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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1963
Page
7
A 22 year old campus student known as Baby Face asks Ann Landers for help with skin and beard issues. Her solution suggests shaving lightly to alter appearance and boost confidence amid campus taunts. This column also covers a mother asks about conflict with a permissive husband and children’s behavior.
Senior Club No 1 met with 21 members yesterday in the Youth Center led by Mrs Myrtle Graham. They opened with America and flag salute, sang songs with Mrs Lillian Spears at the piano, and shared jokes and clippings. Refreshments were served by Mrs Margaret Williams and Mrs Madge Marcel.
Socialettes Acorn Club chose officers Mrs. Otto Seigle as president Mrs. Grace Herring as vice president Mrs. Clifford James as secretary Mrs. Clarence as treasurer and Mrs. Grant Carey as reporter after a potluck dinner The Venables family of 202 Maple were noted as Victor ia Waylene Venables’ family with grandparents listed in Williamsburg and Bellaire
Ken Kraft excerpts reveal Burpee seed company president predicting new garden vegetable varieties and witty remarks about aging. The column suggests future crops like a tree tomato a scentless cabbage and stringless celery. Also notes a Penn State home study hatmaking course and a humorous 3rd grade spelling anecdote.
A fragment from Mrs. Milton Jameson shares Apple Spice Dessert and Beef Noodle Bake recipes, plus Hot Tea Punch and a simple green bean dish. The notes describe serving contexts, ingredients, and basic instructions suitable for a sorority setting and family meals.
Dear Heloise offers home methods to remove rubber heel marks from wood floors using baking soda on a dry cloth, dry wiping, wax reapplication, and even lighter fluid with caution. She notes genuine rubber leaves fewer marks and shares tips for sewing and dashboard glare with practical, nontechnical steps.
The Naomi Club gathered for a memorial service yesterday honoring Mrs William Boucek with Mrs George Starbuck present. Attendees included Mrs W L Pickering Miss Alta OFlaherty Mrs Sam Johnston Mrs Harry Loyd and Mrs Starbuck with co hostess Mrs Arlene Nelson. deovations were led by Mrs Ben Gibson. A finance committee was named including Mrs W L Pickering Mrs H H Feuerborn Mrs Johnston Mrs Carl Furman Mrs C L Breckenridge and Mrs Harry Brink. A projects committee was formed with Melvin Sellers G W Ponton Lee Shobe Starbuck Mark Rice and J R Raffelock. Ben Gibson named devotional chair and Shobe Gibson Johnston to the calling committee. A white elephant sale and Valentine exchange planned for next meeting.
FLA Club members met for roll call and historical facts at a gathering hosted by Mrs. A S Allen at her daughter Mrs Gordon Daugharthys home. Mrs Sam Shumate presided. Officers elected were Mrs Shumate president Mrs Morris Ferguson vice president and Mrs Raymond Gillette secretary treasurer. Mrs J E Berry won the mystery prize with guests Mrs I B Kinell Mrs Tone Dragon and Mrs H A Ward winning historical game and contest prizes. Names were drawn for secret friends with guest Mrs Floyd Snider also present.
A compact listing of local club meetings for the week includes the Omega Chapter Beta Sigma Phi at Mrs. Leland Gilliland, Roundabout Club at Mrs. F. A. Trump, Trinity Wesleyan Service Guild, Woman's Association at First U.P. Church, True Kindred installation at the Masonic temple, and U.S. Army Mothers sewing session. Also noted are PEO Founder’s Day dinner at North American Hotel, Bustles Square Dance Club, Omicron and Exemplar Beta Sigma Phi chapters, Child Study, Tot-To-Teen, Brilton Music Club, Rebekahs, Sweet Adelines, Far and Near at Valley View, Soroptimists, Susana Wesley WSCS Circle, VFW Auxiliary, White Shrine, and The Senior Club at Youth Center.
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