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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1959
Page
3
A historical guide lists twenty etiquette tips for young women on dating. It covers dressing appropriately, letting the date lead, avoiding gossip, displaying polite behavior, and maintaining modest conversation. It advises observing manners, staying with the escort, and not poaching or competing aggressively for attention.
If the meat ball mixture is too soft to form, chill it before handling. Keeping it cold helps create moist tender meat balls.
James Masheter and Janice Louise Masheter James of Princeton united in marriage Sunday at 4 p.m. in Princeton Methodist Church. Rev. Thomas Reborn Jr. performed the double ring ceremony with pink snapdragons, palms, and candles shaping the setting. The couple will reside at St. Leonard Wood where the groom is stationed. guests came from several Oklahoma towns and cities.
Tips for unmolding gelatin salads and desserts: rinse mold with cold water or brush with oil before pouring in the gelatin mixture. Run a knife around the edge to loosen, then dip mold in very hot water up to the rim for a few seconds. Invert onto a serving dish and shake quickly to release.
A reader describes a long pattern of loan, gifts, and manipulation by a man who loans money, borrows more, and spends on TV while denying commitment. Ann advises recognizing the risk, setting boundaries, and considering marriage if genuine intent exists. In another note a teacher discusses a ban on married students holding offices, citing home obligations, while a reader asks about a coworker terrified of elevators and confined spaces. Ann suggests psychiatric help if willing and practical access.
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