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fflnmdly. December 21, 1961
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News Notes From
Flind iU
By Mrs. Sara Townley 1
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dial of|
Lithonia were the Tuesday supper !
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alton'
Mann and family. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Skelton and.
children visited Mr. D. C. Skelton
in Conyers, Saturday afternoon. |
Mr. and Mrs. Okanus McCart
and children visited Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Ellis in Porterdale, Sun. ‘
Sorry to hear Mrs. Ethel Hays |
is in Newton Hospital. Hope she’ll
soon be better. Also Mrs. Claude |
Barnes is on the sick list this
week and little Leslie Stowe has
the chicken pox. Hope they'll soon !
be better. z
Sidney Green was home for the‘é
weekend, |
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Mr. and Mrs. Claude Barnes’ re- |
eent visitors were Mr. and Mrs. |
Jack Digby and children, Mr. and|
Mrs. Lanier Chambers and child-!J
ren, Mr. and Mrs. J. W, Satter-y
field and children and Rev. and!.
Mrs. Barney Williams and child- |
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Mr. and Mrs. Marshal Starr!
visited Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Youngfgx
and family in Social Circle, Sun.|,
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Mrs. Howard Maughon is visit-|
, Serve Cheese To Please
With the vast nriot{ of foods available to Americans today,
millions of U.B. homemakers can now serve foods previously found
only in the finest
Continental res
taurants. Cer
tainly, when
ylanning such
meals, the “gour
met touch” must
eontinue through
%o the climax —
the dessert. An
age-old food
eombination that
has served as the
answer to des
sert course needs
is cheese and
fruit, Here are
some helpful
hints from the
Borden Kitchen
;m cheese serv-
Ces
Camembert cheese: Bring it
to room temperature before serv
ing. Then, spread on a slice of
cr.sp app]vle or pear. A few basic
rules will aid you in serving this
delicate cheese at its peak of
flavor goodness. Buy it as
nceded. Age does not improve
this cheese after it has ripened.
The date :tam&ad on the pack
ege indicates the expiration of
proper aging time. If you pur
chase Camembert weeks in ad
vance of this date—you can
hasten the ripening by holding
it at. room temperature for a
few hours. Then place it in the
reirigerator until 15 to 80 min
ulzs before serving time. Cam
embert cheese should never be
served cold. Room temperature
brings it to perfection in a short
time. It ripens from the inside
out “and is perfect for serving
when the entire center is soft
creamy yellow éonsistency. The
rind is edible, Eat and enjoy it.
Roquefort: Cave-cured and|
distinctive of flavor with its
Seafood Curry Easy To Make
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the order of the day. For a starter try Quick Seafood Curry, a new
recipe developed by the Borden Kitchen. It is a delicious blend
of nonfat dry milk, canned seafood, soup, and curry, which is a
econdiment native to India. Perfect as an accompaniment is a
.fiicy mince meat sauce. Other good accomsaniments are finely
e o‘pped sweet onion, whole or chopped salted peanuts, and flaked
white coconut. Serve a full assortment and let your guests make
their own combination.
guick Seafood Curry
(Makes 6 to 8 servings)
2 tablespoons butter 1 bay leaf
1/4 cup chopped onion 1 pound cooked, shelled
1 medium-size apple, pared, and deveined shrimp
eored and chopped 1 eup (6-1/2 oz.) can crab
-1 (10-1/2-oz.) can condensed meat, drained
green pea soup 3/4 cup, (5-oz.) can lobster
-1/2 cup water ~ meat, drained
1-1/2 teaspoons curry powder 1 eup lic}uefied Starlae
1/2 teaspoon salt nonfat dry milk
1/8 teaspoon pepper
Melt butter in skillet; add onion and apple; saute until tender.
Btir in soup, water and seasonings. Cook over medium heat until
‘hot. Add seafood and liquefied nonfat milk. Heat thoroughly. Re
move bay leaf. Serve over fluffy rice with:
Mipce Meat Accompaniment
1 (9-ounce) package condensed 1 tablespoon cider vinegar
None Such Mince Meat 1/8 teaspoon ground ginger
8/4 cug water 1/4 teaspoon curry
1 tablespoon chopped onion 1/2 lemon, thinly sliced
Break mince meat into small pieces; place in saucepan. Add
{water and onion. Bring to the boiling point; boil for 1 minute. Add
vinegar and spices. Simmer 1 minute. Remove from heat. Add
temon slices. Serve with curried seafood as an accompaniment.
(Largest Coverace Any Weekly In The States
ing in Atlanta this week due to
the illness of her son-in-law., Mr.
L. L. Kitchens.
Students home for the holidays
are Miss Corra Costley, Miss
Katie Jones, Miss Gail Hinton and
|Miss Eddye Cowan. |
? Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Eddleman
‘visited relatives in Decatur and
iAtlanta, Thursday and Friday.
i Mrs. Kate Hinton of Newborn
visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hinton
and family, Wednesday through
Friday of last week. i
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Stone and
children of Riverdale visited Mr.
'and Mrs. Dan McCart and child
ren and Mrs. Lula Davenport on
‘Sunday.
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“Happy Birthday” to little
Steve Day on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Henderson
and children of Doraville spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Dial and family.
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al Foundation is best known to
the public for providing full
support for development of the
Salk killed - virus vaccine, the|
first vaccine ever to prove ef
fective against paralytic polio.
Then came the Sabin live-virus
vaccine which also was develop
ed with the exclusive support
of the March of Dimes research
funds. |
| beautiful blue-marbled appear
-jance, it is easily sliced or
'|erumbled atop & juicy and mel
| low-ripe wedge of fresh pear or
5| toasted cracker. Nutsweet Gruy
‘lere has a natural afini? for
;| Blue Concord grapes, as does &
|thin slice of natural Swiss
.| Cheese.
| Liederkranz: A robust, all
'| American contribution to the
{world of cheese, it lfrudn well
tand combines excellently with
| pears, lfples, oranges, salty rye
|bread slices or crispy toasted
crackers.
Fall, holiday or year-round
dessert service is yours easily by
just unwnppini a variety of
cheeses, and washing and polish
ing harvest fruits. And, there is
no better way to cater to individ
ual tastes, no smarter way to
become a “knowing” hostess.
Cheese and fruit make perfect
fare for committee meetings, too,
so try them at your next social,
or business, church, political or
other get-togethers.
| News Notes From
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| Plains
| By Miss Irene Harvey
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1’ “For unto you is born this day
}in the City of David a Saviour,
‘which is Christ the Lord.” Luke
Relt, ;
May this Christmas, which
marks the Christ-child’s birth, be
filled with Peace, and Love, and
Mirth with Friendliness, and all
that's best, to make your Christ
mas Truly Blest.
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Chesnut and
sons had as their Sunday dinner
guests Dr. T. B. Mcßride and Miss
Martha Meßride of Due West,
S. C., Mrs. C. E. Chesnut and Mr.
J. W. Chesnut.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stewart re
turned Tuesday from Nashville,
Tenn., where they spent several
days with Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Wallace and children.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowry Preston,
Wayne, Tommy and Mrs. E. L.
Preston of Jackson visited Mr s.
Ola H. Thacker and Miss Irene
Harvey, Sunday evening.
Mrs. C. E. Chesnut and J. W.
Chesnut visited Mr. and Mrs.
W. D. Weldon Sr., Wednesday alter
noon.
. Mr. and Mrs. Preston Johnson,
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THE COVINGION NEWS
‘Jlmmy and Martha of High Point
| visited Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stewart,
‘Sundly afternoon.
' Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stewart had
ias their guests Saturday Mr. and
fMfi' Garland Cook and children
|of Stark, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Ogletree and daughter of Griffin.
Phil Harvey spent Saturday with
Mrs. W. S. Chesnut,
Mr. Gus Myers returned Mon
ldly from St. Joseph Hospital where
he underwent surgery several days
ago. Best wishes go out to Mr.
Myers for an early recovery.
Miss Eleanor Chesnut of Atlanta
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
R. E. Chesnut and Gary.
| Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Loyd spent
| Sunday with relatives in Lithonia.
l Mr. and Mrs. Grier Chesnut with
| Miss Martha Jane Stewart of
Snapping Shoals visited Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Fisher near Mec-.
Donough, Monday afternoon. 4
| Mrs. T. B. Harvey, Phil, Ken
' neth and Mrs. W. S. Chesnut visit-}
led Mrs. K. C. Martin, Monday
| afternoon, |
| Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stewart, Mr.
'and Mrs. Riley Stewart, Mr. and
| Mrs. Grier Chesnut and Mrs.
‘W. S. Chesnut were dinner guests
XSunday of Miss Martha Jane Ste-‘
{wart and brothers at Snapping
Shoals. |
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l Lots of people play dumb.
iUnfortunately too many aren’t
playing. |
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News Notes From |
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Salem |
By Mrs. Jouglas Yancey }
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As is the custom of the Salem
Reporter, (not to write personal
news notes the week before
Christmas) if you will allow me
to come in this morning, (the
week before Christmas) 1 will try
to talk a little about Christmas.
Don't we hurry and worry too
much to get ready for that most
important day of the year? Do we
spend more time getting re ady!
materially, than we spend tettln(i
ready spiritually? We should stop
and think on these things and
realize the spiritual fitness and]
readiness is more important
than the material side of Christ
‘mas.
And should you wonder what
Christmas 1961 is all about, from
the Christian view point, let me
point out that Jesus' birth was
more than a “Birthday." It re
calls that God is love, as the light
of the world, as goodness, as
Father, as companion and ever
present Comforter. That is why
Christmas properly kent i§ a snirit
of generosity, That is why the
Scrooge's of the world have no
place in Christmas celebrationsi
and joys. One person said to me,[
“l have not sent a card, nor
done any shooning espeicallv for
Christmas.” That is why that
person is not going to enjoy
Christmas -for if you put uny-l
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' Porterdale
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? Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hilton
| and children, Gary, Mark, and
| Susan, of Fort Gordon, Geor
| gia were week-end guests of
| thing spiritually into Christmas,
]you are surely going to put some
| thing into it materially, that those
| less fortunate than we may find
the spirit of Christ in Christ
| mas.
| As we write this we are think
ing of two dear friends who are
| sick and we send special good
wishes out to Mr., A. Belmont
Dennis, who is very ill and to my
very dear neighbor, Mrs. Nina
{ Miller, who is a surgical patient
]at Emory Hospital. We hope they
both get home for Christmas and
that their best Christmas gift
will be” returning health. 1 will
not be able to get a personal card
and wish to all the people who will
read this Salem Column — but if
{vou did not get a card, you can
| know that this is my wish to
you - Joyful and triumphant,
once more the message of Peace
‘on Earth, Good will Toward
{Men rings out through all the
iworld. As it came once upon a
| midnight clear, may the spirit of
| Christmas come to your home and
! to your heart, this Doy, and bring
| you serenity and happiness through
| all the day of the year, 1962. |
their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Dewey Dyer, Sr. and Mrs.
Maud Hilton.
Mr. and Mrs. Obie Moore,
Jr. and children, Bob and Pam,
of Fallg Church, Virginia will
arrive by plane on Friday for
a holiday visit with their par
ents, Mr, and Mrs, Lester Mar
tin and Mrs. Grace Moore.
Cleveland Digby, who is sta
tioned at Fort Benning, Geoi
gia was a visitor of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Digby, and
Randy last week-end.
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PAGE FIFTEEN
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Cason
and children, Debbie and Phil,
of Marietta, Georgia will spend
the week - end in Porterdale
with relatives. :
Second Lieutenant Spencer
Boyd of Fort Gordon, Georgia
was a visitor of his mother,
Mrs. Effie Boyd, last week=
end.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Dyer,
Sr. and Dewey Dyer, Jr. will
spend the Christm»s week-end
at Fort Gordon, Georgia with
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hilton.