The Abilene Reporter-News (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 72, No. 40, Ed. 2 Monday, September 15, 1952 Page: 5 of 24
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Ex THE ABILENE REPORTER NEWS
Abilene, Texas, Monday Evening, Sept. IS, 1952
Founders of UDC Program
At Tom Green Chapter Meeting
“Founders of the United Daugh-| Wuerple, granddaughter of Geo
s this fall,
r repellent,
sistant. Co-
coralberry,
, gray, and
sound like
are import-
A new me-
ng material
45 inches
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Colors are
urple iride-
MR. AND MRS. W. M. BRYANT
W. M. Bryants Celebrate 50th
Anniversary of Elopement
Mr. and Mrs. W M. Bryant. 3600
Grape St., celebrated their gold-
en wedding anniversary Wednes-
day.
Bessie Permenter eloped with W
M. Bryant. Sept. 10. 1902, and
they were married in their buggy
by a justice of the peace. At this
time they were living in the In-
dian Territory, which later became
the state of Oklahoma.
They came to Texas about 37
years ago and settled in Mason
County. In 1920 they moved to Abi-
lene. He has done some oil field
work. Mrs. Bryant worked with
the Salvation' Army here for about
30 years, doing field work.
The couple had seven children,
five of whom still live. They are
Orville and Alvin, twins: Iva Mae,
now Mrs. Page Baxendale of Fort
Worth; Mrs. Gracie Odom of Bay-
town: Lowell of San Antonio.
Alvin, with his family, was the
only child able to attend his par-
ents’ celebration. He. Mrs. Bry-
ant, Joyce, Bobbie, Claudie and
George Allen live in the Rio Gran-
de Valley.
The honored couple have 15
grandchildren and two great-grand-
children.
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Kil Kare Klub
Opens Club Year
Kil Kare Klub held its first meet-
ing of the fall season in the home
of Mrs J. D. Miracle, 1101 Hollis
Dr., Friday afternoon. Co-host
was Mrs. W. D. Bond, president,
who presided.
Other new officers are: Mrs.
Miracle, secretary: Mrs. E. L.
Hale, treasurer; Mrs. M. B. Herr-
ing, reporter.
Yearbooks were distributed dur
Ing the business session. Games
of M were played.
Guests awere Mrs. R. E. Davis.
Mrs Holland Holt and Mrs. T.
T. Harris.
Fall flowers decorated the en-
tertaining rooms.
Here’s a dessert teen-agers love;
Bake chocolate brownies in a pie
pan, cut in wedges, and serve
topped with ice cream and cho-
colate sauce.
tors of the Confederacy” was pro-
gram topic for the local Tom
Green Chapter of the organisation
when it met at the Abilene Wom-
an’s Club Friday afternoon. It
was the first meeting of the. faU.
Program waa announced by Bob-
bie Clack.
Mrs Carolyn Goodlett organised
the National Daughters of the Con-
federacy in Nashville, Tenn , in
Sept . 1894 Mrs John B Gordon
assisted with the organisation
Mrs S. A. Dowda reviewed the
life of Gen. Torn Green tor whom
the local chapter is named. A hero
of three wars, Gen. Green was
born in Amelia County, Va., June
8, 1814. He came to Texas when
he was 20. In 1841 be was elected
to Congress. Later he was ap-
pointed clerk of the supreme court
of the Republic of Texas and was
secretary to the convention that
framed the Texas Constitution in
1845. S •
Mrs. Dowda introduced her
guests: her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Bridwell, and Mrs. Gay Bentley
Green.
Mrs. George H. Likins, pres-
ident, and Mrs. R. E. L. Norwood
were elected delegates to the state
meeting in Houston Oct 7-9. Al-
ternates are Mrs. J Robert King, |
Mrs Robert A. Newton, Mrs.
W. E. Dillon, Mrs. Harry DeLane 1
Mrs. H. H Rowe, Mrs. Henry P.
McGrady
Hosts for the meeting were Mrs
Alice B Cannon Mrs M. M
Barnes Mrs. Nort Everton Mrs |
W C. Casey, Mrs W C Fisher
and Mrs. Rowe There were 40
members present.
Abilenians Return
Mrs. Elmer Brown and grand-
son, Jodie Brown of Vernon, have
returned from a month’s visit in
New Orleans, La.: Washington, D.
C.; New York City, N Y.; Boo-
ton. Mass.; Suncook, N. H.
Willard Brown, Mrs Brown’s
son, who has just returned .from
Indonesia, remained in Washing-
ton, D. C.
2733
SIZET
10-1
Norman Golightly
To Present Recital
Senior recital of organist Nor-
man Golightly, Hardin-Simmons
University graduate music student,
will consist of selections from Roa
si, Chopin, and Prokofieff. The re-
cital to be presented Tuesday night
in Behrens Chapel will be the
first concert of the college year
at H-SU.
Golightly arganist for Abi-
tone Southside Baptist Church and
member of Beta Mu Kappa, hon-
orary music fraternity, to from
Phoenix, Ariz.
Sprinkle brown-and-serve rolls
with grated cheese before they are
baked in the oven; serve with sum-
mer salads.
Goes to St. Louis
Harold Coker, 1125 Albany St.,
left Sunday for St Louis. Accom-
panying him on the business trip
was Jim Hartley of Lubbock.
Grape Way Meets
Grape Way Club will meet at
3 o’clock in the afternoon Friday
with Mrs. Don King and Delay
Dees as hosts at 1518 Grape St.
"AT LAST! THE CAR WE WANT!
Broiled Chicken
Very Special
Out of Doors
Chicken broiled between earth
and sky is something special and
extra delicious. Better allow half
a 21-pound bird to each hungry
person. Use mixture of 1-4 tea-
spoon salt and 1-16 teaspoon black
pepper to season each half Brush
with melted butter, margarine or
fat of any kind.
Place skin side down on rack,
keep heat low, turn occasionally
and brush with fat several times.
Broiling time is 35 to 50 minutes.
Chicken is done when meat on
thick part of drumstick cuts eas-
ily and no pink is visible st bone.
Anyone can make his own out-
door grill by borrowing one or two
steel racks from the family oven,
setting them up over sturdy rocks,
bricks or even green forked sticks
driven into the ground. A bed of
glowing coals underneath, made
from wood picked up nearby or
from charcoal, complete the equip-
ment.
You are now ready to barbecue
the broiled chicken. Allow a half
chicken for each person. Dip in
barbecue sauce and cook as in
broiling. Baste every few minutes
until done.
Here’s a tangy sauce for chick-
en you can make at home in ad-
vance and take along in a quart
jar:
One large onion cut fine, one
BACK YARD OR PICNIC STYLES of grilling hamburgers
and frankfurters achieve that tasteful something no stove
can match.
clove garlic cut fine. 1 teaspoon
sugar, 2 teaspoons dry mustard,
1% teaspoons salt, % teaspoon black
pepper, 1-4 teaspoon Tabasco, 4
tablespoons Worchestershie sauce,
2 cups tomato juice, 3-4 cups vine-
gar or lemon juice, 1-8 pound but-
ter or margarine.
Combine dry ingredients, add to
juice and simmer for 10 minutes.
For steaks, franks and juicy
hamburgers, try this old southern
recipe.
Combine 1 teaspoon salt and 1
teaspoon dry mustard in sauce,
pan. Add about 1-4 cup vinegar to
make a paste. Gradually stir in
3-4 cup more vinegar. Add 1
minced clove of garlic, 2 table-
spoons Worcestershire sauce, 1-2
teaspoon Tabasco. 1 tablespoon
sugar, and 1-2 cup catsup
Simmer 10 minutes. This makes
1 3-4 cups of barbecue sauce,
enough for frequent basting of
your meat for a crowd.
Tri Delts Meet
Delta Delta Delta alumni will
meet at 1 o’clock Tuesday after-
noon at the home of Mrs. Lee Dail,
Two-piece Magic
Steals Limelight
Since separates still steal the
limelight, make this pattern to
wear as a two-piece dress; then
pair its skirt and blouse with other
spearates. Topa in corduroy or in
plaids or plain fabrics.
No. 2733 is cut in axes, 10, 12, 14.
16, 18 and 20. Sze 16, 47s yds. 39-in.
Send 30c for PATTERN with
Name, Address, Style Number and
Size. Address PATTERN BUREAU.
Abilene Reporter-News, Box 42
Old Chelsea Station, New York 11,
N. Y. 1
Patterns ready to fill orders Im-
mediately. For special handling ofi
order via first class mail include
an extra 5c per pattern.
Council Meet
Officers, chairmen and dele-
gates of the Abilene City Council
of Parent-Teachers will meet at
9:30 o’clock in the evening Friday
at the Community YMCA for the
flrat meeting of the year.
Harlingen Guests
Mr and Mrs. H. P Griffin, Jr.,
... of Harlingen, are guests of the
4- former’s sister, Mrs. J. C. Monk,
and Mr. Monk, 4042 Benbrook Dr
They will be in Abilene for a
if they have not been contacted, week. I
2241 South Sixth St. All alums
should call Mrs. Dail, phone
7077, or Mrs. Sonny West, 3-1604,
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