St Josephs Mother Club Names New Officers
St Josephs Mothers club elects Mrs Melvin Ocker as president for next year with Airs E J Malick as vice president. Mrs H R Hornsby is secretary and Mrs T D Robertson treasurer. May 4 set for school picnic. Rev M A Hebert led the election and closed with a prayer. Hostesses were Mrs J G Lillard Mrs L Mazoch Mrs Robertson and Mrs Elo Vescika.
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Melvin Ocker
St Joseph's Mothers Club
Airs
E. J. Malick
H. R. Hornsby
T. D. Robertson
Otis Magee
M. A. Hebert
J. G. Lillard
L. Mazoch
Robertson
Elo Vescika
How to Keep Bouquets Fresh from Wisconsin Expert
A University of Wisconsin horticulturist, Louis Berninger, advises keeping cut flowers cool and out of drafts. Trim stems an inch, soak in water around 110 degrees for 30 minutes to remove air bubbles, then recut daily or use commercial preservative to prevent bacteria clogging stems. Canned green beans are highlighted as a top March April food buy for quality and easy storage.
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Madison
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University of Wisconsin Horticulturist
Louis Berninger
Berninger
Calendar Notes Show Local School and Club Events
Friday events include Baytown junior high choir concert at 7 30 p m in the school auditorium and a Robert E Lee seniors banquet at Second Baptist Church. Saturday features a senior play at the school auditorium and a Khaki and gingham party at the Padgett home on North Market Street. Central Baptist Sunbeams plan a Roseland park picnic at 2 p.m.
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Baytown
Conert
Robert E. Lee
Second Baptist Church
AR. Padgett
North Market Street Road
Central Baptist Sunbeams
Roseland Park
Sew What Club Meets at Mrs Alford Home
Mrs Sam Alford hosts the Sew What club meeting at 9 39 a m Tuesday in her home 1501 East Fayle Cake and coffee served at Charlie Buschs home 1903 Wi rood dawn Seven members attended
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Sam Alford
East Fayle
Charlie Busch
Help Children Cook Meats Ball Shish and Beans
Aimed at young learners, the article suggests ground meat as an easy starter with basic seasonings. It provides a Meat Balls on Brochette recipe using ground beef, salt, pepper, onion, and pickle with skewers, plus broiling instructions and yields four servings. It also notes using bean liquid in a savory skillet with onion celery and bacon drippings to finish canned beans.
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Nan Ea
Variety Meats Make Bargains In Food Value
Big bargains in food value lie in variety meats like liver heart tongue and kidneys. They supply essential elements and minerals. A Baked Stuffed Heart recipe uses beer heart stuffing with bread crumbs onion parsley sage egg and stock, browned and baked until tender yielding servings.
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Cambine
House And Garden Meet In Flower Fenced Patio
A patio near the home blends house and garden with fragrant annuals. Plant sun lovers and keep faded blooms, with bright contrasts in color. Annuals thrive with six hours of sun, and seeds grow easily into a continuous display from spring to frost.
Leg Of Lamb Makes Spring Dinner Shine
Home economist Reha recommends roast leg of lamb for Easter meals with spring sides like New potatoes fresh asparagus and a salad of green onions lettuce and radishes. Cook to 175F for medium 189F for well done using a meat thermometer. roast uncovered in a slow oven about 3 to 4 hours. Garnish with pear halves and currant jelly for color.
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Reha Stages
Timbales Quickie Indish Timables with curry flavor
A quirky recipe from an old issue details Indish Timbales using curry powder for a Far East flavor. It outlines mushroom sauce, green pepper, rice base, and six timbales baked with a custard-like mix and topped with eggs and a creamy mushroom sauce.
50 000 Offered 4 H Foods Contests Across States
Four page description outlines 1955 4 H foods contests with $50 000 in awards. State winners receive trips to the National 4 H Congress in Chicago November 27 to December 1. top state winners earn $700 college scholarships. National awards include canning and garden divisions funded by sponsors Kerr Glass Fly Carp and Alabama. The program emphasizes learning by doing and boosting family incomes through healthier eating.
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Chase
Mitslanding den
Chicago
Trace Tag
Aliss Chalmers
Garden Witners
Kerr Glass Fly
Carp
Cooperative Extension Serevier
Meteaipmn Ageniv
Success Tin A Job Is Not A Tea Party
Margaret Divver an advertising executive at a life insurance firm argues women must act like professionals at work not at social gatherings. She notes women earn about 1100 a year in advertising and stresses hard work over display, citing fewer women in business and the need to behave properly to advance.
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Froston
Margaret Divver
Charge
Miss Divver
John Hahcock Mutual Life Inskance Co
Lauder
Teen buffet party ideas for Gander baseball games
A home economist outlines a teen friendly buffet for game nights featuring frankfurters with hot potato salad pickles and simple desserts. The menu emphasizes easy prep uses common ingredients and a casual atmosphere for teenagers at a party.
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Reba Stagg
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