Marion County 4H Council Meets With Picnic and Training
Marion County 4H Council convenes Saturday February 19 at 1 pm in the Courthouse Jury Room for a business meeting. After dismissal at 11 am, attendees will picnic at the city park with each bringing a lunch. At 2 pm a 4H girls training session in the Jury Room will send a representative back to teach other club members.
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Marion County
Court House
Prospect 4-H
Sherrie Ann Grubbs
Peggy Huntington
Edith Baugh
Gwen Hunt
Carolyn Hunt
Billie Grubbs
Jo Ann Peterson
Linda Waldrop
Glenda Darling
Berea 4-H
Joyce Laurie Allen
Sharon Beck
Melba “Aye Collins
Anita Goodman
Patricia Ann Hicks
Donna Jean Hicks
Josephine Millner
Wanda Jo Powell
PHVA
Irma Jaynes
THDA
Mims Chapel
Old School House
Loyd Brown
Per Month Plus Tax and Small One Time Installation Charge
A service offer lists a monthly price plus tax and a small one time installation fee. It outlines ongoing charges and the initial setup cost associated with adopting the service.
Community Centered Fun and Helpful Kitchen Tips
The article notes entertainment options for all ages through a community center and highlights a Hasty Bethel Home Demonstration Club meeting where Mrs. Eula Carter shared a cooking tip. It explains how acids like lemon juice affect starch thickening and offers guidance on thickening pie fillings with lemon or butterscotch.
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Hasty Bethel
Eula Carter
Local Visits and Funeral Notices Mentioned
Mrs Loyd Brown and family visited Mrs Hattie Nash in Chapel. Lizzie Simmons and brother Jack Hill attended the funeral of sister Minnie Hamiton in Dallas on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyd Brown
Lizzie Simmons
Jack Hill
Minnie Hamilon
Dallas
Undefined Text On Thickening Sugars And Substitutions
The passage discusses adjusting sugar to control moisture in fillings and explains how sugar competes for water, reducing starch thickening. It advises adding more flour or cornstarch when sugar is high and notes flour requires about twice as much quantity as cornstarch to achieve similar thickening.
Marion Negro Teachers Give Zero Scouting Gethsemane School
Local notes report Marion Negro teachers addressing scouting activities at Gethsemane School. No program details or outcomes provided in the fragment.
Weekend Visits Across Texas Towns
Mr and Mrs Dwight Hightower and family visited Mrs Hightowers parents Mr and Mrs Elbert Mullins in Powderly Texas over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Wayne Meed Alexander and family of Houston spent the weekend with their parents Jr and Mrs Cliff McAlexander and Mr and Mrs Kirkland near Linden. Mr and Mrs Jack Camp and Mrs Norman Camp and son of Orange Texas visited Mr and Mrs A E Mitcham and Betty over the weekend.
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Mra. Dwight Hightower
Mrs
Wayne Meed Alexander
Houston
Cliff McAlexander
Kirkland
Linden
Jack Camp
Norman Camp and Son
Orange, Texas
A. E. Mitcham
Betty
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Gethsemane School
Boy Scouts of America
Kennedy
Macedonia High School
J. A. Matthis
Adison Rolland
Maurice Jefferson
Joanna Morrow
S A. Garmon
L. T. Hayes
Vera Thomas Onan
Victory School
F. Kennedy Luin
Johnnie Williams
M. A. Hines
Solona Mae Houston
Arthurene Daye
T. D. Brown
Loyd McIntosh
H. J. Wedgeworth
Napoleon Johnson
Irs
Jessie Mae Walker
Eunice Smith
Narva Lewis Owe Mene
Ida M. McCurry
Oesae
Ty Judea School
Arthur Lee Wesley
Ennis McAlister
Angelyn Turner
Tryphena Linwood
Delores Crawford
Central High School
EPG St We Sula Tee Atk
Ieee Ptr
William Smith
Rot
Aghrey D. Horn
Harry L. Dixon
Aes
Vivian Wright
Liss L. Williams
Wiss Louise Young
G. M. Adams
Virginia Montgomery
Bessie Lois Knight
L. M. Johnson
Precious McDonad
Elizabeth Rolland Ween
R. D. Douglas
Irene ‘Williams
Mattye McCoy
Sory
Oleo
Wudt
Donald Duck
Borden
Charlotte
Cracker
Jax
Wrigley Gum
Carton
Cory
Carnation
Libby
Rosedale
del Monte
Your Friendly Grocer
Jefferson
Swieners
Bologna
Ham
Setty
Crocker
Woodbury’s
Crisco
Argo
del Monte Peas
Dubin
Dubin Hominy
Blackburn Syrup
Mackeral
Vienna
Swift
Pard
Ivory
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
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