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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1967
Page
3
Variety guides how to prepare grapefruit from halved segments to scooped pulp. Tips include adding sugar, salt, or honey for flavor, with recipes for broiled halves and baked desserts. The Department of Agriculture notes a 10 percent larger crop this season, encouraging fresh eating and winter meal variety.
Mrs. W. W. Becker appointed committees Thursday evening for the Past Noble Grands Club of Hazel Rebekah Lodge No. 175. Courtesy, program, calling, yeare book, and other duties were assigned to named members. A drapes purchase committee was formed with Mrs. Viola Beasley, Mrs. H. H. Feuerborn, and Mrs. O. L. Breckenridge. Mrs. Hamner led the program. friendship gifts were received from several sisters. members paid dues and shared Bible verses. refreshments were served by Mrs. Good and coshostesses.
A bridal shower was given for Barbara Rybolt, who will marry Tom Hickman on January 21. Hosts Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Payne arranged a Tangerine themed evening at the Harry D. Brown home. Prizes went to Mrs. Ben Gilmore, Mrs. Leo Johnson and Mrs. Elsie Ramsey. Twenty guests attended with others sending gifts. The attendees were former neighbors from North Cedar block 1000.
Mrs Neva Swanson chaired the Alpha Study Club gathering in Rantoul on January 18 with 12 members present. Guest Mrs Goldie Binns of Fall River attended. The session featured reading and discussion of topics. Mrs Bessie Miller was announced to entertain the club in February. Refreshments were served.
The Thursday meeting with Mrs. Marion Coen featured a report on the club's Christmas sharing. Mrs. Don Randel received an anniversary gift. The hostess led quizzes for recreation. At the close Mrs. Ray Angleston helped serve refreshments to nine attendees.
Dear Heloise recommends whipping butter or oleo with honey or preserves to create a spread that behaves well on bread. The whipped butter stays in place even when cold and keeps the preserves from running, reducing mess.
The WSCS session highlights a lesson titled Rediscovered Manpower with Mrs. Truman Milton leading on Thursday. Assistants included Mrs. Humphrey and others. devotions by Mrs. Monfort. remarks on World Day of Prayer Feb 10. future study course beginning Feb 19. reports on Chippewa Girl Scout Camp. senior club activities. social guests shared church memories. and home tips from readers.
Reader letters share frugal tricks from Mrs. W. Benzien in using thimble for decorating, clip pins for drapery pleats, and boiling before jelly glaze. Other notes include reheating mashed potatoes with leftover baby food to entice a fussy infant and adding fruit to puddings for flavor.
In celebration of their 50th wedding anniversary, Mr and Mrs Claude Guy invite relatives and friends to an open house at 926 N Sycne more on Sunday January 22 from 2 to 5 pm. They were married January 20 1917 in El Reno Oklahoma and have lived in Ottawa since 1926 except for periods elsewhere. They have three children 14 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
Mrs. Arthur Brink presided Thursday evening for the Social Order of the Beauceant as new appointments were made. Reports from the recorder, treasurer, oracle, and benevolent committee chairmen were presented. Mrs. R. Lee Finch led the auditing committee with a full report and plans for the year were announced.
Chapter AU hosts a Founder's Day luncheon at Senior High with a dinner for City Teachers Wives and guests. The event highlights PEO activities and community support for education and girls’ scholarship programs.
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