Shower honors Mrs. Jack Wikle on Hill Street home
A miscellaneous shower for the bride Mrs. Jack Wikle was hosted Friday at her mother in law Mrs. Janese Wikle's home 113 Hill Street. Hosts included Mrs. R C Weikle Mrs W R Vanney Mrs John Hoffman Mrs Harry Ellison and Mrs L W Meadows. Prizes were awarded to several guests and a lace umbrella and bride doll decorated the gift table amid white summer flowers throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Wikle
Janese Wikle
Hill St
R. C. Weikle
W. R. Vanney
John Hoffman
Harry Ellison
L. W. Meadows
O’neil Skiles
Donna Peters
Irene Lilly
Arthur Cook
M. E. Curtis
Reba MacKenzie
E. W. Elliott
G. T. Givens
S. W. Caudill
Mary Caudill
R. T. Kidd
Judi Kidd
J. A. O'Dell
Boyd Hutchinson
Ted Stover
James Griffith
Joe Perez
A. C. Forsythe
Frances Ann Forsythe
John E. Mellon
Susan Daniel
Flicka Daniel
James Burdiss
Wikle
Eloise MacKenzie
Earl MacKenzie
South Heber Street
Elation of Kin Visit Dotted with Maryland and Ohio Guests
Rhodell and Billy Bishop of Elkton Maryland spent the weekend visiting Mrs. Coalson in Mead while also seeing relatives including Gillispie Hollingshead Bolen and Hayworth families. Nearby visitors from Barberton Ohio included Clyde Hayworth and Stephenons Rev Robert Hayworth family. Lewis Mitchell of Baltimore joined his mother Maud Mitchell and her parents K E Wilson for weekend visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Bishop
Elkton
Charlie Coalson
Mead
Robert Gillispie
Bill Hollingshead
Ida Bolen
Clyde Hayworth
Barberton, Ohio
Robert Hayworth
Stephenson
Lawrence Bell
Lewis Mitchell
Baltimore
Maud Mitchell
K. E. Wilson
Sparerib Buying Guide for Portion Planning
The guide states one side of spareribs weighs about two pounds and recommends about four pounds per person to plan portions accurately. It offers practical sizing advice for preparing meals and ensures readers shop with proper quantities in mind.
MANNELs 5 withrt SNEA romance caution
A fragment notes that the written word outlasts romance and warns against signing a photo with a sentimental phrase. It reflects a cautionary line about keepsakes and affection in memory or correspondence.
Unusual History of Bridal Gowns Across Eras
Editors trace bridal fashion from medieval bright colors to the white gown popular after Anne of Brittany. Veils stem from Anglo Saxon customs, cave cloth hiding blushes, and later the bride alone covered. Colonial aprons symbolized domestic virtue, while eighteenth century gowns featured pastels, open fronts, and lace. The Crinoline Era of 1852 1870 emphasized skirts, steel hoops in gowns and sleeves, and courtly bridal dress standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne of Brittany
Lous XVI
France
United States
Marie Antoinette
Homecoming honors Crab Orchard Martins on July 4
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martin of Flint Michigan attended a home coming for the late Mr and Mrs Joe Martin at the Crab Orchard residence of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Martin on Wednesday July 4. They planned to return to Flint today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crab Orchard
RNS
Robert Martin
Flint
Mich
Joe Martin
Kenneth Martin
Dear Gaile on Wardrobe for Nassau and Seattle World's Fair
Reader asks for clothing advice for a July Nassau boat trip and a Seattle World’s Fair visit. Designer Anthony Blotta suggests two cocktail dresses, daytime linen outfits with a jacket, a white crepe blouse and skirt, an apricot chiffon extra skirt, one piece swimsuits, and culottes. also recommends russet brown accents and flowing scarves. For the 70-year-old correspondent, Gaile advises light weight muted tweed, using the existing outfits, one darker knitted dress and one lighter, another little black dress, a short straight jacket, a pleated skirt, a beige or pale gray dress with jacket, and to bring the knitted coat if suitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaile
Nassau
M.D
Anthony Blotta
Seattle
A Woman's View on Vending Machines and Eating Habits
UPI columnist Gay Pauley reports Dr. Margaret Lantis, an anthropologist, linking vending machines to shift toward piecemeal eating among children and teens. She notes a rise in liquid consumption and a trend away from home meals, with machines offering limited, bland food choices reinforcing timid experimentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Pauley
UPI
New York
U.S
Margaret Lantis
Dr. Lantis
Lantis
Tahitian Beauty Comments On Strange American Ways
Tahitian beauty Miss Hinano Paofai of Tahiti describes U S greetings as friendly and Niagara Falls as spectacular on her first trip outside the islands. She laughs at American male attention and quips about reporters in the newsroom as she poses in a playful interview in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UPI
New York
Hinano Pa‘ofai
Tahiti
Niagara Falls
South Sea Islands
United States
Paofai
Tahiti hostess greets travelers with leis and kisses
A Polynesian ground hostess for Transports Aeriens Intercontinentaux explains her role at FAAA Airport near Papeete. She greets passengers with a lei and an intimate kiss on the cheek, noting Tahitians prefer kissing to handshakes among friends and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.A.I
Aeriens Intercontinentaux
Australia
Europe
Asia
Los Angeles
France
Out
Faaa
Tahiti
Papeete
Second Day Pot Roast Served Over Noodles
Leftover pot roast is sliced and served in a sauce made from remaining gravy and condensed onion soup. The dish is plated over noodles for a simple family meal.
Corned Beef Cookery Tips for Tender Meat
In preparing corned beef, it must be cooked slowly in water to cover. Allow about 40 to 50 minutes per pound for the meat to become tender.
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Mrs
Robert Dunkley
Icie Burleigh
Charlotte Conner
Lynn Hoffman
Pamela Mullins
M. F. Barksdale
Leslie H. Williams
M. F. O’dell
Pedro Lopez
Kim Lopez
Freda Casto
D. F. Bair
Nick Giampalo
Maria Williams
Virginia Halstead
Charlotte Bragg
V. L. Shumate
Mary Rose Parsons
Rita Parsons
Mack Phillips
Rhodell
Mannels
Valley Drive
South Corner City Ave
U.S.A
Aban
Bank of Raleigh
Flowering Hills Garden Club
Holt Kester
T. V. Hutchison
Ask the Designer
Guile Dug
Gaile Dugas
VOGUE
Patria
the Vogue
Montgomery Ward
Neville ST
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