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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1956
Page
1
The article outlines versatile tops and separates for working girls to build a practical wardrobe on a budget. It notes overblouses and tuck ins, middies, jerkins, sweaters, and scarfs to vary necklines and color schemes, plus a plastic liner for wastebaskets for practicality.
Food stores push bargains with broilers fryers and turkeys on sale while cod readings drop to 1954 lows in New York. Beef pork and lamb prices slide with notable deals on chuck roast and bone less cuts. Produce shows uneven supply citrus up due to Florida cold but potatoes onions lettuce and greens remain strong buys. Mackintosh apples Cuban pineapples Texas broccoli and new green cabbage listed among featured produce.
A beef heart provides lean protein and nutrients and yields twelve to sixteen servings. Clean the heart, stuff with breadcrumbs and seasonings, brown in lard, then bake in a casserole at 350 degrees F for 2 1 2 to 3 hours until tender. Serve with mashed potatoes or cooked noodles as accompaniments.
Older women can embrace gray hair with temporary color that rinses out, avoiding blue or purple tints. New colors aim for a true gray from shampoo to shampoo, no peroxide, and durable but erasable. Then pair with dark tailored outfits, youthful poise, restrained accessories, chic updos, and well fitting shoes to project character while pursuing suitable work.
January meeting of Circle No 2 at St Marys Methodist Church featured Miss Faye Farley’s devotion "Taking Inventory of Our Lives" with Mrs Damon Setliff hosting at 217 S Kanawha St. Mrs Anna Bennett led business and the circle voted to contribute 75 to the Women’s Society treasury. refreshments served to members and guests Billy Allen and Madeline Stover.
Norwegian dramatic actress Segelecke and her Oslo surgeon husband Dr Anton Raabe prepare a US tour starting in New York this spring under ANTA and the American Scandinavian Foundation. She will perform primarily in Norwegian with English pieces added, after a Caribbean cruise, with Medea and The Little Match Girl as featured works.
An ad promotes the Fall Winter Fashion World pattern book with meshion silvette themes and colorful illustrations. It lists sizes 10 through 18 and other codes like 36 and WL 16, mentions first class mail add-ons, and offers patterns for all ages with easy to sew patterns.
A simple autumn dish uses hard boiled eggs halved and topped with a deviled ham sauce made with parsley and onion. Bake in buttered crumbs at 310 degrees for 20 minutes to finish.
Miss Lena Blanch Lilly and Harold Dean Hatcher united in marriage at 11 a.m. on January 14 in a ceremony conducted by Rev. Clyde Martin at his Glen Morgan home. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Linda Lilly of Flat Top, wore a pale blue two piece dress with pink corsage flowers. the groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hatcher of Cool Ridge, is a Stoco High School graduate who served three years in the Army. The couple plans to reside in Cleveland Ohio where he is employed.
Gideons and Gideon Auxiliary held a joint dinner at El Chico on Monday at 6 30 pm. Separate business sessions were led by presidents A L Rohrer and Mrs A L Rohrer. Mrs Deen Thurman was named good cheer chairman and Mrs Charles Callaway Bible committee chair. The 22 attendees ended with a devotional by A L Rohrer and benediction by D O Totten.
Don’t repeat fruit flavors in a dinner menu. If fruit appears as starter or accompaniment, coffee or chocolate flavored desserts make a fitting end.
Circle No. 11 of the Temple gathered at Mrs. E. T. Gilmer Jr. home Beckley Ave for a Janay devotional program on The New Year read a poem But One Has Written and closed with prayer. Mrs. R E Brunk provided organ music for songs during the session.
A home cook asks about saffron availability and suggests using saffron with chicken, reel, rice, and fish in meals. The note emphasizes saffron as a versatile spice for multiple dishes.
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