Winners Receive Turkeys at Cave Dish Club Meeting
Four turkeys were awarded as prizes at The Gazette Auditorium on Hele Street for bridge tournament winners. In North-South pairs, first went to Martin Scheinberg and Mrs Eli Reich, second to G P Humphreys, third to A J Lindenberg Jr. In East-West, Lake Brown and Norman Clarke topped the field, with Lawrence Blustein and Eli Reich taking third.
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Cavendish Club
Gazette
Hele St
Martin Scheinberg
New York
Eli Reich
G. P. Humphreys
A. J. Lindenberg Jr
Lake Brown
Norman Clarke
Lawrence Blustein
Service Class Plans Meeting at Bream Memorial Church
Members of the Service Class of the Bream Memorial Presbyterian Church will meet at 7 30 P m Monday in the Hubbard Building at the church. Mrs Nora Legg will lead devotions and hostesses include Mrs A E Harman Mrs J H Fickle Mrs B N Wilson Mrs Eunice Beasley and Mrs C G Bergman.
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Bream Memorial Presbyterian Church
Hubbard Bldg
Nora Legg
A. E. Harman
J. H. Fickle
N. Wilson
Eunice Beasley
C. G. Bergman
New Year's Dance Set by University Club
A formal New Year’s Eve dance will be held at the Charleston Recreation Center by the University Club. Ned Guthrie and his orchestra will perform from 9 30 p m to 1 30 a m. John Galperin Owen Sheetz Jim Burke and Gene Copeland lead arrangements.
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University Club
Charleston Recreation Center
Ned Guthrie
John Galperin
Owen Sheetz
Jim Burke
Gene Copeland
Thursday Club Events In Charleston Social Roundup
Charleston Alumnae Association and Alpha Xi Delta Sorority host noon lunch at Woodrums Tea Room with actives and pledges, reservations via Mrs C L Yost. Forty Club holds 12 30 luncheon at Ruffner Hotel with Mrs James Conley as chair. Misses Ruth Anderson Elizabeth Peden Elizabeth Beary Margaret Tiley and Margaret Feild listed for a 7 30 to 10 p m dance at Charleston Tennis Club.
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Charleston
Instructor Barbara Williamson to Return Friday
Saginaw Michigan public schools instructor Barbara Williamson will return Friday after spending holidays with her mother Mrs Anne Williamson and sister Fatrice of 1317 Quarrier Street. A cup of uncooked rice yields three to four cups cooked depending on method.
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Barbara Williamson
Saginaw, Mich
Anne Williamson
Fatrice
Quarrier St
Welcome New Year With Party Food
Nancy Brady offers a homemaking piece urging festive New Year party food with a mix of tradition and novelty. Lobster Newburg on waffles pairs classic seafood with modern presentation, waffles warm from the table and lobster kept in a chafing dish.
Buffet and Lobster Newburg Recipes and Snacks
This passage provides a set of vintage kitchen recipes and party fare including Lobster Newburg with steps for lobster tails, a waffle batter featuring bran flakes, and a Golden Glazed Ham with Maple Walnut Fluff. It also offers a simple self-serve buffet concept with a Maple Walnut Fluff dessert and snack suggestions for New Year’s Eve such as Vienna sausages in biscuits, asparagus bundles, and bacon-wrapped pineapple.
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Vienna
Miss Georgia Arvon Weds Robert Price In Whitesville Church
Miss Georgia Despina Arvon daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Arvon Whitesville married Robert J Price son of Mr and Mrs Emerson Price Indore in a double ring ceremony at Blue Jay Methodist Church Rev Virgil Cook officiated Bride wore champagne lace ballerina frock and carried a white prayerbook with orchid marker Attendants included Lois Ann and Linda Williams Charleston and Emanuel Manios Whitesville Mrs Price attended Morris Harvey College and teaches at Whitesville school Husband studied in Clay County schools served two years in the Army in Japan and works at Armstrong Funeral Home Whitesville
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Whitesville
Georgia Despina Arvon
Peter Arvon
Blue Jay Methodist Church
Robert J. Price
Emerson Price
Indore
Virgil Cook
Lois Ann and
Linda Williams
Charleston
Emanuel Manios
National Convention Here Honors Morrow at Phi Delta Kappa
E Frederic Morrow, White House Special Projects Group officer, told Charleston delegates that his Eisenhower staff appointment symbolizes equal opportunity and merit in American life. He urged progress on integration and education while noting his plans to serve the president and return to public affairs if possible. The Charleston conclave will fund civic education and support four priority problems: integration delinquency teacher shortage and federal aid to education. Mrs. Norman receives a citation, with Thurgood Marshall and Agnes E Meyer also honored.
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Jerry Braden
the Gazette
Phi Delta Kappa Sorority
Charleston
E. Frederic Morrow
Taos
Morrow
Hackensack
N. J
Mors Tow
Sorority
White House
Eisenhower
Columbia Broadcasting Sys
Veterans’ Hospitals
Miss Charlotte Kincaid Weds Delbert Hanshaw in Charleston
Miss Charlotte Yvonne Kincaid of Charleston married Cpl. Delbert Gerald Hanshaw of Clay at Page Baptist Church on Christmas Eve. Rev. John W. Kyle officiated. Bride wore a crystalette gown with a tiara and carried a white prayer book. maid of honor was Margaret Kyle. best man was Patrick Hanshaw. The couple plans to live in Charleston until Cpl. Hanshaw leaves for Oahu Hawaii.
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Page
Charlotte Yvonne Kincaid
Charleston
Cpl
Delbert Gerald Hanshaw
Clay
R. H. Kincaid
Kincaid
H. J. Hanshaw
John W. Kyle
Page Baptist Church
Blanch Youravish
Margaret Kyle
Patrick Hanshaw
Collins High School
Oak Hill
the Gazette
Clay High School
Marine Corps
Hanshaw
Oahu
Hawaii
Plaid Brassieres and Garments Sold in Watch Plaids
Advertises brassieres girdles and garter belts available in Black Watch and Brown Watch plaids. The item list notes plaid options for undergarments.
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Lobster Newburg
New Year’s Party
Newburg
Lity Shop Apparel
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Gromes
DE Angelo
OLD Town Trotters
Barefoot Originals Financees
Brown's Booterie
Capitol Street
Miss Arvon
Georgia Arvon
Charlotte Kincaid
Delbert Hanshaw
Delbert Gerald Hanshaw ¢E
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