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... until tender Rub plums through sieve or stone and them Add milk to purfe and mix thoroughly in dish chill before serving BLACKBERRY AND SHORTCAKE 4) 6 plain flour level teasps baking powder or 6 os self-raising flour pinch salt margarine level aessertsp ...
... tender Rub plums through sieve or stone mash them milk puiee and thoroughly Place in glass dish and chill before serving BLACKBERRY AND (For 4) oz plain flour and level tecops baking or 6 oz self-raising flour pinch salt I oz margarine I level dessertsp ...
... plums through sieve or stone and mash them Add milk to pur£e mix thoroughly Place in glass dish and chill before serving BLACKBERRY AND APPLE SHORTCAKE (For 4) oz plain flour and 3 level teasps baking powder or 6 02 self-raising flour pinch salt 1 ox margarine ...
... Bridge Mrs. C. Kismet was proposed as delegate to the half-yearly Council meeting at Wilmslow The competition for twelve blackberries on • plate was won by Mrs. Powell.—The social half-hour took the form of quiz team race.—The hostesses were Mrs. Okell ...
... and horticulturai show Dessert. pears: I. Jones Bros.•, 2. RH. on LeeS Field (by permission of Mr. Foulkes. Cultivated Blackberries,: 1. and Mrs Lee , . on Saturday. S. Hunter; 2. N. Ellis. Black grape:: The fete was opened by the Mayor 1. S. M. Gent ...
... both showing their yellow blooms. In some hetes the yellow corn marigold was plentlfuL Hazel nuts were common, too, and blackberry as well as elderberry Imre ripe. Many plants seem to thrive with excessive rainfall, but hay and corn made a deplorable ...
... Into a rut, but would snap out of it. My Bank, where members spent a short own view, however, is that the players time blackberrying, before taking tea seem to hare lost confide nce in each at the Coach and Horses. 'The way other and I venture to suggest ...
... questions and unexpectedly dropping on the right answer quite often The tea hostess was Mrs Gornall The competition for blackberry apple jelly was won by Mrs Barber TALK ON MUSIC A talk “Musical appreciation through records” was given by Mr Yates at the ...
... Lowberry is practically coreleas It is named after its raiser at It is darker than Judge LoganS berry—nearly m black m the blackberry. We conalder It the choicer hybrid though not such • vigorous groxer. There are new introductionit but naturally they are ...
... Lady Bennett Mrs Michel questioned two teams on sorts of subjects The was a tie The hostess was Mrs Gornall Competition for blackberry apple jelly: 1 Mrs Barber 2 Mrs Tod Mottram St Andrew County Cricketer Marries CROSS— TW EM LOW The wedding took place at ...
... daughter of his old schoolmaster the late Mr Fowler of Spring Gardens school Stockton on Tees Aid IlUC It is one be satMesU blackberries ripe and juicy are yet most lautif of custered jjeadgprows The the year golden tober ea are red russet because it is the ...
... Burgess Pears: Mrs H Burgess Plums: 1 Mr§ Burgess 2 Mrs G Pritchard Jams etc— Damson: 1 Mrs Pritchard Plum: 1 Mrs Pritchard Blackberry: 3 Mrs Burgess Pulped tomatoes: 1 Mrs Burgess Chutney: I Mrs Seddon Sandwich cake: J W Swinnerton SPECLAL AWARD The Mrs ...