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BUTTER HORN ROLLS
1 cake Fleishmann Yeast
% cup sugar
1 cup sweet milk (lukewarm)
2 t. salt
% cup shortening
3 eggs
4 cups flour (if necessary add
enough for soft dough)
enough flour for stiff dough.
2 T. water
Makes 12 to 14.
Fold and
Stir yeast with 1 T. sugar until liquid. Add remaining sugar and
beaten eggs. Add other ingredients until smooth. Put into greased
crock at night. Next moraing work down befoi'e breakfast and let
rise 2 hours. Divide dough into half and roll out round, like pie
crust but not quite so thin. Cut 16 pie shaped pieces, spread with
melted butter. Roll each piece, place in gi-eased pan. Let rise 30
minutes. Bake 15-20 minutes at 375 degrees.
FILLED NOODLES
Noodles:
2 eggs
% t. baking powder
Roll and cut 4 by 4 squares
Filling:
% lb. ground meat salt
1 small onion fried in pepper
2 T. shortening
Place filling on squares after mixing ingredients,
pinch edges together. Drop into sauce.
Sauce:
4 cpps water 1—No. 2 can tomatoes
1 T. butter. Vz t. salt
Boil 15 or 20 minutes with filled noodles. Place on platter and
serve with sauce.
FRUIT SALAD
small can sliced pineapples 3 oranges
3 apples ' 1 3 A cup pecans
3 bananas
Dressing for salad is made by juice of pineapple. Add:
3 T. lemon juice 2 beaten eggs
4 T. sugar 2 T. butter
Mix ingredients with pineapple juice, stir and cook until dressing
thickens. Cool and pour over combined fruits.
STUFFED POTATOES
Vz lb. pork 4 medium size
Vz lb. ground meat potatoes
Half potatoes, scoop out centers, forming a shell. Form meat
patties and press firmly into potatoes. Bake in slow oven, (300 de
grees) for about 45 minutes. Make white gravy from drippings, pour
over potatoes. Serves 4 persons.
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At the Monday meeting of the
AAUW, Mrs. Frank Powell, presi
dent of the local branch, reviewed
the community activities of the
AAUW in its first eight years.
Among the projects fostered by
the organization were the Brazos
Co. Library Survey, and a Friends
of the Library in Bryan.
The Fellowship Committee chair
man Mrs. George Potter reported
,279 was raised last year to help
women world-over study in this
country. On this committee with
Mrs. Potter are Mesdames Spencer
Buchanan, H. E. Hierth, R. A.
Darrow, and A. D. Folweiler.
Other committee reports given
at this first fall meeting and their
plans included the International
Relations Group, chairmaned by
Mrs. H. R. Blank, which will study
“Trouble Spots”; Legislative Study
Group which will study the Texas
constitution and its need for re
vision. Committee members of the
Legislative Group are Mrs. R. F.
White, chairman, and Mesdames
Keith Dixon, L. I. Tanzer, and C.
W. Burchard. Mrs. Frank F. Brown
III announced that her committee,
the Social Studies Group, would
work in conjunction with the Leg
islative one.
Mrs. W. H. Delaplane will be
chairman of the Arts Group. The
Education chairman for the year
is Mrs. S. O. Brown. Members of
the Budget Ccnnmittee are Mrs. C.
W. Simmons, chairman, Mrs. Lola
B. Head, Mrs. Sol Klein and Mrs.
I. Peters.
Articles Reviewed
“The Basic Requirements of a
Superior Education” by Rosamond
Cross, an article from the Journal
of the American Association of
University Women, was reviewed
by Mrs. F. E. McFarland.
Mrs. R. O. Berry, program chair
man, will work with Mrs. S. H.
Hopkins and Mrs. J. H. Quisen-
berry.
On the program was David Gol-
sten, Aggie senior, who sang “Des-
ei-t Song”, “September Song” and
“Sleepy Hollow”. He was accom
panied by Dorothy Berry, who also
played “To Spring” and “Mala-
guna”.
Following the business and pro
gram, the hospitality committee,
led by Mrs. Powel, served refresh
ments. Aiding her were Mrs. J. C.
Potter, chairman, and Mesdames
Dan Wray, M. C. Hughes, F. E.
McFarland, W. S. McCulley, and
R. L. Atkinson.
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Thursday, September 20, 1956 PAGE 3
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Of CHS Choir
Ann Hite will serve as president
of the A&M Consolidated Senior
High School Choir for the school
year. Other officers elected at the
recent meeting were Larry
Leighton, vice-president; Jo Ann
Walker, secretary-treasurer, David
Webb, business manager, and Patsy
Williams, publicity agent.
Also named to offices were Tom
Ivy, senior student conductor; Sue
Mowery, junior student conductor,
Evelyn Parsons, Leota Straub, and
Margaret Huff, librarians. The
piano accompanists will be Dorothy
Berry and Anita Mowery.
The choir meets daily and is un
der the direction of Robert Boone.
Viterbo Represents
Agronomy Society
Agronomy Society vice president
Jules Viterbo will represent the
A&M group at the National Agron
omy Meeting in Cincinnati, Ohio.
The society chose Viterbo in its
first fall meeting Tuesday.
Officers besides Viterbo are Fred
Lehmann, president; William Al
len, secretary; Richard Posey, par
liamentarian; Bert Hoff, treasurer;
Fausto Yturria, reporter and Vol
Davis, Agricultural Council repre
sentative and social secretary.
Dr. T. E. McAfee is faculty ad
visor.
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