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38 Ctatltfton Daily flpafl sunday. dec. ims UNITED NATIONS TABLE This dispell wan featured Friday by the home economists of Appalachian JTlectric Power Co. who presented a program for the Charleston West Side Woman's Club. The theme was "Christmas Ail ground The World." The economists, who will be presenting simitar programs during the month, chose the best recipes from around the icorfrf to bring out the theme.

CHRISTMAS RECIPES Many Favorite Holiday Treats Tested, Okayed By Economists With Christmas coming, most women are interested in good recipes ones they Jtnow will work. The home economists at Appalachian Electric Power Co, have spent a lot of time testing recipes that will be good every time They have gotten their from a large collection of magazines and trade journals. As Miss Jackie Maliett ex plained, "Anyone can our recipes in they wouldn't get the large col Jection we do. And they wouldn't know if they were good." The economists have lound out that many of them airn't. So when they put toscthcr the Christmas recipes, they included only those which they tested and are sure will work every tlme.

On Friday, members of the West Side Woman's Club were treated to the first Christmas program by the Appalachian girls, who will put on the same program later in the monlh for other organizations. Miss, Maffett and Miss Mary Jtanley dn the talking this year no Shell be on that plane for a tour France, Germany Verna has no intention ol giving up her career. She hopes to cesnptete 3D years of UaC plans call lor re tsm ta the stales after one or on the "Christmas All Around Ihe Featured are United Malions a hulfct. children's table, (able setting decorations and breakfast table. For each occasion, the economists will prepare Some foods herore the audience.

This will include Broiled Grapefruit. Cranberry Parfni I. linked Alaska, lima Towers. ty Cheese Slicks and Holiday Ambrosia. Those recipes will he given today.

The others will be offered under Ihe heading of "Christmas limited flhriafniu (inprlrnll Cut grapefruit prepare for serving as usual. Sprinkle with brown sugar. Place under hroiler 3 1 minutes or until brown. Garnish with perfect slices of red or green maraschino chrrrirj interlocked in Dixie Ann Dorsey Engaged To A 3C Arthur C. Stanley Mr.

and Mrs. Artie D. Dorsey ol St. Albans are announcing betrothal of their daughter, Dixie Ann, to A 3C Arthur C. Stanley, son of Mr, Clayton Stun ley of Hurricane and the Iale vMrs, Stanley.

The bride eteel is a graduate of St. Albans High School and is employed by the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. A 3C Stanley Is a graduate of Hurricane High School and is at Lowry Air Force 'Base, Denver, Colo. Wedding plain are incomplete. Book Lovers Club to Meet Today Book levers Club will meet Sunday at 2 p.

m. at the home of Mrs. Joseph R. Jones, 1026 Oakraont Rd. Mrs.

John C. Norman will re hooks by and about Dr. Albert BM 1 ssssTJ MISS DIXIE ANN DORSEY GIRL GLOBE TROTTER Works For Government, Sees World On The Job World traveling Verna Gunter ot Asbury, Greenbrier County, will begin the second phase of her global tour Wednesday when she boards a military plane at Trenton, N. J. 1 This time she's oft to Iceland to the capital city of and a new position as appointment clerk with the Air Force.

Miss Gunler, a government carreer employe for 13 years, has lound Ihe right solution for seeing Ihe world. Her advice to other would be travelers: "work 'for the government and see the world on the job. It's' cheaper and far more fun." Her first trip ahroart was to Japan in 1951 as an army civilian employe. Before and after Japan she worked in Washington, D. Now, Iceland.

Homesickness might have been the reason for her return to West Virginia last April, Vcrna says. She was working as a clerk in West Virginia Military District Headquarters in South Charleston before accepting hex new Job. "I liked it very much," added Verna. "but there is so much of the world a career woman can see that the urge to travel is overpowering." She says "Iceland is not really my idea ot Xwrld travel, but it's only five hours to the European Continent by plane." After sdrf months on the job. eligible for a VERNA GUNTEB Has Urge to Travel become available.

If not her destination, as she aptly phrased It, will he "where I can see the mostesl for the leaxlcst." crnlcr of grapefruit to form red and green wreath. Cranberry Parfalt cup cranberry puree 2 tablespoons confectioners sugar 1 egg while stiffly beaten 1 cup heavy cream whipped leaspmn almond extract Place cranberry sauce and susnr in large bowl; beat with fork until smoothly blended. Fold in egg white, whipped wcam and almond extract. Four inlo ice trays and place in freezing compartment ot refrigerator. Sel control to coldest position and freeze to mush (nhnnt '15 Place in chilled bowl and heat until smooth.

To Freeze: Pour into light label and freeze. To serve; Whip ti cup heavy cream and tint delicate green with Toort coloring. Fold 3 tablespoons conrsrly chopped almonds or nlher nuts. Place in nliematR layers of whipped cream and parlult glasses making 3 layers of whipped cream and 2 layers of parfaits. Baked Alaska Use hasic short cakes, dip of ire cream, and cover with meringue.

To make meringue use 1wo lahlesponns of sugar per egg white. A touch of sugar which flames when burnt makes the individual cakes a holiday delight, Uim Towers Using electric try 2 cans type lima heans 1 can Hunt tomato sauce can Prem or Spam Mushrooms, toothpicks Place cubes of canned meat alternately with mushrooms or onions on toothpicks. Put iirna beans plus tomato sauce into fry nan, add canned meat kc bohs and cook on medium beat 30 40 minutes. Keep warm while setv ing. Crusty Cheese Stlrks Trim crust from 1 loaf un sliced day old bread.

Cut hrcad in 8 inch inch square. Tonst in slow oven (300) till delicately brown. Brush on all sides with melted hutter. Sprinkle with parmesan cheese. Return to oven fnr 5 minutes.

Serve hot. Makes 1.6. With sharp knile, peel 5 me apple, removing all white mem brane. Slice oranges thin. In serving bowl alternate orange slice with 1 cup shredded coco slice powdered sugar.

Chill 2 to 4 hours. Serves 6. Note: Sliced hananas, quartered marsh mallows and sliced marsa schino cherries may be added. Dark Colors Unfavored In Foods VRBANA, III. (UP) A sprig of parsley adds a "cheery" touch to foods, and the dark purplish color of dried prunes seems to depress most eaters, according lo a University of Illinois food Mary McAuley said food colors "can actually influence your appetite, taste sensation and reac tion lo a meal." There are popular food colors and unpopular ones, to which men and women react alike.

Miss McAuley said (he combination of while and green is "an appetite leaser," while yellow Is one nf Ihe "most favored" food colors. Dark colors are "undesirable" In food, she added, which explains "why Ihe dark purplish color ol dried prunes seems lo do press mast eaters." The EVANS No Liuc Bifocal ota imi ivans No iMf T. CArrrot sTtict sKOfst noot mom nit ill, VARIETY FOR CHILDREN This special fable set up to please the younger set was a favorite. Besides the pingerbread men, the oranges with candy stick strait's added color, included on most fables food prepared by the economists. They select recipes from numerous magazines, test them and suggest those which will work every time.

Vera Sharon McDowell Wed To Otto Marmet Reemelin Woodwardia and emerald ferns and baskets of white poinsel lias decorated the Evangelical Wcckley Memorial United Brethren Church Friday for the wed dinK of Miss Vera Sharon McDowell to Mr. Otto Marmet Reemelin, The hrirte is Ihe daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Edward McDowell of Randolph Street and her husband is tlie son of Mrs. Otto Reemelin of Qunrrier Street and the late Mr.

Reemelin. Dr. F. Ray Cole read the nuptial service at 7:30 p.m. A program of wedding music was presented by Mrs.

Orln Wl iimis. soloist, Mrs. Alvah Snellen, organist, Mrs. Leon Down ey, pianist, and Miss Elizabeth Ann Older, violinist. The bride was given in marriage by her father.

Her gown of white chiffon velvet was fashioned with a sheer yoke trimmed with embroidered seed pearls and sequins. From a tilted bodice fell ft bouffant skirt and cotillion train. Her pure silk illusion veil was held In place by a half crown of pearls and scipiins. She carried a prayer book rov crod with lily of the valley and centered with a calla lily. Miss Marilyn Reemelin, sisler of the bridegroom, was maid of honor, wearing a gown ot red chiffon velvet.

Junior bridesmaid was Miss Pamela McDowell, sister of the bride, who also wore red velvet. The bridesmaids. Misses Connie Casta, Betty Jo Snyder and Donna Isncr, were gowned in green chiffon velvet All of the gowns were fashioned with long torsos and ballerina length skirls. They carried red poinsettias with holly cascades. Flower girls were Jennifer Hmilh and Susan Winler," who wore red velvet frocks.

Mr. Cecil Faber served as best man, ushers heing Messrs. Tlio mas Simms II, John Robert Marshall. James Lynch, Walton Be aiivois. Ray Zopp.

Edward Ad kins. Al Carey Jack Ingram Lloyd Grayson and Frank Frnzier. A reception was held in the. social rooms of Ihe church following the ceremony. Assisting were Mesdames Tracy Jlviden, Harry Kelly, Guy Davidson.

Bob JOOK! I GOT A I LUCKY I I FIEE ARTHIR MURRAY DANCE COURSE Ink all Any .1 iIh wrial "1" mm fcH mt Km himw, Unit THE FIRST HUNDRED ADULTS WHO PRESENT A ONE DOLLAR BILL WITH A '2' AND AN '8' IN THE SERIAL NUMBER, WIN A ft Betrothal Of Dora Maszella, Carlo J. SaiWio Mr. and Mrs. John Maziella of Chrislophor Street are announcing the engagement of their daughter. Dora, to Mr.

Carlo J. Salzano, son ol Mrs. Rosa Salzano ot Germantown, and the tale Mr. Salzuno. Wedding plans arc Incomplete.

Announcement of the betrothal was made at an inlormal party held recently by the prospective bridegroom's mother at her home. Miss Maizella is a graduate of Charleston High School, attended Mason College of Music and Morris Harvey College'. She has been a member ol the Charles Ian Symphony Orchestra for seven years as a violinist, and is affiliated with the Amerita Club. Sons of Italy lodge, and Sodality of the Blessed Virgin Mary. She Is.

employed in the revenue ac upcakc and Potomac Telephone Co. Mr. Salzano was graduated, from 1 aSalle High School in Philadelphia where he received his B. A. degree from LaSalle College, lie was formerly cm Will Launder With Ease Small scatter rugs made with a tultcd surrace of crimped carpet rayon set into a rubber la base can be washed by ma chine.

Launder dark colors sep arately, using detergent suds nd con! no more than 90 degrees. Pastels are safe In warmer suds up to 105 degrees. Tumble drying at the lowest temperature will leave the tufts soft and fluffy. Or hang the nigs over parallel clotheslines on a hreezy day. When dry, snake looped pile rugs briskly tn fluff (hem up, and give cut pile rugs ti soft brushing.

Or accomplish the same results with the reversed airflow of a vacuum cleaner. Pauley, Delmer Cavender Misses Gail White, Carnry, Sue Davidson, Nola Kay Graves, Carolyn Burdette, Nancy Burdelte, Kathleen Edwards and Marcia Smith. Upon their return from a wed ding trip to Nassau, Ihe couple will reside at Kanawna Blvd. E. The former Miss McDowell chose a black sheer wool suit, a white coat, black accessories and a corsage of red rosebuds for trsivetinc.

She Is a graduate of Stonewall Jackson High School and was employed at Jun's Flowers prior lo her marriage. Her father Is owner of McDowells Sales and Service and Normnc Transportation. Mr. Reemelin is a member of the American Legion and Kappa Sigma Kappa fraternity at Mor ris Harvey college where he is I a law student. He is employed I by General Realty, ployed by.

the Philadelphia Inquirer and served two years with the U. S. Army. He a United Press stall correspondent in Charleston for two years, now with (he Philadelphia UP Bu reau. tha 1USCO man i i INTER FAITH MEETING SET The Interiaitb Study Group will meet Friday at 10 a.

m. at FirtH Christian Church, with Women of the Church as hostesses. The study group to etv sponsored by Ihe Charleston United Church Women and the Virginia Street Temple Sisterhood. Following a coffee hour, Dr. Frank Donaldson will explain beliefs and customs of the First ChristiadijjChurch.

Charleston church women interested kr inter faith work are invited to attend. JVo More Yelling If the man ot the house spends hours in the basement in his clolhes chute as lhi of communication. battcrv onerated municution units are now available. Install one unit in the kitchen, one over the i Now you can give the gift you know he'll welcome We've worked out e'asT, attractive way 10 make sure your man gels the gift he wants in the that ills him perfectly. Present Ilim with this clever shoe miniature and tint Walk Over Gift Certificate.

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