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T Thursday, October 6, 1%0 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE 13 Oran Nabors b Band Member At Texas College r Denton, Texas—Oran Rogers Na* \fc>rs, at Joanna, South Carolina, is one of 115 members of the March ing Band at North Texas State Col lege this year. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Grover C. Nabors of Joanna, he is a gradu ate student in music education. Na bors also is a member of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia of America, national music fraternity for men. He is presently band director at Era, Texas. Directed by Maurice McAdow, the NTSC group will appear at six home football games here this sea son. The band has also been invited 4 to present the halftime show at the Dallas Texans’ professional football game in the Cotton Bowl October 9. The performance will be carried nationally by the ABC television network. Later this fall the marching group will be formed into the famed NTSC Concert Band, which has giv en performances throughout the na tion in recent years. School Lunch ADD SPICf TO YOUR LIFE WITH HOMEMADE SALAD DRESSING! us ■ l. S i' m V A w EVERYDAY COUNSELOR By Bishop Herbert SpMgh When will the human race ever learn that pence among the nations will not be achieved until man lebms to be at peace with God and within himself and with his noigh- bork Shortly before the end of World War II a group of prominent busi ness and profcsional men met in New York City to discuss the plans to win the peace following the end Along with it drunkenness and im morality among adults is on the rise. Youth follows the terrible ex ample. * / , Peace is not going to come until wc do some soul-searching on our knees If we want to see the pattern we are following, read the Old Testa ment prophets and how thejli pled with the Jewish nation to turn from their selfishness, wickedness, and immorality Read Isaiah and Jere miah Their pleas were ignored - In this nation we are on a mate rialistic binge, and are inexorably going the same way the JewLsh na tion went and many years later the Roman Empire. We need to get on world leaders, and those who per nutted their nse by selfmh mfliffer enee to the laws and commands of God ' 1 We are in the tenpn of the Cold The hour js late We must .earn War now The answer b God m the that it is God and not gold which human heart—God ‘Jttred with nun will bring peace and proKpe-ity to fellowman the wo^ld , 4 . -m. •• , , | our kmHjs in confession and sup- of the war The discussion had gone i , . . . , . . r I plication. Instead we get in our au- around the room and all had can-! tributed ideas with the exception of om- man Eminent in his field, this man ■ • * — - tomobiles and take to the highways There are many living who re member and particpiated in World had not spoken Finally the!' Vi,r “ and World War 11 Bo* were G,' Menu Week of October 1*-14 MONDAY Milk, sliced luncheon meat, slic ed cheese, steamed cabbage, sweet potato souffle with marshmallows, biscuit or com bread, butter, apple sauce TUESDAY Milk beef stew with vegetables % on rice, green beans, biscuit, but ter. strawberry short cake WEDNESDAY Milk, fried fish fillet, grated car rot and cabbage slaw, whipped po tatoes. com bread, butter, sliced peaches THURSDAY Milk, navy beans and ham rhuaks. turnip greens, grated car rot and pineapple jeflo corn bread, butter, peanut butter cookie* EBIDAY Milk, hamburger with catsup, mustard, anions, cole slaw with macaroni and butter apneot halves. Nothing improves a salad so much as a homemade dressing the salad fruit or vegetable, the dressing adds the final touch . .. and here are two good ones you’ll want to make in quantity and keep on hand. Try a cooked dressing on vegetable salad, and a sweet-sour dressing on fruits! They're delicious! These recipes, along with many more, are contained in a new booklet that is yours, free for the asking. Just check a bottle of com oil or sack of “kitchen-tested" flour for special instructions to get your booklet. It contains 80 tested recipes for breads, salads, main dishes, desserts and many more. Here are the dressing recipes, as tested in the Betty Crocker kitchens: k AUNT SALLY'S FRUIT DRESSING V« cup Umon juice cup cons oil 1 pkg. (8 os.) cream cheese 1 to 2 tbsp. sugar V* cup canned plum, sweet cherry Vk tap. aalt or maraschino cherry juice Vfc tsp. paprika Gradually beat lemon juice into cream cheese; mix well. Add re maining ingredients: brat with rotary beater until «mooth and well blended Chill thoroughly. 1 cup. COOKED SALAD DRESSING Vk cup sugar Mi cup “kitchen tested" 2 tap. aalt 2 tsp. dry mustard Mix dry ingrt-ritcnt- in * n vinegar. Cook over direct lo s n lure thickens and b<>i'> R* il I nr into egg yolks Stir into r> mamin to boil, stirring tM»t. -il 1 uTn tn butter. Coe! Makes 2 c »*-a. I 1 * cups milk Cc.r l i cup mild vinegar or Mi juice 4 *90 yolks, slightly beaten » .osp. butler or margarine l> blend in milk and ;tirr 4 tr'njtantly, until ims- Stir at k ast half of hot mixture *• t 1- xti:*e in saucepan. Bring fumovr (torn heat and stir USE CHRONICLE WANT ADS! chairman turned to him ;md said. Before the discussion closes, we are most anxious to hear your opinion and have your suggestions.’’ The man addressed quietly open ed his brief case, took out a copy of the Bible and read, ‘ And the Lord j . . . said ... If my people, which are called by my name, shall hum ble themselves, and pray, and seek } my face, and turn from their wick ed ways; then will I hear from hea | ven .and will forgive their .sin, and will heal their land ” (II Chronicles 7:14) "TTiis, gentlemen, is the first step towards world peace ’Ibis is God's answer and mine, to a world which must learn to live together in peace ” During the years which followed World War I we tried the greatest variety of man-made plans for peace Their end was th tenble conflict of World War II Almighty God created this world and those who occupy it. Only a fool can think that man can live here in peace and in security with God left out National unnghteouanea* has reached a high level in this nation Men openly flout the laws of God and man The divine Institution at the Sabbath is ignored and prosti luted Which day we observe isn't as important a* the fact that me don't observe any properly TV rhmtian home is breaking up in vom is commonplarv Drinking a! cohobc beverages is on the increase brought om by unbridled selfishness on the part of selfish and ambitk>u> - ^ CVRiUt Show me Thy m ays. O I^ord; teach me Thy paths. f.ead me in Thy truth, and teach me: for Thou art the God of my salvation.—(I’Halm When we want to learn about agriculture, architecture or any other subject, we turn to someone with special knowl edge in that field. 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