Panama City News-Herald from Panama City, Florida • Page 17

N'EWS-IIEKALI), Pwiania City, Thursday, July 1,1976 Page 78 i9TH ANNUAL HUTTO REUNION Descendants of the late James Jackson Hutto are pictured with his portait, from left, his son, L.B. Hutto of Tallahassee; his daughter, Mrs. Honor King and son, Dewey Hutto, both of Panama City. Shown in the next photo from left to right, are the prize persfbr the day of fun and festivities, Mark Gay, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Gay, the youngest; held by Mrs. Nora Hatto Owens, who had the most family present; Jill and Jan and Joey Hutto traveling the fartherest distance, (they came from Tupelo, and are the children of the late Dewey Hutto Dewey Hutto Mrs. Aline McQuagge, next fatherest distance, she is from Huttos Celebrate Annual Reunion The" Hutto family celebrated the 19th annual reunion of the here at Daj'fin Park Clubhouse. The of the Liberty JBell brought together' iv approximately 200 family members to the A red, white and blue theme was used for the Bicentennial scene and were loaded with v-all the old fashioned COMPLETE MEN'S STYLE LoiesCuts $2 Shompoo UNIQUE Beauty SaW 226 Harrison Ave. 763-1275 viands of the era.

B.A. Wilks, son of Leona Hutto Wilks of Palatka gave the history of the Hutto and Madden family and presented the painting of the family patriarch, James Jackson Hutto, a likeness during his early marriage to Leonora Madden in 1867. Hosts and hostesses for the get-together were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Parrish of Panama City; Mr.

and Mrs. B.A. Wilks of Palatka; Mr. and Mrs. L.B.

Hutto of Tallahassee and Mr. and Mrs. Phillip King of Panama City. Awards were presented to the winners of various contests such as the oldest member present, the youngest Hutto, a baking contest, the one who came the fartherest distance for the reunion, the next longest distance, and awards were presented for the ones who had done the most work and research on the history and descendants of the Hutto family. 1ITH STREET SHOPPING CENTER PRE-JULY 4TH SALE LADIES DEPT.

ONE GROUP LADIES SHOES VALUES TO 27.00 2ND GROUP LADIES SHOES VALUES TO 23.00 MENS DEPT. ONE GROUP MENS SHOES LEATHER- VALUES TO 40.00 2ND GROUP MENS SHOES -ALL LEATHER- VALUES TO 33.00 90 CLOSED MONDAY JULY 5TH OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY JULY 7TH Kissimee and is the daughter of the late' David Hutto and Mrs. Luise Hutto); Joe Hutto, ohlesl member; L.B. Hutto of first plate in the cake baking award; and Mrs. Lydia Sertlna of Fort Walton Beach, special awards were presented to Mr.

and Mrs. B.A. Wilks of Palatka for the most work and research on the history and decen- dants of the Hutto family. In the third photo co-chairmen of the annual reunion, Philip King, Edward Parrish and B.A. Wilks of Palatka gel together to compare notes.

FOURTH GENERATION HUTTOS Little Mary Amanda and J.A. Hutto are shown here happy about the whole thing. Their parents are and Mrs. Pete Hutto of Panama City. They make the fourth generation of Huttos, their grandfather was the late Mr.

Grover Hutto and their great-grandfather, the late Mr. ZoUie Hutto. The oldest member present for the reunion is Joe Hutto. of Crestview, at left, who is 82 years young. He is shown accepting a memento from Mrs.

Emiline (Hutto) Parrish. Herndon Reunion Set The Herndon Family Reunion will be celebrated on Saturday, July 3 from 10 a.m. till 4 p.m. This is for the descendents of William and Catherine Herndon. The vent will be held at the John Herndon home site near Clarksville.

Leslie Karon Makes Debut Mr. and Mrs. Marshall A. Courtney of Panama City have annQunced the birth of their daughter, Leslie Karen Courtney. Leslie was born June 18 at the Bay Memorial Medical Center.

Leslie is the granddaughter of Mrs. Docia Courtney and the late M.A. Courtney, and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E.

Rycroft. She is the great granddaughter of Mrs. Loddie Forehand and the late Ruel Forehand, Mrs. Louise Hutto and the late David B. Hutto.

Mrs. Addie Rycroft and the late J.T. Rycroft. And the great great granddaughter of Mrs. Josie Joyner.

HODGES Pre 4th of July BANKAMERICARO. HTH St. Shopping Center Acres of Free Parking HOURS 5:30 Wed. 9 to 1 p.m. FAMILY PAR'J'Y The second annual Raffield Keunlon was lu 'ld reoenlly in the home of Dave and Sadie More than (10 relatives and friends atfended the covered-dish dinner, and are shown here as they gathered for the blessing.

Tliey include John Charles and Joy Raffield, their daughter Carla and son John Robert, here on vaealion; and Mrs. Davis, Donahl and Thelma Prall, Orville, Eleanaand Clay Raffield; Nora Beasley, Ruth Bryant, Alma Knowle Paul, Silas, Put and Camilla Hodges; Johnny B. Raffield, Bernioe and Bill Welnick, Bernice and Stuart Pratt, Tom and Sue Wooten, Nell Iliiyard, Jewell and Walter Eddins, Russell and Jackie Ward, Beulah Davis White, Roy, and Melissa Iloupt; Kathy, Carmen Sue, and Lueinda Hodges; Lacey Raffield, Lacey J. RaffiJ 'ld III, Charlie, Linda and Chad Wooten, Donna and Amy Houser, Harvey Pratt, Knowles; Coy and Boiniie Raffield, Tracy Donoghue, Sue Wooten, (iary (iiust, Bert and Myrt Raffield, Greg Stone, and Beth Danley, and Irene Raffield. Apples Add Variety To Long Time Favorites By Aileen Claire NEA Food Editor Food prices have somewhat changed the traditional meats that are served as part of special religious holidays or anniversaries.

The Easter table this year may feature spring lamb or ham but it also may be highlighted by less ex- The Computed Ming OPENING TODAY JULY 1ST IN THE CALLAWAY VILLAGE SQUARE "Everything You Need For The Perfect Wedding' Bridal Gowns Bridesmaidsl Mother's Dresses Bridal Accessories jTuxedos By Mitchell Paper Goods Cakes and Catering For All Occasions flowers 2 Photographer JOrgonist Soloist Reception Hall Owner, VINCE'-Rocky" ROCCI Consultont, Lee Childress 169-7839 9-5 Monday thru Friday 9-12 Saturday pensive poultry or casserole dishes. To ease the cooking burden you may want to accompaniments or garnishe'" such as spiced apple rings an whole crab apples wlu'ch ar ready to eat from the jar. 0 you may want to make molded gelatin salad to color and a different taste tp standbys. For a change isulii: stitute apple jelly for mint jel? ly; you'll have a complete taste combination with meat dish. JELLED WALDORF SALAD 1 package unflavored gelallp 2 cups apple juice 1 cup mint lelly 2 cups chopped peeleij apples 1 cup chopped celery 1 cup slivered blancheg almonds Soak gelatin in a cup of apple juice, then place oven low heat and stir until ed.

Add mint jelly and stir til it is melted. Remove frarr( heat and stir in remaining pie juice. Chill until slightly thickened. Fold in applesj celery and almonds. Spoort into molds and chill until Unmold and use as garnish loi meat platter or salad accomi paniment, As a variation one cup apple jelly instead mint jelly.

"Apple pie without like a kiss without.