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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-08-19
Oil Output Shows
Sharp Increase

Tulsa, Okla. - U. S. production
of crude oil and lease condensate
during the week ended August S
averaged 7,O39,310 Dbl. daily, up
1850 Dbl. daily from the pre-
vious week, The Oil and Gas Jour
nal reports.
This is the highest level since
the week ended June II when
production averaged 1901 $50, Dbl.
daily.
Texas production last week was
at 2,4S1,9 $50 Dbl. daily, up 34,65O
from the previous week. New Mexi-
co produced 313,925, up 1925, and
Kansas produced 312,110, up 1885
Dbl. daily, the Journal says.
Louisiana averaged 1,133,275 Dbl.
daily, up 1925; Oklahoma Sic, $50,
up $3.50; Utah $500, up $500;
and Illinois 2O9, 100, up 1000 Dbl.
daily.
Colorado production was at 1885,
500 Dbl. daily, decrease of 1,700.
Other states with only minor varia-
tions included California where
production averaged 917,500; Wy
oming at 100000; Mississippi at
150,375; Montana at $4,000; and
Arkansas 1880 Dbl. daily.
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EDWARDS NEWS

The Kinds County B. T. U. Con-
gress met with the Mt. Marian
Baptist Church starting on the 9th
Of August, and going through until
the 18th Of August. The Congress
was presided over by the Presi-
dents, of the Congress. Mr.. A. G.
Yates, Mr.. P. H. Harrison, and Mr..
James Smith, these are helpers Of
the President. The Worship Period
was under the direction of Rev. u.
J. Moffett, which was done very
good each morning and we had as
our guest, Prof. Robert Bradley, of
Nashville, Tenn. The National d.
rector of the National Baptist Con-
vention Music. He is a great work
er and served well in each depart
ment. The Sunday school under
Dean S. F. Fortener, played fine
part on the Program. The B. T. U.
Department was well taken care
of under Director, Hubbard, and
The music department under Prof.
Moffett, and Prof. Robert Brad
lay, with Mrs. Marshall as the
President did wonderful job in
the Music and l am sure there will
be great change in our Church
Music as we go from day to day to
show that we are able to make
progress.
The message of the President
was masterpiece from Mr.. Yates,
another guest was the Field Secy.,
Mr.. Hill, of the State Congress.
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beauticians
Volunteer CORPS
Push Preparedness
And Service

Chicago, III. - The Beauticians'
Volunteer Corps of the National
Beauty Culturists League, Inc,
placed great stress on prepared
ness and service at it's "Tea of
the Months, held in the Chicago
Room of Hotel Sherman, Tuesday,
August 9th, during the NBCL Con-
vention at Hotel Sherman, August
9Th through 10th, 1861, with Presi-
dent, DR.. Katie E. Whickham, pre-
siding at all sessions, Mrs. Maude
Gadsen, 1st Vice-President and
founder of BVC, in charge of the
Tea, and Louise Chapman, Conven-
ton Chairman.
Mrs. Cordelia Jennins of Wash
ington, D. c., won the first prize
for the most beautiful table of the
month, which donated most to the
BVC.
Members and guests in attend
ance at the Tea were fortunate in
hearing Commander Sampson of
Chicago, Illinois, on Preparedness
for Civil Defense" in these crucial
times.
BVC membership, nationwide, in
cludes: Mrs. Oracle Monroe, Wash
ington, D. c., Mrs. Pathenia Bell,
Miss, Mrs. MAZDA P. Edwards, New
Orleans, La, Mrs. Alaine Walden,
Fla, Mrs. Ella R. Martin, Ga, Mrs.
Ruth Valentine, Va, Mrs. Minnie
Hurley, N. Y, Mrs. Felicia Wells,
Chicago, H., Mrs. Elnora Hicks,
Va, Mrs. Bessie M. Freeman,
Wash, Mrs. Mae Muldow, N. Y,
Mrs. Mildred Epps, Wash, Mrs.
Amerlia Hill, Wash, Mrs. Noami
Stokes, Okla, Mrs. Cordelia Jen-
nings, Wash, Mrs. Bertha Erwin,
Ohio, Miss Veola Grassland, Brook
Ign, N. Y, Mrs. Betty Lanier, Va,
Mrs. Ophelia Blair, N. Y, Mrs.
Adele Pool, N. Y, Mrs. Margaret
Lewis, N. Y, and Miss June Dozier.
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PACHUTA NEWS

The City Wide Usher Board of
the Pachuta area, met with the
st. Mary church, Shubuta, Miss.
August 6, 1861. Time $50 pm.
The house was called to order by
the chairman of the prayer band.
After the spiritual devotion, Pres
ident Combest took the chair and
the % psalm was repeated in uni
son. After the brief remarks COM
ing from the Pres. The welcome
was from the host churches. Then
the program began. We had quite
a few visitors to help in making
of the program. We were very
spiritual, everyone seemed to have
enjoyed the program. We were
glad to have the following visit
ors present. President McTanghin,
from the DeSoto area, along with
his matron, Mrs. Mary Ruth Bull
ter, and other members, Mrs.
Tensie Lee Stalks from Washing
ton, D. C. Mrs. Mary Puth Young,
former Jackson, Miss. Prayer was
offered for the Usher and shut
in by Rev. Jessie Johnson, Solo,
Mrs. Coroline Arlington, Watch
Your Close Friend, and reading
from Mrs. Butter, the three river
(Which Climax, the program.
The program was quite success.
Everyone seemed to have been
their best. Total amount of fl
nance raised $115.36. The next
meeting will be held with the East
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Dominion of Canada. They say
they they a wonderful trip and
friends and relatives were most
gracious to them.
Mrs. Naomi Moffett, Lyles and
daughter are visiting mother and
father, Mr.. and Mrs. Moffett and
also their aunt in the city of New
Orleans, La. She reports of having
swell time. We are always glad
to have Mrs. Lyles home again.
Miss Ethel Robinson, Miss Doris
Fisher, Miss Ruth McCurtis and
Mrs. Annie G. Jackson and Mr..
Earnest Nixon left on Sunday
night to visit friends in Cleveland,
Ohio and on to New oYrk City. We
wish for them a successful trip.
We are glad at this time to re-
port that our Supt. Mrs. Mamie
Dangerfield is home again after a
few days in the hospital.
The St. Mark M. B. church just
closed their revival, Aug. 9Th, 1861
with twelve for baptism. The above
church held their regular services
Aug. 18th, Sunday School $50 A.
M. The baptising, 1890 P. NJ. The
pastor brought soul stirring mes
sage. 1880 P. NJ. The evening SER
vices in spite of the rain the service
was fine. The fellowship, the can
didates, the Lords supper. The
Rev. l. C. Day of Canton, Miss,
was the revivalist speaker. Money
raised $129.76, and Sunday offering
$685.. Mrs. Grace Brown, Clerk;
Rev. P. J. Hopkins, Pastor.
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We were glad to have had him to
come.
On Friday the Children's Day
was a high day Mr.. E. w. Cor
nelius, Jr., gave the address of the
children and it was a masterpiece.
All enjoyed the same. There were
contests in each area, and many
were very good speeches and chorus
singing. Mt. Marian Jr. choir won
the first place and Mt. Olive, Jr.
choir won the End place. This was
an interesting soul stirring con-
gress. The total amount raised by
the Congress was $2,631.65. You
will hear more about the congress
later.
Mrs. Roberta MsGhee flew to
Oakland, California, to visit her
sister and daughter. She reports
that she is having very fine time.
Mrs. Rubie Mae, Robinson, Cross,
has been here from st. Louis, Mo.
more than 60 days at the bedside of
her uncle, Mr.. Dorman. She returns
to st. Louis at this writing leaving
him much improved.
Mrs. Williett Gordon Dozier and
husband have been here for some
two weeks visiting relatives and
friends. They will soon return to
Cleveland, Ohio and get. to work
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cedelle Dazier are
back from their summer vacation
where they spent several weeks
visiting relatives in Chicago, Gary,
Indiana, Detroit, Michigan and the
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Drilling Activity
I'm In Southeast

Drilling operations in the south
eastern states increased SLIGHTLY
during week ended August z, ac-
cording to a count by Hughes Tool
Co.
A total of 335 rotary rigs were
active in the states of Alabama.
Florida, Louisiana and Mississippi
for the week compared to 326 a
week earlier.
Mississippi showed the biggest
gain with SO rigs running, COM
pared to 81 week earlier and 63
a wear ago.
Louisiana had 267 units in OPP
GRAFTON, compared to 265 a week
earlier and 301 year earlier.
Alabama was unchanged for the
week with four rigs busy, the same
as in the like 1860 period.
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PICAYUNE news

Revival services was conducted
during the week of Aug. 6, through
Aug. IL, 1861, at the St. Peter,
A. M. E. church. The meeting was
a very spirited, one soul was added
to the church. Rev. Johnson, the
pastor of the Institute church
of Jackson, Miss. conducted the
meeting. Rev. l.. S. Oendleton pas
tor, money raised $66.27.
The st. Peter A. M. E. church,
held their regular services Sun
day, Aug. IS, 1861, the pastor
brought the message. He was at
his best. Money raised $25.85. The
Lords supper was observed, we
was glad to have Mr.. Oaks from
Pearl st. church, Jackson, Miss.
to worship with us on that day.
We enjoyed his presence, while he
was with us.
Visiting in Pickens, Miss. from
Milwaukee, Wis. On Sat. night, was
Mr.. Thelma Lacey, Mr.. Jack and
Allen Midson, also their sister,
Mrs. Bessie Madison. All from Mil
waukee, Wis, they were called to
Memphis, Tenn. to the funeral of
their Aunt. We were glad to have
them stop by and look in on US.
Roy Lee Jourigan Reporter.
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TougaIoo
Continued from Page One)

become a rallying place for outside
agitators, it has forestalled any
efforts on my part to build good
will between it and our commun-
ity, and / feel | can no longer
make a contribution.
"My membership on the board
has been a rewarding experience
and | value the friendship of the
trustees and staff, and | trust that
Christian answer may be found
to the problems facing all Of u.s."
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bR00khAvEN
News

Mrs. Matte E. Milton, Confer
ence Branch President of the Mis-
sionary Society of the AME Church
attended the Youth Conference at
Campbell College, Jackson, Miss,
during the week of August 7, 1861.
Following the close Of this meet
ing Mrs. Milton went to Port Glib
son, Miss. to complete arrange
ments for the annual meeting of
the Missionary Society to be held
during the Annual AME Confer
ence which will convene in Port
Gibson September 6, 1861.
Mr.. Claude Bryant of New York
City spent the past weekend in
the city visiting his sisters, Mrs.
Esther Goldbold and Mrs. Maude
Allen and his brother, Mr.. Herman
10th birthday last Tuesday night.
Revival services at the Antioch
NJ. B. Church ended Thursday
night. The revivalist Rev. M. D.
Smith preached to a house filled
to its capacity every night. During
the four nights services 9 were
added to the church by baptism,
amount finance raised $597.77.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Washington
and mesdames Anna L. Captain
and ]. Melerson Duncham motored
to the home of Mrs. Carrie Max
we'll near Chatawa, Miss. Sunday
Aug. IS, Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell
are recurerating after spending
some time in the hospital.
Mr.. Robert Williams of Glen
dora, Miss, is visiting his sister,
Mrs. Hannah Dillon here this week.
Mrs. Dillon has been on the sick
list for quite while.
Mrs. Aline Magee is house guest
of Mrs. Anna L. Captain for this
week.
Funeral services were conducted
Sunday Aug. Is for Mr.. Arts
Stewart of Chicago, Ill. who died
here just preceding his return
home at the Magee Creek M. B.
church, Tylertown, officiating Min
lister Rev. J. C. Killingsworth pas
tor of the Brandon Bay Methodist
church assisted by Rev. w. M.
Jones pastor of the Dillon Hill
church of God in Christ Holiness.
He was laid to rest by a host
of relatives and friends in the
Dillon cemetery with Washington
Funeral services in charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. M. CHM
spent Wednesday through Satur-
day in Jackson, in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie C. Nichols
enjoyed a wonderful vacation.
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Bryant.
Visiting Mrs. Lizzie Logan dur
ing her illness is her two nieces,
Mrs. Mary Jane Bristo and Mrs.
Harriette L. Smith, both of Indian
apolis, Ind.
Mrs. Mary l.. Grimmett and
daughter, Carol, attended the Min
listers Wives Retreat at Gulf Side
August 10 to 13, 1861.
Funeral services were held for
Mr.. Elex Longmile Sunday, Aug.
IS, at 3 pm. at the Tyler Funeral
Chapel with Rev. P. T. Thaddison
officiating. Interment in the Car
yer Heights cemetery. Tyler Fun
eral Home in charge.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs.
Laura Longmile, step son and one
step daughter, three brothers, two
sisters and a hest of other rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. Catherine D. Rance has re-
turned to the city after spending
her vacation visiting her brothers
and their families. While away
Mrs. Rance visiter with Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifton Davis of Joliet, H.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Davis of
Gary, Ind, and Mr.. and Mrs. James
A. Davis of Harvey, Ill.
The following persons are among
the sick and shut-in of the commun-
ity: Mr.. J. w. Vines, Rev. F.. A..
Hattie Garvey, Mrs. Gertrude Tay-
Taylor, Rev. w. A. Britton, Mrs.
lor, Mr.. Eliga Howard, Mr.. Sam
Rufus, Mrs. Lizzie Logan. Their
friends all hope and pray fer each
a speedy and complete secovery.
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Y. W. c. A. news

Play Day Continues At Y Centers
Flay Days are still going on at
Mt. Nebo Church on Tupelo Street,
Seaton's Center on Pleasant Ave,
and at the YWCA on Ncah Parish
Street. Each day the children en-
joy arts and crafts, recreation, and
worship services. If you live in the
vicinity of any of these centers,
why not let your child enjoy the
activities Mondays through Fridays
from 9 am. to 3 pm.
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SOCIETY SLANTS


Mrs. S. Jones, Miss Mary Martin,
Miss Carolyn Holt, Miss Vivian
Hicks, Miss Bobbie Joe Johnson,
Miss Stacey Parker.
The next meeting will be held
at the st. James Church on Jones
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Bass of Bailey
Avenue Extension entertained
members and friends of the Good
Samaritan Club No. l, Friday
evening in their home. A program
was conducted for those present.
A song was rendered and a
scripture was read by Mrs. AIRY
Veal. Prayer was offered by Mrs.
Ella Johnson. Mrs. Bass welcom-
ed the guests.
Talks were heard from several
persons. After the program re-
freshments were enjoyed along
with the fellowship. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Pickett, Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Trav-
is, Mrs. Celia Richards, Mrs. Cora
Lyon, Mrs. Corene Bates, Mrs. Cal
lie Luckett and Mrs. Bertha Hugh
es.
The Willing Workers Community
Club met last week in the home of
Mrs. Mary King of 1914 Topp
street. Devotion was led by Mrs.
Mary Rainey and Mrs. Mary King.
Mrs. Mary Rainey, assistant
president, presided. Members pres
ent were Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Rainey,
Mrs. Hattie Holt, Mrs. Lola Smith,
Mrs. Elijah Jackson, Mrs. Essie
Randall, Mrs. Matte Ellis, Miss
Carolyn Holt. Refreshments were
served.
The next meeting will be held
in the home of Mrs. Ruth Will
liams, 1921 Enoch street.
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Galilee church, Rose Hill, Miss.
Sept. 8, 1861, Time $50 pm.
Everyone is cordially invited to
come and worship with US. Mrs.
C. C. Combest Pres, Mrs. Sarah
Jordan, secretary. Mrs. G. c. Com
best, matrOn.
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Branch YWCA Fall Classes

Branch YWCA Fall Classes
The Branch YWCA Glasses in
Bible, tipping, adult and teen-age
sewing, piano music, dancing etc.
are getting ready for the Fall ses-
sion. Watch this paper for the
specific date and time of these
classes in September.
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Ole Miss
Continued from Page One

lions to refuse to admit Negro stu
dents, and that he would admit a
qualified Negro student.
The counsel for Meredith, headed
by Mrs. Constance Baker Motley,
of the NAACP, rested their case
Tuesday, with the state scheduled
to start presenting its side on the
following Wednesday, with AS
sistant State Attorney General
Dugas Stands heading the states
lawyers.
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Join Your YWCA
A United Giyers Agency

A United GlverS Agency
Members joining this week are:
Miss Frenchie Mcdonald, Miss We
ola Blackmon, Gloria Cole, John
Hendricks, Henry Griffith, David
ORGY, Willie Greenleaf, Laura AL
ford, Earnestine Afford, Gloria
Jean Bass, Jacqueline Turner, Mil
dred Thompson, Thelma Kinney,
Robert Blackmon and Robbie
Elaine Blackmon.
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Everybody hopes that the James
sisters and brothers had a safe
trip back home, they all were here
for the funeral, of their brother
Booker T. James.
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Members of the Community Eel
lowship Prayer Band met last
week with singing and praying in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lonzo
Wolfe of 1860 Dalton street.
Members present were Mrs. Sal
lie Jones, Mrs. Flossie Myers, Mrs.
Mable Pickett, Mrs. Bessie Hicks,
Mrs. Anna Cooper, Mrs. Lille So
journer, Mrs. Lucille Smith d
Mrs. Armada Wolfe.
Refreshments were served after
the meeting.
The next meeting will be held in
the home of Mrs. Anna Cooper,
1921 Cleveland avenue.
Members of the Valiant Ladies
Club met recently in the home of
Mrs. Alice M. Horn on Bailey
avenue. The devotion song was led
by Mrs. Eva Spann. The scripture
was read by Mrs. Elnor Davis.
During the meeting the Sick
Committee reported no one on the
Sick List. A new member welcomed
to the club was Mrs. Julia Beale
Plans were made for a Lucky
Duck" party to be given on August
26, at 8 pm, at the York Club
House on Cox street. Plans were
made also for shower to be given
for Mrs. Lille Rec Horhn's twin
daughters on September 8.
A social hour was conducted by
the hostess after the meeting, dur
ing which time she entertained the
members and served refreshments.
The next meeting will be held in
the home of Mrs. Lille Horhn, 1929
Maple street, Apt. 24-D.
The st. James Circle No. l met
last week in the home of Cardelia
Hayes of 1902 Topp street. De-
votion was led by Mrs. Elijah Jane
Smith and Mrs. Lizzie Hamilton.
Mrs. Hamilton also brought the
devotional lesson.
President Mrs. Laura Armstrong
brought the second topic. Prayer
was by Mrs. Bessie Hicks.
Remarks were heard from Mrs.
Hayes, Mrs. Josie Davis, Mrs.
Lucille Jacobs. Taking part in the
meeting also was Mrs. Jean
Branch.
During the fellowship the hostess
served luncheon to the members.
The next meeting will be held in
the st. James Church on Jones
street.
The St. James Circle No. 8 met
Wednesday evening in the home of
Mrs. Katie Jones, 1888 Hill street.
The devotional was led by Mrs.
Everlena Hicks and Mrs. Laura
Wash.
The first topic was taught by
Mrs. Anna Cooper and followed
with a song and a prayer. The
scripture reading was by Elijah
Stamps. The second topic was
taught by Mrs. Lula Vanardo, fol-
lowed by a song and a prayer.
President Mrs. Bessie Hicks pre-
sided over the meeting.
Talks were heard from Mrs.
Hicks, Earl Martin ST., Elijah
Stamps, Mrs. Anna Cistrunk, Mrs.
Katie Jones, Mrs. Lizzie Hamilton,
Mrs. Laura Armstrong, Mrs. Eva
Bronson, and song by Mrs. Laura
Wash. Also giving remarks was
Mrs. frankie Lowe.
Others present at the meeting
were Mrs. Beatrice Gray, Mrs.
Hattie Holt, Mrs. Everlyn Hicks,
Mrs. Earnestine Coleman, Mrs.
Lennie Hicks, Mrs. Mary Davis,
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TYLERT0WN
NEWS

Mr.. James McGownen and fam
lily of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Mes
DANES Sophia James, Luevenia
Rankins and Maud DIXON of BIZ
loxi, Miss. were guests in the
homes of Mrs. Rosa Causey and
MI. and Mrs. John Johnson last
week.
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Mesdames Anna L. Captain and
Francis Washington visited Mr..
Earnest Walker of South McComb,
Miss. last Thursday. Mr.. Walker
a nephew of Mrs. Captain has
been on the sick list quite a while.
Mesdame Beatrice Rails of
Phoenix ILL.,, and Edna Bennett
of Chicago, Ill. were Tylertown
visitors last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Verdis Magee
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Q. R..
Dillon last Friday evening while
here they accompanied them to
Pose Hill Baptist church, Magnol-
la, Miss. for revival services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Simmon,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. M. CHM, Mr..
and Mrs. Willard Ratliff, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. S. Kaigler, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. ]. M. CHM and daughter Miss
Idalia CHM and Mrs. Anna L.
Captain attended a birthday sup
Fer given in the home of Mrs.
Florence Harris celebrating her
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Young Adult Canteen
S,t.,rIou @ ~,

Calling all Young Adults to the
canteen on Saturday nights from 8
to 10 pm. Come and enjoy the
fun and bring a friend.
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Smile oftiy when dessert Golden Fruit Cups if anyone
says fruit cups scourse fare Canaon Company home
economists have developed pretty ghtexred dessert of
mold filled with Strawberries piled high in scaoped
orange Shells with whipped topping Instant nonat dry milk
highland mighty dessert that tastes cool and crisp
hot willing days.
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COLUMBIA news

Everybody was glad to see Mr..
Thesby Johnson, return home from
the hospital, and is doing nicely.
Mr.. ]. C. Crowther has gone to
Chicago, after spending a few
weeks with relatives.
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GOLDEN FRUIT CUPS
makes 6 servings)

large oranges cup sliced fresh frozen
/ package (6-ounces) strawberries
- ,..L -: 2a cups whipped Carnation
'AN'0-eN seA0AAAA instant fat dry milk
cups hot CRYSTALS.
Cut in half and pulp; shells
Notch edge of Shells desired oranges cup
for topping Dissolve gelatin in hot Chill until slightly
hckened Fold and remaining diced undraned
Pour gelatin mixture into 9inch pan. Chill
until Cut into cubes. Pile orange cups. Fold 9 cup
diced into whipped instant crystals Serve Orange
Fruit Cups.
To whip instant dry milk crystals Makes about
2K cups
cup dry milk crystals "a cup
ice
Q. Whip until soft peaks form (about ga minutesl.
g. Add tablespoons lemon Continue beating while
gradually adding cup until stiff peaks form ia
minutes longer.
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Mrs. Mary l.. Grimmett and
daughter, Carol, attended the Min
listers Wives Retreat at Gulf Side
August 10 to Is, 1861.