Return of corner grocer urged by food executive
Clarence G. Adams of the National Association of Food Chains urged a revival of the corner grocer and meat man role in the jet age. He blamed lack of cooking training among young homemakers and called for newspaper food editors to educate and assist them through local pages.
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Jean Scott Suhr
New York
Clarence G. Adams
National Association of Food Chains
Food Editors
Watercress Roll-Ups Highlight Tea Conference Demo
New York editors watch Chef Aldo Graziotti demonstrate watercress roll-ups as part of a Pepperidge Farm tea sandwich session. He notes traditional English tea sandwiches remain holiday favorites and can be made ahead and refrigerated for open houses.
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New York
Aldo Graziotti
Pepperidge Farm
Chef Graziotii
Ancient wigs rise and fall from Egyptians to 19th century
In a piece by Mrs. Jane Speece of the University of Nebraska extension, ancient cultures wore wigs from human hair and wool. European kings Louis XIII Louis XIV and Charles I popularized wigs in the 17th and 18th centuries, with colonists introducing the style to America before waning after 1820.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
Jane Speece
University of Nebraska Extension Clothing
Speece
Louis XIII
France
Louis XIV
England
Charles I
America
Town events span church reception sales and meetings
Town Talk lists a church reception for new members after the 7 pm mass with a later 8 pm meeting led by Rev. Mark Blinn on school uniforms. A rummage sale by Lorain County Home Builders' Association Women’s Auxiliary is set for Friday 9 am to 9 pm at 346 Broad St. Open house follows Franklin Junior High PTA 8 pm tomorrow. Birth announced Cyn then a series of society meetings and club gatherings across Elyria Lorain area.
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ST. Agnes Altar and Rosary Society
Mark Blinn
Henry Wojdula
Lorain County Home Builders’ Association Women’s Auxiliary
Broad St
Franklin Junior High School
PTA
Typing vs Handwriting in Social Letters: Amy Vanderbilt Advice
Amy Vanderbilt advocates typewritten social correspondence due to readability and volume. She notes handwritten notes remain preferred for thanks and condolences, but supports typing for letters to foreigners and business, while italic handwriting improves legibility. She discusses envelope addressing rules and usage of quotation marks for house names.
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Cey
Miss Vanderbilt
Cheese and dairy compare calcium content to milk
One ounce of hard cheese, 1% cottage cheese or 1% ice cream provide about the same calcium as an ordinary glass of milk.
Xi Beta Omega Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Meets Tonight
Xi Beta Omega Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi meets at 8:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Roy Smith 225 Windsor Dr Mrs. Smith presents The Good of Life Exemplar Degree to Mrs Norman Wysocky Ritual of Jewels to Mrs Clyde Butler and Mrs Chris Underwood Pledge Ritual to Mrs Tim Markham. The chapter types for the Salvation Army and mails cookies to servicemen in Vietnam as special projects.
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Beta Sigma Phi
Elyria Savings and Trust
Cleveland St
Mu Mu
Xi Zeta Xi Chapter
Holly Hall
Kenneth Mack
Lorain County
American Red Cross
Henry Minert
Paul
Kirk Minert
Phan Rang
South Vietnam
Xi Beta Omega
Roy Smith
Windsor Dr
Norman Wysocky
Clyde Butler
Chris Underwood
Tim Markham
Salvation Army
Vietnam
Engagement Announced for Susan Marie Sime to Dennis Ward
Miss Susan Marie Sime and Dennis Gene Ward announce their engagement. Susan, a 1968 Elyria High School graduate, studied at Victor Comptometer and Keypunch School and works for Kelly Girl Service. Dennis, also a 1968 Elyria High School graduate, is employed by Elyria Savings and Trust National Bank. They plan a summer wedding at St. Vincent de Paul Church.
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Anthony A. Sime
North Murray Ridge Rd
Susan Marie
Dennis Gene Ward
On Ward
West Third
Sime
Elyria High School
Victor Comptometer and Keypunch School
Cleveland
The
Kelly Girl Service
Mr. Ward
Elyria Savings and Trust National Bank
St. Vincent de Paul Church
Foreigners Seek U S Cosmetics Market for Men Toiletries
London born cosmetics director Peter Kenneth Cameron Scott of Frazar & Ltd. in San Francisco says American-made toiletries are the most universally accepted worldwide and sees a large untapped market for men’s toiletries after a tour of 45 countries. He notes strong demand for hair coloring by men in the Far East. The birthstone for December is turquoise or zircon.
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San Francisco
UPI
America
Peter Kenneth Cameron Scott
Frazar & Ltd
U.S
Scott
U.S. Ma
Far East
New coating prevents soiling and preserves whiteness
A garter grip features a plastic coating that stays white after repeated launders. The coating stops surface soil buildup by resisting dirt penetration so soap suds wash away grime.
How to split almonds for candy and decorating
To split whole blanched almonds lengthwise, spread on a shallow pan and warm in a moderate oven until pleasantly warm to the touch. While warm, split easily with a knife. Split almonds suit candy brittles and toffees and decorate frosted cakes or ginger cookies.
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