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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1975
Page
3
Create a fresh look with checked gingham fabrics in black white and bold colors. Build a patchwork coverlet from four checks plus a solid, 45 inch wide, 14 inch finished squares, two and a half yards total, then line and optionally interline with dacron fiberfill for warmth. Add curtains canopy and headboard cover using extra gingham and try fusible interfacings for easier sewing.
A brief note promotes using hands rather than a comb or rush when dry blowing hair to achieve a natural, movie-star style. It hints at New York adoption and ends with a garbled closing remark.
Readers suggest smart fixes for overly spicy dishes including combining batches, freezing portions, and adding tomato juice, sugar, ketchup, vinegar, or dairy. Suggestions cover chili, spaghetti sauce, and bland relishes with cream of mushroom soup, mayonnaise, or dressing. A commenter notes nylon net shortages and others advise thickening thin gravies with instant potatoes.
Home economist Kathleen Kelly of Wichita urges using the soup tureen to stretch budgets and elevate meals. She suggests education in practical uses from serving soups and stews to chilling ice cream, and notes decorative options with seasonally mismatched table settings.
Tuesday's Duplicate Bridge session at the JR Warner home produced winners: first Mrs J R Warner and Mrs W M Ferguson, second Mrs Clyde Medlar and Mrs B C Ellefson, third Mrs Ira Gates and Mrs Bob Shively, fourth Bruce Gilmore and Nick Rambour. Izaak Walton Auxiliary plans a cabin potluck supper on Wednesday night and an April 2 covered dish supper with husbands as guests. serving committee includes Mrs Dale Leach and Mrs Art Gerber.
Columbus ABWA and its Ladies Fair Enrollment Event gather business women March 16 at Equitable Savings and Loan. Ms. Val Milbourn says ABWA aids women in business through education and skill upgrades as nationwide chapters host events. SBMEF and local scholarships exceed six figures. Contact Ms. Earleen Kelly or Val Milbourn for details.
Guest Jeffrey Seabarkrob, Youth Resource Program representative and counselor, spoke to the Columbus Community Hospital Auxiliary explaining the program and fielding questions. In business, a nominee for Columbus Woman of the Year was discussed, Hospital Week plans were outlined, and 13 booth chairmen were named for the upcoming bazaar.
A son weighing seven pounds two ounces was born to Lonnie Weidner of Madison and Patty Stenger at Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital in Norfolk. Grandparents are Lee and Patty Stenger and Luke and Lonnie Weidner of Humphrey. A daughter was born to FH Weidner Jr., with grandparents Ralph Eisenmenger and FH Weidner Jr. of Humphrey. mother Helen Eisenmenger.
Leigh Hunt reports a long weekend open house for Harry Hunt and wife to mark their 58th wedding anniversary at son Duane Hunt’s Lincoln home. The celebration also honors Paul Hunt’s third anniversary and Harry Hunt’s Bath birthday with relatives from Rolling Hills Des Moines Los Angeles Omaha and other places attending.
The notice lists 34 to 54 bust sizes with corresponding hip measurements for Mlenian Westen pattern 9388. Sizes include 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46, 48, and 50 to 54 with bust and hip pairings described. notes include bold bust and patterning notes.
Crochet handsome casual jacket pattern in easy shell stitch for men. Features sleeved or sleeveless options, pattern 707 with sizes Bas 10-82, nationwide mailing. Laura Wheeler at Columbus Telegram Needlecraft Dept Box 161 Old Chelsea Station New York NY 10001 handles orders.
Nebraska 98 county extension clubs design needlepoint blocks for a state tapestry wall hanging depicting local heritage and industry. Mrs Vic Auble says the tapestry will be shown in Nebraska locations as the state contribution to the Bicentennial. Local chairmen will offer Treasure Trails in the USA, a Bicentennial book costing 3.93, with maps and histories for all states and Puerto Rico and D C.
Mr and Mrs Clifford Hernbloom announce the engagement of their daughter Judy May to Ronald Dean Glantz. The couple plans a May 24 wedding. Judy, a dental assistant in Hastings, is a Shelby High School and Central Technical Community College graduate. Ronald is a farmer and Harvard High School alumnus.
The Ladies Aid at Immanuel Lutheran met Thursday afternoon with Pastor B. F. Meschke presenting The Sacrament of the Altar as the devotional topic. Mrs. John Spitz led the meeting and hostesses Mrs. Paul Nyffeler and Mrs. Ernest Potter arranged Easter decorations on the lunch tables.
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