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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1961
Page
9
A practical guide for freshmen girls on college attire. It advises you not to buy a completely new wardrobe, since most outfits won’t look dated. It stresses mixing casual wear with a few dressy pieces and choosing versatile skirts and shoes suited to campus life and different events.
A campus note warns dorm residents to pack extra socks and a sturdy house coat for after hours meetings and breakfast. It urges labeling every garment, preventing theft of unmarked items, and to avoid leaving clothes in the laundry room and to reclaim items promptly once dry.
Naomi Chib has cancelled the Aug 18 gathering. The next meeting will be a pot luck on Sept 15 at Mrs. Harry Lord's home. Baking Hint notes that buttermilk in cake batter makes it thicker than with regular milk.
Crumbs are made by drying stale bread with soft crusts removed. Cut off crusts, dry in a slow oven, then run the bread through a grinder to produce fine dry crumbs suitable for cooking.
A brief note highlights green cabbage salad tasting good and looking attractive when garnished with sliced cooked beets or pickled beets. The description emphasizes plain or pickled beet garnish options for the dish.
Lois V Hunt and Norman Hildebrandt both of Ottawa were married in a Nazarene Church ceremony Tuesday evening. The church featured peach bouquets and was officiated by Rev. Ralph Edwards with Mrs Edwards singing. Attendants were Arland Hildebrandt, parents Everett Finch and Henry Hildebrandt, and the couple will reside in Princeton after a trip to Oklahoma.
Ata Chapter No 3 members joined the 78th annual grand sessions of Prince Hall Grand Chapter. Order of Eastern Star gathering in Emporia on August 14 drew Ottawa participants Jean Barrett worthy patron Thelma Small association Eva Armstrong associate conductress Marion Wilson treasurer Lloyd Wilson patron Freeda Wilson grand treasurer.
Community note lists VFW Auxiliary Elm Grove Club activities with Mrs. Rober Underwood as hostess for C.W.F. Group IV and Mrs. Albert Hamm organizing the picnic supper with Mrs. Lonnie Barnes and Tally Mission Circle involvement.
Choose skirts and overblouse styles with flattering fits. Pay fifty cents per pattern plus ten cents for first class mail. Send to Anne Adams at Pattern Dept. 243 West 17th Street New York 1 NY with name address zone size and style number printed clearly.
Beatrice Cooke Meadow Gold home economist shares a warm party dessert idea. Pineapple cubes are fried in an egg milk batter to create a puffy melt in the mouth coating. The recipe calls for oil flour salt egg and milk mixed smooth then dipped pineapple dried and fried two to three minutes.
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