Captin Raymond reviews West Virginia centennial slides
Captain Raymond of the Department of Natural Resources presented slides of West Virginia’s scenic attractions and centennial plans to Xi Beta Exemplar Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. Eve joined Sherweed Dunagan and Glynn Cook in the program as Mrs. Hayner led business. Plans for the Birthday Ball on November 10 at Beckley Winn Hotel Ball Room were announced with Lyle Weagle’s orchestra to provide music.
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Raymond Eye
Department of Natural Resources
West Virginia
Xi Beta
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Appalachian Assembly Room
Sherweed Dunagan
Glynn Cook
Paul Hayner
Beckley-Winn Hotel
Lyle Weagle
Orches
Halloween Program Presented For Past Noble Grands
Mrs Dempsie Eddy hosted the October meeting of the Past Noble Grands Club of the Golden Gate Rebekah Lodge in Mabscott. The devotional theme Halloween featured poems and readings by Mrs Wanetha Chadwell Mrs Paris Richards Mrs J W Persinger and Mrs Ada Johnson with duets by Mrs Eddy and her daughter as part of the evening program.
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Dempsie Eddy
Noble Grands Club
Golden Gate Rebekah
Mabscott
Wanetha Chadwell
Ada Johnson
Eugene Turner
Anna Mooney
Eleanor Stover Attended by Notables at Reception
Eleanor Stover attended a gathering with Mrs. Lawrence Brackenrich Mrs. Ronda King Mrs. Nellie R. Rogers Mrs. Hume Vogt and guests Mrs. Stover and Mrs. Rena Hughes at the event.
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Lawrence Brackenrich
Ronda King
Nellie R. Rogers
Hume Vogt
Stover
Rena Hughes
Trial Measles Vaccine Produced
The first experimental German measles vaccine has been produced at the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda Maryland. If safe and effective the vaccine could eliminate major fears of childbearing. The test vaccine is being tried on animals and may be ready for general use within the year. It follows discoveries at Walter Reed Army Institute and Harvard School of Medicine. The virus was isolated last July by Mrs John L Sever and Gilbert Schiff of NIH.
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National Institutes of Health
NIH
Bethesda
Walter Reed Army Institute of Research
Washington, D. C
Harvard School of Medicine
John L. Sever
Gilbert Schiff
Food Shopping Guide Weekend Deals At Produce Counters
Washington shoppers are offered a wide selection of proteins and fresh produce this weekend. Main dishes include pork loin roasts broiler-fryer chickens, various turkeys and beef, with economical fish like canned Maine sardines tuna and fish sticks. Eggs are plentiful and priced well. Best vegetables include anise artichokes broccoli bean sprouts cabbage carrots cauliflower celery endive escarole green onions lettuce mushrooms onions potatoes spinach sweet potatoes pumpkins and squash. Top fruits list avocados limes red grapes and apples with dairy abundant and reasonably priced. Other meats highlighted are steaks duck roasts round roast and lamb. Pork favorites include loin roasts and embedded yams. broilers fryers and turkeys remain strong buys.
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Washington
UPI
Maine
Playlet Presented For Beaver WSCS
The Beaver Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service held a Thursday meeting hosted by Mrs. John Hedrick and Mrs. Lula Farley. Frances Mullens led the business session, Marie Green offered the devotional, and a program playlet titled Our Neighbors On The Rim of East Asia was presented with Mrs. Jua- participating.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service of the
Beaver Methodist Church
John Hedrick
Lula Farley
Frances Mullens
Hedrick
Marie Green
Rim of East Asia
Jua
Willing Workers plan bake sale and quilt project
The Willing Workers of the Bolt Church of God met at the home of Mr and Mrs Paul Sauls in Cameron. Scripture reading and prayer opened the meeting as plans were made for a bake sale Saturday and a quilt project. Gifts were given to Mrs Sauls, and refreshments were served to members including the Englands Amick Ash Farrow Tebor. The next meeting is set for Mrs Garfield Price’s home.
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V Bolt
RNS
Bolt Church of God
Paul Sauls
Cameron
Boyd England
Henry Amick
Melvin Ash
Velma Farrow
Hattie Tebor
Garfield Price
Local gathering notes list attendees and dozens present
Nita Blevins, Mrs. Eva Pugh, Mrs. Mary Radford, Mrs. Edith Oakes and Mrs. Grace Martin were among the attendees. Twenty-two members attended.
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Nita Blevins
Eva Pugh
Mary Radford
Edith Oakes
Grace Martin
Prevent Cracking Casseroles From Freezing To Serving
The guidance notes that casseroles may be frozen in their baking dishes but should be removed before reheating to avoid cracking the dish from sharp temperature changes.
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