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Southern
Cookin ’
“Great Recipes of the South”
These are recipes from my Grandmother, Nell Eades.
I cherish her recipe book with all my heart. She was very
special to me and the family. Hope you enjoy these as
much as she did baking them for our family.
Sam Eades, Publisher
Hey Ya'll, I thought I would share some of my
Grandmother's favorite recipes that she would cook during
wartime. Most of these recipes are quick and easy to make.
As you would think, she would make delicious meals out
of what they had. Everything was scarce at that time. My
family loved these two recipes to this day and I sure hope
you do too.
WARTIME Gingerbread
Ingredients:
1 cup molasses
2 cups flour
2 teaspoons baking soda
1/2 teaspoon ginger
1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
1/4 teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons butter
Very hot water
Directions:
Mix molasses and flour.
Put soda, ginger, cinnamon, salt and butter in measuring
cup and fill with very hot water.
Add to flour mixture gradually.
Bake very slowly at 300 in a loaf pan.
WARTIME Meat and Potato Patties
This is one of those recipes that worked well for our
family of 10. (Yes! 7 kids and 3 adults) May I suggest
delicious brussel sprouts or lima beans as a side. I expect
your family will love this dish and ask for seconds too!
Enjoy!
Ingredients
3/4 pound lean ground beef (90% lean)
3/4 cup finely shredded potatoes
1/4 cup finely chopped onion
2 tablespoons chopped green pepper ^
1 large egg, beaten
1/4 teaspoon salt
1 tablespoon canola oil
1 cup tomato juice
1 tablespoon all-purpose flour
1/4 cup water
Directions
Combine the first 6 ingredients. Shape into 4 patties; press
to flatten slightly. In a large skillet, heat oil over medium-
high heat. Brown patties on both sides; drain. Add tomato
juice. Simmer, covered, until a thermometer inserted into
meat reads 160°, 20-25 minutes. Remove patties to a
serving platter; keep warm.
Whisk flour into water; gradually add to skillet. Reduce
heat to medium-low; cook, stirring constantly, until
thickened. Spoon over patties. Serve immediately.
GRITS Summer
Revival
Annora Mallard
Special Contributor
In June, the GRITS Book
Club broke out the funeral
fans for a 1940’s revival.
“A Man Called Peter”
took to the pulpit, the
biography written about
Reverend Peter Marshall
by his widow, Catherine
Marshall. Immigrating
from Scotland, Marshall
began his pastoring in
a small rural church in
Covington, Georgia, but
quickly moved to a larger
congregation in Atlanta.
His love of God and
compelling sermons had
people standing in line
to hear him preach and
eventually led him to New
York Street Presbyterian
Church in Washington,
DC. While there, the
Senate called him to
service where his prayers
and influence reached
lawmakers across the
country.
Brenda Griner chose
the 1951 book from her
reading archive. The
faith and journey of the
Scottish preacher, from
the mines of his homeland
to the chaplaincy of the
U.S. Senate, stayed with
her through the years.
One member professed
the providence of this
selection for her own
walk. Readers discussed
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Market on Maple
Every Thursday 3-6 p.m.
through September
117 Maple St. Sylvania, GA
Christmas in July! Thursday, July 21. See you there.
Sylvania Giant Yard Games
1st Friday of each month - Park by fountain - come play
chess, checkers and more
City Council Meeting
1st & 3rd Tuesday 6 p.m.
County Commission Meeting
2nd Tuesday 9 a.m.
The Screven County Republican Party
Thursday, July 14
Meeting at 6:30 p.m. at Cadillac Ranch located on Savannah
Highway. The public is invited to attend.
What’s happening at the Ayeritt Center?
The Wizard of Oz: July 15-17 and July 22-24. Weekend
times at 3 p.m. and other times 7 p.m. Tickets are $25
and Students $15. Based upon the classic motion picture
owned by Turner Entertainment Co. Contact the office for
more information: 912-212-2787
Women EMPOWERING Women
Screven County Chamber
Wednesday, July 20
12-1 p.m. | $10 per person
105 N. Main St., Sylvania, GA
Speaker: Candace Youmans
Lunch * Door Prizes * Networking * Fun
**Must RSVP to attend**
director@screvencounty.com or 912-564-7878
2022 Kiddie Cheerleading Camp
Screven County Highschool Cheerleaders invite you to
Screven County Recreation Dept. Gym
Grades Pre-K - 6th
July 25th - 29th/ 3:45p - 5:30p
$60 includes camp shirt and snack
FORMS AVAILABLE AT THE SCREVEN COUNTY
RECREATION DEPT.
SCHS Lady Gamecock Softball First Games
Tuesday Aug. 2 @Greenbrier (scrimmage) Greenbrier 5:30
Friday Aug. 5 @Tattnall County Warrior Blast
SEB Glennville 4:00
Appling County Glennville 6:00
Statesboro Blues Farewell Concert:
August 6 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $35. The Statesboro
Blues band is back at the Emma Kelly Theater once again.
Contact the office at 912-212-2787 for more information.
SCHS 2022 Football Schedule
August 12 Effingham County (scrimmage) Sylvania 7:30
August 19 GSIC Sylvania 7:30
Catherine Marshall’s
successful writing career
which launched because
of her husband’s death and
its unlikeliness, had he
lived. The 1940’s church
was contrasted to 2022’s
congregations. In closing,
period hats and purses
were donned for a group
photo to give a nod to a
life well spent. Hats off to
Peter!
Rating: GRI+
July’s Selection:
“The Music Shop” by
Rachel Joyce
Pictured are members of the group: Annice Hogsette, Brenda
Griner, Sarah Saxon, Diane Freeman, Karen Blackburn, Gayle
Cousar. (photo by Annora Mallard)
Dozier'S Do^Jie Daze
Top 20 Real
Stories of Heroic
Dogs Saving
Human Lives
Story 10
Shana, the She Wolf
Wolves are wild dogs that nobody keeps as pets
and that live outside of cities and away from
people because they can be dangerous and
mean. The very first dog a person ever kept as
a pet or that ever became friends with a person
was a baby wolf. This German Shepherd, wolf
mix amazed upstate New York firefighters who
arrived at Eve and Norman Fertig’s home to
find their Shana had dug a 20 ft. tunnel from the
couple’s home to where they had been trapped
outside in a snowstorm by fallen trees and
had dragged
the elderly
Fertigs back
to the warmth
of their house,
sustaining
serious injury
to her paws in
the process.
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