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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1964
Page
9
An American cook adapts CHICKEN KIEV for electric skillets, keeping the rich butter flavor. The recipe uses thin chicken cutlets filled with butter, breaded, fried, then baked in a hot oven, with notes for ahead‑of‑time preparation and freezing possibilities.
Mrs. Chester Bowman entertained Briles Birthday Club on January 21. Roll call brought hints on acceptable remembrances from secret pals. Mystery gifts went to Mrs. Tom Chambers, Mrs. Orville Garrett, and Mrs. Elton Vickers. One guest, Mrs. Mickey Brown, attended with 10 members and seven children present.
Mrs Roy Armstrong acted as chairman during the organization of Circle No. 2. It was voted to name the circle Grace Circle for Mrs Armstrong the pastor's wife. It will meet on the fourth Wednesday afternoon of each month. Officers elected were Mrs Walter Pohl chairman Mrs Ben Gibson vice chairman Mrs Harry Loyd secretary treasurer Mrs Everett Chapman local church activities Mrs John Mcintosh spiritual life chairman.
A cheerful guide to turning leftovers into kid friendly dishes. Includes split pea soup Charlotte’s cheesefurters apples and a simple beverage mix to finish the meal.
Leftover cooked frankfurters are split lengthwise and layered with cheddar on sandwich bread. Place two frankfurter slices on each bread slice, top with cheese, arrange open sandwiches on foil, bake at 350 degrees until cheese melts, then cut in half and serve.
AP Fashion Writer Jean Sprain Wilson reports designer Oleg Cassini presenting a youthful, affordable collection mixing military hints with Coco Chanel ease. The show features pastel loop-braided suits, linen silhouettes, black cocktail dresses, paisley lining cardigans, and striking eyewear. John Weitz revels in luxe bathrobe styles, Eric Lund explores deceptive coats, and Norman Norell closes with travel suit creases and a mannish checked jacket accompanying a range of ensembles.
Ottawa group outlines several events at Thursday meeting led by Mrs. R. Lee Finch. Rummage sale on February 8 in Memorial Auditorium Advance Night February 13 and a ceremonial February 27 announced. Several members plan to attend the White Shrine Supreme session in Los Angeles May 12 to 14. Refreshments and a social hour followed the meeting. Tables featured Kansas Day motifs including log cabins covered wagons sun flower trails jayhawks and meadowlarks. Committee members named: Mr and Mrs Richard Maxwell Mrs Allie Murray Mrs Charles Watts and Miss Lanah Cameron.
The Beta Gamma music program session titled World of Music featured vocal solos by Phyllis Foster and Mrs A H North plus a duet with accompaniment from Mrs John Sheldon. Mrs Sheldon offered a solo with Mrs Lyman Corlis accompanying, and Corlis played a Broadway medley. New officers include President Mrs Lewis Irwin and Treasurer Mrs W H Douglas. Mrs Paul Gaynor hosted with assistance from Mrs Ray B Kelly.
VFW Memorial Auxiliary No. 5901 voted Thursday evening to purchase new kitchen appliances including a 55 cup coffee maker in memory of Ed 8. Cur. 14 members met with Mrs. Rose Abbott presiding. Pro tems named, reports filed, and a penny match raised $1.69. Members urged letters to Robert Ellsworth endorsing Discharge Petition No. 2 and House Joint Resolution No. 9. Anniversary party planned for February with committees named. Movies shown by Joe Towner and Dave Bunch, film “Triumph at Daytona,” courtesy of Ford Motor Co via Clarence D. McFadden.
Mrs. Howard Smith introduced guest speaker Mrs. Beth Studebaker a Princeton High School teacher who showed slides of summer trips. She spent summers in Mexico for Spanish study and teaching and worked in Puerto Rico with the Girl Scout movement, visiting Ecuador and the Virgin Islands. Hosts Mrs. E C Sievers and Mrs. Neil Bullock welcomed members at the Sievers home. Members shared travel experiences during roll call and a brief business session followed.
A missive from a desperate teen asks if abortion pills are safe or effective. Ann Landers condemns abortion, urges telling a mother, and offers help with unwed mother homes. Other letters cover marriage strain, a wife contested by a husband, and a New Orleans family crisis seeking clerical guidance.
Richter WSCS voted Thursday to grant one life membership and fund part of a young person’s summer missions tour. Mrs. Chester Burgess reported on goals. Devotions hosted by Mrs. Harold Staadt and Mrs. Carl Peterson. Mrs. John Staadt urged Methodist women for the 25th anniversary of Women’s Society for Christian Service. Lessons by Mrs. John Lederer and Burgess on Mission Vignettes. Work planned to lack comforters at the all day meeting February 14 at the church annex with a covered dish lunch at noon. World Day of Prayer to be observed in the afternoon.
Elm Grove club met at Mrs. Roy Swank’s home for the season opener. Members signed sympathy cards and sent get well wishes, collected $1.14, read thank you notes, and held a decorated gift exchange. Attendees included Miss Stella Fouts, Miss May Taylor, and several named club members.
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