29 Aug 1958
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1958
Page
1
A recipe note suggests adding a small amount of cream cheese to eggs before scrambling for a delicate flavor and smooth texture. For texture, brown small bread ends in butter and fold into the eggs just before finishing.
Bellingham shopwoman Mrs James Barber, a former grade school teacher and hand weaving entrepreneur, runs a Lummi Indian backed studio near her home. Her firm, employing 9 to 12 weavers, creates distinctive handwovens with color balance and design, serving stores as orders arrive from Montana and beyond.
Mrs Donald C Babcock and daughter Nancy were honored at a neighborhood supper given by Mrs Alive Daniels and daughter Mrs Pearl Libby. Guests included Mr and Mrs Richards G Vededier and daughter Betty, Mr and Mrs Mathias C Richards and daughter Marilyn, Thoburt Richards, Mrs Marla Wand Worth, Mrs Judith Issia, Miss Doris Tirrell, Mrs Nicholas F Colavos, Mr and Mrs A F Yeager, Louis Robingsny Wiex Libby, and Mrs Man. Duncan McGoon and Dr and Mrs Halienck have sold their home to Dr and Mrs Charles Wheeler and will move south for the winter.
A long list of named committees and officials organized for the New England Conference includes the Maine Federation of Women, York Woman's Club, Riverside Woman's Club, and the Woman's League of York Inc. The event features a tea at Perkins House on Sept. 9 with transportation arranged by local leaders.
The Nearly New Shop of the North Congregational Church will open Wednesday for a 32 weeks season at Parish House Middle Street. Hours each Wednesday are 10 am to noon. All types of household articles sports equipment and clothing accepted for sale. Committee in charge includes Mrs Abbott W Geyer Mrs Gerald Shattuck Mrs Ashley W Jones Mrs Herbert Wartwell Mrs Charles G Fewery Miss Irene Johnson Mrs Richard Day treasurer and Mrs Frederick Getetell publicity.
Dororthy Cunningham urges home makers to practice two handed methods for chores. She explains washing walls windows and tables with two cloths or sponges, alternating hands to balance effort, and suggests specific routines for baseboards, wax, clothing hampers, and cleaning footwear.
Mrs Maurice Proulx hosted a nursery shower for guest of honor Joseph F Kenney at Pleasant 84. Attendees included Mrs John Leddy, Mrs William Good yieh, Mrs Thomas Leddy, Mrs Arthur Averille, Mrs Andrew Vallone, Mrs George Bascom Sr, Melvin E Chaffe, Mrs Roger Proulx, Mrs Dileht W Brown, Miss Mary Leddy, Mrs Harold Sheyman and Miss Michnaela Leddy. Louis H de La likely attended.
Mrs John W Wells of Cale Street hosted a recent social hour at her home in Epping. Attendees included Mrs F Laurence Philbrick, Mrs Robert Benyan, Mrs Louis C Beaucher, Mrs Charles H Marsh, Mrs Barbara Emmons, Mrs Harold O Trefethen, Mrs Eleanor MacCullough, Mrs Harold Dodge, Mrs Elmer Downing, Mrs Town Dodge, and Mrs Arnold Head. Refreshments were served.
Mrs Smith of Garden Lane was guest of honor at a luncheon hosted by Mrs Paul Jones on Madbury Road. Attendees included Mrs Earl Bradlen Mrs Irving B Bartley Mrs John B Wick s and Mrs Charles Wheeler. Mrs Smith visiting her parents in Rockford plans to join her husband who has taken a teaching post at Columbus State College in Ayenta California.
Sherburne PTA executive board met at Mrs Fran cyln Garvin Jr s home to discuss plans for the year including activities ounges and other matters. Mrs George Ki Hanter announced the year s hospitality chairmen and the first membership supper at the school is Sept 17 with classrooms open from 7 15 to 7 45 and a business meeting to follow.
Mrs Henry H Page of Exeter and guests gathered at the Dudley home for a birthday anniversary dinner. Attendees included Mr Page, Mr and Mrs Arthur A Dutey and son John Winthrop Dudley, Mr and Mrs Elwin Sb Reynolds and son Dudley, and Ella FL Lawler of Prescott.
Lori Ridlon celebrated her first birthday with her parents Mr and Mrs Roger Ridlon of State Street. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Henry Patterson and Jol are mentioned, with Boltytoa possibly listed as a relative. The readable portion records a family gathering centered on Lori Ridlon.
John and Prank Bisognani eight birth day party at 306 Circuit Rd. with guests Wayne Cannaova Gregg Cannava Jeffrey Littlefield Ralph Littlefield Jr Erle Beitt Alan Britt Michael McKee James Michael Bisognani and more. An evening dinner followed with Mr and Mrs Dewey Bowley Leo Cole Mrs Lilian Fernald Alp and Mrs Donald Emmy and daughter Pauline Jimeey among attendees.
Two York groups plan a baked bean supper tomorrow evening at six in Kingsbury Halls York Village. Organizers include Mrs Harald Goodwin worthy matron of the chapter Mrs Horace Goudy president of the Kingsbury Circle Mrs Arthur Berger Sr and Mrs Geonare B Barnes.
Mary A Kezar entertained a group of co workers from Clarostat Mfg Co Dover at a supper in her North Berwick home. Guests included Mrs Mary Cann Mrs Florida lexotelte Mrs Mary Sewell Ada Hawkins Hetty Talon Laura Gaudreau Clara Tibbetts Alice Champagne Huth Labonte Katherine Zinck Emma Brillan Monier Bickford Becky Lou Lillian Godin Danny Perkins ton Vera Muttey Idy Clements and others from Roches ter and Derwick with a carload of attendees from South Berwick and Durham area.
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