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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-11-12
Shippers Southwest Sport. o. Graph"
X. +. DIXON

DALLAS, TeXas-Ihe 1913 SWAC football title chase be-
came 2ean affair after Saturdays hosties Souhems
'aeuais holding the whip hand Prairie Views Panhers close
ana securely enreneed in the second slot The Paners knock
ea leXaS out OF the title running with 200 licking while the
focklng Southern juggenaut continued their indicated
Tied way with $50 triumph Bishops Tigers typical
Southern Homecoming fashion, The reuvenated Samuel Huston
Dragons bagged Is point lead the Austin Homecoming and
en held on ganey to epuse threatening Arkansas raj
by 1914 score.
Zip Gayles Langston Lions turned the heat and kept
the pressure on throughout to drb the Wiley Wildcats 100 in
Oklahoma Tiosons Eagles spoiled Texas State Univer
sitys Homecoming IN houston with decisive shelaeking
This leaves TSU, Wiley Bishop all the
single conference victory to their credit.
Red Estons Philander Smith Partners took advantage
of break to pTance explosive 1910 triumph
menacng Jackson College eleven from Mississippi last
day night in Little Rock The Clark College outfit
viers Gold Rush 1912 push Rushs
began
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metropolitan
To;lorins Co.

Artistic Tsi,oriog"
,u,ts Made TO Your Measure
Cleaning, Pressing and
Alte5 atoms
sls w. 9Th 81. PHI. 2-5sl2
5. A. Alexander, Gen. mgr
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Des Arc
Ella Mae Brown

Miss Etherlene Perkins spent
the week end in DuValls Bluff
with her mother -. Ebert Will
liams son of Mr.. and Mrs. Britt
Williams and his bride-to-be mo-
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Malvern
Jimmie Atkinson
Malvern High School

Prof Lawrence Barker, teacher
of Veterans Education has increas-
ed his enrolment since last May
from 81 to Sd
Recent football results: Malvern
and Conway tied &c This week
the boys enjoyed much needed
rest. The Homecoming eelebra-
ton and Queen Coronation was
held at the school auditorium FRI
day night, Oct. 5th. Miss Charlene
Calhoun, Queen accepted h e
crown from the football captain,
Herbert Lee Beard.
Mrs. F. NJ Harvey and Mrs. D.
D. Luster, teachers, honored the
principal, E. E. Bailey with
birthday party.
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Need Me-. Wonder who he is -
EMM is singing to LAY MY
Heart Belongs to Lou ........ A GER
tain Mt. Ollie girl is telling a eer-
tain Wesson girl, you can get
him if you want him. because he's
no good for me-" Wonder whyG
$500. TIM and SIP are riding high
........ PJH is in love with a certain
guy. He wrote her a letter but
she didn't answer Wonder whys
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ing up for the game climbing touchdown \ few later
the Booker intercepted Texas pass Their IS and
made beautiful s4unng return return As to the Texas
10 Booker Jared the middle for yards play and
then H. Beasey caught the Steer secondary mapping with
prise basket the middle Captain Morris Richardson
for the Panhers third and final touchdown Cannon converted
make the 206 Prairie View For Texas Bobbe Meeks
Willie Jones' Payne Ozan Anderson Doss and Phillips
particularly outstanding Horace BeaseY Booker Dillon Brad
Virgil Johnson spanked the Panhes offene while the
sterling play of Big Clip Gpson Irish Heard Tomme Beasey
and Morris Richardson featured their defensive play.
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MT.O OLIVE

The Union Star Singing Con-
vention was held at the Mt. Ollie
Baptist Church Oct. 81 ........ Cos
SIP; Bur and JIM are on like a
light ...... CHI is singing 10 a GER
tain guy Send For Me II You
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oIuS UI pay defeat favored Texas Steer 20 g..
ms SIX point oomed large until Horace Beasey shrewdv pick
ed MS spot and shot bullet yard pass Virgil Johnson
Panther left end who made on the Texas 10 and
then streaked through the visitors secondary Pra
RE View touchdown midway period Cannon convert
ed to make the 76 and thereafter the homelngs the
situation we'll in hand
The third period, though scoreless found the running
freshman Bobbie Mees and the passing Anderson
causing the Panthers plenty trouble As period got
underway with the wind advantage in Prairie Views Dill
Ion doomed 65 yard kick the field
III hole on their 25 Following punt exchange Horace
Beasey passed 40 yards Edward Booker who owned
the Texas 20 roughess penalty moved the ball the Steers
from whence Booker tired through the Texas right tackle stand
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p. V. Panthers Upset Texas

Fred Longs Prairie View
Partners showed some 5000
Panther Homecoming fans the
new look in Prairie View 'mox-
ey' Saturday on Blackshear
Field when they roared back
gamely after a bad pass from
center had been recovered by
Payne of Texas for a gift"
touchdown in the first 30 Sec
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MORNING GROVE

In the school honor students for
the lst 6 weeks were Leon Sisk,
Bird grade and Altha Mae Sisk,
9Th grade. The school will have a
Thanksgiving PLAY and plate sup
per. Mrs. A. M. Smith, teacher.
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West Malvern

Mr.. and Mrs Larkin Noble were
hosts to their niece Bernie Jones
of Pine Bluff ..z.. Born to Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Bragg, daugh-
Ter, Patricia Joyce, September rs.
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southwes. Forecast Saturday, November 18th

Keep your fingers crossed hesePrare View will re-
main running for the SWAC football championship, but
Eddie Grabbing Tigers due to wipe them out OF
the National picture Saturday night Grambng Call
Weys Homecoming if VIII but still spells out as an
nvatona Southern Pass those asprns Elmer
and stand BY with c. for Wiley Seh2rcs
Ianeston tanges Arkansas State in Pine Bluff IN roon
tootn conference which looks close and very rugged
Qunns Tigers might get all steaed-up over . waco
Homecoming but Samuel Husons Dragons will have full control
of the safety throughout If that lovely creole scenery
and architecture doesn't blind the TSU Tigers to the man mat
ter At hand the TS Tigers might spoil the Gold Rushs Home
coming down in New Orleans Saturday afternoon me
most remote huge Cotton Bowl Staau VIII
,d With the rockin sockn rhythm of the Texas College
60. I'D tho pishon Tigers here in Dallas Saturday night
pod Fons Phander Smith Panthers should ehaK up am
other win Saturday against Campbell College on neu he
in Hope Arkansas.
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tored from Marion Ohio 10 be
married in his home .=. Mrs.
Burney Logan is ILL.,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Horny
Singermun Honored
AT Farewell Purfy

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Singerman,
who depart soon for Bogalusa,
La, where he has accepted a po-
sition, were honor guests at a
party given by the employees OF
Rosenblums where he has been
manager for several months.
On their arrival at the home Of
Mrs. E. E. Cole at 400 Columbus
Drive, where the party took place,
Mrs. Singerman was presented
with a shoulder corsage of Grim
son carnations and MI. Singer.
man with a white carnation bou'
tonniere.
The party took the form of
chicken and spaghetti supper.
Besides the honoree and Mrs
! Cole, covers were laid for Mr.. anc
Mrs. Ernest Wilson, MI. and Mrs
Sidney Phelps, MI. and Mrs
Don Hawthorne, Mrs. Gladly:
Markey, Mrs. Jewel Harrison, G
T. Martin, Howard Breazeale
Leal Slade and Marion Cole.
Mary Abney, maid at the store
was also present.
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WINTER WONDER


Want to beat Jack Frost at mighty
small cost? Try this: To III cups
sifted SUNNYFIELD FLOUR
from the APP, add " tsp. salt.
Cut in n cup shortening. Add 3
to 4 tbsps. cold
MNW dbd&AM water gradually,
NINW mixing gently
NEE8N with fork. Form
t&$3y into ball. Roll on
S0 lightly Toured
- board to about a
12-inch square. Cut into 4 squares;
place in large muffin tins; and fill
with creamed meat, fish or vege-
tables. Bring corners of squares
together and press. Bake in hot
veH,450'F about " hr. Serves a.
"JUNE-IN-JANUARy" PIE.
Why wait till summer to enjoy
peach pie when APP PEACHES
are so luscious and modestly
priced? Drain contents of a #2h
can; place in pastry-lined pie
plate; cover with mixture of 2
tbsps. -four, n cup sugar and n
cup sour cream; and sprinkle with
n cup grated American cheese.
Bake in hot oven, asst, 35 to
40 minutes. Serves 6.
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Joint Meeting Of
Church Circles
Held On MonduY

A joint melting of the Mary
Reed and the Sarah Bepnet circles
Eof the w. S. c. S. of the First
Methodist church was held at the
church on Monday afternoon.
The devotional service was Civ
en- by Mrs. j. F. Campbell, after
which Mrs. c. A. Carrier, the
newly elected president, conduct
ed a short business session.
The two circles then separated
to meet and name their officers
for the coming year.
Officers of the Sarah Bennett
circle for the new year are as
follows: chairman, Mrs. B. E,
Mckenzie; vice chairman, Mrs.
j. A. Furr; secretary-treasurer
Mrs. R. v. Bardwell; study leader,
Mrs. R.. M. Lucus; assistant study
leader, Mrs. f. F. Warden and
publicity chairman, Mrs. Motley
Byrd.
Mrs. R. v. Bardwell, 500 E,
Tucker, will be hostess at the next
meeting set for Monday, January
10.
Officers elected to head the
Mary Reed circle are Mrs. B. E
Mckenzie, chairman, Mrs. John
Furr, vice chairman and Mrs, r
v. Bardwell, secretary-treasurer.
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N. P. Girls
Continued From Page Six

Continued From Page Six
Bobby Rouse, C. E. Roper, Maggie
Hammond, Norman Wells and
Roy Carter.
Preceding the boys game tie
Moss Point girls team tackled
the Lucedale girls for a 60-l8 win,
making it their second victory OF
the year.
Janet Golf led the Tigerettes
with a total Of 20 points to her
favor and Dell Daily, a hold over
from last year, doing a swell job
of handling the ball.
During the first half the Moss
Pointers scored % points and in
the second half they pulled in 81
points to take the game 60-48.
Starting lineup: Love Hudson,
Dell Daily, Janet Golf, forwards;
Dot White, Alma Long, Annette
Wilson, guards. Substitutions,
Laura Mays, Vivian Bennett.
Lose to Stanislaus
The Tigers lost to StaniAaus
Saturday by a 1924 score at Bay
st. Louis.
The Tigers were slowed down
by their loss of Otis Shattles, for
ward, who fouled out early in
the first half.
At the half the Tigers were
trailing by IL points. The Bay
team came into the second halt
thirsty for a win. They baggeo
nine points to win the game 80
"a.
The starting lineup for Moss
Point was Otis Shattles, j. T,
Shepard. forwards; DANNY Hall,
Rodney Miles, guards; and James
A. Clark at center.
! Substitutions for Moss Point: C
E. Roper, Bobby Rouse.
The same night the Moss Poin'
girls met the st. Joseph girls fol
their third game of the season
and the. third consecutive win
Love Hudson, who played frs
string ball last year, led the Ii
gerettes to victory by scoring
20 points.
At the half the score was rs
in Moss Points favor. Coacl
Floyd put the second team in a
the beginning of the fourth quar-
ter but the score kept rising. TIL
final tally. was 1913 with Mos
Point scoring Fl points to st. Jos
! eph's 6 in the last half.
Starting lineup for Moss Point
! Love Hudson, Dell Daily, Jane
Golf as forwards; Dot White, An
cite Wilson, Alma Long, guards
Substitutions: Polly Franklin
Laura MAYS, Faye Golf, forwards
Vivian Bennett, Robbie Lee Can
field, Bert Thomas, guards.
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Legal Notices
CONTINUED from Page %

Continued from Page y
authority of said section for the afore-
said purposes, which said sum does
not exceed the amount which the
County is authorized TO borrow for
said purposes under said Section 65l6:
NOW. THEREFORE,. BE 1T RESoL-
WE'D AND ORDERED BY THE BOARD
OF SUPERVISORS OF JACKSON
COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI, AS FOL
LOWS:
SECTION 1. That the Board of
Supervisors of Jackson County, Missis-
sippi, does hereby declare its inten-
ton, under the authority of Section
s5i6 of the Mississippi Code of 1912.
to issue the Road Protection Bonds
of said County in the amount of One
Hundred Twenty-Five Thousand Dol
lars (s125, 000) for the purpose of ex-
tending the road protection of the
County and protecting, by seawall or
road protection, streets, highways,
roads or connected Herewith
extending TO or along the side of har-
bors. boat landings or docks.
SECTION 2. That this resolution and
order shall forthwith be spread upon
the minutes of said Board and a true
CODY thereof shall Immediately there
after be published in two successive
weekly issues of The Chronicle Star, q
weekly newspaper published and hav-
ing a general circulation in Jackson
County, Mississippi, and which sale
newspaper has been so published for {
period of more than one year priol
to this date, and the Clerk of thi.
Board shall be and he Is hereby au'
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bowled 60 to Mcllwain Motors
with 1868, and again MeIlwain
Clothiers follows with 1903 and
Jackson County Amusement Co.
takes third with 1863.
Aline Brown stepped up to
first place in the high three games
with a total of 400 with Yvonne
Walker a close second with a score
of $50 and Inez Runnels placing
third with a total of 404,
In averages the five high are
Aline Brown with LA; Yvonne
Walker with 1879; Inez Runnels
and Winnie Jarrett tie for third
with identical scores of 1877; Alyce
Armstrong with l26 and Marie
Fuller with 122.
There will be no league bowling
next week on account of the
fights scheduled.
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A. G. cockersoIe
Passes Away At
Hospital Monday

Alexander G. Cockersole, 81
wears old, died at the Jackson
County hospital Monday after .
short illness.
A native of Leeds, England, Mr.
| Cockersole had lived in Chicago
Ill, for a while and had made his
home in Pascagoula since 1916.
He was a plumber and had beer
employed at Ingalls, Shipyard az
a master steamfitter for several
years. He was with the U. S
| Maritime Service from 1887 tc
| 1899. Mr.. Cockersole was well
known in Pascagoula. He was {
member of the Church of Englanf
or the Episcopal church in thi:
country.
Funeral services were conduct
ed Thursday at 10 a. m. at Stoke
Funeral Chapel by the Rev. F. S
Resch, rector of st. Johns Epis,
copal church, with interment il
Greenwood cemetery.
Pail bearers were James F. Vel
cich. Foster Baird, Lee C. Beck
ham, William Moore, Captain c
T. Torjusen and J. Guy Krebs
Honorary pail bearers were
George j. Granlund, v. P. DeJean
J. r. Watts, G. E. Briggs, Captain
H. H. Cole. Charles Ferrer, Ma
jor L. E. Cox, Norwood Alley
Hermes F. Gautier, Ralph Savage
Vernon Pitcher, culley Avera and
Frank S. Canty.
He is survived bv one son, A. G.
Cockersole. Jr., of Belzoni, Miss.
and two sisters, Mrs. G. r. Johns.
ton of Sydney. Australia, and
Mrs. G. II. Johns If Portland, Ore
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thorized and directed 70 cause such
publication to be made as herein pro-
vided for.
SECTION 3. That II. within fifteen
Ci5) days after the first publication OF
this resolution and order. twenty-five
per centum t25el of the qualified
electors of jackson County petition
he Board of Supervisors of said County
for an election to determine whether
or not the adoption of this resolution
and order should be annulled, then
and in that event such election shall
be ordered by the said Board OF Super
visorsi and If. at such election. a ina
iority of these voting vote in favor of
the adoption of this resolution and
order. then the same shall be valid
and effective; but If a majority shall
vote against this resolution and order.
II shall be annulied and shall be inef-
fective and no further effort shall be
made to borrow funds for the afore-
said purposes for a period of six
months from the date of such election.
Provided. that IL no such petition be
presented within fifteen (l5l days af-
ter the first publication of this reso-
luton and order. then this resolution
and order shall be valid and effective.
and the said Board Of Supervisors
shall thereafter proceed promptly to
order and direct the issuance and sale
of said bonds for the purposes herein
authorized. without submitting the
question of the issuance thereof at an
election to be held for that purpose,
SECTION 4. That this resolution and
order shall be published the first time
on January is, l948.
Supervisor Khayat seconded the mo-
ton to adopt the foregoing resolution
and. the question being put to a roll
call vote, the result was as follows:
Supervisor Roy o. Cumbest votec
aye.
Supervisor Joe v. Krebs voted aye
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Dwellers along the coast have
always enjoyed oysters and dishes
piepared with oysters have be-
eUme food for epicures. But peop-
Ie, who have never known the
taste Of seafoods or how to pre-
pare them, can enjoy the recipe:
we have chosen as winners this
week.
Put a little glamour into your
menu and treat the family 70 one
81 the following dishes. The pre-
paration is simple, but the re
snlts are delicious.
Nothing is more temptinglY
ssavorY than a flavorsome stew
correctly made. It's a shame
that h~aphazard methods have
cast a cloud Of disparagement
sover the rightful glory of this
dish.
The basis of stew is meat.
any leftover meat is a must
for stew. but the preparation
land seasoning is what makes
your family ask for seconds.
And stew. besides being filling.
is easily prepared.
FIRST PRIZE
MRS. HAROLD E. JONES
AIS Beardslee
Moss Point
~ Oysters Rockefeller
1-3 cup grated onions
"a cup chopped chives
"a cup chopped parsley
8 tbs. chopped celery
J tsp. lemon juice
"a tsp. salt
1-8 tsp. pepper
dash cayenne
~ cup butter
buttered crumbs
8 dozen oysters on half shell
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20 q tDSps. cold
water gradually,
mixing gently
with fork. Form
into ball. Roll on
lightly floured
hoard IN about q
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FAREWELL PARTY

A group of friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Holiday babe them god
speed at a party given in their
honor at Broadwater Beach, We'd
nesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holiday and their
son, Lee, depart Friday for their
former home. Wilmington, N. c.,
goula while Mr.. Holiday was as
after a year of residence in Pasca-
sistant electrical superintendent
at Ingalls,.
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. tbs. spiced vinegar

2 tbs. spiced vinegar
l cup celery, chopped fine
" cup pimiento stuffed olives,
chopped fine
l cup tomato catsup
" cup sweet pickles, chopped
fine
tabasco sauce, to taste
Clean oysters of any suspicion
of grit or shell. Simmer over low
flame for 20 minutes, remove from
fire and add vinegar, set aside to
cool. When cool chip fine, add
other ingredients, put in large
fuit jar or cacktail shaker. Place
in refrigerator until serving time,
just before serving, shake until
well blended and serve. Serves s
or 10. Should be made up al
least two hours before serving
Tabasco may be kept out and
brought to table at serving time
as there are guests who like to
gauge the amount of hot sauce as
they like it.
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Judges .Undble To
Make Scheduled
Inspection Tour

The final tour of inspection of
the entries in the Inter-City Beau
tification contest has been post
ponel until the latter part of jan
uary or the first week of Febru-
airy, Mrs. Charles w. Smith, gen.
eral chairman announced.
The tour set for this week was
cancelled due to the inability of
the judges to make the trip.
Approximately $50 entries are
listed in the contest Mrs. Smith
said.
Plans are being formulated for
a Garden Pilgrimage sponsored
by the council in the spring.
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The Powder Puff League are
battling among themselves for
the championship with the fol-
lowing team standings:
Team Won Lost
McIlwain Motors 25 z
Jackson Co. Am. Co. Is II
McIlwain Clothiers IA IA
Brumfield Ser. Sta. %
McIlwain Motors leads in the
high single games, also, with a
score of 67l closely followed by
McIlwain Clothiers with a score
of 657, and Jackson County AM
usement Company pushing them
with 654.
Individual high scores go to
Yvonne Walker with a total of
100, while AIine Brown takes Sec
ond and third places with 176 and
Ill, respectively.
Totals of the high three games
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sNowrIME STEW

There's no time like snowtime for
a savory stew. And here's one
that's easy and economical: Cook
an 8 OF. pkg. of macaroni accord
ing to pkg. directions. Saute 3
frankfurters cut in 1-inch pieces
and y cup sliced green pepper in
l tbsp. fat till onions are slightly
brown. Add l can of tomato soup,
Il cup of water, enc cup of APPS
SULTANA KIDNEY BEANSand
macaroni. Cook slowly over low
heat till well blended. Serves 4.
NICE FOR NIPPY, NIGHTS
When there's a nip in the air, add
zip to your fare with APPS ANN
PAGE PREPARED MUSTARD!
It's a perfect pepper-upper for
many foods. Take cod steaks, for
example. Take Ia
lbs, to be exact, MMW WMM
and arrange in MwF @I1N
CREASED shallow A~
pan. Spread with N32@
a mixture of 2 49,
tbsps. N PAGE
MUSTARD, 2 tbsps. chill sauce, 2
tbsps. prepared horseradish.an l
tsp. salt. Bake in moderate oven,
375 F., about rs minutes. Serves 4.
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Call For Oyster Recipes Brings Flood
OF Answers; Stew Next On Contest List

Sombine onion, chives, parsley,
celery, lemon juice and season.
ings. Cream butter. add onion
mixture, place oysters on half
shell in a shallow baking pan. TOP
each with spoonful of onion and
butter mixture. Sprinkle with
buttered crumbs. Bake in 375 de-
gree oven until crumbs are well
Drowned GA to 80 minutesl.
Eerves 8. Spinach may be placed
in the shell beneath oysters.
SECOND PRIZE
MRS. A. w. PINKSToN
902 Williams
Pascagoula
| OF. oysters
2 cups bread crumbs
" tsp. salt
6 tbs. butter
ga cup oyster liquid
dash cayenne pepper
dash black pepper
Wash oysters with "a cup of
water, remove shell, strain the
juice, melt butter, add crumbs
and seasoning. Line the bottom
of a creased baking dish with
"a of the crumbs. Then add u
oysters; add u more crumbs and
the remaining oysters and liquid
milk may be used for liquid).
Cover with remaining crumbs and
bake in a moderate oven 80 to
40 minutes. A large shallow pan
is always preferable to a deep pan,
as there should only be two lay
ers of oysters.
THIRD PRIZE
MRS. MARY TOWNSEND
Gautier
Oyster Cocktail Reanuad
l doz. large oysters
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SECOND PRIZE
r A. w.
902 Williams
Pascagoula

Toe-tnglihg weather calls for taste-tingling food. Which calls
to mind this foursome of hearty dishes that are always sure of
a uarun uaIconna N cold daus.