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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1972
Page
3
Vivian Blair discusses how home cooks can shun processed foods yet still use additives like spices pectin sugar gelatin and salt to flavor and preserve. Iodine fortifies salt to prevent goiter and fortified staples prevent deficiencies. Natural colors and thickeners extend jams jellies and dairy products and a simple breakfast idea uses apple cottage cheese sugar and cinnamon.
Daisy Cross, a recent Whitewright resident active in Town and Country Club and Parente Teacher Organization, shares her Old Fashioned Chess Pie recipe. The pie uses eggs, sugar, melted margarine, flour, light cream, vanilla, and white vinegar, baked 30 minutes in a 9 inch shell.
School menu for Feb 28 to March 3 lists daily meals with main dish sides and desserts. Monday offers fish crackers and sides, Tuesday corny dogs with salad and taters, Wednesday beef vegetable stew, Thursday meat loaf with peas and hominy, Friday hamburger with toppings and ice cream.
The Fidelis Class of the First Baptist Church held its monthly social last Thursday with Group two organizing the supper. Mrs. C L Holland gave thanks and Mrs. W L Hatfield led the business meeting. Mrs. Mary Lou Ayers opened with prayer and Mrs. J P Darwin introduced Mrs. Homer Gentry who spoke on the Bible in multiple languages using a record and samples of Bibles. The gathering closed in prayer. eleven members and one visitor attended.
Gas drying lowers costs and eases laundry chores by reducing ironing needs. New gas dryers tumble clothes gently, leaving pleats creased less and fabric fluffed. The ad touts savings of about two dollars and urges readers to ask their gas appliance dealer for details. Lone Star Gas.
Ethel Green began collecting salt and pepper shakers in 1936 starting with a tricycle display and silver shakers from her wedding. Now with over 250 sets, she gathers varieties from Japan Holland Old Mexico and many U S states while cherishing a light bulb shaped set found in a hospital visit. She displays them at home, enjoys the memories each holds, and hopes to one day have thousands. The Whitewright native, living in town for three and a half years, is known for her willingness to help others.
Donald Patrick Stephens observed his first birthday on Saturday with family in Tom Bean. Attending were his brother Joey and parents Patrick Ki Stephens and his wife. Grandparents J C Rodgers, Gladys Stephens, both of Tom Bean, and great grandmother Claud Reynolds of Savoy were also noted.
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