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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1966
Page
11
Sewing pattern notice for a wrap and button style with smart surplice neckline in care free fabrics. Includes size range details and yardage for size 16 and multiple pattern numbers. Mail to Anne Adams at The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept in New York with name address zone size and style number.
Mrs. Chester A Hall led scripture and prayer for the Adult Class opening at First United Presbyterian Church Friday afternoon. Mrs Eva Dale hosted and reported, Mrs Dollie Head ran the business, and Mrs Roy Bones taught on Women of the Bible. Refreshments were served by Mrs Dale and cohostess Mrs Johnny McEchron. Autumn vegetable skillet dish accompanies fish, with butter onion zucchini pepper tomatoes and spices, yields six servings.
A collection of reader tips on everyday repairs and cleaning. Highlights include waxing floors with a plastic bag barrier, sewing a stretchy button, baby stroller bag for laundry drops, crusting graham cracker pies with plastic gloves, using wire clips as tiny buttons, protecting pans in dishwashing, calming a grandchild with a framed photo, repurposing pan drippings for color in sauces, shielding a sore finger with a hair roller, and draining refrigerators with a suction bulb or meat baster for easy cleaning.
Betty Mangum and Marsha Stevens of Ottawa along with Ronald Daugharthy will serve as head, general and alternate delegates for a Model United Nations session at Kansas State University from Thursday to Saturday. Kansas State’s third Model UN marks campus outreach with independent and foreign students invited to participate.
June 5 wedding planned as Mr and Mrs Albert V Smith of Haysville announce the engagement of their daughter Connie to Phillip Stanly Burress son of Mr and Mrs Ollie Burress. Connie completes a two year secretarial program at Emporia State College and Delta Zeta sorority. Phillip Burress will graduate in May with a BA in Business Administration from Emporia State and is a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon.
Potato lovers enjoy a bright picture as 1965 harvests swell with abundant stocks. The USDA notes potatoes as a plentiful food while new ready to eat forms expand shelf options. One third of the crop goes to processing, boosting convenience and variety.
A compact schedule lists leaders and groups including Mrs. Bill Baldwin, Mrs. H. A. Ward, Mrs. Ruby Terrill, Priscilla, Mrs. Elmer Sieg, Grace, Mrs. Myrtle Proffitt, Mrs. G. W. Ponton for various circles and auxiliaries at LAFALOT Trinity and First Christian Church activities.
Mrs. Bertha Ogle hosted Socialettes Sunday dinner guests including Warren Price and family and Susan DeShazer from Kansas City, Willard Ogle and family, Mae Barber, Bill Ogle and Ernie from Ottawa. Ottawans Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Pope hosted. Topeka natives Verne Garrett Raymond Hosler and Oscar Graham joined, with Ed Birt from Topeka and Lawrence Fortune from San Diego also present.
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