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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1940
Page
6
A homey Sunday dinner feature offers Crown Roast of frankfurters arranged around mashed potatoes with a vegetable border, plus Pork Chops in Casserole with apples and pineapple juice. The method includes glazing onions and cooking carrots and peas as sides.
Plan for a family of four on seven dollars fifty weekly with three meals daily. Menus include Lamb Fricassee and dumplings, Shepherds Pie, Fried Kidney Beans with bacon, Stuffed Lambs Hearts, Creamed Salmon, Frankfurters and Sauerkraut, Chopped Beef Patties. Emphasizes using every item and combining low cost meats, vegetables, fruits with staples to nourish and protect against illness.
Gilbert Courtney Jr. was honored with a surprise tenth birthday party at his parents home on High Street. Sunday School class members and schoolmates attended with teachers Miss Sarah Thomas and Mrs Florence Pendergrass. Birthday cake by Mrs Helen Ferrel featured candles as a centerpiece.
Chauncey Church of Christ will hold a Sunrise service at 6:30 Sunday with Easter themed hymns scripture readings and a candle light display. Choir directed by Christine Brown invites attendees to unite with the church.
Ministers Gilbert Courtney and Glaze Thompson announce Easter services across Chauncey Greens Run Trimble Taylor Ridge Millfield churches with sunrise rites, Bible School, and Decision Day preaching. An annual Easter offering aims to attract 550 attendees and recruit 25 new members.
Chauncey residents hosted relatives at Coal Hollow and Athens visits. Revival services at Chauncey Church of God begin March 25 with nightly 7 30 sessions led by Rev Hollie McClanahan and guest speakers.
The home of Hershal Smith in Bailey Run is quarantined due to scarlet fever with his wife Velma ill from the disease.
Mrs Howard Miner hosted the Shelton Missionary Society at Trimble Church of Christ. Plans for Easter sunrise service were made and details for a sacrificial luncheon on April 17 were discussed with Edna Miner as devotional leader and Zoe Herrold as program leader. The social hour celebrated Zoe Herrold birthday with a candle light cake. Refreshments were served to 26 by the hostess and her daughters Mary Joe and Helen.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Trimble Methodist Church met at the home of Mrs. A. L. Morrison with Mrs. Helen Willike assisting. Ella Morrison presided. program led by Mrs. Elsie Underwood. Vocals by Mrs. Georgia Sayre and Mrs. Helen Willike, readings by Miss Merle Danford and Mrs. Elma Leadinghouse. Irish humor and old tunes followed. Elma Leadinghouse won a contest. January February March birthday handkerchief showers given. Reports and new committees formed for upcoming work. Refreshments for 15 members and guests.
A compact guide announces honey apple pie and Magic Peach Charlotte options to brighten spring menus with fruit. Includes rhubarb spiced dish and chili pairing ideas, detailing ingredients and simple steps for affordable desserts and fruit based courses.
Kilvert community children under Lenore Tabler WPA recreation leader formed a rhythm band. Instruments include canes bottles caps rattlers pie pans washboards plus guitars harp and a drum. Members listed with weekly Thursday meetings and Sunday church programs. Buffet supper held Thursday in honor of the band. Pineapple Snow Pudding recipe included with gelatin dessert orange custard sauce.
Jumbo the only bull catalo has toured 22 states. The animal, a hybrid buffalo cow, belongs to Leland C. Wilson of Colville Washington.
A low cost meal plan uses yesterday's ingredients with fresh items. Carrot halves stuffed with a ham rice mix, breaded and browned serve with cheese sauce. Spinach croquettes combine mushrooms white sauce egg spinach and seasoning, fried to golden brown.
A simple snack item is prepared by trimming crusts from sliced bread, spreading a thick paste of grated Wisconsin American cheese and butter, securing with a toothpick, and browning in a moderate oven at 350 degrees.
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