The Albany News (Albany, Tex.), Vol. 53, No. 51, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 22, 1938 Page: 5 of 8
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DAY, SKIT. 22, IMS
Till AI.RANY NEWS. Al.RANY. TEXAS
I'AOE nvi
i irsr christian church
Win I .<•<• I ,lu aril. . !' i ' "i
in)' lit Shannon Memorial hospitd.
Ml.V" Woolfolk \V a 111 • 11111 r ; of
tlic spring grudunliti,' i ln ii
Albany public "hool t yi i
announce birth
DAUGHTER
Of
VISITER 111 Kl
Mr. «n(I Mr . Jim |{. II<•<I o« am
Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Suther of ,laughters, I'atsy
Pun pa arc announcing the birth 0f H«batt
a it duughter, Nancy kathryn, lhe home of Mr. anil
lom Thursday, 55«'I"ti iribcr I.V Mr. Hickty. Mr. Mlodsoe i
and Mrs. Slither arc v«*ll known tn Mrs. Dickey
here, Mrs. Rutbcr being tin- former
Ann anil Shirley
Oklahoma, vi iteil i'l
Mrs. .lack
a brother
Toulere Yajfer, sister
0, Downing of Albany.
to Mr. C.
TO FORI WORTH
Mr . .J. (darter King, Jr., anil
little daughter, Rixic Elizabeth,
ARRIVED HERE MONDAY I left Thursday lor a few days visit
Jlrs. Charles Austin Holailay of with Mi . King's pun nt: in Tort
Houston, the former Ann liu s of | Worth.
Albany, arrived here Monday for
• two or three weeks visit in the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Murray Rue.
* # #
VISITS IN COl.ORARO
,Mr. and Mr.-. Mil Dodge and lit
tie daughter, Nancy Mary, were in
Colorado, Texas for the opening
of the Frontier Houftdup last
Thursday.
VISITS IN ABILENE
Mi-, Ot D. William air!
l.omar Hunt were vi itor in
lene Tuesday On 'Thursday,
Hurl Smith and Mrs. Alfred
rcll \ isited in Abilene,
M rs.
Abi-
Mi
Slier-
i
RETURNED FROM CALIFORNIA
Miss Mary Henley returned this
week from an extended visit with
friends in California. At present,
she is visiting with her brother on
the llealey ranch.
0
i Carbon paper, any size at the
•he has entered the school of nurs-jNews office.
ATTENDS SCHOOL IN SAN
ANGELO
Miss Ruby Woolfolk left last
Wednesday for San Angela where'
Su rida \ Si mooI 'i • •.> Iln i I.'
ell, Su| n inti ndeiit. The ejection
of the Official Hoard of the < hiirch
anil teacher and officer of the
ISihie School will he held at llible
•School hour.
('reaching and Communion
11:00 Subject, "The I'eail of
Great Price." Are we seekers of
the goodly pearls in life'.' The
question will lie answered Sunday
morning.
Christian Endeavor meeting
II :H0.
| Preaching service 7 :.')() Sub-
ject, "The Road to Jericho." The
: message will he evangeli tic. One
week from Sunday we will begin
our Ten Weeks Loyalty Campaign.
Special sermon each Sunday even
ing.
i llible Study cla-sc.- I in da) and
Wednesday afternoon- 1:00
o'clock.
Wednesday night 7 :'!U •Lecture
on some part of the llible by llro
Ldwards.
Septemhei the 12th of this year
i marked the IfiOth anniver ary of
the birth of Alexander Campbell,
founder of the movement known
as the Disciples of Christ. Alex
1 under Campbell made three distinct
contributions to the advimceme !'
hi '"lit. • 111it y 11 h i Iliblic <1 in
i.■ 11.i etui ion. ■ i't ii I I ''in !ii n
I nity, and roligiou liberty. A i
i ule o; life he pie i| for I i ist inn
idheience to tlie New Testament.
He advocated the application of the
new cientific method to the inter
pretation of the Scriptures which
he had learned at Glasgow l.'ni
versitv Mi- principal textbook
was the Hible, and he argued that
it should be read with an open
mind, and not on the basis of in
fallible verbal inspiration. He
thought of the llible as a guide to
the Christian experience. Alex-
ander Campbell practiced Christian
unity, and the basis of his catholic-
ity i.- found in Thomas Campbell's
"Declaration and Address," We
have plenty of difficulties such a-
legali in, literalism, and a sectarian
pirit over hallowing the original
ecumenical mind of the Campbell .
A- Disciples of Christ we are
strong adherent, of the principle-
of democracy. Our growth ha
been in democratic countries, and
We developed our people on the
American Frontier. As democratic
people, we are normal individual-
ist-. Hut Alexander Campbell has
never been the filial authority of
An Easier, Better Way to Make Cookies
Delicious for picnics and for serving with frosty drinks
Crisp, tender, home-baked rookies
make a hit with everyone. In sum- (
mer especially, they are a grand
addition to the picnic lunch. They
&t~e just the thing to serve with
frosty drinks, too — at afternoon
bridge or on a hot evening. With
fresh fruit or frozen desserts, they
solve the dessert problem easily.
And In the fall, children love them
In their lunch boxes.
Just Drop Dough on Making Sheet
Mut who wants to spend time
tediously rolling out rookies these
hot summer days? It also takes skill
and patience to roll and cut the
soft, ''short" batter so essential to
good cookies. That Is why women
are enthusiastically welcoming this
easier way to make better cookies
our church. Our minds are open
1 to new truth-.
Try this new method once and
you'll never go back to the old way.
tt's so simple, too. Just drop cookie
touch from a spoon or pastry bag
OB the baking uwt leaving ipso*
Stamp Cookies into Thin Rounds
between. Let stand a few minutes.
Then press Into shape with the
bottom of a glass covered with a
damp cloth. Occasionally dip glass
In water and pat towel to remove
excess moisture. No tedious rolling!
No messy cutting! And the Inst
cookies In the butch don't get tough
from ndded flour and extra han-
dling! This Is so much simpler than
the old method that you can fill
your cookie Jar with tender, tempt-
ing cookies In no time!
Here's a wonderful recipe for old-
fashioned cookies. They are called
Aunt Jane's Sugar Cookies
1 cup Spry 1 run, well beaten
1 teaspoon salt 6 cups sifted flnur
1 teiisisHin vanilla 4 teaspoons Imkimi
\L teaspoon soda powder
2 cups sugar 1 cup milk
Combine Hpry, salt, vanilla and
soda. Add sugar gradually and
or earn wall. Nolloe how smoothly
Cool Cookies and pack la Jar
illy Bpry en
sugar. Add beaten egg and
thoroughly.
Sift floor with baking powder. AM
to creamed mixture, alternately wttB
milk, f ixltig wall. Drop on greasad
baking shuln from teaspoon
press through a pastry
stand n few minutes, then flati
stamping with a glass covered
a damp clolh, Bake In moderati
hot oven 1370 'F.) 12 to 15 mlnut
This recipe makes 8 doien. Lft
halted cookies tool slightly on bak-
ing sheets, then remove with spat*
ula to wire rack to finish cooling.
Store In a covcrcd container.
Your family will love these rich,
crisp, tender cookies! Notice how
fine-flavored tliey are. A purer, all-
vegetable shortening like St
not dlhgulsc the
other Ingredients
good liens!
llcate
It titihanoet
ices their
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The Albany News (Albany, Tex.), Vol. 53, No. 51, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 22, 1938, newspaper, September 22, 1938; Albany, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth402228/m1/5/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting The Old Jail Art Center.