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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1964
Page
9
A. Brandt Co showcases Ranch Oak American designed furniture at the New York World's Fair opening April 22 in the Pavilion of American Interiors. Highlights include a 58 by 28 by 16 inch plateau table with cane shelf and ceramic tile inserts, a full top grain leather upholstered lounge chair in blended tangerine, and a range of Ranch Oak pieces finished in Acorn Brown.
Dr. Sylva Lofgreen presented slides from her April 1962 journey to Japan with 200 UCLA postgraduate travelers including Tokyo Kyoto Osaka Hiroshima and Hong Kong. Rosemary Crist and Mildred McKee reported on an Austin regional conference April 18 20. Kay Shanahan of Alton Ill was elected regional governor. Refreshments and social hour followed hosted by Mrs Baird Mrs Lofgreen and others.
The VFW Auxiliary elected officers and voted to contribute 15 to the local cancer fund and 40 to the American cancer fund after a report by cancer fund chair Tigrd Curley. Seventeen members attended as officers and members planned a May 15 orientation awards event and a June antique show fund-raiser.
Mrs Owen Followell entertained Wednesday with a coffee for Mrs John Harmon of Boston Massachusetts. GL Club voted a three dollar contribution to the cancer fund at Thursday afternoon’s meeting with Mrs M R Shoger. Fourteen were present. Refreshments were served. Mrs Ben Holmes will entertain the club in three weeks.
About 50 minutes before dinner, prepare a pop over recipe omitting fat in the batter. Pour 1 teaspoon beef drippings into eight custard cups, add batter, bake as directed. Serve hot for an authentic British touch.
Grace Circle of Trinity Methodist Church held a Thursday WSCS meeting led by Mrs Maryann Kitchen on the topic The Church Beginning Where We Live Others in the discussion included Mrs Day Mrs Bryan and Mrs Armstrong with Mrs Everett Chapman giving the devotional guidance Mrs Walter Pohl served as hostess and presiding officer Refreshments were served.
Fifty senior members of the First Methodist Church were entertained Thursday by the Woman's Society of Christian Service and the Commission on Christian Social Concerns. Receiving the guests were Mrs. Mary Woodward, Mrs. Edna Lister and Mrs. Mary Black. Mrs. James' Rokes was registrar.
A playful report recalls teens tossing pizza pies at a party, one boy struck twice in five minutes, sparking embarrassment and questions about dating missteps. It blends a humorous trend with a cautionary guide to proper behavior, citing a senior and a mixed crowd of girls and friends.
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