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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1963
Page
3
A collection of reader tips covering food prep tricks to prevent potato discoloration by soaking in water, peeling with stainless steel tools, and storing cut spuds. plus fabric pressing with foil, pigeon deterrents using pepper bags, and a comforter cover solution. Additional notes include hard boiling eggs in sterilizers and a salt to pepper shaker blend for quick seasoning.
Mike Bennett entertained 16 Merry Notes members and guests Thursday evening at his parents’ home. The program featured Christmas piano music with Kelly Gillette Kathy Gilmore and Ann Ziegler performing a piano trio. The group sang carols, Mrs. M A Welty read the Christmas story, and a gift exchange followed. Refreshments were served by Mr and Mrs Bennett and Mike.
Don Woodward directed a gathering where seventy five boys and many guests were served a turkey menu including ham mashed potatoes green beans and cranberry salad. A long list of donors and groups contributed food money and gifts such as Modern Homemakers Jaycee Jaynes N Baptist WMS Open Door class First Methodist Church and others.
Socialettes Ottawa Assembly No 136 met Thursday evening in the Masonic Temple. Mrs. Harley Gover reported on Benevolence work and Mrs. Wm. Wright on the Special Project. Open Installation set for January 2 1964. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Sam Shumate and Mrs. Oliver Curby.
Susanna Wesley Circle at Trinity Methodist opened with a prayer by Mrs. Carroll Kirkpatrick at Mrs. Jim McGaughs home. Mrs. Marion Coen led devotions. The group planned to give a box of toys to needy children. Meeting date moved to the fourth Monday starting Jan 27 with Mrs. Ben Gilmore. appreciation gift to teacher Mrs. Robert Whitaire. Refreshments served by Mrs. Max Cartmill and Mrs. Max Hunter to 10 members and two guests.
A cooking note suggests heating fruit cake in a double boiler as the dessert and pairing it with a tart lemon sauce for enhanced flavor. The method emphasizes a warm presentation and a bright citrus counterpoint to the dense cake.
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