The Ennis Daily News (Ennis, Tex.), Vol. 67, No. 253, Ed. 1 Saturday, October 25, 1958 Page: 4 of 4
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4—Tift r\MS DULY VmWilvrdi* OctoWr tS 1UI
'U/oman'l fWosd&
Club* • Personalities 4 Weddings 0 Hptnemaking • Fashion
Tempting Tortoni Treat
Honey Week Begins Natalie Wood and Gene Kelly ’ IWT^
OS nil I TTIAMOV I INK:
County HD Agent Gives Suggestions
For Outdoor Halloween Activities
3'a tups flttur
lit tjuilda IV r I nun
rnunb 110 .XiM'nt
hr children in your neigh
ni gn “trick or treating”
HoWqjui?
imuiitiy planping can do
•l teaspoons baking powder
lt Ieg spoon bait
I 4 teaspoon nutmeg
! 4 teaspoon cinnamon
Heat eggs well; Heat in sugar
mu*
„ dire-1 HaUc^een getivi- and shortening Stir in milk
ties and (muish fun lof young *l)l tir>* ingredients and add.
liters anil gftwQt.i* H.re is a!^» «Ough 2 hours. Turn part
suggested outline for an outdoor i dough onto floured cloth-
relehriuoB in a park or play-1 covered board Keep the rest
ground afoa. ' chilled Turn dough to lightly
Li. hi a bonfire (build in the COVt>r with flour Koll out gently
center of the pla) area and 1 *1 inch thick. ( ut with floured
watched bv a detail of 4-H Club -»V*rp doughnut cutter. Lift
members, or older boys and1 doughnuts on wide spatula.
^,rls | slide quickly into hot fat >390 de-
' Have a costume parade around f''° Fj "huh 15 3 ,0 « inth'>s
the drv Winners could bo **»*• ,Fr>' “ ™n> » «» *
chosen for prettiest costume. I lur,‘cd eas^>- Tu.rn doufh"u,s
most ap„ropr.ate Halloween cos-! « ^ rlf '° surface and show
tume. tuimicsi costume. small- a little color. Fry for 3 minutes
est child in parade, and clever-!'» ,con,'? f,e,‘F b™*" ^
cst character costume, and : w'dtw. 1.1ft from fat ith one
. i lorn. Don l prick doughnuts.
" A ••Hula-hoop" contest, short' 0™°, over k<?tlle and Plac* on
stunts or vaudeville skits by i absorbent paper tn warm place,
clowns, ghosts, goblins, or witch-1^ Pb'"- Kteed or sugared^
cs and a variotv of games played . To doughnuts, add 13
at intervals throughout theeven-K“P bo‘linS «.a,er gradually to
ing would add interest. 11 cup confectioners sugar. Mix
later gather around the fire ■ ^‘P warm doughnuts into
to toasl weiners and marshmal- !he warm glaze,
lows for a parting treat. Close I To su§ar doughnuts: just be-
fore serving shake doughnuts,
one at a time in a paper tag
the evenmg with a short song
session * » _ _ _
' You might like to try time j W»11> » ,B«fc confectioners* of
recipes for other favorite Hallo-
ween treats.
# Cake Doughnuts
4 egg yolks tor 2 whole eggs)
1 cup sugar
2 taplespoons soft shortening
3 4 cup milk
granulated sugar.
To coat with nuts and sugar:
dip warm doughnuts into warm
glaze, then into mixture of y2
School Menus
Menus which will be served
in the 'Ennis Public Schools for
the week beginning October 27
and ending October 31 are list-
ed below AH meals include but-1
ter. jelly, bread or cornbread
and milk. ‘
MONDAY:
Italian Spaghetti
Green Beans?
Sweet Potatoes
Fruit
TUESDAY:
Boiled Ham
Pork and Beans
Potato Salad
Lemon Pudding
WEDNESDAY:
Creamed Potatoees
Patties
Black Eyed Peas
Apple Sauce Cake
THURSDAY:
Turkey & Dressing with Gravy
Cranberry Sauce
English Peas
Fruit Jello
FRIDAY:
Salmon Loaf
Navy Beans
Cabbage-Pepper Slaw
Peach Pie
cup finely chopped nuts. y2 cuj
and 1 i
Apple
2 quarts apple juite
JP
sugar and 1 teaspoon cinqamoq.*
Juicf J»unch
Convention
(Continued From Page I)
2 3” sligks of cinnamon
12 whole cloves
1 No. 2 can pineapple juice
6 cups orange juice
2 cups lemon juice
1 no. 2 can crushed pineapple
1V2 quarts ginger ale
Simmer 2 cups of the juice
with spices in a saucepan aboi^t
15 minutes. Cool and remove
spices. Chill juices until icy cold.
Combine all ingredients. Pour
into a punch bowl. Add a block
ice—for a fancy one, free^
water in a fluted gelatin mold.
Garnish with thin slices qf
orange and maraschino-cherry
halves.
Popcorn Crunch
2.9 caramels
2 tablespoons hpt water
2 quarts salted, popped corn
1 teaspoon butter or marga-
rine.
Place the caramels and hot
water in top of double boiler.
Heat until caramels are melted,
stirring constantly. Pour cara-
mel sauce over popcorn in a
mixing bowl. Stir until all the
popcorn is covered or coated.
Spread the mixture on a lightly
greased cookie sheet or waxed
paper. Break into pieces when
the mixture is dry.
than six months or more than
12 months.
The convention asked for
more funds for the state exten-
sion service, the forestry service
and the experiment stations An-
other state resolution asked for
a check qf protein in untagged
feed, another asked for the ex-
emption of farm traileers from
state licensing while yet another
resolution opposed the change
by legislation enactment of the
divisioi of
com
At
lutiops which were approved
last night included one which
askeg the Secretary of Agricul-
ture 'to enforce the sanitary re-
quirements for production of
manufactured milk and cream.
Another asked all grain trading
be done on the basis of pounds
instead of bushels, while another
resolution seeks a more accurate
cottiyi classing program.
A. H. Evarts Insurance
110 S. DALLAS
Home Business
TR5-3630 TR5-2577
MRS. A. H. EVARTS
, the state into four
imtSlicihers precincts.
it the national level, the reso-
T
The Corner Gift Shop
is now open
4oqw.
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703 N. Sherman Street
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ON THI
AVENUE |
Bv MARY II. GENTRY
C F THOMPSON h;i" return-
tni home from the Lisbon Veter
! uns Hospital and is reported to
be doipg nicely.
MK AND MRS JIMMIF
NICKS and children. MARK.
St is \N AND ( VROI of Wichita
Falls are week end guests in the
home of her mother. MRS. E K
PEEL MK. AND MRS. NICKS
will attend the SMI-Georgia
Tech Football game this after-
noon.
MRS. E. C. MILLER left Fort
Worth for New York City last
Saturday . . On Tuesday she
sailed tor Germany where she
will ioin her husband.
MR. AND MRS. TROY DUN-
CAN will visit their son. TROY
JR. in Waco and attend Baylor
Homecoming festivities and the
Baylor-Texas A&M Football
game tonight.
BETTY RIDER is a week end
guest in Waco visiting with
TERRY FLYNN. Her parents,
MR. AND MRS. BILL RIDER will
attend the Baylor-Texas A&M
game tonight.
Guests of MRS. G. W.
SCHOEPS Friday were MR. AND
MRS. D. M. COFFEV of Tyler
and MRS. A. CLARK of Dallas.
Week end guests in the home
of MR. AND MRS. W. A. CARD-
WELL are his brother-in-law and
sister. MR. AND MRS. W. S.
CANNON of Nacogdoches. THE
CARDWELL’S son-in-law and
daughter, MR. AND MRS. RAY-
MOND C. WOOD of Dallas will
visit with them Sunday. MRS.
WOOD will remain here for a
visit with her parents until
Wednesday.
Celebrating birthdays Sunday
will be LEON WALKER, MRS.
RAYMOND KRUTILEK, BRENT
JONES, NANCY B R A C K I N ,
FREDDIE HILGERS, FREDDIE
BOURLAND, CAROLYN BAR-
TO, MRS. FRANK NOVOTNY,
MRS. E. R. KELLY, MRS. J. W.
SANDERS, TOMMY WHITLOCK,
JACK RHEA and NANCY CAL-
HOUN. MR. AND MRS. GEORGE
H. PARMA will celebrate their
21st wedding anniversary Sun-
day and MR AND MRS. HOMER
DOHERTY will celebrate their
wedding anniversary. Also on
Sunday, DR. AND MRS. A. L.
THOMAS will celebrate their
53rd anniversary.
On Monday LEROY PATTER-
SON, ROBERT EDWARD GOOD-
WIN, MRS. JOHN MIMS, MRS.
PETE MORALES, PATSY
JOANN McADAMS, AUBREY
SILLS, LINDA KAY YOWELL
and MRS. LOUIS M. ZABOJNIK
will celebrate their birthday and
MR. AND MRS. JOE KNIZE SR.
will celebrate their golden wed-
ding anniversary and MR. AND
October 27
lUuitcmakt'rv everywhere will
Ih1 .thlc to Obtain Honey uilh tin'
'NMttt't new Honey coming on
(lie market Honey week, which
Mart it the week of iHiobor 27.
will Iw* celebrated over the en-
tire continent Honey purchased
in amount*' of -ox or more con-
tainer*. otter m*v< rat advantages
It i> catty to handle It does not
have to tie refrigerated; and it
keeps indefinitely
Co-Star in “Marjorie Morningstar"
For a month the Warner
Bios' "Marjorie MorniniHat •
company transplanted itself
from the sound stages of Ilollv
w»hhI to the famous Adiron-
dack* resort of Sramnn Manor
to film the Herman Wonk best
selling novel which eo stars
Gene Keiiy ami Natalie Wood
The beautiful mountain resort
was chosen because of its im-
mediate identification with the
fictional South Wind the scene
of Marjorie's early romantic act
ventures as described in the
novel.
The company of almost 150
Tortoni, popular dessert of Italian origin. become* a now
dessert thrill when made with ttw* n*«vt crumb* of cake quality
doughnut*. It * • dMMrt to c4mnmm» for gWSSt occasions a* well ns
for family treat* bccauM of it* haiuLomcncm, good taste and
Msc of making.
Doughnut Tortoni i* made by adding doughnut crumbs to
•oftcmM vanilla ice cream. U»e the packaged nowdered suear
doughnuts from your groevr’s rwady-to cat cake dopertnient. Trie
onlv other ingmlicnts you neect are vanilla ice creom. maraschino
cherries, and paper souffle cup* or i>aper cup cake liner*.
Doughnut Tortoni
1 quart vanilla ice cream % cup chopped maraschino cherries
4 cak* quality doughnuts whole cherries for garnish
cup cake liners
Break the doughnuts into large crumbs with a fork. Place ice
cream in a bowl, and stir until soft. Add doughnut crumbs and
chopped cherries, and pour mixture into paper cups. Place in
freezer space until serving time. Garnish with whole maraschino
cherries at serving time, and serve in paper cups.
Dish Supper
Held Thursday
for New SS Class
The newly organized Couples
Class of the First Presbyterian
Church met Thursday in t h e
foome of Rev. and Mrs. R. B.
Brannon for a covered dish sup-
per.
Members attending were the
hosts, Rev. and Mrs. Brannon,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Burden,
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Harris, Mr. and
Mrs. Michael Wensowitch, M r.
and Mrs. Frank Novotny, Mrs.
Ladis Novotny and Mrs. Bob
Toupal.
Mr. Brannon is teacher of the
class. Class officers are Mr. and
Mrs. F. Novotny, who will serve
as co president, and Mrs. Brash-
er, secretary-treasurer.
TO HOMECOMING
Miss Lillian McClain is spend-
ing the week end in Waco to
attend Baylor Homecoming: she
will also attend the football
game.
With Honey always available
on the cupboard shelf or on the,
storage shelves in the utility'
room, menus can he planned
without having to stop to order moved 3000 miles to Sacroon to
oi to go to Hie market In plan-1 capture on film the Joyousness
ning meals Honey can bo used am| excitement and beauty of
around the clock Added to cer- ,an eastern mountain playground,
cal or spread on toast it helps j Among other scenes, the Adi-
start the day right because it romlacks setting was used to
gives energy to the body. Whe-. stage the bullfight dancing se-
nior one lunohos at home, school, quence. for which some dancers
or carries a lunch. Honey again anj musicians were brought.
adds energy as well as makes a | from Hollywood and others re- I hr latter soceno was stolen
This is aLo the vetting for
Natalie Wood’s dance number,
in whith she not only prove*
that slu* ha*, one of the pretti-
est pair of leg* in Hollywood,
hul aLo one of the most agile
pair Natalie’s dame, which
starts as a traditional heel-tap-
pun: Spanish number and do-
\elopes into a frenzied rock-and
roll, was choreographed by Jack
Baker, who also is responsible
(or the staging of the bullfight
dance sequence with Kd Wynn
Milton Sperling produced
“Marjorie Morningstar,” which
opens Sunday at the l'laze Thea-
tre. with Irving Rapper the di-
rect otr.
The company spent several
days In New York, filming
1 scenes at Bellevue Hospital, at
an apartment house on Central
Park West, in Greenwich Vil-
lage. and in front of Radio City.
American Legion
Junior Auxiliary
To Install Officers
Officers of the American Le-
gion Junior Auxiliary will be j
installed at 7:30 p.m. Monday
at the American Legion Hall.
Mrs. 0. H. Lumpkin will be
installing officer.
Officers to be installed are
Ann Hightower, president; Lou-
ise Winterrowd, vice-president:
Jerri Rankin, secretary; Donnie
Hagler, treasurer-historian.
Sponsors of the organization
will be appointed by the Ameri-
can Legion.
Members of the Legion Auxi-
liary and other visitors have
been extended an invitation by
the president, Ann Hightower, to
attend the installation service.
Refreshments will be served.
delicious sandwich spread. It
can be used with vegetables,
meats, on or in desserts for the
evening meal.
Honey is used in a variety of
ways at our modern American
Institution, the Snack hour, whe-
ther it is mid-morning, mid-af-
ternoon. or at TV or radio time.
Honey is recommended as a
j valuable aid in promoting
health. It aids in the retention
of calcium by young infants.
Child specialists often include
Honey in formulas as a carbohy-
drate milk modifier. Honey con-
tains in limited quantities min-
erals and vitamins which aid
the growth and health of the
cruited from the local area.
Mrs. Brumley
Is Hostess
Far HD Meeting
The Central Hi Home Demon-
stration Club met in the home of
Mrs. B. M. Brumley for an all
day meeting Thursday.
Program for the day was on
“Crafts.” Mrs. Marvin Borders
of Waxahachie gave a demon- j
stration on “Plant Craft” using
plastic. During the morning.
Mrs. Borders made violets, ivy,]
poinsettas, dogwood, caladium, j
l that is. a concealed camera fol-
lowed Miss Wood as she per-
formed on Fifth Avenue the
normal actions of a young lady.
Without the customary presence
of hairdressers, makeup and
wardrobe people, or others eas-
| ily identifiable as film-making
confederates, director Rapper
was able to photograph Miss
Wood unrecognized by the busy
New Yorkers. He was happy, in-
deed, that she looked so much
like any Marjorie Morningstar.
body It is a safe food since I daffodils. Mrs Shirley Sib
bacteria which cause diseases in
human beings cannot grow in it.
Order Honey now and be pre-
pared to enjoy this food every-
day.
Boys Steal Chief's
Station Wagon
ST. LOUIS. (AP).—A
Ennisite's Neice
To Bo Married
pie of 10-year-old boys swip-
ed the fire chief’s flame-red
station wagon from in front
of his home in the St. Louis
suburb of Berkeley. Six blocks
away the vehicle went out of
control and knocked down a
mail box, three garbage cans,
bounced off two cars, ran
over five front lawns and
smashed into a car parked in
a driveway. The boys said it
all happened when they tried
to turn on the siren and
flashing red lights but could
not find the switches.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Brookshire
have received announcement of
the approaching marriage of
c?u* their neice, Miss Jean Elizabeth
MRS. R. S. FORSON will cele-
brate their wedding anniversary.
Thomas, of Haleyville, Alabama,
to Gary Giel Gore, Milwaukee,
Wisconsin,
Miss Thomas is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Thomas of
Haleyville. Mr. Gore is the son
of Leroy Gore, Wisconsin pub-
lisher and author of the book,
“Joe Must Go.”
HOSPITAL NEWS
Visiting hours at Ennis
Municipal Hospital are It
to 11 a.m., 3 to 4 p.m. and V
to 8 p.m.
Ed. Bozek
Mrs. Jack Cryer
P. V. Carpenter.
D. Foutch
T. J. Cole
Mrs. Emma Hcjny
T. J. McElvy
J. T. Berry
A. J. Brenton
Mrs. Teresa Sebek
A. W. Hayes
Mrs. James Turner and infant
daughter
Mrs. J. P. Gibbons and infant
son.
ley gave demonstration on figur-
ine painting and crystal craze on
glassware. Members participated
in these crafts.
During the business session,
Mrs. Sibley, club president, ap-
pointed Mrs. Henry Hinton. Mrs.
Jim Brazier and Mrs. Louis |
Hroza Jr. to serve on the menu
committee for the clubs annual
Thanksgiving dinner.
Attending the covered dish
luncheon, which was served at
noon, and the crafts program
were ten members and guests,
Mrs. Borders, Mrs. Charlie Stev-
enson of Waxahachie, Mrs. E.
H. Hiett of Dallas and Mrs. Emil
Moucha of Ennis.
Walker's Roofing Service
New Roofs Applied
Old Roofs Repaired
Free Estimates
Work Guaranteed
Call TR5-3996
FOR SALE
Nice three bed room home In
first class condition, East
Denton Street. $6,300.00
Good 5 room & bath house,
one lot on East Brown Street,
close in, worth the money
$4,250.00
Nice modern new brick vene-
er 5 rooms, bath and half, car-
pets, built-in-oven, nicely lapd
scaped with grass and trees.
Already financed, 535 Lake-
shore Drive.
Nice Lot Facing 257 feet on
West Gilmer Street, large
enough for two nice dewllings
W. D. ARDEN
Exclusive
Agent
Ennis
Vote For
DON ESSELMAN
Democratic Nominee
FOR DISTRICT CLERK
General Election Nov. 4, 1958
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