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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1947
Page
3
Step by step omelet method for a quick three minute dish. Use 2 teaspoons butter, 2 eggs, water, salt and pepper. Separate whites and yolks, beat whites to soft peaks, fold in yolks with milk, then cook in a hot buttered pan until set and fluffy. Finish with parsley and serve.
Melt butter in a shallow pan and cover with cinnamon sugar. Layer apples and bake until tender. Beat egg yolk with sugar and mace, add hot water, then fold in beaten egg white. Sift dry ingredients and mix into batter before pouring over the apples.
John Paul Moriarty, blinded in a World War II Fortress raid, resumes duties at Timken Roller Bearing Co. Canton after a wartime electronic gauge lets him inspect precision parts by sound. Timken and rehabilitation leaders see the device as a breakthrough for handicapped veterans. Moriarty, married with three children, works on a fast production line alongside female coworkers who note his speed.
A baking instruction detailing batter over apples baked at 350 F for about 45 minutes. Invert the pan onto a serving dish to form a sauce of apples sugar and spice over the pudding. Serve hot. Produces six servings.
New York reports life insurance ownership is projected to reach 180 billion by mid year, covering over 73 million people. The Institute of Life Insurance notes a 6.0 billion rise in the first half and a 25 billion gain since wartime end in 1945, a 45 percent increase since 1941.
Adrian Condon of Chicago won a two year $400 scholarship to the University of Chicago for fall admission. At age ten she plans to study music and writing, but her current great interest is baseball, where she enjoys hitting the ball.
Notice of trustee sale in Grayson County Texas references a deed of trust recorded Volume 188 page 124 by a trustor under authority vested in the named trustee. The deed was executed May 23, 1946 and the sale proceeds under that deed are to be conducted as provided by law.
Vernon M Lashley and wife Helen Odean Lashley execute a deed of trust to secure a 4000 note payable to Citizens National Bank of Denison Texas. The note bears 4 percent interest after May 23 1946, payments of 41 per month allocated first to interest then principal, with 10 percent attorney fees if in collection. The property is a described tract in Block Forty five Miller's Second addition Denison Texas, starting on Woodard Street.
The Citizens National Bank of Denison in Texas will sell at public auction on August 5, 1947, the east ten feet of Lot Eight and the west forty feet of Lot Nine in Block Forty‑five of Miller's Second Addition to Denison. The sale follows default on a note totaling $3738.82, with rights and improvements transfered to the highest bidder at the Sherman courthouse between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. and witnessed by J A Woodruff, Trustee.
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