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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1933
Page
8
The article extols coconut as more than a garnish noting 1 cup shredded coconut provides 535 calories with protein fat and carbs. It cites uses in Washington cream pies gingerbread and fruit desserts plus Florida pudding and various salads. It includes a Tomorrow's Menu breakfast lunch and dinner featuring coconut in multiple courses.
Dinner guests at Mr. and Mrs. C James Moxiey included Florence Moxiey Walter Cline Aiesse Buxton Basil Burdette Thomas Watkins Willie Moxley Geraldine Watkins Catherine Justice Clyde Moxley Vernie Moxley and families Numerous gatherings span Bethesda Frederick Rockville Barnesville and Adamstown with church meetings and a pound party noted Also listed are visits by Lois Watkins Doris Boyer and Ann Griffith along with tea and dinner hosts and attendees
Clarksburg notes that Mr and Mrs William Beck Jr Kitty Beck and Billy Beck moved Saturday to Washington for the winter. Mrs Levi Price hosted dinner with guests Mr and Mrs Roger Beckl Mrs Baker of Washington Rev and Mrs F R Barnes Catherine Barnes and Paul Gordon. Worship at M E Church Sunday at 11 with Rev F R Barnes delivering the sermon. Velmar Barr a University of Maryland student spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs E Barr. Minnie Smith of Baltimore visits sister Mrs Laura Gardner.
Debutante dayz bring elegant evening wear in rich fabrics from embroidered affetas to gold and silver shot velvets. Outfits emphasize high necklines, simple lines, and youthful touches like trains and peplum-inspired skirts, with black velvet ensembles showing modern yet playful sophistication.
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