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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1939
Page
2
The F F A hosts its annual Father and Son banquet this Friday evening in the high school auditorium. A home economics prepared repast and a program featuring Dr Clover’s film of a summer trip will be shown. Adults pay 10 cents at the bleachers and children may join for the same price. doors open at 7 o'clock.
The Methodist Church lists 10:00 morning worship with sermon "Christianity a World Faith" 11:15 church school Ray Davis superintendent 6:30 p m Junior League led by Mrs Lillian Burgan Epworth League topic "Significant Things" Wednesday 7:30-8:30 mid week service "The God of Morality and Power" Thursday Third division of the Aid meets with Mrs Greenfield afternoon The Coterie division meets with Mrs Roy Rogers The Rainbow division inset with Mrs Eugene Ash
The Federated Church lists Rev. Roy J. Miller as pastor. On Sunday March 5 services include morning worship at 10 with a new series The Supreme Value of the Human Personality and an 11 15 church school session followed by 6 30 p m Christian Endeavor and 7 30 evening worship with Sermon Life and Much Goods. Monday March 6 at 10 a m Presbytery meets. Sunday March 19 Washtenaw Men's Brotherhood gathers in the church for afternoon and evening events.
Business hours listed as 8 to 5 daily and Saturday evenings. Closed Thursday afternoon. Other evenings and Sundays available by appointment.
Milan High School notes first semester honors with Jean Fosdick winning first honors and valedictory rights and Ruth Gable earning second honors and salutatory. Others named in the honor group include Shirley Neutz Max Collins Grover Birgan and several more. Spring vacation set for early April and junior play dates and classroom news follow.
Saline Woman's Club members marked Founders Day and the 35th anniversary of the club founded in 1904 by Mrs. Unterkircher and Miss Jennie Brown. Mrs. Unterkircher hosted at the Michigan League Ann Arbor, with 23 places, a luncheon in the Grand Rapids room and a program recalling founding experiences.
A farmer's wife shares thrifty ideas such as planting tomatoes and sweet corn together with vines trained to climb corn stalks to keep tomatoes off the ground. She also notes a method using an electric fence to deter pigs from chickens and offers assorted kitchen and sewing tips for easier tasks and fewer odors.
Honey can replace sugar and molasses in recipes including gingerbread and puddings. Use measure for measure but reduce liquid by half and adjust rising agents by substituting soda with extra baking powder. For each quarter teaspoon of soda omitted, add one teaspoon baking powder and follow standard cooking times and temperatures.
Beekeeping specialist R H Kelly of Michigan State College says honey in baking prevents dryness and aids merchandising of Michigan honey. Substituting honey for part of sugar reduces needed liquid by about a quarter when using medium thick honey.
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