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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1968
Page
3
Heloise shares practical kitchen hints to keep ice cream firm in freezers and avoid frost. Advice includes freezing in margarine tubs with lids, slicing bricks for snack use, and simple serving from individual tubs to cut dishwashing. Personal notes from readers mention traveling with children and cramped handwriting on forms.
Mr and Mrs Gary Smith, after completing at Emporia State College, stayed Tuesday night in Richmond with Abe Severns and the Smiths. Gary has accepted a marketing post at Phillips Petroleum Co. They will fly to Lafayette, Louisiana next week to visit his parents and sister Terrye Ann before three months training in Memphis Tennessee for his new job.
Mrs Gene Broers hosted the Baxter Social Hour Club on Thursday. Mrs Ernest Sink opened with a song and Psalm 4 for devotions. Members recited the Lord's Prayer and shared New Year resolutions. Hostess gifts went to Mrs Alma Mohr and Mrs Gene Broers. pal gifts to Mrs Royce Gragg Mrs Bill Wood and Mrs Herb Bishop. Mrs David Smith directed games, refreshments served to 16 members and four children.
U S Representative Garner H Shriver will be keynote at the Kansas Council of Women annual meeting in Topeka on Saturday Jan 27 at Hotel Jayhawk The program includes Ruth Hoeflin and State Senator Joseph Harder Moundridge and Wray Enders M D of Kansas City The event opens with coffee at 8 30 a m general meeting at 9 30 a m Luncheon at 12 30 p m costs 2 50 reservations by Jan 24 to Mrs K A MacKinzie 709 Tyler Apt 2 Topeka 66603 Also noted is Mrs W H Hay Ottawa state president of the Auxiliary to the Kansas Veterinary Medical Association and Mrs Verne Alden Wellsville state secretary
National style briefing from the NHLCA meeting in Wichita features a new ruffled curl spring look. Hairdressers from Kansas, Missouri and beyond discussed vertical and horizontal oval silhouettes, light airy curls, and personalized adaptations for short lengths with emphasis on a romantic, upbeat ego lift.
First Methodist W S C S circles held study meetings on Wednesday. Deborah Circle met at Mrs. Paul Overstreet’s home with Ethyle Welton andRobert Kile as cohostesses and twelve members present. Ethyle Welton gave devotions from Peter Marshall’s Prayer book. Franc es Warner led a program on world religions. Dorcas Circle hostess duty by Mrs. Spears with assistants. fourte en members and two guests attended. Olin Wollen led devotions and a Japan knowledge quiz. Martha Circle met with multiple cohostesses and J. W. Dickerson presiding over devotions. John Patrick led devotions and read poems by Howard Sanders. Esther Circle met at the church with fourteen members. Jessie Harold and Lee Peterson hosted Esther Circle. Marjorie Collins presented Six Serving Women.
During Thursday’s meeting Mrs. Carl Eichene berger led Richter W S C S in voting to send purchase money to Church World Service for five blankets. Notes of thanks from elderly and shut ins were read for Christmas gifts. Goals were set to be met by March 1 and World Mission banks to open at February meeting.
Mr and Mrs Elias New of Richmond will be honored at an open house on January 28 at the Richmond Methodist Fellowship Hall to celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary. Relatives and friends are invited to call 2 to 4 p.m. Gifts are politely declined. Hosts are Miss Charlene New and Mr and Mrs Charles Mavity.
Chapter GL hosts Chapter AU for a Saturday luncheon at Westminster United Presbyterian Church. The notice notes bacon slices broiling with edges scored to prevent curling and invites guests to attend the event.
Mrs Betty Christian spoke to the Child Study Club on Wednesday evening presenting wig demonstrations and beauty care tips. Mrs Robert Player shared a report on the club adopted family for Christmas.
Lawrence Craig is the son born January 17 to Dr. and Mrs. Larry J. Buckels of Baltimore Maryland. Ruth Koontz, Ottawa RFD 3, is the maternal grandmother. Sean Michael is the son born January 18 to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hoopes of Enumclaw Washington. He weighed 7 pounds 3 ounces. Grandparents are Ruth Hoopes of 204 Willow and Mr. and Mrs. John Catshall of San Francisco.
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