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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1972
Page
13
A Saturday drive by Marchers for the Tars raised 351 dollars and 86 cents. The piece blends chicken humor with global proverbs on chicken and nourishment, highlighting cross cultural sayings about poultry and livelihood.
October broiler fryer production is expected up 3 percent, assuring plentiful supplies and attractive prices. Recipes include Buttermilk Baked Chicken, Chicken Chowder with evaporated milk, and Rice with Chicken and Cheese, featuring chicken, potatoes, onions, and cheese with simple steps and serving details.
A Gladewater High School survey shows 35 percent say Democrats should have kept Senator Eagleton as VP, 31 percent disagree, 34 percent neutral. Respondents cite past scandal, capability, and nerves as reasons. several support keeping him, while others deem past issues personal.
Mrs. W. H. Sikes 74 lifelong Gregg county resident died Friday at 11 15 a m in a Gladewater hospital after a brief illness. Services set for Monday at 2 p m at McCrary Chapel Methodist Church with Rev Noy Pruitt officiating. Burial in Mt Moriah Cemetery under Rader Funeral Home Kilgore direction. Survived by husband Walter two daughters Mrs Doyle Jordan Sabine and Mrs J T Powell Prescott Arkansas a sister Mrs Ira Wilkins Sabine a brother Robert Smith Sabine three grandchildren nine great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
The piece recalls how families made lye soap using ash hopper kettles and homemade lye, detailing the cold method with water grease and comparisons to modern lye bought at the store. It notes safety cautions about heat and wind, and ends with a nod to the superior feel of homemade soap for cleaning.
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