Clarion-Ledger from Jackson, Mississippi • Page 102

S8 Thursday, December 4, 1986 The Clarion-Ledger Jackson Daily News iouth Hills Library hosts 1 st Cookbook Festival Great American Barbeque Hale, who is listed in Who's Who In Barbeque 1986 and is a Diddy-Wa-Diddy National BBQ Sauce contest winner, says his book is the only complete guide to authentic barbeque His book also tells readers how to turn cheaper, tougher cuts of meat into tender, succulent servings of savory sauced barbeque. Also, in the book is advice on how to tame the taste of the wildest game. Hale sells basting seasoning mix and the cookbook. Cookbooks are $10.95, each and seasoning is $4.95 per packet. Orders should be sent to Smokey's, P.

O. Box 1686, McComb, Miss. 39648. Everyday Gourmet brought samples of Mississippi cookbooks that were not on exhibit. For additional information on titles and prices, call 362-0723.

"Cookbooks make great Christmas gifts," a library spokesman said. across the state while raising money for the college. They shared this recipe: Honey Graham Treats makes 36 1 stick butter. 1 stick margarine. Vz cup sugar.

crushed pecan or almonds (optional). Bring to boil and cook two minutes by clock. Pour over 36 Keebler Honey Graham Crackers on cookie sheet Place in oven for 10 minutes at 350 degrees. Remove with spatula before they cool. For copies of the book, send $8 to More Magnolia Mixin, P.

O. Box 1109, Kosciusko, Miss. 39090. Another school, Hinds Junior College, has published a cookbook, Discover It All, which features appetizers, beverages, breads, soup, salad, vegetables, meatseafood, poultry, microwave, desserts, household hints, and recipes by Alice Walker. Proceeds from the book are used for a scholarship for children of Hinds Junior College District faculty and staff members.

The book is dedicated to Mrs. Alice Walker, well known in the Jackson area. "This is a tribute to one of the world's greatest cooks," the cookbook notes. The books sell for $7.50 and be purchased by contacting the colleges in the district. Workers at Movie Star Company in Ellisville have compiled their favorite recipes into the book entitled Movie Star Cooks.

The recipes in that book were designed for working women, and all have been tried. Proceeds from the cookbook funds the plants Christmas party. Copies are available for $3.50 per copy. For copies, write to Movie Star, 1518 Monroe Ellisville, Miss. Representative from Movie Star shared this recipe: Forty-Niners 1 (1 lb.) box light brown sugar.

2 cups biscuit mix. 4 eggs, well beaten. 2 cups chopped pecans. Combine all ingredients and blend well. Pour into greased and floured 13x9 pan.

Bake at 325 degrees for 30-35 minutes. Remove from oven and cool thoroughly before slicing into 48 square cookie bars. Dust South, from page 1 section. The book sells for $5 and be purchased by contacting the church. Festival goers had a hard time choosing which cookbook to add to their collections, but one that got a lot of attention was the cookbook Down here, men don cook, a cookbook by Mississippi men.

The book was edited by Linda Ross Aldy and Carol Taf after Commissioner of Agriculture Jim Buck Ross made that comment during a news conference when he was giving vice-presidential candidate Geraldine Ferarro a tour of a local blueberry farm According to Aldy, the comment made many women furious, and she and Taf set out to prove him wrong. The cookbook is chalked full of recipes from some of Mississippi's famous men, as well as not-so-famous ones. All the recipes are by men except one, which is Geraldine Ferarro's Blueberry Muffin recipe the one that started the whole argument Ross also contributed a recipe to the book. A must Christmas gift for the liberated men on shoppers' lists, the book sells for $8.95 plus tax and is available by mail order for $10.74, which includes shipping. For copies write to Southern Images, P.

0. Box 4406, Jackson, Miss. 39216. Representatives of the Junior League were on hand with their ever-popular cookbook Southern Sideboards. The book has been chosen as the number five bestseller in American in the regional cookbook category.

Proceeds from the cookbook will be used for Junior League Projects. League members recently committed themselves to building a new children's cancer wing at the University Medical Center. The cookbook sells for $12 and is available in most bookstores across the region and at the league office, 805 Riverside, Jacksoa Judging from the goodies on exhibit by the Magnolia Bible College Association members, Kosciusko has many good cooks. The cookbook More Magnolia Mixin'bas so many good recipes it's hard to choose which one to try first. One sample on display that no one could seem to get enough of was "Honey Graham Treats." The ladies said they compiled the recipes because they wanted to share their good recipes with others with powdered sugar.

Members of the Jackson Symphony League displayed their cookbook, Taste of the South. The book has some great recipes for entertaining, including everything from prom parties to evening cocktails. Copies of the book sell for $17.95 and may be purchased at the symphony office or by calling 960-1565. The 3 year-old South Jackson Civic League cookbook, Hospitality Heirlooms, featuring watercolor pictures by noted artist Wyatt Waters and recipes by some of south Jackson's best cooks, was also on display. Proceeds from the cookbook will go toward ongoing league projects, including scholarships, the Ronald McDonald House, the Mustard Seed Foundation and Ellisville State School.

The cookbook sells for $10. Add $1.75 for mail handling charges. To order, write Hospitality Heirlooms, P. O. Box 8481, Jackson, Miss.

39204. Members of the Mississippi State Bluegrass Association were not providing the entertainment for the event, but instead were showing off their cookbook, Sharing Our Best The organization promotes blue-grass and gospel music, and the proceeds from the sale of the book are used for this cause. Books are $6. Members of The Telephone Pioneers of America were on hand to sell their tried and true cookbooks Bell Best and Bell's Best 2. The books are on sale from Pioneer members for $5 each.

For additional information, contact the Telephone Pioneers, Landmark Building, Jackson, Miss. 39205, or call 961-1980. Church members at Mt. Calvary Baptist Church, 1400 Robinson decided to pass their heritage of cooking on through the medium of a cookbook. Their book boasts of recipes from some of Jackson and the south's finest black cooks.

The book has been featured at heritage festivals in Chicago, 111., and Detroit, Mich. Mrs. Lenora Cameron says copies of the cookbook can be found in homes as far away as California. Kraft Foods has featured some of the recipes from the book in its heritage series of cook booklets. The books cost $10 and can be purchased by stopping by the church or by calling 352-8585 or Mrs.

Ionora Cameron at 366-2417. Proceeds from the book are used for various church projects. C. Clark "Smokey" Hale from McComb proved to one of biggest higlights of the festival with his book riZiL Staff photo by Theresa King Men and women alike shared conversation about the many interesting cookbooks on exhibit during the first Cookbook Festival held at South Hills Branch Library. These two discuss the Springridge United Methodist Church cookbook "Sampler," a mission fund project of the United Methodist Women.

SouthWest honor rolls listed -sf -mSjt if- 1 sLf' 4 'ilf. i 4 4 I "Bito mmuMM aiw umi- i iimniir smmamtM Todd Milner. Jess Yeager Honor Roll Greg Davis. Schelle Johnson, Natasha Taylor. Mrs.

Powell's Class Principal List Susan Green. Jason Powell. Michelle Vaughn. High Honor Roll David Errington, Donna Gladney. Amy Gremillion, Robert Long, Natasha Ward.

Honor Roll Adam Comans, Joshua Donald, Nima Mazhari, Eric Mitchell, Susie Smith, Shanna Tisdale FOURTH GRADE Mrs. Currie Class Principal List Kelly Corn-mans. High Honor Roll Jennifer Brown. Diana Gabriel. Lee Greco, Melodye Hall, Tamika Kennedy.

Corey Landrum. Delmon Smith. Pamela Townsey. Mrs. Jones' Class Principal's List WESLEY Oden High Honor Roll Joy Barnes.

April Whitfield, Sean Hamblin. Mrs. Taylor's Class High Honor Roll Ida Allen, Tekka Cosby, Chris Hamil, Amanda Shaheen. Crystal Watson. Burnadette Williams.

Honor Roll Christian Gallagher. Kristy Hopkins. Michael Pitts. FIFTH GRADE Mrs. Walker's Class Principal's List Elizabeth Thomas.

HighHonorRoll Dayanna CArson, Desmond Funchess. Lamont Hanson. Amie Haynes, Angela Kelly, Shawn King, Latrelle Mardis. Shannon Robinson, Angela Tucker. Honor Roll CALVIN Holeman.

FIFTH GRADE Mrs. Henderson's Class Principal's List Amy Co-mans High Honor Roll Michelle Brunfield, Melanie Bynum, Chris Fortune. Stephanie Hays, Angela Joiner, Joshua Kainz, Bobby McClellan, Bonnie Mitchell, Lashon Moore, Toni Taylor, Sandra Walter, Christy Wigley. Honor Roll Chaundra Benson, Stephanie Carter. Ronda Gilbert.

Linda Gordon. Caprina Green. Matthew Land, Sharna Lewis. Felicia Lindsey, Franklin Moore. Shaine Reeves.

SIXTH GRADE Mrs. Gladnsy's Room Principal's List Michael Fouche. LaShonda Aldridge High Honor Roll Chris Cooley, Josh Farley, Kevin Gaskin, Thomas Gordon. Paul hamblin. Cade Milner.

Billy Weems. Lori Berkemeyer, Tracie Hall, Shunkeetha Hargrave. Cassandra lames, LaShunda Ledbetter. Rhonda Mc-Kinley. Miya Mitchell, Heather Mize.

Dawn Seals. Honor Roll Eric Abston. Eric Armstrong. Karrie Keyes. Mrs.

Wages' Class High Honor Roll Lori Ainsworth, Bethany Brantley. Kenneth Brown. Kimberly White. Honor Roll Jahkiya Bell. Terry Gleason.

Hazel McLaurin. Staff Dhotos bv Theresa Kina Eighth grade students scoring in the 99th percentile on the California Achievement Test are, from left Angela Dixon, Angela McKie, and Keith Fortenberry. Back row from left are Quincy Jones and Delmon Cotton. Not pictured is Anita Canada. There are 376 students on honor roll at Hardy Junior High, and out that number 19 scored in the 99th percentile on the California Achievement Test.

These student received special recognition recently at an honors day program. Mrs. Marjorie McFarland, Adopt-a-School representative, St. Dominic Hospital presented the 19 students with certificates and letters from Sister Josephine Therese, administrator, St. Dominic Hospital.

Other students honored received ribbons for their achievement. Honors, from page 5 Hall. Newton handy, Sanquanerte haraper, Tanyeka Harris, Stephanie Hoye, Robin Huff, Steven Jenkins, Antonio Jones, Antwaine Jones, Shanna Jones, McCarthur Kennebrew, Tessa Kinnard. Derek Kyles. Fulton Lampley.

Craig Mallett, Eileen Moore. Patrick Morgan, Sirrom Morris. Jemicah Mosby. Patricia Owens, Suwadu Palmer, Charles parker, Roshanda Perkins, Robin Potts, Freddie Satcher, Bonita Seals, Laquakia Sibley, Melissa Spriggs, Nikia Sim-son, Sherry Taylor, Charlotte Thurman, Erika Weathersby. Arinell White, De-lyndria Williams.

Fredreca Williams, John Williamson, Gabriel Wilson, Malika Wright. Shaka York. Sixth Grade Johnny Adams. Marquita Aldridge, Shonda Alridge, Shredwrick Anderson, Kimberly Baylis, Lonzell Bell, Kenyatta Bender, Amanda Blake, Reginald Brent, Tina Brown, Michael Burney, Angela Busier, Jessica Chapman, Hoang Cheu, Phuong Chau, Taquela Clayton, Darron Collins, Arthur Cohran, Larry Kykes, Cory Evans, Jermaine Evans, Michael Evans. Anthony Fains.

Taboris Fisher. Nikdra Ford, Yvette Ford, Sherika Galloway. La-tonia Gardner, Taronta Gines. Shawata Grisham, Calvin Harper, Marietta Harris, Princess Harrison, Jermaine Henderson, Lawrence Hill, Pervis Howell, Clara Jackson, Derek Jackson, Crystal Johnson, Quenshella Johnson, Randy Johnson, Stephanie Johnson, Steven Johnson, Fredrick Jones, Marshall Keys, Terrell LeFlora. Christopher Lloyd.

Larry Manuel. Ebony Maxwell, Derrick McFarland. Sylvester McGee, Terry Mclnnis. Vanethia McNeil. Anika Melvin.

Lecorey Miller. Sylvia Morrison, John Mosley, Chris Myers. Chris Paige. Lynda Robinson. Lamar Ross.

Cleveland Ryals. Calven Scott, Emanuel Shoulders, Malcolm Slay, Marcus Spriggs, Yolanda Tillman, Marcus Young, Venice Webb. Delawrence WEathersby, Tabitha White, Crystal Woo-dard. High Honor Roll First Grade Tamara Bealer. Thomas Bradford, La-keshia Catchings, Jeralka Champion, Joycelyn Ford, Laquanna Ford, Danielle Gaines, George Harris.

Jeremy Holden. Montario Jones, Gerald Moore, Sherry Morris, Chris Norwood. Teresa Ollie, Kimberly Parker, Lucious Perkins, Tabitha Stanton, Kenetra Thomas, Glenn Wilson. Second Grade Avia Banks, Sharon Barton, Tonya Brooks. Demetrius Brown, Nathaniel Burney, Cedric Butler, Geraldine Chambliss, Rodney Galloway.

April Harvey. Adrain Haywood. Marcus Harper, Tiffany Hill, marissa Hoi-ley. Warden Jackson, Keona Johnson, Jamessa Jones, Michael Larry. Antonio Macklin, Brenda Maxwell, Michelle McCray, Kevin McNeal, Lisa Miller, Kamela Moore, Nafessah Rasheed.

Leslie Robinson, Suzannah Salu, Deme-tna Smith, Earnestine Smith, Devon Stamps, Lashonda Steverson, Rodney Sutton, Benita Taylor, Chadrick Thomas, Christopher Weathersby, Damion Wilson, Maleitha Winters. Third Grade Fiona Aldridge, Latarsha Brent, Desmond Hearn, Candace Ingram. Youshana Jenkins, Wongala Melvin, Sherry Moffett. Markish Mosby, Emmanuel Norwood, Tangela Norwood, Timothy Parker, Angela Smith. Ce-drick Smith.

Lawanda Thomas, Christopher Williams, Jureka Womack. Fourth Grade Terri Butler, Makeshia CAtchings, James Champman, Chanty Freeman, Tanya Robinson. High Honor Roll Fifth Grade David Atkins, Latonya Banks, Shonda Blackmon, Kecia Brown, Yushikie Burns, April Conners, Demetria Cross, Damon Curthrell, Roy Davis, Tamara Davis. Buffelia Dillard. Mario Dixon, Tara Dotson, Toya Edwards, Joye Garrett, Marcel Hall.

Newton Handy, Tanyeka Harris, Robin Huff, Shanna Jones, Tessa Kinnard, Derek Kyles, Jemicah Mosby. Patricia Owens, Bonita Seals, Sherry Taylor, Erika Weathersby, Fredreca Williams, John Williamson, Sharon Winters, Angel Wolder. Sixth Grade Kim Baylis. Amanda Blake, Angelia Calhoun, Jessica Chapman, Hoang Chau, Phuong Chau, Taquela Clayton, Arthur Cohran, Jermaine Evans, Michael Evans, Taboris Fisher, Latonia Gardner. Roxanne Gillis, Shawata Grisham, Calvin Harper, Lawrence Hill, Clara Jackson, Quenshella Johnson, Stephanie Johnson, Derrick McFarland, Lecory Miller, Sylvia Morris, Billy Wilmoth, Crystal Woodard.

Honor Roll First Grade Allen, Brian Anthony, Kimberly Caston, Benjamin Draper, Natalie Evans, Angela Gray, Toni Lewis, Jimmy Love. Schcoby Mallory, Artina Moore. Schironda Palmer, Jamise Slaughter, Eric Tillman, La-toya Ward, Joseph White, Tameka Wonsley. Second Grade Mary Carter, Antonio Davis, Shenita Gibson, Jermaine Hicks, Jason Hill, Anna Jones, James Jordan, Camilla Mason, Maurice Mason, Trung McGuyen, Parco Sutton, Harry Tolbert, Maria Wilson. Third Grade Tonya Crumbley, Michaela Gillmore.

Fourth Grade Danny Green. Fifth Grade Vonchetta Bailey, Alex Bennett. Michelle Bingham. Daniel DeWeese. Daryl Evans, Mercom Fields, Derrick Finch, Sanquanerte Harper, Marcus Johnson, Mcarthur Kennebrew, Suwadu Palmer, Charles Paraker, Lawanda Ross, Calvin Sumrall, Arinell White, Fredrica Williams, Shaka York.

mmmfwwum i ipp i 1 Thirteen ninth graders scored in the 99th percentile on the California Achievement Test. They are, front row from left, Danielle Garner, Tashalon Dixon, Trina Linson, Jack Young, Arthur Harris and Jamila Reese; and back row Darick Gayden, Valerie Key, Wintress Reynolds, Bert Gardner, Doug Williams, Larry Armstrong and Kwanza Price. Magnolia State Chapter, DAR sponsors Christmas Pilgrimage The Christmas Pilgrimage sponsored by Magnolia State Chapter, DAR, for the benefit of the scholarship fund and special DAR projects will be Wednesday, Dec. 10, from p. m.

Houses on the tour are those of Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Ellis, 153 Winged Foot Circle; Mr. and Mrs. John E.

Pittman, 4714 Calnita Place; Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Herrin, 170 Winged Foot Circle; and Mrs. T.

Kabbes, 4028 Old Canton Road. Also, from p. tea will be served at The Governor's Mansion, 300 East Capitol St. The home of Mr. and Mrs.

Jeff Ellis, 153 Winged Foot Circle, is of basic Southern architectural design with covered gallery in front and rear. Highlights of the home include a wood parquet floor and raised panel wainscot in the entrance foyer, a mantlepiece of Louis XV marble in the living room and raised oak paneled cabinets in the kitchen and family dining room. Furnishings throughout the home include Chippendale, Sheraton, Louis XV and Queen Anne. The home of Mr. and Mrs.

John E. Pittman, 4714 Calnita Place, is of gold stucco and brick. Architectural features include rooms at 45 degree angles, giving an openess desired by Mrs. Pittman, and a raised counter-level hearth with an arched fireplace. Examples of Mrs.

Pittman's work of tiles, pottery and other ceramic items are throughout the house. Antique furnishings include clocks and Oriental rugs. The Northeast Jackson home of Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J.

Herrin, 170 Winged Foot Circle, is in a Lousiana Planatation style. Features of the home include antique white columns along the front porch and 150 year-old pine floors, saved from an old school house. Decorative features of the home include a collection of wooden nut crackers, two stories of leaded glass windows, French doors throughout the home and an antique schoolmaster's desk, made by her mother's maternal grandfather. The old-brick French style home of Mrs. T.

Kabbes, 4028 Old Canton Road, was built in 1939 and was restored in 1984. Much of the original wood and brick was kept Features of the house include two large front bay windows, an ornate cast iron trellis and a curved stairway. Highlights include three mantels. One, an ornately carved one in the visiting kitchen, came from Hasley's Court, Oxfordshire, England. Another came from Natchez, and the third came from the old Monte-leone Hotel in New Orleans.

The $5 tickets may be purchased at the door of the homes on the tour or from Mrs. Eliza Hewitt at 956-615 A 'Lottie to be presented here (Lottie's sister who, incidentally, was the first of the two sisters to go to China as a missionary); Greg Kinsley as Andrew (Lottie's fiance); and Steve Ains-worth as Pastor Li (the Chinese pastor who worked with with Lottie). Other cast members include Marcia Harrigill, Mike Irby and several children from the church. "Lottie is directed by Mrs. Lucy Rives.

The public is invited to attend this performance at Alta Woods Baptist Church, 168 Colonial Drive. Admission is free. The Recreation Ministry of Alta Woods Baptist Church will present the drama, "Lottie on Sunday, Dec. 7, at 6 p. m.

in the Sanctuary. The musical drama depicts the life of Lottie Moon, Southern Baptist missionary to China from 1873-1912. It brings to the audience insight into the dynamic personality of this courageous woman, and a better understanding of the mission work she established in a foreign land. Cast includes Cindy Coon in the role of Lottie; Donna Slater as the young Lottie; Clara Walker as Mama Moon (Lottie's mother); Renee Jones as Edmonia Key Elementary Key Elementary School has released its honor roll for the first six weeks, as follows: FIRST GRADE Mrs. Langdon's Class Honor Roll Jill Barnes, Jamie Brooks, Brian Cook.

Milton Flora, Erika Funchess, Natasha Hill, Hailey Jacobson, Kenneth Johnson, Vincent Kennedy, Mario Ledbetter, Shauntane Lewis, Marcus Lindsey, Torri Neal, Natasha Rolling, Jessica Schilling, Katie Shaw, Mario Smith, Montoya Washington, Kelli Johnston. Mrs. Lee's Class Principal's List Kristin Brown, Mattie Brown, Lauran Gavette, Marleen George, Amisha Hannah, Debra Mardis, Christopher Moore. Nicole Swartzel, Kimberly Travis, Holly Uscy. Honor Roll James Gallagher.

Marsha Keyes. Johnny Lindsey, Moseph Mitchell, Julianna Nelson, Jessica Smith. Mrs. Martin's Clan Principal's List Natasha Grant. Eric Griffith, Alicia Jones, Nicholas Lafferty, Denise White.

Honor Roll Kristie Weems. Cedric Scott, Richard Nissen, Shaun Kelly, Frankie harden, Selina Shanks, Ida Skipper, Christopher Peusch, Beth Sayle, Sean Nolden, Angie Hughes, Tina Oden, Amanda Delaughter, Cory Berry, Timothy Coleman, Jonathan Henderson. Mrs. Ware's Class Principal's List Ten Lynn Armstrong. Nathan Hamblin.

High Honor Roll Chance Davis. Honor Roll Aaron Ainsworth, Kym demons, Christi Cook, Amber Daw-kins, Nicole Gregory, Tarsha Ingram, Robert Johnson, Kimberly Moore, Adrian Pough, Michael Rials, Lakisha Scott. Michael Shepherd, Felicia Wells, Sharyl Wells. James David Whitty. SECOND GRADE Mrs.

Land rum's Class Principal's List Steven Brantley, Leland Hanson, Melissa Courtney, Melissa Payne. High Honor Roll Jeffery Coleman, Stephen Errington, Curtis Hinkle, Adam Gilbert, Lyndie Haddakin, Sherry Haney. Honor Roll John Ainsworth. Newberry Brown, Eric Lowe, Michael Scott, Aaron Vick, Matt Wade, Dannette Evans, Renee Jones. Mr.

McCluer's Class Principal List Iram Nazir, Wesley Thomas, Brian Welch. High Honor Roll Tapicka Baldwin, Emily Tucker, Marcoe Walker, Jay White, Kendra Claiborne. Honor Roll Robert Lindsey, Michael Usry, Seth Farley, Julie Townsey, Parnell Stephenson, Vonica Nolan, Bart Hughes. Gina Powell, Lekicha Bennett. Samantha Silcox, Jill Trammell, Jason Lester, David Howie.

Mrs. Stubbs' Class Principal's List Lindsay White. Honor Roll Kadejan Ladejobi, Shunts Cannon, Teiawan Fairtey, Sabrina Nissen. THIRD GRADE Mrs. Larry's Class Principal's List Kristi Craft.

High Honor Roll David learn. Honor RoU Eliot Saik, Tania Smith, Brandy Nolden, Sara Williams, Jennifer Wigley, George Wells, Shane Lowry. Shawn Morgan, Joe Harper, Denise Hughes, Madeline Jackson, Edwin Lewis. 4 Mrs. MiwHsr's Class High Honor Roll Jesse Farley, David Kelly, St.

Luke's gains church status helped to establish a new church, became its pastor and has since been active as a church planter, evangelist and pastor. He has traveled widely, conducting preaching and teaching missions and promoting church renewal. He is the author and publisher of two books. The public is invited to come and share this time of celebration with the members of St Luke's. A reception wj be held after the service.

I St Luke's Presbyterian Mission is now St. Luke's Presbyterian Church USA. Members of the new congregation will celebrate their church status during a formal commissioning service Sunday, Dec. 7, at 3:30 p. m.

The location for the service is 405 Beasley Road, (four blocks from Callaway High School). Dr. Frank Oliver DuCille Sr. of Charlotte, N. will be the guest speaker, A native of Jamaica, Dr.

DuCille became a lay evangelist in 1948 and in 1953.