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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1975
Page
13
Stitches from Stitchin Time suggest a linen life boost for bedrooms using gingham fabrics. Create a patchwork coverlet from four checked patterns and a solid, with 14 inch finished squares and a half inch seam, then line and optional interlining for warmth. Curtains headboards and canopies can also be made, using fusibles for easy body and pleats.
Hair experts say use hands rather than a comb or brush when dry blowing to achieve a natural, movie star style. The tip suggests trying this method to imitate that effortless appearance.
Readers propose quick fixes for overly spicy dishes. Suggestions include batching a second unseasoned batch, adding beans tomato juice or sugar, using ketchup vinegar or cream of mushroom soup, serving over greens pasta or rice, and even a banana or spiced allspice. Also notes on nylon net shortages and thickening gravy with instant potatoes.
Tuesday Duplicate Bridge at J R Warner home crowned winners: first Mrs J R Warner and Mrs W M Ferguson, second Mrs Clyde Medlar and Mrs R C Ellefson, third Mrs Ira Gates and Mrs Bob Shively, fourth Bruce Gilmore and Nick Rambour. Izaak Walton Auxiliary plans April 2 covered dish supper. serving committee Mrs Dale Leach and Mrs Art Gerber.
Economist Kathleen Ly of Wichita urges using the soup tureen beyond special occasions to transform everyday meals. She suggests serving budget friendly fare like beef stew and chili from the tureen, using it for seconds, salads, breads, desserts, and even ice cream, and warns against oven use for old tureens.
Columbus Charter Chapter of the American Business Women's Association will hold a Ladies Fair Enrollment Event March 16 at Equitable Savings and Loan community room. The event introduces the organization to local business women and is part of a nationwide semiannual effort by ABWA with 1 200 chapters.
Jeffrey Seabarkrob represented the Youth Resource Program and answered questions. The group chose a nominee for Columbus Woman of the Year and discussed Hospital Week May 10 11 with public booths. Hospital gift shop buyers reported new merchandise from Omaha show. bazaar chairmen and new members announced.
Humphrey connections report births in March at Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital Norfolk. Lonnie and Patty Stenger Weidner of Madison welcomed a seven pound two ounce son. Grandparents Lee and Patty Stenger and Luke Weidner join the family. A daughter born to F H Weidner Jr. adds to the Humphrey clan. The mother was Helen Eisenmenger. Seamed To Slim Printed Pattern.
Leigh Hunt reports a joint celebration for Harry Hunt and family marking the 58th wedding anniversary at the Lincoln home of Dr. and Mrs. Duane Hunt. The weekend included Paul Hunt’s third anniversary and Harry Hunt’s 80th birthday with relatives from California Iowa Los Angeles and Omaha attending.
Crochet a handsome casual jacket in worsted yarn using shell stitch. Pattern 707 covers sizes 36 28 40 42, price listed as pattern add 25 cents for mail handling. Mail request to Laura Wheeler Columbus Telegram Needlecraft Dept Box 161 Old Chelsea Station New York NY 10011. Print pattern number name address and zip.
Nebraska home extension clubs in all 93 counties design needlepoint blocks for a state Bicentennial tapestry. Each block portrays county heritage and industry landmarks. Mrs. Vic Auble chairs the Cultural Arts Committee.
Shelby residents Judy May and Ronald Dean Glantz reveal their plans for a May 24 wedding. Judy is a dental assistant, graduate of Shelby High and Central Technical Community College, and Ronald is a farmer, a Harvard High School graduate. Their families, plus Nebraska Home Extension Clubs, support a Bicentennial tapestry display project and a nationwide book, Treasure Trails in the U.S.A., priced at 3.95, with orders through local Extension chairs.
Immanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid met Thursday afternoon with Pastor B F Meschke delivering "The Sacrament of the Altar" devotional. Mrs John Spitz presided. hostesses were Mrs Paul Nyffeler and Mrs Ernest Potter who used Easter decorations on the lunch tables.
Printed pattern 9388 by Weanran Masti describes Marian Martin sizes 34 to 50 with bust and hip measurements. Price is $1.00 per pattern with 25 cents extra for first class mail and special handling. Send name address ZIP size and style number to Pattern Dept. in New York.
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