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Newspaper
Deer Park Progress
Location
Deer Park, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1976
Page
9
The article recalls colonial mince meat pies as a festive favorite, celebrating December 1776 cooking humor and long tradition. It notes ready made mincemeat used with lemon tea mix, butter, egg, vanilla, and flour in a historic recipe style.
Several birth announcements appear with dates in December 1976 for infants at Southmore Medical Center Bayshore Hospital and other local addresses. Names include Jack, Wehmeyer, Kollard, Bryan, Moss, McCann, Browder and Zuckero with parent and grandparent details. Some OCR noise remains.
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A special guest surprised children at a Xi Omicron Eta members' Christmas party and drew cheers from attendees. The appearance brought holiday joy to the group’s youngsters.
Nu Eta Beta Sigma Phi Omicron Eta chapter held its Christmas gathering on December 23 with members meeting December 20 for a dish dinner and secret sister gift exchange. The club reported success of the Christmas charity project, clothing donations for adults with retardation, and a successful Progressive Dinner held December 18. Members listed include Jo Havens Karen Smith Anne Kileta and Terry Mitchell along with several others.
Alpha Eta Omega held its annual Christmas party and meeting at Audrey LeBlue's home on December 14. Members exchanged gifts with secret sisters after a brief business session and enjoyed a holiday spread including sail, clam chowder, candies, cookies, cakes, pies, and a Yule log. Attendees included Dale Hill and a list of members and guests such as Mrs. LeBlue, Sandra Belcher, Patti Williams, Linda DeBorde, Linda Patten, Donna Davis, Mary Meza, Linda Layton, Donnie Scoggins, Charlene Bellott, Martha Hollis, Debbie Patrick, Nina Miller, Debra Cameron, and Mary West.
The first birth registration law in the United States was passed by Georgia on December 19 1823 establishing early civil record keeping for births.
A southern culinary feature outlines the Georgia Prize Peanut cake recipe and a stone-ground cornmeal spoon bread dish. It notes a presidential inauguration in January and ties peanut dishes to Deep South cuisine with ingredients like butter, peanuts, cream cheese, and lemon juice.
A recipe article outlines making a Liederkranz fondue with margarine flour milk wine and bouillon. It describes soaking dried peas before cooking, adding seasonings and smoked meat, and serving with cornbread onions and dipping items.
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