10—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 11, 1959
Molasses Make
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and salt pork into bean pot,
Add liquid mixture.
Cover, Bake m moderately
slow oven (325 degrees) 1%
hours. Uncover.
Lift pork to top of beans;
bake 20 to 25 minutes to
brown pork. Makes 16 ser
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Sweet Potato Casserole
3'/a cups mashed sweet po
tatoes
Vs to Vs cup molasses
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WE ALSO HAVE A COMPLETE TAILORING SERVICE
IF YOU ARE AN ODD SIZE OR DIFFICULT TO FIT, WE’U MAKE CLOTHES TO YOUR
INDIVIDUAL MEASUREMENT, WE HAVE A WIDE VARIETY OF PATTERNS AT
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A Perfect Fit Guaranteed
OUR SHOP ALSO CONVERTS REGULAR SUITS TO PLAIN AT A REASONABLE COST.
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32-34 E. Main St. EPHRATA, PA.
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Vz teaspoon salt
MarshmelloWs
Heat oven to 350 degrees.
Combine sweet potatoes, mo
lasses, butter or margarine,
lemon or orangd rind, and
salt.
Add a little milk if pota
toes are too dry. Pour into
casserole Top with marsh
mallows.
Bake 30 minutes or until
sweet - potatoes are hot and
marshmallows have browned
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brown. Spread molasses thin Farm Womens Society No.
ly over each side;-continue 16 met in the home of Mrs
cooking until ham is brown. Elvin B. Keener Saturday,
W ith Mrs. Mabel Hosslerand
The tractor is the Number Mrs. Ray Hixon as co-hosl-
One farm knller, for it is esses.
involved in 35 percent of all Mrs. Hixson was in charge
farm accidents. Forty per of devotions, A number of
cent of all tractor acci- the members reported- their
dents are fatal to the oper- intentions to attend - open
ator. house in the home of the
Throttle down before ma- Rev. and Mrs. Chester Buz
kmg turns. zard, Lancaster, the after-
Gas Stoves Water Heaters
Room Heaters Gas Clothes Dryers
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The society complete
cancer dressings. Don a i
to area fire companies „
made as follows: E-town,
Rheems, $25, and MasJ
ville, $3O. ”
Miss Lois Weidnan s
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Society No. 19
Entertains 16
Farm Women’s Society
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Bureau auditorium.
taining members of g O .
No 16.
Mrs. John Long was«,
speaker
Mrs Harold Sayloi g ai .
humorous reading 1
A covered dish lunch J
served.
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