Imaginative Cooking From a Busy Household Reappears
Mrs. Joe Stephenson preserves a home kitchen in the Grace Episcopal tasting tea era with experiments beyond routine meals. She experiments with Sweet Sour Pork German Spinach Salad and Saurbraten as main dishes, plus an easy chicken dish using Italian dressing and orange marmalade. Her daughters assist, the family tastes every dish, and pork is noted as a best buy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Stephenson
S. Hickory
Grace Episcopal
Herald
Lois Smith
Ann Landers Advice Columns on Love and Discipline
A lighthearted reader exchange spans three letters to Ann Landers. An eight year old signs as Annette asks for kindness from parents. A nineteen year old asks how to know love while dating a man in the army. A husband boasts about spanking his wife and claims different behavior after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Ann Landers
Community Club Listings For Week In Paola
Monday events include Zigzag Club Mrs Clara Davis Paola MPM Club Past Matrons Mrs F A Doman Beta Gamma Mrs Bruce Spears B PW Club dinner Entre Nous Mrs Tom Gleason PEO Founders Day dinner Faith Chapter Gold Star Mothers Garfield Gardeners Mrs Clarence Nauman Jaycee Jaynes Mrs Terry Cox Fee Pae Circle Mrs Walter onl Womens Association First U P Church Jehan Lutheran Guild at church Union Chapel meri prayer circle Joe's Daughter Hawkins Grange Promenaders Square Dance Club Wednesday events feature Richmond Scissor Club Mrs Harriet Johnson Westminster Circles Dorcas Mrs Max Ward Martha Mrs W B Smith Lydia Mrs John Pinder Womens Fellowship Missionary Meeting Church of the Brethren First Baptist WMS Circles Esther Greenman Mrs Wilmer Reynolds Eileen James Mrs C W Heghberg Eleanor Stimson Mrs R N Bundy First Methodist WSCS Circles Deborah Mrs Lloyd Carr Dorcas church library Esther Mrs E G Stith Martha Mrs H W Worthington Rebekah Mrs Guy Briscoe Ruth small dining room at CWF Circles Ruth Mrs Don Waymire Lydia Mrs C E Dawkins Earnest Workers Eastern Star Thursday Baxter Social Hour Mrs Lewis Stewart FLA Gordon Daugharthy home Mrs A S Allen hostess Peoria Ladies Aid N Baptist WMS Recruit Class Mrs Floyd Perkins Helpful Service Class Mrs V C McDowell Richt er WSCS Eagles Auxiliary Friday Senior Club Youth Center Naomi Club Mrs George Starbuck Emery Green Community potluck supper election Wycoff Community potluck
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Beta Gamma
Bruce Spears
B & PW Club
Entre Nous
Tom Gleason
PEO
Faith Chapter
Gold Star
Garfield Gardeners
Clarence Nauman
Jaycee Jaynes
Terry Cox Fee Pae
Cricle
Walter
Richmond Scissor Club
Harriet Johnson
Westminster
Dorcas
Max Ward
Martha
W. B. Smith
Lydia
John Pinder
Church of the Brethren First Baptist
WMS
Esther Greenman
Wilmer Reynolds
Eileen James
C. W. Heghberg
Eleanor Stimson
R. N. Bundy
First Methodist
WSCS
Deborah
Lloyd Carr
Baxter
Lewis Stewart
Gordon Daugharthy
A. 5. Allen
Peoria Ladies Aid
N. Baptist
Floyd Perkins
V. C. McDowell Richter
Eagles
Hints From Heloise Wraps and Kitchen Tips
Readers share household hacks from the old country including wrapping woolens in newspaper to deter moths and vineg ar solutions for glassware. Tips cover preserving silver, removing nicotine spots with cork and salt, matching mismatched gloves by turning them inside out, stringy pumpkin or sweet potato tips via electric mixer, softening dried deodorant, and a psychology of washing dishes first to ease cleanup.
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Heloise
Berlin Bowles
Miscellany on fashion, librarians, and a quirky injury
A light Ottawa miscellany notes women seeking dress advice from trusted friends, junior high fashion quirks, and sweaters. It recalls older dress routines before synthetic fabrics and washers, mentions librarian Mrs. Hester Lortscher finding an 1895 Silas Marner at Kansas, and ends with a cautionary tale about a fall breaking a distal phalanx thumb bone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Arthur Brink
Edmiston’s
Hester Lortscher
University of Kansas Library
Silas Marner
Thelma Williams
Elwin Anderson
Cleo Moore
Milford Monroe
Senior Club Meeting At Youth Center
A strong turnout gathered Friday afternoon at the Youth Center for the Senior Club meeting presided by Mrs. Myrtle Graham. The program opened with the song America and a flag salute, followed by devotions by Mrs. Flora Sherman and a prayer. Readings and discussions on community and country were shared, with refreshments provided by Mrs. Margaret Williams and Mrs. Madge Marcell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youth Center
Myrtle Graham
America
Flora Sherman
Billy Graham
Margaret Williams
Madge Marcell
Cleopatra to open with record $5.50 top ad fee
New York AP reports Cleopatra starring Elizabeth Taylor, Richard Burton and Rex Harrison will charge a top admission price of $5.50, the highest ever for a film. The premiere will be simulcast in 70 cities across the United States and Canada starting June 12, announced by 20th Century Fox.
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New York
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Rex Harrison
United States
Canada
20Th Century Fox
Anniversary Plans for VFW Auxiliary Event
At Thursday meeting VFW Auxiliary members laid plans for an anniversary party next month and voted a food sale on January 16 for the chair fund. Donations included a refrigerator from Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Johnson. Cancer chairman Ed Curby and Leona Husted plan 17 Johnny coats for patients and a sewing session January 17 at 2 p.m. The auxiliary bowling team will compete in Lawrence on the 13th and 14th. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Bob Robinson and Mrs. Rose Abot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Clifford Johnson
Ed Curby
Leona Husted
Victor Sowers
F. C. Wise
Clarence McFadden
Marie Hull
Warner Lutz
Lawrence
Bob Robinson
Rose Abot
94th Birthday for Alex Fisher in Williamsburg
Alex Fisher celebrated his 94th birthday yesterday in Williamsburg. Three of his seven children visited the home: Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kissinger, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Beasley, Ottawa, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Miskimon, Williamsburg.
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Alex Fisher
Williamsburg
Howard Kissinger
Paul Beasley
Ottawa
Ray Miskimon
Quilting Club Members Hold Basket Dinner Event
Fairmount Birthday Club members gathered at the Russell Dyer home after a basket dinner to quilt. Mrs. Chester Ferguson led the business, with kitchen workers Mrs. Harley Hume and Mrs. Edward Ferguson. Mrs. Clifford Carey and Mrs. Leah Smith presented a program. Visitors included Mrs. Ivan Streebin, Mrs. Maude Dyer, Carl Reams, Harley Hume, Edward Ferguson, and one child Brad Ferguson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmount Birthday Club
Russell Dyer
Chester Ferguson
Harley Hume
Edward Ferguson
Clifford Carey
Leah Smith
Ivan Streebin
Maude Dyer
Carl Reams
Brad Ferguson
WSCS Meeting Notes From Princeton Session
Mrs. Cecil Dunn opened with devotions for Princeton WSCS on Thursday and Mrs. Otto Siegele led the lesson aided by Mrs. Goldie Walden and Mrs. Dunn. Mrs. Byron Robison led the business period. The second study starts Jan 15 titled The Rim of Asia led by Mrs. Taylor with the first lesson at 10 a.m. Attendees to bring sack lunches and some time will be spent making cancer dressings. Refreshments for 17 were provided by Mrs. Dale Dieterich and Mrs. Arthur Atchison.
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Cecil Dunn
Princeton Wscs
Otto Siegele
Goldie Walden
Dunn
Byron Robison
A. B. Taylor
Asia
Taylor
Dale Dieterich
Arthur Atchison
Baby Named Kevin Christopher Quepper
The daughter born January 9 to Mr and Mrs Joseph Anthony Quepper of 627 South Mulberry has been named Kevin Christopher. She weighed 6 pounds 6.44 ounces.
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Joseph Anthony Quepper
S. Mulberry
Kevin Christopher
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Insurance Group
Neil Bullock
Little Annette
Dear Ann Landers
Annette
Anne
Midwest
G.I
Hays Hairdressing School, Inc
Beverly Mission
Kans
Hedrick
Clara Davis
Paola Mpm Club
F. A. Doman
Naomi Club
Mrs
George Starbuck
Emery Green
Wycoff
Gretchen
Nancy Maxwell
Dorant
Alice Bright
Lois
Cleo
Redwood
Trene Bellefeuille
Juanita Gregg
Mgr
Ama
Aigorades
Princeton
the Elks of America
Ottawa Elks Lodge
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