Family Dinner Meat Loaf and Sides Menu Plan
A dated home tasting feature outlines a beef and pork sausage meat loaf with baked potatoes broccoli and rolls. It includes a step by step method and yields six servings for a family dinner.
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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1962
Page
9
A dated home tasting feature outlines a beef and pork sausage meat loaf with baked potatoes broccoli and rolls. It includes a step by step method and yields six servings for a family dinner.
The Meg March Club met at the Graybiel home with hostesses and members present for a short business session. Mrs Enoch Drumm and Mrs Leonard Parks introduced speakers Charles Reeder and R H Roberts who discussed entertaining and cooking topics.
Baptist Women's Council sessions list February circle meetings at First Baptist Church. Circles 1 through 7 schedule gatherings with hosts at 9:30 a.m. to 7:15 p.m. highlights include devotions, sewing for White Cross, food committee duties, guest soloist Joyce Foggs, and programs led by ministers and circle leaders.
Hostess Mrs Russell Hulse opened the January session at 1310 Winding Way. Mrs Robert Greene presided as reports from chairmen were received. discussion covered Pink Lady memberships, District Council delegation to Indianapolis, Valentines for Veterans drive, and Red Cross experiences of Greene during World War II.
The Internationally Yours Club met January 26 27 at the Sheraton Gibson Hotel Cincinnati for a social hour and business sessions followed by luncheon. Mrs Rose Buckner of England was honored with a banquet in her name and a rose themed display. Mrs J C McKelvey spoke and members discussed the club mission to build friendships and understanding through women worldwide.
The Small Buds Junior Garden Club met in January with Mrs Merle Van Voorst to assemble yearbooks and hear a program on Biztis. Workshops covered bird feeders and horticulture, with leaders guiding seed planting and wildflower hikes.
A vintage ad invites readers to mail 35 cents to Laura Wheeler in care of The Anderson Herald for Pattern 964 nine four inch motifs. It promotes embroidering nursery covers and baby related crafts with blocks and directions and offers a pattern add 10 cents each. Include name address and tone on request.
New classes start next week at the YWCA for all ages including a Grandmothers Class. Arts, Bible, bridge, golf, cake decorating, knitting, charm, exercise, and volleyball are scheduled in February with a nursery available on select days. A Coed Club for single adults under 30 is planned. first gathering Jan 31 at 7:30 p.m. at the YWCA.
Phi Beta Psi Sorority met with hostesses Mrs. Paddy Jamerson Mrs. Joe Dotson and Miss Jo Anne Roberts presiding. Founders Day dinner set for February 13 at 4 50 p.m. Holiday Inn Party Room. A benefit bridge planned for March 21 at 7 30 p.m. at the YWCA. Prizes won by Mrs. Roy Frank and Mrs. Pete Danforth. The door prize also went to Mrs. Frank. Colors pink and green noted.
Mrs. Raper presided at a first birthday observance with a bet a sorority session and secret pals exchange. Attendees included Mesdames Jan et Richter Mabel Patton Judy Raper Shirley Graham Beverly Raper Sue Raper and plans for the next meeting with Sue Raper. Kimberly Morrison celebrated a first birthday hosted by Joy Morrisons and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morrison with other relatives present. The Beta Sigma Phi Delta Gamma chapter held a business meeting at 224 Donnelly Dr and planned the Sweetheart Ball at the UAW Local 62 Hall with Pink Ladies set to meet February 15. Phi Chi Epsilon hosted a Sunday gathering at Middletown Rd with a supper and pink decor.
Anne Adams pattern department promotes two skirts and two jacket versions totaling four distinct outfits in slim half sizes. Choose wool or jersey fabrics. patterns priced 50 cents plus 10 cents for mailing. Send name address zone size and style number to The Anderson Herald Pattern Dept New York.
Central Christian Church Women's Fellowship groups plan meetings on Thursday February 1 with two session times. Groups 7 10 11 and 12 gather at 930 a.m. while Groups 1 through 6 convene at 130 p.m. Hostesses listed by group and home addresses.
Mrs Gladys Hunter hosted a baby shower at 124 W 3rd St with pink and blue decorations. Nan Showalter Mark Page and Mrs Sharon Page received prizes, and desserts were served to James C F Johnson Ralph Pritchard J W Vance Da Neal Jean Mualizza Marie Page Dina Kay Vance Nan Showalter Susan Johnson.
Members of the Rik-tha-we-nund chapter Daughters of the American Revolution meet at 1:30 p.m. in the YWCA lounge. Mrs. James Doenges will introduce speaker Mrs. Frank Potés, regent, who will preside. Hostess chairman Mrs. F. PF. Fras lich assists.
New York doctors report frequent tense symptoms and use Anacin for quick relief. Three of four physicians recommend this non narcotic remedy. Anacin combines proven ingredients for fast pain relief and reduced nervous tension without habit or stomach upset.
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