Clarion-Ledger from Jackson, Mississippi • Page 76

22 Che Clarioit'LcDgcr Jackson daily news SECTION Sunday, December 12, 1971 Apple Pie Topping To make a crum topping for an apple pie, mix four tablespoons of peanut butter and two tablespoons of butter one half Ls 1 cup of brown sugar and one half teaspoon of cinnamon and pour I on top of apples just before putting Into the oven. where she could find the peace to work. With her closest friend and fellow writer, Joyce Blackburn, Miss Price discovered St. Si 1 1 I i i mJ mons Island and said, imme-; diately knew I had found home base." Far back off the main road and surrounded by the Marshes of Glynn that she loves Miss I Price lives in a comfortable home, and there, she is still writing. Miss Price has completed a trilogy of novels about St.

Si-: mon and is hard at work on others. "I feel extremely fulfilled now that the trilogy is written, i I 1 'i til yTik -n 7 but sad, too," she said. "My characters are a part of me and I pass their graves in Christ Church Cemetery every time I drive to the village." She has written 20 books, mostly religious fiction. She is turning more and more to novels. She has been described as the only living writer who has all her books still in print and available in hardback.

Her books have sold 3.5 million Maris at the Country Club. Seated on the side of the table at the hostess right are Lee Kroeze, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Kroeze; and Margaret Palmer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

James Y. Palmer. On the side at her left are Katherine Brewer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A.

Brewer; and Pam Daschbach, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Daschbach. The Christmas motif was gaily portrayed in the table decorations and appointments. Photo by Jesse Worley.

LI1TLE INDIES LUNCHEON Eugenia Far-rington, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Far-rington, at the right, poses with her guests at a party in her home. At opposite end of the table is the honoree, Kaxen Torrie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

William M. Vaughey Jr. of Havre, and Calgary, Canada, who were visiting Mr. Vaughey's parents in Jackson and were honored by the senior Vaugheys and Mr. and Mrs.

Gerrit copies in America alone, exclusive of book clubs. Her religious books are non-denominational. She talks about God and her relationship to Him. "I had no formal religious training," she said. "I met God late in my life and He is very real to me.

He alone is all that is important. So, I have no doctrinal rigidities to overcome. No barriers to knock down I've not been made afraid to disagree." Miss Price is no recluse. Her friends range from movie stars, writers and politicians to the black family which lives nearby. And this former Yankee has let all of Georgia know she has entered the state.

Recently when the coastal marshes were threatened, she made a trip to the Georgia A great gift for his leisure hours. It feels great because it's made of fine mercerized cotton lisle. It looks great in the clubhouse because its collar fits the way shirt collars should fit, the stitching's as fine as that of his favorite Hathaway dress shirt and styling includes a 4 button placket front and long point collar. It performs like the pro it is on the course because sleeves are full for an unhampered swing nothing to bind or chafe. It comes in a handsome range of colors including white, navy, light blue, gold, straw, lavender or pink clover.

Jack Nicklaus wear? it. What's he got that your boy hasn't? S-M-L-XL, 14.00. The Gentleman's Shop, first floor. for five years. She began can take a character from a history book and make a best selling novel out of him.

But Miss Price herself is an elusive Eugenia Price Has Found Her Home Base In Georgia speaking engagements across the United States and in Canada and during this 12-year period she wrote almost a book a year, "most of them on trains between speaking engagements," she said. The irregular hours, the trav ptisun io Lai'une in Born in Charleston, W. Editor's note: Eugenia Price, one of the best-selling current novelists, grants few interviews. Rut she agreed recently to talk with a longtime friend. Joyce Norman of The Birmingham News.

By JOYCE NORMAN Birmingham News Writer ST. SIMONS ISLAND. Ga. (AP) Author Eugenia Price Genie, as she is knmvn to so many readers, became widely known when she wrote and directed "Unshackled," a half hour radio drama, which ran eling and the desire to just write led her to seek a place J0' ry few vim-bmsmL vtm I vcm jx Precisely the somelhing special called for by the important events of the holiday evenings. Blocks of kidskin all silver, all gold or gold and silver comb nation laced together with metallic crochet and suspended from a chain handle that sometimes swings from the shoulder, and sometimes is hand held.

25.00 in the Handbag Collections, first floor. vn High drama in a covered, lotus-pod patterned brocade (nylon-polyester-acetate) with raised waistline and full blown organza rose on the shoulder im BfJ -A to bloom all winter long. In a sun-wanned citrus yellow with gold and m)' silver brocade, a dress that was born for holiday galas or could it be the other way around? Sizes 6-14, 150.00. Typical of our collection of evening allurements in the 21 Shop, third floor. if bj'xg-M si -5M 1 iiiapiiwH wn it) Night lighting for festive scenes from this moment on Felipe's party-going sandal in luminous gold or silver kid glowing complement for ballgown, long-stemmed look or short cocktail dress.

35.00. From our '71 evening collection in the Shoe Salon, first floor. 4.