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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1976
Page
5
Promotes a free hair styling instruction guide for short, medium, and long hair with cutting secrets. Readers urged to mail self addressed stamped envelopes to Reba and Bonnie Churchill in Hollywood California for a copy.
Saf Votes five pledges Linda Olson Carol Hansen Carol Jones Nelda Grim and Sue Fish of Beta Nu Beta Sigma Phi who received yellow roses at a ceremony held at President Starr Penney’s home. Anita O'Hare received a farewell gift as she moves from Columbus. Women of the Mothers of St. Bonaventure Parish held a card social and lunch in the youth center with winners Ann Gutzmer Frank Higgins Bertha Cemmether and Anna Cockson May birthday honoree.
Mrs Ethel Zoucha hosted a large Sunday dinner at St Rose of Lima Hall Genoa to honor Monroe High graduate Douglas and eighth grade graduate Alan a farewell for Douglas who departs for the Navy Guests included many Zoucha relatives and friends from Monroe Shelby Osceola Genoa and Columbus with Fr John Rizzo among attendees
Judy Hagan announced the convention kept the League of Women Voters name official since 1974. ERA ratification remains top priority. Mildred Marcy outlined plans for a national women’s conference and ongoing studies on energy sources and UN revision. Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Jane Wells attended.
A reader describes making a glaze with rum or orange extract to top biscuits after baking for a shiny finish. The note suggests orange peel in the mix and advises applying glaze only after baking. Additionally a reader uses colored recipe cards to organize holiday recipes by occasion.
Send one dollar for each pattern plus thirty five cents for first class mail and special handling. Mail to Marian Martin Columbus Telegram Pattern Dept 232 West leth St New York New York 10011. Include name address tip size and style number on the parcel.
Mr and Mrs R P Ruehs of Houston announce their betrothal and forthcoming Victoria Ann to Larry Douglas Saalfeld son of Mr and Mrs T A Saalfeld. The bride elect teaches fourth grade at First Lutheran School in Little Rock and is from Concordia Teachers College Seward. The groom is a Concordia graduate and a teacher and coach at Trinity Lutheran School Cedar Rapids. Their vows will be July 11 at Pilgrim Lutheran Church Houston.
Readers describe tangled romances and age gaps, seeking Abby's guidance. The columns advise avoiding trouble by choosing single partners, ending inappropriate affairs, and maintaining clear boundaries with unwed or married individuals.
Columbus Mayor’s Status of Women workshop was outlined with Elizabeth Britain proposing a mini grant from the National Foundation of Arts and Humanities. Topics include family structure and the working woman in Columbus. The social concerns committee will seek outside input and order four copies of Women of the Nebraska Hall of Fame.
A notice from Xara Wheeler lists pattern costs at $1.00 per pattern and 35 cents for first class mat and special handling. It instructs sending to Leave Wheeler in the Columbus Telegram Neediecraft Dept Box 61 Di Crelsea Station New York NY 1001. Pattern numbers, names, and addresses are to be printed.
Mrs Don Fuller led devotion with Grace as the theme at Mrs Kenneth Kohlmeier’s home for Immanuel Lutheran Altar Guild. Pastor B F Meschke spoke on The Tyrants God’s Tools. May duties assigned to Mrs Kohlmeier Dorothy Brandt. early service DeVerne Wolfe Vernon Beckmann. late service. June hostess will be Mrs Herbert Wilke.
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