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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1962
Page
10
A reader shares kitchen tips from Heloise including using a suede brush as a pan scrubber with hot water and detergent, keeping brown sugar soft by refrigerating wrapped boxes, and freezing angel food cake for easy slicing. A husband thanks the column for practical guidance on domestic duties.
Add a macaroni and cheese casserole with a topping of 1 cup toast cubes dipped in garlic butter. Stir through the casserole just before serving for a crisp garlic note and warm, creamy texture.
Merry-Go-Round Club held a Christmas dinner at Colbern's yesterday before meeting at Mrs. Neal Sayler's home. Mrs. Effie Gould led the business session. Sunshine gifts and a Christmas gift exchange occurred. The penny drill totaled 1.90 dollars. Sunshine sister names were drawn for the coming year. 1963 officers named: Mrs. Harold Stewart president, Mrs. Harry Gilliland vice president, Mrs. Ernest Johnson secretary, Mrs. Ada Edington treasurer. Mrs. Edington helped Mrs. Sayler serve refreshments in a Christmas theme. Fifteen attended.
The First Christian Church CWF group held a Christmas themed meeting last evening at Mrs Charles Gentners home. Mrs Ray Talbott led worship and Mrs Irene Mangum led the lesson with help from Mrs Kenneth Saffron Mrs Jack Porter and Mrs John Gutschenritter. They voted to serve a dinner to the state board at Ottawa plan to prepare boxes of favors for shut ins and to adopt a family for Christmas Gifts were exchanged with Mrs Suffron serving as co host.
In Williamsburg Leo Santee Unit 179 of the American Legion Auxiliary met with Mrs. Charles Bush presiding. Fifteen members and one guest, Mrs. S. T. Thornton, attended. They voted to send 5 to Wadsworth Hospital for Christmas and renewed the Star subscription for another year. Nine of 20 rugs donated from the hospital trip remain to be sold. Louise Edgecomb reviewed the constitution and amendments. A card party is planned for December 13 with hosts. Ten dollars was given for Christmas baskets. Present membership is 47.
Mr and Mrs W K Burroughs of Williamsburg celebrate 66 years of marriage. He is 87 and she 83. They have five sons Earl Howard Clyde Orville Harold one daughter and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. They married in Baldwin on December 8 1896 and have lived in Franklin and Anderson Counties most of their life. No celebration is planned.
Tauy Mission Circle met yesterday with Mrs Lonnie Barnes giving the lesson Miracle of Love assisted by Mrs Wendell Broers and others. Reading included Old Traditions of Christmas and scripture from Luke and Matthew. The group designated 12 dollar love gifts and 2.35 dollar flower offering for Bethel Neighborhood Center in Kansas City and set a December 23 Christmas program at the church.
The Herald announces a weekly prize of five dollars for the best news tip supplied by a reader. Tips should be timely and verifiable, with contributors remaining anonymous if desired.
Assembly No. 136 of the Beauceant elected Mrs. Clarence Keefer as worthy president for 1963 at last evening’s meeting in the Masonic temple. Mrs. R. Lee Finch conducted. Other officers include Mrs. Samuel Shumate, 1st vice president, Mrs. William J. Wright, 2nd vice president, Mrs. Louis Dale, preceptress, and Mrs. Ben Carter, treasurer. Installation is set for Jan 3. Members collected gifts for Osawatomie State Hospital patients’ Christmas party. Afterward, Mrs. Elmer Roth and Mrs. Richard Maxwell served nut breads and coffee.
Socialettes report Mrs G W Ponton program leader and Mrs Melvin Booth devotional leader for First Methodist Church Women’s Society for Christian Service met Wednesday. The theme was Hear the Angels Sing and the gathering took place in the church.
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