1967
THE PERKINS JOURNAL
rkson,
Y Belle IVhitmore May 28, at 2 p.m. at the Oak
:>ak Dale Home Builders Dale club house.
club, in reeog- The club is celebrating 30
of Home Extension week. years of service to the communi-
former members and ty. From a membership of eight
of the club with a tea when it was organized, it hfis
grown to one of the larger clubs
in the county. Present member-
ship is in the twenties.
In every community there is a
need for fellowship, good cheer,
community activity and growth,
Freezer Beef
lb
Hind 0ts.
47c lb 55C
Choice
6 mo. to Pay
Cut & Wrap FREE
3 - ½ gal. ctn.
Mellorene $1.o0
Real Hickory Smoked
Bar-B-Q
"Cupid" Made To Go
Hamburgers 5.$1.oo
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Pork Ribs
or Fryers
Served or to Carry Out
Open
Until
8Undays
11: p.m.
Select a steak cu.t from U.S. Choice
Beef--have it cooked free
Cupid Call
S Orders
'MEAT WITH APPROVAL" Li7-2266
and the Home Builders club has
fulfilled this need. In cases of
tragedy, sickness and death, the
club has always been ready to
help.
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Cooking Know-How i
W h e n m a k i n g sandwiches,
spread the mayonnaise, s a n d-
wich spread or relish on slices of
meat, poultry or fish rather than
on the lettuce or bread. The
sandwich won't get soggy.
Chicken, when roasting, will
take on a beautiful golden glaze
when it's brushed several times!
with / cup of honey mixedwith i
cup of orange juice. [
When bacon is leftover from
breakfast, crumble it and usefor
seasoning salads, vegetables or I
muffins, j
Grated carrots or potato
make a good extender for meat
loaves.
Parsley will take you through
many garnishes if it's washed
and kept damp in a covered jar,
refrigerated.
Granulated sugar sprinkled
on top of the meringue on pie
helps it to brown more easily as
well as to cut it neatly, without
For a fabulous
Buffet Di ner
You will enjoy the
_RESTAU RAN
Every Sunday
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PAGE ELEVEN
The Home Builders club, a-
long with the community club
purchased the Oak Dale school
house and furnished it for a club
house.
In past years the Clarkson
Cemetery was its main project.
Safety has always been
stressed. Country road hazards
have almost been eliminated
through club efforts. ,.
Every year, a pie supper helps
to furnish treats for the entire
community. Also in county wide
drives for Red Cross, Cancer,
etc. the club does its share. Sev-
eral of our member's boys are
serving in the Army for the
United States and you.
We salute the following char-
ter members, Mrs. Minnie Thom-
as, Mrs. Viola Maryott, Mxs. Joe
Shellhammer, Mrs. Lucille Shell:
hammer, and Mrs. Dick Goble,
who still live in the vicinity, for
seeing the need of a club to
serve this community and help-
ing it be a success and to make
people proud to live in a work-
ing community.
SUSANNE CIRCLE MEETS IN
The Susanne Circle met in the
home of Mrs. Erma Brixey on
May 17 at 1:30. There were sev-
en present.
Mrs. Iva Rusco acted as chair-
man in the absence of Betty
Jarvis.
A short business meeting was
conducted by Mrs. Rusco.
Mrs. Sophia ogcrs presenteK ram,
the lesson, "Design for Growth",
scriptures were taken from Mat-
thew 24:14-46.
Refreshments of strawbgxry
shortcake, coffee and tea were
served by the hostess to the fol-
lowing: Kay Griffin, Lillian
Westfall, Ira Rusco, Vio/et Mar-
tin, Ruth Stanley and Sophia
Rogers.
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