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Page 2, Taylor Daily Press, Monday, December 24, 1902
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of Christmas gift buying? Tay-
David W. Hosier
James Marcum
Mary A. Roddy
Arlen R. Neie
Florence Hannan
David Kucifer
Norman Dobias
Joanne Doss
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WONDER OF CHRISTMAS . . . MAY THE PEACE
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This formula is so effective that
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land separating hostile Jordan
and Israel, was opened today in
an annual Christmas gesture to
cermit Christian arabs from Is-
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dan.
Armed guards stood at eacn
end of the barbed-wire corridor.
The government of Jordan this
vear granted 36-hour passes to
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taking cakes, cheeses and wines
to relatives who fled across the
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the nature of Byrd’s ailment. Nor
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sure many of you have already
begun your holiday cooking. If
there are still a few “goodies”
you would like to make and can’t
decide exactly what they are, try
consulting our bulletin B-254
“Christmas Time at Horne.”
Many old favorites are in this
bulletin like this one:
DATE FILLED BAKS
1 cup dates
12 cup sugar
12 cup water
1 cup nuts, chopped
2 cups flour
% teaspoon baking powder
14 teaspoon salt
14 teaspoon cinnamon
14 teaspoon cloves
afternoon (Dec. 14) thirty-five
women from 8 of the 10 H. D.
clubs in iWlliamson County en-
joyed the annual Home Demon-
stration Council Christmas Party
at the St John’s Methodist Church
in Georgetown.
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Music Pupils
In Yule Concert
Mrs. Leslie H. Box presented
her music pupils in a Christmas
recital Thursday evening, yule
music used for the major part
on the program.
A skit, “The Sad Little Tree"
by Carol Wright, was presented
by Gary Box as the sad tree,
Susan Streit as the angel, and
Madeline Mikeska as the narra-
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veil. Her only jewelry was a
single strand of pearls, a family
heirloom, and she carried a
crescent of white poinsettias.
Mrs. Hall wore a royal blue
wool crepe dress with matching
accessories, and Mrs. Smith,
mother of th ebridegroom, also
were blue but of brocade satin.
Her accessories were in match-
ing blue.
The wedding reception was
held in the home of the bride’s
parents. Decorations were in
white, the bride’s table in net
over taffeta with a white chry-
santhemum centerpiece.
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be dressed up as a Christmas
gift, and what could be more
thoughtful than a gift of cut
flowers for that special person.
Corsages, to be made to order,
would be exciting for that date
for the Christmas party, the late
show or one of the many Christ-
mas church services.
BIESINGS
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Lynn Tiemann, Susan Streit,
Gayle Bergstrom, Ann Nichols.
Sandra Weber. Susan Schwen-
ker, Belinda Box, Becky Ken-
nedy David Balderson Emily
Smith Glen Flint, Stancie Sher-
ley, Brenda Schroeder, Carla
Sue Snider, Carolyn Stasny, Mary
Margaret Aanstoos, Hanna Mar-
JIM JORDAN
representing the
Metropolitan Life
Insurance Company
Madison Avenue, New York 10, N.Y.
Office: Austin. GR6-5334
1118 Fairground Residence EL2-4661
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Miss Frances Camille Hall,
daughter of the Rev. and Mrs.
Mrs. Warren Hall, and James
Weldon Smith of Waxahachie
were married Saturday at 4 p.
m. in the First Presbyterian
Church. The Rev. Mr. Hall per-
formed the double ring ceremony
for his daughter’s marriage.
The bride, a graduate of Crock-
ett High School, is a senior in
the University of Texas, where
;he will receive her degree in
January.
Mr. Smith, the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Edge Smith cf Waxahachie,
is a graduate of Waxahachie
High School and the University
of Texas. He is doing graduate
work at the university and is an
assistant in the English depart-
ment.
Decorations were marked by
simplicity, white poinsettias form-
ing the setting for the ceremony.
Mrs. Homer Gilstrap played
he organ music for the cere-
mony, playing a prelude of nup-
tial music and the traditional
marches for the processional and
recessional.
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1 cup brown sugar, packed
1 egg, beaten
Combine dales, sugar and water
in a saucepan. Cook over direct
heat, stirring constantly until
thick. Cool. Add nuts. Sift flour,
baking powder, salt, cinamon
and cloves. Cream shortening
and sugar. Add egg. Blend in dry
ingredients gradually; mix thor-
oughly. Spread half of dough in
well greased 12” x 8” pan. Spread
date mixture over dough in pan
and cover with remaining dough.
Bake at 375 deg. F. for 10 to 12
minutes. Cut into bars or squares.
Yield: 3%2 dozen bars.
Lemonade-Cranberry Punch
4 pints cranberry juice
4 6-oz. cans frozen lemonade
concentrate
1 teaspoon salt.
12 teaspoon cinnamon
1 teaspoon allspice
4 cups water
Combine ingredients and sim-
mer gently for 15 minutes. Pour
into punch bowl and serve with
cinnamon sticks. Yield: 1 gallon.
You may get your copy of
“Christmas Time at Home” by
telephoning UN 3-2318 or drop
me a card at Box 47, Georgetown,
Texas.
INCOME TAX SCHOOL — The
Income Tax School in Taylor last
week was attended by 21 interest-
ed people. Information on filling
out the farmers tax forms was
presented by Cecil Parker, Farm
Management Specialist with the
Extension Service at College Sta-
tion. Robert L. Marion, Social
Security Representative of Aus-
tin, presented material on Social
Security as related to farmers
and answered questions from the
group along this line. The Farm-
ers Tax Guide will be mailed to
all those who attended the meet-
ing. If you are interested in get-
ting a copy of the Tax Guide they
wiil be available from our office
in early January.
THRALL LEADER TRAINING
MEETING — The adult 4-H lead-
ers at Thrall turned out for
training last Thursday night. Mr.
Wakefield trained several men
leaders in the use of leader and
member guides in several agricul-
tural fields. Mrs. Roy Schroeder,
Mes. Lawrence Light and Mrs.
Gilbert Rau received training and
planned meetings for 1963 m Bed-
room Improvement and Land-
scaping. Mrs. Erman Werchan
and Mrs. Eugene Sladek will also
be working with the girls in Bed-
room Improvement.
HOME DEMONSTRATION
eluded in the Christmas party
for Pack 169 at the American
Legion Hall, where gifts are al-
ways in second place to the a-
wards earned by the boys.
Three Bobcats were inducted
into Den V, Edward Jasek substi-
tuting in the ceremony for Cub-
master Richard Sherley.
Newcomers receiving the Bob-
cat pins are Bruce Stalmach
Randall Shernik, and James
Barlosh Jr.
In addition to cubbing events
the group of boys with their
families joined for Christmas
arols, and the exchange of gifts.
In Den IV, Phillip Lehmberg
John Murray, Kevin Dytrich,
Dicky Lawhon, and Harry Rob-
bins received one year stars:
Edwin Marek, a two year star;
Mark Dytrich a Bobcat pin:
Harry Robbins, two silver ar-
rows. Mrs. Frank L. Dytrich al-
so received a one year star.
In addition to the Bobcats in
Den V, Gary Hamilton received
a Bear badge and a one year
service star, and Mike Zucknick,
a silver arrow under Wolf.
In Den VI, Ronnie Campbell
received a two year service star;
Douglas Minzenmayer, a Webe-
los badge land a two year ser-
vice star.
In Den II, Stan Holmstrom re-
ceived his Bear badge.
One den mother topped the
awards in Den III, Mrs. Charles
Garner receiving her seven year
service star. Michael Jansky re-
ceived a Bear badge and a one
vear service star under Bear:
Dennie Jasek, a silver arrow un-
der Wolf; Tommy Garner, silver
arrow under Bear; and Mrs.
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Meterological Agency announced
today it has recorded atmospheric
pressures “believed caused by a
Russian nuclear explosion of
about one megaton strength.”
A spokesman said a blast prob-
ably was . set off shortly before
7 a.m. EST Sunday about 3,600
miles north-northwest of Japan in
the Soviet Union’s Novaya Zem-
lya testing ground.
Vibrations were felt at observ-
vtion posts in Japan for 20 to 50
minutes starting at 11:30 a.m.
the spokesman said.
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HUNTER DROWNS
TERRELL (P) — Searchers
Sunday recevered the body of ;
Wills Point hunter, Kenneth
Fletcher, who drowned in Lake
Tawakoni Wednesday when a boat
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London Fascist Bureau
Shattered by Bomb
LONDON (P — A home-made
bomb blew out two windows and
damaged the reinforced front door
at the headquarters of the fascist
National Socialist movement Sun-
day.
Six people were in the building
when the bomb was thrust
through the letter drop, but no
one was hurt. The bombing oc-
curred shortly after a welcome
party for two members of the
movement who were released
from prison Friday.
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Patrol Boats Battle
OH Korean Coast
SEOUL, South Korea W — A
I South Korean patrol boat and a
' Communist North Korean vessel
’ fought a gun battle Sunday in the
Yellow Sea just south of the mili-
tary demarcation line, the govern-
ment announced today.
Two South Korean sailors were
killed and four others wounded,
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