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Chow Chow
Lilly Mae Rickerson Neese
June 3, 1888 to Sept. 17, 1981
North Fulton County, Ga.
Submitted by: Lisa Redd
5 Pints cabbage, chopped
5 pints green tomatoes, chopped
1 pint onions, chopped
9 green peppers, chopped
½ cup salt
3 pints vinegar
Lilly Mae Rickerson Neese
June 3, 1888 to Sept. 17, 1981
Come on into the kitchen, the place to pay tribute to great cooks. The women (and some men) in the kitchen are no longer with us. Some are elderly, or a family member is telling their memories.
submitted by Polly Mazariegos
If you have children in school, from Kindergarten to High School, August is the month to Get Your Kids Ready for school time.
By Joe Mayfield
Article By Bill Hawksford
In 1947, Billy the British soldier arrived in a small Yorkshire town know as Chapeltown, a few miles north of Sheffield, where he was attached to a Polish Resettlement Corp PRC.
2003 - The story you are about to read comes from a very dear friend of mine, Dr. Jim Kirby. I had the opportunity to meet Dr. Kirby in a WWII chat room on AOL called WW2 Vets and Friends, which James Vernere and Dr. Kirby co founded. This is a wonderful chat room full of veterans and friends. The room meets everyday at 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. Est. please join us and share your stories.—Dr. Zoë Simmons
Dentists Recount Okinawa
By: Daniel McCann
Provided by: Dr. Jim Kirby
Nanny's Sugar Cookies
Legacy of Emma Wike nee Feaster1907-1974
Lebanon Co. PA
Contributor: William H. Wike
2 Boxes brown sugar
1 1/2 C Crisco or 3 sticks of margarine
(cream above ingredients together)
2 C buttermilk
2 tsp baking soda
Author: Angie McLean
A different perspective on our German allies. Our governments may be at odds over Iraq Policy - Military understands Military.
Years ago, I used to write a column titled, “Coffee Shop Conversation.” The idea behind the column was a large round table located in a restaurant. This particular restaurant was in a small farming community and was frequented by a group of retired gentlemen several times each day. As they enjoyed their coffee, they would also hold many interesting conversations.