Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 77, No. 61, Ed. 1 Sunday, December 26, 1976 Page: 21 of 36
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BROWNWOOD BULLETIN
Sunday December 26, 1976
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Downtown
Brownwood
By Aileen Claire
NEA Food Editor
1/2 well
broth
Large Group
Women's
cranberries
1/2 cup super
1/4 cup waler
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"Beats as it
sweeps, as it
deans."
Fabrics for Year Around
Wear • Good selection
colors and styles.
down op a buttered shallow
baking pan Bake in a
preheated 350 degree oven for
35 minutes in a saucepan
mix cranberries sugar and
water Simmer for 5 minutes
Pour mixture into a bowl Stir
in remaining ingredients ad-
freeze best The fat ingredient
helps keep frostings from
trying out and forming
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Fur trims
Tailored wool fleeces
Leathers
Short and Dress lengths
Values to *225
(First Time Reduced)
Warm robes, gowns
and pajamas
alf of the
ufn squash
baking pan
home carried out a Christmas
holiday theme. Those attended
gathered around the Christmas
tree for gift exchange.
Becky Dibrell reached her
desired weight and became a
member of KIW. Debbie
Briscoe had reached her 25-
pound weight loss goal on Dec.
Use Your
Thornton’s
Charge
Card
or Our
Lay-Away Plan
Many Drastically Reduced
Fashion Coordinates
Shop Monday, S-T-R-E-T-C-H
Your Christmas Dollars!
wrapper and heat immediately
in a 375 degree F. oven for 30
minutes. Allow chiffon pies to
thaw at room temperature
before serving. Pies can be
stored in the freezer for two to
three months.
Bar, dropped, rolled and
refrigerator type cookies may
be frozen for six to 12 months.
Recipes high in fat and low in
moisture freeze best. Thaw
cookies in original containers at
room temperature.
Baked yeast cakes and breads
freeze well if the recipe has a
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cup well dr Wood crushed
pineapple
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'on trots!
Mary Alice Reagan
County Extension Agent
BONUS DOLLARS buy more
at WILKS!
Holiday
Sleepwear
Poncho time
A rain poncho looks wrong
worn with a long dress it also
doesn’t protect it, so relegate
your poncho to sporty looks.
fairly large amount of fat and
sugar. Thaw frozen bread in
wrapping at room temperature.
Fully-baked yeast breads can
be stored up to two months in
the freezer.
BUSHSPILLER-Mr. and Mrs. BB Bush of Brownwood an-
nounre the engagement and approaching marriage of their
daughter, Marsha Lynette, to Dan Spiller, son of Mr and Mrs
Jack Spiller of Brady. The bride-to-be is a 1976 graduate of
Brownwood High School. She is employed at the Dairy Maid
The bridegroom-to-be is a 1975 graduate of Brookesmith High
School and a 1976 graduate of TSTI. He is currently employed by
Roberts & Petty, Inc. The wedding is set for Feb. 25.
Insurance Claims Specialist
DEPARTMENT STORES
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Men's
Casual Leisure
CHRISTMAS TREE
DONUTS 1/poz.
OPEN TILL 9:00
DUTCH MAID DONUTS
COMMENCE SQUNME
degree oven for M to 45
minutes Spoon topping in the
center of serving platter
limas around topping
6 servings
CRANBERRY CROWN ACORN
SQUASH
and fill each with cranberry
mixture Brush squash with
remaining melted butter
Bake at 350 degrees for 30
minutes longer or until tops
are lightly browned and
squash is fork tender Makes 6
servings
clean "
sweep
sale
Commerce Square
Housewares
Monday-Saturday
9:30-6:00
Thursday
9:30-9:00
Kay Stamps
With Every Purchase
Awwens
FROM ALICE
9
acorn squash, halved,
sea da removed
cup Noah or trozen tresh
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CANISTER
Regular $49.95
3 oz. pkg. cream cheese
3 Tbsp, sugar
% cup finely chopped pecans
3 ripe Texas freestone
peaches
Allow cream cheese to
soften. Add sugar and mix
well. Shape into six balls and
roll in chopped pecans. Wash
peaches, peel and cut in half.
Remove pit. Cook peach
halves in saucepan in small
amount of water until done.
Drain. Place halves on lettuce
leaves; fill with cream cheese
balls. Yield: 6 servings.
Hearing Aid
Batteries
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toughen, shrink, separate and The secretary’s report was The bagpipe is a very old in-
stick to the wrapping. read by Mary Fulton and Hazel strument. The ancient Egyp-
To thaw frozen baked fruit Armstrong was reinstated as a tians, Greeks and Romans had
pies simply remove the member. Marquita Allgoode it, but today the bagpipe is
..... was welcomed as a guest thought of as the instrument of
Each room in the McDowell the Scottish Highlanders.
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VACUUM SWEEPERS
Texans traditionally eat
blackeyed peas on New Year’s
Day to insure prosperity and
good luck for the coming year.
This tradition will be observed
once again in 1977 when we get
out the kettle or new crock pot
to cook the blackeyed peas.
The peas should be soaked
before cooking to reduce
requiring cooking time. This
can be accomplished quickly by
boiling them in water for two
minutes, removing from the
heat and soaking for one hour.
They are then ready to cook if
you prefer to soak the peas
overnight, it is still a good idea
to start with the two minute
boil, because you will have
fewer hard skins and the brief
boil will keep them from
souring.
Season with one teaspoon salt
for each cup of dry peas. Salt
pork and bacon are old standbys
for seasoning, but chopped ham
or smoked turkey left over from
the Christmas celebration are
great also. Pepper, garlic and
oregano can be added in small
amounts, one-fourth teaspoon
per pound of dry peas, to
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to three to four weeks. Boiled Modelie McDowell.
and other soft frostings con- Peggy Gamblin called the
taining egg whites and cake meeting to order and Molly
fillings are not suitable for Flowers called the roll. Twenty-
cakes to be frozen, four members weighed-in.
Fresh fruit, pumpkin, mince, TOPS Queen and best loser of
chocolate and lemon chiffon the week was Sharelynn Peevy,
pies freeze successfully. KOPS queen was Thelma
Custard pies do not freeze well Masters and teen queen was
and meringue toppings tend to Suzanne Peevy.
CELEBRITY II (
Regular $199.95
169“
Get all the holiday mess cleaned
up with a new Hoover sweeper.
"Answers from Allee" enhance flavor.
When the family can’t eat In the slow cooker, soak the
another bite of the Christmas peas overnight, then cook them
cake, don’t throw it out-freeze in water on high for two to two
it and one-half hours. Reduce
Proper packaging and control setting to low, add
freezing will help maintain good seasonings and meat and cook
eating quality until the family’s on low for eight to ten hours. If
hungry for sweets again, you prefer less watery peas, use
Always use moisture-vapor less water.
proof materials such as sheets Serve your, peas jrtth« hot
aluminum foil, certain plastic fresh, crisp onions.
wraps, or glass, metal and rigid
plastic containers. RecipeoftheWeekcomesfrom
Ordinary waxed papers, the kitchen of Mrs. Bobby
household aluminum foil and (Kay) Fletcher.
cartons for cottage cheese and
ice cream should not be used SUGARED NUTS
because they are not moisture- 1 cup sugar
vapor proof or resistant M cup water
Cakes made by a standard 2 cups pecans
recipe freeze well. Those
containing fat may dry out Cook all together over medium
slightly after two months, and heat until mixture crystallizes,
flavor changes may be expected Pour into buttered baking dish
after four months. Angel food, and sprinkle lightly with salt
yellow sponge, chiffon and fruit Bake at 350 degrees for 15
cakeswillkeep satisfactorily up minutes. Stir, bake 15 minutes
to one year. more. Cool and store in air-tight
Thaw cakes in their original container.
wrappings to prevent formation _____________________________
of moisture on the surface of the
4" Mrs. McDowell
peraturt.
For frosted cakes, uncooked HOStS TOPS
confectioner’s sugar frostings
crystals. Candy-type frostings for the Brownwood TOPS 209 For information concerning
such as fudge can be frozen up club was held at the home of TOPS, interested persons may
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tartness and color to many iw cup. tres or >»»» Woon
dishes but too often we cooks cranberries, rinsed and
fail to combine them with dreined
other vegetables or stuffings 1/1 cup chopped calery
They do make a welcome new * eicresbroed.dicd.,
ingredient in such dishes as a "P EnP"G P"I"
succotash or when combined « . ... . ane int. . .n.
baked squash Dot with butter and pour broth
U“5 5“-" over lima beans in a skillet
..... ,..... fry bacon until crisp. Add
INDIAN CRANBRRRV onions, cranberries and
2 package* (18 ounce* each) celery Saute for 5 minutes
froze Fordhook Uma Stir in bread and parsley
beans Spoon mixture on top of limas
1/4 cup butter or margarine Bake in a preheated 350-
LWML meets for lunch president; Mra Davld Tayloe,
A Christmas program and presided over the business vice president-Christian growth
salad luncheon highlighted the meeting at which time the chairmen, were installed by
December meeting of the Grace group decided to send a Mrs.Marwitz.
Lutheran Women’s Missionary Christmas gift to the television . The meeting was adjourned
League. —,m Umi, i. +L, life ” for the salad luncheon and to
The meeting opened with a ogram, 1". decorate the church Christmas
reading by Mrs .Alton Marwitz, .f*0* tree.
“How Can I Thank You” to and story of seven Christmas Attending were Mmes. Ken
rmminasnsngdndrs. ^"‘^^Goe^
The devotional on "His Star Mrs. Frank Belz,. Mrs. David David Taylor, Frank Belz,
Shall Appear" and the story of Tazlor, and Mrs. Harry Lawrence Schulz, Alton Mar-
the birth of Christ was given by Coldewey-s"outtleTown.o witzandRev.Streipe.
Mrs Haney Caldewey with Bethlehem and Silent Night ---------------------------
Mrs. Marwitz, president, Mrs. Lawrence Schutz, “ ■
muffin*, crumbled
1/2 cup butler or margarine,
melted
Place squash halves cut side
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Deason, Gene. Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 77, No. 61, Ed. 1 Sunday, December 26, 1976, newspaper, December 26, 1976; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1572879/m1/21/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Brownwood Public Library.