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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1961
Page
3
A recipe note advises placing muffin batter into muffin-pan wells, covering tightly, and refrigerating for 15 minutes to 12 hours before baking. Do not let the batter stand longer than this time to maintain quality and texture.
The DAR Captain James Allen Chapter plans to support tourism projects across West Virginia. At its March meeting in Raleigh Heights plans were made for the Southern District meeting on May 13 and for presenting a pro US stance at future World Youth Festival events with a call to recruit articulate youths to counter Soviet propaganda.
Full time homemakers often undervalue their work amid criticism and the phrase just a housewife. The article urges pride in homemaking, noting wives make crucial decisions, handle emergencies, and produce steady work. Ruth Millett’s booklet How to Have a Happy Husband is recommended, with a 25 cent Reader Service request.
Rosemont Garden Club conducted installation of new officers led by outgoing president Mrs. Joe McElyea. New officers include Mrs. Orlie O. Eggleston president and Mrs. S. Austin Caperton vice president. Committees were announced with Mrs. McKinney heading ways and means and Miss Jo Anna McElyea chairing contact or telephone. A blue ribbon for a home-made container was awarded to Eggleston and each member received a rose. The April meeting will feature a wild flower hike.
A note on baking cookies on the top shelf of the oven. Some cooks find this method helps even browning on both top and bottom of the cookies.
Donna Davis 14 is at home with mumps and attends Mark Twain High School. Mrs Ernest Cooper will undergo Beckley Hospital surgery. Mrs W R Fugitt returns from Palm Beach. Ladies Auxiliary of Freewill Baptist Church of Skeleton met at Roy Meadows home with birthday honors. Carlos Allan Williams 6, Crescent Elementary pupil, has mumps. Phillip Oliver at Beckley Hospital had a tonsillectomy. Crab Orchard Baptist Circle No 4 met at church with program and guest speaker Mrs W C Riffe Jr urging Spring Rally attendance.
Episcopal Church guilds plan Thursday meetings at five homes and the church. St Marys hosts at Mrs R G Broaddus 524 Woodlawn Ave at 1 30 p m St Margret hosts at Mrs P B Barwood 123 Quesen berry St 1 30 p m St Stephens hosts at Mrs D D Ashworth 509 Hull St 1 30 p m St Cecelia hosts at Mrs Robert Lee 223 1 Proof 6 years old Dant Westwood Dr 1 30 p m St Ann at the church with Mrs Jack Thomas and Mrs Virgil Tindilia hostesses 8 p m St Francis hosts at Miss Louise Corey 213 Woodlawn Ave 8 p m Miss Freda Soter co hostess
A Stillery Co in Lawrenceburg Indiana notes that dipping a sharp knife in hot water before slicing cheese yields cleaner cuts. The brief tip emphasizes technique for uniform slices.
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