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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1944
Page
8
A recipe collection outlines bee cutlets fried in butter and seasoned with paprika and pepper, using milk and flour sauce with chopped eggs. It also provides a baked potato shell stuffed with egg and finished with butter milk and pepper for a single serving luncheon dish.
Recipe notes describe a cheese sauce macaroni bake with four eggs added to hollows in a greased dish. It includes hard boiled eggs on buttered toast with a hot tomato Worcestershire sauce mix poured over and served immediately. Serves four.
The recipe guides mixing cornmeal with salt and cold water, then adding hot milk while stirring until smooth. Fold in beaten eggs after tempering with hot mixture, combine all ingredients, pour into a greased dish and bake 40 to 50 minutes at 375 degrees F. Serve directly from the baking dish.
A farm kitchen guide describes making Chicken Roll from leftover chicken with onion salt pepper horseradish and gravy. Roll dough around seasoned chicken mix, bake at 450 degrees for 25 minutes, serve with a cream sauce and chives. Serves six.
Allied reports Tuesday quote German prisoners telling a joke about Hitler Goering and Goebbels arriving at heaven’s gate. St Peter says only two can enter and tests the trio in a quagmire to pick the deepest sinker. Goering sinks to his waist then sees Hitler ankle deep. Hitler says he stands on Goebbels shoulders.
Denison district army engineers have purchased a 73 foot boat named The Pirate for the Denison dam reservoir. The vessel will be brought to Houston by water then shipped by rail to Denison and features a 13 foot beam with two 200 horsepower motors. It will be used for rescue work towing and general service. Sun advertising is economical.
Rescue workers counted 38 deaths and over 300 injuries as a Sunday tornado tore through a 100 mile strip in Northeastern Georgia and Western South Carolina. Georgia reported 21 deaths with 12 in Royston and nine in Hart County Nuburg, while South Carolina fatalities reached 17. Red Cross said at least 14 homes were destroyed and 103 damaged. The storm swept from Gainesville area across the Georgia border, leaving wide destruction and eight houses in a row leveled in Royston.
The attorney general holds names may be changed legally without court action if not for fraudulent purposes. Statutory changing is preferred but not compulsory. The opinion also says an illegitimate child takes the mother's surname.
Gerald L. K. Smith, national director of the America First Party, reported 693 of 1,000 party leaders would back Gov. Thomas E. Dewey if America First supports the Republican ticket. He sent a telegram to the Michigan State Republican convention in Detroit announcing the initial poll results.
Jimmy Fraser, 15, awoke to a crackling sound and warned his father A W Fraser of a fire at their Salt Lake City home. The family escaped in night clothes as the roof burst into flames and collapsed, saving four children and the parents.
Directors of the Fan nin County electric cooperative sponsoring Trenton s frozen food locker plant met at Bonham and elected T. C. Brookins Ed Deaton Ed Riley James M. Butler and Henry Donaghey as plant directors Construction work on the plant has been delayed but should begin soon.
A James Whitcomb Riley verse celebrates an enduring song in every season. The poem images lark thrush bluebird swallows and rain in the orchard as hearts hear a constant refrain.
A drought weary farmer visits a bank to discuss a possible loan as the bank manager offers to assess the farm. The farmer signals a dramatic dust cloud rolling toward them, suggesting a changing moment in his prospects.
The column lists Democratic primary contenders for July and August 1944 including G. C. Morris and Sam Rayburn for Congress fourth district, Jake J. Loy and Vernie Henderson for County Judge, J. C. Buchanan and Hub White for County Clerk, Finis Alverson for Public Weigher Pct 3, and Edgel Jackson for County Commissioner.
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