Breakfast tips on pancooking and serving
Breakfast guidance notes that cooking a meal yields browner results when left undisturbed and less burning. Drain excess fat with paper towels for crispness and suggest serving with French toast.
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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1950
Page
11
Breakfast guidance notes that cooking a meal yields browner results when left undisturbed and less burning. Drain excess fat with paper towels for crispness and suggest serving with French toast.
A housewife records a late afternoon country drive and an evening with husband Roy. She notes summer rhythms, stamp collecting, casual meals, and rising beef prices as markets shift with good pastures and higher costs.
Community groups hold church council sessions and guild meetings across Murphysboro. Daughters of Wesley and missionary gatherings listed at Centenary, First Christian and St. Peter's churches. Scouts, guilds, and official boards meet Monday to Wednesday with hostesses and addresses noted.
Johnston City Lake Creek lodge and A M 729 meet in Eastern Star hall at 7 30 p m The L O O F lodge gathers in L O O F hall at 7 30 p m Elwood Rebekah lodge meets in L O O F hall at 7 30 p m
Zeigler The Royalton Catholic church hosts an ice cream social on the church lawn starting at 6 p.m. Rotary Club holds a dinner meeting at 6 30 p.m. at the community house.
Mrs. Tom Gore of Johnston City hosted a picnic luncheon for friends in the city park. Guests surprised her with a birthday cake and gifts for her son Kenley who was turning four. The cake, baked by Mrs. Kitchner Cosgrove, featured four candles.
Members of the Elwood Rebekah lodge of Johnston City attended a Carterville Rebekah lodge meeting Thursday evening. The Carterville lodge hosted District 30 officers and Mrs. George Hurlburt served as district warden.
Mrs. Bill Lockler and her children from St. Louis visit the Slover home in Johnston City. Lockler will join them Saturday eve and return with him Sunday. Henry and Mrs. Slover of Johnston City hosted their nephew Bill Clarida at the Egyptian Music Camp in DuQuoin on Thursday. Gerald Webb and daughter Jerry of Marion visited with relatives in Johnston City Thursday. Mrs. Nola Stefanic returns home to Johnston City after visiting Herrin relatives. Dewey McKissick, from Hays Kansas, has returned to Zeigler after a stay in Hays.
A Benton wedding features attendants Miss Joyce Vancil and Charles Pritchard. The wedding party includes guests and a portrait by French.
The Anna Woman's Club will install Mrs Ziegler as president on Monday at a spring luncheon hosted by Mrs Walter Cherrick on South Green Street at 1 o'clock. Mrs G F Comstock of Carbondale will report on the National Convention and install officers for 1950 51.
Russell Davis of St. Louis spent Saturday visiting Robert Wilson of Route 3 Murphysboro.
An advertisement touts a sensational permanent waving method Eska Protein Wave as superior to heat or cold waves. It invites readers to Madelon’s Beauty Shop at 317 N 17th St Herrin, phone 6036, for longer lasting results.
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