New Use for Throw-Aways In Quilting Hobby
Mrs. Harvey Caldwell of rural Ottawa salvages fabric to make quilt tops from bundles and yard-sale finds. She has completed 31 tops this year including four Country Garden appliques, often with dresses and aprons transformed into sun bonneted flower baskets. Spools and rods become bedside tables, and unfinished tops vanish to family beds as she records quilt destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DE McGlashon
Harvey Caldwell
Ottawa
Paola
Community Club Calendar and Birth Notice
A compact listing shows weekly meetings for Ottawa area groups including TOPS clubs, Knights, and Soroptimists with times at local venues such as IOOF Hall and the Ottawa Library. A nine month old infant, Kenneth Ray Redifer, son of Airman and Mrs. Cecil R. Redifer of Del Rio Texas, is named with extended family in Lane and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil R. Redifer
del Rio
Tex
Kenneth Ray
Kenneth R. Redifer
Rantoul
Loren Edwards
Lane
Aubrey Thompson
Huntsville
Kenneth H. Redifer
Higbee
Leo C. Storm
North Little Rock
Ark
Herman Edwards
Beagle
Eliza Edwards
Georgie Wade
To Stay Young Stay Active
Virgiline Simmons in Lansing in her mid 70s continues to teach ballet and paint flowers. She runs two studios with assistants in her home and has taught thousands, with eleven pupils turning professional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mich
Virgiline Simmons
Miss Simmons
Lansing Central High School
Chicago
Porter Hotel
Capitol Park
Degapoii
Bloom-White Vows Recited In Waverly
Deborah Bloom and Royal Bloom wedding to Jack White were solemnized July 26 at Waverly United Methodist Church in a candlelight ceremony with white candle decor. Bride wore organza and Venetian lace gown. groom and wedding party featured local names. reception followed in the church basement. bride-to-be set to teach English in Williamsburg. groom operates White Fencing Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Jean Bloom
Richard Dinkle
Waverly
Royal Bloom
Clathe
Jack E. White
Marvin White
Melvern
James Godbey
Waverly United Methodist Church
Jack Garvey
Kansas City
Clyde Burns
Lyndon
Jody Kistner
Dallas Bloom
Robin Whittle
Susie Lockwood
Horton
Jim White
Gary White
Emporia
Robert Thompson
Manhattan
Dennis Robbins
Gary French
Bob Criss
Dorothy Giffin
Janet Butcher
Phyliss Forbes
Paula White
Jill Plumer
Wichita
Kathy Mitchum
Carol Robbins
Emporia State
Williamsburg
ESC
White Fencing
Brown Bag Lunch Safety Tips Backed by Caution
Advice warns brown bag lunches with dried and fully cooked meats like bologna salami and dried beef stay safer, while salads and other fillings in bags or briefcases by young executives can harbor unseen bacteria such as salmonella and staphylococcus.
Problems By Ann Landers Dear Ann Landers
A composite of reader letters on marital strain and child-voiced家庭 concerns. Topics include sexual unfulfillment, parental conflict, and seeking third party counseling. The piece cites varied opinions, suggests counseling, and notes legal nuances on annulment.
Getting Married Herald Notice and Photo Submission Window
Wedding reports and photographs must reach the Herald within two weeks plus ten days for publication. Write ups with photos accepted and used within a month, but may be cut for lateness. Forms available. photos may be black and white or color. Call 242-4700 for questions.
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Herald Office
The
Herald
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Caldwell
LA Sertoma
Myrtle Doman
Hall Knights Progress Chess Club
Ottawa Library
Faith Lutheran Guild Oasis
Forest Park
Zigzaggers
Lela Webster
Kathy Hiatt
First Christian Church
Naomi Group
Hazel James
Lofgreen
Franklin County Action Group
Eckan
Oak Haven
Richmond
Kenneth Redifer
Stars ‘N’ Stripes
Ace Brookes
Needlecraft
Alice Brooks
Core
Ottawa Herald
Needlecraft Dept
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Jack White
Ann Landers
U.S
Phil
Salvation Army
YMCA
Catholic Charities
Saffron Glass Co
S. Walnut
Bob Miller
Ottawa Insurance Agency
Butler’s
Cual
Sanchos
Taco
Kansas
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