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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1963
Page
5
Dorothy E Comer shares a Snowball Cake recipe with variations from West Virginia readers. The notes explain origin of the name, a pan adaptation for easier serving, and a complete recipe including dream whip pineapple and coconut.
Union Mission Women’s Auxiliary meets at 12:30 p m at Union Mission Chapel 202 Washington St E prayer group gathers at noon Mrs John Cameron speaks devotional installation of officers Sunrise Garden Center hosts 1 p m board meeting Guiding Star Chapter No 9 visits Masonic Hall 502 Shrewsbury St St George’s Ladies Guild 3 p m at church Golden Eagle Court No 38 Heroines of Jericho 9 p m Mason Hall 502 Shrewsbury St grand worthy Joshua Sinclair Martin of Princeton to visit chapter plus an old recipe note appears about gelatin cake layering and angel food desserts
Easy budget friendly pattern 510 offers six hat designs using velvet satin ribbon and a mix of colors. Includes directions and patterns priced 35 cents each plus mail handling. Mail to Laura Wheeler Needlecraf Dept 32 Needlecraf New York New York 11.
Out-of-town guests attended the Saturday wedding of Mrs Judith Kay Mahoney and James F Heever. Attendees included L A Givens and Sheila Givens from Akron Ohio. Joe Helver Douglas Heever and Pamela Heever from Texas City Texas. Robert Lowe and Brooks Lowe from Roanoke Virginia. Hermat Taylor and Billy Taylor from Wheeling. Robert S Barton and son Bob of Baytown Texas. They departed by plane Friday morning for home.
Twe and family visitors travel from Charleston to Ashland Ey to plan home after July 15. Mr and Mrs B Bailey of Rocky Fork Road attend Mount Vernon Academy graduation for son Thomas Clayton Bailey with grandmother Mrs Clayton Bailey and Miss Bee Atkinson. Thomas is Mount Vernon Academy band president and saxophonist, former Stonewall Jackson High School member. Mrs James D'Spain and children fly from Baton Rouge to visit her mother in Charleston. Mrs Donald Solomon and Miss Mary Margaret Lien attend Cardome Academy alumnae reunion in Georgetown Kentucky.
A rummage sale runs 9 30 a m to 4 p m Tuesday at 705 Patrick Street by the Women’s Missionary Society of Starcher Baptist Church. A second sale starts 10 a m Tuesday at 1320 Washington Street East by Beulah Baptist Church women’s circle at the Woman’s Improvement League clubhouse.
Readers ask about removing soot from brick work and scorch marks on shirts. Solutions include refinishing brick with car borundum, bleaching scorch marks under a sunlamp, storing steel wool pads in soapy water to prevent rust, and cleaning aluminum dishes with boiled fruit peels or vinegar.
Mrs. Frank Crumbaker of 826 Sweet Acres Drive St Albans has the area’s best garden, occupying almost an acre. Her naturalistic hillside plot features rhododendron azalea daylilies and roses with Kanawha River views from the north porch. The garden includes a pine grove behind the house and a Forsythian hedge, with Mrs Crumbaker tending mowing and upkeep and opening to visitors during June.
The Belle Woman's Club will host a community meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday in the Belle Grade School cafetorium to mark the completion of the Belize district telephone exchange office. Mrs. John Dugan and the social committee will provide refreshments and floral arrangements. The receiving line features Mrs. James T. Hall and club presidents. Girl Scouts will usher and Boy Scouts guide the parking area. A scientific exhibit is displayed and a transistor radio prize will be given away.
A world-famous institute reports a new substance that can shrink hemorrhoids without surgery. It provides minutes of relief from itching burning and pain and speeds healing while reducing swelling. TheBio-Dyne based Preparation H comes as ointment or suppositories and lubricates likely bowel movements with reduced pain and infestion risk. Available at drug counters.
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