Bacon Preparation Tip From Vague Note
A short, unclear instruction suggests soaking bacon in cold water for a few minutes before frying to reduce shrinkage and cure.
Raleigh Register in Beckley, West Virginia
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1947
Page
9
Baptist Circle Adopts Patient at Pinecrest Sanitarium
The Young Women’s Auxiliary of the First Baptist Church adopts a patient at Pinecrest sanitarium. On Tuesday the group will provide gifts and toiletries as Mrs. James Waughop delivers toilet articles and food for the adopted patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinecrest Sanitarium
Young Women’s Auxiliary
First’ Baptist Church
James Wauhop
Meetingary Fragments Highlight Local Social Gathering
An informal Westwood meeting featured women including Mrs Herbert Pulliam and Mrs M N Buckhannon with guest Mrs Wauhop. Participants listed include Mrs James Stout Mrs Elbert Baker Mrs Ivan Bowling Mrs Fred Grogan and Mrs W C Larimore along with prayer partners and birthday anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westwood
Herbert Pulliam
Buckhannon
Wauhop
James. Stout
Elbert Baker
Ivan Bowling
Fred Grogan
Local residents and students mentioned at Virginia colleges
Miss Elizabeth Ann Lamb of Lynchburg College Virginia enrolled as a junior after graduating from Blackstone College for Girls. Betty Goode and family travel to Concord College in Athens for freshman classes. Local residents Hanson Houchins undergoes eye surgery at St Luke's Bluefield. Methodist and insurance groups attend regional events in Clarksburg and Huntington with several local participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Ann Lamb
J. J. Lamb
Second Avenue
Lynchburg College
Virginia
Blackstone College For Girls
B. W. Lipscomb
Clyde Street
Natural Bridge
Betty
Brace Up Your Minds Topic For Beckley Auxiliary Talk
Dr. W. W. Pharr of Mt. Hope Presbyterian Church will discuss Brace Up Your Minds at a Beckley Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary meeting this afternoon at 2. The event takes place at the church and is open to members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Pharr
Mt. Hope Presbyterian Church
Beckley
Wilson
Local CES Members To Attend Grand Chapter In Charleston
Beckley chapter members plan to attend the West Virginia Grand Chapter in Charleston October 6 to 9. Officers and chorus attendees include Gladys Millins Ada Mae Lilly Marguerite Reid Wanda Thomson Eula Millran Winifred Sayre Betty Lee Mullins Ruby Lowe Dora Foster Hattie French. Six new members were initiated: Betty Lee Mullins Lois Minter Juanita Tiley Lillian Ratiff Lena Honaker and Nicholas Kourey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CES
Charleston
Beckley
Wanda Thomson
Eula Milliran
Winifred Sayre
Betty Lee Mullins
Ruby Lowe
Dora Foster
Hattie ‘French
Athens
Church Men Will Install Officers
New officers will be installed when Presbyterian Church men meet at the church at 6715 p.m. today. R. H. Magee, president, will preside at the dinner meeting. Howard Filmer, chairman of the Men of West Virginia, will discuss the Montreal conference and the local synod and assembly work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
R. H. Magee
Montreal
N. C
Howard Filmer
Men of
West
Virginia
Fillmer
Dry plants flourish with a home shower soak
For dry room conditions try placing pots under a shower two to three times weekly. Pull the shower curtain and run lukewarm water for five minutes. This mimics a warm spring rain and helps plants thrive indoors.
Lorene House Heads Wesley Fellowship Class Milestone
Lorene House assumed the presidency of the Wesley Fellowship Class at Methodist Temple after a meeting with Miss Robbie Miller at 117 Queen Street. Eleven members and guest June Jackson heard a devotional by former president Catherine Carney who was praised for her year’s work. New officers include Betty Bair vice president Wilda Kessinger secretary and Annabelle Isley treasurer. The group will meet again Tuesday October 16 with Hazel Counts as hostess. Attendees listed: Lorene House Cada Holliday Pat Vines Catherine Carney Hazel Mounts Lillian Davis Mary Larrick Lucille Allen Wilda Kessinger Virginia Huddleston Lucille Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorene House
Wesley Fellowship
Methodist Temple
Robbie Miller
Queen Street
June Jackson
Catherine Carney
Betty Bair
Wilda Kessinger
Annabelle Isley
Hazel Counts
Cada Holliday
Pat Vines
Hazel Mounts
Lillian Davis
Mary Larrick
Lucille Allen
Virginia Huddleston
Lucille Davis
Restoring Old Yarn by Gently Soaking and Drying
Improve old yarn by winding into a loose skein and soaking in lukewarm water for one minute. Remove and hang to dry. The yarn often reskeins to a usable, near new state after this treatment.
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Crab Orchard
James Richards
Glen
White
Rosearvey
Mollie Ruth Colley
Barbara’ ‘McKinney
Tal
Del-Mar
Oasis
Neville St
Kellogg's
Allan
Cohen
Tex
Cohen Drug CO
Neville
Sené
Tremett Tobs
Baptist Circle
Suds
Mntch Temgey
H. J. Heinz Co
Main St
Beckley ‘Hotel
Coats
American Woolen. CO
Kemp Littlepage
R. J. Burmeister
Raleigh
West Virginia Association of Insurance Agents
Huntington
R. D. Watts
William Watts
North Kanawha Street
Jack Nuckols
Raleigh Heights
Hulett Smith
Harper Road
Edwin Ratcliffe
Westwood Drive
Marguerite
Embee
Raymond’s
Raymond
Wilson’s
Wilson & Co
George Rector
Os Ae
Oak Hill
MT. Hope
Jaunty Junior
Spebuninels
Louisville
George Schupp
Louisville, Ky
R. B. Staley
West Virginia
Register
Wesley
Mary’s Beauty Shop
Prince St
Tom's Grill
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