Social clubs share town gatherings andnuptial news
Mrs. Birdell Walker hosted the Rosmary club with sixteen members and two guests. Mrs. Everette Stewart and Mrs. Homer Birney attended. a one course luncheon was served. Mr and Mrs W A McGinnis hosted a Sabbath school party with most members present and guests Rev and Mrs W B McCrory. The U and I club marked their 51st wedding anniversary with cake and ice cream as Mr and Mrs Charles Hoxworth hosted a Saturday party. Sunshine Community club held an all year event Jan 10 with holiday tableaus and a plan for a Jan 18 dinner at Mrs Sam Warren. IX club met at Mrs Charles Dennison home for a potluck. Snowball club members arranged an oyster supper at the Will Bealer home for 59 people, with men cooking and women dining. Anna Crawford celebrated her ninth birthday with friends. Fern Cliff 4-H elected officers Mary Thompson, Wana Westen, Clara Telford, and Grace Thompson. next meeting Feb 11. Beatrice Redlinger wed Charles Oscar George at Rev O J McGuire’s home. couple to reside in the Rookery, West Main. Afternoon Literature club at the Y held a pot-luck luncheon. biography theme featured Benjamin Franklin.
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Birdell Walker
Rosmary Club
Town
Everette Stewart
Homer Birney
Lloyd Walker
Charlies Rothlisberger
U and I Club
Charles Hoxworth
Hoxworth
Mame Myall
Will Richards
Sunshine Community Club
Hallowe’en
George Washington
Forest Donaldson
Sam Warren
Richards
Pearl Dittmer
Helen Campbell
Edna Wilie
Wit¢ing
McCall
Carl Zeiglowsky
Charles Dennison
IX Club
South Marion Avenue
Harvey Waggoner
Will Bealer
Fern Cliff
Havre
Mary Thompson
Wana Westen
Clara Telford
Grace Thompson
O. J. McGuire
Beatrice Redlinger
M. J. Redlinger
North Town Avenue
Charles Oscar George
Oscar George
Washington
Rev. McGuire
Clare Doane
Blance Spevace
George Tooke
Charming
Rookery Building
West Main Street
George
Clara Doane
Milady
McDaniel’s
Journal
Community Club Announcements And notices
Local groups issue a string of meetings and social events. The Rebekahs host an all day quitting at Mrs Henry Minicks home. P O S E club meets at Mrs Leslie Dunlaps. Wallace PTA gathers at the schoolhouse. Flyer-de-Lis club convener Mrs Geo Reed. Just Us club meets at C B Yard’s home. Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church meets with Mrs C J Roberts. Kluer-de-Lis reschedules with Mrs John Stewart. First Presbyterian open house at 209 Main St in honor of Dr and Mrs I W Eastwood's 25th anniversary. WRC social in D A R room with refreshments. Me BK bodies Aid second quarterly social is a pot luck luncheon with program.
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First Presbyterian Church
Will Ho
Main St
I. W. Eastwood
Me BK. Bodies Aid
Bapist Ladies Society
the Baptist Ladies
F. W. Eastwood
The
Presbyterian Church
Wednesday reading dress meeting with Mrs A Anderson
A reading dress meeting is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon at 2 54 with Mrs A Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Anderson
Recipes from Tome Economics Department Section Two
A compact recipe list supplied by Mrs. Frank L. Wilson and Mrs. R. S. Warfel. It includes ingredients such as sugar butter eggs milk flour dates walnuts baking powder salt cocoa or chocolate and vanilla. Instructions note to bake in a moderate oven and roll cooled strips in powdered sugar for storage in a tin box.
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Tome
Frank L. Wilson
W. M. Fitzwilliam
Drop Cookies Mrs Warfel Cream Sugar and Spices
Dropped ingredients include 114 cups sugar 1 scant cup shortening 29 eggs 1 cup sour milk 14 teaspoon soda in milk 14 teaspoon cinnamon 1% teaspoon nutmeg 1 cup rolled oats 3 cups flour 1 small teaspoon baking powder 1 cup nuts 1 cup white raisins 1 cup dates chopped Drop in pan bake in moderate oven Makes between 4 and 5 dozen small cookies
Recipe fragment for date nut cake dessert
A fragment lists ingredients for a date and nut cake including dates chopped and nuts 1 cup each butter sugar boiling water soda salt egg and flour with a note to bake in a slow oven and serve with whipped cream.
Simple Date Nut Cake Recipe Improvised Instructions
A brief recipe lists 1 cup sugar 3 egg yolks 1 2 cup flour 1 teaspoon baking powder 1 cup dates and folded-in egg whites. Bake in a slow oven.
Recipe Note From Mrs James Swift On Baked Goods
Mrs James Swift outlines a recipe using sugar butter milk flour chopped dates and a whole egg with yolk and nutrients. The item reads as a home kitchen note lacking full clarity on measurements and purpose.
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James Swift
Simple Home Cookie Recipes From Mrs Fitzwilliam and Mrs Green
A pair of old fashioned cookie recipes are shared. Mrs Fitzwilliam outlines a date paste based cookie with butter or lard dough and date filling. Mrs Green offers a spiced apple sauce cookie with raisins and chopped dates and optional layering or muffin baking.
Method for Mrs Leebly Date Cake
A recipe uses 14 cups butter 1 egg teaspoon salt cup flour 1 cup boiling water cup dates 1 teaspoon soda baked in a thin cake about 3 hours in a slow oven cut into squares and serve with whipped cream.
Food for the Gods by Mrs. F. L. Wilson
A compact recipe card lists dates and nut meats as main ingredients. Combine with cracker crumbs and stiffly beaten egg whites, season lightly with salt, and add a teaspoon of baking powder to the mixture.
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F. L. Wilson
Date and White Cherry Cake Recipe Directions
To eggs add 1 cup sugar gradually folded into whites. Fold in date mixture. Warm the pan before adding the mixture. Bake at 300 degrees for 50 to 60 minutes. For a lighter version use white cherries instead of dates. Serve with whipped cream when cold.
Community clubs gather for afternoon meetings
Multiple groups plan afternoon meetups including the Woman's Club with Mrs Frank Pringle, H. H. Club with Mrs Emma MacAtlin, Rebekahs all day quilting at Mrs Henry Minick, and Fleur-de-Lis at Mrs John Stewart's home. Rebekah and Baptist ladies note early evening or Friday gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Frank Pringle
H. H. Club
Emma MacAtlin
F.L. Wilson
F. L. Wilson
Methodist Sunday School
John Stewart
Fleur-de- Lis
Eye droop talkers show stubborn faulties in life
People with drooping eyelids are described as dogged and easily offended. They are clever but rarely succeed in life. The passage paints a negative character sketch focusing on traits tied to eyelid appearance.
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Society. News
W. A. McGinnis
Ainsworth
W. B. McCrory
Anna Crawford
Elay
Phil Weldin
J. B. Knight
R. E. Brown
Benjamin Franklin
Richard
Kaynee
Klein Klothing KO
Rebekah
Henry Minick
P. O S. E. Club
Leslie Dunlap
Marion Ave
Wallace
Geo. Reed
Just Us
C. B. Yard
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
C. J. Roberts
Kluer-de-Lis
George Reed
Women's Relief Corps
R. S. Warfel
Date Puddin
Charles McCreedy
Grahams Chain
Ang Li
W. S. Green
Woodman Hall
Joe Maxwell
B Evangelical Church
Valley Evangelical Church
Chursch
P. F. T. Club
North Marion Avenue
Wallace P.T. A
P T. A
Wallace School
Rural Woman's Club
Rural
C. H. Guther
Independent
Harry Maxwell
Tion
National Thrift
Ben Franklin
Thrift
Commercial Savings Bank
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