The Howe Enterprise (Howe, Tex.), Vol. 7, No. 47, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 10, 1971 Page: 3 of 4
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THE HOWE ENTERPRISE, THDHSUAY, JUNK 10, 10U
Kings Daughters
SS Class Meets
In Spegal Home
The Kings Daughters Class
of the DdPchester baptist
Church met Tuesday night in
the home of Mrs'. Melba Spe-
gal.
Mrs. Pat Stewart presided
and lead in the opening pray-
er. Plans were completed to
prepare a box Tor service men
in Viet Nam. Class metings
were postponed to September.
Mrs. Mary Roberts brought
the devotional, “When God is
Refreshments were served
to Mrs. Barbara Welch, Mrs.
Pat Stewart, Mrs. Mary Ro-
berts and Mrs. Melba Spegal.
First Baptist
Church News
Vacation Bible School!
Preparation Day is Satur-
day, June 12 at 10 a.m. We
will go through our opening
exercises, register, have a
Turtle Race, refreshsments,
and a parade.
Vacation Bible School s first
day will be June 14, 8 :30 un-
til 11:30. First Baptist bus will
make the following rounds ift
Howe: Western Hills, 7:30 to
t*.45; South Howe, 7:45 to 8;
Northeast Howe, 8 to 8:10;
Northwest, 8:10 to 8:20, and
North Howe, 8:20 to 8:25.
Be sure and watch for the
bus the first day. Children
will be returned home on the
bus.
The Esther Class will honor
Cathy Powell, bride-elect of
Roy Dale Bonner, with a show
ej: June 14 at 7:30 in Fellow-
ship Hall.
A few, people of Howe were
honored this week with a note
from the group in Glorietta,
N M. They will be returning
home Thursday morning.
Earlinie Clayton
Receives Teacher
Certification
Miss Eariine Clayton of Gra-
ford, Texas, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Clayton, Howe,
has just completed the E.P.D.
Consortium D Kindergarden
Institute at Texas Christian
University that she was se-
lected to participate in this
past year.
The Institute was for the
purpose of Kindergarden cer-
tification of Texas teachers.
Miss Clayton was selected to
participate with one hundred
and twenty-five other teachers
throughout Texas. She has also
been selected as one of the
one hundred and twenty five
participatents from a five
state area to attend Texas A&
M University ■ gt College Sta-
tion in an Environmental Edu
cation Workshop in June.
Miss Clayton received a HA
Degree from Austin College
and a Master Degree from
East Texas State University.
She* will teach in Graford
next year where she has tau-
ght for the past several years.
CWF Meet In
Church Annex
by Marne Roberts
The June meeting of the
CWF of the First Christian
Church of Howe was held.
Monday afternoon in the an-
nex of the church. Th!f,’ the
last meeting of the year for
the CWF, featured the install-
ation of officers. The July
meeting will be the beginning
of a new year in CWF work.
Mrs. Geneva Marshall, out-
going president, was hostess
assisted by Mrs. Jesse Brink-
ley.
In an interesting and impres
sive ceremony, Mrs. Marshall
installed the following officers
Mrs. Mary Hughet, president;
Mrs. Neva Davis, vice- presi-
dent; Mrs. Lois Selby, trea-
sure; Marne Roberts, secre-
tary- reporter; Mrs. Mary
Jay, worship director; Mrs.
W.W. Collins, Mrs.Jim Ro-
berts, and- Miss Velma Gee,
study directors; Mrs. Jesse
Brinkley, service director;
Miss Jewel Clayton, telephone
director.
Mrs. Marshall introduced
the installation ceremony in a
surprising and unique way,
using the importance of the
potato in our lives, and liken-
ed the president, Mary Hughet
to a dic-tator; Mrs. Neva
Davis, vice-president, as an
imi - tator; Marne Roberts,
secretary-reporter^ as an agi-
tator; Mrs. Lois Selby, trea-
sure, money-tator; Mrs.. Mary
Jay, worship director, a sweet
tator; study directors, Collins,
Roberts, and Gee, media-ta-
tors; Mrs. Jessse Brinkley, in
sta-tators. Potatoes dressed to
represent each officer was
presented to them as they
were installed. ?
The
Methodist
Comer
Sunday, June 13 is Metho-
dist Student Day. Ricky Orr
will be our morning speaker
at the 11:00 service.
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“We have more and more
good tators in our fellowship,
said Mrs. Marshall, who are
equally as important as our
officers. Don't be a spec-tator.
If we follow the rules of our
fellowship, then we never
find ourselves burned, half-
baked or in a stew, but just
ready to serve.’’
Vacation Bible School
Preparation Jane 12
The Dorchester Baptist
Church will have their Vaca-
tion Bible School preparation
Day, Saturday, June 12 at 4:00
p.m. This will be followed by
an all church picnic at 5:00.
The Bible School will be June
14 - 18. With children ages
3-12, meeting from 1:30 to
4:30. The youth will meet in
the evening from 6:00 to 8:30.
Dr. Ned Culp will be speak-
ing on why I would like to
see Lay Witness Missions.
Revival come to our church.
Wednesday, June 16, Fam-
ily Night. Bring your goodies
and let’s spread them toget-
her.
Beginning June 14-18 our
Vacation Bible School will be
in progress. Register now and
allow your child to share this
.time with us.
From June 21-26 there will
be a Youth Activity Week. If
you would like to be a part
of this week, Junior and Sen-
ior High, call and make it
known. We are planning a
camp out, trip, and trail rides
Come have some fun.
BRO JOHNNY:
As most of you know by
now, we have been re-asigned
to Howe for another year. This
past year has been one of the
greatest years of our lives.
We have learned to love a
great many people and we
hope to learn to love even
more.
Let me take this means and
•say “Thank You” for making
our year So Wonderful.
Bro. Johnny and Hazel John-
son.
OUR CHURCH SCHEDULE:
Monday — Men’s -Prayer
Breakfast-6:00 a.m.
WEDNESDAY: Womens Pray
er and action-9:30 a.m. Bible
Study- 7:30 p.m.
SUNDAY: Sunday School-9:45
Morning Worship -11:00 Even-
ing Worship- 7:30
Our youth meet at 6:30 p.m.
each Sunday.
Choir times will be announced
piiiinis
Mr. and Mrs. David Brown
of Pasadena, Calif, announce
the birth of a son, Jeffery,
bom May 28. Weight 7 pounds
12 ounces.
Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. A.D. Jeffries of Howe
and Mrs. John Brown of Be-
thany,, Okla,
YOUR NEIGHBOR MAY APVlSE YOU
JlOVY TO CATCfl A flSti . ,
Uutz~
. • • WHEN Vr COMES TO SOCIAL SECURITY, GET THE FACTS
FROM YOUR SOCIAL SECURITY OFFICE
If you have reached retirement age (65 tor men, G2 toe women),
get in touch with your tocial security office. You may be etipott
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INTRODUCING
DALE MARK
“THEY’RE NOT HERE TO STAY—WIGS ARE ONLY
A FAD.”
LEASA ENGLUTT, age 7 months, is the daughter of Mr.
apl Mrs. Carl Kngiuit. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Miller of Denison and Mr. and Mrs. Overton Jay
of Howe. Great grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter En-
loe and Mrs. Mary Jay of Howe.
DALE mark
143 King Street
Phone 532-5343
Howe, Texas
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Ann York Attending
Honor Institute
Ann York recent graduate
of Grayson Junior Cbllege was
one of the five to receive an
outstanding achievement scho
lastic award for having all A s
She is attending Phi Theta
Kappa, an honor institute at
Durango, Colo. June 5-13.
She is the daughter of Mi.
and Mrs. Lyman York of Rt.
1, Howe.
It’s off to the races or an afternoon of bridge or shopping
for clever homemakers who are cooking their dinner in the
new Reynolds Brown-In-Bag cooking bags. This new trans-
parent hag, made for roasting meat and poultry—fish, too—lets
heat rays penetrate and brown the food beautifully. At the
same time, it holds in natural juices and moisture, making the
meat tender and juicy.
All you do is put the hag in a pan, slip the food in tKe bag,
add seasonings or whatever the recipe calls for, and close the
bag. Punch six holes in it to let out expanding air and moisture
and then put it into a preheated oven.
There it will cook cozily and gently without tending and
when you come home the food will be ready for the table. Not
a pan will be soiled, the oven will be as clean as when cooking
started, and your family will exclaim with amazement at the
delicious food.
Try this recipe for a real gourmet Leg of Lamb.
Brtmii-ln-Bag Leg of Lamb
6-8 lb. leg of lamb
1 large clove garlic, diced
2 teaspoons salt
coarsely ground pepper
l teaspoon herbs, blended
for meat cooking
1 small onion, cut up
1 stalk celery, cut up
/4 cup vermouth or tarragon
vinegar
2 tablespoons currant or
mint jelly
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Time To “Saddle Up" A New Car
For that care free vacation
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Have the butcher cut off three chops and the shank end of
lamb and freeze these for another meal. Trim excess fat from
lamb. Preheat oven to 350° F. Crush garlic into salt with back
of spoon and combine with pepper and herbs. Rub lamb all over
with this mixture. Place Brown-In-Bag in pan with sides about
two inches high. Slip the lamb into the bag and add all other
ingredients except jelly. Close bag with twist tie, and poke
six holes in top with tip of paring knife. Cook for 2-2% hours
or until meat theremometer inserted through bag into thickest
part of lamb registers 175°F. for medium done. Using pot-
holders, remove carefully from the oven. To make gravy, snip
one corner of bag, tip pan and pour juices into saucepan. Skim
off fat. Add the jelly and simmer until slightly reduced. Trans-
fer roast to carving board and serve with the warm sauce.
You’ll need more hot water with that extra bath
or that modernized kitchen, and your old water
heater may not be able to handle the job. But
a new electric water heater can! It has more
recovery power.. . reheats fast. So, all the
hot water you need comes on strong through
the last load of laundry and the last bedtime
shower. An electric water heater is safe, too.
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PORK CHOPS lb 55c
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CORN 3 Ears 25c
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LETTUCE Lg. Head 19c
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