Big Sandwiches For College Crowd Pageant Menu
A vintage pageant feature shares large dorm sandwiches. It lists four crowd recipes from 1966 Best Foods tested in a kitchen with names and ties to college queens. Recipes include Italian dry salami on French bread, cheese fillings with eggs and olives, the Billy Boy Sandwich with ham and coleslaw, and a pineapple peanut butter open-face variant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USA
Best Foods
Vicki Lieberstein
California
Johnny Johnson
Missouri College
Patricia Ann Elwood
Utah College
Karen McLaughlin
Delaware College Queen
Jean Loken
Minnesota College Queen
Coming Events in Women's Organizations Notice
Coming events column invites women's groups to announce meetings and calendars. The Methodist Temple Woman's Society of Christian Service holds executive 7 p.m. and general 7:30 p.m. meetings. Eagles Ladies Auxiliary meets 8 p.m. at Eagle Home on Woodlawn Ave in Friendship Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Temple
Sally McGinnis
Friendship Hall
Ladies Auxiliary of the
Eagles
Aerie Home
Woodlawn Ave
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Sophia Methodist Church
Sophia Methodist Church Service at 7 30 P M
The notice states a church service at Sophia Methodist Church tonight at 7 30 PM. Local readers are requested to attend or observe the service time as listed.
Community Club and Society Meetings Evening Schedule
Preceptor Gamma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi hosts patio dinner for members and families at 6 30 p m at Mrs O R Davis home on Harper Road. Women’s Improvement League meets 2 p m at Mrs Bernice Booker’s home 507 F Street with Mrs O T Wilkerson co hosting. Degree of Honor Lodge No 56 holds an executive meeting at IOOF Hall on North Kanawha Street with hostess Mrs Grethel Miller at 7 30 p m. General Mission Society of Crab Orchard Baptist Church meets in the serial room at 7 30 p m. Ladies Bible Class of Hollywood Baptist Church Arthur meet at the church at 7 30. Electa Chapter Order of the Eastern Star regular meeting at Masonic Temple on Howe Street 6 p m. Licensed Practical Nurses Association of West Virginia District 3 at Pine Lodge Nursing and Convalescent Home at 7 30 p m.
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Beta Sigma Phi
0. R. Davis
Harper Road
IOOF
North
Kanawha Street
Grethel Miller
Electa
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Howe Street
Licensed
Practical Nurses Association of West Virginia, Inc
Pine Lodge
Calico and Jeans Square Dance Club Workshop
The Calico and Jeans Square Dance Club hosts a regular workshop at New River Park Recreation Room at 8 p.m. Local dancers and new participants are welcome to join.
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Calico and Jeans Square
New River Park Recreation Room
Beta Sigma Phi Council Meeting at Coca-Cola Social Room
Monday Beta Sigma Phi holds a city council style meeting at the Coca-Cola Social Room starting 7:30 PM. The event invites members to discuss upcoming community programs and club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi City Council
Coca-Cola
Baker family hosts guests from Aberdeen and Detroit
Mr and Mrs R F Baker of 109 Summers St hosted a week at Flat Top Lake with guests Mr and Mrs Thomas B Baker and daughters Kati na Karen and Kimberly from Aberdeen Maryland. Mr and Mrs Conley Jones and children Wayne Patricia and Sue returned to Detroit Michigan after visiting her mother Maude Bird at 111 Bibb Ave and his mother Lily Jones at 602 Temple St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Baker
Summers St
Flat Top Lake
Thomas B. Baker
Katina
Karen
Kimberly
Aberdeen
Conley Jones
Wayne
Patricia
Sue
Detroit
Mich
Maude Bird
Bibb Ave
Lily Jones
Temple St
Miss Barbara E. Fleming Tours Middle East and Europe
Miss Barbara E. Fleming, a United States Air Force employee stationed in Wiesbaden Germany, recently toured the Middle East and Europe visiting Istanbul Beirut Cairo Jerusalem Jordan Tel Aviv Athens Mount Carmel Nazareth and Copenhagen during a lengthy excursion.
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Barbara E. Fieming
U. S. Air Force
Wiesbaden
Germany
Middle East
Holy Land
Istanbul
Beirut
Cairo
Jerusalem
Jordan
Israel
Tel Aviv
Athens
Mount Carmel
Nazareth
Copenhagen
Visitors Gather at Wickham Avenue Home
Mrs Adney C Sutphin hosts guests from Bartlesville Oklahoma and Charleston including Lawrence Hunter Ches ter Bradley and W C Higgins Mrs Clyde Brown and daughters Vickie and Carol Sue of Dayton Ohio visit Gratton Lilly family at 218 Hargrove Street with plans for homeward trip after weekend reunion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adney C. Sutphin
Wickham Avenue
Lawrence Hunter
Bartlesville
Okla
Chester Bradley
W. C. Higgins
Charleston
Clyde Brown
Vickie and
Carol Sue
Dayton
Ohio
Gratton Lilly
Hargrove St
Brown
Food Shopping Guide for Weekend Bargains Across Regions
A UPI summary from the Agriculture and Interior departments notes supply issues and heat affecting meats and vegetables. It highlights specials on chuck roasts and steaks, Boston butt pork roasts, shoulder cuts, broiler fryers and turkeys, plus plentiful cabbage carrots celery corn and various fruits and fish products. In the Northeast, beef rounds roasts rib roasts chuck steaks and boneless duck roasts appear with lamb legs roasts and chops, pork hams, poultry primes, and abundant produce like carrots corn onions peppers squash watercress and berries and grapes. Fish selections include clams king crab lobsters shrimp swordfish cod flounder haddock.
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Washington
UPI
Northeast
Delaware
District of Columbia
New England
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Maryland
West Virginia
Epperly Family Holds 35th Annual Reunion
The Epperly Reunion gathered at Dona Epperly’s home in Cool Ridge for the 35th year with the same officers continuing in duty for the coming year. Rev Vernon C. Taylor delivered the sermon after a dinner, with attendees from West Virginia towns including Shady Spring Daniels Ghent Beckley Hinton Mabscott Rainelle and Johnson City Tennessee among others.
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Dona Epperly
Cool Ridge
Epperly
Vernon C. Taylor
Sophia
Damon Meadows
Jappa
Acel Epperly
Shady Spring
John Peters
Jon Allen
Madison
Wis
W. W. Peters
Cindy
Luther Clark
Ralph Epperly
Ruth
Mason
Donald
Anna
Ralphetta
Geneva Lilly
Bill
Douglas
Rhonda
Linda
Arland Griffith
Maude Payne
Daniels
C. D. Shrewsberry
Daniel
Butch
Charles
Ghent
Buddy
DESEGREGATION SUITS FILED IN SOUTH PARISH SCHOOLS
The Justice Department has filed 61 suits to desegregate schools under the 1964 Civil Rights Act. On Monday it brought suit against Bienville and La Salle parish schools in Louisiana for segregated schools and inferior educational opportunities and facilities for Negro children.
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Washington
Shorts With A Shift Redefine Beach Dress Style
New shorts with a shift silhouette blend the ease of swimwear with a dresslike elegance for beach poolside and patio wear. Thesebrand new classics offer freedom of shorts while preserving a ladylike dressy look.
Blazing Boldness on Carnaby Street Fashion Front
The piece notes fashion boldness as women borrow from men, with Carnaby Street in high gear. It highlights white-collared shirts paired with wild wide ties, signaling a shift in style and gendered apparel trends.
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Carnaby Street
National debt of ten million under Articles of Confederation
A national debt of ten million dollars was incurred under the Articles of Confederation, reflecting early national financial obligations and the fledgling government’s fiscal struggles.
Black lace returns in ruffled and cage dress styles
A fashion note highlights re-embroidered black lace with Ingenue ruffled hems and necklines. The new cage dress offers sheer sophistication and a fly-away feeling with a slim underlying shape.
Senate panel recommends stalling Capitol west front plan
A Senate subcommittee urged Congress to stop funding the $34 million project to extend the Capitol west front until experts assess the cost of restoring the current facade. Chairman A. S. Monroney disclosed the subcommittee action of the Appropriations Committee.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Congress
Capitol
A. S. Mike Monroney
D-Okla
Senate Appropriations Committee
Bostick Reunion Held On Greenbrier
Sunday on the Greenbrier River hosted the W N Bostick Family Reunion. Attendees include Mrs O E Dettmar Detroit Mich Mrs James Miller Glen Ferris Mr and Mrs C W Persinger and son Clarksville Tenn Mr and Mrs C D Munson III Buckhannon Miss Llewlynn Tremmell Lawton Okla Mrs H P Hackney Hinton Larry Kesler Charleston Mr and Mrs Carl A Bostick and family Wallace Rebecca Billy Mr and Mrs Ray Bostick and children David Kathy Mrs Sally Lawson and children Wayne Gloria Donzie Jimmy Michael Bostic Mr and Mrs Roy M Bostick Mr and Mrs Ned H Ragland Jr Mrs Clifford Collins and son Clifford Jr Mrs H O Coleman Lucretia Robert Deneta Jerry and Alex Holdren Beckley all attended
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Dettmar
Detroit
Mich
James Miller
Glen Ferris
C. W. Persinger and Son
Clarksville
Tenn
C.D. Munson III
Buckhannon
Llewlynn Tremmell
Lawton
Okla
H. P.hackney
Hinton
Larry Kesler
Charleston
Carl A. Bostick
Howard Coleman
Wallace
Rebecca
Billy
Ray Bostick
David
Kathy
Sally Lawson
Wayne
Gloria
Donzie
Jimmy
Michael Bostic
Roy M. Bostick
Ned H. Ragland Jr
Clifford Collins
Clifford Jr
H. O. Coleman
Lucretia
Robert
Deneta
Jerry
Alex Holdren
Beckley
Ice Cream Social Set By CWF
The Christian Women’s Fellowship will host an Ice Cream Social on Thursday in the First Christian Church lower auditorium. The event themed Frost Wonderland features a parlour setup with floral cloths, serving ice cream and cake or pie, lemonade and coffee from 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. Dipping staff includes Grover St Clair, Paul Phipps, Joe Perdue, Carroll Hutchinson, Oscar Nickels, Fred Brewer, and Buford Crouch. Ice cream maids include Ann Smith, Marsha Starr, Pam Hollandsworth, Mary Ann Calloway, Sallie Price, Melissa Hollandsworth, Donna Tolbert, Kyra Fotos, Jean Gallaher, Christie Gallaher, and Roberta Brock. Mrs. Joe Perdue is general chairman for the social, the CWF’s main money-making project.
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The
Christian Women’s Fellowship
First Christian Church
Grover St. Clair
Paul Phipps
Joe Perdue
Carroll Hutchinson
Oscar Nickels
Fred Brewer
Buford Crouch
Ann Smith
Marsha Starr
Pam Hollandsworth
Mary Ann Calloway
Sallie Price
Melissa Hollandsworth
Donna Tolbert
Kyra Fotos
Jean Gallaher
Christie Gallaher
Roberta Brock
Social
CWF
Local social event plans annual gathering at 125 tables
Tickets may be purchased at the door. Assisting are Mrs. R. C. Hornbrook social chairman, Mrs. Warren Dunn refreshment chairman, and Mrs. Hal Price II CWF president. Social service chairmen of each CWF group will serve on the refreshment committee, group leaders and CWF officers will be hostesses. Tables set for 125. about 500 expected. No program planned to preserve visiting and conservation.
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R. C. Hornbrook
Warren Dunn
Hal Price II
CWF
Perdue
Enroll Now At West Virginia Beauty Colleges
We are accepting enrollments for September classes at Charleston Beauty Academy and Beckley Institute of Hair Design. Visit or call 346-9602 in Charleston or 252-5468 in Beckley to enroll Tuesday through Saturday 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Visit our clinic for beauty services at budget prices.
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W. Va
Fife Street
Charleston
Beckley Institute of Hair Design
Heber Street
Beckley
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Missouri
Women's Department of
Women’s Improvement League
Bernice Booker
F St
O. T. Wilkerson
General Mission Society
Crab Orchard Baptist Church
Ladies Bible Class
Hollywood Baptist Church
MacArthur
Halsingborg
Sweden
Food Shopping Guide
U.S. Departments of Agriculture and Interior
Bostick
Greenbrier
Greenbrier River
W.N. Bostick
Coos
G. M. Powers
Main St
Suits & Jackets
Shoe Department
E. M. Payne CO
de Lisa Debs
Miss Wonderful
Smartaire
Resque Jantzen
Cobbers
Shamrock
Firestone
G. C. Murphy CO
Main Street
Richwood
Oak Hill
Mullens
East
Rainelle
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