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LOCALNEWS
Mr. Charles Barineau spent
last Sunday in Bainbridge.
Miss Emily Flanders, of Scot
land, visited Miss Mary Alice
Clements this week.
Messrs F. 0. Miller and Lee
Donahue, of Pembroke, were
guests of the Eagle force Mon
day,
Miss Mary Lee Wimberly, of
Scotland, was the guest Wednes
day of Miss Mary Alice Clem
ents.
The condition of Mr J. F. Sikes
is reported some better, and
hopes are now entertained for
his early recovery.
Mrs. C. F. McG e of near Ala
mo, is reported critically ill, and
hopes for her recovery are des
paired of bj her amity.
LOST—Small leather grip on
street in Alamo, or on Snow
Hi 1 road. Reward if returned
to G. L. Hattaway, Alamo, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. Beamon Martin
and Miss Neita Woodcock, of
Statesboro, spent Sunday here
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A.
O. Johnson.
The Eigle family is under ob
liga ions to Judge A. P. Stone of
Glenwood, for a hamper of cu
cumbers left at our office last
Saturday.
Mrs. L. R. Blizztrd, who has
been confined to her bed here for
quite a long time, is reported to
be dangerously ill, and little hope
is held out for her recovery.
Hon. Joe Quillian, of Winder,
candidate forjudge Court of Ap
peals, was in Alamo last Satur
day, shaking hands and getting
acq lainted with the voters.
MesdameS J. D. Peebles, J. M.
Clements, Misses Mary Alke
Clements, Henrilea Gross and
Neita Schneidle and Emily Fland
ers were in Dublin Thursday,
shopping.
B. W. M. S. Circle No. No. 2
will meet with Mrs. C.C. Hartley,
on Tuesday afternoon, June the
24th, at 2:30 o’clock. All memb
ers are expected to be present.
Dr. and Mrs. C. D. Whitaker,
of Raiford, Florida, spent some
time here this week the guests of
thelformer’s brother, Mr. Lee
G. Whitaker and Mrs. Whitaker.
Rev. and Mrs. Roy Gardner re
turned home last Saturday. Mr.
Gardner attended the preachers’
institute in Macon, while Mrs.
Gardner spent the time with rel
atives at Oglethorpe.
Mrs. J. D. Burkhalter and
children, Lucile and James, have
returned to their home at Spring
Hill, after an extended visit in
Florida. They were accompanied
home by Mrs. C. B. Kinchen and
children.
The many friends of Mrs. Bob
Humphrey will be glad to learn
that she is getting along nicely
at the sanitarium in Eastman,
where she underwent an opera
tion the first of week for goiter
Mr. Lee G. Whitaker under
went a very successful operation
at his home here this week for
hernia Drs. Nelson, Edmondson
and Whitaker were in attendance
He is getting along nicely, and
his many friends hope to see him
out again soon.
LOST— From my place Mon
day night, May 26th, one mouse
colored horse mule, with dark
stripes around legs; age 5 years,
weight about 11X10 pounds. Suit
able reward for information lead
ing to recovery. L. W. Kent,
Glenwood, Ga.
The regular session of Treut
len county singing convention
will convene with Red bluff Bap
tist church on the first Sunday
in July, next. Everybody invited.
Come bring your lunch and song
books. Let us spend the day in
song service. G. W. Sammons,
Secretary.
Work is progressing rapidly
on another sand-brick building
in Alamo for Mrs. S. I. Bullard
The firstone to be built on the
north side of Railroad avenue is
completed and is being occupied
by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Berman
The second building is located on
Church street. Mr. Geo. Knopf
also is the contractor.
Better Breakfasts
51 LL healthy men enjoy their
A\breakfasts, but many of them
CT have an unfortunate habit of
sating the same breakfast three
hundred and sixty-five days in the
year. Variety is the spice of life,
and this la a meal which it is
easy to vary. It is not only easy,
but hygienic, stnee the “perma
nent breakfast” most men adopt is
a bit heavy for the warm
weather of the summer months.
Let’s try varying it with fruits,
which are never out of place,
either hygiesically or gustatori
ally, st this first morning meal.
Well let the creature of habit
have his coffee and rolls, or toast,
but he ought hot to eat eggs
every morning if his is a seden
tary job, and, on the other hand,
he ought to start the meal with a
glass of orange or tomato juice.
Meatless “Oven Dfohes”.
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By JOSEPHINE B. GIBSON
Director, Home Economics Dept.,
H. J. Heinz Company.
A GOOD cook never likes to
heat up a large oven and
then bake only one thing, so to
day I have carefully planned a
complete “oven dinner" that will
make full use of every bit of the
fuel. While the potatoes and the
Mincemeat upside-down cake are
baking, you can mix the biscuits,
and get them ready with the
shrimp piquant© for their turn in
the hot oven. Then you make the
vegetable salad, open a jar of
sweet mustard pickles and perco
late the coffee —and there is your
dinner!
The menu given below has
several other advantages, too! It
is made up of inexpensive, but
nourishing foods; and while, out
of-the-ordinary, it is not too diffi
cult for even an inexperienced
cook to prepare. The whole
family also will consider it un
usually delicious, without realiz
ing the menu is meatless:
Menn
Shrimp Piquante Baked Potatoes
Sweet Mustard Pickle
Fresh Vegetable Salad
Tomato French Dressing
Hot Biscuits Butter
Mincemeat Upside-Down Cake
Coffee
Shrimp Piquante :— Melt 2
tablespoons butter, add 2 table
spoons flour, and stir until well
blended. Add 2 cups milk and
cook until thick. Add 2 small
cans shrimp and 2 pimientoes, cut
fine. Then add tj teaspoon salt
and a sprinkling of nutmeg, (this
may be omitted). Measure 2 cups
of Rice Flakes and place a layer
of the flakes in a buttered baking
dish, add a layer oi the shrimp mix
ture. and keep adding^alternate
WHEELER COUNTY EAGLE, ALAMO. GEORGIA. "
Invitations to the marriage of
Miss-Patience Elizabeth Russell
of Winder, daughter of Justice
and Mrs. R. B. Russell, to Mr.
Hugh Peterson, of Ailey, have
been received here. The event is
to be solemmz d at six o’clock,
Presbyterian Church, Winder,
Georgia, on Tuesday, June 24th.
After a brief honeymoon they
will be at home in Ailey.
Alamo Baptist Church.
Runday School, 10 o’clock a m.
B. Y. P. U. 8 o’clock p.m.
Special prayer service every
Tuesday afternoon 4 o’clock.
Regular prayer service‘Wed
nesday night 8:15 o’clock.
Both of these products’ can tuyv
be obtained in cans. The latter
Is especially easy to serve, aa the
juice cf any qualiiy Brand of to
matoes is good for the purpose.
Just pop tbe qan into the ice box
the night before, drain the juice,
stir and drink it in the morning,
and use the remaining tomato
solids fan an entree at a later
mind.
Fruits for All Tastes
These are only two of the prod
ucts which come in cans which
can be used to give a new tang
to a breakfast. There are apples,
apricots, blackberries, blueberries,
grapefruit, peaches, pears, pine
apple, raspberries and strawber
ries, among others, and many, of
these mingle very happily with a
favorite breakfast food.*
layers of the fish and Rice Flakes
until all are used. Sprinkle Rico
Flakes on top, and dot over with
butter. Brown in a hot oven.
Fresh Vegetable Salad:—
A large plate er bowl of salad,
with chilled vegetables arranged
in mounds on crisp lettuce may
be used. Individual salads' may
be arranged in the same way. A
pleasing combination of fresh
vegetables^ for such a salad as
tliis. is—a mound of freshly
cooked cauliflower, a mound of
cooked green peas, one of car
rots, aud a mound of Fresh Cu
cumber Relish. All of these
should be thoroughly chilled, of
course. As a dressing for this
salad use:
Tomato French Dressing:—
Mix 1 teaspoon salt, 2 teaspoons
sugar, 1 teaspoon paprika, 1 tea
spoon Prepared Mustard, a fw
drape of onion juice and 2 table
spoons Tomato Ketchup. Add !
tablaepooßs "Pure Viudgar, and 6
tablespoons Eure Olive Oil. Last
adit 2 tableapoons Mayonnaise
Salad Dressing. Shake very
■thoroughly in a tightly covered
botWo, chill aud serve. This
dressing has a rich tomato color
ami* is excellent with vegetable
salad.
Mince Meat Upside Doum
Cake :—Cream 2/3 cup butter
and 1% cups sugar. Next add
4 well beaten eggs. Add 1 cup
milk alternately with 3)4 cups
flour sifted with 5 teaspoons bak
ing powder and teaspoon salt.
Sliir until a smooth batter is
formed. Next, butter a shallow,
bbldag cake-pan, sprinkle it with
U cup sugar and line with 1 cup
Pure Mincemeat. Turn the cake
batter.into the pan, and bake in
a' Uode^t^lw' hot, oven for 45 to
50’ mSStiX. Serve hos Witll
wtHplmd dream, W vanilla or
lemon sauce. i
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FOOD FOR THE FOURTH
AyRACKEHS mny pop. nigger
tU^etiasers may dart about and
pin wheels gyrate, or there
may' be just outdoor games if
you’re going in for a safe and
sane Fourth of July, hut there i
always comes a time on ludepen
dence Day when the pangs of hun
ger begin ts assail us just as on
ordinary days. The time’s likely
to be noon, because no patriotic
citizen postpones his celebration
much after dawn on this greatest
of our national holidays. And
the plan <s apt to be on the front
poreh, or even the lawn, itecatise
there must be lots of room for
everyone who Ims come to par
ticipate in the fun.
The Fourth of July is gener
ally hot, so cooling drinks are
yi order, and something sustain
ing after the strenuous exercise
of r.un’nisg away from lighted
crackers asd dodging nigger
chasere ail over the lawn. One
must store up vitality, too, for
the ’ evening's diversion when
rockets hiss their heads off. Ro
man candles pop in the empyrean,
and sM pieces make a glare in
the sumtn’er, skies. So let’s start
with the following delicious menu I
which sAvcs eight people. I
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A former senator’s radio)
speech was interrupted by a fake j
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have to listen to speeches feel
like calling for help in earnestl
Watermelon Cubes
u.ih treth Mint
Combination Ideal and
Vigctable Loaf
Creamed Potatoes with Cheese
and Green Peppers <n Casserole
Lettuce and Cucumber'
Whole Wheat Sandwiches
Ice Cream Sandwiches
Spiced Glngercd Coffee
Recipes for Menu
Watermelon Cubes with fresh
Mint: Cut the melon in small, uni
form cubes (or in tiny bails) and
pile in cocktail glasses. Four
over canned or fresh orang ‘ juice,
sprinkle with finely chopped fro; h
mint and tuck a sprig of mint
in the center of each.
Combination Meat end Tcgc
table Loaf: Mix well together
three-quarters of a pound of round
steak, one-half pound of ground
boiled hnm, three-'u-srti rs cup dry!
crumbs, one and one-fourth tea-1
spoon salt and one-eighth tea
spoon pepper. Add one can of :
veeetab’e soup and two slightly ■
beaten eggs. Put Into a greased :
loaf pan and lay two slices cf
bacon on top. Bake for an hour
in a 400’ oven Serve sliced,
I either hot or cold.
I lee Cream Sandwich: Cut
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sponge cake in squares or rounds
and split in two layers. Between
the layers put a serving of vanilla
ice cream, then pour over the fol
lowing sauce, either hot or cold.
Chocolate Sauce: Melt two and
one-half squares of chocolate over
hot water, add one-third cup of
boiling water and stir till smooth-
Add two-thirds cup of evaporated
milk and three tablespoons of
corn syrup. Combine one and
on- fourth clips of sugar, one-eix
teeuth teaspoon cream of tartar
and one-eighth teaspoon of cinna
mon and add. Cook over hot^^
water for ten minutes. Ser^H^
either hot or cold. It is fairer / I
thin when hot but quite thtc^j^
when cold.
Spiced Gingeree: Mix four
whole cloves, one-fourth teaspeon
allspice, one-half teaspo.on a«t
meg, one-half teaspoon cinnamon,
one-third cup honey, two lemons:
(juice and grated rind), one cup
orange juice, one cup pineapple
syrup and one cup water. Let.
stand in ice box for at least an;
hour or longer. Then strain. Add'
two pints of cold ginger ale and’,
serve. This makes twelve to fif
teen punch glasses or eight reg
ular glasses.*