Suggestions for Sugar Substitutes in Baking
Homemakers can substitute honey or molasses for all or part of the sugar in recipes. Hazel Phipps, extension service specialist, notes molasses and sorghum add flavor but contain moisture and acidity, so use about 10 cups per 1 cup sugar and reduce liquids accordingly. For baked goods use 1/4 teaspoon soda per cup of molasses or sorghum and lower baking temperature. honey needs similar adjustments and 1/8 to 1/4 teaspoon soda per cup for cakes or quick breads.
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Hazel Phipps
Extension Service
Miss Phipps
State Theater Bought by Mississippi Man for Renovation
C B Anderson of McComb Mississippi has purchased the State Theater on North Swenson avenue and will assume active management. The theater will close for complete renovation and remodeling, reopening near week’s end with a streamlined front, redecorated interior, new carpets, and a new Simplex projector. Subscriptions to the American have grown with many named backers from Stamford Avoca Anson Lueders Hamlin and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Anderson
State Theater
McComb
Mississippi
Saenger Theaters
New Orleans
Alexandria
Shreveport
Hattiesburg
Clarksdale
Miss
Sherman
Mr. Anderson
McComb, Miss
Swenson Avenue
Sume
Anderson
MeComb
da Hooth
Anderson Sai
Conoco Introduces Weekly Car Service to Extend Vehicle Life
Continental Oil launches a program through Conoco dealers to prolong car life and extend tire wear. Will A Morgan says dealers will organize Once A Week clubs for regular inspections and lubrication, tracking serial numbers and service dates to minimize costs and keep cars running longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponca City
Okla
Continen Oil Company
Dars
Will A. Morgan
Moergan
Conoco
Morgan
Second Red Cross Foods Class Opens This Week
A Red Cross class in foods began Wednesday at the homemaking cottage with sessions Monday Wednesday and Friday from 9 to 11 for ten meetings under Mrs. H. K. Langford. The next meeting is Friday June 5 at 9 a.m. Child care is provided by homemaking girls supervised by Miss Ethel Rowell. Textbooks cost 40 cents each and pages 7 to 13 will be covered next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
H. K. Langford
Ethel Rowell
Steve Bennett
City Auditorium
West Side Baptist Church Service Schedule
West Side Baptist invites all to attend Sunday School at 9 45 a m preaching at 11 a m and evening services at 8 with B T U at 9 and a Wednesday prayer meeting at 8 30 p m Pastor L D Hull urges attendance and fellowship.
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West Side Baptist
L. D. Hull
War Production Board eases road and supply restrictions
War Production Board allows spring and summer road building using locally available materials and preexisting steel stocks. OPA rents typewriters to eligibles. evictions in defense areas face strict limits. WPB delegates bicycle rationing to OPA and moves copper stocks to munitions, with plans to convert. Anti freez e quotas set at about half prior year usage. small firms gain simplified priority forms. Domestic stove production planned to free large plants for war work. sugar use urged to self police. colored sheets halted and glass container sizes standardized to boost can production.
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WPB
War Production Board
Max L. McCulloch
Region Opa
WPB Bureau of Industrial Conservation
Local Church Schedules Found Across Sagerton
Zion Lutheran Sagerton invites worship with Sunday School at 10 15 a m and Divine Service at 11. Central Christian lists 9 45 a m Sunday School and 11 a m Communion. Nazarene Church at 606 N Swenson with Sunday School 10 a m and services at 11 a m and 8 p m.
Church Schedules and Pastor Listings Prominent
St Johns Methodist Church led by Cal C Wright lists Sunday School at 9 45 a m Morning Worship at 10 50 a m Methodist Young Fellowship at 7 15 p m Evening Worship at 8 p m Society of Christian Service Monday afternoons Choir Rehearsal Wednesday Add First Baptist Miles B Hays Pastor Preaching at 11 00 a m Training Union 7 30 p m Worship Hour 8 30 p m Wednesday service officers and teachers meeting 7 30 p m prayer and devotions 8 15 p m choir rehearsals 9 p m
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Nazarene Church
N. Swenson
Sam King
St. John’s Methodist
Cal C. Wright
Methodist Young Fellowship
Society of Christian Service
First Baptist
Miles B. Hays
Church of Christ PD Service Schedule
The Church of Christ PD lists weekly Christian services led by Minister Lee Hukel. Bible School Sundays at 10:00 a.m. Sunday preaching at 11:00 a.m. Communion at 11:45 a.m. Evening preaching at 8:15 p.m. Ladies Bible Class Monday at 5:00 p.m. Mid week meeting Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. Men’s training class Thursday at 8:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ PD
Lee Hukel
Eastern Star Installation Held at Masonic Hall
A public installation of the officers of the Order of the Eastern Star took place Monday night in the Masonic hall. The program featured flowers, a musical reading by Mrs. Louise Odell, the pledge of allegiance, and a rendition of America. May Hassey served as installing officer with Lou Williams as installing marshal and Maggie Williams as installing chaplain. officers named include Mrs. Clifford Yeager as worthy matron and S. E. Meadows as associate patron, among others. Social refreshments followed hosted by Mrs. Henry Cook and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Louise Odell
America
May Hassey
Lou Williams
Marshall
Maggie Willams
Jack Booth
Louise Qdell
Star Points
B. F. Knutson
Adah
Ellen McCurdy
Ruth
Cora Tidwell
Esther
Lora Clark
Martha
Bobby Whitlock
Electa
Joel V. Grimes
Sentinel
Miss Massey
Miss Williams
All Out 7 On The Farm Front County News Note
County agent Charles V. Griffin urges farmers to note priority on fencing supplies and adds fence related items to sale lists. Fleahoppers threaten cotton and surveys will determine spread. Droopy baby chicks signal overcrowding or vitamin A deficiency. feed alfalfa lead meal and worm powder as needed. Four H Club boys offer registered medium bene Poland China boar pigs for sale. contact county agent for locations and sellers.
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Charles V. Griffin
WPB
What You Buy With WAR BONDS
The Navy Patriot program notes that four engine patrol bombers cost about $700,000 each and the Scout Bomber, a lighter model, costs around $143,000 per aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Air Force Cadets From West Point Join Stamford Flying School
A class of aviation cadets arrived at Stamford Flying School from West Point and Kelly Replacement Center. Major Frank M. Locke oversaw the troops for a day. Lieut William Wing Canada at Stamford Arledge Field was promoted from second to first lieutenant recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Kelly
Frank M. Locke
West Point
United States Military Academy
William Wing Canada
Air Force Training Detachment
Stamford Arledge Field
Pete Cole Receives Second Lieutenant Commission
Lt. Pete Cole completed officer training at Ft. Benning Georgia and received his second lieutenant commission. He is transferred to Ft. Meade Maryland. He is the younger son of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Cole
Ft. Benning
Ft. Meade
Maryland
Cole
L. B. Cole
Camp Barkeley Display Highlights 90th Division Exhibits
Mrs R L Howse and children Dorothy and Robert visited Saturday with Mr Howse manager of the chemical and engineer warehouse at Camp Barkeley. The 90th Division showcased the newest type of ammunition communication and artillery equipment including the Garand rifle walkie talkie short wave radio and the peep sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Howse
Dorothy
Robert
Howse
Chemical and Engineer
Camp Barkeley
Announcement of Democratic Primary Candidacies
The notice lists candidates seeking the Democratic nomination for local offices including Commissioner Precinct 2 Joel V. Grimes and Roscoe Hood, County Treasurer candidate J. Bin Armstrong, Tax Assessor-Collector Burt Dean, County Clerk Mrs Oma Spraberry, District Clerk Billie R. Dearley, and Robert Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel V. Grimes
Roscoe Hood
Billie R. Dearley
Robert Cross
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S. McKinley
W. B. Thomas
East Handian
Duke Appliance Company
Watkins
West Oliver Street
E. H. McReynolds
Texas Street
R. C. Ferrell
Ave. A. Brownwood
Moran Street
Irvin Thomas
Flying School
North
Swenson Avenee
South Orient Street
Tfe
Texas
Fort Bend
Braveria
Galveston
Harris
Austin
Wharton
Jackson
Edmundson
Hox
Athlene
Joan Durham Bull
J. V. Frizell, Jr
E. Hamilton
Funston
T. J. White
East
Hamilton
Stone Hotel
Mallee
Old Glo
Suter
Rule
Staite
Jack
J E. Jackson
Yates Drug Store
Lawrence Crider
Irvin’s
Quality Cleaners
W. R. Keeton
Stamford Soap Works
J. F. Miller
Gould
East Texas Street
L. O. Kelly
Bugga
Edward E. Williams
Dallas
Navy Relief
Williams
Gerald C. Mann
Navy Relief Society
Staus
James Thompson
J. B. Coulter, Jr
Big Lake
Joe H. Rutherford
Fresno
Calif
E. R. Pace
Earl Cotten
W. M. Burke
Avoca
R. W. Blankenship
C. S. Ratliff
Gilbert Hansen
Lueders
Henry Blancet
Claude Williams
M. W. Jackson
Hamlin
Oscar Bob Kainer
Seattle
Wash
Maud Clark
Elmer C. Feagan
RS. Turner
Anson
J. H. Doty
Burt Stapp
Leon Williams
San Diego
Mae Dodgen
Harold Hokanson
J. Z. Williams
F. B. Cowan
M. W. Reed
F. & M. National Bank
W. A. Bushell
Valdosta
Jones Co
Dairy Coop
W. H. Littlefield
J. W. Fomby
Howard Spain
Phoenix
Ariz
Muck
W. D. Smith
Henry Plemons
Julia Miller
Ed Gray
Sagerton
Ouida Fay Gray
Denton
L. E. Prewit
Bay City
W. J. Rosamond
Denison
F Terrell
John H. Carlson
Morris Childers
Ft. Stockton
L. R. Wienke
Lagerton
F. O. Burkman
W. C. Willett
Pueblo
Colo
C. D “Hamburger Lumber Co
Stamford Hatchery
John L. Hudson
C. D
Hamburger Lumber Co
C. D. Shamburger Lumber CO
OPA
APA
Office of Price Administration
WPB Division of Industry and Operations
Central Christian
C. H. Morris
Eastern Star
United States
Lydia E. Pinkham
Secretary OF the Treasury
THE
Treaslry
Temas
Boris
Mr Bond
Bly
Afi G Inhi
Morgenthau
Washington
Britain
England
U.S Treasury
Air Force
Tex
bin) Armstrong
Bill Dunwody
Monroe Ethridge
G. R
Ralph) Riddle
Burt Dean
Oma Spraberry
Roger Inbentont
B. T. Beaver
Gilbert Smith
George P. Hudson
G. J
Jack) Bates J. B. McCarley
McClellan
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