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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1963
Page
4
Brides to be must return wedding forms to the Daily Times office or local correspondent at least a week before the wedding. Pictures may be submitted up to a week after. Contact your area representative when you set the date. a list of correspondents is in the Times. Call Daily Times family section at Tremont 6-6161 for forms and instructions.
The Springfield Junior Gardeners announce the summer season start with a Wednesday meeting from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Mrs. Albert Yaragave's Blair Road home. Members will receive fall flower show steps, learn garden planting care, and discuss show conditioning. New members welcomed. Mrs. James Weir leads the program at 747 Haines Lane. Activities include a nature bee, parent-child party, officer elections, trips to Longwood Gardens, and talks on horticulture and animal care.
Mrs. Merrill A Kercher of Media, state president of the DBE, returns from a three day Washington DC conference attended by 18 state presidents. A May 1905 New York triennial conference will represent all states. A highlight was a reception at the British Embassy with Dennis Greenhill.
A butter and confectioners sugar frosting can be brightened by adding both grated lemon rind and lemon juice. The citrus boost enhances the refreshing flavor and balances sweetness with a lively tang.
A surge of community notices highlights graduates, anniversaries, and social events. Mrs. George H Revlin of La Ridge receives honors in biology and chemistry while her daughter Deborah Penn Jones studies at Bristol England on a Fulbright. Multiple families host parties for graduates and anniversaries across Folcroft, Darby, Wallingford, and Ridley Park as students and relatives gather for ceremonies and receptions.
The engagement of Miss Nancy Franklin Dodson to Richard Darlington Jr. is announced by her parents Mr and Mrs J Arnold Walsh of Charlotte North Carolina. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Richard Darlington of Darlington. The couple attend Pfeiffer College Meisenheimer North Carolina where the bride elect is also a student. The wedding is planned for August in the First Methodist Church Charlotte.
Miss Mileen Patricia Glatthorn and Frederick C. Helfer become engaged. Glatthorn is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond I. Glatthorn of 421 N Providence Road and a Clifton Heights High School graduate. Helfer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C. Helfer of Philadelphia, is in the Air Force at Otis AFB.
Mr and Mrs Walter Muehsam announce the engagement of their daughter Carol Ann to Daniel G Martelli son of Mr and Mrs Daniel Martelli of Morton. Daniel is a Ridley Township High School graduate employed by the General Adjustment Bureau of Philadelphia. Carol Ann is a Millersville State College graduate who will begin teaching in September at Lester School. No wedding date yet.
Mr and Mrs William E Ness announce the engagement of their daughter Donna Jane Hess to Victor J Kot son of Mr and Mrs Joseph J Kot The couple have Chester High School and Gol dy Beacom School of Business Wilmington as educational milestones and no wedding date has been set.
The engagement of Miss Carol Christine Calvert to John W Motlasz Jr was announced by her mother Mrs Frederic Calvert of Ohio Ave Burlington N J The couple both serve in the Air Force at Andrews AFB The wedding is planned for November
A Western salad and meat platter recipe lesson with garlic rubbed bowl and a dressing made from egg yolk salt pepper paprika mustard vinegar oil and parsley. It serves six and includes iceberg lettuce spinach red onion and hard cooked egg as components.
Chester announces the engagement of Ruth Sawyer daughter of Mrs Kathryn Sawyer of Kerlin Street to Ralph C April son of Mrs Michael Tannucci and Francis A April of 64 Randall Avenue Woodlyn The couple both graduated from Chester High School and work in local firms He will marry in August at St Anthonys Catholic Church
A debate centers on traditional black bean soup garnishes with lemon and hard cooked egg slices versus adding sour cream dusted with nutmeg. Proponents say the cream enhances flavor while purists favor classic citrus and egg.
Springfield residents learn of a Saturday luau on the council grounds from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. hosted by the Ladies of de LaSalle Knights of Columbus with Mrs. Jack Harkins as chairwoman. The auxiliary marked its fifth anniversary with officers installed by Grand Knight Alexander McGrath and a stage show called Stage 590. A kitchen tip notes that wafer cookies release best when pans are rubbed with shortening and floured before baking.
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