Entertaining with Mrs Combs Quick Coconut Custard Sauce
Anthonette Combs of New York shares a simple coconut custard sauce recipe using cold milk cream sugar vanilla and instant pudding mix paired with seasonal fruit. She also offers a fast summer snack idea of spaghetti meatballs with cheese squares baked briefly for unexpected guests.
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Anthonette Combs
New York
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
South America
United States
Westchester
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted
Admitted: Jimmy Dorman, FriDay Jean SmitH, FriDay Mrs. C. M. Martin. Discharged: O. R. Tomison, SaturDay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Dorman
Jean Smith
C. M. Martin
O. R. Tomison
Arrival of a baby and other local notes
Mr and Mrs J D Poling announce a six pound eight ounce daughter born at 11 50 a m Friday in Childress General Hospital Mr and Mrs Bill Team of Hutchinson Kansas are parents of a seven pound son born at 5 p m Friday The Team surname links to Mrs Cora Bell Powell of Childress and includes maternal grandparents Pat Powell and Austin Copeland local residents. Other items list guests and visits including Roxie Bryant Vernon visits Otto Petri Wichita Falls and trips by Ivey family to Tennessee Mobile and Temple plus a DC trip by A A Bass family and Kay Long's summer stay in Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Poling
Childress General Hospital
Bill Team
Hutcheinson
Kan
Team
Cora Bell Powell
Childress
Pat Powell
Austin Copeland
O. R. Culwell
J. R. Adamson
Turkey
Vernon Eubank
Otto Petri
Wichita
R. W. Hicks
Royce
Lynn
George
Irving
Quanah
Hicks
Claude Whitley
R. C. Ivey
S. T. Cheatheam, Jr
Terry
Tennessee
Mobile
Ala
Temple
Chesapeake Bay
Kay Long
Amarillo
C. R. Tedford
Toni
Dallas
Ted
News items About People You Know
Ford's parents Mr and Mrs James Allen visited with Mrs Myrta Bybee Friday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs M D Bybee of Amarillo, Mr and Mrs John Owen of Abilene, a Bybee nephew, and Mr and Mrs Denver Redwine. Jack Steed 15 son of Mr and Mrs J A Steed is doing satisfactorily in Bethania Hospital Wichita Falls after surgery. Announcing the birth of a son Friday in Quanah General Hospital are Mr and Mrs Gene Frisbie.
Fleeting Impressions Sermon Ad by Rev Pearl Robinson
A church advertisement urges action beyond mere listening in a Sunday sermon by Rev. Mrs. Pearl Robinson. It warns that impressions without deeds waste time and fail to take root.
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House of Prayer
Pearl Robinson
Happy Birthday Shoutouts for Today
Alexander Taylor Jr. Mrs. Jeff Morgan Ralph Roper receive warm birthday acknowledgments today with best wishes for health and happiness from family and friends.
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Alexander Taylor, Jr
Jeff Morgan
Ralph Roper
Wartime and flood relief efforts in early crisis
Amid wartime strain labeled Operation Noah and widespread floods in eight states 210 deaths are identified. Officials report rising unemployment claims likely exceeding 60 000 and a preliminary $1.6 billion damage estimate may be revised upward as relief work continues. Secretary Weeks orders a million machinery pieces from Connecticut to aid the emergency. Red Cross donations flow as shelter roads and industry are rebuilt.
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Noah
Labor Department
Secretary of Commerce
Sinclair Weeks
Connecticut
Red Cross
US Delegation to Japan Targets Security Ties and War Crimes
US officials discuss Japan's long range defense, Far East security, and China policy alongside Japan's UN membership. Diplomats deem no urgent issues, aiming to bolster pro American elements while outlining wartime crimes. About 557 Japanese war criminals remain jailed with 210 needing US consent to release.
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Japan
Far East
U. S
Red China
United Nations
United States
Truman Defends Congress Achievements Amid Civil Rights Debates
President Truman touts Congress as Liberal progress despite GOP opposition. He cites education aid and Social Security as targets, praises the $1 per hour minimum wage as an outstanding example of liberal legislation enacted by the Democratic 84th Congress despite administration foot dragging.
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84Th Congress
Truman
Congress
Community Visit Notes From High Point Area Socials
Social column lists visiting relatives and friends from Big Spring Kirkland Huliver Estelline Tell Lub bock Morton Dumas Denver Claude Quanah Quanah contingent and relatives in High Point area. Guests include E F Adams Clee Parr Bruce Parr Johnny Henley Arthur Rothwell Kenneth Smith Glenn Holtman and others. Visitors traveled to Colorado Springs Cripple Creek Canyon City Pike's Peak and Will Rogers Shrine before returning August 21.
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F. E. Biddy
Richard Holeman
Eugene Holeman
Big Spring
Clyde Holeman
Kirkland
E. F. Adams
Cecil Adams
Huliver
A. Markham
Lula Huddleston
Estelline
Raymond Caldwell
Tell
Clee Parr
Memphis
Bruce Parr
Grady Parrs
Johnny Henleys
Arthur Rothwell
Kenneth Smith
Bill Kelleys
B. H. Kelley
Morton
Boody Bryant
Elbert Kelley
Marilyn
Bovina
Dumas
Denver
Colo
Walter Frees
Red Fitsgearld
Claude
Allen Jones
Clyde Hack- Newman
Quanahler
W. T
Minnie Cochran
Eugene Dill
Woodrow Holeman
Horton Murphy
Weldon Spinks
Austin
Bureau of Reclamations
Amarillo Air Field
Spinks
Baldean Foster
High Point
R. B. Howard
James Holton
Colorado
Here
Colorado Springs
Zoo
Pike's Peak
Cripple Creek
Canyon City
Two Killed In Stock Car Crash At Carp Airport
A stock car left the track at Carp airport and struck spectators during a race curtailed by the crash. Two people died and eight were injured. The driver, Victor S. Stiles of Pembroke, was unhurt. Names of the deceased were withheld. Races continued after the incident during a day hosted by the Ottawa Light Car Club.
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Carp
Ontario
Carp Airport
Victor S. Stiles
Pembroke
Ont
Ottawa
Almonte
Ottawa Light Car Club
Texas Tech Graduate Ann McFarland Graduates
Miss Ann McFarland of Childress earned a bachelor of science in education at Texas Tech and will teach in the Lubbock Schools this year. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. V. McFarland, attended the commencement.
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Ann McFarland
Texas Tech
A. V. McFarland
Childress
Miss McFarland
Childress High School
Lubbock
First Olympic Games Held In 776 B C
The earliest Games began in Greece with 776 B C as Cornebus of Elis won the lone event, a roughly 200 yard sprint.
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B.C
Greece
Cornebus of
Elis
Church event at Negro Church of Christ in September
A meeting set to run from September 4 to September 11 will feature Thomas Reese as the speaker at the Negro Church of Christ. Nichol Berry of Wellington will lead singing with services at 10 AM and 8 15 PM daily.
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Negro Church of Christ
Thomas Reese
Nichol Berry
Wellington
Stamp on meat labeled harmless vegetable compound
A note states the inspection stamp on meat is harmless and refers to a vegetable compound. The reassurance suggests no safety concern and clarifies the stamp’s composition.
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Helen Harper
Orion
Gaynor Maddox
NEA Food and Markets
National Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association
Ginny Kennemer
Gladys Stone
Elsie Sanders
Elsies Beauty House
Ave. C. SE
Carol Smartt
Hartley's
Carol
Ben Munson
Quincy Smartt
Roxie Bryant
Vernon
Are Legion
of Pharmacy
Roberson-Eubank Drug CO
Highpoint News
Tweed
Texas
Dorothy Kilborn
Ft. Scott, Kan
Paddy
Sae
Susie
Dahil
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