Cast iron pans endure with old time cooking devotion
Amid talk of time saving gadgets, readers note folk cling to cast iron for slow cooking. Heavy but beloved, skillets fill pores with fat and remain a staple, while others scrub away its stickiness when needed.
Kitchen Utensil Storage Rule of Thumb
Readable text notes store kitchen utensils where used, preferring wall hangings over drawers to maximize accessibility. It advises hanging as many as possible to keep tools within reach during cooking.
George Hackett Unit American Legion Auxiliary Officers 1956 57
The George Hackett Unit American Legion Auxiliary lists officers for 1956 57 with Mrs Cecil Carmichael president Miss Olive Richard son vice president Mrs James Herbert secretary and Mrs Amy Radavaugh treasurer The organization supports disabled veterans education welfare of children national security and community betterment It notes postwar origins and broad activities including Crusade For Freedom veterans' legislation and aid to schools hospitals and disabled veterans with various community service efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Carmichael
Olive Richardson
James Herbert
Amy Radavaugh
Carmichael
American Legion
Minneapolis
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Meadowbrook Baptist Women’s Council Aids Missions Across Community
Meadowbrook Baptist Church Women’s Council, a 263 member missionary group led by Mrs. Kenneth M. Stephenson and others, promotes spiritual life and stewardship through 10 circles. Since 1941 it evolved from Ann Judson Society, reorganized in 1953, and now runs teaching, finance, youth guilds, clothing drives, refugee aid, and conference participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Organization
Kenneth M. Stephenson
Ralph Browing
Garreth Coates
Lois Tranbarger
Chhurch
Jesus Christ
American Baptist Convention
Ann Judson Missionary Society
Women’s Council
Meadowbrook Baptist Church
Dry hands after water use in daily chores
A brief health note explains women frequently have wet hands from chores and dish washing. It urges thorough drying after any water exposure to prevent roughness and skin damage.
Religious Book Club Recalls 1945 Founding and Members
The Religious Book Club, started in 1945 by women, promotes discussion of current religious books through reviews and group dialogue. It closes each season with a quest test, contributes books to the public library, and supports spiritual enrichment. Officers include Mrs. Charles E. Barrett Sr president Mrs. Herman Hallett vice president Mrs. Carl Cherrington secretary and Mrs. M. J. Kirkman treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iear
Alquest Tes
Charles E. Barrett Sr
Herman Hallett
Carl Cherrington
M. J. Kirkman
Growers Garden Club Activity and Officers
The Growers Garden Club founded in 1948 promotes gardening knowledge and native flora protection. It affiliated with the state Federation of Garden Clubs and the County Narcissus Society, held flower shows and city beautification efforts, and conducted garden tours and a Narcissus exhibit. 1950 57 officers included Mrs Roy Botcourt president Mrs George Oaksen vice president Mrs John Payton secretary and Mrs Joe Gallagher treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Federation of Garden Clubs
County Narcissus Society
Roy Botcourt
George Oaksen
John Payton
Joe Gallagher
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Gospel Trumpet Company
East 5Th and Chestnut
George Hackett
American Legion Auxiliary
Knightstown
Ladies’ Council
Meadowbrook
Baptist Church
Mrs. Sleplenson
Dutch-Boy
Spacemaster
Green Thumbs
Amerock Howe
Dexter Locks
Armstrong
Madison County Lumber
Jackson
DIAL
Religious Book Club
Mrs. Barrett
the Growers Garden Club
Mrs. Bolcourt