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Thursday, November 20, 1941
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VTOU’LL I give thanks for Thanks
giving left-overs when you taste
this delicious cranberry turkey
mold, made with turkey left from
Thanksgiving dinner. And this two
tone mold is grand party fare for
the week-end following the Thurs
day.
Cranberry Turkey Mold
Part 1:
1 tablespoon Salt and pepper
2 gelatin t to taste finely diced
tablespoons cup celery
cold water cold
2 cups turkey 2 cups diced
broth turkey
1 teaspoon grated 2 chopped
onion pimientoi
Soften gelatin in cold water and
dissolve in hot turkey broth (made
from boiled and strained turkey
bones). Add onion and seasonings
to taste; cool until slightly thick
ened. Fold in remaining ingredients.
HaU fill fancy mold rubbed with
news notes
from
LIVINGSTON
SCHOOL
Well, Folks, we have a person
or two out at the dear old Liv
ingston School who wish to try
their pen at journalism this year.
We hope that you will like our
efforts well enough to read our
news and gossip and such. Our
outstanding news at the present is
basket ball news. Our girls won
ove Conyers and that wasn’t
enough so they defeated Palmer
Stone. That little Harcrow girl
they call Mary “sorta” went wild
and scored a total of 23 points in
the two games. „ Margie . Moss „
came close to her with a total of
20 points. English scored only 11
points, but boy! how she got over
that court and passed the ball!
Marian Stakes, Doris Polk and
Sara ^ Canes P are doing ® a fine job
of keeping the ball out of the op
f ponent s basket. They have had
two able , , assistants, Myrle Brown
and , Ruth _ ,, Wilson. We don „ t want .
, to leave , our , boys out . even though ., ,
they were defeated in both games.
They're improving right along
and by the second half of the sea
son we believe you will really see
a team. By the way, the girls’
scorp against Ccnyers was 36-28
and against Palmer Stone it was
20-17. The prediction the Porter
dale reporter made that our girls
would beat the Palmer girls 10
points caused quite a stir. We
were a litttle baffled on a joke
and the Palmer girls thought the
Livingston girls put the predic
tion in the paper. The result was
a rough game . . . but we think
the best team won. To add to our
two famous school courtships of
last year (in case you don’t
know them, they were Myrie
Brown and Melvin Allen, and
Margie Moss and Douglas Bates)
we have a new one or two. We
noticed Julian Alexander and
Louise also Joel Thomason together a lot/ !
Burno and Dorotny
Thomason, (w'e haven’t seen the
latter couple together in a day
or two). Whs was the date you
had at the ball game Friday
night, Junior Lane? Mildred Eng
lish deserted the Livingston ranks
and was with some Palmer Stone
lad. We ought to tell you what a
wide awake P. T. A. we have. We
cleared ninety something dollars
on our amateurs night recently.
And, in case you haven’t heard,
we won third place on our fair
exhibit. We think the beautiful
teamwork and spirit of sportsman
ship are what makes our giriV
team so fine this year so we will
close with this quotation:
“When one Great Scorer comes
to Write against your name, ,
It’s not whether you’ve won or lost, ;; j
but how you’ve played the game
GETS HIGH HONOR
W. R. Tye, qounty agent in Ber
rien county it Nashville, has been
designated by the Georgia Agri
C"ltural Extension Service for most
outstanding leadership in 4-H Club
work during 1941. As reward, Tye
will receive a free trip to Chicago
to attend the National County
Agents’ Association. A native or
Calhoun county Tye has been
county agent for the Georgia Ex
tension Service for six years, hav
ng served in Berrien for the past
three years.
Peach Growers To
Hold Discussions
A series of educational meet
ings to discuss the possibility of
peach marketing agreement fo
Georgia growers will be held dur
ing the week of November 17, L
E. Farmer, marketing specialist fo
the Agricultural Extension Serv
ice, announced from Athens thi
: week.
All Georgia growers are urgei
by Mr. Farmer to attend one o
the meetings. A proposed plan fo
a
cus f d at each session by repre
sentatives of the Peach Industry
Committee which is composed ol
p eac j, growers throughout tht
s t a t 0j ^ Surplus Marketing Ad
mjnis t r ation, and the Agricultural
Extension Service.
Fo _ ‘ , awin * ‘ ,, he educational .. , meet
Jj inf?s 1 '™ Mr ’ Farmer said a hearinB
( , rIy lh December
for making . the .. marketing . ___
up °
agreement , which , . . the ,,__ growers
on
will ... vote . to . accept . . reject . , at ,
j or a
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T ' ee meetings on Monday . will
be ? in the series of ^ss.ons, those
p iaF ’ Mon 1 1 cello, and
' orne li a - Tuesdays meetings in
c ^ ude Cartersville, Newnan, and
while Wednesdays dis
cuss,ons Wl11 b « he J d in
Montezuma, a n d Fort Valley,
Meetln « s wiU convene in Zebulon,
Thomaston, and Manchester on
nday ‘
—SEWS FROM—
HIGH
POINT
Those enjoying the happy oc
casion at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. T. J. Johnson who celebrat
their 38th wedding anniver
sary Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.
Obie Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Johnson and little daughter,
and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnsqn
and children.
Master Preston Johnson Jr.
s P ent Saturday night with little
Mary Carolyn Johnson,
Mr and Mrs - Frank Moss and
F ' amii y visited Mr and Mrs. Eu
gene Studdard Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Parker
were spend the day guests of
Mr. and Mrs. T. Fincher of
Jackson Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Johnson
and children were dinner guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Nathanial Mob
lf and children Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson and
children and their guests Mr. and
Mrs. Nei’ Hohani.n i,d sun Jim
my of Starrsville visited Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Bohanon and Mrs.
Love Bohanon of Stewart Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Obie Parker visit
ed relatives at Stewart Sunday
n *8ht.
Mrs. J. A. George and daught
er Maf y Prances vis.ted Mrs.
Frank Britt Sunday afternoon,
Mr. and Mrs Robert Lee Stud
dard announce the birth of a son
N° v - 12 who has been given the
name Robert Kenneth,
Mrs. Bob Callaway and chil
dren ar ® spending a few weeks
with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J.
d ’ Steele and family.
THE COVINGTO.N NEWS
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Nov. 20, 21, 22nd, 1941
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salad oil and chill. Whan almost
firm, add Part 2 of recipe.
Part 2:
14 cups suff–r Grated rind 1
cup nater orange
1 pound (4 cups) 1 tablespoon
Eatmor gelatin cold
Cranbcrrie* 2 tablespoons
1 2-Inch stick water
oinnamon 4 cup finely diced
6 whole cloves apple
4 cup chopped Braitl nuts
Dissolve sugar in water; bring to
boiling point and add cranberries,
spices and orange rind. Cook slowly
until cranberry skins pop open. Put
through fine sieve Soften gelatin
in cold water and dissolve in hot
cranberry mixture Cool. When
slightly thickened, fold in apple#
and nuts; pour in mold on top of
turkey gelatin. Chill until firm. On
mold on lettuce and serve with
mayonnaise blended with whipped
cream and seasoned lightly with
horseradish. Serves 6-8.
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