Tomato boats with beans and bacon
Hollowed tomatoes are filled with canned baked beans then topped with a small bacon square. They are baked in a hot oven until thoroughly heated, about fifteen minutes.
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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1952
Page
2
Hollowed tomatoes are filled with canned baked beans then topped with a small bacon square. They are baked in a hot oven until thoroughly heated, about fifteen minutes.
Rita Ann Walker of Odessa will join 190 Abilene Christian College seniors in receiving degrees May 26. She earned a B S in accounting and served as editor of the Prickly Pear. Commencement speaker John C. Stevens will address graduates at Morris Stadium.
Memorial Book Texas Government by MacCorkle and Smith added to Ector County Library memorial collection for Judge O. E. Gerran. The book aims to present an accurate up to date analysis of Texas government without excess detail and is now on the shelf for circulation. Anyone may add a book to the memorial collection with selections from the county librarian.
Girl Scout Troop 28 held a Mexican supper at the Scout Little House on 10th and N. Washington with Scouts preparing and serving the menu. The event supported hostess badges, featured songs and a piano solo, and listed troop members and attending guests.
Wash beet tops and cook with beets in a half inch of water until tender. Drain chop the greens, reheat with butter or margarine and salt and pepper. Garnish with slices of hard-cooked egg for serving.
Andrews special report describes the annual high school Spanish banquet in the elementary cafeteria with the La Luna Azul theme. Eighth grade girls served a Spanish menus featuring enchiladas and tortilla, while entertainment included Wi nona Blanchard and Doc Shaddix. Over 100 Spanish Club members and guests attended.
Sgt Kenneth Griffin a 17 month Marines veteran is discharged May 5 in Oceanside California where he was stationed He credits his two and a half years National Guard service in Odessa unit with his luck He and his wife visit Odessa parents then plan pipeline work in Kentucky before fall UTattering and other local notes reference Mrs E D Oliver inaugurating officers and students showcased by Ronny Moore and others in Odessa area news
Mrs. A. C. Rumbaugh hosted the First Methodist Rumbaugh circle annual luncheon honoring officers. Rose corsages and rose décor framed the event while Mrs. Birdie Bell sang Home. Gifts of appreciation went to Mrs. Rumbaugh and Mrs. C. B. Fagans, with several guests in attendance.
Mrs. C. H. Norman Jr hosted the Duo-Foursome Bridge club at 505 N Bernice Tuesday. Mrs. Norman posted the high score, with Mrs. Ken Fox and guest Mrs. Charles Templeton placing. Bingo was won by Mrs. Templeton, and other players included Malcolm Moore, L. L. Anderson, Coden Ward, Jack Templeton, W. B. Eby Jr, James Newton, Guy Hall, Helen Hawkins and Norman Moore. The hostess served a salad and dessert plate with tea.
The Women’s Forum closed its season with an installation of officers for 1952 53 led by Mrs. O V Laird and Mrs. Taulman. Two speakers from the Business and Industrial Speakers Bureau discussed Your Money Is What You Make It and inflation risks. The Pioneer Study Club prepared the program with tea service, table settings, and hostesses Mrs. C B Fagans Lane and Horace Shumate supervising the tea hour.
Members gathered this week with Mrs. Gene H and Mrs. Jack Graham presiding. Roll call cited notes on Newest Fashions. Mrs. Vaughan read the council report. Mrs. Forbes read If We Were Seven. Hurt named telephone chairman and Evans chosen as potential delegate to state Kingsville meeting.
The Order of Eastern Star plans a Sunday tea for retiring member Mrs. R A Dahl at a home event. Pythian Sisters meet at Southside Recreation Center Thursday evening with all members urged to attend. Broncho Auxiliary F O E hosts Thursday night session with Mrs Kit Carson urging participation. Children’s hostess Mrs Coy Holcoffith invites members to bring three topics for program planning. Canned beans and tomato cucumber salad suggested as a meal accompaniment.
Mrs Graham and Mrs Forbes presented a skit on Cleaning and Care of the Living Room. The hostess served Brownies and frosted lime punch to those named and to Mrs H B Adams, A E Whitney and guest Mrs W L Hurt. Mrs P E Nunley will host May 27 at 1214 N Harris.
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