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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1962
Page
6
A reader laments noisy eating on calls and another quits smoking with a Hudson River pledge. Ann Landers answers on telephone manners, scent differences, and gift expectations, advising honesty, understanding, and that announcements fulfilled their purpose.
The text suggests serving grapefruit halves or sections with a green mint jelly garnish as a refreshing first course. It warns against pairing the mint jelly with a following roast lamb course.
Mrs. Henry Stark presented a papacy history to the Philomathian Club at Sterling State Bank community room, citing Pageant of the Popes and Founded on a Rock and noting church form changes yet enduring core Catholic mission. Mrs. John Mayer discussed current events, forecasting church state clashes from the Supreme Court prayer decision affecting Christmas and Hanukkah in some areas.
A Salvation Army rummage sale takes place at 414 2nd Ave NE on Thursday and Friday from 9 30 a m to 5 p m with advance notice.
The Baptist Builders Class hosted a Christmas party and luncheon at the First Baptist Church. The program featured carols led by Mrs. Kathryn McLaughlin with Mrs. Ralph Hooper on piano, vocal duets by Mrs. Harlan Knight and Mrs. Howard Keller, an address by Rev. Charles Pausley, a prayer by Miss Vivian Varco and Mrs. Charles Lightly, and a gift exchange.
Members of the Austin Artist Group visited Mrs. H. V. Plunkett Sr. at 609 4th St. NW on Wednesday evening. She discussed Italian, French and Oriental antique furniture and accessories as the group toured the home. Kenneth Riska announced an exhibition change at Red Cedar Inn on January 5. Mrs. Amos Helgeson attended as a guest with hostesses Mrs. Lloyd Anderson and Mrs. Willard Apold.
Women from Christ Episcopal Church held a Christmas meeting at the guild hall with devotions by Mrs. R. H. Arvidson. Mrs. Edleid Nelson announced the United Church Women report and Rev. George LeMoines will speak in January. The junior choir led carols and Mrs. Doris Harder played the organ. Hostesses were Bishop Seabury Unit members.
Woodson PTA met at the school with civil defense and family shelter as the focus. Mrs. Eugene Dunlap presented music, Lowell Baker led devotions, and several members received door prizes. Fourth grade rooms led the count and refreshments were provided by mothers.
A brief cooking note suggests eating bananas warm and refrigerated, then describes preparing hamburgers by crumbling bacon into ground beef with salt and pepper. It recommends about four slices of bacon per pound of meat.
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