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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1959
Page
5
An article celebrates outdoor cooking and a men only cookout championship to be held in November at the Hawaiian Village Hotel in Honolulu. It notes rising charcoal briquette production and foil use, urges readers to submit recipes to Kaiser Fail Cookout by August 31 and features tips for courting.
Master point duplicate bridge players will observe at 7 30 p m Tuesday at C W Cafeteria Seventh and Musk ingum Odessa Jaycee Elles meet at 7 30 p m Monday June 29 in the home of Mrs Ernest Wallett 1313 Laurel to finalize plans for the IDF on July 4
Eighteen Odessa Public Schools students join the McMurry College Summer Band and Twirling School as advance enrollment nears 300. The two week program begins July 2 on the McMurry campus with Raymond T. Bynum directing and 16 West Texas high school music directors on the staff. The new McMurry Band Hall, costing over 100000, will host the sessions, one of the few permanent band buildings in the country.
Linda Kay Elliott and Fred Leonard Pearson were married Sunday afternoon June 21 at First Methodist Church in Kermit. The ceremony, conducted by Rev. Carl Lawson, featured a double ring rite with extensive blue and white floral decor, a white orchid bouquet, and a blue theme for attendants and reception. The couple will reside in Denton after Pearson completes a business degree in July. the article includes details of family, attendants, and reception followed by a brief ad about zip front summer shirts.
Mr and Mrs Robert M Cathey reside at 510 Arthur Salina Kansas after a June 6 ceremony at First Christian Church parlor Tommie Maxine Cannon became bride. The groom serves at Schilling AFB Abilene and Saudi service details anchor the event with family and out of town guests included.
The Odessa Music Teachers Association met Monday June 22 at the new president Mrs Leland Croft's home to set the 1959 60 program and discuss goals. Committees chaired by Robert Anderson Robert Sewell Mrs Louis Kluck Mrs Charles Ahistrand Mrs T L Strickland Mrs Q E Simpson and Mrs J R Templeton were named for certification ethics publicity programs public relations music theory goals scholarship and luncheons. Attendees included Sewell Anderson Brown Strickland Ahistrand Beam and Klack along with Mrs Croft and her daughter Dona Lee Croft who will study violin in New York while Mrs Croft takes graduate courses.
Sunday dinners gain appeal with beef sirloin tip. From the sirloin section, this bone less cut suits moist heat and slow roasting. Braise or roast 3 to 7 pounds with lard, salt, pepper, and water, cooking until tender for a family favorite.
The Athena Chapter of Tri Hiy hosted a dinner at Manuel's on Tuesday June 23 honoring Murbess Garrett who will relocate to Dallas soon. Garrett received a plaque becoming an honorary Athena while Jane Brinker, Miss Athena, was awarded a pin. Attendees included sponsor Mrs. J A Bunch and many Misses Terry Hughes Judy Baldwin Jane Tiner Mary Kaye Williams Carmeli ta Henson Susie Houck Charlene Murdock Kay Eady Linda Triplit Loubeth Sanders Judy Shaw Kathy Bunch Sharon Beene and Sharon Collins. An attire note suggested pale beige as a summer alternative to short white cotton gloves.
A homespun recipe guides parents to feed teen crowds with Baked Meat Balls combining ground beef and pork. Mix with milk crumbs onion and seasonings, shape into 24 balls, bake, then top with mushroom soup and finish cooking for eight servings.
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