Daleth ends year with Jefferson visit
Daleth Study club members and guests cap year with a trip to Jefferson. They toured the Excelsior House hotel, Jay Gould railcar, museum and antique shops after luncheon. Regular meetings resume in October.
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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1975
Page
3
Daleth Study club members and guests cap year with a trip to Jefferson. They toured the Excelsior House hotel, Jay Gould railcar, museum and antique shops after luncheon. Regular meetings resume in October.
Texas A&M Extension specialist Gordon Powell argues for pick your own operations to offset rising food prices and labor shortages. He notes ground rules on pricing and picking sites, supervisor training for customers, and the benefits of proximity to urban areas. Promotion via signs, radio, newspapers, and direct mail is essential.
Recipe details for preparing lima beans with a molasses seasoning and onions, including soaking, boiling, baking, and a final bacon topping. Also notes a study claiming a link between gynecologic complaints and lack of exercise among college women.
Mrs Allen receives several nuptial courtesies before her wedding to Jim Allen nee Melanie Morgan. Gatherings include a Greggton Center shower hosted by multiple hostesses with cake and punch, and a rice bag party at Mrs Benford Morgan home with buffet supper.
Miss Melanie Jean Morgan and Jimmy Don Allen married in a May 16 double ring ceremony at the Greggton Church of Christ. The bride is a Pine Tree High School student employed at The Gazebo. the groom a Gladewater High School graduate who attended Kilgore College. They will reside at 1500 Fairmont.
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