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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1958
Page
3
Practical guidance on making and transporting sandwiches for picnics and on the go. Tips cover buttering bread to prevent moisture transfer, choosing soft butter, using frozen bread, quick spread preparation, aligning slices for speed, stacking and wrapping, pre chilling with filling, portable cooling, and freezing tips for fillings like peanut butter and cooked meats.
A playful garden tip suggests adding a rose geranium to garden plants and dropping a small seed in each jar of apple jelly for a decorative, decorative touch. The note rewards experimentation with a tasty, fragrant result.
Mrs. Joe Sheppe of Huntington West Virginia denounces the tax on chocolate and children’s drinks as unfair and calls for repeal. The appeal is endorsed by the West Virginia Grocery Trades Taxpayers Association, inviting readers to write in.
Readable section describes an oven platter meal using canned frankfurters lima beans beets and mashed potatoes with radish roses and butter. Also notes plentiful watermelons this month with serving ideas for fruit salads cocktails and tomato juice preparations.
Ann Judson Guild members planned a 5:30 p m wiener roast at Mrs. William Vaughan’s Mahscott home with 13 members and three guests present. The meeting opened with song and devotion by Caro lyn Sue Wiley Shirley Reed and program by Charlotte and Patty Phillips. Kay Sisk led business and appointed committee chairs Linda Wiley Rebecca McMillion Vivian McCormick and Rits Smith. An outing with General Circle at Little Beaver Park on Aug 21 was announced.
Members and families of Peta Kappa Chapter Beta Sigma Phi gathered Friday for their first summer social at the Greenbrier Social Race. A covered dish dinner accompanied a plant tour with attendees including Thomas and Dolores McKinney, Carlile Moye, Isabell Vass, Charles Burdiss and daughter Nickke, William and Joan Cole and son Billy, Wayne Turner and sons, Shelby Brower, Sally Wood, Rickie Blackburn, Sandy Costello and son, Manuel Seijo, Kitty Sue Almond and son, plus guests B G Cadle and Al Storelli and son Frank.
The Associated Press notes broiling and frying chickens remain cheap with prices down 2 to 10 cents per pound and heavy chick production suggests supplies through Labor Day. Egg prices rise 2 to 6 cents a dozen. Cabbage and various vegetables are plentiful with melons and cantaloupes cheaper than before. fruit prices mixed but favorable for buyers.
NADEANE WALKER PARISAP reports on Guy Laroche new silhouette merging trapeze and baby doll. Waistlines sit high with belts or seams, skirts near knee, dust ruffles common, and several styles seen from dresses to suits. Also notes cool summer salad ideas and breakfast research from the State University of Iowa.
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