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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1965
Page
5
Miss Judy Evans models the patent patterns and colors of the paint on Miss Prissy black leather shoes. The display uses prim ary red black and white colors and features Seapets shoes on a jersey backdrop at 118 Dexter Ave.
Mrs Basil Bolen Jr was honored Tuesday with a household shower at Rhodell. Friends and relatives gathered to celebrate the expectant mother ahead of her upcoming home preparation and baby arrival.
The note suggests browning meat before simmering in water is optional. For fresh cuts like brisket or cross cut shanks, it favors covering browned or unbrowned meat with water, sealing the pot, and cooking slowly until tender.
A playful note blends American sirloin with French flair inviting readers to explore fusion dishes. The snippet suggests cross cultural tasting ideas and a light culinary tease without detailed recipes or steps.
Local column items note Mrs E D Terry returning to 116 Locust St after a month in England visiting the Nelson family. Tommy Dale Shupe, 11 months, is improving at Beckley Hospital after admission Saturday. Richard D Kanakanui and his 5 year old son David Graham fly to Washington to attend Annapolis homecoming with Comdr W A Ka iling ly. Comdr Kanakanui Sr. will visit Beckley before returning to 312 N Kanawha St. to see family. Leslie J C Gates of 110 College Ave. attends a meeting and Eastern Star session in Camden N J with a side trip to John Brown National Park.
Simple home method shows how to launder small area rugs. Vacuum and shake, soak 10 to 15 minutes in warm suds, then run a short wash cycle of 4 to 6 minutes. Repeat if soil remains to keep rugs fresh.
At 7 p.m. John Baptist Church Raleigh invites for a program at Mrs Lillian Carter home. Canady street hosts 7 30 p m Silver Star Rebekah birthday celebration at Fellows Hall 212 1 2 Valley Dr N 6 p m.
Mrs Eli Killian of Mount Hope appears at 7 p m with Mrs Mayme Tatum, co tc.
Event at Mrs. Lois Le Sigm’s home features a Ten Commandment musical tea hosted by the Sunday Women’s Improvement League. Public welcome 3 to 6 p m with the Sh S Club and regular activities at the Beaver Club house.
Monday events include Woman's Society of Christian Service at Whitby Community Church 7 30 p m Beta Rho Chapter Beta Sigma Phi covered dish and meeting at Mrs William Lewick 213 Edwards St 6 30 p m Raleigh County Garden Council workshop Coca Cola Social Room 7 p m Beckley Branch AAUW Assembly 7 30 p m Welcome Beckley Newcomers Club private dining room Bowl Wick 7 30 p m PTA of a High School at school 7 p m AAUW Appalachian Assembly Room James B Deck guest speaker on Adult Basic Education Program 7 30 p m Beckley Garden Club Mrs G C Hedrick Jr 708 Northwestern Ave 1 p m Dry Hill Prosec Country Life urgen Gene ity Building 7 30 p m Raleigh Unit of American Cancer Society meeting cancelled.
Wednesday Circle No. 1 of the Crab Orchard Church meets at the home of E. Smith at 112 Wilcox Lane at 7:30 p.m.
The article argues that a clean-burning gas water heater solves the need for enough heated water in growing households. Its rapid heat recovery allows a unit half the size of other fuels to supply the same hot water, reducing fuel costs.
Discussion on music nationalism traces 19th century roots from Bach to Sibelius and Elgar, noting debates over whether music remains national. Highlights include examples like Boris Godunov, Tchaikovsky, and American composers. Performances featured Edward Greig and Michael Head pieces, with hostess and guests listed.
The Central Street Baptist Church music department will sponsor an service honoring Abram and Mrs. Bessie Smoot this Sunday at 7 p.m. Special music will be performed by the Sunday School Choir and Baptist Youth. Mrs. Pearl Hodge will serve as mistress of ceremonies. committee in charge includes Mrs. Patsey Hudson Mrs. Cassie Anderson and Mrs. Ella Rob Jamesson.
A lighthearted remark frames humor as a distractor from discomfort, suggesting laughter helps ease distress and may improve mood during challenging times. The line treats comedy as a coping tool rather than a medical remedy.
The Stoco Junior High Mothers Club schedules a meeting. Cha members will discuss upcoming events and fundraising plans, with officers and date details to be announced.
A new gas range promises time saved by dialing the burner to set heat. Automatic adjustment reduces pot-watching spillovers and burned foods, cutting cleanup and scouring chores.
Prepare biscuit dough as usual. Roll dough lightly into pencil like sticks. Brush with beaten egg white and sprinkle caraway seed and coarse salt. Bake eight to ten minutes until golden brown.
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