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Newspaper
Lima Star
Location
Lima, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1966
Page
15
The article previews two recipes focusing on low sodium cooking using herbs and salt free fats. It provides Beef Stroganoff with mixed vegetables and sour cream, plus a baked pecan cookie variation, including steps for sauteing, simmering, and baking, all emphasizing salt free ingredients.
Mailbag letters discuss Popular Mechanics plans for a spinning wheel, craft ideas, and old fashioned recipes. Mrs. Bradford and Mrs. Eisert seek guides and kitchen tips, including cottage cheese Smierkase, Candle Salad, and Eye On Toast.
Thirteen members of Dorcas Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at St. Mark's Methodist Church met in the church lounge. Mrs. A. R. Montague led the session and plans were made to serve at the Servicemen's Canteen on March 30. Letters of appreciation from servicemen who received boxes were read. Mr. Barnett presented a Gelexcom titled Spiritual Green Thumb. The lesson was on the parable of the sower. An engaging discussion followed. Dessert was served by hostess chairman Mrs. Dom Starr.
Unity Clase will host a covered dinner at 4 30 p m Friday in the church fellowship hall. Hosts include Mr and Mrs Gaow Johnson Mr and Mrs Harvey Sibert and Mrs Hazel Britton.
The Pleur-de-lis Garden Club plans an anniversary dinner at 6 30 p m tonight at Blue Peak's Restaurant. New officers will be elected. Mrs Robert Wietholter and Mrs Richard Swan will present special flower arrangements and lead discussions. Mrs Mona Edman regional horticulture chairman will speak on hot beds and cold frames. Mrs Richard Kieswetter county contact chairman will attend as guest.
The First Evangelical and Reformed United Church of Christ Women’s Guild will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m to hear devotions by Mrs Paul Leppia and discuss the Missions program. Pro gram chairs are Mrs Don Crosson and Mrs Calvin Rable with hostess group led by Mrs George Meacham and assisted by several members.
Two circles of West Elm United Church of Christ will resume the Bible Study The Word With Power at meetings next week. Mrs. Joan Wright will host Rebekah Circle at 7 p.m. Tuesday with Mrs. Robert Ulrich assisting, Mrs. Paul Shafer as devotional leader. Dorcas Circle meets at 4 30 p.m. Wednesday with Mrs. Clinton Gracely, 2 Kenilworth Ave. Mrs. R La Steiner assists the hostess and Mrs. Vernon Jones presents the devotional program.
Allen County Republican Women's Club will meet at 8 am tonight at the YWCA with George Bruse, the public works director, as speaker. A question and answer period will follow, hosted by Mrs. Mona Edmad and Mrs. James Delaney.
Good Samaritan Class of South Side Church of Christ will meet at 8 pm Tuesday at the church. Mrs Gladys Nance will give devotions. Hostess chair is Mrs 3 V Wem.
Olivet Presbyterian Church women’s group will meet at 7 45 p m Tuesday at the home of Mrs Homer Griffith Jr on W Market Street with Mrs Herbert Stumpp assisting and giving devotions.
The Shawnee YWCA will host a banquet at 6:30 pm on Wednesday in the school cafeteria. Mrs J E Garrigos will address the Dolls program theme Dolls special music by the Sweet Adeline Chorus devotions led by Mrs Carl Corrello and Kathy. Hostesses include Mrs Charles Cline Mrs Carrie Hughes and others.
Mrs Richard L. Nungester was elected president at a meeting hosted by Mrs Jane Webb 560 Marian Ave Other officers include Mrs John Paradore vice president and flower fund chair Mrs Joseph Sulkin secretary Mrs Tomes Garlock keeper and Mrs Lawrence Webee reporter and historian Retiring Present Mrs Elly Everet led the session and plans were made for an April dinner dance Officers will be installed March 18 at Mrs Weber’s 73 Spring Break Drive Mrs Harry Whet sel received the lucky napkin gift
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