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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-12-29

so make your plans to keep a
complete record from the first day
of January to the first day of
November, when the contest ends
You will have to get other mem
bers of your club interested in
the record keeping too, for at
least 3 entries must be submitted
from a county for contestants to
be eligible for awards.
With your record book, you will
be required to submit narrative
story of your accomplishments.
This story and your record will be
judged on the basis of food for
your family, home management,
cooperation with community act
ivities and number of records
from your county in proportion
to club members in the county.
The foods part, which VIII count
up to SO points, should include
your experience and accomplish
ments in production, preparation
and preservation. Home manage
ment with a possible score Of 30
points, will be judged on conser-
walton Of what you have in the
way Of clothing, equipment, fur.
nishings and repair of house; i'm
provement Of home and grounds,
home recreation, study of farm
business and adding to family
income, management of the time
and money, clothing the family
and personal Improvement.
You can get record book for
this contest at the home agents
office. You can be one of the
home demonstration club women
who receives an award check
from the State council.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-12-29
Mississippi Alters Win National Honors
In 1919 received national honors for
superior records their respective programs WIN
and their awards follow:

Polly Crump, IS, of Amory, All
Home Grounds Identification win
ner, received from Mrs. Charles X.
Walgreen, program sponsor, an all
expense trip to the National All
Club Congress in Chicago.
Elizabeth Young, II, OF Marks,
national All Garden winner, was
given $500 scholarship by Ais
Chalmers Mfg. Co.
Betty Collins, II, of Hamilton,
All Poultry winner, received $500
scholarship from Dearborn Motors
Corp.
The Sears-Roebnck Foundation
gave $500 scholarsaip to Berta
White. lG, Of Bailey, national All
Home Improvement winner.
The Kellogg Company. Battle
Creek, provided Rachel Berry, II,
of Foxwoyth, with an all-eXpense
trip to the National All Club Con-
These programs are conducted u
EXT fem sion Service
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-12-29

carried on by a large staff of
workers.
Mr.. Babson founded Babson In
stitute for men; and, in coop
Grafton with Mrs. Babson, de-
veloped Weber college for wo-
men - both acknowledgement in
stitutions. Here young men and
women may concentrate more in
the fundamentals and less on the
frills of business.
More recently he founded
utopia College" for men, located
in Eureka, Kansas, the center of
Mr.. Babson's Magic Circle" He
is also reviving an interest in Sir
Thomas Moore who-400 years
ago-outlined in his utopia" the
only solution to our problems.
Only this year he has been active
in the establishment of still an
other medium of service to the
public, the Gravity Research
foundation. located at New Bos-
ton, New Hampshire.
To millions of newspaper read
ers, Mr.. Babson is best known by
his weekly familiar stories on bu-
siness which appear in more than
420 papers throughout North Am
erica. OF unbounded energy, Ro-
ger w. Babson has probably done
more than any other man to bring
statistics to life, to instill a broad
er vision in businessmen, and to
publicize the ups-and downs of
the business cycle.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-12-29
by Joyce williams

Last week you were working to
prepare a delicious meal for your
Eamily's Christmas dinner. This
week you're probably thinking
St's time to bring the left-overs
OF the dinner from your refriger-
ator and wondering how to use
them.
II you had turkey or ham, why
not try making shortcakes from
abe laftovers All you do is roll
your usual biscuit dough very
thi,t Cut out enough biscuits for
cop aid bottoms of the shortcakes
and butter both sides. Spread
ore5ned turkey or ham between
the top and bottom biscuit and
also On top of the biscuits. Then
cook rs usual.
a similar trick with biscuit
dough is 10 mix in chopped up
turtSey or ham as you mix in your
milk Bake the dough and meat
In salad ring mold. When it is
eone spread with cheese sauce
ana serve.
To bring new life into a stale
cake slice it, butter the slices and
toast slightly under the broiler
Cover with a fruit or chocolate
sauce or whipped cream.
Put the small bits of cranberry
sauce IN CONCEALED fruit salad.
The ssce will add color and fla
vor 10 the salad.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-12-29
siceiwd Rice Is Easy To Cook! Tender! Fluffy!

To get the best results with
this recipe and all rice recipes,
be sure to use Riceland Rice. It's
tt4e worlds most delicious rice
grown In the heart Of the
quality rice belt of America.
Only the choice. perfect-cooking
rico grains are packed in Rice
Land packages.
THis quality rice is quick and
easy to cook. Riceland Rice
oooSs deiciousIy tender with
xhite. fluffy. individual grains.
Most grocers now feature this
Esester-cooking, wonderfully deli
siais. packaged rice-and at eco
aomical prices. too! Riceland Rice
costs only one-cent a serving.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-12-29
Riceland Rice Cream Soup

-. quarts chicken or veal
stock. strained
u cup uncooked Riceland Rice
Salt. pepper Cor Tobasco sauce)
4 tablespoons butter or
margarine
4 tablespoons -four
cups milk
2 egg y2lrs
Nutmeg
Put the q. quarts of chicken
stuck or veal stock. which has
been strained. into a saucepan
snd bring to a boil. Add Il cup
Of raw rice to the boiling broth.
Ada salt according to taste but
shout 4 teaspoons il the broth
haa not been previously sailed.
Add pepper or Tabasco sauce to
taste. Boil gently for about 25
minutes. covered. BY this time
1ie rice will be tender.
Then finish thusly: Melt 4
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-12-29

Mississippi has moved into new era of growth
and prosperity. Today are enjoying the bene
fits of an improved economy because of the tire.
less work of many forward-looking Mississippi.
ans. We cannot now sit back and wait for Others
TO carry forward the continuing task of build
ing Mississippi. It's up us, the citizens of this
state, by our own energies and abilities, build
greater Mississippi. We have all of the elements
which 60 to make up great state; spiritual in.
tegrity, educational facilities, raw material. nat.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-12-29

tablespoons butter or margarine
or use fst from the chicken if
available. Blend in 4 table
spoons -four and mix until
smooth, then add 2 cups of milk,
stirring constantly until it cooks
and thickens. Thin with some
of the broth, then stir into the
soup and cook gently until we'll
blended, stirring all the time.
This takes only a few minutes.
When ready to serve, beat two
egg yollIs in a large saucepan
that win hold three quarts of
soup. Beat 5 tablespoons milk
in with the egg yolks to dilute.
Slowly pour the hot soup over
the beaten eggs, stirring Wig
orously. Add a sprinkling of
nutmeg and serve up hot with
a tantalizing fragrance aboard
that will tease the sense of smell
as well as those interesting
buds" of taste.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-12-29
Praying into
Tomorrow
Lesson for January l, 1850

TOR THE BENEFIT Of those who
1 may not be familiar with this
column, and perhaps of some who
are, a little explanation may be
helpful. This column is not ex-
pected to take the place Of Bible
study, nor to be a substitute for
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-12-29
RiceJund Rice Adds
'NOurishn,ept to Soups

Smart housewives learning how to put lot of extra
soshment into meals at very little cost The secret is to
rice at opportunityin possible Espe-
csy Rceland Rice the worlds most delicious rice which is
rich in food value and easily dgestble.
Take soups for example Always Riceland Rice in ALL
soups and stock soups 1t the best hickener
vegetable soups adds interest and noushmen to other
soups will stretch such soups oyster soup
IN d,vor and body.
And here's recipe for Riceand Rice Cream Soup
which will you the compliments of your entire family
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-12-29
Look TO Your Shoes In 1850

You will be hearing lot about
shoes in 1850. Members Of the
Mississippi Home Economics as
ISOLATION will make a IL month
study Of shoes this year The an
swers they find will help you
select and buy the best shoes for
your purpose and for your health
The study will include women's
and children's shoes.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-12-29
Praying Into Tomorrow

THE TEN DAYS between Jesus
l ascension and the great EVEN
of PentecoSt were among the mosi
fateful in al Christian history The
church. if we can call by tina
name the little group of few
dozen friends of Jesus who lingerco
together in Jerusalem, did not pre-.
fess to read the future But durins
those ten days of suspense trey di
three things they waited they pit
pared they PRAYED
They waited because Jesus ha,
told them 10 wait wait f.
power, he said What the pow
might be Ike they did not "
know No doubt some of them hao
business of one sort or anothe
back in Galilee; but Jesus sale
Wait--and so they waited.
They also prepared, by set
ting apart witness to take
the place Of Judas. Ard above
all, they prayed. Tomorrow for
them was darkiy uncertain,
Jesus had dropped hints about
persecution; they were not
natur ally supermen.
Yet in the midst Of vague fears
and facing tomorrow which wa
one large question-mark, thos'
early Christians-much less we'll
informed and worldly wise" thar
we-did the wisest thing they coult
have done: they spent their time il
prayer. A praying church u on tn
way to power.
So as we begin new year, tn
best thing Christians can do is no
to make all the noise they can, bu
quietly to wait in Gods presence
tCopyrlght by the Intern" fionai cour
ot Religious Educ hon on behalf Of
Prrtcet-0t cen 3U naf7ns. ReleNeer
NNt a@e -U.C
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-12-29

the quarterlies and
other helps which
are furnished by
the various denom-
nations. All this
column can do is
to o ( ( er some
thoughts which the
! ess on Scripture
has suggested to
the writer.
Reading thi q
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-12-29

ural resources, an expanding diversified agricul.
ture, growing home industries, an increasing
number of branch plants of national industries,
excellent government and serious, stable people
However, we as Mississippans must study these
advantages, inform ourselves, and put these ele-
ments to work HELPING BUILD MISSISSIPPI.
This unity of purpose in action will assure
continued progress and an even greater prosper.
ity for Mississippi and all Mississippians
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-12-29
4tuqsrtived Practices
nees1rd Contest

You. and every home demon
strat.on club member, are eligible
TO enter the 1850 Homemakers
Improved Practice Record con-
test sponsored by the State Home
Demonstration council.
Tho new year is just beginning,
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-12-29

Scandinavia is the general name
for Norway, Sweden and Den
mark.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-12-29

gress in Chicago, when she was
named state Health winner. AS ma
tional winner, she received blue
ribbon award of honor
Anne Hemphill, 16, of Louisville,
received national honors in the
Improved Ironing program. Proc
tor Electric Company provided her
with a $500 scholarship.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-12-29

column will not make a Bible stu
dent out Of you; only the direct
study Of the Scriptures can do that
Forty denominations cooperate In
this feature. II it helps the reader,
we shall all be glad.
Limitations of space keep this
from pretending to be anything
like complete analysis Of the les
son. For those are not at all IA
miliar with the Bible, 1t is hoped
that this column may arouse in
terest so that the reader will 60
and see for himself what the Bible
says
What are Sunday school les
sons for? In the words Of the
77-year-Old International Sum
day School Lesson committee,
the ultimate end sought is the
acceptance Of the Bible as the
very Word Of God" Practical
ly, this means Bible study
which "will help growing per-
sons tyOu have not stopped
growing, we hope?) increasing
~ to know its content and to
understand its message In the
light Of their own experiences
and relationships"
The writer of these lines shares
In this purpose and this hope, and
wishes you a Happy, New Year!
The Early Church
Faced Its World
LEW PERSONS in their right
= minds would want to 60 back
down into their babyhood, yet the
first years, indeed the first months,
Of any ones life are immensely i'm
portant
So it is with the Christian church.
Few sensible people would want to
return to the days OF the church's
infancy in the first few months and
years after Christ's resurrection
And yet that was a vital era. For
the Sundays between now and
Easter we shall be looking at the
early Christian church.
Very early, that is: so early
that the name Christian" was
quite new, and even the word
"church" was not often used.
We shall find that as those I'M
tried Christians faced their
world, they met with many
problems similar to those with
which the church of today has
to grapple.
How they did it. how they sue
ceeded and how they sometimes
failed, is not a mere story of the
long-ago but is valuable as we
think about our own times.
Evening star., 1949-06-22
"Your Vacation Home"

And q snug fsherman's haven. Ideal
climate on Floridas Gulf Coast
Fertile homesites. | 10 5 acres. near
salt water. convenient to golf, bath
ing, community boat privileseS.
Hard road. electricity Titles guar
anteed. Priced as low as S4s5; S45
down, SIS month. Immediate pos
session. Plenty Of room for fruit
trees, flowers and vegetable garden.
We have very few extremely de-
sirable homesites with beautiful
views Of the bay. Priced about $3.50
on same terms Call Mr.. Tucker.
with }. WESLEY BUCHANAN. ME-.
l143; evenings. NE. 3216:
Evening star., 1949-06-22
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOM for 9
men. suitable ss once or sleeping
resm & q both n1. 81 Eye St nv ~. Is "a
fessional. business. doctors. Ae-
similar profession. All outside Of
hees- large Advertising windows.
tion. csil ), B, ALLISON. RA, sso5.
SECOND AND THIRD floors: l2se
inquire on premises DU. 5si3 In
vHRY ESa' 81 bEsiRasIK siRsHsa "ss ossicE sr1cE.
in lower Connecticut ave. once
esiidips e.h Mas BornER HRI rs1% ss sss6 ss,'s
ATLAS BLDG. sc. corner. 9th ana
r st. nv. desirable ofices. suitable
also for shops. eonvsnient iosstie,;
reasonable Apply Room ~. 10
UPrER ri n WISCONSIN AVE. mr.. PES
sender 81, s-s,ory brick building.
doctor Scar Earass IN rear. caH
SEVERAL desirable rooms 70 subiet
in suites at the Warner Bids, See
OFFICES AVAILABLE in sinsl. room,
11ss qHos er'lds4s PissHEs s''.s''5 Co '';'ss NC
rs.s Il AID AID Il Il sTs-i 20 600. e'i s.ooo or.
5000 50, q. in prom once slaE
hssIs nn dioa oyyIar p. s sS. On esos q
rooms. rsasons6is rentals lie
Tssens PARK HENRY saLUs,
lf94 vermont ave, n,s.. ST. a34f
FRONT OFFICE. second noor, IS ~
90; slss per month 4ssi Con-
sis =aS ST. s.w.--street-isrsi erce
In arsi class ofiee building, isx25.
With storage room. .sx3G. adseaHsnE,
Ideal for distributor snail neTehsn-
disc; light and hest fnrn.: SSe o
mo. See MccREA DourPMET co.
WILSON vi osT sIvp.. NJ ceurtasass: .ir
SR' s2Rdii.sats ssssr. III 6x. hsssiI hssIs ''A'. ~
UNUSUAL I0E. oFYiCs. easit.in
iiiI Inpe coon Go i horE RD. Id az. End L.
near eornsr 81 nichols avGt1 very
isss rconss In exsnd,asv susaS,nx
slss sns't wEavRR ISsis sRos' NO rNc- wass.
inston Bidg. Df. $780, ewes OIL
ssrGar. rsGaar ATTRACTIVE. nevly Dee.
ofsce tane. secretariaa servsesl. II
med. bldg. everiooking PefyaEut 6e.
In suite occupied ~ sste6- saEyers
engaged IN sensrai rsartsees tax g
patent specialist Pref. Boz nM
sksIL yunx. OFFICE 4. essrssa.
IN seryiss tnssads1. Pant $50 pss
~ n. ga.
Evening star., 1949-06-22
FARMS FOR SALE

AIRFAx CO.. within 10 min- q
wsshinEson via Lee hiss. and n
s55. An opportansty a prsssnsse
70 acquire o Ta-aefe ec9ntry psaes
with eeod farm hse9s. and q med
s-beerr. and 3-eaih hease. with
spac Fms and porsAsz. Piannee
soe ielsareiy csan3rY nssng. there
are ans trees and o faA aewans
stream Tnts propefsy 10 eercsree
~ good roads and Ezfy0zH1ea ~
White heard fsnees sgasanas fer
pvt. senool. nursing noue Or . real
home With pienty 81 sises reon.
May be eoughf a. o whess at $50
noe or 10 acres and amsYcsemerta o
OF $40 600. Cal Ns. 6snsth. DE-
&i9i wk- Gays. Vienna tsStS sses
and sun FRANCES FOwEiL HIf1-
Exssnsass Agent 1905 sofa ST. a's-
poMMuNirrxo TAxM. 70 aer,s
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mail neheoi. eas. small essh vssh
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Evening star., 1949-06-22
ApARTMEkT HOUSES FOR SALE

WELL LOCATED. about / year old
income more than S25 600; large
net cash return on aboui $50 600
required TO handle. Gail Mr TArver.
81. $500, with r. N. FRY. INC.
WI 674a --2J
1928 CONNECTICUT AVE. opposite
Bureau Of StandardS-TwO apart
ments. separate entrances LIST floor
with foyer axl3 IT. large Twins
room with fireplace, dining room.
I5xl6 II Plus bay window eec
room. l3xI3 Il kitchen with gas
range and refrigerator. modern
tiled bath; upper floors occupied a.
o single apartment OF e rooms ana
. baths. basement storage. OF
heat. interior N excellent conoi-
ton: house is detached. lot, 40xl io
! II. to alley. lsi floor kept vacant
for possible use Of purchaser Price
S27 800. mortEase Sl6 600. pay
able Sl20 monthly Owner viii
take back large md trust. payable
monthly. LOUIS p SHOEMAKER.
1919 X st NV MA 100
Evening star., 1949-06-22
STORES FOR RENT

UPPER WIS. AVE. near Fessenden
rage in rear. approximately IS II.
BY 40 #; will remodel into store
f0, mn suitable so All tsnnsRt wo pS;siSls ensh
WILSON BLVD. nr. courthouse-Air-
conditioned 1st-n store. Call MR..
BRANT. OK. 05le. -22
THE BEST CORNER in Wash. for
colored restaurant, approx. $50 00n
year for live wire. 600 18th St.
ises II ST. N.E.-New; imm.d oceu.;
and other widely advertised stores.
suitable once or retail, Apply law
ofices BERGER & MENsH, End a
BUCKINGHAM sHoPrNG CENTER.
serving area OF over 10000 people:
on main highway. l5x5s II, with
basement; for Ice cream parlor
frozen cusiard. sport goods. leather
goods, interior decorators, linen and
yard soods, candy. bookstore, up
holsterer. chiidren's furniture; nov
city toys. ladies apparel; millinery
Cali MR.. HISLE CHI. 1000. 3I3 N.
Glebe rd. Arlington. Va, --22
A BEAUTIFUL new, modern store,
fronting movie theater. in the heart
of NV. business section. Only $500
rent; Box 4s5-R, star. o:os
Nichols ave. sc. IN busy Anacostla
GEO. 9, KING CO. est. 1898. Ii
ssos CONN. AVE. N.w-Estab. up
bust, Display window; vacant, wo,
2sos CONN. AVE. NV. mr. Shore
nam Hotel. entire end A ideal for
any small busl, tnmsd. poss. wo
ca. Ave. AND KENNEDY SITS. NV.
available July |: s75 per mo. KAY
,!sss saH6in OLD GO GpoRGETows aGi So RD'--N.v.
17'x65': near Giant Market, Safe
way and Bank Of Bethesda: bus
stop IN front, JACK SooPnEsRsM1IA.
LAKGE STORE for rent: looE ioes;;
tion on KIM st. Alex, va; viii
give long lease 10 responsible party.
For more details. inquire or write
TO MRS. sIDNEW ABRNAIRE. 4lh
Rucker pl-, Alex. Va. Phone oF.
Two NEW STORES for ~nt in 4
store shopping center, suitable for
any type OF business. IN rapid
growing community. corner store
Parking urlim. AL, o67a or "a,
VACANT, 14th and Euclid SITS. NV
Immediate possession: active busi-
ness location on heavy trafhc street
Ideal for any type business. DANIEL
DENrER a. CO. ST. 1881. -
5I6 End ST. N.W.-Street-leTel once
in it-class once building. i5x25,
with storage room. 25x30, adjoining.
Ideal for distributor small merchan-
disc; light and heat furn; $65 o
mo. See McCREA EQUIPMENT CO,
RE 3424 --26
sI6 lith ST. NV, near @. across
from Woodward 6 Lothrop: 1axlo0,
LIST floor. ind floor, 3rd floor or Attn
floor: rented separately or entirely.
Ex. 0232 --23
1919 N. CAPITOL sT.--Ayaiiabie
immed. Store and ofiees, new mod =
ern equip. for air eond.. 2 lava
tories,
Auerbach & Co., DI. 6501
1924 K st nv. Ewes, AID. SauS
Evening star., 1949-06-22

REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.
TRADE Splendid Or, 3h-b. det. brk.,
D c.. for family or severalssmall
houses. D. c. or nearby. WO. IL.
pa
Evening star., 1949-06-22
S4.5OO

6-rm. Va home on acre hssh land
siee. sood vel. less 2b mi n c
near good school In Va stliase
prompt possession, liberal terms
and Sun. n
Evening star., 1949-06-22
AuroMorivs MISCELLANEOUS

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ahls fer immediate eshveEs ths lel-
lew!ns fsstory rebuilt shssHtA
1875 -fa<H YpTd
1894 it4s Chetfalst
1889 -iRss Plymouth
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mobile DE Sole, ChfyklsE stass
baker and L.nesln- Zephyr snstnss
Uss our time nAymtnt ssan IS lee
as III Per month IS msnlhs -
Pss also infstttasts ogY fattnFy ~
built trAnkmlssien MONTNsDMKN Y
WARD. Aisx. Va. Al. 1900. os
Evening star., 1949-06-22
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7. PRoP.--SALE Cont.
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This is q modern E1Td<u-type BIDS
in one OF ;he nnesJ communities Q.
nearby Va Convenient 20 stores
schools and transportation Income
over 80 uuB ytag AL tenants have
ElEEea Increased TeEtE! contracts
Priced a. 81 .tHrH terms arranged
Phone Mr Morgan, 0V unSs. Vigf
SHANNON d. LUCHS co.
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KOZY-KOMFY

See this new. z-bedroom brick bunga-
low on " acre, near Annandale.
Shirley hwy, D. c. bus service
only $3.50. easy terms Mills
REALTY CO., Annandale. Pa 0989
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