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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1972
Page
3
Reader notes reveal frugal teacher gift lists under $1.50 and do not gifts, with items like maps, charts, picture frames, books, and handmade cards. Additional tips include candy presentation fixes and simple holiday ornaments using pot pie tins with ribbon bows.
Print description notes dress ideas with loop and button neckline detail and new pattern Patten 9203 in half sizes. Mentions crochet rug and seat cover for bath or bedroom use, rug size 30 inches, rug cotton cover. Provides yardage details and dye shade options.
Monroe unit members each provide a dozen cookies for Gold Star mothers and Genoa nursing homes. December meeting at Legion Hall featured gifts for Beatrice State Home girl, service member gifts, and a $10 donation to Nebraska Children's Home. President Mrs Dave Lloyd led candlelighting with Mmes Harry Laudenktos, Paul Schmid, Paul Rupp, Roy Bower, Herbert Range, Duane Laudenktos. piano by Mrs Dave Schreiber. carols, gifts, and prize winners noted.
The Sisters of St. Francis annual shower was held Wednesday night with Sisters Bernardis and Alice Marie drawing prizes. Mrs. Waller Fuchs gave a Christmas reading as reports praised the poultry party chaired by Mrs. Lee Stenger and Esther Leeneits. A clothing drive yielded 3700 pounds of used garments and $100 cash. The church cleanup is set for Dec 19. St Francis Sewing and Quilting reported 67 quilts and several thousand dollars for the year. Mines, Don Olivier and Ollie German led the lunch committee.
Women from Columbus Bank and Trust enjoyed their annual holiday dinner Thursday night at Elks Country Club. Gifts were exchanged and prizes awarded in court whist to Mrs. Fred Brunken Clif Nixon Mrs. Thudy Brandt and Mrs. Irvin Sharp. A fashion note highlights a simplified layered look with tri colored one piece dresses and an A line skirt with contrasting bodice and collar sleeves.
Extension clothing specialist Mrs Speece from the University of Nebraska Lincoln advises shoppers to consider baby size and season, choose colorfast preshrunk fabrics, and favor easy care features. Practical outfits with solid construction and permanent press fabrics save wardrobe costs as babies grow quickly and colors shift from pastels to vivid reds and oranges.
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