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Newspaper
Andrews County News
Location
Andrews, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1951
Page
6
Cake batter tips suggest pouring to pan edges first to level tops. Eggs keep from cracking by cold start then boiling, or hot water method. Pie crusts stay crisper by sugar timing with fruit. Silk removal from corn aided by a small brush after husks are off.
Heat a thin blade to ease cutting cake and use a sandwich knife with a toothed edge for angel food. Pitting cherries can be done with a home gadget. Chill eggs before separating and use a small funnel to separate whites from yolks.
A wry saying notes a man who earns rapidly may be partnered with a wife who handles finances. It reflects a common belief about money and marriage dynamics in a light humorous vein.
About 70 women attended a West Zone Wo man's Society for Christian Service meeting at the local Methodist Church on Thursday June 21 Mrs Robert C Baker of Midland presided Mrs W H Griffin provided organ and vocal music Mrs W O Miller District Promotion Secretary led an officers training program Mrs G N Brown was elected zone leader for next year A luncheon was served during the noon hour to guests from Midland Stanton Big Spring Sweetwater Ackerly and Welch
About half of the 35 graduates from the 1950 Andrews High School class attended a Saturday reunion at County Park. The evening included a weiner roast and a brief business meeting to plan annual gatherings. Attendees listed include Berry Neal Nixon Millie Ree Nix Barbara Hamilton Anna Lou Jones Sonny Eugene Stephenson Royce Stewart and others with sponsor Miss Ann Brown. Guest visitors came from Eunice New Mexico.
Mrs. Knox Irwin and her son Phil, Mrs. Virgil Lasater, and Grace Marie McCarley were Wednesday night visitors with a brother and family, the A. W. McCarleys, in Sweetwater.
Billy Wyatts of Lamesa spent a Wednesday overnight as a guest in the Frank Floyd residence.
Mrs. Ray Frazier and Mrs. Roy Brown joined 10 other councilors at Mitre Peak Girl Scout Camp in the Davis Mountains from June 6 to 9 for counselor training. They planned outdoor activities cookouts and the rest of the camp program including a campfire and nights spent outdoors. Breakfast was cooked outside during one session and cookouts occurred on another.
Mrs. W. E Cowden spoke as a guest in Andrews for a group planning a local Garden Club. Officers will be elected at a June 26 meeting, with committees named for nominating, by laws, and name selection among Andrews and Midland residents.
Jean Nix daughter of W A Nix of Odessa and Pat Rushing united in marriage at the First Baptist Church parsonage in Raymondville Texas. The Rev Kendricks performed a single ring ceremony. The bride wore a powder blue gown with rhinestone neck treatment and pink and navy accessories. The couple plans a short wedding trip and will live in Andrews.
Wesleyan Service Guild plans summer meetings once each month on the fourth Monday evenings. The first gathering is Monday June 25 in the air cooled Fellowship room of the Methodist Church. Members are asked to bring a bowl of salad and to arrive by 7 30 with friends invited.
Big Spring First Methodists hosted the Wesleyan Service Guilds of the Sweetwater District on Thursday evening June 14. Mrs. A Mize of Andrews elected district secretary. attendees from Sweetwater Colorado City Midland Lamesa Snyder Big Spring and Andrews shared a chicken dinner and discussed the Methodist School of Missions in Lubbock for July 31 to August 4.
The Magnolia Home Demonstration Club met in regular session on Thursday June 14 at the clubhouse. Mrs Francis Tubb presided and Mrs C L Dean gave the council report. The Andrews council voted to join with others in chartering a bus to attend the State meeting at College Station in August. A 4 H Club for girls ages 10 17 was organized and will meet the first and third Saturdays at the Community building with H D Agent Mrs Owens in charge.
Juandell Chesney bride elect of Mack Middleton was feted with a Saturday afternoon bridal shower at the community building from 4 to 6 pm. Co hosts included Rosemary Stewart and others. pink and green decorations, lace table settings, pink gladioli centerpiece, lime float and cake squares. Attendees and gift-givers listed. Snyder visit by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Floyd and family noted. Also a notice seeking thirty new members for Andrews Country Club.
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