S. Res. 330 designating October 2002 Family History Month Resolution passed the United States Senate 20 Sep 2002 Text of the resoulution maybe found at: <http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/query/D?c107:2:./temp/~c107db3YBz::> Please share the news with our fellow genealogist. Newsletter editiors, I have a photo of the bill sponsor, Senator Orin Hatch of Utah, if you would like to use it in your publicity. Jo Russell email: ljrussell@earthlink.net

James D Yankie was living in Mart in 1950. Born 1876 Limestone County. His sister Alder B Yankie Ayers, born 1885, may have been living in Waco at her death in 1964. Is anyone familiar with this family that started in Freestone County? Parents were James F Yankie 1836-1916 and Sarah Emma Carroll 1851-1924 Thanks David Strickland dstrickland@optekinc.com Dallas, TX

I was listing on eBay a Bewley's cookbook. Sprinkled through-out are a few comments from Texas women who had used the flour. Well, on pg. 28 was one of those ladies and she was from Waco!! What Miss Georgia McCluskey, 1900 Mitchell Street, Waco, Texas had to say about all-purpose flour (I assume she used Bewley's): "I always use all-purpose flour in making my finest cakes. I reduce each cup of flour by three tablespoons, and sift it six to eight times. I also sift the sugar I use in my cakes. I fine that all-purpose flour gives body, flavor, and the fine texture that I want in a cake." When I come down the Old Dallas Road from the credit union towards 'town', to get to Behren's Circle, there is an old white bldg. that looks like it might have been a store once. It's situated next to a trailer park. Very faintly you can see the old advertisiment painted on the side for Bewley's!! Teresa G.O.S.P.E.L. - God Offers Sinful People Eternal Life

Well, I went rummaging out at moma's for stuff to eBay. I found this neat little booklet. Front signed by Harry D Hoffman 1948. I have no idea what this was, a club or what. Maybe someone on the list knows. On pg. 2 is a little paragraph I'll summarize. It says the "40" Singers were organized Feb. 4th, 1904. Those signing this were deeply grateful to MR. E. J. Sparks for making it possible for this great gathering. They reference it to bringing back memories of nearly half a century ago. They reference themselves and other members as "Forties". This intro. was 'signed' by: Henry Stubbledfield Harry Hoffman Harry Bahl Earle Westbrook Willie Brown Perry Duncan Executive Committee Pg. 3 list those members living in Waco. Whit Adams 1225 N. 5th St. Willie Brown Oakwood Cemetery 2124 S. 5th St. Beulah Duncan 601 N. 24th St Perry Duncan Professional Bldg Kate Edmund Waco Record Lawrence Gay Service Mutual Bldg Sid Gay Service Mutual Bldg Tom Hamilton 1922 Columbus Byrd Hoffman 1921 Webster Faye Hoffman 1921 Webster Harry Hoffman 1604 N. 17th St. Mary Holliday Station W A C O John T. Kelly 2701 Gorman Radford Kitchens 2701 Gorman Mrs. J.O. Leftwich 1820 Seneca Holt Massey Amicable Bldg John Moore 519 N. 23rd St. Jack Owens 2124 Bosque Blvd. Mrs. H.H. Page 1719 Herring Ave. Nell Jurney Pape Waco, Texas Mrs. Harold Shear 2128 Washington Nat Smith 620 Herring Ave Harry Lee Spencer Amicable Bldg Mr. & Mrs. Henry Stubblefield 1217 N. 18th St. Dick Sullivan Raleigh Hotel Tom Tidwell 1724 Mary Mrs. Frank J. Trau 3214 Austin Ave Earle & Vivian Westbrook Route 2, Waco, Texas Mrs. Frank Wheeler 618 S. 3rd St. Pgs. 4-5 are those living out of town, but I won't list them here unless some wants me to. Most are in Texas, a few out of state. Pg. 6 in an 'In Memoriam' page, unsure if these are Wacoans or what, I am listing them: Minor Byars, Shell Carter, E.J. Cortines, W.B. Daniels, Lee Dewey, Sam Dodson, Horace Flynn, Willie Glass, Wayne Glover, Bob Harp, Wm. Harris, Henry Havekost, Charles Hines, W.H. Hoffman, Jimmie King, Bob Killough, Henry Leuders, D.P. Lowry, Joe Mathews, Ike Mayfield, Buford McQuorter, F.A. Montgomery, Luke Moore, Kirk Murphy, Charles Parker, Charles Rast, Homer Reynolds, Clyde Ryburn, Charles Smith, Jr., Harry Spannell, Eugene Sparks, Macky Sparks, Allen Stodgill, Lonnie Stone, Clyde Webb, Ione Yinger. The on pg 7 is an interesting note, Editor's Note: There are two on the list, one Chester Dewey, two Luther Lowry, address unknown. If by 1988 the next Convention we do not find them we will have to put them on the dead list. Ex-Committee How odd?? 1988. Hmmmm??? So does anyone have ideas on what this club was for? Teresa G.O.S.P.E.L. - God Offers Sinful People Eternal Life

Teresa, I guess there is not much going on in this mail list. I am not the administrator, but your message came through so you must be subscribed. Royce

Hi Teresa, To see which lists you are subscribed to, go to Password Central: http://passwordcentral.rootsweb.com/ Bill Allen <misterbill@pdq.net> Teresa Parrish wrote: > I am not getting mail from the list. Can the administrator make sure I am still suscribed. I know my stuff is getting through because I checked the archives at rootsweb. > Teresa

TXMCLENN-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Subject: > > TXMCLENN-D Digest Volume 02 : Issue 86 > > Today's Topics: > #1 1880 Census ["Bobbie and Jimmie Taylor" <jtaylo] > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: 1880 Census > Date: Sun, 15 Sep 2002 19:52:19 -0500 > From: "Bobbie and Jimmie Taylor" <jtaylor10@houston.rr.com> > To: TXMCLENN-L@rootsweb.com > > If anyone has a census index for the 1880 McLennan co., TX would you be kind enough to check and see if there is a > Adolph Martin Hajek age s/b abt. 17 or 18 years of age. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you > JPT > > --- > Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. > Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). > Version: 6.0.386 / Virus Database: 218 - Release Date: 9/02 > Adolph Martin Hajek is not shown on the LDS 1880 TX Census CD's . The Hajek families were in Fayette County with the exception of Jos Hajek age 24 born in Morovia, who was living in Lavaca County. I also checked Ancestry.com and found 16 entries for Adolph Martin Hajek of Texas Name: ADOLPH MARTIN (RUDOLPH) HAJEK Sex: M Birth: 25 JUN 1863 Reference Number: 80 Father: MARTIN HAJEK b: 4 NOV 1821 in OLSCVICE No.24districNETOLICEatPRACHATICE, BOHEMIA Mother: VICTORIA KULHANEK b: ABT. 1830 There are descendants listed in Waco and West. Contact shown for this oneRudolph Hajek <rhajek@altavista.com> This connection may produce more result for you. A number of Hjeck's in the 1880 census gave Monrovia as their place of birth: The Moravian Connection Formerly Heinrich Family History Entries: 81808 Updated: Tue Apr 23 19:43:55 2002 Contact: Moravian Connection <webmaster@moravian-connection.com> Home Page: The Moravian Connection The Moravian Connection Submit Corrections Here Index | Pedigree | Ahnentafel | Download GEDCOM | Add Post-em ID: I38852 Reference Number: 38852 Name: Adolph Martin HAJEK Sex: M Change Date: 11 OCT 1998 Birth: 25 JUN 1863 Father: Martin HAJEK b: 04 NOV 1821 in Olsovice, Moravia, Austria Mother: Victoria KULHANEK Hope this is helpful. I only keyed in the one name at Ancestry.com. You may wish to try a trial subscription to check additional names in this line. They have posted images from the census films, although not all are indexed. Good luck with your research. Jonelle Ellis Russell

I am not getting mail from the list. Can the administrator make sure I am still suscribed. I know my stuff is getting through because I checked the archives at rootsweb. Teresa G.O.S.P.E.L. - God Offers Sinful People Eternal Life

If anyone has a census index for the 1880 McLennan co., TX would you be kind enough to check and see if there is a Adolph Martin Hajek age s/b abt. 17 or 18 years of age. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you JPT --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.386 / Virus Database: 218 - Release Date: 9/02

I just sent the info from the Vermont Avenue Methodist Episcopal Directory and Cook Book and missed the ads on the back cover: GOSHO CO., INC. R.H. RAY, Agent Cotten Exporters 905 1/2 Austin Ave. Waco, Texas Phone 281 Head office: Fort Worth, Texas ___________________________ WHEN YOU THINK OF- Lands, Business Property, Homes Loans or Oil Leases THINK OF J.R. TORRANCE Phones 685, L.D. 96, Res. 1357 1906 Amicable Bldg. ___________________________________ PHONE 61 PHONE 61 Doyle Electric Company 704 Austin Ave. DEPENDABLE FIXTURES CONSTRUCTION SUPPLIES _______________________________ SIGNS Phone 759 FOR STORE, OFFICE OR FACTORY WACO ADVERTISING CO. 210 NORTH SIXTH STREET Teresa G.O.S.P.E.L. - God Offers Sinful People Eternal Life

Moma was diggin around in the 'shop' (storage bldg) where she keeps her ebay stuff and all, gargage sale stuff, etc. and she found another local goody- A church directory for Vermont Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church 1926. She is bringing to me in the morning. Teresa G.O.S.P.E.L. - God Offers Sinful People Eternal Life

A reminder of the source: Friendship Class St. John's Methodist Church Waco, Texas Choice Cookie Recipes Of The Friendship Class St. John's Methodist Church Waco, Texas 1948 pg 42 Lime Punch 3 doz. lemons (juice) 6 cups sugar Pour boiling water over rinds and let stand 6 minutes covered. Drain and add to lemon juice and sugar, cook all until sugar is melted (about 10 minutes). Cool and drain. When ready to serve add 16 bottles of lime sodapop. Serves about 75 people. -Alyce Ozment ****************** Concord Punch 1/4 cup powdered sugar 2 lemons (juice) 1/4 cup water 2 oranges (juice) 1/2 cup tea infusion 1 cup grape juice 2 1/2 cups finely crushed ice 1/2 cup crushed pineapple Combine the powdered sugar and water. Add the tea and the grape juice. Stir until sugar is completely dissolved. Add the strained lemon and orange juice, then the crushed pineapple. Add the crushed ice and let the punch stand in the refrigerator for one hour. This amount will serve eight. -Florine Allen ****************** Gingerale Punch 1/2 gal. lime sherbert 1/2 gal. of gingerale Stir gingerale slowly into sherbert, serve as soon as mixed. -Ida Gresham pg. 43 Hot Buttered Cranberry Punch Cook four cups fresh cranberries in four cups of water utnil all the skins pop. Sieve. Add 3/4 cup of sugar, 2 sticks of cinnamon, and 10 whole cloves. Simmer 5 minutes. Add a half teaspoon grated lemon peel, 1 tablespoon lemon juice. 2 cups fresh hot tea. Heat thoroughly. Put a small lump of butter in each cup. Fill with hot punch. Sprinkle with nutmeg. Serves 6-8 -Luzelle Hollingsworth ********************** Russian Punch 10 tsp. of tea 1/2 tsp. Cinnamon 3 cups sugar 1/2 tsp. cloves 8 lemons Grated rind of 1 orange and 3 oranges 1 lemon Steep tea in 2 quarts of boiling water. Heat to boiling point spices, sugar, and the rinds in 2 quarts water. Blend together and add fruit juice last. Will serve about 50 people. -Kate Denning ********************** Hot Punch 12 cups boiling water 1 1/2 cups of orange juice 4 tbsp. black tea 3/4 cups of lemon juice (base for punch) 2 cups of grape juice 2 to 4 cups of sugar Pour 8 cups of boiling water over tea leaves in heated container. Cover and steep 5 minutes. Pour tea from leaves immediately. Combine sugar and remaining 4 cups of boiling water heat to boiling. Add hot tea and fruit juices. Heat to boiling. Serve at once. Serves 24 people, allowing approximantely two-thirds cup per serving. -Oma Askren pg. 44 Spiced tea - 75 cups 8 tbsp. tea 16 lemons 8 qts. water (boiling) 2 tsp. cinnamon 8 cups sugar 32 whole cloves (Tie in bag 4 oranges with cinnamon) Boil 1 quart water, sugar, lemon and orange juice and spices. (boil til light syrup). Make tea, add syrup and remaining water. -Canolia Johnson *************** Paradise Island Punch 1/2 cup syrup or Sugar 1/2 grape fruit (juice) 1 qt. pineapple juice 1/2 cup pineapple (crushed) 2 oranges (juice) 1/2 cup strawberries (crushed) 1 lemon (juice) Mix fruit juice, sweeten to taste with syrup. Add water and crushed fruit. Garnish with very thin orange slices. -Edna Ellis ****************** Mints 1 Box confectioners sugar 2 egg whites Mint extract to taste (5 to 10 drops). Sift sugar, add egg whites unbeaten. Mix well. Add mint. Shape in small balls. Press with damp cloth on bottom of glass. Can be colored. Makes 80 to 100. (no source named) pg. 45 Mixed Fruit Punch 1 qt. grape juice 12 lemons (juice 1 pt. white grape juice sugar or syrup to taste 12 oranges (juice) 2 qt. gingerale 1 pt. charged water Mix fruit and sugar or syrup, add gingerale and charged water and serve with chopped ice. This serves 25 people. -Edna Ellis ************************* Wassail For each mug use a teaspoonful of maple syrup, a marble-sized butter-ball, two cloves, a slice of lemon. Fill to the brim with boiling hot apple cider, and toss in a pinch of cinnamon. The manner in which I have done it. Estimate two cups to a person, fill a small cauldron with cider, adding the maple syrup and cloves proportionately. Bring to a boil. On serving table or dining table, have small plates of lemon, a bowl of butter, and a shaker of cinnamon. Each cup is made separately-the cider being kept hot on the serving table in a chaffing dish (being constantly replenished from the cauldron in the kitchen.) Each cup being presented by a guest is filled with a ladle-full of cider, a slice of lemon, a dab of butter, and a final dash of cinnamon from the shaker. By making a ceremony of it the guests enjoy the fun of something new as well as the beverage itself. -Alma Graeter This concludes the recipes. The last two pgs. are kitchen weights and measure, helpful hints. No names. On pg. 48 is two advertisements: The Chicken Shack New Dallas-Fort Worth Highway H.L. Blanton, Manager Phone 8775 for Reservations {note, this is down the road from me, or was. It was torn down a few years ago after falling into a state of despair} Bennett Candies, Inc 1215 Columbus Avenue Waco, Texas The closing poem by Florine Allen: Now that you've had time to look, We hope you've enjoyed our little book. We've endeavored to give to you the best Of sweets in variety that pass the test. So as you carefully cream, and sift, and measure, Please count each contributor a friend to treasure. Accept our thanks and wishes true That good luck and happiness remain with you. ************** Th-th-th-th-th-th-that's all folks! Teresa G.O.S.P.E.L. - God Offers Sinful People Eternal Life

Have pictures taken this summer at Crawford, Texas if anyone wants a copy I can email it to you. Coffe Station Carriage Crossing Bed of Flowers Tonkawa Park Community Center Welcome to Crawford sign Leaving Crawford sign Longhorns Entrance to Bush ranch @~~}~~}~~~ Peace~and~blessings, ~~Pattie~~

Clergymen-Colored Bailey Richd L (Bapt), 1100 Oakwood av Bell Lowell Z (Bapt), 27 Lee av Campbell Joseph C (Bapt), 223 Hatton Cunningham Richard T (Meth), 1305 S 3d Davis Christopher C (AME), 714 N 8th Dixon James E, 713 Linn Garland Thos M (Bapt), 527 N 8th Gendratt Claude C (Bapt), 2007 Harrison av Granger Thos W, 606 Garrison Holmes Zan W (Meth), 612 S 2d Johnson Horace G (Meth), 509 S 2d Kuykendall Henry E (M E), 1112 Payne av Merida Elvis P (Bapt), 200 Bowers Moore Norrell J (Bapt), 724 Benton av Moseley Saml D (M E), 809 Clifton rd Muse Lucky E (Meth), 605 Malborough Rector Washington I (Bapt), 202 Walker Walker John, 1801 Victory av Cotton Buyers and Exporters Anderson-Clayton & Co 110 1/2 N 3d Bush & Witherspoon Co Inc 9th fl Liberty bldg Byrns Thos W 106 1/2 N 3d Denton A N & Co 306 1/2 Austin av Freeman J Watkins 110 1/2 N 4th Gosho Co Inc 905 1/2 Ausatin av Hackbarth Henry & Co 119 1/2 S4th King T Newman 102 1/2 N 3d Mann John C 526-30 Austin av Mason W S & Co 309 1/2 Austin av McFadden Geo H & Bros Agency 110 1/2 N 3d Pape Williams & Co 223 1/2 Square (ns) Southern Cotton Co 110 1/2 N 4th Turner & Co 313 1/2 Franklin av Winn J B & Co 229 1/2 Square (NS) Wolff Alvin A 110 1/2 N 4th Dairies Aerl V L Milk Plant, 1217 N 15th, Tel 2513 {can anyone tell me if this is the same location of the old Oak Farms place on N. 15th. I remember that.} Cox Bros Dairies ss Bosque blvd rd 1 1/2 mi w city Dennison Dairy es Robinsonville rd 3s 4512 Dodd Harry P 4003 Bosque blvd Griffis Harvey H 3111 S 3d McGinty Dairy 2226 Speight av Moncrief Walter M s end Robinsonville rd Slauter Chas R 3001 N 33d Smith C E Dairy 1101 S 29th Smith Walter H 2828 N 16th Sturges Dairy Farm ws Highway 67 2 s Speight av {here we go agin down hwy 67 :c) ) Whitehead Robt R 501 N 34th Diamonds Bauerle Ed, 602 Austin av Tel 502 Dress Makers Alllison Addie L Mrs 1926 Columbus av Andrews Rhoda Mrs 1909 Lyle av Bain Anita Mrs 1921 Morrow av Brock Juanita 509 N 26th Byars Mollie E 125 1/2 S 8th Carnahan Nettie Mrs 619 Elm av Copeland Willie E Mrs 1415 burleson av Davis Izora 1515 Washington av Dees Bessie Mrs 505 N 16th Deveny Bettie J Mrs 1217 Colcord av Goldstein-Migel Co The 521-27 Austin av, Tel PBX 3600 Harmon Mamie 711 N 6th Lattimore Theresa Mrs2215 Columbus McDaniel Pattie 1117 S 2d McLaran Emma Mrs 1308 N 12th Milam Carrie S Mrs 711 S 5th Miller Louise M Mrs 1312 N 22d Morgan Willie Mrs 1003 Washington av Pewitt Elsie Mrs 701 S 4th Phillips Agnes Mrs 519 N 25th Quality Hemstitching Shop 601 Liberty bldg Ryals Mae Mrs1129 N 9th Thompson Agnes 810 N 13th Thompson La Verne Mrs 1013 N 16th Upton Bertha rear 1212 Washington av Wallace Nan Mrs 1015 S 6th Walters Della Mrs 805 Clay av Yarbrough Hanna 1016 Washington av Fruit Dealers-Retail Brown's Fruit Stand 1117 Franklin av Cimo John 120 N 5th Kaplan Boriss 222 1/2 Square (ss) Layne Leonard L 1209 Austin av Lee Luther W 1119 Elm av McHenry John W 1131 Elm av G.O.S.P.E.L. - God Offers Sinful People Eternal Life

A reminder of the source: Friendship Class St. John's Methodist Church Waco, Texas Choice Cookie Recipes Of The Friendship Class St. John's Methodist Church Waco, Texas 1948 pg 38 Pin Money Cookies Cream together until light: 1/2 cup Crisco 1 cup sugar Beat in 1 egg Sift together 2 cups sifted flour 1/2 tsp. salt 1 tsp. baking powder Add dry ingredients alternately with a mixture of 1/4 cup Pet milk 1 tsp. vanilla Begin and end with dry ingredients, beating until smooth. Fold in mixture of 1/4 cup shredded cocoanut 1 cup corn flakes Drop on greased baking sheet and bake. Do not substitute whole milk for canned milk. -Prissy Clinkscales Pg 39 Pecan Sticks 4 eggs beaten thoroughly 1 pkg. brown sugar Bring to boil, stirring constatnly. Then cool. Add: 2 cups flour 2 cups pecans 1 tsp. baking powder 1 tsp. vanilla Bake in 375 degree oven. Cut into sticks while warm. -Lydia Klatt **************** Gingersnaps Makes 50 2 cups sugar 1/2 tbsp. venegar 1 cup molasses 2 tsp. ginger 3/4 cup shortening 2 tsp. cinnamon 2 small eggs 1/4 tsp. cloves 1/2 cup sour milk 1 cup pecans (optional) 1 tbsp. soda Enough flour to roll -Lydia Klatt {she offered no instructions} Pg 40 School-Day Cookies 1 cup shortening 2 cups flour 1 cup sugar 1/2 tsp. salt 2 beaten eggs 1 tsp. soda 1/4 cup orange juice 2 cups quick cooking oats 2 tbsp. grated orange peel 1/2 cup chopped dates 1 tsp. vanilla 1/2 cup chopped nuts Cream shortening and sugar, add eggs and beat well. Add orange juice, orange peel, and vanilla. Stir in flour sifted with salt and soda. Add oats, chopped dates and nuts. Drop from tsp. onto greased cooky sheet. Bake in 375 degree oven 12 to 15 minutes. Makes about 4 dozen. -Evelyn Childers pg 41 Scotch Fruit Bars 1 1/4 cups flour 1/2 tsp. salt 1 cup quick cooking oats 1/2 cup shortening 3/4 cup brown sugar 1 1/2 cups moist mince meat Sift flour, measure; add oats, sugar, salt, mix well. Cut in shortening with fork until mixture resembles coarse crumbs. Spread half the crumb mixture evenly over bottom of greased square pan 8x8x2 inches. Spread with mince meat, then with remaining crumbs. Press down lightly with back of spoon. Dip a spatula in milk and spread lightly over crumbs. Bake 30 minutes in hot oven. Cool, cut in bars. Makes 15 bars. -Vivian Streater **************** Mexican Wedding Cakes 1/2 cup butter 2 cups flour 1/2 cup shortening 1 cup chopped nuts 1 tsp. vanilla 6 Tbsps. powdered sugar Cream butter, shortening, and vanilla; stir in flour and nuts. Mix well. Shape in small balls; place on ungreased cooky sheet. Bake in hot oven 400 degrees about 10 minutes. Roll in powdered sugar while still warm. Store overnight before serving. Makes about 3 dozen. -Emily Hough G.O.S.P.E.L. - God Offers Sinful People Eternal Life

Accountants & Auditors Brown Laurie H 316 Provident bldg Gent Otto 407-8 Professional bldg Gay Sidney 605-6 Service Mutual bldg Janeway Fred 307 Provident bldg Standard Detective Bureau The 204 Superior bldg, Tel 7334 Night Tel 2598 Texas Audit & Adjustment Co 1021 N 18th Upleger A C & Co 509-12 Service Mutual bldg Webb Thos C 701-2 Superior bldg Wilcox Frank L & Co 512 Liberty bldg Tel 86 Artists-Commercial Buvens Ethel 401 Service Mutual bldg Johnston Emma F Miss 725 Washington Suits Thos J 2124 Lasker Cabinet Makers Bostwick & Parma Manufacturing Co, 316 S 17th, Tel 1868 Cameron Wm & Co (Inc), 2400 Mary av, Tel 5800 Connaway Guy L, 209 Elm av Milberger Joseph J, 401 S 13th Quality Cabinet Shoop, 2002 S 12th Trauschold C M Co 1500-24 Franklin av, Tels 2760-2761 {Still there!!) Clergymen Anthony Walter (Meth), 1117 Austin av Ayers Earl (Bapt), 1002 Taylor av Bean Olin B (Bapt) 1703 S 7th Becker August (Bapt), 1903 Cleveland Benningfield Wm J ,520 N 14th Biar Guss H (Luth), 1711 Clay Bills Wm D, 908 N 21st Blair Thos E Jr (Bapt), 1711 S 10th, apt 1 Blumenthal Chas (Hebrew), 1110 N 5th Boswell Wm D (Bapt), 1902 Alexander Bounds James L (Bapt), 1903 S 12th Bugh Frank H (Nazerene), 1827 N 10th Buldian Felix E (Bapt), 1809 S 10th Caldwell Chas T (Presby), 206 N 30th Carrington David V (Bapt), 118 Church (E Waco) Cheek Major O (Bapt), 1806 S 8th Cole John J (Bapt), 1806 S 7th Comer German P (Meth), 505 N 23d Copeland A Reilly (Bapt), 1514 Clay av Costley J Dean (Christian), 1723 N 6th Crane Isaac A , 716 N 13th Creed John J (Meth), 1603 Clay av Daugherty Wm D (Christian), 2610 Morrow av Dawson Joseph M (Bapt), 2316 Gorman Devaney Harry L, 1629 Cleveland av Domenge John (R C), 301 Jefferson av English Alvin B (Meth), 1302 Herring Garner James M (Bapt), 3201 Parrott av Graves Leonard C (Meth), 115 Church (E Waco) Grier John J, 1918 McKenzie av Haley Joel A (Bapt), 131 Bosque av Hardcastle L Willard (Bapt), 1821 S 17th Hargrove Hubbard H (Bapt), 1901 Colcord av Harvey Rudolph O (Bapt), 1816 Gurley Hay Theo B (Presby), 313 Crescent Henson Chet C (Meth), 915 N 18th Holloway Fred D (Meth), 1110 Pecan Holt Archie J (Bapt), 1907 Bosque blvd Hopkins Henry M (Meth), 1005 Colcord Houser Alvin E (Christian), 1801 Herring av Jenkins Joseph N (Bapt), 1220 N 6th Kearns John J (R C), 826 Columbus av Lamb John E (Apostolic), 204 Bosque av Lane Albert S, 1405 Morrow av Leonard Ira L (Bapt), 1104 S 11th Lujan Danl E (Presby), 302 N 2d Lyons James (Meth), 1126 Pecan Macht Wolf, 1804 Columbus Magness Willis (Bapt), 1803 S 5th McCall James W (Bapt), 727 N 11th McCaulley Fred A, 1400 S 5th Melton Wm W (Bapt), 1801 S 9th Newman Guy (Bapt), 526 Wood av Nisbet Woodrow W (Bapt), 2111 Volcord av {Colcord I bet} O'Sullivan Joseph (R C), 826 Columbus Pond Wm Y (Bapt), 2712 Ethel av Porter Asa N (Bapt), 610 N 4th Quello Julius N (Luth), 1008 Jefferson Romer Burnett (R C), 826 Columbus av Rushing Wm J (Bapt), 510 Turner Smith Leroy (Bapt), 1715 S 7th Smith Robt E (Bapt), 3010 Parrott av Smith Roy L, 1214 Frost av Soper Joshua K (Apostolic), 2300 Ethel Starnes Virgil B (Bapt), 2915 Ethel av Stholer Benj (Bapt), 420 Speight av Stires Ernest V (Episcopal), 2700 Austin av Utley Paul W (Meth), 721 Elm av Vercher Paul H (Bapt), 1006 Laclede Weathersbee Geo W, 826 Spring West John M (Bapt), 1903 S 8th Wolf Albert N (Presby), 2402 Morrow Wolff Carl (Evangelical), 627 S 8th Wright Ramsey A (Church of Christ), 511 Preston av Wyatt James R (Bapt), 806 5th I'll do the 'colored' clery tomorrow. 'nite. G.O.S.P.E.L. - God Offers Sinful People Eternal Life

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Friendship Class St. John's Methodist Church Waco, Texas Choice Cookie Recipes Of The Friendship Class St. John's Methodist Church Waco, Texas 1948 pg 35 Orange Tea Cookies 1/2 cup shortening 1/3 tsp. salt 1/3 cup sugar 1 tbsp. each of lemon and 1 egg yolk orange rind 1/2 tsp. vanilla 1 cup flour Mix in order given. Shape into small balls. Dip in unbeaten egg white. Roll in chopped pecan and flatten with a knife. -Doris Gage ***************** Dream Bars PART I 1 cup brown sugar 1/4 cup butter 1 cup flour Mix and flatten out in greased pan (6x8). Bake 10 minutes at 350 degrees F. PART II 2 tbsp. flour 1 cup brown sugar 1 1/2 cups pecans 2 well beaten eggs 1 cup dates Spread on top of first mixture and bake at 350 degrees. -Florine Allen **************** Lemon Snowballs Preheat oven to 350 degrees (moderate). Mix together thoroughly 1 tbsp. water 1/2 cup soft shortening Sift together and stir in 2/3 cup sugar 1 3/4 cups sifted flour 2 tsp grated lemon rind 1/4 tsp. soda 1 egg 1/2 tsp. salt Stir in 1/4 tsp. cream of tartar 3 tbsp. strained lemon juice 1/2 cup finely chopped nuts Flour hands and form dough into balls the size of a small walnut. Place about 1-in. apart on ungreased baking sheet. Bake 10 to 15 minutes in moderate oven (350 degrees). When done, cookies are ligth brown on bottom but not on top. Remove immediately from baking sheet and roll in confectioners' sugar. Makes about 4 dozen. {no contributor name given} pg. 36 "Canteen Cookie Bars" 1 cup shortening 2 eggs (beaten) 1/2 tsp. salt 2 tbsp. flour 1/2 cup brown sugar 1/2 tsp baking powder (firmly packed) 1 1/2 cups cocoanut 1 tsp. vanilla 1 cup nuts Combine shortening and salt. Add brown sugar and cream thoroughly. Add eggs and remaining ingredients. Bake on greased cookie sheet at 325 degress F. for about 30 minutes. Cool and cut in small bars. Makes about 3 dozen. -Maud Johnson ****************** Pecan Rolls (Xmas Logs) 1/2 cup butter 2 1/2 cups flour 1 1/2 cup sugar 4 tsp. baking powder 4 unbeaten eggs salt 1 cup milk 1 tsp. vanilla Mix as for any cake and bake in corn stick pans. Heat pan well, then grease. Bake in 375 degree oven. Cut in desired lengths. Dip in thin powdered sugar icing and roll in finely chopped pecans or cocoanut. For variety add chocolate to icing. -Mabel Lewis ******************** Pecan Macaroons 1 egg white 2 cups pecans 1 cup brown sugar 1/2 tsp. cream of tartar To stiffly beaten egg white add sugar, pecans and cream of tartar. Mix well and drop in small drops on greased cookie sheet. Bake in oven 350 degrees. -Ina Hoppock Pg. 37 Drop Cookies with Eagle Brand Milk 1 can Eaglebrand milk 1 cup pecans 1/2 lb cocoanut 2 squares unsweetened chocolate Melt Chocolate in double boiler, pour in can milk, add nuts and cocoanut. Drop on greasd pans. Bake in moderate oven 30 or 40 minutes. -Lillian Johnson ******************8 Sugar Cookies 1 cup sugar 1/3 cup butter milk 1/2 cup shortening 1 tsp. soda 1 egg 1 tsp. vanilla Enough flour to make a soft dough to roll. Sprinkle with sugar. -Alma Graeter ******************* Crisp Cookies 1 cup shortening 1 tsp vanilla or nutmeg or 1 cup sugar both 2 tsp. milk 2 tsp. baking powder 2 eggs 2 cups flour Cream shortening and flour. Add well beaten eggs, milk, and flavoring. Then add sifted flour and baking powder, add more flour as necessary to thicken (up to two more cups). Roll out thin and cut. Bake in quick oven. -Audra O'Neal G.O.S.P.E.L. - God Offers Sinful People Eternal Life

Friendship Class St. John's Methodist Church Waco, Texas Choice Cookie Recipes Of The Friendship Class St. John's Methodist Church Waco, Texas 1948 pg 32 Chocolate Squares 1 cup shortening 2 tsp. vanilla 1/2 cup sugar 3 cups flour 2 eggs slightly beaten 2 1/2 tsp. baking powder 4 tbsp. Milk 3 tbsp. cocoa Pour into greased floured sheet pan, 1/2 inch thick, Bake in 400 degree oven, cut in squares. ICING: Cream 1 heaping t. butter, add 1 t. cream, 1/2 tsp vanilla. Work into butter and cream mixture enough powdered sugar to make consistency of stiff icing. Form icing in rounds on chocolate squares. Insert whole pecans into icing. - Mabel Lewis *************** Chinese Chews 1 Cup granulated sugar 1 cup chopped dates 3/4 cup flour 1 cup chopped walnuts 1 tsp baking powder 1 tsp. vanilla 2 eggs 1/2 cup powdered sugar Sift into mixing bowl the granulated sugar, flour, baking powder, and salt. Beat eggs, add vanilla. Add this to dry ingredients. Mix well. Add dates and walnuts. Mix thoroughly. Spead mixture on oiled baking sheets and bake 30 minutes at 350 degrees. While hot cut in small squares or sticks. Put powdered sugar into paper bag. Drop in several squared at a time. Close and give the bag one shake. Remove these and repeat operation until all are rolled in sugar. Makes 2 and one-half dozen chews. -Kate Denning pg. 33 Sand Tarts 1 cup butter 2 tsp vanilla 6 tbsp. powdered sugar 1 cup ground pecans or 2 tsp. water almonds 5 drops almond extract 2 cups cake flour Procedure, Cream butter until light and fluffy. Add sugar and cream well. Add extract to water and alternate with water. Add ground nuts, work well. Pinch off small balls of dough and roll into strips 3 or 4 inches long and lay on cooky tins in the shape of horse shoe. Bake 10 to 12 minutes in 300 degree oven. Make 24 tarts. -Alma Graeter *************** Butter Scotch Brownies 1/2 Cup oleo (melted) 1 cup flour 2 cups brown sugar 2 tsp. baking powder 2 eggs 1 tsp. salt 1 tsp. vanilla Melt Oleo and add sugar; stir until dissolved and cool. Add beaten eggs and vanilla. Sift dry ingredients and add to first mixture. Pour batter in pan. Cook 25 minutes at 350 degrees. Mark in squares while hot. Pecans and dates may be added to the above mixture. -Ruba Walters {Note: I know you all know what OLEO is and if ya don't, why I'll throw my hands up and leave'em thar and then sit down and cry my eyes dry! ;cP ) ********************** Toll House Cookies Cream one-half cup butter (margarine or lard) with 6 tablespoons white sugar and 6 of brown sugar. Add 1 egg beaten whole. Add one-half teaspoon soda with 1 and one-eighth cups flour and one-half teaspoon salt mixed together. Add few drops hot water. Mix until well blended. Add one-half cup nuts and contents of chocolate chip bag. Drop by one-half teasponn on greased cookie sheet. Bake 10-12 minutes in 375 degree oven. makes 50. -Norma Morrow pg 34 Cocoanut Squares 1/2 cup butter 1/2 cup brown sugar 1 cup flour Mix well and pack in square pan (8x13 in.). Bake 10 minutes 350 degrees F. Mix: 1 cup brown sugar 1 cup nuts 2 eggs 3 tbsp. flour 1 tsp. vanilla 1/2 tsp. salt Pour over 1st mixture and return to oven bake 20 minutes longer. Cut in squares when cool. -Opal (Speed) Taylor *************** Gum Drop Cookies Two cups flour, one-half teaspoon soda sifted together. One cup nuts, two cups brown sugar, one pound gum drops cut in 8ths. Mix well. Add 4 eggs beaten with one tablespoon cold water. Pour in thin sheet and bake 325 degrees for 30 to 40 minutes. Cut in squares and dush with powdered sugar. -Opal (Speed) Taylor ************** Spice Cookies 1 cup shortening 1 tsp. soda 2 cups sugar 1 tsp. cloves 2 eggs 1 tsp. nutmeg 1/3 cup sour cream 2 tsp. cinnamon 1 tsp. vanilla 1/4 tsp. salt 3 2/3 cups flour Cream shortening and sugar. Beat in eggs and cream. Add vanilla. Sift flour before measuring. Then combine all dry ingredients and sift into the creamed mixture. Mix lightly and drop portions from tip of spoon onto a greased baking sheet. Allow room for speading. Bake in moderate oven (350 degrees). -Tommy Ford G.O.S.P.E.L. - God Offers Sinful People Eternal Life

----- Original Message ----- From: Teresa Parrish To: ewbranham Sent: Thursday, September 05, 2002 5:47 PM Subject: Re: More re 67. I have seen part of the old hwy 6 when the lake was low. I had always heard when it was low, folks would use the old hwy 6 as a ski jump. In one of the pictorial history of waco books, either conger's or davis', conger's I think, it shows a pic of the old hwy crumbling under the wrecking ball, or whatever they were using. Now as you do down Valley Mills Dr. it becomes Lake Shore after a sharp curve. If you look straight from there (the curve), that was the path of the old hwy. Mom says she recalls the Massey farm out there as the state home would take the kids out there to help on the farm or something. Even the old McLennan family place is under. That is way over on the other side of the current hwy, the twin bridges. Looking at the 1958 map from the comprehensive plan is interesting. Over the then current lake was the proposed lake, the proposed shoreline. Under water was Lake Waco Golf Course, several roads around the Speegleville and Airport sides of the lake, Lake Dr., what looks like a rd. called Wright which run off Lake Dr., Old Walker's Crossing, Lake Shore Dr. (it was moved up to it's current path), part of hwy 6 off of which run the old Lake Shore Dr., part of Fish Pond Dr., McLennan's Crossing. See then Fish Pond joined up with McLennan's Crossing on the right and on the left with Midway School Dr. (now Estates). So now when you come to the end of Fish Pond you face the service rd. You turn right to a via duct and get to the other side. Now when you go on beyond Estates to Midway Park, the road ends to what I think is a boat ramp but may've been part of the old Midway School Dr. It's from comparing a current map to this one that I know the current Spur 412 from abt. Dosher Ln toward the lake is part of the original hwy 6. Also, Park Lake run off of Lake Shore then, and part of Park Lake is under water as is part of Hillcrest and Stewart Dr.. It is like this: off the old hwy 6 you went right to get onto Lake Shore Dr. After a ways you came to Park Lake first to the left, then the veer to the right took you onto Hillcrest. Off Park Lake then you had a left turn to get onto Lake Drive and then to the golf course. If you bypassed Lake Dr while on Park Lake you'd intersect to the left with Old Walker's Crossing. Stewart Dr. ended at Old Walker's Crossing. Today, there is a wee part of Stewart Dr. across the present day Lake Shore, but it dead ends because the rest of it went under. Same with Hillcrest. You can only go so far, the remainder of the original is under water. Also, back over near Fish Pond, there was a road that run off that about where the present day via duct is now. From this map it seems part of Ridgewood Country Club went under too. Ah, even part of Speegleville Rd went under. Actually, I heard tell that town was displaced to it's present location because of the lake's enlargement. So I am thinking the three Speegleville Parks, now with new names to ease confusion, may be on part of the old communtity. And off subject, also on this map is the proposed I-35, also called U.S. 81. And what we know as Loop 340 ain't in sight, there is no hwy beyond 6 to Bellmead as Loop 340 now runs. To keep this short I'll do another email telling where the cemeteries were that had to be moved. Happy Trails!! heeheeeheee Teresa ----- Original Message ----- From: ewbranham To: Teresa Parrish Sent: Thursday, September 05, 2002 3:00 PM Subject: Re: More re 67. I guess that 1964 was not a good time for any mapmaker who wanted to depict the situation as it was in that year. See dates in http://swf67.swf-wc.usace.army.mil/waco/wacolake.htm ----- Original Message ----- From: Teresa Parrish To: ewbranham Sent: Thursday, September 05, 2002 3:35 PM Subject: Re: More re 67. By 1964 there wouldn't have been any state hwy 67 left. It met its demise when the lake got enlarged. Way back when, without radios and all, I reckon a meandering hwy was the only way to break the monotny of a long road trip. :c) Teresa ----- Original Message ----- From: ewbranham To: Teresa Parrish Sent: Thursday, September 05, 2002 2:34 PM Subject: Re: More re 67. Not sure why you would go through Glen Rose to get to Ft Worth... but that is where 6 meets 67. Must have been to see bluebonnets. You said that C W Davis lived in the 3400 block on Memorial Dr. I am trying to remember my aunt's house number on Dutton. Seems like it was 3005, or some such, and the then new Baylor stadium parking lot was their extended back yard... so 3400 would have been just beyond Loop 6. On the 1964 Texas map which I have just found in my map box, US Hwy 67 ran from Dallas to Stephenville where it merged with 377. And FM 67 didn't do much of anything except provide a way to get from Covington to Blum. No State Hwy 67... at least none anywhere near Waco. ----- Original Message ----- From: Teresa Parrish To: ewbranham Sent: Thursday, September 05, 2002 2:54 PM Subject: Re: More re 67. That farm rd sounds about right. Moma said from 6 you'd take 67 and it would take you to ft. worth...probably killed in McLennan Co only. ----- Original Message ----- From: ewbranham To: Teresa Parrish Sent: Wednesday, September 04, 2002 8:27 PM Subject: More re 67. Hwy 67? Bet it was 77. Or... there is a short Farm Road 67 that runs NE to SW in the NW Corner of Hill County. Elaine