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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1955
Page
6
The wedding took place Friday in Bland Virginia with Rev W F Wadsworth officiating. The groom is son of Mrs P C Peters of Roanoke and sister Mrs J Rex Sheppard stood as the only bridesmaid. Mrs Peters is employed by Norfolk and Western.
Extension home economics specialists at West Virginia University advise checking for Underwriters Laboratory approval, a repair or replacement guarantee, clear usage instructions, and heat resistant handles. They urge testers to ensure proper table insulation, easy cleaning, and a dry run to confirm operation and ease of use before purchasing.
A northern New York inn offers a glamorous baked eggplant dish for four. Slice a medium eggplant, butter a dish, layer slices, top with cracker crumbs and pecans, pour light cream, and bake 35 to 45 minutes until tender.
List of social visits and travel by Bluefield residents. Mr and Mrs W Price Akers return from a three week vacation in Richmond Virginia and Belleville Illinois with daughters and sons in law. Jeanette Smith wedding in Cuba North Carolina attended by L C Att and friends. The Utts traveled to Florida for a wedding then home by plane. Representatives from Trinity Church attend Buckhannon youth conference with Patricia Shaffer as dean of women. Sonia Murray visits from Spencer to join Trinity youth. Mrs Mildred Shott visits Bluefield. A L Carr of Hillsboro guests of Homer Morris family.
Mrs. Cora Prica of Siler City North Carolina visits her sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Charley Bralley. Maude and Topscott Caffee plan a week with sister Mrs T Laprade in Durham. Guests of Clint Painter are M Painter L A Miller and Jean Crenshaw from Roanoke Virginia. Margaret Harper visits sisters R G White and Mrs Robert Ross in Vinton. Mrs Raymond Moore of Richmond visits sister and brother in law Bassett Johnson. Sam Gregory visits his sister Maude Davis in Wytheville.
An advertisement touts an Amana Food Freezer as a home storeroom for foods from stream, field, farm, and sea. It urges callers to 39977 and to contact THE MILLS FOOD PLAN at 1510 Bland St to simplify cooking and shopping and enjoy a three month summer vacation.
A reader asks Mrs Post for interview tips for her first job search after college. Advice covers neat appearance, listening before answering, brief truthful qualifications, calm demeanor, and avoiding nerves. Additional Q A includes age differences and wedding attire guidance.
Mrs. Sheldon of Orlando visits sister Mrs. Belcher and family. Earl Sluss party visits Riggins family. Mrs. French and children visit Densidmore in Saltville. Elswick family in Anawalt. Jennings of Charleston visits Hoffer parents. Butch Moore visits Huntington. Bud Rolley family in from Pittsburgh. Girls State delegates Barbara Heldreth and Ina Brindle return. Wilson Frasher family weekend in Bartley. Rodney Sheppard to Boy Scout Camp for four weeks. Glenna French birthday party hosted by Mrs. French. Halsey family weekend in Mouth of Wilson with Riggs. French family vacates to Jacksonville. Mitchem family moves to Baltimore.
Morgantown report shows average American throws away about two thirds of a pound of food daily totaling 225 pounds yearly per person and 1125 pounds for a family of five. WVU Extension specialists urge better planning storage and disposal to cut waste and preserve vitamins and freshness.
A Tuesday 10 am rally by Associations young e at Cumberland Road EY O. Cum berland area hosts speaker L Ackiss of home ache waned as the missionary address.
South Carolina prepares festival season with Hampton on June 30 and Pageland on July 7 celebrating the bumper watermelon crop. Events include parades, beauty queen coronations, dancing, watermelon judging and eating, plus Barefoot and Apron Day and horse races in Pageland.
A Bonne Bell Ten O Six Lotion ad promotes a solution for acne pimples blackheads and enlarged pores urging mothers to help their daughters with the product. The copy highlights external causes of skin problems and frames the lotion as relief for teenage facial concerns and improved appearance.
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