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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1969
Page
8
Miss Mary Susan Parks who will marry Jewel Ralph Burns on Saturday is feted with several events. A luncheon shower and linen shower were hosted by friends, plus miscellaneous and kitchen showers organized by church and local hosts, continuing a sequence of honor events.
Reports note crows gathering in enormous roosts at night with flocks around fifty thousand. The phenomenon highlights large communal roosting behavior and urban wildlife congregation patterns observed in recent years.
Miss Bonnie Kay Grinfin daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter John Grinfin wed Lawrence Cooking Fun in a Sunday ceremony. The couple announced their engagement and the wedding details appeared in the society notes of the local paper.
A recipe for pineapple chicken with a ginger glaze accompanies a wedding notice for David Bloodworth, son of Mr and Mrs Grover Lee Bloodworth of Tanner. The ceremony took place at Austinville Church of Christ with James Winford Clark officiating.
Vestavia club members met at Mrs. Marshall Hames home for the June session. They finalized plans for a picnic on June 14 and worked on smocked pillows and linen towels. The July meeting is set for Mrs. Jimmy Martin’s home. An unrelated tip suggests using canned fruit juice to baste broiled poultry.
A reader suggests chilling canned condensed soups for summer served with water to dilute. Flavors include cream of asparagus celery or chicken green pea tomato bisque and tomato. Garnish with parsley chives dill sour cream lemon. One can serves 2 to 3.
Brown tiny meatballs and add to any condensed vegetable soup made with water or milk. Simple tip encourages a chow down with ready to use meat balls in soup.
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