The Battalion
PACE 6
... College Station (Brazos County), Texas
Thursday, August 9, 1956
MISSION WORK—Four local residents traveled 1,200 miles
to Old Mexico to help with repair and construction work of
the Agriculture and Industrial Education Mission. The
local persons who journeyed were the Rev. and Mrs. Charles
Workman and Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Mack. Above another
team member carefully surveys the agricultural improve
ments.
Local Residents Travel 1200
Miles to Assist Mission
By BARBARA PAIGE
Battalion Woman’s Editor
Four College Station residents
have returned from a 1200 mile
trip to old Mexico where they
spent six week teaching every
thing from Bible lessons to proper
sanitation processes at the Agri
cultural and Industrial Edvication
Mission.
Making the trip to Teloloapan,
Guerrero, Mexico were Rev. and
Mrs. Charles Workman and Mr.
and Mrs. Emanuel Mack.
Rev. Workman, who is college
chaplin at the A&M Presbyterian
Church and Mack, who is an in
dustrial education teacher at Lin
coln High School, were part of a
13 man crew that worked on im-
proverpents at the Mission and
surrounding farms and villages.
Gerald Nash, sophomore I. Ed.
student here, and Jack Rowe, June
architect graduate of A&M, ac
companied the Workman’s and
Macks on the trip.
“Although we completed a lot
of work projects that were needed
at the Mission,” says Rev.' Work
man, “we feel that we accomplish
ed more by helping them to help
themselves. We showed them how
to use the resources they had on
hand.”
They refilled a wash-out road
which was the only car route to
the Mission, rebuilt wash-out flood
control and water conservation
dams, installed window panes, re
paired mobile power generator for
Mission, modernized plumbing for
bible school class, among many
other projects.
Since the villages surrounding
the Mission had no plumbing of
any type, sanitation was a great
problem. Rev. Workman and his
group assisted in the proper pro
cedure for these villages to use in
maintaining more healthful con
ditions.
Mack, who is an accomplished
basketball player, instructed the
youth of the towns in basketball
while Rev. Workman instructed
in tennis.
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by Mrs. Melvin C. Schroeder
Betty Jo is the wife of Dr. Schroeder who has been with the
Geology department for two years. They live at 404 Jane Street in
Colleg’e Station with their son, Robin, and daughter, Carol Anne. The
Schroeder’s hail from Washington State.
CARAMEL CAKE
2 cups brown sugar 1 cup sour milk or cream
2 cups sifted flour 1 t. soda
Vi cup margarine or butter % cup nuts
(*£ pound) cinnamon
Pinch brown sugar, flour and margarine with fingers until crumbl
ed good. Put half in bottom of greased 8 x 8 or 9 x 7 inch greased
pan. Then add sour milk or cream to soda. Add rest of crumbs to
sour milk mixture and pour on top of crumbs in pan. Pour nuts and
cinnamon over top. Bake in 350 degrees oven about 40 minutes. Oo
not open oven for first 30 monutes.
EA’ERYDAY MEAT LOAF
% cup dry bread crumbs % cup grated onion
1 cup milk 1 t. salt
IV2 lb. ground beef Vs t. pepper
2 slightly beaten eggs % t. sage
Soak bread crumbs in milk; add meat, eggs, onion, and season
ings; mix well. Form in individual loaves and place in greased muffin
pans. Cover meat loaves with Piquant Sauce (recipe given below).
Bake in moderate oven (350 degrees) for 45 minutes. Serves 8. Or
form in single loaf in 4 % by 8 % inch loaf pan. Spread sauce on top
and bake 1 hour.
PIQUANT SAUCE
3 T. brown sugar. % t. mutmeg
% cup catsup 1 t. dry mustard
Combine all ingredients for sauce.
DATE PINWHEELS
2)4 cups chopped dates
1 cup sugar
1 cup water
1 cup chopped nutmeats
V2 t. soda
1 cup shortening
2 cups brown sugar
3 eggs, well beaten
4 cups sifted flour
V2 t. salt
Combine dates, granulated sugar and water in saucepan and cook
over low heat until thick. Add nutmeats and cool. Meanwhile cream
shortening; add brown sugar. Add beaten eggs and beat well. Add
remaining ingredients sifted together and mixwell. Divide mixture
into two parts and roll each out separately into a rectangle about 14
inch thick. Spread with date filling and roll up into two long rolls.
Chill over night. Slice. Bake. Makes about 100 cookies.
2 cups sugar
% cup shortening
2-3 eggs, beaten
3 cups applesauce
3 cups sifted flour
APPLESAUCE CAKE
2 level t. soda
V2 t. cinnamon
V2 t. nutmeg
cloves
1 cup raisings
1 cup nuts.
Thoroughly cream shortening and sugar. Add eggs and beat well.
Add applesauce then sifted dry ingredients. Beat smooth and fold in
raisings. Bake in waxed-paper-lined pan in moderate (350 degrees)
45 to 60 minutes.
FRUIT SHERBET
1 banana juice of 1 orange
% cup sugar • 1 cup top cream
juice of 1 lemon 1 cup milk
Crush banana with sugar. Add juice of lemon and orange. Com
bine with top cream and milk. Freeze, stirring about every hour until
frozen.
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