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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1973
Page
5
Growing focus on power shortages boosts use of electric skillets. They use less energy than ovens or ranges and save homemaker effort, but storage and cost hinder adoption. Care tips include cooling before wash, hot sudsy water, wiping surfaces, and avoiding full immersion of controls. A sample recipe, Chicken Curry, illustrates simple use.
A disjointed recipe from The Demonstration Agent's Office describes frying a 3 pound chicken until light brown, then mixing flour salt curry powder water and lemon juice to make a paste. The sauce includes tomatoes and garlic, then poured over the chicken and simmered at 225 to 250F for about one hour. Serves five and pairs with hot rice.
The piece lauds a biography covering four years of sports coverage including Patterson Luston Durocher Namath Foreman and more. It notes Cosell’s insight into athletes as people, with chapters on Monday Night Football and anecdotes about Humble Howard Dandy Don Meredith and Fearless Frank, praising the book’s lively, candid storytelling.
Ladonia adopts a new highway welcome slogan submitted by Donnie Gray of Fanmende high school. The Chamber of Commerce will award Gray a 25 dollar bond as the winning entry after judges sorted through multiple slogans since October.
Readable menu fragment lists Friday breakfast and lunch options. Breakfast included pineapple juice biscuits butter syrup with lunch consisting of hamburger baked beans lettuce tomato onion pickle apricot cobbler and milk. A school meal note mentions pie and French fried potatoes.
The Senior Ladies Sunday school class of Edhube Baptist church held a Christmas party and gift exchange on Friday afternoon December 7 hosted by Mrs. Cynthia Edwards. The Edwards home featured holiday decorations, and gifts were given under a white tree with red ornaments.
William Gilbert, 59, works as a pipefitter at the B F Goodrich plant and teaches American history part time at a Tuscaloosa junior college. He plans to retire in two years and hopes to teach full time, noting his preference for teaching despite earnings at his plant job. Gilbert earned a master's in education and began college work in 1967 after his children finished high school.
The Rev Eddie Buck Hunter will speak at a 3 p m Sunday service at St Paul CME on East Sixth Street. He has served as a layman in the church for over 50 years and is well known for speaking at church programs. The pastor, Rev E Dyes, invites all to attend.
Members of the Gober Community club held their annual Christmas dinner and program reliving many activities. Trout showed slides dating to the early 1950s and photos of senior trips. The evening featured long dresses hats and double breasted suits with laughter. A white elephant gift exchange closed the meeting as progress toward a new Center continues with donations of items and cash.
Readable text notes zoological parks feature miniature Africa enclosures where antelope, zebra, and giraffe can wander in a naturalistic setting.
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