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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1977
Page
7
How to shorten pants coats sleeves and skirts with simple hand and machine methods. Tips include matching hems to shoe height, trimming back hems, handling dress weight fabrics, easing fullness, and resewing linings and facings for neat outcomes.
A reader advises a wife to confront her husband about misconduct and consider him ending relations with his secretary. The message urges a gentle, loving approach and suggests a kind severance through offering a reference. The column frames professional men as capable of change.
Charge of 1.25 dollars per pattern plus 0.35 dollars for first class mail and special handling. Send to Laura Wheeler at Columbus Telegram Needlecraft Dept Box 161 Old Chelsea Station New York NY 10011. Include pattern number name address and zip.
Scout council chair Mrs. Gene Kneifel states every Girl Scout troop in the neighborhood has a sponsor this year. Troop sponsor chair Mrs. Paul Kuntzelman names over a dozen sponsors including First Ward School Brownie Troops 292 and 48 and local businesses such as Steenbock Oil Co and Nielsen Chevrolet Co.
Readers share practical homemaking hints. A tip says damp wax stripper on glass fireplace doors removes grime effectively. Also suggested: grinding nuts into pie crust enriches flavor and mounting a wall hook keeps water from seeping around a shower curtain.
The children of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Boden host an open house Sunday March 20 from 2 to 4 p.m. at their home to mark the couple’s 25th wedding anniversary.
Before a Norfolk luncheon the Madison Junior Woman's Club heard Mrs Adelia Maurer present her collections of antiques and dolls. Delegates for the state convention in Lincoln April 1921 were named and plans for a garage sale on April 2 were set. The April 13 meeting will cover child abuse and be open to the public. Results from the Fine Arts Festival: Pam Karpgeweit won first in painting and second for Art from Trash. Karen Carlson second on a macrame wall hanging. Carl Robertson second for metal sculpture and other entries. Joyce Wolfgram cited as adult sewing rep. Cindy Reeves top in high school division. Linda Schmidt in high school music. Carol Robertson second in speech. Marge Schaffer second for the club scrapbook. Grade school winners from District 97 include Lisa Frauendorfer second, Kimberly Ludden kindergarten, Jeff Finkral firsts.
Columbus Telegram reports Oak Leaf Club March 15 lesson on enriching relationships stressing clear honest messaging and active listening with nonverbal cues. Stuefer emphasized sending intentional actions and asking for clarification, while attendees shared local events and plans for April programs.
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