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TdE GARLAND, TEXAS, NEWS
Friday, June 20, 1941
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DEPENDABLE NATURAL GAS SERVICE DOESN’T JUST HAPPEN!
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Sarah Ann’s
Cooking Class
spend ten days in Maine Woods.
They will also make stops in New
York City, 'Philadelphia, Washing-
ton, and Williamsburg, Va. They
expect to be gone five weeks.
James Range injured his left
hand at his work in Dallas last
week. While unable to do his work
he made a trip to Lubbock the
first of this week.
Mrs. Emma Darnsby of Cushing,
Okla., is visiting with Mrs. H. E.
Shugart this week.
Phelps Service Station
Rockwall, Texas
O. G. York
Royse City, Texas
Paul Lander Oil Co.
Garland, Texas
This is important to you and to the progress of your community. It means that life will be
happier and better for you and your children. It means that industry and business can plan
with assurance for permanent location and expansion in these communities.
Rev. and Mrs. Noah Range and
daughter, Joan, of Donna, visited
his brothers and families here this
week.
Thus what is good business for us—the rendering of Dependable Natural Gas Service—is
also your assurance of better living for yourself and your family.
automobile can do in less
time than it takes to tell
about it.
TIME TO GET READY FOR
HOT, HARD DRIVING!
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A. S. JACKSON
Attorney at Law
Slaughter Building.
Dallas, Texas.
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Jackson Chevrolet Co.
Garland, Texas
Hal Ogle Service Station
Garland, Texas
Monroe Service Station
Garland, Texas
T’S SURPRISING
how much damage an
Lander & Griffin Oil Co.
Garland, Texas
Whiteway Service Station
Garland, Texas
Daniel & Yarborough
Garland, Texas
J. R. Bradfield, Jr.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
.521 Mercantile Building
Dallas, Texas
Natural Gas service contributes every day to the comfort, happiness and well-being of those
who use it. To the communities we serve at the city gate, these benefits are assured for years
to come, since they are supplied through our 5,000-mile network of pipe lines from the
adequate Gas reserves of our Companies.
THERE5 NOTHING new
ABOUT FALSE TEETH—
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ancient home WORE ‘EM!
The number of EMPLOYEES in u.s.
SHIPBUILDING INCREASED 70%
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A. D. Jackson, Jr.
Dial 5275
See your Z-man today for Fresh, Clean
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Ing to regular meals, chicken
dinners, and especial attention
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Clubs, Banquets,
Parties
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Boys and Girls
Cities and towns served dependably with Natural Gas are fortunate. There are thousands
of communities in the world that do not, and never can, have Natural Gas service, depend-
able and convenient as it is here in the Gulf South.
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range the rolls 2 inches apart on
a baking sheet, cover with a towel
and llow to rise in a warm place
until’ biscuits are nearly double
in bulk. This usually takes from
2 to 3 hours. Bake in an oven 425
degrees for 12 to 15 minutes. Re-
move from oven and brush with
melted butter. This recipe makes
forty 2-inch rolls.
Guests in the home of the Rev.
and Mrs. F. M. Segler last week-
end were her parents, Mr. land
Mrs. L. H. McCord, and Miss
Jewel Shiginberger of McAlester,
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by The tna Casualty and Surety
Company, Hartford, Conn., can be
written to cover this and all other
insurable motoring risks.
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of a
BETTER LIFE
MANY A DOLLAR HAS BEEN SAVED BY THIS
NEW, SELF-RETURN CAR KEY RING!
Act quickly to get this cheap insurance
against lost car keys. A light, colorful
plastic ring, with your name and address
stamped into it, will bring lost keys back to
you by mail. Send 10c to The Pennzoil Co.,
Oil City, Pa., or see your Pennzoil dealer for
order blank.
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Okla; and Mrs. Segler‘s brother,
Jack McCord of Washington, D.
C. Another brother and his
bride, Mr. and Mrs. Durwood H.
McCord of Okemah, Okla., spent
Monday and Tuesday with them.
To some housekeepers the bak-
ing of rolls is beyond their
kitchen program; yet rolls are one
of the most popular breads. They
are acceptable at breakfast, din-
ner or supper. Make up a batch
or dough, cover it tightly and
store it in the refrigerator—
sometimes for as long as a week.
Then it is only a matter of min-
utes before it is shaped land set to
rise.
On June 25 Miss Bess Nickens
leaves for Boston, Mass., to attend
the National Education Associa-
tion. After the Association she,
with Miss Julia Bethel of Dallas,
will be in Harvard University for
a two weeks course on Elementary
Education. ‘Together they will
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LAW OFFICES
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GEORGE W. JAMES
State National Bank Building
• Garland, Texas
Mack’s Radio Shop
Radios, Tubes, Parts,
Parker House Rolls
Combine 2 cups scalding milk,
1-2 cup sugar, 2 teaspoons salt,
। and ' 3 tablespoons shortening.
Cool until lukewarm. Meanwhile
: soften two cakes of compressed
yeast in 1-4 cup of lukewarm wa-
ter, then add 1 teaspoon sugar,
and stir into the lukewarm milk
mixture. Next add 2 beaten eggs
and stir in 4 cups flour. Beat
thoroughly, then add 3 cups flour
and as much more flour as can be
stirred into the dough without
making it necessary to knead.
Brush the surface with melted fat.
or oil, cover tightly and store in
the refrigerator. When ready to
make up, roll out on a lighitly
floured board the necessary
amount of dough to 1-2-inch thick-
ness. Cut with a biscuit cutter of
the desired size, first dipping the
cutter in flour. Make la crease
slightly to one side of the center
of each biscuit, using the blade
of a spatula or the dull side of a
knife. Then brush the edge of the
biscuits with water or a. little
! melted fat and fold the under side
over on the shorter side, pressing
the edges firmly together. Ar-
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1 cup hot water '
1-4 cup granulated sugar
1 teaspoon salt
1 compressed yeast cake
2 tablespoons lukewarm water
1 teaspoon granulated sugar
1 egg, well beaten
2 1-2 cups grated cheese
3 1-2 to 4 cups flour
'Combine the hot water with 1-1
cup of ’Sugar and the salt. Cool
until lukewarm. Meanwhile soften
the yeast cake in the lukewarm
water, tadd 1 teaspoon of sugar,
then stir into the first mixture.
Next add the well beaten egg and
grated cheese and as much flour
as can be stirred into the dough
without kneading—'about 3 1-2
to 4 cups. Toss dough onto a light-
ly floured board. Knead until eas-
ily handled. Then form pieces of
of dough into balls 3-4 inch in
diameter by folding the edges of
each ball under until the top is
smooth. Place three balls in each
section of a greased, muffin pan,
cover, and let rise in a warm place
until nearly double its bulk. Bake
in an oven of 425 degrees from 12
to 15 minutes. Remove from oven
and brush with melted fat. This
makes two dozen cloverleaf rolls
or one large loaf of bread. If
preferred, this dough may be
brushed with melted fat and stor-
ed in the refrigerator.
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The Garland News (Garland, Tex.), Vol. 54, No. 12, Ed. 1 Friday, June 20, 1941, newspaper, June 20, 1941; Garland, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1511042/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Heritage Crossing.