Frying Tip for Economical Deep Fat Use
If you want to be economical when you are deep fat frying, see that the fat isn't overheated until it smokes, and that the leftover fat is strained, refrigerated and reused within a week or so.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1951
Page
7
If you want to be economical when you are deep fat frying, see that the fat isn't overheated until it smokes, and that the leftover fat is strained, refrigerated and reused within a week or so.
Marian Martin pattern 9070 offers a scallopy collar pockets and flower appliqué in sizes 12 to 20 with yardage 4 yards for size 16. Send 30 cents for pattern plus name address zone size and style number to Amarillo Globe-News Pattern Dept New York. Book promotion offers 20 cents for pattern book and a free beachrobe pattern.
Providence June 19 report shows Rhode Island School of Design women studying interior design and woodworking, building chairs and other items alongside men. Students like Christine Guarino design a chair, while others operate lathes and drill presses, reinforcing hands on craft as part of their education.
Patricia Seward, daughter of Col and Mrs. Oscar A. Seward Jr of Groesbeck, wed William Henry Ward in a double ring ceremony read by Rev. F P. Goddard at St. John's Marlin. The couple, after a Monterrey trip, will reside in Syracuse New York. The bride attended Queen Anne High School and SMU. The groom is an engineer with professional society memberships. Out-of-town guests included Trigg Twichell and numerous Fort Worth and Dallas residents.
A discussion on American ingenuity in reproducing high fashion on budget wardrobes. It cautions against pairing two strong vivid colors like bright crimson and gray green or kelly green, advising a subdued color as the main shade to prevent competing with the outfit’s focal point.
Mrs Art Manjeet of Hereford lectured on Corsage Making at yesterday afternoon's meeting of the North Amarillo Garden Club in Fellowship Hall at Buchanan Street Methodist Church. Mrs Keller Page presided and installed new officers, with W R Hill and J R Shackelford among those reviewing duties. Members and guests attended. the club is disbanding for the...
Mrs. C. M. Purcell entertained yesterday afternoon for the Green Haven Home Demonstration Club on Arden Road. Mrs. Purcell led business with guests Mrs. N. Quehler and members including Mrs. Carl Dupriest and Mrs. Charles Higgins as they reviewed household hints fashions and recipes. The next meeting is set for July 2 at 2 o'clock at 3412 Hayden.
Insurance Women of Amarillo opened its new year with a dinner meeting in the XIT Room of the Herring Hotel. President Doris Haynie led business, reporting on officer installations for June 1 and appointing Vina Meier as parliamentarian Leslie Pray as historian Fondanell Edwards and LaRue Pittman as bulletin editors. Thirty guests attended, with Bonnie Isaacs in charge of the Casualty Course offered by the Texas federation and US Fidelity.
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