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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15
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BREAKFAST: Ia n g crimes, broiled kidneys, wholegrain toast, tart jelly, coffee Cor sub-
 stitute), milk.
 LUNCHEON: Rice tomato soup in cups, kidney bean spread sandwiches, peanut but ter and carrot sandwiches, apple sauce, tea, milk.
 CHRIST MAS DINN E R: Cream of celery, roast turkey, dressing and giblet gravy, cram berry sauce, msahed potatoes, green beans. baked corn, head lettuce with French dressing, hot rolls, mince pie, candy, coffee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15
By MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX NEA Service Staff Writer

The meat-sharing program does not threaten the strength and health of men and women who work hard in war plants, according to Dr. Rob- ert s. Goodhart, technical adviser, Nutrition in Industry, Office of De- fense Health and Welfare.
 But a man doing heavy work must eat in his lunch box and at home, not only his 9 Ia pounds of re- stricted meats week, but also suf- ficient amounts of milk, cheese, eggs, poultry, fish, liver, tongle, kidneys,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15

Seems as if we have . lot of traditional recipes today; but in tls Yankee Kitchen, we like old r3cipes. Of course, We have to .sndardize them and bring them rp to date, but have you ever thought how near our cooking prob lains today are the same as our !, .andmothers'? Not too much gar. not the easy-to-cook meats Se were used to, more emphasis on !, lod health?
 We've had . lot of fun with our baked bean recipe. People have emed to like 1t as we do; it is a traditional old New England coun- try recipe. A while ago, we had s guest on the program Dorothy llggins of Boston, who talked ,out baking in her furnace. That 5 arted lot of conversation and l, res something that you can cook in your furnace if you burn coal ald have the right kind of grate. Hut if you are kitchen range cook, like most of us, it is still a uelectable and fragrant way to b.ke beansl
 Baked Beans
 There are several varieties of beans to bake; the small, white pea 0aan, delicate in favour, tender in .exture. A general favorite is the yellow eye, . larger, sturdier bean
 white with a yellow mark or eye in it's center. The red kidney bean is very rich and strong. But what pver kind of bean you buy, try to nave them fresh this season, other wise you will have to soak or par boil them and much of their favour will be lost.
 Take two cups of dry beans, pick lar and wash, place in a bean pot tn a small onion, 1 teaspoon of salt, 2 tablespoons of molasses, M teaspoon dry mustard. Bury a junk of salt pork (about h pound) in the beans, cover with cold water and place in 6 moderate oven.
 Whom they have become heated through, that is, when you car l .gin to smell them, place the cover on the pot. Bake slowly for 6 to hours. If they become dry, add littlo cold water; and if they arr baking too fast, remove the covel 50 they will not become mushy. On' hour before serving, remove thu cover to brown the beans, and t cvaporate any excess moisture. Dt not spoon them out of the pot fol you will mush the beans. DumI them in to . big soup tureen.
 Serve with tomato ketchup anC bread-and-butter pickles and browI bread or johnny cake.
 When we get our meat. we wan to stretch 1t to the limit. Any thought of wasting meat is just no to be considered. We think tha' many Swedish recipes are . wei
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15
Your Health :!

Dr. William Brady's daily health article from now on will be found on the editOr- ial page of the Democrat. See page 6 today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15
ANOTHER DEATH SCENE

Veronica Lake, who boomed to stardom by dying without honor in her first picture, T Wanted Wings" dies for the first time since in "So Proudly We Hail." this time hero- ically.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15
HOPE HUNS

HOPE HUNS
 The song one hears Bop Hope humming between scenes of "Star Spangled Rhythm" at Paramount these days is a cowboy ditty written by Bob,s brother Jack. It is en- titled I'm Hanging Up My Saddle"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15
Latest Styles
-WE. THE WOMEN
Johnny DOughboy Gets Last Laugh On Radio Comedians
By RUTH MTLLETT

Mothers, wives and sweethearts of
 men in service don't think it's so funny when a radio comedian. to get 8 laugh. shows Johnny Dough-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15

To come into hold the schooroom and tho playground emotional security which he cannot hayn in house itself have discipline without which of responsibility to himself his family his teachers discipline from parents who a points must have idea of good sportsahp which
 
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15

children in the school roo playground? complain when they funk tner lessons and fall with their playmates.
 CAROLINE CHATFIELD.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15
CAROLINE CHATFIELD.

 Letters unsuitable for publication viii be an.wsred confidence Write Miss Ch"theld fin Nh heN
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15

come and savoury change from 50 many things that we have become too used to, perhaps. When you get your next pound of hamburg, why not cook it this way? It's delicious, and your whole family will want "seconds" we are surel
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15

little his mind divided between the dark thoughts that hs pretty front he wants to put to pubic can't concentrate his lessons nor join the happy children between his paymates that have family life cuts him to the quick gives painful nferOr that makes him want to crawl in his she'll
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15

Children suffer acutey things aren't right between their fathers and mothers ppng parent scolding parent couple fighting parents they feel the necessity or nong te become furive and fearful In ccssnce of their pu preten deepons they cheated f inc best thing be natural and free
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15

on1 heore he state about hem hs emotions arc sending egraphc telling him that all
 his parents in their relationship 70 one another emotionay upset which means that ms everywhere else cut down immeasurapy
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15
Caroline Chatfield Sqys Today
Ia ChiId's Soul Is a Seismograph
Title Registered. U. s. Patent once

lH Nhll0 s 0OUA 10 O GSAOAAAV8A
 prnts are you satisfied children are turning
 nd e forming If not had occurred to you ot te trouble might with you2 We grownups are likely o comprehension of what goes on around nm We don't little soul selsogran registering eVeS hemou of his world which Is his home.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06

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snfaOslux AalAswsng an xinsss
MrA j r. Raaafa rctuFned last
Nesk from heF haase Isl Philadelphia
Miss Hlsere ais2 mak called 81 a
egasnt IL ne NEe 81 hfx fautser
Mr. Laura Maya H<ffe. Laura A.
End Pat Aiayx sprnf Sunday 81
Mississippi City with nj, and Mrs
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Mrs Fufest Cfxlaree and nstie m.n.
Forrest III, were mosea 10 useT
aoue fHoan Inc Mosslis inilFnasy
lA&t week.
Mr& Prank pittnan has returned
- hef hase ia 5aeka Miss alter
. visit % her mother. MFx Madeira
c4rloI
Mrs Il q Kiey ard Mrs PTssx
Conner zEant Friday n Mohils.
Mias OtIlle Sman mnYex4 10 ksf
r home on DanlxieF street. where
she Nin be clad = RESERVE Ter
friends
Nj and Mira. ] / smith slssnl
the week end IN Patnyune, Mt
MRS q L. Bond ard Misses Alice
and Margaret Cotnner spent Sattlr-
day ia Mobile.
Mrs Ann Hanke4slzax returned
"Wednesday to heF hgaff ~ Greens
bnrn. Ala. after = Sks4 IN lhN f1rane
81 NJ. ana Mra Hnfsat Crabafpn
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Advance First Aid
Course To Begin
Next Monday Night

An advanced course IN first aid
Miii Be given 20 those who have fln-
ishcd The standard eoaFse starting
Monday nisht az next week Febra-
AIRY 2. II Was announced today hY
Mrx Warren B. Seeiy. qualified Red
CrnSs instructor. vino has bern cua-
ducslng first aid classes Tor u8e
past several months in RascagoHIA
Vernon LaanIek q rneAn SPRINGS.
aaafified Red Gross first aid na-
sErzcsDr. will he IN charge Of the
advanced course
There are about - persons, re-
Gently completing The primary
course who vii be eligible % re-
ceive the Instructions IL the senior
division. TIE CLASSES vii BE- cen
Quoted each niallt Ia the weck. with
Two hours instructions being given
each night TIE scnooi Win CLOSE
"a Friday night following 10 hours
Of Instruction
The first aid instructions are De-
ing given q part of the Civilian
Defense training program About
tWo weeks age a nez class with Sc
Students was started IN paseaeoula
under the direction Of Mrs Seeiey
Another new rourse vii begin DUR
ING the latter parE Of the month
the date and time OF which viii be
announced LATER. One other class
Is being plafAe1 for the residents
Of the MaFaamf Housing project
Mrs Seeley stated. The date fer
this class vii as announced later.
Al classes II first aid are being
given at the PaAagoula High school
I1ioSe Interested in r~eeeiginR this
training are requested 20 contact
Mfs. Seeley.
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pascag0ula Club
Discusses Topics
Official Interest

The paseaeogia bushes Club net
Tuesday night ~ this week az tie
PaHca&nula Community House and
discussed . number q Wubiems ana
matters q interest . paseagolla
and Community HosEse One of TIE
largest atlendafHez II several
months waa nresent.
House Bill "a. non before tfle
HbAAipfH asa5e Legislature uas
discussed Il f1Hth ms an ns1slss
poflde 10000 for ADVERTISING ue
industrial ana resort facilities IL ne
state u wa2 40iuted ont thAf 20
atete@ Ia u1H EatAn are nov con-
during aueh advertising e0mpaiRn4
= special e1snmittee VS. appoint
~ - tnseAt4sate TIE pasaiballfF Ct
seeufiue one 81 tfse aasernnenf
miniature plane building program
for Paeeaeqala. These miniature
planes. Il & nropoaed. would 81 built
- TIE y0aasa I8a 81 TIE community
under The MHMftDn q : supervisor
ard their purpose would be 70 nfo
auee craft which would ssrye 70
better aeQaaln1 tie citizens with tie
types q American planes and enemy
aHefaft nos being used IL the wez-
ent Nar Knowing the enemy arr
craft ard beng able = distinguish
0efn a. aAsAt > important in civil
~ 0efepss + Is pointed out Tne
planes aAsa ean b. azez s. targets
fef training machine Gun sighting
ftiipNtae To business session =
a en1se6 aatGed Aafzaxu -
serted under ne difeeshaa y JIM
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06

Miss Virginia HIldehrand was
here on : short vacation from Hunt
ingdon College at Montgomery. Ala
for a week end visit 20 her parents.
Nj and Mrx Lester Hlidtbrand
Nj and Mrs v. r. De5eAn have
received 3 telegram from their son
EalsIn l. n DeJean. who enlisted
~ the Z. 8 Navy LAT seek. flaat he
has bern assigned Tor training al
the Great Lakes Naval Training
station near Chicago
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T. StefdsenA. and Billie Jean VII
lian1s spent Sunday II New ORLEANS
~ guests IN the home Of Mr.. :. A.
Godfng
Miss Gloria Cole esssles from Hew
ORLEANS % spend ulis geek end nth
ntf pafeutS CalN. and MR.. II ~
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turning home ust evening.
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mere GseF tie weekend = t4f guean
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has gu1t loanAed tle pDa Office staff
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woFk o uaM kind last july ard
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Moss Point II. T. 4.
Arranges Address
BY State President

MH4 q G cIakE state president
q uae Parent Teacher Aaselatlon
I'll address auN Npa ruzzzt PTA-
81 - regular HzsuEhly MEETING II b.
Red - Tu01zF evening. February
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tar School aztszzaf7sun. s saa arr
naaaeed TO-DAY - Arx y = kela9n.
u secretary
The ofeists = ne Aoas Point
era1u are pfuaa - have sis oA-
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car 3 ~ = HENa4 maaE
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outstanding Nazaen and s = vefF
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A. Parent Teacher nfzzaH6Alorz
q JAekson County are exEkHa1s1 3
eoz1zzH ~iuF1aaftan 20 a1tsaI Nlia
pleeanz - 31 CLARK - kase .
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q members IS aszus Urged
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Notes OF Activities
At Junior College

New Instrurtar IN Home ErsnaInlrs
Miss r Elizabeth Stephenson Of
CentreflIle. Teng3essee. has besIl
selected to succeed Mr. y -
ONeaI. formerly Miss MARY Eean0r
Johnston. who resigned IS instruct
oF IN Home EcossumieS at Harrison-
Stone-Jack0n Junior College. ful~
lowing her recent marriage.
Mss Stephenson has Tire = s. De-
gree from state Teachers College
Of Murfreezbufo Tennessee. and the
N. S Degree ii HoznF Economics
from the University of Tennessee
&se has had experiences II teaching
both high school and cnliege hoEne
ecoE1onick and Was fof zaze time
coEsnaeted MiEh the John Brown
University 81 Sloan SPRING.
Arkansas. Daring uae first semester
Of Tire session she N0s guest IN
xtrucf<r al MEssi&apu Southern
College a. Hattiesbnrg.
B. Y. r. &. stnay CszFses
Miss Electra Warren. from the
state Bapftz4 Training uniun De-
narEnaent office IN jackson Is IL the
tnla6ss collnea tk1ta week 20 offer =
course la 9eEAH B Y. p u. Ad-
m~inistration. I'm Tuesday fn0rflina
Miss Warren conducted ne deVS-
uoEzi service foF the assembly.
Camera CIah In Assembly
On Friday morning the Camera
Club rad charge o. the assembly
.aa.4aaara rf8s4a T4~a-i.kawf tF.Ffaaa
Sekul. presided. and gave 4 briez
history Of the club, including the
announcement ef the annual prize
awarded The winner of the best
snapshot accepted tor publication
IN tsle perkolatsr An outline a the
process o. developing Wa given b.
Jame Brent. Of Biloxi. followed -
= deutoFaarat11n q thE printing
proe=S - EFa Freeman. also Ct
Biloxi Betty East9n. GmlfrDfk dis
cuzSed TIE Is u color IN pictures
and EaFi Casanova Biloxi, gave
practical s1eRegEies Tor securing
fatxeaful pictures
Officers Of the club TINS Year are
Wallace 6ekui. Biloxi. president.
Wefleln Nlolet pass Christian. vice-
president. Beffzsce Carter. Pasea-
goala. secretary Heien Can. 6Uif-
p0rt treasurer Tom Baza. 1Ulf-
port Fep11teF. Professor Ingram q
the Chemistry Department 5 span
sox.
William Walker. AiHiatpH City.
~ eAected - freshman fepsesen-
tatlse On the Student Council
TIE Wesley Foundation sg1f&or-
e ! Hloet impressive NezW SeTf-
see Sunday evening. slE1 HeF. H
=. Htih1n. of Ny A1teu - Eue3k
speaker Harres Byrd Of EseafaAbm
president A Ire organization pre-
SIDED
= large group II students and
faculty members en50yee Ire f0fEiAl
Dance Saturday evening sponsored
- TIE Social Recreation Committee
Harold Wnaasa. president q hle
STUDENT CouEaa avoke II assembly
Tuesday mazTalns 0f cIsh Attract
iseEe
President MaY attensea 3 meet
iHe Of the CaIeEe CouiaeE: fof NYA
ia jackson q thursday ana FFbfny
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Cam % rHANKs

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Please aeesU eur thanks bcqaaa
expression
Gratefully.
EacATABPA PEOPLE
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Bruce and Philip Alapafsf. eho
hnpe Just concluded TIE TRIAL g.
etninations for the iigat semester a.
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PASCAGOULA

Ife incest nouF4eF y0u can Show Yoar Kunsix from ol ii town
IL TO have their names mentioned On khis local naoe TIE nlrazt
courtesy you znpw your friends i 10 IT them learn III yvn visa
through thts pnHe wben yuu 90 awny,
The Local and aasefx ReaasgaT I'll ena8aer Il : esaa&nrV N41eHs9
ever yon VII give Us an iMm o. any kind just phone A1 a.
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