Christmas Dinner For Class Party
Earnest workers hosted a Christmas dinner during an all day church meeting. Committees handled kitchen dining and gifts with carols readings and readings of Christmas poems. Seventy five calls were reported. next meeting set for January 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Ferguson
Cora Melcher
Gertrude Day
Ben Gibson
Myrtle Proffitt
Grace Baughman
S. Ella Porter
Elsie Harbour
Madge Wallace
R. L. Kirkpatrick
Dinner For Auxiliary Christmas Meeting and Gift Exchange
The Eagles Auxiliary met Thursday evening led by Mrs. Dick Hamm, followed by the annual Christmas dinner and gift exchange with 36 present. Plans were made for a family dinner at 1 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 19 for members only, Santa bringing candy and toys for children. Mrs. Orville Jones and Mrs. Max Likes celebrated birthdays.
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Eagles
Dick Hamm
Santa
Orville Jones
Max
Misses' Pattern 4549 Jumper and Blouse Ad
Misses' Sizes 10 12 14 16 18 20 jumper and blouse pattern 4549 offered. Includes yardage: jumper 2% yards 64 inch fabric blouse 15 yards 35 inch. Price fifty cents plus 15 cents handling. Mail to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Ottawa Herald New York address with name address zone size and style number.
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Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 117Th St
New York
N. Y
Peoria Ladies' Aid Meeting Details and Christmas Story
A Peoria Ladies' Aid gathering met at 2 p m Thursday at Mrs Adell Deans home. Mrs Martin Lovell opened with the 90th Psalm and prayers were offered by Mrs Ira Dean. Readings included Isaiah 9 and Luke 2 with a gift exchange and hostess refreshments. Pastor Rev William Richey and Mrs Richey attended. Next meeting set for Jan 20 with Mrs Lovell.
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Peoria Ladies’ Aid
Adell Dean
Martin Lovell
Ira Dean
Maude Evans
William Richey
Richey
Lovell
Beauceant Initiation and Christmas Gift Efforts
The Beauceant initiated five members Thursday evening with Mrs. William Wright presiding. Mrs. Co J Pence reported 103 Christmas gifts 84 cards and 32 dozen cookies were taken to Osawatomie State Hospital. Plans were made to give a Christmas basket to a needy family. Refreshment committee included Mrs. Wright Mrs Arthur Brink Mrs Louis Dale Mrs Allen Shumate and Mrs Pence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wright
Co. J. Pence
Osawatomie State Hospital
Wright
Arthur Brink
Louis Dale
Allen Shumate
Pence
Nutty Fruitcake Dish Easy With This Recipe
A compact 1950s recipe for light fruitcake uses ready-to-use dried fruit and nuts. It guides mixing, pan prep, and baking times with two loaf sizes, then cooling and wrapping for holiday gifts. Includes ingredients such as dried apricots, mixed fruit and peel, cherries, pecan halves, flour, butter, sugar, eggs, lemon rind, and baking powder.
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Cecily Brownstone
Associated Press
Socialettes Christmas dinner by Ottawa club noted
The Ottawa Business and Professional Women's Club will hold its annual Christmas dinner at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday December 21 at Mrs. Ralph Loyd's home with a one dollar love gift to a nurse in a home. Sarah and Elizabeth W.S.C.S. Circles of First Methodist met at Mrs. Mike Newmaster's home with six teens present.
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Ottawa Business and Professional Women’s Club
Ralph Loyd
Sarah
Elizabeth
Social Hour Club Meets for Christmas Meeting
The Baxter Social Hour Club met on Thursday with Christmas carols led by the group. Hostess Mrs. Don Waymire received a gift, and Mrs. Dorman Hurt shared Christmas poems before prayers. Members guessed secret pals at roll call and drew new names, with Mrs. James Allen and Mrs. Paul Mohr receiving pal gifts as plates of candy were passed.
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Baxter
Don Waymire
Dorman Hurt
James Allen
Paul Mohr
Circles Make Fruit Plates Circle Hosts At Church Event
The Velma Larson and Helen Gilbert led CWF Circles of First Christian Church in a Thursday evening session to prepare fruit plates for shuteins. Mrs Jules Doty supervised the study and Mrs Dora New led the worship service. A candlelight service titled As Light Bearers closed the gathering, with hostesses Mrs F D Fogle Mrs Frank Holden Mrs William Wheeler and Mrs Aaron Drumright assisting.
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Velma Larson
Helen Gilbert
Sing Carols by Liberty Social Hour Club Members
Liberty Social Hour members met Thursday with Mrs. Ben Shambaugh and daughter-in-law Mrs. Clay Shambaugh assisting. Paola and Mrs. George Graves presented three Christmas poems. Mrs. Ray Angleton read a thank-you note from Osawatomie State Hospital for patient gifts. New secret pal names were drawn. dessert and coffee were served to nine members and three children.
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Liberty Social Hour Club
Ben Shambaugh
Clay Shambaugh
Paola
George Graves
Ray Angleton
Osawatomie State Hospital
Frosted sherbet glasses for fruit compote serving
Recommend serving fruit compote in frosted sherbet glasses. Rim glasses with lemon juice, then dip in granulated sugar. Chill in refrigerator so frost sets for a festive presentation.
Heloise Shares Phone Ring Tip With Readers
Heloise explains how to adjust a phone’s ringer using the small silver wheel beneath the handset to change ring loudness. The note invites readers to try the quieting or louder setting and addresses complaints about missed calls.
Dear Heloise Carbon Paper Cleaning Tip Time
A reader asks about adjusting a device wheel while cleaning and using rubbing alcohol to lift carbon stains from carbon paper. The note from Mrs Mark Fenknopt suggests using alcohol as a cheaper alternative to dedicated soap products.
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Heloise
Mark Fenknopt
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