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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1955
Page
6
Club session desserts suggest Two Tone Coffee Pie. The filling uses coffee gelatine with cinnamon for a black bottom layer and a whipped coffee cream top. Ingredients include unflavored gelatine, coffee, sugar, cinnamon, whipping cream, and a baked pie shell.
Mrs Killough presented her summer piano students in a recital Thursday night at the Community boues. The program listed several students including Sne Ann Willndra Ann Wik Tov Billy Riley Gola Py jal Jove Bennett Sharon Bennet Jane Tsathowmw Elzabeth Ann Isenhowes Joana Whitehaat Jennifer Janes Melat 3 Colt Jane Keating Betty Gray Polricig Keller.
A fifth birthday party was held Wednesday for Rooster Hurisom son of Mr and Mrs Dy B Uiwison of SUA Pissett at the home of Mrs Aida Domimert. The readable fragments show community social activity and local names amid damaged OCR text.
Practical advice from Charlene Mauer on using cologne to feel cool and fragrant in summer. Highlights include sprays or sticks, hair and scalp freshness, wrist and neck fragrance to lower heat, lingerie scenting, makeup removal, and pillow scent for better sleep.
Practical sewing designs for the season ahead offered in a colorful array. Order copies with price 250 and 5 cents postage to Pattern Bureau Baytown Sun Box 2 Old Chelsea Station York 14 NY. Include name address style number and stamp for first class mail.
Readers are invited to list eight preferred features in order for a Woman's World survey to be published by The Sun. Mail the blank to Woman's World, Box 90, Baytown, or drop by the office. The topics include fashion child care food beauty home decorating health gardening and personality sketches.
The Texas Federation of Women's Clubs will cooperate with the Texas Historical Foundation to collect data on historic houses sites and landmarks. The effort aligns with the Heritage Department and includes plaques and an Endowment Fund drive this fall. Plans for the Tosasy Conference on Education are noted, with Nationwide "Know Your America Week" set for November 20 26 1955 led by national and Texas federation leaders.
Urbana reports that fourth to eighth graders ask twice as many science questions as any other subject. J Harlan Shores of the University of Illinois notes children seek science information more than anything else and read science books highly, suggesting schools fail to meet science curiosity. Parents underestimate animal interest and overestimate sports, planes, and rockets.
Michigan State University home economics instructor Eleanor Rapgan warns against stuffing poultry before freezing. She cites research showing three common organisms in poultry that can cause illness and notes that stuffing greatly slows thawing, creating ideal conditions for bacteria.
A collage of brief items from Oregon Maine and Montreal notes Crook County births first graders and a prank at Montreal General Hospital. A Northfield Corporal and a Maine resident are cited in terse captions.
Babe Ruth remains iconic for smashing 60 home runs and also securing the American pitching championship in total with a score of 1 Boston on a 186 record.
UT coeds place first, second and third in a scholastic ranking of student housing organizations. Top honor goes to Kappa Psi on 1.986, followed by Whalla 1.890 and Kappa Alpha Theta 1.634. All-University average is 1.346 with men’s groups lower. penalties include suspensions for averages below 1.000 and restrictions for ranges 1.000 to 1.250.
Madison Wisconsin article from University of Wisconsin experts advises cooking chicken by cut. Meaty pieces are fried broiled or barbecued while back neck and wings need moisture methods like simmering with onion celery and herbs for an hour and to easily shred from bone. The broth suits soup dumplings or toast and canning provides late use for chicken a la king salad or sandwich fillings.
New thin hand map of soft spun cotton eases cleaning hard to reach spots behind stoves refrigerators pianos and under heavy furniture. It doubles as a wet mop and detaches from its inch handle for wringing. Tu Way Products Co Detroit. Southern pine accounts for nearly half of total wood consumption in the United States.
Three permanent field officers for the Lee Brigadiers were announced this week by corps director Miss Bettye White. They are Margot Dunkerby.
Jan King hosted a back to school party at 231 Wildwood for friends joining Travia Elementary School in Lakewood. Guests included Ann Leesemann Carol Morrow Dianne Wilson Jennifer Jones Karen Kessier and Nancy Petterson. Lunch was served at noon with Jan aided by her mother Mrs William G King.
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