Claude News (Claude, Tex.), Vol. 65, No. 2, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 9, 1954 Page: 7 of 16
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By LYN CONNELLY
WENDY DREW who plays the
title role on the top rated day-
time show. "Young Widder Brown,"
no longer ha? any doubts as to
hr w seriously the -ihow is taken
by the pub! t She was shopping
recently whon a in ddle-aged wom-
an approached her and said. I
recognize youi voice — you're
'Young Widder Blown and I
ivani to tell you. young lady you
had better wake up 'o the schem-
ing.* of Millicent Lorring and the
rest of your conniving fr iends
r<r they're going to wreck your
life" Dumfounded. Wendy
promtsed to heed the lady's well-
meant warning But never again
will she question the credibility
of the soap opera!
Incidentally. Wendy leads ra-
dio's most interesting double life
Every afternoon, she is heard
as the 13 • year old daughter of
"Young Doctor Malone" Upon
finishing that quarter hour stint,
she hastily ages 20 years as she
hurries over to the NBC studios
to assume the role of the "young
widder." Ellen Brown That
should set some kind of record or
other
PLATTER CHATTER
CAPITOL — This company Is
turning out some terrific hi-fi discs
including one called "Liquid
Sounds" by Paul Smith . . Songs
are "Thou Swell," "My Heart Stood
Still," "Low Bridge," "Blue
Room." 'Lady Is a Tramp" and
others Then there's the ever
popular Stan Kenton with the mu-
sic of Bill Russo and featuring solos
and interesting combinations of
various instruments in his work . . .
June Chr.sty sings "Something
Cool" . Such songs as "I Should
Care." "It Could Happen to You,"
"I'll Take Romar.ce," "Midnight
6,un" are included in her reper-
toire.
Bible in front of globe and a clos-
ed Bible at the other side. Char-
acters were: Spirit of Missions,
Mrs. Judge Davis; First Missionary
to Japan, Mrs. J. C. Yeaman; Se-
cond Missionary to Japan, Mrs. Ro-
bert Hood; First Missionary to
Korea, Mrs. Frank Clark; Second
Missionary to Korea, Mrs. Tom Col-
lins. All dressed in white choir
i
Clark-Sherman Vows
Read at Lindsborg
Lindsborg, Kans.—Dr. and Mrs.
W. H. Clark of Lindsborg, Kansas,
formerly of Claude, announce the
marriage of their daughter, Mildred
Mozelle, to Mr. Louis Leroy Sher-
man, of Topeka. The impressive
ceremony took place on Saturday,
August 14, at 10 a. m., at the First
Baptist Church, Lindsborg.
The couple are both graduates
of Bethany College. Lindsborg. Mr.
Sherman is the vocal and instru-
mental instructor in the Highland
Park Junior High School, Topeka.
Mrs. Sherman is a graduate assis-
tant at Indiana University, Blooin-
ington, Indiana. They will be at
home in Topeka after the first of
September.
robes. The purpose of this program
was to indicate some of the work
being done in rural missions in
Korea and Japan.
Program closed with group sing-
ing hymn "Near to the Heart of
God." A short business meeting was
directed by the President, Mrs.
Judge Davis. Minutes of the pro-
ceeding meeting were read by Mrs.
Leroy Bell Dismissal hymn: "Mas-
ter, Speak, Thy Servant Heareth"
sung by group, then the prayer
pronounced by Mrs. Gertrude Ash-
worth.
Attending were Mmes. J. A. Stal-
cup, Lillie Gano, Luther Lowry, Ro-
bert Hood, A. C. Doyle, Joe Jan-
uary, Leroy Bell, Frank Clark, J.
C. Yeaman, Gertrude Ashworth,
Judge Davis, Tom Collins, Miss
John Ella Hathorn, and little Con-
nie Bell.
The Claude News
Weekly Scrapbook
RECIPE OF THE WEEK
Beef - And - Eggplant Casserole:
Servings: 6. Temperature: 375 deg.
F. Baking Time: 25-30 minutes.
2 teaspoons butter or margarine,
% cup soft bread crumbs, 3 table-
spoons, butter or margarine, 1
mashed clove garlic, 1/4 cup minced
onions, 1 lb. ground chuck 2 pared
medium eggplants, cut in to 1"
cubes (about 6 cups), 1% teaspoons
salt, a dash of pepper, dash of dried
thyme, 1 can condensed tomato
soup, undiluted, 1 cup evaporated
milk, undiluted.
Heat oven. Melt 2 teaspoons but-
ter in skillet; toss with crumbs;
set aside on waxed paper. In same
skillet, in 3 tablespoons butter,
lightly brown garlic, onion, and
chuck, Add egg-plant, salt, pepper,
thyme; cook over low heat 10
minutes. Stir in soup and milk.
Pour mixture into 2 quart casse-
role; top with buttered crumbs.
Bake until crumbs are browned.
♦ ♦ ♦
LET'S EAT THIS FOR ONE DAY
Breakfast: Prepared ceral, cream,
sugar, with fresh or frozen fruit,
cheese toast, milk, coffee.
Dinner: Beef and Eggplant Cas-
serole, buttered potatoes, combina-
tion vegetable salad, bread, butter
or margarine, ice cream, milk, iced
tea.
Supper Out of Doors: Potato and
weiner salad, sliced tomatoes, bread
and butter sandwiches, cold water-
melon slices.
* * *
TIMELY TIPS
1. Watermelon is an excellent
source of Vitamin A, the vitamin
necessary for gool eye sight. It is
a fair sourcc of Vitamin C, neces-
sary for good cell structure.
CATS PARACHUTE TO
BRITISH GARRISON
At Kuala Lumpur, capital of the
Federation of Malaya, the British
Air Force planned a "cat-lift" for
the relief of a British garrison in
the Malayan Jungle.
Two cats, both good mottsers,
were to be parachuted to the
mouse-plaped, isolated fort.
A test jump was made and the
RAF reported both cats landed,
as cats should, on their feet after
they parachuted from a height of
350 feet.
It's An Especially Good Habit
Keeping cleaning in the local shop is a
good habit for your own convenience
and it's an especially good habit for my
benefit.
J. E. Johnson Tailor Shop
SAVE * . •
GUNN BROS STAMPS
FOR BEAUTIFUL GIFTS
CUNNINGHAM
Floral Co.
"Amarlllo's Leading Florists"
AMARILLO— PHONE 6-8259
AGENT . . .
Claude Pharmacy
PHONE 163
We Invite You To See
The Newton Harrell Exhibit Of African Wild Life
Hunted By Mr. and Mrs. Newton Harrell
& Mr. Ed Harrell
Now On Display In Our Lobby
From left to right:
HEAD MOUNTS
No.
1.
Cape Buffalo
No.
8. Clip Springer
No. 2. Topi
No.
9. Kongoni
No.
3.
Leopard
No.
10. Bush Buck
No.
4.
Gerenuk
No.
11. Thompson Gazelle
No.
5.
Impalla
No.
12. Grant Gazelle
No.
6.
Wilde Beeste
No.
13. Water Buck
No.
7.
Dik Dik
No.
14. Wart Hog
SKINS
No. 1. Zebra No. 4. Gerenuk
No. 2. Leopard No. 5. Thompson Gazelle
No. 3. Cheetah No. 6. Bush Buck
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