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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1959
Page
5
The Charleston Gazette describes Camp Wheelgate sessions for Kana wha County Brownies ages 8 to 10 at Quick. Camp combines make believe and real nature meaning table manners and chores become game and privilege. The piece stresses imagination as a path to future achievements.
Salina Chapter No. 31 Eastern Star holds a Monday night installation at the Masonic Hall in Malden. New officers installed include Emil Lorant as worthy patron and matron, Kenneth Patterson as associate patron and associate matron, and Mildred McDermott as secretary, with a reception honoring the session.
Plans for the encampment were made at 6 Monday night when the Ladies Auxiliary to Great Kanawha Post No. 466, Veterans of Foreign Wars met at the post home 1416 Kanawha Blvd. The encampment opens Wednesday at Martinsburg and runs through Sunday June 28. Attending will be Mrs Ruth Bowyer past department president Mrs Virginia Taylor president of District No 8 and Mrs Thelma Wood auxiliary president. Refreshments were served at the close of Monday's meeting.
Charleston Mary Baldwin College Alumnae Assn aided the development fund, nearing 1 million dollars. Led by Mrs. James Horner Davis III and Mrs. James S. Bowyer, they held a Edgewood Country Club dinner with Dr. Samuel R. Spencer Jr. noting a gift for a new 600 seat dining hall memorial by the children of Lyda Bunker Moot, longtime trustee.
Grand Chief Gladys Perry of the Py thian Sisters of West Virginia will attend Glendale Temple No 26 meeting at 8 pm in Williams Memorial Hall. Mrs Mary Hicks presides and a class of candidates will be initiated followed by a social hour.
At a special Midlea Garden Club meeting Mrs Harry Newell was chosen president for the coming year. Mrs Earl Walter was elected vice president with Mrs Fred Filler as secretary and Mrs J T Davis as treasurer. Mrs John Hoge announced airport landscaping ties to a state centennial fund drive and urged clubs to contribute. The Institute rehabilitation center needs bulbs or flowers for handicapped projects. Memorial Hospital auxiliary members should be contacted for the Thomas Memorial Hospital project. A new member, Mrs Jack E Surrett, was welcomed and Mrs Hoge resigned.
At present instant nonfat dry milk is marketed mainly in small packages for home and institutional use because of the marked advantage of having a product with good dispersibility.
Miss Constance Cameron and Richard Todd Crane married in Weldon North Carolina on June 13. The bride, Anacostia High School graduate, and groom, son of Captain Crane USN, will reside in Washington.
The Women of First Presbyterian Church plan a mother-daughter luncheon on Thursday at 1 p.m. in the church dining room with the theme Christian Campus Life. Girls junior high and older may attend with mothers or guardians. A film Campus Encounter will be shown and four girls will speak on Campus Life. Mrs. James Hart chairs the fund agencies and will introduce Margery Woodson Ruth Shepherd and Dorothy Sattes. Nurseries for infants to six years old will be provided in the educational building.
A refreshing punch for weddings showers and parties. Chill pineapple juice lemon juice and ginger ale then blend with frozen strawberries and syrup. Add a molded ice block and serve. yields about 3 quarts. Dairy foods provide high quality protein for meals. milk comprises about 10 percent of the American food dollar and supplies 15 percent of protein. When adding sour cream to hot soups sauces and gravies add slowly off heat.
Mrs. Raymond Robertson urged balance in home accessories at the ruined Home Demonstration Club meeting held at Mrs. B. J. Nester’s Washington Ave. home in St. Albans. She demonstrated formal and informal arrangements and showed affordable accessories under one dollar.
Seven tables were in play at the Esso building as the Kanawha Valley Bridge Association held a duplicate game. North-south winners were Mrs. John Maloney and Mrs. R D Keightly first. Mr and Mrs James Heach second. Mrs John Lowe and Mrs Webb Angell third. E L Fink and Ed Bock fourth. East-west winners were Mr and Mrs Marvyn Cohen first. Dr L C Richmond and Jack Katzeff second. Mrs L C Richmond and Miss Ano Rohiman third. Mr and Mrs Norman Clarke fourth.
Miss Nelma Jean Spencer wed Robert Leslie Gleason at 8 p m in Albuquerque New Mexico with Rev William Gleason officiating Attendants included Bobby Harrison and Mrs Carl L Schultz The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Tra Spencer of Fenwick West Virginia The couple’s careers noted with Mrs Gleason at Lovelace Clinic and Mr Gleason at the Post Office Department Calypso Cooler recipe included with ingredients and directions for a six serving dessert drink
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