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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1948
Page
8
A suggested pantry layout places a back row of jars behind a front row of small spice and condiment jars. Use space under the jars for dishes or extra packaged foods to keep shelves organized and items easy to reach. Label fragments can be read through jars, and under-shelf placements near the stove improve frequent use.
A fragmented column by Carl Helm reflects on Stephen Collins Foster, a pauper’s end in Bellevue, and a harsh view of aging in New York. The writer ponders a Fos ter monument, laments the city, and savors gritty street life, noting newsmen as sympathetic yet quirky witnesses to urban decay.
Mrs. Laura Glass hosted her daughter Miss Sarah Glass of Silver Spring Maryland for the holiday. Louis H. Collison and family welcomed two grandparents during Christmas, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Collison of Wilmington Manor and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Winsch of Marydel.
The W S C S held a December meeting on Wednesday evening with a Christmas party program. Decorated living room, tree and fireplace, devotions by Mrs. Strickland, songs, Bible story, and a prayers service framed the event. Officers for 1947 were elected and a rummage sale planned for Circle No 2.
If you have trouble finding soap or paying high prices talk with your grandmother. She knew how to make soap like easy as pancakes and this guide shares the basic method to recreate it.
A dated guide explains making household soap from lye and clean grease. Mix lye dissolved in water with melted fat, cool, and stir until thick, then mold and age for up to two weeks. Use a wooden box mold, keep temperatures around 70 to 100 degrees, and age nine pounds of soap ready for toilet dish and laundry use.
A number of Marydel residents attended the Latex Christmas party held in Dover on Saturday evening. Mrs. Wilson Nutt recently celebrated her birthday by hosting a group of relatives at her home.
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