, it
spreads. It costs nothing, yet
it gives so much and spreads
so much happiness. I’ve heard
laughter afar off at times,
yet it changed my thoughts
from blue to the happy yel
low of sunshine.
The sun is shining again
after a few days of gloomy
weather. Now the earth is
all green and white, especi
ally such a beautiful shade of
green. Are you too busy to
notice it?
Congratulations to all win
ners in Saturday’s important
election, but we women espe
cially congratulate Emily Asm
* "bum, who won the important
seat on the (Board of Educa
tion. Although Emily is a
* vf'ery busy person, she usually
can be depended upon to do
* a good job in whatever pro
ject she is involved, as was
just proven by the success of
'*lhe recent Garden Club Flow
er Show. In my opinion ,
there should be more women
interested in what goes on in
"the government of our town.
Here is a recipe for a
sugar cake, sent to me by
.Party Honors
Miss Rountree
HOBBSVILLE Miss Betty
Jo Rountree was honored at
a Cake Hour Saturday at 3
o’clock in the afternoon.
Mrs. Elton Morris, aunt of
the bride and her daughter,
.Wanda, the bride's cousin, '
were hostesses.
A color scheme of deep
purple and lilac was used :
with spring flowers decorat
ing the Morris home.
Refreshments of chicken
salad tarts, date balls, pea
nuts,' .lifa»ge-~btes9oms, rib
bon sandwiches, cocoanut ■
&3>ineapple chunks and Cokes i
_3_ were served to 21 guests.
---- The bride-to-be was pre
sented with a gift and a red
rose corsage by the hostesses.
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1 Mrs. Naomi Buser of York,
: Pa. It seems easy to make
t and is very delicious:
1 3 eggs.
2 cups sugar.
% cup shortening.
1 tsp. soda.
3 cups flour.
1 cup buttermilk.
1 tsp. vanilla.
Cream shortening and sug
ar. Add .well beaten eggs
Sift together flour and soda.
Add alternately buttermilk
and flour to creamed mixture.
Bake in shallow pan and
sprinkle with confectioner’s
sugar.
Frances Morgan sent me
this recipe for Kraut Salad,
which she says is delicious:
2 cups chopped celery.
1 small pimento cut up.
1 bell pepper, chopped fine.
1 onion, chopped.
1 tsp. salt.
1 tsp. celery seed.
Mix together, then add 11
can of sauerkraut (drained) i
and 1 cup sugar. Let stand
several hours or overnight.
Stir again and put in covered I
dish. Let stand in juice and
drain when served.
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A (British doctor states that
anger can be a cause of bald-1
ness because tense scalp
muscles and a furrowed brow
interfere with blood flow to'
the hair roots.
The teenagers are calling
the wedding ring a ‘’one-man
band.” I
A Few Hints
Gals: To make a scarf
weather-proof, iron it be
tween • two sheets of wax
paper. It will then protect
your hair against rain.
(If a pan of grease catches
fire on the stove, you can
smother it with a large sheet
of aluminum foil.
Flowers with hard, woody
stems like chrysanthemums
and roses will last longer af
ter they are cut, if placed in
about two inches of hot wa
ter about two minutes and
then placed in cold water.
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