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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1971
Page
11
A compact guide to planning a Chinese dinner with a quick stir fry menu. It covers Smashed Cucumbers with Marinated Shrimp Celestial Soup Stir-Fried Chicken with Vegetables Steamed Rice with Ham Cabbage Topping and Fresh Pineapple Sticks. Includes detailed prep steps and a boiled rice topping method.
Vacationing families and homecomings headline a string of small social notes. Mr. and Mrs. French Harper vacationed at Virginia Beach while Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Koiner visited Mae Koiner in Norfolk area. Roscoe Williams returned home with son and daughter-in-law Don Williams from a Nags Head trip. The Beckley group stopped in Princeton en route. Mrs. O. M. Jones returned from a Washington Courthouse Ohio visit with family. Carl Dobsons after Ohio travels arrived home with a Niagara Falls Montreal party. Linda Hess Settle and Donna returned from Hawaii where Edward Settle serves in Vietnam.
Amway and the U S Bureau of Labor Statistics frame direct selling as home based work with caveats. Advisors urge checking credentials with the Better Business Bureau and ensuring retail customer sales, reasonable investment, uniform plans, education for new sellers, and guaranteed customer satisfaction. Caution against get rich schemes and inventory loading.
California showcases its salad production with onions garlic capsicum and herbs. The Green Goddess Dressing originated in San Francisco while Caesar Salad hailed as the greatest US dish of the last fifty years per Paris Epicures. Recipes for both dressings are provided with ingredients and yields.
The Georgianna Parker Mission Circle of Jones Memorial Baptist Church met at the home of Mrs. Lorainne Stafford. A devotional was given by Mrs. Nellie Tench. The next circle outing will be at New River Park for members, families and guests. Other attendees included Mrs. Beulah Ford, Mrs. Dorothy Lucas, Mrs. Orla Lilly, Mrs. Beulah Toney, Mrs. Eva Knuckles, Mrs. Louis Meadows and Mrs. Fred Quesenberry.
The Harry W. Smith family of Mabscott gathered for an outing at New River Park on Sunday. relatives from Mabscott Beckley Mobile Alabama Texas Michigan and Maybee Michigan attended including Mr and Mrs Billy R Moore and children Joyce Billy and Darrel Harriett and Audrey Connell, Melissa and Trina Barker, Rosie Smith, Harry Smith Jr., Wilburn Smith, Jimmy Smith and children Rose Jimmy Jr and Douglas, and Buster Smith. This marks their first family gathering in two years.
A 1,439 attendance record for the Hatfields and McCoys performance at Grandview State Park was set despite intermittent rain and thunder. Audience members braved the weather, with many returning after brief shelter, while a production supervisor caused some friction at the entrance.
Madalena Rosa Cavalcente in Vila Rosali told neighbors she would die and the world end on Friday. A crowd gathered as police rescued her from angry residents. she to be examined psychiatrically after the false message.
Dianna Lynn Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard J Smith of Ripley will marry William L Wood son of Mr and Mrs William A Wood of Charleston in an 8 30 p m ceremony at Grace Gospel Church Ripley The bride to be is a Marshall University graduate and graduate student at WVU while Wood is a WV Tech civil engineering student employed by the state highway department
Miss Janice Atwood was guest of honor at a shower held Thursday by the Young Women's Guild of the First Assembly of God Church on Valley Drive North. She is the bride-elect of Raymond Plymare with a July 31 church ceremony. Prizes went to Miss Vicki Pack and Miss Laura Lee Gray.
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