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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1961
Page
9
Modern Homemakers HDU members Mrs Boyd Cooper and Mrs Newt Brown describe a wax art exercise. They melt old candles and tint wax, pour a thin base in an aluminum tin, add more melted wax, then plunge the container into ice water to form unique shapes. The resulting pieces resemble stalagmites or driftwood sculptures suitable as centerpieces.
Club forecasts list social gatherings at WYCOFF COMMUNITY FOREST PARK and BAXTER SOCIAL HOUR hosted by Mrs. Harold Simmons Mrs. Ray Farris and Mrs. James Allen with Mrs. Nelle Hackler hosting Merry-Go-Round activities.
An early 20th century style ad proclaims 2ND DEBUT FOR MOTHER as a beauty aid from Wiesbaden Germany. It promises a younger looking face through a natural ingredient that draws water into the skin to lift and smooth lines, with claims of quick, noticeable results and lasting effect for 21 hours daily. The product NO DEBUT by Arrive Beautiful is priced at $3 and larger, available at cosmetic counters.
Socialettes Jaycee Jaynes met at Mrs. Bob White's home with co host Mrs Don Bouska. Seventeen members attended with new members Mrs Jay Saner and Mrs Kendell Hay. They planned a sidewalk bazaar booth. Two guests Mrs Jack Fenston and Mrs Ron Myers attended. Women’s Missionary Union of Calvary Baptist Church met at Mrs Rollie Hashman Jr’s home. Roll call was Bible Q and A. Mrs Maxine Stephens read missionary letters. Devotions by Mrs Raymond Pearson. Quilts work continued with nineteen members and one guest Mrs Ernest Blackburn present. Prof Davis Lantis of Chico State College joined Mrs Lantis.
A couple will visit her father T Fisher Richter, travel to Ohio and other points, then return to Richter for a period before going home.
A light dessert features filling peach halves with a sweetened whipped cream folded with minced pre served candied ginger. The peach halves are baked or served in sponge cake for a delicate finish.
A 1961 Ottawa Herald clipping envisions a space kitchen for moon missions. The US Air Force ARDC funds a home appliance design featuring a 7 foot diameter forward booster section, a small refrigerator, a three cavity oven, a water system, and squeeze tube foods. Meals heat to 175 degrees in 20 minutes, with waste sealed in self sealing bins, and coffee omitted for weight loss efficiency. The design focuses on dispensing rather than cooking, using dehydrated or preprocessed foods in cans and tubes, all while astronauts remain strapped to seats and use mouthpieces to eat.
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