Food Poisoning Alerts Highlight Summer Outings
Mrs Gwendolyne Clyatt of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service warns that foods can look appetizing yet cause illness. She cites poor handling at home as the major outbreak cause, noting most poisonings come from staphylococcus and salmonella bacteria.
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Gwendolyne Clyatt
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Hand Washing Key to Prevent Salmonella Contamination
Texas A M University employee urges thorough hand washing before handling food as a simple precaution. The specialist notes that people recovered from salmonella can remain carriers for months while appearing healthy and that bacteria can spread from raw vegetables meats and poultry to sandwiches salads custards and other prepared foods.
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Texas A&m University
Salmonella food safety tips from Mrs. Clyatt
Mrs. Clyatt warns that Salmonella thrives on protein foods and can survive at high temperatures. She advises thawing meat in the fridge or under cool running water, cooking to 165 degrees, washing hands, and keeping drainboards and utensils clean to prevent outbreaks.
Afternoon Tea Honors Bride-Elect in Cameron Home
Miss Melanie Jane McClaren was feted as bride elect of John Brooke Reed of Temple at a Tuesday afternoon tea hosted by Mrs. Emory B. Camp with co host Mrs. Gene Blake. About 150 guests attended between 4 and 7 pm as displays of white mums and lavender accents framed the reception. The couple plans to wed in August at the First Baptist Church in Cameron. A separate note reports the birth of Carolyn Brock to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hensarling of Bryan, weighing 8 pounds 12 ounces at St Josephs Hospital Bryan, with grandparents listed.
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Emory B. Camp
Melanie Jane McClaren
John Brooke Reed
Temple
Gene Blake
Madeline McClaren
Harrell O. Reed
Max McClaren
Miss McClaren
Mr. Reed
First Baptist Church
Cameron
Charles Hensarling
Bryan
Carolyn Brock
St. Josephs Hospital
Hensarling
Ann Brock
Jesse Brock
T.A. Hensarling
Hensarlings
James
Jeb
Local couples tour abroad and in Mexico this summer
Personal notices list the Bro adus family and Sandra visiting Monterrey Mexico last week. The Fuchs couple from Euless traveled through England Germany Austria Italy Switzerland and France. Harold Fuchs of Buckholts and Steve Bartek Jr of Temple are mentioned as parents. Ben Hubert and family conclude a Cameron summer stay and plan to return to Guadalajara Mexico where he enters his second year of medical school after externship at St Edward Hospital under a local medical association program.
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England
Germany
Austria
Italy
Switzerland
France
Harold Fuchs
Buckholts
Steve Bartek, Jr
Temple
Ben Hubert
Cameron
Guadalajara
Mexico
Hubert
St. Edward Hospital
Loca Medical Association
New Fashion Shift for Obese Women Embraced by Designers
Prominent designers Rudi Gernreich Bob Mackie and Boyd Clapton tell Coronet that old taboos about fashion for the obese are invalid. They urge lighter colors bold prints and careful fabric choices to flatter heavier figures and boost confidence.
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Rudi Gernreich
Bob Mackie
Boyd Clapton
Coronet Magazine
Gernreich
Mackie
Clapton
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James Cash Penney
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Cynthia Krieg
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Jack Glass
C. W. Hudson
Nona Hubert Lindsay
Georgann Wilkerson
San Antonio
Yee High School
George Wilkerson
H. H. Stedman
Hefley- Stedman Motor Company
Atlanta
Georgia
Leroy Broadus
Sandra
Monterrey
Barton Fuchs
Euless
Europe
City Park
Michele Woodfin
Susan Moore
Carol &Jamis
Mary Jean Angell
Karen Seaton
Pavalion
Juli de Roma
Los Angeles, California
Frank Cutron
Bernieces
Cameron, Texas