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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1954
Page
6
Cecily Brownstone narrates a simple oven fried chicken and biscuit recipe using a packaged mix. The dish bakes in one pan with biscuits added near the end, delivering hot, ready-to-table comfort food with a casual family serving idea and a quick dip and sides plan.
Morgantown reports weight loss by homemakers and advises quick alterations to keep clothes fitting. Miss Enoch explains pin fitting for housecreases and machine stitching along new lines. Tucks along the shoulder seam reduce droopy look and a waistline tuck shortens the dress while belts hide the seam.
A recipe outlines a marshmallow cream fruit salad using cream cheese and Leatherwood Whipping Cream, then freezing. The ad mix highlights Mills Food Plan savings, groceries, and a parade of summer clothing from Nannie Rae's, Madamisele Shop, K Kiddie Korner, and Bradley's featuring dresses, swimwear, and accessories.
A reader asks if a fiances mother’s engagement ring can be given as the bride to be’s ring, noting the mother’s divorce and saved heirloom value. Other queries cover introductions, baby showers, and acceptable gendered titles with Mrs Post advising personal context and current taste.
Mr and Mrs R Kenneth Bailey of Bluefield welcome a son named Matthew Kenneth born on June 3. The newborn weighed 7 pounds 4 ounces. The mother is Roxie Harris, Bluefield.
Guidance on selecting a pan for candy cooking. Opt for a large heavy pan to prevent boil-overs and even heat, with a tightly fitting cover to reduce sugar crystals during the early stage.
A speaker describes long term constipation and dissatisfaction with laxatives that are either too harsh or too slow. The note implies searching for relief and better options.
Dottie Ann Ayers of Federalsburg Maryland has earned a four year art scholarship to the Maryland Institute in Baltimore. State Senator Layman Redden announced she is the first scholarship recipient from Caroline County in four years. Ayers, a 1953 Federalsburg High School graduate, studied art and music, with her mother Edna Shields as her instructor. she will start classes in September.
Plans for the marriage of Miss Jacqueline McClanahan to Jack London of Princeton were announced. The ceremony will be conducted by Rev. N W Looney at Carr Memorial Methodist Church on June 12 with matron of honor Mrs. Alex Horchak of Marietta Ohio and best man Philison Cross of Marietta. Ushers include Cecil Blankenship Caen me Crotty Charlottesville Otto Predeking and George Seaver II. A luncheon, and a reception at the bride’s home will follow with attendees from Princeton and nearby towns.
Mr and Mrs Joe L Mason hosted relatives including their son Joe L Jr and Mrs Mason from Camp Gordon Georgia. Also visiting were Elmer Kiser and daughter Mrs Nancy Fisher with grandson Marsh from North Carolina. Dr Jack W Witten entered Clinch Valley Clinic at Richlands. illness list notes others in Tazewell.
The notice lists multiple group meetings including Woman's Club at Kian Assembly Room on Monday at 1:00 PM and Bluefield Garden Council at Stowers Conference Room on Tuesday at 10:00 AM. Also scheduled are Garden Club programs, church guild events, YWCA sessions, Navy Mothers Club at YWCA, and a Town and Country Garden Club gathering with host Bessie Ferguson. C. R. Brown Jr. is hospitalized at Jeffersonville Hospital for heart treatment.
The Louise Blair Circle of Ca vary Baptist Church held its regular June supper meeting with 13 attendees including two visitors. Jim Lowder presided as leader, with devotionals on How to Pray by Mrs. Wade Hodges and prayer by Mrs. R. H. Akers before business.
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