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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1960
Page
3
One of our best desserts using pantry and freezer items. Drain pears and fill with mincemeat. Bake quickly in a hot oven. Serve with vanilla ice cream and arrange stuffed pears atop. Makes 6 to 7 servings.
Golden wedding anniversary observed by Mr and Mrs Wilbur Rader of Spring Hill on December 13. Their children Wilmer and LeRoy families will join for dinner. Ralph Rader and family of Warner Robins, Georgia cannot attend.
The Beta Gamma Christmas party and gift exchange were held last evening at the Lee Casida home with assistant hostesses Mrs. Paul Gaynor and Mrs. Thelma Gage. Members brought gifts for Ransom Memorial Hospital. The group adopted a family for Christmas and sang carols with holiday refreshments and favors.
Roll dough into a long narrow rectangle about a half inch thick and spread with filling. Roll up lengthwise, cut into one inch slices and place in battered muffin tins for even baking.
Mrs. Bob Robinson hosted the Love and Loyalty Club annual Christmas turkey dinner at her home with co host Mrs Jim Robinson. Eighteen members and five children attended along with guests Mr and Mrs Henry Hermreck and Mr and Mrs Charles Hendrix. Members shared unfulfilled past Christmas gift wishes, carol singing and a gift exchange. Mrs Roy Jones won a prize in a Christmas game.
The Highland Avenue Club held its Christmas meeting yesterday at Mrs. Everett Higdon's home. Mrs. Verne White led the business. New secret pal names were drawn for the coming year. New members Mrs. Al Rybolt and Mrs. Dennie Rybolt joined. Refreshments ended the gathering for the 15 members present.
A recipe-like sequence describes serving minted pears on romaine with curried lamb. Pears are cooked in a green tinted sugar syrup, thickened, flavored with peppermint, then poured over fruit and chilled for several hours.
De Molay Mothers Circle elected officers at the Masonic temple meeting led by Mrs. Ollie Burress. Officers chosen included Mrs. Jack Kille president and Mrs. Harry Moody first vice president, with other posts held by Mrs. Paul Boyke secretary and Mrs. L. L. Harrison treasurer. Kansas grand officers attended, including Mrs. Verda Sturm and Mrs. Stella Fleming of Topeka, Mrs. R. E. Lancaster of Lawrence, and Mrs. M. O. Moon of Ottawa, plus past grand presidents Mrs. J. R. Raffelock, Mrs. Lancaster, and Mrs. Fleming. A Christmas party followed with holiday table decorations. Past Ottawa Circle presidents who served refreshments were Mrs. Clarence Keefer, Mrs. F. D. Fogle, Mrs. Charles Burlingham, Mrs. Raffelock, and Mrs. Harrison.
Mrs Charles Patterson delivered a devotional reading titled Service in Little Things at Calvary Baptist W M S meeting last evening. Mrs Francis Arnold hosted. Mrs Fred Rapp reported after the opening hymn. Missionary letters from Harold Ruditi of Ozark Ark and Harold Woolston of San Antonio Tex were read. a prayer season for missionaries followed. plans to meet Dec 23 at Peter Papps home to prepare fruit plates for shut ins.
SOROPTIMISTS with Mrs Hale Blair host a Christmas party. KIWA NI QUEENS led by Mrs C W Henning plan an evening Christmas gathering. VFW Auxiliary Princeton W8C8 and White Shrine WCTU with Mrs Myrtle Graham hold a covered dish dinner.
A layette shower honoring Mrs Wendell Hicks was held Saturday night at Mrs Larry Averill’s Wellsville home. Hosts included Mrs Royce Myers Mrs W E Peterson and Mrs Bill Kyle. A pink cradle held the gifts and the group centered a rock a bye tree on the table. Games were played and the event continued.
The event featured prizes presented to the honor guest and refreshments served on hostess trays. Pink diaper nut cups made of flannel dipped in paraffin were used. There were 26 present.
Mrs. Karl Romstedt presided as annual reports were presented and new officers elected. Elected: Mrs. Clarence Rea worthy commander, Mrs. Louis Dale counselor, Mrs. Lee Finch vice commander, Mrs. Eugene Harford high priest, Fred Gardner secretary, Mrs. Marie Mathis treasurer, Mrs. Jay Todd chaplain, Lee Finch advisor, Mrs. Charles Waymire senior deacon, Mrs. James Young junior deacon, Kennet Liegerot inner guard. Installation set for Jan 6 for these officers and an appointive officer. Dec 19 meeting to collect food for Christmas baskets for needy families. Refreshments served by Mr. and Mrs. Lee Finch, Mrs. Charles Ratliff, and Mrs. M. O. Moon.
Nagging backache or restless nights blamed on over exertion stress or poor habits may disturb sleep. Doan’s Pills advertised for pain relief soothe bladder irritation and mildly diurese, claimed to aid kidney output and restore comfort for a good night’s rest.
The annual Entre Nous Christmas party was held last evening at Mrs. Bob Killoughs home. Assistant hostesses were Mrs. Max Alderman Jr. and Mrs. Barrett Parks. Mrs. Robert Miller won the door prize. In bridge, high score prize went to Mrs. Bob Soph and consolation to Mrs. Howlard Deputy.
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