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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1960
Page
6
Instructions describe blanching shelled almonds by submerging in cold water, boiling, and draining. After cooling, skins are removed by pressing, then pears are placed on absorbent paper to dry. Add a few drops of food coloring to pear juice and heat briefly to color pears pink green or yellow.
A Christmas program will be presented at the First Evangelical United Brethren Church on Sunday at p.m. The beginners, primary and junior departments will perform with Clair York presiding. Numerous named students and choir members from the three departments are listed as participants and narrators, with John Eveland serving as narrator.
Recipe of the Week features the M. D. Ben Jones family with Mrs. Jones active as Girl Scouts district chair, church organist, treasurer of the women's fellowship, junior choirer, and Bela Forum member. Mr. Jones chairs the church board and engineers at Stanley Engineering. Children Sharon Steve Cindy attend Grant School and participate in band, Cub Scouts, and music activities. The piece weaves in a homemade caramel recipe, notes on Phyllis Jones, and family routines on Geneva Drive.
Lone Tree announces the engagement of Katherine Ann Wolford, daughter of Alton and Katherine Wolford of Nichols, to Kenneth Muda cek Hudachek, son of Maynard and ______ Hudachek of Lone Tree. Both graduates of Lone Tree school. Katherine attends Paris Academy of Beauty Culture in Cedar Rapids while Kenneth works at Gay's Locker in Town City and will enter the Navy. No wedding date set.
Wilton Book Club held its monthly luncheon at Mrs. Kirk Grunder's home with 18 members and four guests. The group decorated for Christmas, conducted regular business, and read selections by Grace Nell Crowell and others. Three new members joined: Mrs. Robert Nicolaus, Mrs. Otto Wendling, and Mrs. Haran Beinke.
The First Evangelical United Brethren church chancel choir directed by Mrs Wayne Hetzler and organist Mrs John Simpson will present a cantata at 10:30 a.m. on Sunday. It features a Christmas cantata The Night of the Star by Dorothy Abbott with numbers It is no Time for Singing A Rose Has Come O Holy Night To Wonder Behold Him and On the Night of the Star. A christening service and brief meditation follow.
Dried chervil seems to lose its flavor more rapidly than some other herbs. When you have chervil on your kitchen shelf use it promptly to preserve aroma and taste.
Royal Neighbors Camp No 143 met for a regular monthly gathering with a 630 pm potluck supper. Business was conducted, Elsie Wodegal’s charter draped, a Christmas program followed featuring Mrs Jessie Davis Mrs Viola Powers Mrs Esther Kemper Mrs Emma Schmarje and Miss Frances R Kelley. A 50 cent gift exchange and refreshments concluded the evening. The next meeting January 10 at the IOOF hall will include officer elections and installation. Potluck at 630 pm. all members urged to attend.
The YWCA and Hi-Y groups present a Christmas pageant on Monday at the YWCA. The program features Why the Chimes Rang as part of Hanging of the Greens with Sue Gerharz directing and narrating. Cast includes Gary Minor Kevin Cook Sherry Hindahl Janet Freymuth Cheryl Moss and many others. coffee hour to follow.
A kitchen tip suggests adding a bay leaf to tomato soup while heating. The note also praises a variant that uses water instead of milk to achieve a lighter flavor and texture.
An advertisement touts Drag-NOT Tablets as iron rich, mineral filled blood builders to cure drag, insomnia, and digestive issues. It promises faster energy, improved organ function, and visible youthfulness in seven days with a money back guarantee, priced at $1.98 for a month. Address listed at 116 West Second Street.
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