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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1963
Page
6
Mrs Bray of 722 W 4th shares dessert and cooking notes including Cherry Dream Pie with a graham crust and cream cheese topping, Shura Nuff barbecued brisket with foiled bake and sauce, a Favorite Jello Salad served as dessert, and a cheesecake recipe with cheese filling and sour cream topping.
A reader recounts hosting new neighbors from out of state, introducing them to locals and sharing services. The couple then socializes with the reader’s friends without reciprocating, prompting questions about fairness and boundaries. The advice suggests light guidance on gracious limits.
Unflavored gelatin is sprinkled over cold water to let granules swell. Then hot liquid is added and the mixture is stirred to disperse the gelatin evenly. This technique ensures smooth dissolution and uniform texture in gelatin recipes.
Miscellany notes that the Chicago 1962 home demonstration agents gathering themed updating our profession. Genevieve Callahan and Lou Richardson outlined how to write for homemakers using the jelly making analogy. They stressed extracting the juice of ideas, forming a topic sentence, and keeping writing cohesive like a well-made jelly.
Rev Ned M Roberts pastor of First Christian Church spoke at the WSCS program on Wednesday. He showed Belgian Congo films and shared country articles. Mrs Roy Armstrong led devotions and introduced traveling vocalist Louise Malone Braxton who sang Bless This House.
The Stitch and Chatter club of Pomona contributed to the polio fund at a meeting led by Mrs. Cecil Frieden. Opening numbers included group songs and the Lord's prayer. Members answered roll call with Hints from Heloise and planned a March potluck luncheon with Mrs. Jack Nelson. Bingo provided entertainment. visitor Mrs. Glenn Neill attended.
Dear Heloise shares practical quick fixes from using a pint jar to dissolve gelatin in hot water and chilling with ice, to dividing gelatin into two jars for kids, dusting dough with powdered sugar, refrigerating spices to keep color, and using a shower cap to cover a waffle iron.
Mrs. Jack Beauchamp hosted a layette shower Thursday for Jeri Louis Kiefer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Kiefer of Pomona. Mrs. John Staadt assisted. pink and white theme featured a doll centerpiece and a large pink heart. Contest prizes went to four guests, with fifteen adults and eight children attending.
The Tolly Mission Circle met Thursday to support a Ottawa University scholarship student. Hostess Mrs Mahlon Smith opened with prayers from Mrs Raymond Mock and business led by Mrs Rodney Fritts. Lesson titled Stop Look and Love. Flower fund $1.25. Closing Lord's Prayer led by Mrs George Hull. refreshments served by Mrs Lonie Barnes.
Socialettes Sigma Chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa voted Thursday evening to contribute $5 to the sorority exchange teachers plan. Mrs. Ralph Armstrong hosted with assistance from Mrs. Henry Staadt. slides from a Niagara Falls trip were shown. The Bernhardt School of Dance will present a Lincoln PTA Program revue Monday evening featuring Starlene Whitcomb Dee Ann Snyder Joe Steve Teresa Salb Jane Robson Carla Pence Sondra Loyd Margaret Henning Sondra Clark Lisa Bibi Birzer and Mary Lou Brady.
The Far and Near Club held a potluck at Mrs. Helen Kersley’s home. Guest visitors Mr. and Mrs. Clate Lewis attended. The group opened with a sing led by Mrs. Hannaman, piano by Mrs. Harold Bones, and a Valentine themed centerpiece by Mrs. Birdie Macy. Members shared favorite months and winter hobbies during roll call. A Valentine box was opened by Mrs. Ronald Atchison and door prize went to Mrs. Darrell Macy.
Baxter Social Hour club voted five dollar contributions to the March of Dimes and the heart fund at the meeting Thursday. Mrs Ernest Sink hosted and received a hostess gift from Mrs Lewis Stewart. Mrs Max Shoemaker presided opening the meeting with group singing. Mrs James Allen gave devotions followed by the Lord s prayer. For roll call members read Valentine verses. Mrs William Bishop planned the entertainment. Winning prizes in games were Mrs John Link, Mrs Keith Page, Mrs Allen, Mrs Stewart and Mrs Shoemaker. Refreshments were served.
Cooks cut green peppers lengthwise halves before stuffing. Halves may be parboiled about five minutes prior to adding the filling.
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