30 Sep 1963
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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1963
Page
1
Savory celery salad with Roquefort and cream cheese stuffed celery ribs formed into roses. Prepare hours ahead, chill, then slice for serving. Pair with lettuce and tomato rounds, uses mayonnaise or oil dressing with Crumbled Roquefort, parsley and Worcestershire. Makes 8 to 12 servings.
A compact tip list explains 100 calorie portions of nuts including four cashews one sliced peanut six pecans twelve pistachios or walnuts. It notes standing roasts of beef may be cooked from frozen but requires extra oven time and suggests allowing half an hour less as a safety margin.
AP News notes designer Norman Norell keeps belts in his collections as belts remain a staple in waistline silhouettes. The belt association and industry observers expect belts to stay as fashion shifts through shifts in style and dress shapes.
The Central Heights PTA discussed plans for a fall festival set for October 12 at the school. Rev. FE. L. Bumgamer was elected to fill a vacancy after the first vice president resigned. Two new teachers were introduced, and Mrs. Laure Liddgrass’ first grade room had 17 members present as the room count winner. The next meeting is scheduled for October 17.
Richard C. Gardner spoke at the first Dickson PTA meeting announcing Kingsport and Tennessee Board of Education policies. He described spanking as a last resort with an adult witness and stressed the school’s conservatively progressive philosophy focusing on development. He noted the move to new Kingsport administrative offices in three weeks and outlined annual plans including a transistor radio, data machine feeder, and campus landscaping.
A Fort Worth Texas mail order ad offers a $1,000 life insurance policy with no medical exam for ages 49 to 90. It claims no agent will call, provides tearout information, and instructs to send name, address and year of birth to Central Security Life Insurance Co. Dept N-086, 1418 West Lauderdale.
The Altrusa Club of local women in executive roles will host an event titled A Night in the Orient on Tuesday at 6:00 p.m. at Ridgefields to raise money for the Grants-in-Aid program supporting Asian and Latin American students in the U.S. Contact Mrs Tom Dodson at Kingsport Housing Authority, 245-4091, about Basic Learning Classes.
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