Ottawa University Women Learn Crepe Dress Sewing Class
Eighteen freshmen in Ottawa University study crepe dress making in a Clothing Selection and Construction course taught by Miss Ethel Mae Wiggins. The class covers fabrics pattern selection and constructing two piece sheath and jacket outfits with linings and back zippers.
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Ottawa University
Ethel Mae Wiggins
Miss Wiggins
Wiggins
Amanda Rosenquist
Northwest Oklahoma
Oklahoma State University
Pawnee
Okla
Showers Honor Bride-To-Be Cinthia Christian
Cinthia Christian was honored at a Sunday afternoon bridal shower at Mrs. James Ogg’s home. Hostesses were Mrs. Thelma Gage Mrs. Max Alderman and Mrs. Ogg. Forty guests attended many from the town. A handdrawn Mexican heirloom tablecloth and pink white decor highlighted the nuptials set for January 23 with Howard Deputy as groom.
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Cinthia Christian
James Ogg
Thelma Gage
Max Alderman
Ogg
Christian
Howard ‘‘Jeeper
Beauty Everywhere Slides Show Caps Club Meeting
The M P M Club hosted a slide program by Dr. Wallen on Beauty is Everywhere. Guests included Mrs. C W Henning and hostesses Mrs. Harding and Mrs. Nauman with committee selections for next year.
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Je BE
Walelen
C. W. Henning
C. W. Harding
Clarence Nauman
Anchor Building Club
Kathryn McClure
Rayemond Lucas
M. J. Hamilin
R. L. Stevens
John Morton
Wallen
Monument Valley
Arizona
Goulding Trading Post
Navajo Tribal Park
Arizona-Utah
John Ford
Dress pattern for Anne Adams Misses shift 4702
A printed sewing pattern, Misses' sizes 10 through 18, features a crepe or wool shift with a simple ruffle. Pattern 4702 in size 16 requires 3% volumes. price 50 cents, add 15 cents for first class mailing. Mail to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Ottawa Herald New York address. Name address zone size and style number required.
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Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Chili dinner at Church of the Brethren held after service
The Church of the Brethren Loyal Seekers met in the church basement after Sunday services for a chili dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs John Allen. Russell Wray, vice president, led the meeting with twelve members attending. The group planned a future gathering at the Moody home.
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Church of the Brethren
John Allen
Russell Wray
Harry Moody
Organized Sock Plan and Handy Household Tips
A reader shares tips from Dear Heloise era: stock up stocks by dozen, pair washing, detect runs by turning wrong side out, and bag mismatched pairs. Rinse and recycle leftover batter tips, pancake mash, and flouring potatoes for crisp fry. Also notes humorous club, mislaid glasses, sheet folding cues, a comfort resting setup, and repurposed paper dispenser for spices.
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Jane Allen
Heloise
Glaze for Ham Mixture Includes Sugar Wine Pineapple Juice
A glaze suggestion combines light brown sugar with white wine and pineapple juice to coat ham. The recipe emphasizes a sweet fruity base to enhance flavor during glazing.
De Molay Mothers Install Officers in Franklin County
The Franklin County De Molay Mothers Circle held a meeting at the Masonic Temple to install officers led by retiring president Mrs. Howard Smith. New officers include Mrs. Harry Loyd as president and Mrs. Frances Dunn as first vice president. Founder's Night and a 6:30 potluck are planned for February 14 with about 40 attending.
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Franklin County de Molay
Masonic Temple
Howard Smith
F. D. Fogle
Claerence Keefer
Marshall
R. E. Lancaster
Chapain
Harry Loyd
Frances Dunn
Marvin Durbin
Earl Reed
Harry Moody
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Cindy Mueller
Cedarburg
Wis
Jeanne Angell
Kansas City
Kan
Linda Patrick
Middleton
Colo
Miss Christian
Vicki Kelley
Meridee Grifefin
R. H. Kelley
Betty Christian
Howeard
Carlsbad Caverns
Kansas
H. M. Johnson
Gene McDaniel
Owen Fowler
Glenn Sarver
M. H. Welty
George Fuller
J. E. Wallen
Howard Mann
Floribel Lancaster
Blaze
Sara Smeed
Maria T. J
Cathy Saunders
de Molay
Fred Cook
Smith
Howard Huston
Paul Boyke
Jack Kille
Betty Larkin
Marjorie Milton
Sacrifice
Dorothy Cole
Betety Kersley
C. E. Kaeckell
Sentinel
Till Blastoff
Ottawa
Omen
S. Main
Albright
Coats
S.main
Ottawa, Kansas
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