Smoked picnic described as pork cut similar to ham
The smoked picnic is a pork cut resembling ham in appearance and flavor. It comes from the lower shoulder or foreleg and weighs between four and seven pounds.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1951
Page
13
The smoked picnic is a pork cut resembling ham in appearance and flavor. It comes from the lower shoulder or foreleg and weighs between four and seven pounds.
Los Angeles reports a California fashion authority rejects Paris decree limiting skirts to about 14 inches from the floor. G Peter Rosenfeld, president of the California fashion creators, says American women prefer mid-calf lengths and will resist the trend. He cites functional California clothing and notes Paris designs suit only those who dress all the time.
A simple kitchen tip notes wire salad baskets help dry washed greens. Place greens in the basket and shake to remove clingy water for faster preparation.
A summer menu features creamed dried beef with baked potato as the main course. A deviled egg salad on watercress accompanies the plate, followed by a fresh fruit dessert.
Betty Edwards wed Pfc. Hugh Alexander Jr at Trinity Methodist Church Clovis New Mexico. Rev Jerree F Watson presided. Mrs Alexander is Amarillo High and Amarillo College graduate. Private Alexander serves in the Air Force stationed in New Jersey.
London fashion designers prescribe a rounded silhouette with narrow waist emphasis. Coats and suits feature three tiered and kangaroo pockets, petal shaped basques, and canvas padding. Hemlines run two to three inches below the knee with velvet and tweeds dominating day looks and metal jersey brocade for evening. Top colors include browns and grays with reds and greens.
The Letter Carriers Auxiliary 233 gathered at the Silver Grill Monday for dinner and business led by president Mrs Juanita Coffee. New member Mrs Mary Frances Persall was initiated. An ice cream social was announced for Aug 28 at 7 30 p.m. at Mrs Coffee 1302 West Nineteenth. Members present included Mary Helen Laing Emma Groves Joy Key Myrtle Haynie Barbara Baker Mildred Burch Evelyn Meadows Winifred Gallarneau Ruby Hill Edna Bones and Mary Frances Persall. The next meeting is Sept 10 at 8 p.m. at Mrs Winifred Gallarneau 1809 Polk.
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