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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1951
Page
11
Edith M Barber notes rhubarb now has brighter color and better texture, with less peeling and more use from Michigan harvests. Double boiler or covered casserole preserves color, while rhubarb pie benefits from a sugared lower crust and fully sealed top. Recent guides cover stewed baked rhubarb and pie recipes with specific measurements.
A joint missionary meeting was held Monday night at St Pauls Methodist Church in Sulphur with several area pastors and W S Collins. Mrs Mack Bennett of First Methodist led music and Mrs Montford of Central Presbyterian gave the benediction. Norwood of Free Will Baptist offered devotional, with Laywell Mont and other local speakers presenting religious messages.
NEA Service reports Comet Metal Products Co in Richmond Hill N Y makes 6200 scale war models for the U S Armed Forces and training. Head Joe Slonim says they craft accurate miniatures from full plans with 72 hour turnaround in time pressure. The plant also makes model railroading items medallions and toys and has produced over 25000 miniature replica types.
New Orleans streets were paved with European stones after ships brought ballast rock. The city paid a bounty to incoming ships since local supplies were unsuitable for paving, reflecting historic efforts to develop urban infrastructure.
London April 10 The Mercantile Marine Association reported that more British sailors might stay at sea if wives could accompany them. The organization of British sea captains urged shipping firms to allow spouses on voyages to attract skippers and crew amid a trend toward longer postings.
In the annual report the captains express continued conservatism about wives remaining ashore. Spes Greater returns for invested Ada News Want Ads.
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