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Lift together 1 cup sifted all purpose flour, 3 teaspoons Clabber Girl Baking Pounder, 3 tablespoons sugar, and 1 tea spoon salt, Bend in 1 cup yel low, corn meal, 9 alices cooked crisp bacon, finely anipped, 3 tablespoons finely diced green Pepper, and $$ cup chopped pimiento. Combine 1 eve. Hightly beaten, with 1 exp milky and cup melted bacon fat, butter or margarine, ade all at once to corn meal miz ure and atie until dry ingre dients are just dampened. Pour batter into a greased 8 x 8 x 2-Inch baking pan, Finke in a 426 ° F, (hot) oven about 25 millGten. Serve hot, cut into Scrying pieces. Yield:G servings, LONDON (UP) — here 15 not Ing reluctant about the 12 Ameri can debutantes who Will be pre sented to the Queen Elizabeth to day. ‘They are the last in the lineup of Yankees blaebloods to be $6 honored, because of the Queen's, recent ban on all del presenta: |) Hons after 1958. f Anihey are exteremely anxious: |: to get a logkc inside Buckingham |: Palacca before its bronze gates swing shut forever on the old tra dition of palace del presentations, |; “I feel like I'm one of a pas sing era,” said Virginia Lee!) Marchant, of Mathews, Va, one of the lucky dozen to be presented |; to. the queen. In fact, she is. | When Queen Elizabeth sounded t he death, knell for delavantes at |, court last fail, the press bailed {he move as a victory in the cam paign to simplify stully court Ife. | Buc actually the pomp and cir cumstance = the two - footting trains and feathered plumes, re quired dress for evening presen tation went out before the war. So did the champagne that once ‘got a girl so drunk she fell flat ‘on her face upon making her curt sy to the king. It could not, as in olden days, make or break a girl socially. But the highly prized command invitation from the lord chamber lain remained the be-all and end all to many ambitious society names, some of whom were said to have put cash on the ring to edge her daughters into court. Bryn Mawr student Jacqueline Anne Mars, daughter of industrial ist Forrest E. Mars and Mrs. Mars, of the Wainy, Va., has flown across the Atlantic for the presentation. But such travel is nothing new to Jacqueline, who used to live in England and who once made a special flying trip from the States to take out it in English hunt.
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Middlesboro Daily News
Middlesboro, Kentucky, US
Thu, Mar 20, 1958
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