The Malakoff News, Thursday, Sept. 22,
Bob Irwin have been on looking. Jennifer and her parents, of victims of broken hones and illness
past several weeks in Glynn and Paala Walker and her sister, that she had to be put in the hall for a
Debrn, of Richardson, and Don and Ann day.
home they had a kaMlrnws and 8tacy of Arlington atten- Mrs. Annette Scott fell on her way to
Texas, and had to goded the party, school Monday when she stepped back
C~ette has a severedMrs. Charles Foster of Arlington ate to let a car pass and stepped into the
and a bruised eye. supper with the Walkers Saturday ditch and broke a hone in her foot. She
night, will be off of her feet for several weeks.
Powers left SundayJsey Almond fell on a loose bar on the
in their time of need playground at school Monday and Jo Chambers attended the Sweet
Adelines meeting in Athens Monday
them transportatien to broke two bones in his elbow. He un- night and hte onein Enstace Thursday
brother, derwent surgery at Lakeland Hospital night. They are preparing for a special
Powers were in in Athens Wednesday afternoon. Joey is show soon.
visiting with her the son of Mr. and Mrs. Abey Almond
Rogers. and the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy The Week of Prayer at First Baptist
Cope, of Ardmore, Almond. Church had very informative programs
in town several days Mrs. Lorotte Vleregge fell out her last week. One of them was on the work
ping Mrs. Dwight hack door Tuesday night carrying her in Duluth, Minnesota. Mable Lois and
into the Cedar Lakegrandson. She managed to keep the Kenneth Simmons are the missionaries
Sarah Alice is the child from being hurt, but was not as there. Mable is a Malakofflan and Ken-
Carson. successful with her own body. She suf- neth is formerly of Willow Springs.
and Janlce Miller of fered a broken leg and a sprained leg, Thursday we studied about the Bethel
supper out on which has incapacitated her as far as Hills church in Dallas where the late
walking is concerned for the next John Tucker was pastor. Virginia, his
several weeks. The hospital was so full wife, told of the experiences that they
deserves deepest sym-
of her son, Dan, last
in Aftonia near
known as Cotton when
a child.
I. Glynn Walker, l)ebra RIPE TOMATO PRESERVES
Richardson visited with 2 Ibs. tomatoes 4 cups sugar
on Lake Athens on 2 lemons, sliced thinly ½ tsp. salt
½ tlp. whole cloves ½ tsp. whole alsplce
i, Leroy Almond are on a I stick cinnamon ½ tsp. ground ginger
in Ruldesa, New Scald, peel and weigh tomatoes (cut in half). Cover with sugar and let stand
Colorado. The Ahoy overnight in s cool place. Next morning drain Juice into large saucepan; add
in their house at lemon (Secds discarded), salt and spices, tied In s cheesecloth bag. Boll I0
minutes. Add tomatoes and cook, stirring frequently until they are clear and
o( Jacksonville Road, syrup fairly thick. Remove cheese cloth bag with spices. Ladel into sterilized hot
surgery last week at Jars within ½ inch of Jar top. Wlpe Jar rim, seal. Process in boiling water bath 5
on Tuesday minutes. Remove from canner. Makes 1½ pints.
~asacomaker put in.Mary Ferguson of Winfield sent in this recipe.
rt ailments sin-
He was put in the
the name o/J~eph and
and relatives did
We do hope
he has been able to
and is feeling as near
mltural U
Lawns need fertilizer in the fall, too, into winter, a weak plant will emerge
L of Atheas fell in her yard says Dr. Sire A. Reeves, Jr., next spring, Reeves predicts. Then, a
~t her hand a,d bruised agronomist for the Texas Agricultural cool or cold spring could result in some
Mrs. Mmt'vin+,,Lan- Extension Service. Phosphorus and loss of plants.
this time
morning, Mrs. Jo
Walker visited
in/ Mrs. Lorette
Hlghtewer of Kerlms potassium are probably the two most By adding nitrogen in the fall, plant
of Polly Walker oncritical elements for fall fertilization, growth and the manufacture of car-
they all visited but nitrogen can also give the home hohydrates are promoted. No more
owner an advantage, than one pound of ac~al nitrogen per
Fall fertilization gets the grass 1,000 square feet of lawn is recommen-
growing good and helps keep it healthy ded. Excessive nitrogen may increase
until frost. The healthy plant puts car- winter kill.
hohydrates into the root system and
helps the plant get off to a good start in Phosphorous and potassium should
the spring. The plant feeds on these be applied at the rate of one pound of
stored carbohydrates next spring to actual material each per 1,000 square
start growing. After growth begins, the feet of lawn. Therefore, a balanced fer-
plant produces it's own food from tilizer such as 10-10-10 or 12-12-I2 can be
nutrients inthesoll, used for fall fertilization. For best
Potassium helps make the plant more results, the fertilizer should be applied
cold tolerant. If plants are weak going in September.
and Br. Bill Rambo
ViereUe also.
visited her also on
and Mrs. Eugene
on Thursday
I)easoo and Elhert
We do hope
improved at this
8tecy Andrews
over the dining area
place very festive
son ot Sooty
of Trinidad, was born
a.m. He weighed 8
birth and was 20½ in-
at home were his
and Tez, 2.
are Mr. and
Malakoff. Great
Ulala Squyers of
are Mr. and
of Trinidad.
are Mr.
and
Gilmore-Freeman reunion planned
The Gilmore and Freeman families
will hold their 20th anrpud rmmkm at
the Service Center in Ma~mrl October
1-2.
The Gilmores are descendants of
John Parks and Susarmah Stephenson
Gilmore, who came to Ellis County in
the 1850's. John McKnight and Sarah
Murphrec Freeman settled about the
same time, and the families inter-
married. Related families include the
following: Claunch, Slaughter, Jones,
Singleton, Edwards and Bynum.
Anyone related to these families may
contact Tom or Sandra McGrew, 1002
Shelley Court, Arlington, Texas 76102,
concerning details of the reunion.
American-made cheese is generally
made from pasturlzed milk. 8ome
cheeses are made with unpasteurised
talk, but they must then be cured for 60
days.
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First Baptist Church on Hwy. 31 had
good services Sunday,
3rd Sunday Women's Day
Mrs. Annie Edwards
message.
The annual tea was
Church Saturday
scheduled church
tioch Sunday at 3 p.m. and
invited to attend.
June McAlister has
business.
8ammie Tarver has
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