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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1935
Page
3
Reynolds Department Civic Improvement Club highlights a flurry of visits and guests across Reynolds Georgia. Local families and kinfolk travel to Macon Butler Montezuma and Atlanta while several members host gatherings and attend meetings. A long list details relatives, friends, and neighbors visiting, traveling, or staying with local hosts.
The Woman's Missionary Society met at the church on Tuesday July 9th. Opening song What a Friend and devotional by Mrs A G Hicks. The subject Educational Evangelism led by Mrs F A Ricks. The society voted to hold a spend the day mission study at the church July 16th. Meetings at 3 30 pm.
The Lesson Sermon for all Boston Branch Churches of The Mother Church will cite Bible verse 1 John 8 18 about loving in deed and truth and include passages from Science and Health noting a spiritual Eucharist with God Truth and Love.
Turners Chapel residents attend many visits and dinners with friends and relatives from Macon Thomaston and Turners Chapel. An ice cream supper hosted by Dillard Spillers delighted attendees while prayer services are planned at Mrs Allie Turner’s home. Local folks extend best wishes for recovery to Mr. Marvin Moore and invite all to Home Coming Day in July at Turners Chapel.
Local social notes record numerous visits and gatherings. Howard Harris Sealy and family hosted, with multiple relatives from Butler Nichols and Thomaston attending. Weekend guests included the Watson and Adams households, plus various Sealy kin visiting in Atlanta and Macon.
Pine Grove notes list a string of recent social visits. Eli and Flem Garrett of Thomaston. Jim Hogg and family with Henry Greathouse. J W Martin and children visiting Marion Jinks. Rome and Ethel Culverhouse hosting. Numerous other relatives and friends plus a reunion at Mrs. Culverhouse's home Saturday with George Culverhouse and Adams families.
Mr and Mrs G B Jarrell and Miss Juliete Jarrell visited the Boggs family in Pratteburg last Thursday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Horace Pender of Ft Valley with the Kendricks, plus Philip Jarrell of Warm Springs. Jula Walker hosted by the Walkers, and visits by Henry Jarrell and Philip Jarrell to Panhandle. Antioch church grounds cleanup set for Thursday July 18 with tools and lunch. Kendricks hosted by their parents Saturday.
David A Youngblood born April 25 1873 in Taylor county Georgia died June 19 1935 spent life in Georgia. Known as Uncle Dave he was honest kind generous loyal and hardworking. Survived by wife Catherine E Mathews married 1896 three children two sisters and other relatives.
Pickles should be firm and not too ripe for pickling. Brining takes six to eight weeks with a salt to water ratio of one pint salt to nine pints water. Use coarse or fine salt, avoid washing cucumbers unless needed, keep them submerged under a weight, then add salt in stages over five weeks while skimming scum. Freshen cucumbers in several changes of water to reduce salt content.
Soak cucumbers overnight in cold water Slice not too thin Make a syrup with cider vinegar water sugar mixed spices mustard seed Bring to a boil add cucumbers boil three minutes until color fades Pack solidly in sterilized jars Add one teaspoon salt per quart add sliced onion cover with boiling syrup seal
Ice water pickle recipe uses six pounds medium cucumbers cut to 4 to 8 pieces per cucumber. Soak three hours in ice water, drain and pack in sterilized jars with six pickling onions one celery stalk and one teaspoon mustard seed per jar. With a solution of eight quarts white vinegar three cups sugar and one cup salt bring to a boil and pour over cucumbers then seal. This yields six quarts.
Simple pickling guide with cucumbers salt and spices. Wash cucumbers and pack in jar with dill garlic and spices. Boil a brine using one gallon water one cup salt and one to two cups vinegar then add to jar.
A home canning instruction detailing brine ingredients and steps. It covers vinegar salt mustard and spice blends, packing vegetables and eggs into sterilized jars, boiling brine, and sealing for preservation. Includes notes on spice variations and timing for onions and eggs.
A home canning method uses one quart each of vinegar and sugar with whole cloves allspice mace and cinnamon. Carrots are boiled peeled and either sliced or left whole then covered with a hot spiced syrup bagged boiled jars sealed after packing leaving 1 to 2 inches headspace.
A concise home canning note describes selecting small beets, cooking until tender, cooling and peeling, and then making a sweet pickle syrup. The beets are poured with the syrup, simmered briefly, and packed into sterilized jars for preservation.
A home canning note lists ingredients for tomato pickles including 80 large ripe tomatoes 6 pears 6 peaches 6 apples 4 large onions 4 cups sugar 1 2 tablespoon salt 1 package mixed pickling spices and 1 12 pints vinegar. Boil until thick then fill sterilized jars and seal.
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