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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1938
Page
7
The Gazette invites inspection of modern cooling and insulation methods at the Charleston Home Show opening July 11 at the WCHS auditorium. Topics include mineral wool blanket and board insulation, their fireproofing, installation tips, and potential 30 to 40 percent fuel savings.
The article describes a homemaking recipe section with jellied chicken salad and cucumber relish squares. It lists ingredients, steps to chill and unmold, and bread assembly with filling, including mayonnaise, gelatin, lettuce, and butter. The text blends measurement errors and misprints but conveys a kitchen-focused instructional tone.
An article explains skin anatomy and sun exposure effects, detailing how the upper epidermis burns and peels while the lower layers react with increased blood flow. It notes pigment changes create tanning, discusses variability among individuals, and previews further discussion on pigment distribution and protection tonight.
HOLLYWOOD June 21 Summer is time to change routines and enjoy a refreshing staycation. A home vacation can be rejuvenating without travel costs by trying new habits such as swimming learning to feel at home underwater and floating. Consider changing hair parting makeup and exploring new looks to boost confidence and refresh the holiday routine.
Brighten social perception by praising friends, choosing conservative outfits, and exploring colorful accessories. Consider hobbies and music to cultivate personality, then learn facial care with Lois Leeds guidance. Send a 3 cent stamped self-addressed envelope to Lois Leeds Care at The Charleston Gazette.
Guides and diagrams show popular steps from rumba to fox trot and shag. The 40 page booklet Teach Yourself The Latest Dance Steps explains leading and following with grace, including Suzy Q truckin Big Apple and how to place feet for smooth transitions.
The sender asks for Sendisc copy for their booklet titled Teach Yourself The Latest Dance Elope to The Charleston Gazette Mome Institute at 109 West 19th Street New York NY. They request plain presentation of their name address and booklet title.
Sally descends into distress over a sham marriage to Andy amid family pressure at the Commodore club. Gram and Mr. Stanley discuss a plan while Evelyn’s vivacity heightens Sally’s anxiety as she clings to Gram, longing for Andy’s reassurance and a way out of the deception.
Laura Wheeler presents a filet crochet pattern 1786 to harmonize accessories. Includes chair set and pillow scalloped ends with scenic design, easy charts, and directions. MercERized string recommended. send 10 cents in stamps to The Charleston Gazette Needlecraft Dept for pattern 1786 with name and details.
In Newberg Sally’s marriage, Andy’s memory, and Evelyn’s love entwine as Gram and Moses debate legality and loyalty. Sally’s devotion to Andy clashes with fear of annulment and inheritance issues while Elmer Smoot’s role draws suspicion as the group edges toward a possible legal maze.
A local Virginia event traces back to colonial times the Fredericksburg dog mart draws thousands for canine bargains. Auctioneer N B Kinney has run the sale for decades as buyers barter with tobacco and skins amid a lively yearly auction. News of the 1938 mart awaited.
Stay cool this summer with Anne Adams Pattern 4783 for a slim panel bodice dress with adjustable belts and sleeves. Offered in misses sizes up to 40, the pattern includes illustrated sewing instructions and fabric yardage details, priced at 15 cents.
Vera Zarina, crowned Glamour Queen, graces Colony lunch in Cache attire with bold bows. Eva Turner, the renowned opera star invited, captivates with vitality and voices, noted for singing at King George VI's coronation broadcast. Rudy Vallee advocates for more optimistic entertainment reception.
A New York pattern department offers a summer book and patterns for all ages at low prices. The advertisement promises seaside and town wear, accessories, toys, and dance gowns with combined pattern and hook options available by mail order.
Mr and Mrs Arte M Starling of Charleston will attend services today at Grafton for Mrs Z A Bailey of Grafton who died yesterday in a hospital there after an operation. Mrs Bailey is the aunt of Mrs Starling. Also Ireland to establish a new millinery factory in East Clare.
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