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Local college men share their views on the traits they seek in a partner. They emphasize personality, morals, and fit with surroundings, noting looks matter but are secondary to character and compatibility.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1966
Page
5
Local college men share their views on the traits they seek in a partner. They emphasize personality, morals, and fit with surroundings, noting looks matter but are secondary to character and compatibility.
This piece offers guidance for new puppy owners on creating a safe comfortable space. It recommends a warm draft free area, a bed with newspaper or blankets, and a playpen or box as bed and exercise space. It notes puppies cry at night and suggests leaving a light on a ticking clock or a hot water bottle for comfort.
Olive oil is described as the easiest to digest among fats and oils. A Spanish Olive Oil Institute synopsis notes its low melting point and rapid absorption, plus it does not require refining, preserving natural components that stimulate bile secretion and lubricate the intestines. The piece mentions digestion benefits such as relief from heartburn and constipation.
A young motorist and his date left a pasture gate ajar during a moonlight walk, prompting about 50 cows to wander onto Riverside Freeway. Patrolmen spent two hours alerting drivers and corralling the herd back to safety.
New York reports by united press fashion editors note a trend toward higher hemlines and more exposed shoulders in spring garments. Designers like Ferdinando Sarmi and B H Wragge show strapless gowns, cutouts, and scooped backs, with colors and sheer fabrics dominating runways across the city.
Local families announce births at Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital with names, birth dates, times, and weights for newborns including Robert Allen, Sharon Odessa, Tammy Gail, Caroline Joye, Mark Randall, Brenda Lou, Joey Eugene, Timothy William, Ardena Sue, Kimberly Annette, Ian Scott, Charles Dennis, Dana Renee, and Sue Ellen across Mabscott, Totten Street, Rock Creek, Daniels, Ridge Ave, Brooklyn, Sophia, Ravencliff, Piney View, Mullens, Scarbro, Danese.
Old advice claimed searing seals juices. Research shows high heat causes more shrinkage. A 325 degree slow roast yields a browned tender carved piece. Readers ask about stand ing rib roast. Instructions detail flat side down rib method and English cut.
Mrs. Joe Brewer shared holiday time with her sons in law and daughters Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Payne and Mr. and Mrs. James Buchanan of Gaithersburg, Md. Also with a son and daughter in law Mr. and Mrs. Glen Brewer and their children of Forestville, Md.
Women’s organizations are invited to use this column for announcements of regular or special meetings. Telephone 263-3321 or mail notices or club calendars to Beckley newspapers Women’s Department. Notices received by 10 a.m. will be used the same day. Sunday calendar announcements must be received before 10 a.m. Saturday.
Friday at 5 30 p m Queen Esther Court No 53 Heroines of Jericho meets at G Street Home to organize activities and plan tasks for the week. Members are urged to attend for updates and community outreach.
Home of Mrs. Sally Terry at Massey Street to host a departmental gathering at 5 30 p m with details limited to location and timing.
The Senior Usher Board of Central Baptist Church will meet Saturday at the church at 6 p.m. The gathering aims to review duties, assign roles, and plan upcoming services. All members are urged to attend.
Dee-Demi Debs Subdeb Club will meet in the Civic Room at Bank of Raleigh at 3:30 p.m. The agenda includes upcoming events and member reports. Members are reminded to bring notes and dues confirmations.
Guests at the Fairdale home of Mr and Mrs Howard Elkins over the holidays were their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs John and Dee from Hilcrest Heights Md A son Butch Elkins has returned home from the hospital where he underwent minor surgery.
Mey DE has joined the General Services Administration in Washington DC as a plumber for the Health, Education and Welfare Department. He plans to move to Virginia at a later date.
Mrs Maude Price of 202 Williams Street and formerly of Coal City is reported recuperating at her home after two weeks of illness.
A Thrifty Savers Club event is recorded at 7 p.m. hosted by Mrs Curtis Pannell at 111 Cana Day Street. The notice emphasizes a home gathering with neighborhood members and a focus on club activities.
The Gulf Women's Social Club meets at 5 30 p m at the East Gulf residence of Mrs Clifton Hubbard. Members plan an evening gathering and discuss upcoming events.
Mrs William Durham of 1029 Woodlawn Avenue underwent major surgery at Raleigh General Hospital today.
Frank Vass of 143 Dexter Ave was admitted Thursday to Beckley Hospital for surgery. The article notes he was to undergo the procedure, with timing unspecified.
The Sunday Social Saving Club holds its installation of officers and annual dinner at 2 38 p m at the home of Mr and Mrs Nathaniel Brooks Beckley Junction.
The Woman's Club of Central Baptist Church will meet at the home of Mrs. Jesse Hodge 113 Truman Street at 3 p.m. Details of the program to be announced.
The American Legion Auxiliary No 70 holds a meeting at the Post Home on South Fayette Street at 4 p m. Members are scheduled to discuss activities and upcoming community service events.
Billy Witherspoon will speak on alcoholism preventive education at the Appalachian Assembly Room at 7:30 p.m. The event is hosted by the American Association of University Women.
The Beta Rho Chapter led by Mrs Thom as Canterbury will host an executive board meeting in the afternoon followed by a regular meeting at 7:30 p.m. at 104 Tolley Drive.
MR. AND Mrs. A. B. return to their home at 212 E. Street after a month in Miami Fla. They visited son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Baxter Bigelow and stayed with former Beckleyans Mr. and Mrs. Frank Krofinger and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lowe. They toured Tampa and stayed with Mr. and Mrs. William Link and Miss Mary Bsharah, Miss Jenny Bsharah, and Miss Edith Bsharah in Miami. They also visited Bush Gardens and Temple Terrace Highway in Tampa.
Beckley Newcomers Club hosts a private dinner at Bowl Wick with speaker Harry Culp, general executive secretary of the YMCA, scheduled for 7 30 p m.
The Azalea Garden Club hosted by Mrs Ned H Ragland on Woodlawn Avenue will meet at 1 30 p m with co hostesses Mrs R G Broaddus and Mrs Carl Umland.
During World War II General George Patton, renowned for tank command of the First and Third Armies, was noted for wearing red white and blue suspenders as part of his distinctive image. This quirky detail joins a collection of history trivia.
Westwood Drive event at 1 p.m. Wednesday and Hollywood Elementary School gathering at 1:30 p.m. in MacArthur area. Homeroom mothers club invites participation, with activities planned for students and families. Local notice in a compact community calendar style.
The Tuesday Supper Circle at Beckley Presbyterian Church will meet at the church at 6 15 p m. attendees share a meal and planning for church activities.
Xi Beta Chapter Beta Sigma Phi invites members to executive board at 7 13 p m and regular meeting at 7 30 p m at Mrs Thomas Lilly home 108 Holliday Drive.
Beckley Home Demonstration Club plans a 1:30 p.m. gathering at the Flat Top Lake home of Mrs Basile Meadows to share demonstrations and tips for home management. Neighbors and club members are invited to attend for light refreshments and practical advice.
Stoco Band Mothers Club plans a regular meeting at Stoco Junior High School at 7 p m if weather permits.
Beckley Garden Club meeting at the home of Mrs Conrad Stowers located at 320 hosts a neighborhood gathering with garden talks and plant shares. Members discuss plans for spring projects and local beautification efforts.
A doctor notes that daily bubble bath use may irritate children and cause symptoms without infection. He advises stopping this practice and suggests letting kids blow bubbles instead to reduce irritation risks.
Quick adaptable rice recipe uses leftovers such as meat shrimp tuna or eggs. Sauté rice with onion pepper celery and bacon fat then simmer with tomato sauce and water to create a savory dish that can serve as a side or main with added meat. Use canned tomato sauce for color and flavor.
A hard of hearing man for over a decade unveils a new midget transistor hearing aid that makes whispers crystal clear. Interested readers are invited to write HEARING P. O. Box 4217 Charleston West Virginia for full information at no cost or obligation.
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