Bacon Crusted Mashed Potato Pile Bake
A shallow baking dish holds mashed potato with WMA ALT STE HABE, topped with bacon bits. Broil until the potatoes are heated through and the bacon browns, creating a crusty potato bake.
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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1956
Page
9
A shallow baking dish holds mashed potato with WMA ALT STE HABE, topped with bacon bits. Broil until the potatoes are heated through and the bacon browns, creating a crusty potato bake.
Pink and white color scheme filled Mrs. John H. McHenry’s Green Berry Road home yesterday afternoon for a late spring tea attended by about 100 guests from 3 to 5. Pink carnations Astor roses and pink rose buds graced the center serving table while women helpers listed include Mrs Lean Taylor Mrs Lyman Winter Mrs E A Hyde and others. One guest of note was Mrs William Hubbard of Evanston Illinois.
Mrs Iva Lohman and Mrs Elis Rucker hosted yesterday's Ladies Day at the Country Club where Roses adorned the luncheon. Dallas winner Mrs Moerschel took the bridge award. Next Tuesday Jefferson City hosts an intercity match with golfers from Columbia Fulton and Sedalia facing local women.
Miss Betty Burns daughter of Mr and Mrs EL Burns Fulton married Eugene Jinson son of Mr and Mrs Wayne Jenkins at St Johns Methodist Linn Saturday June 2 Rev R F Teague officiating Emmett Burns gave the bride in marriage. Maid of honor Dora Burns wore pill bow and Wayne Jenkins was best man. A reception followed at the groom's parents home with a pink and blue wedding cake. The couple reside at 307 W McCarty Street. Mrs Jinson is Fulton High School graduate and Mr Vinson Jefferson City High School. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs James Widefield Cape Girardeau.
Members of the X Club gathered yesterday for luncheon at the Colonial Tea Room with 15 members and two guests Mrs. H Roof of St. Louis and Mrs. James Mayes. Centerpiece featured red roses and snapdragons. hostesses were Mrs. dr K Akers Mrs. Elmer Heinrich and Mrs. G M Harrison. After a brief business session led by Mrs. James England, bridge went to Mrs. A A Weiss and canasta prize to Mrs. Heinrich.
The WWW Quilting Club gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Parris Avs. W. TH. Parvis on Highway 54 Navih. Hostess was helped by daughters Mrs. Geneva Thompson and Mrs. Helen Buckman. Guests included Mrs. Trene Kisa and Mrs. Ruth Andrian. Next meeting planned for Mrs. Mary F. Henin’s home in September.
Miss Jayne Allison, betrothed to Phil Lipelt, received a miscellaneous shower at Mrs J F I McClelan's home on Saturday. Gifts were presented in a novel style and games enjoyed. A white Bible was given by Baylish Church Y W A members under Glen Troyer. Guests included Mrs Elmer Fribble and Mrs S S Forsee, with others from Jefferson City and Fulton.
Plans for an ice cream social in July were discussed by Lai members. Mrs Nick Anagnosi chaired the planning committee. C M Levivner and Mrs Arnett were named to the committee. A Wiener roast was set for Tuesday June 17 at 6 p.m. at Menonal Park for members and guests. Clarence Jor Exalted Ruler of the Fire Lodge was guest speaker during the social hour. Mys Bryan Tout and Mrs James Loo won attendance prizes after refreshments.
Mrs Ethanison formerly Miss Qaioran Powers of Wes miedo wed at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday near Russellville. Parents listed include Mrs Inyo Powers of Hassellville and Mrs Allen, wife of Nora Wisden, and a shoe company employee. The couple plan to reside in Hassellville.
Local item notes Melvin Hunziker and accompanying relatives visiting parents in Houston. The text mentions family members and a transfer of residence for Hunaker to Su Charlee after the visit. Details are fragmented and partially unclear due to OCR damage.
The note advises packing three pairs of shoes and a ready pair for retirement, plus a lime umbrella and monize to handle rain. It suggests wearing different shoes daily to extend life and to carry capsules of powdered soap, each enough for one washbasin of lingerie.
Mrs Laura Cameron and Walter Ray exchanged vows in a 9 clock ceremony at Centertown Rap ist Church The bride wore a navy suit with a white carnation corsage The Rev Frederick Pathliam performed the double ring ceremony A reception followed at the parsonage The couple will honeymoon at Holiday House Lake of the Ozarks and reside in Ashland Kan Mrs Ray has served as housemother at Haraway Hall William Woods College Fulton
New officers of FOE 2693 Ladies Auxiliary were installed Monday evening with Mrs Ancel Calvin as installing officer assisted by Mrs Emmett Schmutzker. Officers include Sv Fouts Rackers president James R Mellwain junior past president Keeney vice president O W Smith secretary chaplain treasurer Marjorie O W Brown and J Warner trustees Jor enger outside guard Lee Trueblood inside guard. Mrs Bush received Scrall of the Year and Mellavian past president pin. Bake sale planned for Saturday June 9 with Rackers and Calvin in charge. Delegates chosen for state convention June in Rolke were Calvin and Brown with McThwain and Smith as alternates. Attendance prizes went to Mrs Smith and Mrs Martin Stuart. door prize to Mrs William Eppenauer. Refreshments served to close the meeting.
In a 1936 world championship hand, South faces a long, error prone play after West leads clubs. Declarer draws trumps, cashes hearts, and错 missteps lead to loss as hearts fail to split and the last tricks never materialize.
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