Meat Mixture Advice From A Helpful Hint Column
A vintage tip suggests combining a pound of ground beef with half a pound each of ground pork and veal to create an excellent old fashioned meatloaf mix.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1965
Page
10
A vintage tip suggests combining a pound of ground beef with half a pound each of ground pork and veal to create an excellent old fashioned meatloaf mix.
A health advisory explains that some medicines cause photosensitivity and heighten sun risk. It notes government warnings on drugs and highlights sun blocking products including a new clear liquid that forms a protective umbrella on the skin. Readiness tips cover problem areas and lip protection before outdoor wear.
An Oklahoma teen Beatrice Golden shares Cherry Supreme a crackly graham crust cream cheese filling and cherry sauce dessert. The dish features whipped cream, a cream cheese mixture, and a cherry topping with preparation steps and yields one pie.
Baytown Art League announces multiple shows this month featuring Alice Lilly at First National Bank, Sewell Fuller at Brunson, Susie Peoples at Holiday Inn with a Cherokee princess portrait, and Earline Casey at Ken's Food Bar. General displays at Howell's cafeteria and the Credit Union showcase diverse techniques. The league meets June 21 at Sterling Library to elect new officers and discuss matters. all members urged to attend. Avocado dip recipe note follows unrelated culinary line.
Recent graduates Tommy Clanton and Jim June of Robert E Lee were honored June 5 with a backyard barbecue at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Young. Attending were Caral LeBlanc Jauke Fink Kathy James Bobby Herndon Judy Ploeger Elo Veselka Kathy LeBlanc Marlene Zalesak Jerry Forderhase and the honorees families. A luncheon for Gayle Seamans followed at Goose Creek Country Club hosted by Mrs T J Loughridge and Mrs Harold Barber. The event featured University of Texas colors in a spring bouquet and a cottage silhouette centerpiece.
A compact column by Tony Schillaci discusses small home improvements and simple pleasures that boost happiness. The piece highlights practical tips for everyday living and cheerful, attainable decorating ideas.
Baytown Little Theater schedules an adult workshop featuring one act plays. The event, priced at 50, runs Friday June 25 and Saturday June with free admission for members and their guests. Plays include Not Tonight directed by Joy Wools Yes Means No directed by Jack Hopper Wagons Full of Cotton directed by Jerry Smith and A Melodrama directed by Dr E Smith. Contact Becky Word at 582-4855 for details.
A partial list of attendees for a Gamma Gamma chapter event is given, including Mrs. Kenneth Vayiek Mrs. James Garrison and Mrs. Jamez VENis. The note mentions planning a meeting in Houston at the Garren Center with several members named and others partially listed.
Dress pattern describes a coal colored summer dress for a young girl with shoulder buttons, a back-wrap skirt snagging at the waist, and a sash. Sizes available 2 4 6 with fabric yardage specified for size 4. Send 25 cents plus 5 cents postage to Lane in care of The Raytown Sun Box 1491 New York, NY, add 15 cents for first class mail and special handling.
Mrs. Leo Walker led the Rice Cookery program at the June Highlands Home Demonstration Club meeting. Mrs. Grimes discussed rice dishes and a future dish, while members and guests enjoyed a Mexican meal and a dessert course. The group, including 14 members and 3 visitors, noted an upcoming July meeting at Mrs. J. F. Wiggins home on Barbers Hill Road.
Morrell Park Garden Club met with Mrs J W Pierce at 122 Forrest for a regular session led by Mrs J L Sanders in the absence of president 1 Ht Fickiin. H L Murphy spoke on summer flowers and feeding azaleas and camellias. Club approved feeding and watering azaleas at the city library. Members gathered Wednesday at A Dyers 1009 N Pruett to tour their ward. refreshments were served for 19 members. Next meeting set for July 6 at O EL Benys.
A daughter was born in Baytown on June 6 at 15 ounces. Mrs Juen and Roche are the grandparents. The infant weighs six pounds. The family names Roche and Rocha appear in the Baytown area society notes.
A 12 year old writes about cheating on tests to help friends, laziness, and using bad language. Helen Bottel counsels self reflection, suggests placing the note on notebook and mirror to face faults, and reminds that honesty is the smart path during adolescence. The column invites more readers to share troubles for guidance.
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