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Kingsport Times from Kingsport, Tennessee • 5

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Kingsport Timesi
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Kingsport, Tennessee
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5
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COOKS CORNER Make New-Fashioned Quick in many daily foods especially desserts Caramel Apple Crisp is a delicious example of an old-fashioned dessert with a 'Apples were a base staple in pioneer kitchens all across the country Their versatility and delicious flavor made them a frequent ingredient modern twist -r the Savor of caramel apples! Made new-fashioned quick and easy with a cake mix'-- and butterj canned apple pie filling and Council representative and Mrs Burdine vice president Not shown is Vaughn Chambers parliamentarian (Times-News Photo David Welsh)' JOHN SEVIER OFFICERS Serving as officers of the John Sevier Junior High PTA are from left in front: Glenn Stanley treasurer Mrs Merritt Shobe president and Mrs Charles Smith secretary Behind are Mrs Julian Lewis (left) Jay cette Plans Announced chopped walnuts this treat is certain to delight your entire family And you'll love it too because it can be asembled in a jify baked and served warm from the oven with a swirl of whipped cream Perfect on a blustery fall day or as a burry-up dessert when unexpected company stays for dinner' Caramel Apple Crisp would make a delightful addition to your recipe collection CARAMEL APPLE CRISP cup butter or margarine softened 1 package caramel apple cake mix 2 cans (1 pound 5 ounces each) apple pie filling cup chopped walnuts Heat oven to 350 degrees Cut butter into cake mix (dry mix) with fork until mixture resembles coarse crumbs reserve 1 cup Pat remaining mixture lightly into ungreased oblong pan 13x9x2 inches building up -inch edge Spread pie filling over cake mixture to within inch of pan edge Mix walnuts and the reserved 1 cup mixture sprinkle over top Bake 45 to 50 minutes Serve warm If desired top with sweetened whipped cream 12 to 15 servings A The Christmas holiday season provides an ideal time to display ones creative talents as demonstrated by Mrs Andy Straley at the recent monthly meeting of toe Kingsport Jaycettes Mrs Straley an artist in the field of cake decorating showed club members how to decorate a sheet cake for the holidays by linking a chain of miniature Santa figures to wreaths shaped from icing roses SHE ALSO exhibited spun-sugar Christmas tree balls decorated sugar cubes and tiny festive mints all of which were products of the Straley kitchen She donated her decorated cake to the dub to be raffled and Mrs Dick Macbeth was toe lucky winner Mrs Lloyd Edwards Jr president presided over the chairman for the Christmas Shopping Tour outlined plans for the clubs assistance to their Jaycee husbands in the annual project scheduled for Dec 18 MRS BOB SANDERS will head a Jaycette committee to decorate toe Palmer Memorial Center for its patients during toe holidays The club voted to provide a Christmas party for workers at the Kingsport Center of Opportunity Members discussed plans for visiting their adoptive twins at Greene Valley School and Hospital in Greene ville during December and finalized plans for purchasing toe childrens Christmas gifts 1 DURING THE meeting articles of food and clothing for toe needy were assembled by the club and magazines were collected for distribution to area hospitals Mrs Tom Wolfe and Mrs Bob Sanders were hostesses An old-fashioned dessert with a modem twist Nickelsville 49ers Hold Reunion stanza of toe poem given by toe class president John Rasnick on the night of their graduation Each student stood and briefly told of his martial status where he lived and some of the memories of his high school days SHE EXPLAINED how they crossed toe Freshman Sophomore Junior and Senior Seas and how they made progress each year toward Commencement Port with only 28 sailors completing toe voyage She completed her remarks by quoting the last ANNIVERSARY HONORED A family dinner at the Holiday Inn honored the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs A Brooks Sr of Route 3 Gate City Their children are James A Brooks Jr of Blacksburg Va and Mrs Addington of Kingsport They also have four grandchildren Mrs IH meeting Toncray George Jaycette Members of the 1949 graduating class of Nickelsville High School met recently at the Holiday Jim for their first class reunion Faculty members attending the reunion were Kyle Smith principal and Miss Naomi Nickels Twenty-nine students wives husbands and guests attended Of the 28 graduates 17 were present The president of the class John 0 Rasnick Abingdon served as master-of-ceremonies The vice president was Nancy Marshall Byington of Nickelsville The Secretary treasurer of the class was Helen Fleenor Mays Members and guests enjoyed a buffet in the banquet room of (he inn i KYLE SMITH complimented toe members of the class for their achievement and success in life Smith is still teaching in toe Scott County school system Miss Naomi Nickels related humorous incidents that occurred during their high school days Miss Nickels is a teacher at Twin Springs High School She traced toe activities of the class beginning in 1945 when they entered high school She spoke of toe class as sailors and Kenneth Clark principal of their freshman year as captain The faculty was the staff of seamen Whos Whose LADIES' FASHION FLOOR the second Announcing New Arrivals 3 Wonderful Presentation at HVCH weighing 6 lbs 4 ozs Brian Lee Archer son of Mr and Mrs Gary Lee Archer Route 12 Kingsport' Nov' 15 at HVCH weighing 7 lbs 4 ozs Wesley Aaron Starnes son of Mr and Mrs Billy Joe Starnes Jonesboro Nov 16 at HVCH weighing 7 lbs Linda Dawn Brewer daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilton Doyle Brewer 113 Greenbrier Road Nov 17 at HVCH weighing 6 lbs 14 ozs David Harold Sexton Jr son of Mr and Mrs David Harold Sexton 1316 Grant Place Nov 16 at HVCH weighing 7 lbs 9 ozs Jeffery David Gilreath son of Mr and Mrs Billy Ray Gilreath Nickelsville Va Nov 16 at HVCH weighing 6 lbs 13 ozs Patrick Nicholos Lonconto son of Mr and Mrs A Pat Lonconto' 259 Mill River Rd Chappaqua Oct 26 weighing 8 lbs 14 ozs Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Howard Duncan of Kingsport Heather Suzanne Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Keith Smith 817 Federal St Nov 14 at HVCH weighing 6 lbs 12 ozs Roger Wayne Conkin Jr son of Mr and Mrs Roger Wayne Conkin Reservoir Road Nov 14 at HVCH weighing 7 lbs 15 ozs Tonia Denise Street daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Joe Street Church Hill Nov 13 at HVCH weighing 7 lbs Sarah Lynn Snrgener daughter of Mr and Mrs Billy Joe Surgener 5709 Orebank Road Nov 10 at HVCH weighing 6 lbs 14 ozs Jack Robert Thacker Jr son of Mr aid Mrs Jack Thacker Mendota Va Nov 18 at HVCH weighing 8 lbs Mary Suzanne Addington daughter of Mr and Mrs Tom Addington 1625 Carolina Ave Nov 17 at HVCH weighing 6 lbs 7 ozs Ritchie Kim Harris son of Mr and Mrs Jimmy Harris Church Hill Nov 18 at HVCH weighing 7 lbs 7 ozs David Mark Wells son of Mr and Mrs David Farrell Wells Qinchport Va Nov 16 at HVCH weighing 7 lbs Tammy Rene Wright daughter of Mr and Mrs Jackie Darrel Wright 2513 Overlook Road Nov 16 at HVCH weighing 5 lbs 13 ozs Michael Shane Stanfill son of Mr and Mrs John 1 Stanfill Church Hill Nov 14 at HVCH weighing 6 lbs 6 ozs Sherry Denise Murray daughter of Mr and Mrs Aubrey Murray 285 Alabama St Nov 14 at HVCH weighing 7 lbs 10 ozs Elaine Lee King daughter cf Mr and Mrs Albert King 1216 Garden Drive Nov 17 at HVCH weighing 8 lbs 4 ozs Benjamin Jerry Bailey son of Mr and Mrs Jerry Wayne Bailey Church Hill Nov 16 LADIES' FASHION FLOOR -the second ifS 11 FESTIVAL'' ROYALTY Miss Malinda McCracken and Randall Gray were crowned Queen and King at the annual McPheeters Bend Fall Festival recently Malinda is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Billie McCracken and Randall is the son of Mr and Mrs John Gray Each year students from each class at McPheeters Bend School are selected to compete for the title of King and Queen Those representing the class which sells the most tickets are crowned The crowning and presentation of gifts was made by Tommy Dykes principal OPEN 9:30 to 5:30 Mon Thru Sat FACTORY OUTLET 247-2981 Candles for holiday A complete selection'' sizes styles and 'colors: Candleholders' tool iff? Ladies! Substantial REDUCTIONS ON COATS SUITS DRESSES SKIRTS WE HAVE A SELECT GROUP OF NEW WINTER FASHIONS ALL AT REDUCED PRICES NEW SHIPMENT LADIES' SLACKS TheFashion Floor Features Junior Polite 31013 Junior Sizot 5lol3 Miuot Sizes 20 Half Sizos 1416 to 24 16 Toll Sizot 10to20 A ALL SIZES Including: Toll end Extra largo s2" A wonderful presentation at any scene are tit beautiful knits and wool dresses now beautifully displayed on th Fashion Floor Choose your Christmas and Holiday Dresses now for best selection EASY WAYS TO SHOP Lay-Afray Cath Matter Chargo tanlcAmaricard RON'S -lv GALLERY 211 Broad St pi eer LJo MSB IT Ml Ml IrimllllSEr Into OPEN EACH WEEK-DAY NIGHT TIL 9P BdOO Times-News Classified Ads Get Residls Ref eeiltU PspinJnbU OoHtos since Responsible-Dependable Clothiers Since.

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