Word: cooks
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Tokyo Blues (The Horace Silver Quintet; Blue Note) is a fascinating marriage of Latin rhythms to Oriental melodies, presided over by the lingering blues sound of Silver's piano. Gene Taylor's bass solos are the best expression of this trans-Pacific bossa nova, and Junior Cook on tenor sax makes the trip seem pleasant and short...
...doctor's worried wife was waiting at the door when he got home for lunch. "Bob and Shari are terribly ill." said Mrs. Oliver Cook, and she handed her husband a letter. It had arrived that morning from Memphis, where their son and daughter-in-law, both 19, are Memphis State University sophomores. General Practitioner Cook, 49, began to read...
...Cook paused to consider. They were feeling better after they had been away from the house. The house, he decided. must be the source of the trouble. He read...
...Worse Than That." Young Bob Cook meant "write." He had not corrected that last word, but like the good drafting and design student he is, he had neatly organized the essential facts for his doctor father back home in Caruthersville, Mo. "It doesn't sound like a virus to me." said Mrs. Cook. "It sounds like ptomaine." Dr. Cook answered. "It's worse than that-it's gas." He reached hurriedly for the phone...
Massachusetts' Barbara ("Toni") Welch Gibbons Peabody, 40, got her political schooling from her father, Morris A. Gibbons, who has been a member of Bermuda's colonial parliament for 40 years. Says "Chub" Peabody's cousin, Rosemary de Suze: "Toni is a marvelous cook, she is a marvelous seamstress, a marvelous mother and a marvelous wife. She will tackle anything and do it well." Sniffs a Boston society editor: "Chub would never have made it without her." He met Toni early in 1944, when he was stationed at a submarine base in Bermuda. Toni, a green-eyed blonde...