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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1959
Page
15
A lighthearted column on hair care sun safety and summer attire. It advises shielding bleached hair from sun and salt air and suggests wigs or beach hats for sun protection. It covers foot care for large feet and practical pedicure tips. It also offers guidance on safe sun exposure for young children and parental judgment.
Freestone Valley Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Palmer Penland’s home for its regular monthly session chaired by Mrs. Prenney Brewster. Members offered year ahead demonstration ideas and discussed a county Federation program of work while Shirley Patton outlined planned meetings and a Rural Affairs Institute at Virginia Tech in Blacksburg.
A kitchen tip suggests adding chopped dates and walnuts to a jar of baby-food custard pudding to use as a filling for sponge and cake layers.
In this week’s page, Bradley's Bridal Shop promotes formal dresses with luxury embroidery and top designer gowns alongside discounted coats suits hats and bags. Kollege Drive-In highlights steak sandwiches pork barbecue pizza and seafood baskets as the state’s best value for hungry families.
Letcher Clements of Miami is guest of his brothers Charlie and Oma Buckner in Switchback. Mrs. W. D. Sheéts of Chilhowie visits daughter Mrs. Theodore Crigger. Kenneth Puckett and Leatha of Boston tour the Guy Pucketts in Maybeury. Sue Johnson of Lancaster pa visits relatives in Switchback. Jimmy Mullens of Richmond and Richard Lawless of Princeton stay with local families. The Kowaleskis visit relatives in Roderfield last weekend.
Local notes record a stream of visitors and travelers. Jim Ferguson and family returned to Detroit after visiting relatives. Bill Gates of Spring Grove Maryland visited his parents. Virginia Goodman Patsy and Sally Atwell vacationed in Baltimore and Rockville. The Whitakers from Bristol Tennessee and the Neals from Roanoke visited over the weekend. Harold Waddell moved from Springrove Maryland to Marion Virginia. Mrs W H Neel Gail and Mrs John Burnop visited the area. Leitch formerly of Richmond plans to move to Cincinnati Ohio. The Cooks hosted visitors including Hubert Cook and daughters and G F Cook Jr and G F Cook Sr.
Note this collection of rules to use when you have extra egg whites. Refer to these guidelines to select suitable techniques and applications for leftover whites in recipes.
Mrs. Richard Summers nee Judy Surface was honored at a household shower this week with Mrs. George Surface as hostess. About forty five guests attended the evening of entertainments and games and Mrs. Jimmy Hypes won the door prize.
Don Show of Petersburg Virginia graduates from Virginia Polytechnic Institute Blacksburg with high honors. He serves as finance officer Pershing Rifles and holds memberships in Alpha Zeta Phi Sigma Scabbard and Blade and Omicron Delta Kappa. He is elected to Who's Who and named distinguished military student and Chicago Tribune and Sons of the American Revolution Award recipient. He will join the Air Force after summer farm stay in Martinsburg.
The Ivy Garden Club met at Mrs. Carlyle Bolen’s home with a brief business session led by president Mrs. Richard Carbaugh. New members Mrs. Harry Turner and Mrs. Jackie Browder joined, and H. W. Martin spoke on Patio Planning and Care with insect prevention tips.
If you use a good deal of vegetable shortening and want to be economical, choose a three-pound can. The large can typically costs less than three smaller cans, offering greater value per weight.
Eighteen members of the Mabel Bailey Bible Class and guest Mrs. Laura Lou Stone joined in fellowship at Mrs M. R. Moyer’s Cumberland Road home for the June meeting. President H. T. Totten led with a poem and closing prayer. Minutes and treasurer’s report approved. Forty visits reported. May attendance contest ended with the losing team hosting the winning team. Bingo prizes awarded. refreshments served by the hostess and the losing team members.
Mrs Hugh Edwin Cooke nee Carole Buskell was feted with multiple gatherings in Richlands Virginia prior to her marriage. Hostesses hosted a coffee luncheon and a brunch with pink and white floral arrangements and gifts. bridesmaids and out of town guests attended. Rehearsal dinners and a rehearsal party were also held with summer flower centerpieces and sterling gifts.
The Carswell Woman's Society of Christian Service met in the church for the June program. Mrs. Ralph Tinney gave the study on Learning About the Bible. Mrs. George Jones, president, presided for the business session when plans were made for a dinner to be given for the Sunday School teachers on June 6 at the home of Mrs. Roy Kipsinger. The president announced an officers training school to be held in Kimball church on July 23. The meeting date was changed and the next meeting will be July 16 at the home of Mrs. Jackie Evans.
A regular size white cake mix can be enhanced by adding one teaspoon cinnamon and a half teaspoon each of allspice and nutmeg along with a quarter teaspoon ground cloves for a warmer, more robust flavor.
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