Simple Kidney Bean Rice with Onion Topping
Cook converted rice per package directions and add butter to taste. Heat and drain kidney beans, mix into the rice. Top with minced sweet onion for serving.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1964
Page
26
Cook converted rice per package directions and add butter to taste. Heat and drain kidney beans, mix into the rice. Top with minced sweet onion for serving.
A long social column lists arrivals and departures around Stratford Road and nearby towns. The Troup and Gilchrist families host and travel to weddings, fairs, and vacations from Birmingham to Gulf Shores, with guests from Virginia to New Orleans. Marilyns, Thompsons, and Hartkas appear among a crowd of extended relatives and friends returning from journeys in Florida, New York, Canada, Europe, and beyond.
January style notice promotes Printed Pattern A798 in half sizes from 12 1 2 to 24 1 2 with a side swept neck and narrow line. It advertises a no zipper coat dress effect with a soft pleat skirt and options in wool jersey crepe or blends, plus ordering details and upcoming Couture Collection 10 promotion.
Sunshine Club increased its membership at the August meeting in the Hospitality Room of Pet Milk Dairy Co with new members Mrs W D Collier Mrs Bobby Johnson Mrs Douglas St Charles and Mrs Joyce Cagle. The report notes school counselor activity and a White Elephant bingo plus an old time supper course suggestion.
Reminder of a Sept 3 meeting at First Federal Penthouse in Decatur for Den Mothers unsung role. Paul Hutto discusses the Cubs and Cortes Perry covers the Boys at the Decatur Boy and Cub Scout Round Table. mentions Olympic Games surprises and canal crossing as sport debates.
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