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Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-09-29

Parcel of land known Outlot Corner Domer
and Greenwood Avenue containing 366 square
feet, Liber 819, Folio 13O District 49, Wheaton.
Former owner Carl D. and Rose NJ Brown
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-09-29

Property known as Lot g. Block v, 'Viers Mill
Village" containing 5000 square feet, lying in
the 18th Election District Viers Mill Village
assessed at $4,000. Former owner Vers
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-09-29

64 Property known as Lot d, Block II, "Viers Mill
Village" containing $500 square feet, lying in
the 18th Election District, Viers Mill Village;
assessed at $4,000 Former owner Vers
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-09-29

565 Property known Outlot A, Block H. 'Viers
Mill Village" containing 6,686 square feet, ly-
ing in the 18th Election District Viers Mill Viii
age assessed at $4,000. Former owner -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09

her N. A. degree from TUFTS
University. she. l. : member
Of the Junior League Of Boston
and the vincent Club.
The bridegroom attended
Swarthmore COLLEGE and
Harvard Graduate School Of
Business Administration. He
is . member of the Columbia
Country Club.
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DATELINE PARIS
Perle Remuins True to
Jacques Critic Gowns

Of her parents. Is due to play
hostess to Margaret Truman
In London. Asked II any
courses in domestic science had
prepared her for the role. she
displayed typical Fairbanks
aplomb In replying. Not ut
Ill. ! taught myself
$50
When Prince Albert Of Liege
says TN very grateful to the
United States for help given
me to prepare my trip" be
sure to remember that he Is
not referring to financial help.
Sturdy Economy
Belgium enjoys one Of the
three or four sturdiest econ-
omies in the world. They've
never owed US q penny. Albert
is 4 prince whose visit every
taxpayer can enjoy with an
easy mind.
$3.50
Admiral Lord Louis Mount
batten Is giving up polo ct s.
because sit is becoming In
creasingly difiicult to keep up
with the injuries that are part
Of the game" The young
woman who was the McLeans'
housekeeper at the time Donald
Mclean escaped to Russia with
Guy Burgess recalls that Me-
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sy sRENDA HELsER

PARIS, oct. S.--perle Mesta
b IN Paris. near the end Of her
four.month ound-the-world
trip. IT'S her next to last stop
before returning home ct the
end Of October.
While here she Is assem-
bling her winter wardrobe
essentially chez Jacques Griffe.
It was Griffe who made Prin-
cess Ira Fuerstenberg's we'd
ding gown. During this process
every other Griffe customer
had the distinct impression she
could 60 hang. as far IS the
stan were concerned. Mrs.
Mesta was the lone exception.
Madame h Ministre, Is she
Is still called here, Is one Of
those people who not only
floats through confusion as
though 1t weren't there. but
has everyone else thinking the
eame thing Is long as she's
around. She and she alone
wasn't asked to wait until the
Fuerstenberg order was nm
ished almost too late for the
wedding.
$50
Another precocious fifteen
year old. though not In the
same way as Princess Ira. Is
Daphne Fairbanks. She Is the
daughter Of Douglas Fair
Banks. r.. and In the absence
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List Patrons
For Annual
Navy Ball

The patron list for the Dis
trict Of Columbia Auxiliary
Navy Relief Ball reads liks )
roster Of the ofilcial family and
the top echelon Of tbs. Navy.
Friday and saturday. Octo-
Der II and N. are the dates
Of the balls ct the Sail Loft.
Naval Gun Eactcry. fridays
ball il for the enlisted men.
and Saturday II for the on
GERS. The theme this year u
the circus.
The President Of the United
States and Mfs. Dwight D.
Eisenhower head the list. with
Vice President and Mrs.. Rich
ard Nixon following. Also
listed are Chief Justice and
Mrs. Earl Warren. Secretary
Of State and mrs. John Eos.
ter Dulles, Secretary Of the
Treasury and Mrs. George N.
Humphrey, Secretary Of De-
Tense and Mrs. Charles Wilson.
the Attorney General and Mrs.
Herbert n. Brownell. the
Postmaster General and Mrs.
Arthur Summerfield. the Sec
retary Of the Interior and Mrs.
Douglas Mckay, Secretary Of
Agriculture and Mrs. Ezra
Taft Benson, Secretary Of
Commerce and Mrs. Sinclair
Weeks. the Secretary Of the
Navy and Mrs. Charles Thomas.
Admiral and Mrs. Arthur Rad
ford, Admiral and Mrs. Arleigh
Burke. Undersecretary Of the
Navy and Mrs. Thomas 9.
Gates. jr, Commandment Of the
Marine Corps. Gen. Lemuel G.
Shepherd. and Mrs. Shepherd
who is honorary chairman for
the affair.
Former Secretaries Of the
Navy and their wives win also
be patrons. They include Mr..
and Mrs. Robert B. Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan A. Kimhall
and Mr.. and Mrs. John L. sui
Ivan. Admiral and Mrs. Robert
B. Carney are also on the
list.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09

linda, his American-born wife,
had only one comment on the
subject. The housekepeer re-
manned with the family until
they moved to Switzerland and
heard only this from Mrs.
Mclean: "Oh. dear tyague
sigli), / wonder what win come
Of It alp" Remark Of Q
waiter In . Mayfair restaurant
frecuented by Princess Ira
while abe was enrolled In .
Kensington finishing school:
'sWell, ! see that the lid with
the biggest appetite In Europe
Just got married. She used TO
order and eat two Of every
course" Remark from me on
the same subject: ] wonder
how happy win be this girl
who Is used to short trips along
nice wet Venice canals when
she starts that long trip Of
dry road from New York to her
new home In Mexico. she's
quickly bored. that one; 30 let's
hope the groom's conversation
Il scintillating II they're deter
mined to drive across America.
Real CompetItion
highlands Queen and her
family are taking their holi-
day In high good spirits. At
the last two Balmoral balls
Her Majesty took the floor for
every dance. The only ny in
the ointment seems to be q RI
valry between the Princesses
Margaret and Alexandra.
Rarely do they appear ct the
same parties.
~ ~
When Europeans are hard
up for jokes about Ameri-
cans they split their sides
laughing over our habit Of us
ing antiques for anything but
the original purpose. Lately
they've stopped laughing and
started copying.
Examples: victorian lidded
soap dishes as cigarette boxes:
toast racks for letters: soup
tureens. sugar bowls. and foot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09
M. Muyfield
rs Married

Announcement Is made Of
the marriage october . Of Mrs.
Gale Smith soule, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Abbot
Smith Of Weston and Man-
chester by-the-Sea. Mass, to
Mr.. Glover Benton Mayfield,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Edwin Mayiield Of Chevy
Chase.
The Rev. Rollins Fairbanks
performed the ceremony In
Emmanuel Church In Man.
chester by-the-Sea A recep-
ton was held following the
ceremony ct EdgeWood, the
home Of the brides parents.
The bride was given In mar
riage BY her father and at
tended by Mrs. George b.
Foote Of Weston. Mrs. Richard
G. Byron Of Cambridge. Mass,
and Mrs. Stephen Little Of
Dover. Mass.
Mr.. Richard II. Mayfield
was best man and the ushers
were Mr.. George M. Ferris.
III. Of this city. M. Robert u.
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|NEAPOLITANS
'WINED, DINED
u. S. A. STYLE

What do Americans re-
member long after they
leave Naples2
Chances are the good food.
Looks like the Neapolitan
delegation which arrived In
town yesterday may remem-
Der Washington for the same
sort Of hospitality.
The Mayor Of the sunny
city and Signor Achile
Lauro are here with 3 group
Of Neapolitan summaries for
the purpose Of promoting
tourist interest In their
home town.
Entertaining ut luncheon
for them ct the Chevy Chase
Club were Prince and Prin-
cess Sanseverino and Signor
ana signora Mario Franzi
Of the Italian Embassy. Also
feting the group at dinner
were Italian Minister Eeidio
Ortona and Signora Ortona.
who Just returned from o
vacation In Italy.
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Miss Davidson
rs Engaged

M. and Mrs.. Daniel DAVID
son announce the engagement
Of their daughter Myrna Ju-
ienne to M. Edmund I. Kauf-
mann. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cecil d. Kaufman. A spring
wedding Is planned.
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baths IS flower vases and
tnrw,1r

Considered q bit too fantastic
was q New Workers. idea for Q
solid silver soup ladie. She In
tends to bend It over the arm
Of ! chair and use the bowl Is
an ash tray.
I'm such . house. with such
= hostess" said the dealer who
sold the doomed ladle. I'D be
afraid that my soup would be
ladled with an ash tray =.
recently used"
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capitaI Hill Elementary

The year pupils in Mrs B. Thompson,s roou are
leaking forward a visit from Claus They nap 70 write
letters asking specific gifts.
project improve artistic ability and muscular coordi
nation underway They cutting weaving mats for
Christmas Booklets depicting Christmas carols are interesting
creative plans materazed the gron will en-
y excursion to points of interest during the yetide
Pupils having birthdays December are: Walter Mobley
Wanda Fay Caldwell and Barbara Green
Participants the Christmas program will be Patricia
Herndcn. Gilbert Ann Crueher Rhonda Jean Wade Esther
Wbber Autry Wright Paul Phifer Phyllis Ellison Law
renee Thomas and Parc Herndon Their Playet is entitled
Christmas Happiness with Lawrence Thomas playing the role
Of Santa Claus.
The 13 boys and girls very excited about Christmas
They are making Christmas for their parents and friends
Everyone has enjoyed learning writing words about Xmas
Those who the Christmas program are James Gil.
espe Robert Henry Melvin Davis, Bennett Fate Mayors
Kenneth Mayed Eel Laws, 10 Ann Johnson Mary Fave
Richard and Brenda Peterson
We very happy TO have Barbara Belmon come To us
from ST. Bartholomew school,
Oliver Benson and Robert Henry have not been absent r
tardy from school since September 6.
The 81 grade entering the Christmas season with much
enthusiasm bringing boxes and decorations making cards and
decorating bulletin boards also making Christmas carol
notebooks We are going TO make gifts for our parents
In reading classes have much fun dranatznp
au tories and writing stories about our units
Dorothy Jean Belmon entered room this month from
s. Flrthoomew school. We were glad 70 welcome her
our religious assembly theme "Thanllness and We
proud To hear that all of the children in the assembly
expressed how grateful they for coed things
We also had religious acrostc The assembly was en- oye a.
all and everyone seemed to have had feeling of worship
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-16

Cobb Miss Opher Lee Viii
liams and sons OF Argo. i'll. are
guests of her aunt. Mrs. Myrtle
Hendrix Mack Moore and
Albert were in Il Dorado on
business Tuesday Mrs Myr-
tie Hendrix and T J Malone mo-
tored to Lille. La, Friday
Mr.. and Mrs W Finley Of San
Francisco. Calf. are here visiting
their mother. Mrs Blanche Cook
sey Mrs Vera Moore is visit
ing in Hot Springs Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Chitman Of Smaekover.
are visiting her father. Mr. Hilton.
Stephens Rev. and Mrs C.
P. Jensen Of Grambling. La. are
visiting her parents, Prof and
Mrs S 81. Griffin.
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tlvity leading up to the Christ.
mas holidays TIE class has dec
GRATED the room with candles.
polhsetties, bells. Santa and his
reindeer. We have a beautiful tree
that Harold Smith. one Of our
class members gave 10 US. Mrs.
Hill is sponsoring a playle, The
Greatest Gift Of All" to be pre-
sented at MeGifee Two other
plays will be presented also Par
ticipating in these two are. Juni-
or hi division Oh Baby" Pa
trieia Emhry, Keneth Myles, La
Prince Hale Theodore Gillian,
Helen Kelly and Marilyn Bright.
The senior hi Lovely Lady.
Loreatha MeDaniels. Lee Mitchell,
Curtis Senior, Ruth CoWan and
Rosie Hoskins
The six-year group under the
supervision Of Mrs. X Strong, has
completed its unit on North Amer
lea and South America. after six
weeks OF hard work As the
Christmas season approaches this
class has decorated the room
with a tree. bells, muralS and
stars. The class is now studying
a unit on transportation in CO.
lonial times and transportation of
today. They are being utilized on
the easel board along with pic
lures collected during the month
Of December. They include such
pictures as cars, buses, donkeys,
trains and oxen. The class pro-
cedures were: general objective
specific objective, pictures, stories,
discussed facts, excursions. made
airplaneS and covered wagons
Other procedures will follow.
The music department will pre-
sent a Christmas pageant Thurs
day mite at 8 o'clock This will
consist Of Christmas carols and
scenes Of the birth Of Christ
Pine Street school participated
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Mariana
Ben Anthony, ir.

Ben Anthony. ir.
Mrs. Mary Kennedy and daugh-
ter Winnie K. visited her par
ents in Baton Rouge. La. recent
y. She was later joined by her
husband and two sons, who spent
the weekend before returning TO
their home Mr. and Mrs
cleophus Walker. eJuanita" and
Chick were guests Of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs l. A. Pascal
Members Of the Stitch and
Chat club entertained their hus-
bands al a dinner party Mrs Y.
c. Grisson was hostess Husbands
attending were. c. ]. Grady. ST..
c J Jordan. Robert Ellis Mrs.
Lue Berta Collins and Mr and
Mrs Price were invited guests
Guests of Mrs Katie Temple,
where she laYishly entertained the
Self Culture club were, Mrs l..
oDonnell and Mrs Wesley Ed
wards Mrs Mute Smith has
been on the sick list Cover
nor OrYal = Faubus was chapel
guest at Motion hi school Thurs
day The first basketball
game Of the season was played
Friday mite, Motion rs. vandale
Both, our girls and boys won
Mrs Florence Haynes sister.
Mrs. Cynthia Webb L critically
Ill in the hospital at St Louis
Mrs Minfie Turner and Square
Bennifield were married recent
~ Mrs Dozier Gardener. long
time resident of Mariana has
moved 10 Omaha, Nebr to make
her home with her daughter. She
vas born and raised in Mariana
and served as practical nurse for
both races. Mrs. Gardener was an
ardent church and social worker.
Due 10 III health she made the
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-16

Stanley party. November p for
Mrs. captola Goats. Guests were
Mrs. Salhe Shaw. Mrs. Rosetta
Mitchell. Mrs. Hosea Gum. Mrs.
Sammie Z. Goats, and Mrs. V. NJ
Fry Mrs. Mae Bright. afent
for the Stanley company vas a
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Claud Anderson Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil # Kingston Of Texas were
here visiting relatives Miss
Jewell Rodgers and James Rodg-
ers. ir. were here from St Louis
visiting their parents. Mr. and
Mrs. James Rodgers They also
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Brown
. Mrs. Evil johnson Won a
cash prize at the drawing last
Saturday in Augusta.
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.kenseft
Mrs. VI. NJ. Nzddy


Mrs Neal Ruffin. ST Louis. spent
TIE weekend with her parents
Nj and Mrs. Ike Arnold, ST Her
soH. Lawrence ard Is. accom-
panied her back and will make
their home in ST Louis Mrs.
Verla Foster Of Marked Tree re-
turned home last week after an
extended visit here with her + ,
theF S Coleman, who has been
seriously i'll, but has improved
Miss Pauline Crow and Ed Wat
son of Alexandra spent a few
DAYS here with her parents. Mr.
AMI Ms y Crow The Beau
tieian and Willing Workers clubs
met at the home Of Nj and Mrs
Banks Tuesday evening Refresh
ments were served Mrs L.
c Bailey. West Point spent Wed
nesday with Mrs Waddy
WINS Of CeuteH Nal Baptist church
net al the home Of Mrs Hattie
Bailey Thursday afternoon After
the business period the hostess
served ice cream and cake
Mrs Lottie Davis spent Thu a.
with her aunt In Newport .
Rev A s. Clazf. Batesyille spent
several days here last week on
business Mrs Gertrude Brew
e. is on the sick list
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.Gurdon


Leon harper
On Sunday afternoon, Miss Lila
]. Tate. granddaughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Ellis and Henry
Bell ir.. son Of Mr.. and Mrs Hen
~ Bell, sr,. were united in mar
riage at the Providence AME
church. Rev. B. ]. Rogers per-
formed the ceremony. The bride
given in marriage by her broth
er, Job Tate. wore q lovely gown
Of imported lace and satin. Maid
Of honor was Miss Clasester FL
lis. bridesmaids wore purple
dresses, identical 10 that Of the
maid Of honor all carried bou-
quets Of yellow ehfysanthemums.
bridesmaids were. Misses Delois
Dickens. Sommetta Stephens. Gle
aster Dickens and Phyllis A. Dick
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Fri, Dec ts, 1855 STATE PRESS p.ss

ems Jenette Ellis was flower girl
and wore a dress Of white taffe-
ia and net Berry Hampstead was
best man and Dester Moon, HoT-
ace Hubbard, Floyd Armstrong
and Leon Hawthorne, served as
ushers. Miss Marya ID Bell ae-
compsnied by Mrs. Florida NJ
Hampstead at the piano sang. Z
Love You Truly and Because"
A reception followed at the home
Of the brides grandmother. Many
lovely gifts were received
Pvt. Hubert Ruff. 10. son Of Mr.
and Mrs. George Ruff Of this city
participated in one Of the largest
joint army air force maneuyers
recently. lie is an assistant gun
ner in Co. ID of the s2nd air
force div. 504 infantry Tegt. He
is regularly stationed at Fort
Braggs. N. c. He entered the air
force in 1854 Ord class Joe D
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Pine Street School

Its Christmas in the making for
the 6-year-old. We are studying
about Santa in his workshop, set
tins up our own toy shop, writ
Ing letters to Santa Claus, We are
studying the real meaning Of
Christmas We have decorated our
room with candles. holly, Christ
ma. trees and Santa's coming
doan the chimney. We are writ
ng tories about Rudolph, San
ns helpers and planning TO have
O BIZ party Come by and share
the fur.
The second year group is on
the way for Christmas The group
IS cooperating nicely with the ae-
Invites Of the month. TIE group
helped plan for the decoration Of
The room and the activities TO Be
carried out for December. The
Nanfcr scene helped simplify the
Christmas meaning along with
lthcr Christmas scenes. Reading
n,crrSts are high in connection
With stories and poems We are
hoping for you very Merry
Christmas and Happy New
Year
Merry Christmas TO Eeveryone"
vhtn you walk in the third grade
classroom. Our Christmas spirit is
very high and our room is deco
0,ed Our decoration consistcs OF
Santa Claus around the walls, JOY
% the World on our bulletin
board and carols on our easel.
We are exchanging gifts and dec
| waiting The Christmas tree Last
thursday we presented a playlet
or assembly NO Books for
CHRISTINA Every member OF the
fourth year enjoyed IT, We have
'ecrra,cd our room for Christmas.
and we all have the spirit We
asb cyn-yo-e Merry Christ
mas md "a Happy New Year. The
IN u.0E md their teacher, Mrs
| ney HrI have started an ac-
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decision 10 leave. To her many
friends she says neither goodbye
or farewell but May God be with
you until We meet again Mrs.
Gardener was also a weekly sub
scrlber TO the State Press f..
Please give your Eews to your
news eorrler or call 784 NJ +.
The Secret Pal clubs dinner guest
was Mrs. A. NJ. p Strong and al
SO the president, Mrs. Emma Gar
dener was a guest before her de-
partuFe 10 the midwest.
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Hampstead. 4l0 z. Miller also par
tieipated in The maneuver in Lou
isiana. Mrs. Hampstead Is resid-
ing in Fayetteville, n. C. :. a..
Mrs. Fannie Bell Hawthorn left
today for Chicago where she viii
spend Christmas with her son and
his wife Mrs. A. d. Sneel
and Miss Elizabeth Smith motored
20 Il Dorado Saturday. They
were accompanied by Mrs Mauds
Junell.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-16

IN the second annual Christmas
parade December 5. The scene Of
the float was While Shepherds
Watched Their Flock by Night %
We won fourth place. Other
schools participating we're: Ar
kansas State teachers college. E
nela FLA, ana Conway hi school.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-16

,oxes TO 'fnieote" $4,000 ceres Of Grid mOUnton
Iond in Colorado, New Mexico. Utoh and "yon'na
figures for the idle southern lond were oe'oined
from the U. S. Soil Conservation Service. This iord
could be brought into production Of roetion OF
The cost Of erecting new agricultural londs N fhe
Upper Colorado River sosin.
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Ms. ID. ]. LOggins

Miss Matte Pearl Davis Of Ar
GO, Ill Is the guest Of her grand
iather' a. Hendrix Mrs. D. J.
Leggins Is home after four weeks
IN ST. Louis. visiting her daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Geo
living and Rev. and Mrs. L r.
Warren and her son, Levi Loggins
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cobb and
children, Fay and Benjamin. we're
guests Of his mother. Mrs. GLADYS
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NE MAP above shows ihoi there ore more thon
million oeres Of rich, idle form lond in the South
en- S'ufes voting TO produce more food tor the
notion when needed. Despite this foei, the Federo'
sOreou Of ReeIomoton wants Congress to oPproVe
TIE Incredible Upper Colorado River Project which
would cost The nations toxpoYers 81 billion in odceo
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-16

ruRkTY-cRAksIRRY SALAD
Makes 6 TO s servings)
Turkey Loysr
Y, cup undilyied eARNATIoN
EvAPoRArto Milk
Z tablespoons lemon iVite
I paskose 70 oVnsesl lemon
fIayoted geloiin
=. cup he, ~oief
I cup diced cooked turkey
cup chopped celery
Y, cup grated onion
I teospoen horsetodish
Y, ,eospeon soli
Y. teaspoon pepper
Cranberry Layer
poekose 10 oVnsesl lemon
ilovored selofin
I teaspoon lemon Juice
z cups cooked ssee'ened
tronberries
z tablespoons grated orange rind
Y, cup diced upple,
Y, cup chopped nuts
Turkey layer
Chill carnation In refrigerator
tray until soft ice crystals form
around edges tabout 10 minutes)
While Carnation is chilling dis
solve gelatin in hot water Chill
slightly Pour chilled Canation
into howl and beat until stiff
tahcut / minute) Add ! table.
srcon lemon juice and continue
whipping until very stiff Com
bire / tablespoon lemon juice
turkey. celery. onion, horseradish
and seasonings Fold whipped
Carnation and turkey mixture in
10 chilled gelatin. Spoon into o
2.auart mold Chill until arm.
Cranberry toyer
Dissolve gelatin in hot water Add
remaining ingredients Mix well
Spoon cranberry mixture on top
Of firm turkey layer in mold Chill
untlhrm unrlold on salad greens
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Gregory
lanes Raiders

Mrs Lula Barnes Of Chicago
wis here visiting Mr. and Mrs
Lie Barnes Charlie Raymond
and Roy Aron were in Helena
visiting recently Cliff Rodg-
ers, Calvin Stegall and Ezra Tyler
we're in Little Rock on business
recently Mr.. and Mrs Willie
h Adams and brother. Lionel
Leekhart motored Miss Catherine
johnson 10 the University hospital
Mrs Jocie Anderson gave
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-16

new-year-in buffet supper I'd
like to suggest my two layer
Turkey-cranberry Salad The
creamy turkey layer is extra deh.
ctoEs because It's made with
better-BleadiHa Carnation Evapo.
rated Milk When your friends
taste this New Years treat they
will all resolre 10 be better cooks
=. the carndtion way. Here Is
how this pretty salad IS made
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-16
CIanherrY foyer

Dissolve gelatin in hot water Add
remaining ingredients Mix well,
Spoon cranberry mixture on top
Of firm turkey layer in mold Chill
untilhrm unr1old on salad greens