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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1958
Page
10
Anne Adams offers Printed Pattern 4593 for a girls dress and jerkin set. Sizes 6 through 14, with a size 10 dress using 344 yards of 35 inch fabric and jerkin requiring 1 yard. Printed directions accompany each pattern part. Requests fifty cents plus five cents mailing.
Productive listing request printed by Paterson department seeks NAME and ADDRESS with ZONE and STYLE NUMBER for mailing. No additional details or context provided.
Carrilee Shipps was the guest of honor at a linen shower hosted by Mrs. Gerald Anderson. Miss Shipps is to wed Phillip Whitaker on Sunday. Pink and white decor, gifts on a bride doll table, and prizes for Mrs. Kissinger and Shipps highlighted a gathering with numerous invited guests.
Orlis Cox of Ottawa High School spoke on Physical Fitness for Children at last evening's Tol-To-Teen Club session hosted by Mrs. Floyd Smith and Mrs. Lester Davidson at the Smith home. Card sales for the club dental care project raised $25. New member Mrs. R. E. Boyer joined. Guests Mrs. Charles Queen and Mrs. Wayne Garrett attended with 14 members present.
A simple course pairs browning sardines with deviled eggs celery hearts pimiento and romaine inner leaves. Pass the olive oil and wine vinegar to finish the dish.
Oklahoma City reports famed dancer Alexandra Danilova urged women to take up ballet or garden for fitness. She said classical ballet movements are the best exercise for a woman's body and that daily drills are essential, even with weekly studio visits. Danilova, 110 pounds, noted her Russia training, Ballet Russe tenure, and current work with American Ballet Theatre in New York. She praised gardening for stomach fitness and warned a housewife must stay attractive to her husband or risk losing him, likening love to an orchid needing care.
Pridas led by local organizers launches a community project in LAND CREEK aiming to improve housing and public spaces. The initiative involves residents from nearby HOOD neighborhoods, focusing on safety, green spaces, and youth programs to foster district cohesion.
Mrs. Gayle Twyman and her baby Frederick visit her in laws Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Twyman while awaiting a Kansas City home. Her husband, a Hallmark Cards employee, transferred from Denison Iowa. Julie Frear celebrated her fourth birthday with a party at Miss Clara Kaiser’s nursery school. Parents Bill and Julie Frear brought decorated cakes and candles. Nine games and activities were played with Betsy Rogers Johnny Sweigart Wint Winter David Wellington David Hermreck and Bob Killough among the attendees.
A series of birth notices records several newborns. Becky Dunn, daughter of L D Murray and wife in Montrose Colorado, born January 12, weighs 7 pounds 6 ounces. Deborah Elaine Smith, daughter of Bud Smith and Phyllis Jones, born December 29 in Olathe Colorado, weighs 7 pounds 4 ounces. Joseph Duane Ferguson, son of James A Ferguson and wife, born January 19 at Ransom Memorial Hospital, weighs 7 pounds 12 ounces. Daniel Howard Brooks, son of Owen H Brooks and wife, born January 19 at Overbrook, weighs 9 pounds 6 ounces.
Cooking note from Mrs Edward Woodsum RFD 4 a Cen tropolis HDU member outlines a date pudding dessert. Ingredients include chopped dates pecan halves sugar eggs flour baking powder and salt. Mix beat sift fold bake in greased pan at 350 degrees for 35 to 40 minutes.
Last evening at Mrs. Glenn Underwood's home the Child Study Club explored Kansas history with Mrs. Harry Rybolt presenting facts about Kansas and related topics. Mrs. Don Ughind organized a quiz on Kansas counties for rally, with Mrs. Floyd Coffman leading.
Douglas Underwood gave two plane numbers. The club accepted resignations of Mrs. A. J. Jefferis and Mrs. Floyd Blakesley. Mrs. Art Conus, a new member, was among the 14 present.
Do not wash eggs before use as the shell’s natural protective coating helps preserve freshness. Washing can remove this barrier and may increase the risk of contamination. Keep eggs dry and store in a cool place until ready to use.
CWF groups of the First Christian Church met yesterday with the topic Be Ye Perfect and the lesson Lets Visit Our Churches in Japan. Group I had 19 members and three guests Mrs Dan Fogle Jr Mrs rene Saffron and Mrs James Black with Mrs C Ee Dawkins as hostess and Mrs J W Hiatt presiding. Group II hostess was Mrs Ed Crawford with six attending and Mrs Dan Fogle Sr giving devotions while Mrs Gordon Miller presented the lesson.
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