Social News
CAKE CUTTING
Mr. and Mrs. John Swinson en
tertained on Saturday evening at
their home in Dai dens honoring
their daughter Miss Faye Swinson,
and Ben Gray Lilley, whose mar
riage was solemnized Sfm'day eve
ning in Cedar Branch Baptist
Church in Jamcsville.
The bride's table was covered
with lace cloth and centered with
an arrangement of white mixed
flowers, flanked with burning
white tapers in silver candelabra.
The three-tiered wedding cake
was encircled by gardenias. The
home was decorated throughout
with mixed summer flowers.
Guests weer greeted by Mrs.
Edward E. Brown. Mrs. John
Swinsnr^,,mother of the bride
elect presided at the punch bowl,
and Mrs. B. F. Lilley. mother of
the bridegroom-elect, served the
wedding cake after the bridal cou
ple had cut the first slice. They
were assisted in serving nuts and
mints by Mesdames Roland G. Co
burn, Dennis D Coburn, Alexan
der Daniels and Floyd Simpson.
Guests included the bridal cou
ple, the wedding party, out of
town relatives, and frit nds of the
honorees.
HONOR BRIDAL COUPLE
Miss Vera Williams and Beverly
Congleton, Jr., whose marriage
was solemnized lust Sunday at the
First Baptist Church in Washing
ton, were honored at a dinner
party given on June 15 by Mr.
0/ewan
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Recipes Of j
The Week
By MISS ELEANOR HALL
Home Service Director
Virginia Electric and
Power Company
Easy Refreshments
| It's always a good idea to have j
! the cookie jar full, in case guest
I drop in unexpectedly. Refresh
! menls are so easy when all we
j have to do is order a ptnf <>» ice
'cream and a large bottle of ginger
ale from the drug store
Try this simple menu the next
time you want easy refreshments
in a hurry.
Ginger Ah- Fizz: Put a sroop of
vanilla ice cream in each iced tea J
glass, pour ginger ale over it to
I fill glass. Serve immediately, with
an iced tea spoon.
Butterscotch Cookies: Cream 1-2
c. butter and 1 c. brown sugar, add
1 egg, 2 tsp. baking powder, 1-2
isp. salt and 1 3-4 c. flour. Add 2
tsp. vanilla and 1-2 e. chopped al
monds, and form in long roll.
Wrap in wax paper. Chill. Slice
thin. Bake 425 degrees for 8-10
minutes.
and Mrs. W. T. Barnes at their I
home in Chocowinity.
White and pastel floral arrange- i
ments decorated the living room
and an all white bridal motif was
used in the dining room. The cen
tral table, covered with a outwork
linen cloth, was centered with an
arrangement of white gladioli and
lace fern. White tapers and white
floral arrangements were used ef
fectively on the buffet.
The hostess presented Miss Wil
liams a white corsage, silver in her
chosen pattern and lovely figur
ines.
A two course dinner was served
to the following guests: the,hon
ored guests, Mr. and Mrs. W. F.
Veasey, Mr. and Mis. H. B. Mayo,
Miss Willie Mae Cherry, Miss Sue
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Mrs. Tillie B. Smith assisted the
hostess in serving.
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Return from Bay view
Mr. and Mrs. Julius S. Peel re
turned Tuesday night from Hay
view where they spent a few flays
at their cottage.
Home from Norfolk
Miss Ann Miller of Norfolk
spent tiie week-end here with rel
atives.
Spending Two Weeks in Durham
Mrs. 3 • Pender is spending two
weeks in Durham with relatives
arid friends.
China Missionary
Personnel Is Safe
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All missionary personnel in
Shanghai are safe, aeeording to a
survey made after the eity had
fallen into the hands of the Chin
ese Communists, the Religious
News Service dispatehr* stated re
cently. It was ascertained that.
Visiting In Portsmouth
Mrs. Ben Weaver. Mrs. Oni'ey
Cowan and Messrs. B. Frank and
Lewis Weaver ate in Portsmouth
today visiting their daughter and
..■tet. Mts, Cullen Stalls, who ts
quite ill following a major <>wra
11 ion in x hospital there.
with the exception of the Sev- J
cnth-Da.y Adventist hospital, mis-j
sionary property suffered little I
damage in the bottle for Shang- j
hai. '"he Adventist hospital sus-1
tained considerable damage as a
result of heavy shellfire, but no i
casualties wore reported. Mission]
property along the Soorhow creek,
where retreating Nationalist
troops held out for two days, es
caped unharmed.
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