KitchenAid baking soda touted as an excellent extinguisher
A kitchen product claim states baking soda is a highly effective fire extinguisher. The note emphasizes its usefulness for home fire safety and emergency readiness with practical guidance.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1955
Page
3
A kitchen product claim states baking soda is a highly effective fire extinguisher. The note emphasizes its usefulness for home fire safety and emergency readiness with practical guidance.
Miss Blenda Proudfoot spoke to the Woman's Club Junior Department on Today educational methods stressing public schooling from seven to 16. She noted the teacher addresses the whole child amid social issues and that modern schools accept all children and all work including mistakes. Proceeds from a bridge and canasta event totaled 170 to fund Raleigh County Schools testing program.
A party honoring Jimmy Spencer on his sixth birthday was held November 14 at the Crab Orchard home of his parents Mr and Mrs Alvis Spencer. Guests included Ronnie Oswald Jimmy and Johnny Bonham Beverly and Jack Cormack Jimmy and Danny Hutchens Geneve Crook Sheila Mae Farley Patty Childs Virginia and Bill Carman Donna Jean and Freddie Ford Sandra Cole Roger Buckner Benny St Clair Johnny Tolliver Barbara Atkinson Larry and Donna Kay Stone Loren and Gary Fink.
Mr and Mrs Edward T Gilmer Jr return home at 107 Beckley Avenue after their son Douglas Gilmer graduates from the U S Naval School Officers Candidate Newland and is commissioned as an ensign. He is assigned to Jacksonville Florida for further air division schooling.
Bethlehem Chapter No. 71 of the Eastern Star plans a Dec 12 Christmas party at the Masonic Temple on Howe Street. A pot luck luncheon, social hour, and dessert service will follow a nominating committee selection. Members and guests attend with birthday greetings shared.
The Crescendo Music Club met at 7:30 p.m. Monday at Miss Kay Carol Short’s home. President Short led the meeting and planned an opera theme for the coming year. Miss Gloria Calfee opened programs with Verdi’s Aida, using recorded music provided by Mrs. Abraham Shmedling. Attendees included Miss Short, Miss Calfee, Bob Winston, Miss Julia Smith, Miss Janey Cook, Sidney Shmedling, and Bob Smith.
Mr and Mrs William Robert Shrewsberry Beckley announce Robert Michael born Nov 1 at 10 50 p.m. weight 6 pounds 9 ounces. James Edward born to Carl Lester Cousins Lanark at 8 41 p.m. Nov 1 weight 7 pounds 10 ounces. Nancy Lou born to Luther Thomas Stover Jr Clear Creek at 12 noon Nov 2. Kathy Lor Traine born to Clyde Hampton Gunter Lincoln St at 1 15 a.m. Nov 3 weight 6 pounds 15 ounces. Karl John III born to Karl John Klaus Jr Wildwood St at 5 45 a.m. Nov 3 weight 9 pounds 14 12 ounces. Larry Michael born to Jessie D Sneed Ravencliff at 2 13 p.m. Nov 4. Lois Ann born to Henry Smith Sophia at 7 07 p.m. Nov 5. Steven Roy born to Doyle Fox Beckley at 5 10 p.m. Nov 7. Twin daughters Margaret Fay and Deborah Kay born to Victor Steve Peelish Nov 7. Deborah Ann born to Eldridge Barrett Farley Ghent. Pat Tompson born to Thomas Albert Jones Rt 2 Beckley Nov 8 11 32 p.m. Weight 3 pounds 3 ounces. Ralph Dwight born to Ralph Williams Crab Orchard at 3 50 a.m. Nov 9. Shelia Frances born to Dallas Clifford Hawkins Beckley at 9 25 p.m. Nov 9. Kermit Lee born to Jerry Walter Cox Beckley at 8 15 a.m. Nov 11. Ricky Dale born to Carl N Clark Beckley at 5 04 p.m. Nov 6 weight 8 pounds 6 ounces.
Beckley newspapers invite women’s groups to announce regular or special meetings and club calendars via the Women’s Department. Notices received by 10 a.m. will run the same day, with Sunday calendars due by 10 a.m. Saturday.
Beckley Jayceettes Coca Cola Social Room hosts a workshop at 7 30 p m with Beckley Area Registered Nurses Club and Greenbrier Civic Department of Beckley Woman's Club. Meeting will be held at the Clubhouse on Park Avenue.
Dianer public Court Paula hosts event at St Francis de Sales parish hall at 5 p.m. Banquet by Adult Choir of First Baptist Church in the church auditorium at 6 30 p.m. St Stephen's Guild, St Stephen's Episcopal Church, meets at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs D D Ashworth 507 Calloway St.
The Senior Class of Shady Spring High School presents a play in the school gymnasium at 8 p.m. Students and families attend for an evening of school theatre and entertainment.
The bulletin lists multiple women’s and church groups meeting around town. Events include Golden Age Club at Park Avenue Clubhouse at 7:30 p.m., Christian Women’s Fellowship luncheon 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at First Christian Church, and several groups meeting at church homes across Beckley, Prosperity and nearby areas in the late afternoon or evening.
The American Home Department holds a 2:30 p.m. Friday meeting at the Beckley Woman's Club clubhouse on Park Avenue.
Mr and Mrs L J Fink hosted the third annual Beckley Hadassah benefit dinner at Woodlawn Avenue to fund Youth Aliyah. Proceeds support Hadassah’s program rescuing children behind the Iron Curtain with rehabilitation medical care and an Israel home until self sufficiency. Beclaimed there are about 45000 children remaining to be rescued.
Weekend hostings and visits across Dunbar and surrounding towns feature Paul E. Pugh and family, Baline Tanner, Sorrels, Richmond, and Epling relatives. Veterans and students, including Airman First Class Robert J. Walker at Maxwell AFB, share weekends with kin in Dunbar Roanoke Orlando and Miami.
Miss Linda Cook was honored with a miscellaneous pre nuptial shower at the Richmond Recreation Room. Hostesses included Mrs Russell Cook and others. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Cook Beaver and will wed Otis Carter son of Mrs Lucy Carter Beckley November 25 at First Baptist Beaver.
Humid bathroom air favors many flowers. Install a flower box by the tub or on the windowsill and recess growing pots into the tiled wall. Ceramic tile surfaces resist water and scratches, making baths a charming, colorful plant space.
Applications for marriage licenses recorded by the clerk list couples: Lily Brunk of Crab Orchard and Arnold Deck of Beckley Route 2. Shirley Christian of Beckley and Claude Gentry of Crab Orchard. Ethel Milton of Whitby and John Maxwell of Whitby. Patricia Tackett of Helen and Russell Potter of Helen.
New Baptist Youth Fellowship officers were elected at a Monday church meeting. Evelyn Rogers was named president with Lamny Ballard as vice president Ava Utt as secretary Lorene Martin as treasurer and Gleria Wilson as song leader.
The Rev. Edgar C. Burnz, 75, rector of Abingdon Episcopal Church, rejects retirement after a five month trial seven years ago. Formerly with the New York State Prison Department, he ordained in 1920 and chose ministry while teaching printing to Sing Sing prisoners.
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