The Chillicothe Constitution-Tribune from Chillicothe, Missouri • Page 28

FOR Pear Muffins Tops As Breakfast Fare By AILEEN CLAIRE NEA Pood Editor Lure the family to breakfast with pear muffins. Flavored with ginger arid lemon, the muffins make an interesting breakfast bread to help break the nonbreakfast habit of so many school children. Ginger-Topped Pear Muffins 1 (Mb.) can Bartlett pear halves cups sifted flour 3 teaspoons baking powder teaspoon salt 3 tablespoons sugar 1 egg 3 cup oil cup pear syrup 1 teaspoon grated lemon peel Ginger Topping Drain pears, reserving syrup. Chop fine. Sift flour, baking powder, salt and sugar into bowl.

Combine egg, oil and pear syrup. Pour into flour mixture, stirring just until blended. Fold in chopped pears and lemon peel. Pour into greased muffin tins. Sprinkle with topping mixture.

Bake at 400 degrees for 20 minutes. Makes 12. Ginger Topping: Combine 1 tablespoon butter, brown sugar, 2 tablespoons flour and 1 teaspoon ginger. Mix until crumbly. ENON By MRS.

GRANVILLE SYKES There were 76 present at Enon Sunday morning for Sunday services. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Stewart entertained with a supper Wednesday. Those present were Mrs.

Jennie O'Roark, Mrs. Mary Wooden, Mr. and Mrs. John Wooden, Mr. and Mrs.

Johnie Dale Wooden, Mr, and Mrs. Nelson Barron and Teddy, Mr. and Mrs. Lennie Brownley and Mrs. Ada Sykes.

Mrs. Reva Maberry was dismissed Friday from the Chillicothe hospital. Mrs. Kenneth Jones and Bryce spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Raymon Decker. Mr. and Mrs.

Addis O'Roark, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Corbin and sons, Mrs. Linda Weeks were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Nelson Barron and sons. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sykes, Oakdale, arrived Saturday evening for a visit with her mother, Mrs. Laura Paris, and other relatives and friends.

Happy Hollow Club met with Mrs. Walter Jones Thursday afternoon. Officers were elected. Mr. and Mrs.

Dick Corbin and Mr. and Mrs. Lyndal Fuller and son were Wednesday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Corbin and sons.

Mr. and Mrs. Willie Sykes, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sykes were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Forrest Sykes and family. Afternoon visitors were Mrs. Lula William, Mr. and Mrs.

Bill Brown, Mrs. Alma Myers, Roy McNew, Danny (Harris. Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Hudson called on Mr.

and Mrs. Vernon Goll Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Lennie Brownley, Mr.

and Mrs. John Isaac, Mrs. Jane Rae LaBlac and J.D., and Mrs. Vesta Stamm spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

Otto Wilson, Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Georgie Green spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs.

(Lennie Brownley and Mrs. Ada Sykes. Mrs. Sykeg accompanied them home for a visit. Those who called on Mrs.

Reva Maberry Sunday were Mrs. Ruby Condron and John Condron, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Maberry, Mr. and MM.

Bill Maberry and family. President William Henry Harrison was the grandfather of President Benjamin.Harrison. Wanted-Black Walnuts Pick up your black walnuts and bring them to Forrest Sykes, 7 miles south of Dawn, on Route state road and 8 mile, northwest of Coloma, starting October 5th. Paying $4.00 per 100 Ibi. Forrest Sykes; Dawn? Mo.

Ginger lemony pear muffins make breakfast a treat for all ages. Gets Life in Slaying Of Pregnant Housewife Laborer Still Accused in Two Other Murders. ST. LOUIS A plumber's laborer accused in the fa tal stabbing of a pregnanl housewife, her husband and her mother-in-law last Halloween, was found guilty Monday of one of three murder charges filed against him. An all-male jury found Edward Johnson, 29, guilty of the fatal stabbing of Mrs.

Marilyn Rohs, 23. Mrs. Rohs, her husband, Wil ly, 23, and his mother, Mrs. Hermines Rohs, 60, were attacked in their west end apartment. The older woman and Rohs died at the scene.

Marilyn Rohs lived 10 days, long enough to identify Johnson as one of her assailants. She lost her baby before dying of the effects of her wounds. Willie Smith, 28, also faced charges of murdering all three members of the Rohs family. He goes on trial November 9. It was not announced whether Johnson would stand trial on the remaining charges.

The jury assessed Johnson's sentence at life imprisonment. The state asked for the death penalty. TENNESSEE WILLIAMS TO STAY IN ASIA BANGKOK, Thailand (to American dramatist Tennessee Williams says he plans to stay in Asia "until I have a play in production." Williams, who arrived last (Friday, said he would live in an apartment or house in Bangkok Hong Kong or Singapore. Commenting on reports thai he is seriously ill, Williams pointed the left side of his SAVAGE GROCERY 813 FIRST-WE DELIVER-DIAL 646-0854 Center Cut PORK CHOPS Lb. Lean, Country Style Spare Ribs Ib.

Semi-Boneless Loin Roast lb.79l Armour Star Bacon Seitz Sliced or Whole Stab Bacon IU9C U.S. Good Hindnnarlers IK 69tf CUT AND WRAPPED FREE Short Rib Boiling Beef lb.39l Ib. FRANKS Sauerkraut 2 Shurfine Frozen Orange Jce. )2-oz. 29c No.

Monte FruilCocktail Del Monte Spinach 3 cans 691 46-oz. Monte Tomato uiJce 3 tor 1.00 SHURFRESH MARGARINE 2 45c SHURFRESH ICE CREAM Scvagt Grocery Scice when you buy alb. can of FOLDER'S COFFEE ftlqer's SPECW PRICE WITH THIS COUPON Without Coupon 89c Expires Oct. 18,1970 Golden Ripe BANANAS Lb. lOc 6 for 591 Florida Red Red Potatoes 10 IDS.

Jonathan Apples 3 Ibs. 391 Red CRAPES lb.29< Liquid LUX gt. size 49c Giant Size CHEER box Tender Leaf Instant Toa Pure Vegetable CRISCO 3 Ib can chest and said "I have a swell. ing here," but declared: "I've never felt better in my life." MUSIC LOVER DENVER, Colo. (AP) Harold Haney, assistant director of Constitution-Tribune 44 Chillicothe, Mo.

I I Wednesday, Oct. 14, 1970 the Colorado Advertising and Publicity Department, is so fond of the harpsichord that he owns three, which he made himself. NAMES YOUNG SINATRA IN PATERNITY SUIT LAS VEGAS, Nev. (ffl Frank Sinatra, has been named in a paternity suit filed by Carol Sue Edmondston of Las Vegas. Her petition in District Court Monday said Sinatra was the father of her son Victor, born last April in Chicago, and asked that he be ordered to pay birth expenses and support of the boy until the infant is 21.

"This is impossible," Sinatra said. "There are no grounds for such an allegation." Sinatra, like his father a singer, is appearing at the Frontier Hotel. GO MODERN anovjrvc. YOUR INSURE THE MODERN WAY DWELLING PERSONAL PROPERTY PERSONAL LIABILITY OUR HOMEOWNERS POLICY SUMMERVILLLE INSURANCE AGCY. 821 FARMERS MUTUAL INC.

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