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Newspaper
Andrews County News
Location
Andrews, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1965
Page
6
A historic bulletin outlines ways to cook broiler-fryers for barbecues and family meals. It details a National Barbecue Month emphasis, sauce preparation, Hungarian paprika chicken, and the evolution of American fried chicken from early settlers to Georgia styles.
Mrs. Barbara Butler Mitchell became Mrs. Charles T. Davis as a May 30 bride. At First National Bank Green Room a 9:30 to 11:30 reception listed 30 guests including her mother Mrs. C. R. Butler and groom’s mother Mrs. J. W. Hand.
Mrs. Hendrix attended the 36th annual Delta Kappa Gamma Society convention at Shamrock-Hilton Hotel Houston. Delta Phi received double honor as a local chapter. Members donated $2 each to the state scholarship fund. Theme was Action for Leadership with events including Birthday Luncheon and memorial service. New officers installed. 1966 Alpha State Convention slated for San Antonio.
A Friday evening pizza party for Frances Cooper and guests took place at the Green Room of the First National Bank. After the meal, attendees played cards and dominoes with hostess help from her parents Mr and Mrs Joe Cooper. Also present were Susan Cure, Alice Greaves, Rhonda Crain, Bill Austin, David Hendrick, Jim Tom Jordan, Tommy Barrow, Shirley Cooper and Ronnie Ragsdale.
The text describes fried chicken prepared with a gravy from drippings flour and cream and served hot. It notes chicken population rising alongside human population in America. It lists loblolly shortleaf and longleaf pines as the three major species in the piney woods per the Texas Forest Service.
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