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KINGSPORT TDIES-NEWS Sunday Dec 7 1953 Jonesville avors A- jU O' j-v 1 111? "I -v i Ills i 'X vj mi By GAYNOR MADDOX NEA Food and Markets Editor In New Orleans city of wonderful cooking my friend Clarke Salmon and his wife taught me few new tricks with rice For example a big bowl of fluffy rice vlth tiny pieces of pineapple nixed in it served with fried riam steak Just try that com-lnatlon of flavors Mr Salmon one of the best men on the development of the middle South says rice is no longer Just a southern specialty He thinks the new packaged pre-cooked rice has made It a menu staple in American homes everywhere today Here is one of the recipes he gave me for the packaged pre-cooked style of rice a definite labor and worry saver Chicken livers with Bice (Makes 5 or 8 Servings) One -quarter cup butter 3 tablespoons finely chopped onion lft cups packaged precooked rice 1ft cups water 1ft teaspoon salt 1 box (8 ounces) quick-frozen' chicken livers thawed (if desired ft-pound fresh chicken livers may be used) seasoned flour 1 can (10ft ounces) condensed cream of chicken soup ft cup milk 1 tablespoon chopped parsley Melt 1 tablespoon of the butter in sauce pan Add onion and cook until tender but not brown Add rice water and salt Mix Just until all rice is moistened Bring quickly to a boil over high heat uncovered fluffing rice gently once or twice with a fork (Do j'S' (': not stir) Cover and remove from heat Let stand 10 minutes Meanwhile separate chicken livers and dry between towels Cut into 1-lnch piece- and roll In seasoned flour coating lightly Melt remaining butter in skillet add chicken livers and saute 3 to 4 minutes or until lightly browned Remove from heat Add soup milk and parsley to rice and heat thoroughly Add chicken livers Mix lightly with a fork Turn Into greased lft-quart baking dish Bake In moderate oven (375 degrees F) 10 minutes Tomorrow's Menu Breakfast: Canned figs ready-to-eat cereal scrambled eggs with parsley enriched toast butter or margarine tart Jelly coffee milk Luncheon: Toasted bacon and cheese isandwlches stewed tomatoes rye bread butter or margarine baked apples tea milk Dinner: Fried ham steak pan gravy fluffy rice with pineapple buttered Swiss chard enriched bread butter or margarine chocolate pudding coffee milk Catherine Mullins Is FHA President CLINTWOOD (SpL) Catherine Mullins was elected president of the Future Homemakers of America Club at Dickenson Memorial High School recently Other officers named were: Greta Stanley vice president Betty Davenport secretary Betty Counts treasurer Jackie Baker reporter Lochiel Hughes historian- Mr si Helen Smythers Is sponsor of the group a Hi Mrs Oscar Ruebhausen JONESVILLE (Spl) Mr and Mrs Charles Barnes and daughter Sandra of Fountain City were Thanksgiving guests of the Barnes family -Mrs Ben Davidson Dick Davidson Mrs Pattte Henderson Eleanor Barnes and Dwight Williams attended the VPI-VMI football game at Roanoke Thanksgiving Day Mr and Mrs Humphreys entertained the following friends and relatives with a buffet sup-per Saturday evening: Mr and Mrs Nat Fugate and Mr and Mrs Karl Harris of Middlesboro Ky Mr and Mrs Ikey Parkey of Ewing Mr and Mrs Roy Fugate of Gibson Station Mr and Mrs Sam Steele of Gate City and Mr and Mrs Elmer Russell and Mr and Mrs Allen Mine? of Jonesville Mrs Richmond had the following ghests for Thanksgiving dinner: Richmond nf St Paul Mr and Mrs John Richmond Mr and Mrs Ben Richmond and Samm-le of Jonesville Pvt Jimmy Humphrey of Fort Jackson spent the week end with his parents Mr and Mrs Humphreys Mrs Silas Glass and Teresa returned to Jonesville Nov 24 after spending a week with her parents Mr and Mrs Charlie Hyden of Peking Indiana' Mrs Browning "Wynn and John Wynn are visiting relatives in Jackson Term Mr and Mrs- Paris Hines had aa their guests Thursday night Mr arid Mrs Marvin Eagle of Altoma 111 Mr and Mrs Dick Poteet Jr and daughter Linda visited relatives in Jonesville last week Miss Elizabeth Ely has- come to Jonesville to make her winter home with Mr and MrsC Poteet The Rev and Mrs Knice-ly had Thanksgiving dinner with Mr and Mrs- Roy Roop Mrs Knicely remained as a -visitor in the home for several days Mrs Arturo Vergara is visiting her parents Judge and Mrs George Cridlln several months while her husband is traveling for the Food and Agri cultural Organization of the United Nations Dr Vergara1 is Nutrition Representative for Latin America Mrs Vergara recently visited her husbands family in Bogota Colombia for a month before coming to the United States Mr and Mrs Winston Se well and daughter of Harrison burg Va were house guests for the week end at the home of Mrs Vesta Sewell Mr and Mrs Blain Jones of Kingsport spent the week end with Mr and Mrs Newman Munsey Mr and Mrs Edgar Bacon Mrs Mollie Edens and Ben Richmond attended the Burley Bowl parade and game In Johnson City Thanksgiving Day Mr and Mrs Jess Newman of uebhanSen dear VV sO s' ''Si's ss 'S Wr 0 mol Server ere pea A'llIH of Women Voters four times in support of the Reciprocal Trade Agreements Program The former Zelia Peet Mrs Reubhausen is married tota lawyer They have no children ENGAGED Mr and Mrs Clinton Barth of Ambler Pa announce the engagement of their daughter Edith Kathryn to Mr Robert Alexander Horton of Nashville Mr Horton is the son of Mr and Mrs Onnie homas Horton of Fall Branch Miss Barth obtained her BA degree from Vanderbilt University Nashville and is now enrolled in the Vanderbilt University Graduate School Mr Horton obtained his BA degree from Tusculum College Greeneville and is now doing graduate work at Vanderbilt University He is also associated with The Tennessee Taxpayers Asociation The wedding will 4ake place in the summer in Philadelphia Pa (Henry Schofield Studio Nashville) Pure Delisht Mrs Oscar Ruebhausen of New York City accredited observer at United Nations for the League of Women Voters of the United States will be in Kingsport Tuesday for two addresses She will speak at Ridgefields Country Club at a luncheon meeting of the local League at 1 pm and again at 8 pm at Junior High School auditoriuip for an open meeting sponsored by City Parent-Teacher Association Council A graduate of Vassar College Mrs Ruebhausen represents her class of 1937 at Alumnae Council She previously worked as program secretary for New York State League of Women Voters did research in the administration of government for the Spel-man Fund of New York She also conducted a three-month survey on strikes for the National Association of Manufacturers and worked for Standard Brands In 1942 she was private secretary to the Assistant Secretary of the Navy for Air Mrs: Reubhausen was on staff of national LWV writing publications in economic and foreign policy fields from 1943-44 She was first vice president of LWV in New York City six years and now holds the following offices: first vice president of Foundation for Citizens Education vjee chairman of Women United for the United Nations and accredited observer at the United Nations She was appointed to the National Board of the League of Women Voters of the this year Most of Mrs Ruebhausens time is spent doing research in foreign policy In preparation for writing speaking and appearing on radio and television as well as helping local groups plan their programs She testified before Congress for the League PAGODA PAJAMAS $995 ing holidays with her cousin Miss Judy Tritt The Rev Perkins Abigail Joe and Mary Porter of Natural Bridge Va visited Mr and Mrs Hines and Johnny during the Thanksgiving holidays Mr and Mrs Marvin Eagle Mr and Mrs Neil Eagle of Altoma 111 Mr and Mrs Hines were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Hines Thanksgiving night Mr and Mrs Lewis Tritt and Judy Tritt spent Thanksgiving Day with Mr Tritts mother Mrs George Tritt in Dryden Mr and Mrs Sprinkle Jr and son Dickie visited Peggy a student at Roanoke College during the Thanksgiving holidays They attended the VPI-VMI football game and were dinner guests of Mrs Sprinkles aunt Mrs 8 Smith in the home of Mr and Mrs Eugene Davis on Thursday HenTy Spencer Don and Dick Hyatt of the Medical College of Virginia Richmond spent a few days with relatives last week Mr and Mrs Joe Lyle and children and Mrs Barnes and Patty Barnes attended the Santa Claus parade and shopped in Knoxville Friday Mr and Mrs Robert Smith spent the week end with Mrs Smiths parents the Rev and Mrs A Cogdill of Knoxville Mrs Smiddy and Joe Frank spent Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs Hummel of Blacksburg Va Miss Sandra Hendricks of St Charles were dinner guestsi Kingsport spent the Jhanksgiv- Heres A Gift She ll Love For The Rest Of Her Life Johnson's presents a perfect 5 lBlacktviPink 4 Blue Satin 5 Sizes 4ft to 10 AAA-AA-B Sizes 7 ft to 10 AA-B IClKXtCiCiKtCXiKiCiCtKiKiCiKXXXXtClClCtCietCtKXtCiKKlKXVClKmiKiMmWCiPnKlCtClKWCmmWIMYIMtlVWflCXXVCICWKtCICWCICXlKmiCXlClKW Black Blue White Wine Satin Here's a perfect gift combination of famous long-wearing Mary Grey stockings plus a beautiful blue leatherette gift box! It's a lovely and practical gift and ideal for every gift occasion Ask today in our hosiery department All the exquisite beauty of a Chinesebrush pointing Harry Berger's magnificent new mandarin pajamas that you'll love for sleeping live In for lounging Brilliant color combinations black multifilament crepe trousers topped by a vivid satin mandarin jacket with slit sides end black frog fastenings Rich washable satin In Oriental tones of gold corat or blue all with jet black trousers Scientifically sized in Proportionettes to fit your height 32 to 38 oil covered seams: no raw edges to ravel buttons locked on to last 133 longer four-cdjushnent waistband i 'j generous true-sized cvf TINY TOMMIES you're under five feet two Inches 32 to 34 'REGULAR TOMMIES If 'you'rf between fnre feet two ond five feet six inches 32 to 38 TALI TOMMIES you're over five feet six Indies 34 to 38 Sm vx mcc TOMSUtS Alt MAM WIT IV KAYION INCOCfOCATZD looc soe we tommies uaeu 135 lo 195 Leatherette Box 150 and gift box Seasons Greetings VnidityoiinAon Sr Cto Quality Counts" rreTsarorotrFTG.