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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1968
Page
4
A recipe tip describes placing cheese on slender wedges of iceberg lettuce and topping with cherry pie filling, then garnishing with a lime twist. It also suggests removing white ribs and seeds from green pepper before using it in salads or hot dishes.
Miss Stewart, bride-elect of General Harley Stewart, received guests at her home in Beverly on June 6. Centered with blue daisies, the event featured blue and white colors, a candelabra gift, and a reception with fruit punch cake and mints. Hostesses included Mrs. Williams and others while relatives and family friends attended, decorating the bride’s table with a blue satin cloth.
Miss Karen J Sue Barlow bride elect of C. T. Wells HI was honored with a bridal tea in Marfa at the Thunderbird Restaurant banquet room. Her mother Mrs Riley Barlow and the groom's mother Mrs O T Wells Jr attended with hostesses Mrs G W Henderson Jr and Mrs O D Stevens. About 30 guests attended as carnations and garden flower arrangements decorated the table with cakes sugared blue roses and frosted punch served.
The Broncho Auxiliary of the Fraternal Order of Eagles met at 8 p.m. Thursday June 13 at the Aerie Home. The 18th birthday was celebrated honoring charter members and past presidents. Past presidents Oleta Holder Tom Allmond Cecil Butler George Armstrong and charter members K. V. Morris L. B. Cooper attended. Secretary Martha Sullivan received a perfect attendance certificate for 1967 68. The next meeting begins at p.m with a salad supper and new members to be initiated.
Forty five new Candy Stripers were oriented Saturday June 1 8 at Medical Center Hospital. Earl Benson administrator spoke Miss Judi Cagiana president led the ceremony. Presiding was Susan Glenn president. New Candy Stripers include Kay Ansley Angelique Aultman Melissa Barker Debbie Bates Stephanie Battenfield Terri Bills Kathy Black Debbie Boyd Sharon Butler Karin Coplin Kim Covington Lerle Fisher Darlene Foreman Tommie Furstenberg Pat Gonzalez Lawetta Horton Debbie Huffman Karen Johnston Rhonda Jones Robbie Jones Mary Kager Sandra Lewallen Karen Lozano Shelly Mackey Darlene Martin Carol Miller Kathy Murphy Cathy O Neal To Ann Reeves Diane Rodriguez Melanie Rodgers Evelyn Smith Marcia J Smith Becky Stanford Rachel Stevens Judy Stewart Jane Stone Mary Slout Judy Van Cleave Beth Waggoner Mary Jane Willis Marilyn Wolier Amy Young.
The Moody Corner home hosted a reception Tuesday night for Mrs. Claude Danely and Mrs. Danny Kingsley, wives of the new minister and youth director of the Downtown Church of Christ in Andrews. About 60 guests attended as Mrs. Conner Mrs. Fred Swanson and Mrs. Ollie Schrank served as hostesses. The event featured meals and socializing with floral arrangements and china service. Betty Martin received ABWA Boss Of The Year honors for Ward County.
A recipe style instruction to arrange chopped iceberg lettuce on an oven proof plate, top with rolled sliced boiled ham and grated Swiss cheese. Broil until melted then dollop with mustard dairy sour cream for serving.
A bridal shower honoring Miss Verna Jean Hunington was held in the Fellowship Hall at First Baptist Church. The room featured blue and white net underlay with blue nosegays and a floral blue centerpiece. Guests registered by Miss Judy Jinkins while hostesses included Mmes. Neill Watkins ONeal Boyd Mitchell Cox and others.
Engagement announced by Mr and Mrs Harvie Moore of Toyahville for Miss Jannette Moore and Rodger Dale Sessom son of Mr and Mrs Sonny Sessom of the Shannon Ranch Toyahville. They plan to marry July 7 at 5 pm in the Catholic Church at Brogado with Rev David Viramontez officiating. Sessom is in the Navy stationed at Great Lakes Illinois.
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