Soroptimist Newton meeting at Mrs Toews home
Soroptimist International Club of Newton will meet Tuesday evening at Mrs. Delmar Sloan’s home with Mrs. Lawrence Day and Mrs. Irvin E. Toews as co hosts for the 6 30 dinner. Devotions and the pledge will be led by Mrs. Lester Williams. Miss Shirley England will preside at the business meeting.
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Salvation Army
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Orlando Waltner
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England
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Jack Cannon
Richard Fegley
Lucile Johnson
Reader asks for Divinity Pudding and Vinegar Pie recipe
Homemaker column invites readers to share a Divinity Pudding and a vinegar pie recipe. It discusses shopping psychology from The Consumer's Guide to Better Buying chapter seven, urges planning menus, making lists, avoiding impulse buys, and notes FTC findings. Also shares quirky household hints from The I Hate to Cook Book and invites questions to Mrs. Schorn at The Kansan Newton Kansas.
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Federal Trade Commission
Joy of Cooking gets a richer edition in 1975
The 1975 enlarged Joy of Cooking (Bobbs Merrill) updates and streamlines the classic with new research and clearer layout. Marion Becker guides the revisions alongside expanded Know Your Ingredients and expanded herb material. Other notable titles include The New Orleans Cookbook and The New York Times Weekend Cookbook with regional and seasonal recipes.
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Associated Press
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Irma S. Rombauer
Becker
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Ikki Matsumoto
New Orleans
Rima
Richard Collin
Knopf
Rima Collins
University of New Orleans
America
Jean Anderson
Doubleday
Neighbor's 12-Year-Old Bully Draws Harsh Advice
Readers seek help about a brutal preteen causing harm to younger children. Ann Landers urges contacting juvenile authorities for evaluation and notes teachers should insist. The column also covers insults about regional accents and a troubled marriage arising from past smoking and trust issues.
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Ann Landers
Ford considering ski trip as campaign gesture in New Hampshire
President Ford may ski in New Hampshire as part of a campaign swing for the Republican primary, though aides say the trip is for enjoyment and not votes. Ford will undertake one or two campaign trips to New Hampshire and Florida while Reagan begins fulltime campaigning early January across states including New Hampshire and Florida.
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Illinois
Philharmonic board accepts arbitrator to end strike
The Kansas City Philharmonic Association board accepts an arbitrator's proposal to end eight weeks of musician strikes. Striking musicians spokesman Dale Weddle says the package offers a potential basis for negotiation though not fully endorsed. Attorney Harry Browne notes some rejected portions but emphasizes the orchestra's survival as the priority.
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