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Newspaper
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Location
Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1944
Page
9
The Home Sphere 4 H Club features girls preparing Dairy Foods demonstrations and Dress Revue costumes. They plan to enter multiple contests and will publish a full list in an upcoming issue. The note includes feeding and nut tips, wartime food guidance, and two sea travel friendly fruit cake recipes with detailed preparation steps.
Mrs A W Oakes and Miss Frances Oakes spend days in Winston Salem. Miss Martha Rodwell of Raleigh visited. Miss Christine Alston of Richmond and Mrs Dorothy Harrison of Richmond visited. Miss Georgie Wills Tilghman of Norfolk visited. Miss Clark leaves for Eastern Carolina Teachers College for 1944 45. Hilghman family welcomed back to town. Mrs C G Hilghman returned from New York and Princeton with sister Mrs Dean Richmond of London Ohio. Dr W E Daniel returned to Charlotte after visit. Toney Elias left for Durham to enter Duke University.
Many wear false teeth with little worry as FASTEETH powder keeps plates firmer and more comfortable. The alkaline formula has no gummy taste and helps prevent denture odor, with no nausea. Available at any drug store.
The first fall meeting of the Thursday afternoon club at Mrs. W. A. Pierce Jr home, with Mrs. Allen Pierce as president, covered Post War Facts and Predictions Nylon and Post War Houses and Food. Twenty two members and guests enjoyed an ice course. Visiting guests included Mrs. J E Stephenson Smithfield Mrs. Rosa Herrest Rhode Island and Mrs. Walter Daniel Charlotte. Cpl Virginia Jackson visiting town. Mrs. Tommy Silk and Peggy Woodside Long Island spent the weekend with Mrs. Silk.
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