30 Dec 1964
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1964
Page
1
Receipe for a pineapple ambrosia pie with coconut crust and orange flavors. Instructions include beating eggs, whipping whites, folding pineapple and coconut, and setting in a baked crust with gelatin and orange rind. Ends with bake at low heat and cool until firm.
Exeter families announce the engagement of Mary Frances Boyers to William Bruce Richards. Mary Frances is the daughter of Mrs. Verhert A Boyers of Park Street and the late Mr Boyers. Richards is the son of Mrs. Anne Richards of Plaistow. Both graduates from 1960 high schools. Richards served three years in the Navy, stationed in Naples, Italy. He currently works at Normen's Restaurant in Amesbury, Massachusetts.
Mrs Frederick Taylor shares Frosty Strawberry Squares from her family kitchen while Vivian Brown discusses a Paris hair piece trend. The article blends household recipes with fashion profiles and a regional feature on West Berlin's gendered labor dynamics and recruitment for women workers.
A mixed slice of historical clippings covers social notes on engagement announcements for Sylvia Ann Sullivan and Kenneth R. Dunlap, a Rye Tuesday Club meeting, Shaker Canterbury community history, and a recipe collection blending fruit desserts and spice cookies. The items reflect local life, weddings, recipes, and club events with named individuals and places.
Miss Rosalie Jerle Humes daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Humes of Barker Road Stratham wed Airman 3 0 Jerome Fronczak son of Mr and Mrs Adolph Fronczak of Uniontown Pennsylvania in a ceremony at Pease AFB Chapel Attendants included Miss Kathel en Fronczak and Earl Hodgdon Jr The couple later dined with family and plan a Washington D C wedding trip now residing at Barkier and Union Roads Stratham New Hampshire
January’s food outlook highlights abundant cherries prunes and figs for family meals and desserts. Lin ed tart cherries top the Department of Agriculture listing for supply with frozen and canned forms available for bakers, confectioners, and households.
The Eliot Woman’s Society of Christian Service held its Christmas party at Mrs Norman Leavitt’s Goodwin Road home with a film Lets Keep Christmas and carols by Sharon and Beverly Leavitt and Debroah Crowell. A scripture presentation by Mrs William Bate and Mrs Vincent Trefe followed reports on Christmas boxes and nursing studies by Mrs Kwan Lee’s sister in Korea. Seasonal fruits and olives were highlighted for January shopping with notes on overall fruit production and canned figs future supplies.
EPPING The Past Nobte Stands Club of Fern Rebekah Lodge held its annual Christmas party at Mrs Leona Beacher’s home on St Laurent Street. Meeting opened by president Mrs Barbara Em ons and chaplain Mrs Beacher led prayer. Secretary treasurer Edith Low read report. plans made for Past Noble Grands supper at Grange Hall. YORK HARBOR Mrs Alanita Banister engaged to Capt Calvin Hosmer IT USA son of Mr and Mrs Calvin Hosmer It Jr of Brave Boat Harbor. Banister, widow of Rear Adm Alan Boyd Banister USN, is Oak Grove School graduate and Wher Jack College alum. Hosmer graduate of Chauncy Hall and Norwich University. He attends Staff and Command School in Ft Leavenworth Kansas. A June wedding planned.
Mrs Jucnara Scammon of Fort Lauderdale Fla was honored at a baby shower hosted by her mother Mrs AAV Goodrich at 227 Cass St. Attendees included Mrs Henry Hendrickson Joan Hendrickson June Hendrickson and several local residents. The program featured readings and songs, with gifts exchanged as guests celebrated the event and the couple’s upcoming arrival.
Members of Girl Scout Troop Triag 496 staged a Christmas and Hanukkah program during a holiday party at Whipple School. The event showcased singing and chants by the scouts, highlighting festive traditions.
Sap panes chairman led a Fern Lodge gathering where poinsettia plants were sent to the adopted sister Mrs Lilian Oyster of G.O.F Nome Concord. Snowman gifts were created by Mrs Jonnie clser. After the meeting members exchanged gifts. Next meeting at Mrs Strout Elm Street January 20 with a New Years party.
A club will hold its regular meeting on Tuesday January 5 as part of its monthly schedule. The notice names Graduate Nurses and Fansmouth as key entities and outlines the upcoming gathering and routine activities.
Epping women attended annual visitation at Winnoona Rebekah Lodge of Candia with Mrs Beulah Cloutier Mrs Barbara Emmons and Mrs Leona Beau cher among attendees Mrs Mildred LeFlamme president of the Rebekah Assembly of New Hampshire was official visitor The business session and annual Christmas basket sale sponsored by Fern Rebekah Lodge No 70 featured officer elections for the coming year All members urged to attend and bring articles for the white elephant sale
New Year's Day masses at St Raphael's Church Kittery will be at 7 8 9 10 and 11 a m and at 4 45 p m There will be no Mass that day New Year's Eve from 7 to 3
The Carrie Beck Guild held its annual Christmas party at Mrs Barbara Spinney's home on Winnicul Road Greenland. Officers elected for the coming year include Mrs Ella Richards president Mrs Natalie Bunker vice president Mrs Janice Witham secretary and Mrs Beverly Farnsworth treasurer. Gifts were exchanged and refreshments served.
The North Hampton Woman's Club will meet Wednesday afternoon January 6 in the vestry of the Congregational Christian Church. Refreshments at 1 30 followed by a 2 p m business meeting. The program features book reviews titled Relax Read and Renew led by Mrs Harold G French of Hudson. Mrs French is a past president of the New Hampshire Federation of Women's Clubs. Hostess chairman is Mrs Martin W Whenal.
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