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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1968
Page
3
Dear HeLoise shares homemaking tips. Nylon net can organize pierced earrings using two embroidery hoops and netting. Also offered are storage hacks for leftovers in cottage cheese cartons, tips for sewing jersey fabrics, and thrifty ideas like toy sand buckets for Easter and repurposing dress skirts into pillowcases.
A reader asks if grandpa can gamble in heaven and how to answer a child. Ann Landers advises that the child seeks reassurance about heaven, not a moral lecture, and suggests saying no one knows for sure what goes on in heaven. The column also discusses accountability for unwed fathers and a wife dealing with a husband who dodges paying checks.
Donna Jo Brown a Wichita Heights High School senior and daughter of Mr and Mrs Don A Brown receives a $400 two year Future Teachers Association scholarship. The Wichita City Teachers Association awards one scholarship from each of six high schools to students who wish to enter teaching and maintain a high school average.
The Senior Club held its Friday afternoon gathering at the Youth Center with 30 members present. Mrs. Margaret Williams played piano as Mrs. Lillian Spears led, devotional topics were shared, patriotic songs sung, and a birthday noted for Mrs. W. A. Fowler. Plans for next meeting include pie servings and light refreshments followed by games.
Socialettes General Edward Hand Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution moves its Saturday meeting to Mrs. R. A. Gollier home. Soroptimist Club holds a noon luncheon Thursday at the House of Douglas. Frank Dietrich and wife from Richmond return home after three weeks in Trinity Lutheran Hospital Kansas City with two weeks at Manhattan Raymond Coleman home.
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