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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1966
Page
7
Dear Heloise shares space saving tricks using twelve clamp skirt hangers to hold two pants per clamp totaling 24 items per hanger. She also describes repurposing a half gallon milk carton half to carry and empty ash trays, reducing trips and odors.
Sewing pattern notice describes a slim dress and jacket in linen or wool with scalloped yoke, sizes 34 to 44 and 48. Includes yardage estimates for size 36 dress three yards, jacket 25. Pattern price 50 cents plus 15 cents postage. Mail to Anne Adams pattern dept New York with name address zone size style number. Catalog offer includes 125 top shapes and a free pattern clip coupon.
After two opening hymns Mrs A W Keefer led devotions at the North Baptist W M S meeting on Wednesday afternoon Mrs Jim Anderson spoke on The Dayuma Story describing mission work among Ecuadorian Indians Mrs David Bettge presided and Mrs J A Daugherty outlined White Cross Work A vote approved monetary gifts planned clothing packing for missionaries March 8 Mrs C E Keith dedicated the love gift and offered the closing prayer Guests included Mrs Kenneth Suffron with refreshments served by Mrs Daugherty and Mrs Robert Carr
Women from Bethany Chapel Baptist and St Paul A M E churches honored Mrs S E Hopkins at a layette shower Tuesday evening. A pink heart cake with a baby doll topped the serving table while napkins were folded as diapers. A miniature stork figure held a baby while games about baby clothing entertained twenty six guests. Hostesses were Mrs Willene Williams Mrs Jessie Allison Thelma Small Gladys Swindell and Jean Bartlett.
Mr and Mrs Arthur G Long of Princeton announce the engagement of their daughter Joy to Douglas Pierson son of Mr and Mrs Max Pierson of 825 East Wilson A late June wedding is planned Joy graduates in June from the University of Kansas with a mathematics education major Douglas attends Pittsburg State College and works at McNally Manufacturing Company in Pittsburg
Ottawa members attended a Med ical Assistants meeting at Roberta's tea room in Paola where Dr. Rex Stanley spoke on Cystic Fibrosis. Guests included Mrs Argrette Bibb and six Ursulettes from Ursuline Academy. Dalene Waymire earned general biology course honors and wrote a report on Light Concentration effects. Peggy Gosney engaged to Mr Caylor. funeral in Osawatomie for Wayne Mittchell. Myra Droge joined Washburn University's Angel Flight. The Arnold Air Society and AFROTC spotlighted. Lafalot Club hosted by Mrs Ward with ten present.
Mrs. Mike Newmaster spoke to the Medical Auxiliary at Mrs. Ruby Terrill's home. She covered the Franklin County Association for Retarded Children. The auxiliary will plant geraniums at the hospital grounds on May 15, with Mrs. J F Barr as chair. Guests included Mrs. Wayne Blair and Mrs. John E Clark.
Mrs Charles Waymire was initiated as a new member by the Past Commanders Club of the Order of True Kindred on Wednesday evening. Mrs Lee Finch presided at Mrs G W Ponton's home while Mrs Flora Sherman led devotions. Members prepared sunflower corsages for the supreme conclave to be held in Wichita in April.
Senior Club gathers Friday at the Youth Center, and WSCS hosts a World Day of Prayer service at First Methodist. Union Chapel hosts the World Day of Prayer observance with community participation at Baxter Community.
Priscilla W.S.C.S. Circle of Trinity Methodist Church discussed The Early Church and You on Wednesday. Guest Mrs. Max Cartmill led the study, with Mrs. Mina Stoffer hosting and presiding, opening with a prayer. After a closing prayer, Mrs. Stoffer served refreshments assisted by Mrs. Henry Alban.
A reader laments her husband Zellic’s cold stance toward expecting a baby and tax timing. The column rebukes the suggestion to delay birth for a tax deduction, notes the April 15 filing deadline, and cautions about inappropriate remarks. A second reader asks for a yes or no answer about a 10 day camping trip proposal for their 16 year old daughter and her boyfriend. The answer: No, and appreciation for making it easy.
Tuesday evening program at St. Joseph's Center featured the film A Manner of Speaking by David Korte, courtesy of Southwestern Bell Telephone Company. Mrs. Rose Abbott presided and introduced new member Mrs. Phillip Parker. A Lenten regulations discussion followed. Mrs. John Ochs to head leper benefit sewing project at the Center each Tuesday afternoon during Lent. Mrs. Walter Dengel won the door prize. Refreshments served to 29 members by Circle One under Mrs. M M Green.
Members of the Warren C. Black Unit American Legion Auxiliary sewed rag rags for the Wadsworth V A Hospital. Mrs C E Buckner was hostess, with Mrs R E Lancaster as co hostess. Refreshments were served to 12 members as discussion covered reporting chairmen to the Second District.
A hearty tossed Sardine Salad combines tomatoes, greens, cucumber and cheddar with a Tomato Dressing. Drain sardines and arrange over the tossed salad for two large servings. garnish with seasoning and pepper and a splash of oil and vinegar if desired.
Local repair shop ALBRIGHT'S case 7 i details unclear. Readable fragments show reference to service repairs and potential consumer guidance for bringing items for maintenance. No dates or concrete outcomes present.
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