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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1973
Page
11
Sally Benjamin and family promote versatile crepes and wine friendly dishes from their North Augusta home. Recipes cover leek and potato soup, stuffed mushrooms, cheese spreads, crepe batter, fillings, and sauces with seafood and poultry variations.
The recipe explains cooking flour in butter to reduce raw taste, then blending heated liquid with optional stock or broth. It adds seasonings such as nutmeg, returns to heat to bind, then stirs in egg yolk and Swiss cheese plus butter. Yields about 2 cups.
The community newsletter Byrd Talk lists Olivia Spires named girl of the month and Bruce Strother as boy of the month. Visitors abound with extended family from Pontiac and Savannah. Births include Wanda Lee Proctor and Bryan Keith Smith, with in town reunions and illness noted among residents.
Miss Sarah Ann Thomas and Mr. Dennnis Gray Denton exchanged vows Tuesday afternoon at the New Holland Baptist Church. The bride, daughter of Johnnie Wilbert Thomas, wore white chiffon with lace and pearl trim and a cathedral train, and carried white orchids and roses. The couple plans to reside in New Holland after a Clemson University attendant career and Eagle Aviation employment.
The Suburban Garden Club met at House and Garden Interiors on Richland Avenue where Rod Ashley presented an open house and decorating ideas centered on natural themes. Members discussed December plans and projects with Mrs. William M. Jackson Jr. distributing schedules for the forthcoming Garden Club Council Camellia Show and thanking Kris Gimmy for plantings at the mini park on Richland Avenue.
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