New Foods Reflect Trends in Homemaker Dining
Miss Mildred Walker of Manhattan spoke at the First Methodist Church about how new foods fit modern life. She cited Crimson Sweet watermelon, yoghurt, pancake mix in a shaker, aerosol toppings, disposable meat thermometer, and new seasoning packs as time saving innovations driving a 65 percent growth in diet foods. Sales of fancy foods rose to about $3 million last year as regional and foreign tastes spread, with preference given to taste, convenience, quality, and cost.
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Walker
Kansas
Truman Milton
John Hamerickhouse
Bruce Fleming
Jacark Pea
Carl’ Ryder
Earl Gilliland
Missionary Meeting and Day Care Center Fees Change
Mrs. Clarence Bledsoe led the Nazarene Missionary Society meeting with devotions by Mrs. Bill Fowler and a Syria study led by Mrs. George Dunkin. Franklin County Day Care Center adjusts hours to 7:45 a.m. to 5:16 p.m. for full day and 7:45 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. for half day with weekly charges rising to 15 dollars and 7.50 dollars plus 30 cent meal each. the center seeks community funds and offers illness allowances. Financial aid is available via Federal funds through the Children’s Bureau. The center reports growing enrollment and calls for more volunteer and professional preschool staff.
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Clarence Bledsoe
Nazarene Missionary Society
Bill Fowler
George Dunkin
Syria
Clara Geiss
Franklin County
Dee
Children’s Bureau
Losocal Social Welfare Board
Ned Roberts
F. R. Benedett Jr
Engagement Told For Lois Neis and Wallace Windett
Engagement announced by Mr and Mrs Fred H Neis of Eudora for their daughter Lois Marie Neis to Wallace E Windett son of Mrs Edith Windett and the late Sherman Windett Quenemo Miss Neis is bookkeeper for Farmers Elevator Co Eudora graduate of Eudora Rural High School and Draughtons College of Commerce Kansas City Windett graduate of Ottawa High School attended Ottawa University and is employed by Bankers Paint and Wallpaper Co Topeka
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Fred H. Neis
Eudora
Lois Marie Neis
Wallace E. Windett
Edith Windett
Sherman Windett Quenemo
Miss Neis
Farmers Elevator Company
Eudora Rural High School
Draughtons College of Commerce
Kansas City
Windett
Ottawa High School
Ottawa University
Banker’s Paint and Wallpaper Co
Topeka
Auxiliary Plans Fund-Raising Taco Night for Salk Institute
Auxiliary No. 2700 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles met Thursday evening led by Mrs. Dick Hamm to discuss a fund-raising project for the Salk Vaccine Institute. The group honored Pat Maloney for signing the most new members in two months and distributed a mystery package and capsule drawing prizes.
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Tony Aerie
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Salk Vaccine Institute
Dick Hamm
Pat Maloney
Harold Pratt
Loren Keller
Vote To Sell Parsonage Peoria Ladies Aid Meeting
Peoria Ladies Aid voted Thursday afternoon to sell the E A B parsonage. Mrs Clara Rogers hosted. Mrs Martin Lovell read Psalm 90 and led devotions on The Forgotten Beatitudes. Mrs Ira Dean gave a missionary lesson. An invitation from Richter W S C S to attend March 17 was read. Present were Mrs Dora Weaver Mrs Maude Evans Rev and Mrs Richey.
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Peoria Ladies Aid
E.A.B
Clara Rogers
Martin Lovell
Harry Fisher
Leisure Hour Club Meets in Richmond
Eleven members of the Leisure Hour Club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Bob Crick in Richmond. Mrs. Henry Wilson gave the program on Citizenship and Mrs. George Atchison directed recreation. The March 9 meeting will be with Mrs. Joe Wittman.
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Leisure Hour Club
Bob Crick
Richmond
Henery Wilson
George Atchison
Joe Wittman
Music Club Entertained at Wittmeyer Home
Susan Wittmeyer hosted the Junior High Music Club at her parents home. Members and guest Gayle Wittmeyer played piano solos, Vicki Strehlow and Susan won prizes for practice hours. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Wittmeyer and Mrs. Stevens. Jean and Joan Fitzgerald will entertain the club in April.
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Susan Wittmeyer
A. H. Wittmeyer
Gayle Wittmeyer
Vicki Strehlow
Susan
R. L. Stevens
Baxter Social Club Meets at Baxter Hour Club
Mrs. Keith Page presided at the Baxter Social Hour Club session Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Byron Mohr and Mrs. Dorman Hurt read devotions while Mrs. Charles Redman directed recreation. Mrs. John Sink received a pal gift and Mrs. Mohr a hostess gift. Refreshments were served. Present were 13 members, one guest Mrs. Sharon Wadsworth, and five children.
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Keith Page
Baxter
Byron Mohr
Dorman Hurt
Charles Redman
John Sink
Mohr
Sharon Wadsworth
Scissors Club Meeting in Richmond Hosts Eleven Women
Eleven women and four children attended the Scissors Club meeting on Wednesday with Mrs. Joe Wittman of Richmond. The March gathering will be with Mrs. Fred Kuiken.
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Scissors Club
Joe Wittman
Richmond
Fred Kuiken
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