Scorch Stains on Iron and Fruited Compote Tips
Cleaning advice covers removing scorch marks from iron using sudsy water. It also suggests making a fruit compote with melon balls scrape fruit orange sections and strawberries for a delightful dish.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1965
Page
5
Cleaning advice covers removing scorch marks from iron using sudsy water. It also suggests making a fruit compote with melon balls scrape fruit orange sections and strawberries for a delightful dish.
The article argues customer loyalty is a valuable, earned asset for furniture dealers. It stresses dependability, integrity, and a good store atmosphere as foundations. Loyal customers return and refer others, built through fair dealing and quality service, inviting readers to join the store’s family.
A bridal shower at First Baptist Church Highlands honored Miss Sandra Brewer bride elect of John Davis Gross. Blue decor and blue net pants corsages highlighted the event with hostesses presenting an electric mixer to the bride. Guests enjoyed cake punch and mints as white net and blue florals adorned the table.
Young Women's Auxiliary of Memorial Baptist Church met Tuesday at 101 Williams in Savage. Miss Sue Atteberry led, minutes by Miss Carol Beaugh, prayers by Miss Janis Overstreet and Miss Mary Riggs. Program on Africa highlighted missionary challenges and opportunities. Community missions project planned.
Crosby native Miss Kristynik Kristynik becomes the bride of DeWitt Weaver of Shelbyville in a double ring ceremony at Crosby Methodist Church. Rev T Holcomb performed the ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs B J Kristynik, wore a ivory tulle gown with Alencon lace. The groom, son of Mrs J D Weaver and the late Rev J D Weaver, will live in Shelbyville where he serves as minister of the First Methodist Church.
An idle editorial notes coleus as a Java native favorite for Gulf Coast gardens due to bright foliage. It guides pinching to keep plants compact, warns against leggy growth if left untrimmed, and covers soil, moisture, and fertilization needs. Pest control with malathion or diazinon is advised, along with cuttings methods and rooting in soil or water.
Mrs. W. B. Black Sr. of La Porte celebrated her birthday on July 7 with a family dinner at her son W. B. Black Jr. and wife 1906 Gillette Drive. Attendees included daughter Mrs. Fred Hartman of Baytown and numerous grandchildren and relatives from Pasadena and nearby areas.
A damaged OCR fragment guides making a melon mold bombe with softened ice cream set in a freezer, then filled with lyith sherbet and frozen until serving. Vanilla ice cream, orange or lemon sherbet are suggested as complementary flavors, served with green menthe cream.
A reader asks Helen Bettel for guidance on continuing a relationship with a mystery man and coping with a talkative spouse. The letter describes a domineering partner whose constant chatter, deep voice, and premature claims prompt the writer to seek advice on independence and harmony at home.
Mr and Mrs Reginald James Foote announce the marriage of their daughter Patricia Anne to George Eijlis Selmser son of Mr and Mrs E K Selmser. The ceremony June 11 at the bride’s home on Trinity Bay officiated by Rev Robert M Check. Bridesmaid Vern a Winkleman and best man Robert Selmser. They reside at 3320 minors Street.
Mrs Marie Steele Williams received a baby shower on July 6 hosted by Mrs J L Parsons at 406 E Homan. Assisting was Mrs J W Darsee. Attending guests included Mrs Juanita Burnett Mrs H J Steele Mrs An Lee Mrs Nora Kirk Mrs W N Laughlin Mrs Lloyd Young Mrs Terry Cook Mrs S Steele Miss Sheryl Portis Miss Gayle Spencer Miss Naomi Wakefield Miss Donna Maxwell and Miss Susie Long.
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Laughlin were honored at a dinner hosted by Miss Lou ise Barton celebrating Laughlin's retirement from Humble Oil after 28 years of service. Guests presented a film and projection screen to the couple, with gifts from Holt Russell Mrs. Ethel M Hale and Miss Barton.
Max of Decatur visits Washington and West Coast cities with Mrs Ray McMaste. Andrew Davis plans a New Jersey trip for World’s Fair in New York and surrounding stops. Krejer family reunion held July 4 in Rosenberg with Baytown attendees including the Krizak, Harmen, Krizak and Bartek families. Also a cooking note features avocado with spicy tomato dressing as a dish idea.
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