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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1946
Page
6
Rural Home editor notes snood nets designed for all ages by Lily Cache offer practical, stylish hair solutions. Nets tied with ribbons stay in place for various ages from teen to mature women. green nets with bow accents suit spring headgear and party looks.
A wedding ceremony at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Movit united Miss Anita Marko and Henry Gold in a double ring rite conducted by Rev. Frank Herbert Janak on October 15. The couple left for a short honeymoon in San Antonio.
Recipe and notes from Capper's Farmer show how to make Pudding Ice Cream. It lists ingredients including gelatin milk vanilla pudding mix corn syrup cream vanilla and black walnuts and describes steps to dissolve gelatin heat mix chill and freeze in trays. The dessert won first prize in Capper's Farmer Refrigerator Desert contest awarded to Mrs. Bertha Oltman of Bay County Michigan.
Mrs R Valenta and Mrs B Firasek visited relatives at Westhoff Sunday. Mr Joe Balajka and family of Houston spent part of the week here visiting relatives. Joe Petrek, recently at Brooke General Hospital San Antonio, is back home. Mr and Mrs Bob Hempel and Robert Mulling of San Antonio and Mr and Mrs Lawrence Schulte and daughter Josephine of San Marcos visited Arthur Schulte and family Sunday.
Two recipe ideas from Gladys Kimbrough of Ball Brothers highlight practical uses for canned tomatoes. The first blends tomatoes onions bell peppers hot pepper sugar salt mustard seed celery seed spices and vinegar to make a thick tomato conserve. The second uses chopped tomatoes orange lemons raisins and walnuts to create a sweet spiced tomato conserve served with hot muffins or breads.
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