Surry 4 H Club Members Win State Honors
The Franklin Home Demonstration Club met in the Home Economics Department of the High school. New officers for next year were elected: Mrs. Claude Golden president, Mrs. H S Broome vice president, Miss Mora Nichols secretary, Mrs. Mose Nichols assistant secretary, and Mrs. Frank Treasurer. Thirty nine members attended. Miss Virginia Coltrane sponsored a style show with 25 entrants. Winners included Mrs. Claude Golden sport dress, Mrs. Guy Blackburn house dress, Mrs. Carl Venable suit, Mrs. Mose Nichols gloves, and Miss Peggy Booker evening dress. Prizes were awarded. Plans for the Christmas party were made with club members’ husbands to be entertained. Mrs. B A Jarvis, Mrs. Ralph Cooke, and Mrs. Mose Nichols in charge of plans. Mrs. Albert Bunker, Mrs. Charles Boyles, and Mrs. William Caudle in charge of refreshments.
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Franklin Home Demonstration Club
The
High
Novern
Claude Golden
H. 8. Broome
Mora Nichols
Mose Nichols
Frank
Virginia Coltrane
Guy Blackburn
Carl Venable
Peggy Booker
Bonnie Jean Moore County Food Preservation Champion
Bonnie Jean Moore of the Copeland 4-H Club won the county Food Preservation cumulative record contest and placed second in the state. She canned 458 quarts vegetables 226 quarts fruit 75 quarts meat 25 quarts juice 20 quarts jelly jams marmalade and preserves and 25 quarts pickles for a family of five. This is her sixth year canning with a total 8429 quarts to date, 2373 quarts by herself. She entered eight jars.
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Bonnie Jean Moore
Copeland 4-H Club
Bonnie Jean
Four 4-H members win Chicago trips for 1946 records
Donnie Taylor of Kinston Ivylyn Sparger of Mount Airy Mildred Jenlene Jester of Durham and Bill Rusty of Stony Point earned all expense trips to the 26th National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago for top records in canning clothing and girls' and better methods activities.
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Uperior
North Carolina
Chicago
Donnie Taylor
Kinston
Kerr Glass Corp
Dannie
Ivylyn Sparger
Mount Airy
Ivylyn
Red Cross
Educational Bureau of the Spool Cotton Co
Mildred Jenlene Jester
Durham
Mildred
Montgomery Ward
Bill Rusty
Stony Point
Westinghouse
Bill
North Carolina Girls Win Awards as Junior Growers
NC girls win two sectional championships and four state awards from the National Junior Growers. Lois Simmons and Mildred others receive $100 and $10 state prizes, plus a $500 A and P scholarship awarded to Jim Spell. Results announced in Boston by Prof. Snyder.
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North Carolina
Tn Bos
Io Ten
Lois Arlene Simmons
John A. Simmons
Mildredgers
Cabana
A & P Food Stores
Sheldon Murdock
Troutman
Johnnie R
Howell
Pikeville
Mildred Jester
Durham
Herman Hecht
Norlina
Jim Spell
Columbia
Iss
Boston
Grant B. Snyder
Massachusetts
Sara Ann's Cooking Class Smoked Turkey Dishes
Lesson extols smoked turkey as a rare delicacy and offers recipes for canapes casseroles aspics omelets soup and salad. Suggests light seasoning to preserve the turkey flavor with a filled tomato centerpiece of smoked turkey and avocado mayo and olive garnish on lettuce.
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Epicures
Asparagus Wrapped in Smoked Turkey Bites
Readable text describes dipping asparagus tips in mayonnaise and wrapping with slices of smoked turkey secured by toothpicks for serving. This compact prep notes a simple hors d oeuvre style method.
Parsley Biscuits with Goose Liver and Turkey
Spread small cocktail pastries with prepared goose liver and slices of smoked turkey. Or make small baking powder biscuits. While they are hot split them, spread with butter and add thick slices of turkey. Parsley biscuits are especially good this way. Serve hot.
Tomato and Turkey Avocado Salad Mix
A simple salad combines six medium tomatoes with one cup cubed smoked turkey and one cup avocado, bound with one to two cups mayonnaise for a creamy dish.
Lone wolf attack claims sparking neighbor concerns
An article reports that a lone wolf won't attack a person and notes neighbor concerns as harassed residents discuss nearby wolves. The piece blends a recipe-like excerpt about turkey and sauce with unrelated local chatter about pets and safety.
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Alove
Creamy turkey sauce over toast with mushrooms and yolks
Prepare eggs whites with yolks folded in. Bake in buttered dish 36 minutes at 325. Saute mushrooms, thicken with flour and milk to a rich cream. Stir in turkey, pimiento, sauce, mushrooms, hard boiled eggs, almonds and sherry. Serve on toast with parsley and olives for color.
Smoky Turkey Mushroom Omelet
Four egg yolks beat with milk salt and pepper until foamy. Fold in stiffly beaten whites. Melt butter in a pan and cook omelet slowly until browned, then bake at 350 degrees eight minutes until almost dry. Add four cups smoked turkey cubes and sautéed mushrooms on sides, fold and serve.
Subscription Rate Announcement for Surry and Nearby Counties
The annual subscription price is two dollars for residents of Surry and adjacent counties. The same rate applies to customers in service areas and to students enrolled in schools.
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Surry
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Surry 4-H
B. A. Jarvis
Ralph Cooke
Mose Nichola
Albert Bunker
Charles Boyles
William Caudle
Tack
Sf Dowe
Hartford
Sparger Insurance Agency
Franklin Street
Mount Airy, N. C
Hartford Accident & Indemnity CO
Connecticut
Enon Service
State Agricultural College
Usda Cooperating
Dannie Taylor
Ivylyn Sperger
I. L. Richard
Fulton Building
Miss Terry
Terry
Miss Simmons
Sara Ann
Turkey
Fondue
the Mount Airy News
Surry Co
Price Street
Dunman’s Alley
Quarry Road
W. Lebanon St
Fancy Gap
Byerly St
W. Lebanon Street
Geo. W. Sparger, JR
Virgil Jones
Byerly Street
Martin Bennett
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