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Newspaper
Monahans News
Location
Monahans, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1963
Page
4
Lucille Hisel explains duplicate bridge boards used in duplicate games. Each board is prepared with an arrow to North and directions for all players, shows dealer and vulnerability, and remains with the same deal across tables. Players play each trick with cards turned face up in front, dummy included, and bids follow rubber rules with one key exception.
A shrimp souffle recipe uses butter flour milk cheese eggs and seasonings with steps to make a light fluffy dish bake at 325 degrees for 40 minutes. The second portion offers guidance on signaling in card play and keeping track of tricks and thirteen cards per player.
Dessert shows a 10 minute prep with a lemon chiffon twist using gelatin lemonade and whipped cream. Makers chill briefly to serve with sliced strawberries and blueberries. The recipe details steps to bloom gelatin in water then dissolve sugar and salt, cool with ice, and fold in lemonade concentrate before whipping cream.
A National Shoe Fair showcased infant footwear options for boys and girls. Styles ranged from gleaming patents to rugged suedes and leathers with casuals, dress shoes, and even orange leather golf shoes.
Local column recalls visits from Corpus Christi Oklahoma City and Tulsa families with summer plans in Ft. Davis and El Paso. A weekend swimming party at Rooney Park honored Jan Carroll of Crowell. Wickett defeated Grandfalls 17 to 6 in a ladies softball opener. Socials include barbecues hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Gandy and a Tulsa visit by Mrs. Jeanie Bray and her sons.
Southside Baptist WMU circles held meetings Tuesday morning to study “Our Freedom.” Mrs. L A Pattillo opened with prayer as women including Mrs. Joe Pittman Mrs. Dan Gibbs and others participated in programs on Royal Service and missionary calendars.
A list of newborns includes a Boling girl on June 22 and Durham, Harper, Buchanan, Simpson, Phillips, Williams births with addresses. Weekend visitors to George Bentley’s home include Glasglow, Webb, Pomroy and several local ladies. Sunbeam workers named include Boren, Cutrell, Bristow, Hill, and Shelton with prayer calendar remarks.
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