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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1964
Page
9
Dear Folks How would you like to have an inexpensive and fascinating hobby Build a castle This one is as old as the hills but we have found a new way to make it that should delight everyone People used to call this a coal [text truncated]
Hints describe making a faux garden with broken brick rocks sponge and laundry bluing in a glass bowl. Wet materials, add water ammonia and food coloring to form crystals that grow into a colorful, Fuji-like display within hours, costing about five cents.
One hundred twenty five attended a farewell basket supper at Trinity Methodist Church for Rev Roy Armstrong and his wife Mrs Armstrong. They left Sunday for new duties in the Kansas City area. The event honored Mrs Armstrong's birthday with a decorated cake. Activities included choral selections, readings, a piano solo, and a vocal solo.
Emily Browns AP Food Editor presents a tuna salad recipe for summer fare. The dish combines salad greens chives julienned ham cheddar cheese and celery with tuna olive oil and wine vinegar. Servings yield three medium portions or four small portions.
The Northside Loyal Tamper ance Legion met Monday at Trinity Methodist Church. Rebecca Anderson led the Scripture lesson Count Your Many Blessings. Mrs. Mary Black ran a memory drill on salutes and pledges. Members raised funds from Christmas seal sales for World Friendship. Proceeds will fund a Young Crusader subscription and educational materials for children in a needy country. Frank and Roger Cannady provided cookies. Donald Dodd gave the benediction.
A layette shower for Mrs. Roger Nearmeyer was held Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Robert Andrews RFD 2. Hostesses were Miss Judy Bayless and Mrs. Ruth Ball. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. J Stephenson and Mrs. James McCrea. Photographs were taken by several guests and helpers assisted in serving to 30 guests.
A dinner honoring Mrs. A. Smith of Richmond for her 92nd birthday was hosted Sunday by her children Miss Etta Blanche Smith of Kansas City and Mr and Mrs Alfred Wilcox of Minneapolis Kan. Relatives and friends attended including Mrs Gertrude Wyatt Mrs Helen Tuxhorn Mrs Judith Keinley of Emporia Lloyd Featherston Overbrook Mabel and Earl Weimer Kansas City Carl Dalghrin Superior Neb Mr and Mrs Wilbur Bailey Mr and Mrs Wayne Culbertson and sons Lyndon Mr and Mrs Maurice Morris Quenemo Mr and Mrs Dewey Schmitendorf Lawrence and Mrs Mae Walters Princeton
A Wednesday gathering titled ACE dinner at North American Hotel features Miss Lanah Cameron and a Church group lineup including FIRST CHRISTIAN CWF FIRST METHODIST WSCS TRINITY METHODIST WSCs FIRST BAPTIST WMS WOMEN'S FELLOWSHIP and other church societies. A 1 p.m. dinner and potluck are planned with WYCOFF COMMUNITY and Esther McCullough listed among participants.
In Coffeyville Kansas Mr and Mrs Charles Hill celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary when they discover a note from World War I sender claiming he took three oranges from their store and left two one dollar bills to repay them. The note was not
Apple appearance guides quality but cooks require the right variety. Delic ious for eating raw, Rome Beauty for cooking, Winesap and Jonathan good for both. Store cold in plastic bag, sort for spoilage, and try Dutch Apple Cake recipe with apples.
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