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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1968
Page
8
A column from The Charleston Gazette shares home kitchen guidance and a string of dessert recipes. It covers coconut fruit cake and pineapple cake preparations, plus pies like Pumpkin Custard Pie and Strawberry Minute Pie, with step by step ingredients and bake times.
A reader outlines a Christmas apple recipe with juice and coconut, notes adjustments like adding buttermilk, and references a prior Banana Nut Pound Cake correction. The column mentions Delmer Robinson's Man, That's Cooking and offers copies in the library.
Instruction advises boiling the oilstone in water to loosen dirt, with a stiff brush used as needed, repeating the cleaning process until the stone is clean, and mentions a local birth notice listing names and families in Princeton.
The notice explains that all Home and Family items must be muted before noon Thursday for Sunday publication. It urges early calls to the Woman's Department to ensure inclusion. It also notes that only weddings occurring on the preceding Friday or Saturday are accepted for Sunday and names Woman's Editor Fran Nickels.
Announcement by Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dudding of Bauer Avenue of the Dee. Kay Arlene Dudding married Larry Lee Dawson son of Mrs. Inez Dawson of Park Avenue at Humphreys Memorial United Methodist Church. They reside on Summit Drive and are graduates of Stonewall Jackson High School. Kay attended Kansas State University and graduated from Thomas Memorial Hospital School of Radiologic Technology. She works for Dr. Robert R. Simpson. Larry attended Morris Harvey College and works for the National Bank of Commerce.
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