Doggy Bags in Etiquette Book Spark Modern Dining Debate
Mrs. Post approves doggy bags in the new edition of Etiquette citing waste and rising food costs. She notes acceptable carryouts include lamb chop and sirloin scraps, while discussing unemployment party talk and budget-friendly social norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times News Service
William Goodby Post
New York
Post
Emily Post
Elizabeth Post
Decoraur
Emily
Mrs. Post
Wordlys
Funk & Wagnalls
Margaret Clem
Duff's Rebel
Millwood Ave
Margaret Sutters
W. Mahoning St
Punssutawney
William Post
Doggie bag demand grows as restaurant costs rise
Area restaurant owners report more customers asking for doggy bags amid high food prices and large portions. The trend reflects diners seeking value and leftovers amid inflationary pressure on meals.
Four Reasons Cereal Shifts Breakfast Habits In 1970s America
The Cereal Institute cites four factors driving the move to ready to eat cereals: economy with a 1 oz serving under six cents, nutrition with vitamin and protein fortification, taste variety to suit each family member, and convenience as 34 million American women work outside the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cereal Institute
U.S
Massachusetts
Exchangettes Plan Festival Luncheon Attendance
At the April Exchangette Club meeting members agreed to attend the Joint Civic Luncheon for Queen Shenandoah during Apple Blossom festivities. The event is open to both men and women groups and an invitation was received. A nominating committee was appointed and Pearl Stern announced a covered dish dinner at Peggy McAboy's home on May 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchangette Club
Shenandoah
Pearl Stern
House
Peggy McAboy
Tokes Inn
EH Members Have Quilting Bee
The Rockland Extension Homemakers Club held a quilting bee at Mrs. Bryan Duncan’s home. A 90 year old Palmetto Tree quilt was shown and pieced by the hostess’s mother. The group postponed the home show to next year with a concurrent house and garden tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland Extension Homemakers Club
Bryan Duncan
Rudy Peters
Doe Club Names New Assignments At Elks Lodge Meeting
The Front Royal Doe Club set year long duties with Chaplain Mrs Ben Oakes and sick and visiting chair Mrs Liz Kelly leading. New officers welcomed include President Mrs Judg al and new members Neda McCauley and Alberta Helfin. next meeting set for May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal Doe Club
Elks Lodge
Ben Oakes
Liz Kelly
Lacy Derflinger
Kelly
Betty Carter
S. Alice Bolton
Virgie Murphy
Flora Hill
Maybell Smoot
Virgie Murdy
Lncy Orloff
Irma Giles
Becky Church
Doris Lowman
Maybeth Smoot
Ester Bean
Judgal
Neda McCauley
Alberta Helfin
Lovett Receives Ph.D Degree in 1965 from Yale 1969
Michael Alen Lovett son of Mr and Mrs Harry L Lovett of 634 Tennyson Ave recently received his Ph D degree in 1965 from Yale in 1969 He has been in a combined M D Ph D program at the University of California San Diego and is now completing his clerkships for his M D degree Lovett is married to Molly Selvin of Los Angeles California a graduate student at UCSD working toward her Ph D in American History
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Alen Lovett
Harry L. Lovett
Tennyson Ave
Yale
University of California, San Diego
Lovett
Molly Selvin
Los Angeles
Calif
University of California
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Winchester Evening Star
Valley Avenue
Ward Piasa
Winchester
Gene Rhodes
Forsyth Dental Center
Boston
University of Michigan Dental Research Institute
RDA
Food and Nutrition Board
National Academy of Oo Research Council
Ben Weddle
Terrenium & Sand Design
Loudoun
Fine Arts
Arts & Crafts
Hilbert Hilbert
Loomis Loomis
Loomis
Doe Club
Michael Lovett
Onigital Rugs
Swimley Furniture
E. Piccadilly St
Fred Tooma
Fantastic Savings
Piano & Furniture CO
Braddock & Wolfe St
Grand
Stratford
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