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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1959
Page
3
A how to guide for a quick vacation wardrobe coat. Felt is praised as easy to sew with no fraying and minimal hemming. The plan features a white felt jacket with six color pocket patches, brass buttons, and snap closures, aimed at beginners using a standard pattern.
Instructions explain placing a separate salad plate or bowl to the left of the main course plate. Cold salad should not be served on warmed plates used for hot mains.
Quick kid friendly treat using store bought crackers and semisweet chocolate. Melt 14 cups chocolate and butter, dip crackers to form chocolate animals for cakes or simple snacking. Children can help and enjoy these easy chocolate animals.
The Breckenridge church Young Adult Class held a regular meeting in the social room. A brief business session occurred and dinner was served to Mr. and Mrs. Minor Worley who celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary last week. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Trump and Kelly, Mrs. Louise Miller, Mrs. James Chambers and Rayna Rochelle, and the Rev. and Mrs. Clarence Morton with Denise and Paul.
Sophia social items note Mr and Mrs Paul Hurley left for a Washington D C vacation to visit their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs William McClure. Mr and Mrs Paul Bowers and son Kenny visit friends in North Carolina. Mr and Mrs Lester Love and daughter Irene return to Baltimore Md after a week with Mr and Mrs O B Sturgill.
A guidance note on place settings for formal meals. If service plates are used napkins belong on them. For a first course served before guests arrive place napkins to the left of the forks.
A formal ceremony at the Masonic Temple on Howe Street featured Mrs. Charles Reid as treasurer and officers including Mr. T. T. Prince conductress Mrs. Joseph H. Perdue associate conductress and Mrs. G. E. Hedrick secretary Seated with them is Mrs. Reid and standing are the other officers Their duties will be directed by Mrs. J L Alexander worthy matron and Beirne Canterbury worthy patron.
Mrs and Mrs Estle Meadows are spending a few days in Bangor Maine as guests of their son and daughter in law Airman 3 C and Mrs Scherell Meadows. Mrs Doss Lopez is recuperating at the home of her mother Mrs Mary Castanon East Gulf after undergoing major surgery last week at Raleigh General Hospital Beckley. Mr and Mrs Harold Nicely and children Freddy and Kenneth left Tuesday for South Host Tenn where they will spend a few days vacationing and fishing. Mr and Mrs Delbert Farley and children Glenna Mary Lou and Terry Wayne are spending a week as guests in the homes of his brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Erskine Farley and his brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Jimmy Walker Indianapolis and Vernon Canterbury and son Randy and Walter Gentry plan to leave Thursday for Detroit Mich to spend a few days as guests in the home of Gentrys son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Everett Gentry. Mr and Mrs Cecil Sizemore and daughter Belinda are vacationing this week in Washington DC. Alex Hugbert and sons Ronald Michael and Frankie and Walter Whittaker and son Walter Jr are spending a few days camping and fishing on Greenbrier River.
June 16 installation conducted by Mrs G C Porter and fellow officers. Other officers include chaplain Mrs Carmen Feazell, marshal Mrs Billy Simmons, organist Mrs Irby Webb, Ada Miss Lela Hawley Ruth Mrs Royawley Esther, Martha Mrs E W Elliott Elec tra warder, and sentinel Miss Jo Ann Ty ree. Also Harry Bowers associate patron and Mrs George Shriver associate matron.
In 1958 Americans used about 20.1 billion bottles and jars to ship foods beverages drugs cosmetics and chemicals to market. The per person figure stands near 116 units, reflecting wide consumer packaging growth across the United States.
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