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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1952
Page
19
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company announced a nationwide pre holiday bonus fund of over two million dollars. Ralph W. Burger, president, said workers with at least six months service will share in the distribution scheduled for December 12.
A budget friendly Christmas buffet idea features a creamed ham and eggs in a giant rice ring. Reba Staggs advises using left over ham, mixing with cream sauce and hard boiled eggs then filling a fluffy rice ring. Serve with broccoli frozen fruit salads rolls and Christmas pudding or fruit cake.
Oberlin groups schedule Christmas projects and investitures. Brownies and scouts hold ceremonies at Lea Comings residence Kellogg House and James Brand House. Circle 4 hosts pot luck and gift exchange. Fire brigade responds to spontaneous combustion in an apartment. Stamp club, food sale, and church programs also listed with dates and locations.
The article lists upcoming weekly stories Birth of Moses Burning Bush and Call of Moses Birth of Jesus and Boy Jesus Goes to the Temple with corresponding hymns. December 21 28 feature Christmas season topics and carols. Quarterly Conference meets tonight at 7 45 p m in the ladies parlor to discuss parsonage purchase followed by the official board meeting. Finance committee and house and parsonage committees meet at specified times today.
A Chronicle Telegram feeding tip outlines garlic bread: cut a loaf of French or Vienna bread into thick slices not cut through, mash garlic onto margarine, spread between slices, and bake until hot and crisp to accompany salads or casseroles.
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