Hints From Heloise Eraser On Pin Holds Corsage
Quick fix for a corsage pin ends with a pencil eraser. Use a razor blade or scissors to slide it on, or bite it in a hurry to avoid stinging. It also prevents the corsage from falling during dances.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1963
Page
7
Quick fix for a corsage pin ends with a pencil eraser. Use a razor blade or scissors to slide it on, or bite it in a hurry to avoid stinging. It also prevents the corsage from falling during dances.
Exemplar Chapter Beta Sigma Phi outlined a March party for hospital residents and a cookie visit to Osawatomie State Hospital. Mrs. Harvey Martin hosted, Dorothy Baker announced a February 9 dinner dance at the Country Club, and Mrs. Jim Rodgers won the vice presidency replacing Mrs. Wallace Hart. A white elephant sale raised 11.18. Refreshments were served.
Members of the Warren C. Black Unit American Legion Auxiliary sewed rag rags for Wadsworth VA Hospital yesterday in Memorial Auditorium. Unit president Mrs. David Bunch served refreshments.
Social Order of the Beauceant met last evening in Masonic temple to receive supreme worthy president Mrs. Homer P. Peck from Enid Oklahoma on her official visit. Present were officers from Lawrence and Ottawa assemblies with past presidents acknowledged and a banquet preceding the meeting served by De Molay Mothers Circle.
Ottawa True Kin members attended the 49th Grand Conclave of the Order of True Kindred of Kansas at the Ben Hur Masonic temple in Kansas City. The gathering honored Mrs. Melvin Sellers and Mrs. George Smith with remarks, memorials, and elected officers including Mrs. Clarence Rea as grand outer guard and Mrs. O W Waymire as grand instructor.
Add a half teaspoon of sage to the salt and pepper used to season a pork loin before roasting. This creates a fragrant rub that enhances the meat's flavor during cooking.
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee Davis of RFD 1 Williamsburg was born January 23 at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Peggy Ann Davis weighs 7 pounds 12 ounces at birth.
Kerry Scriven of Oakley and Harold Dean Lundstedt of RFD 1 Topeka were married Sunday at the Southwest Christian Church in Topeka. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Swaney of Des Moines Town and other relatives attended from Oakley Ottawa and Des Moines. The couple resides at 1207 Jackson Topeka. The bride graduated Oakley High School and attends Washburn University. The groom graduated Ottawa High School, served four years in the Air Force and works for Burroughs Insurance Co.
Mrs. Clifford O. MacWilliams of Kansas City was the honor guest at a linen shower Saturday night hosted at Mrs. C. L. David son's home in Princeton. MacWilliams is the former Roxanne Martin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Martin of Princeton. The couple's marriage was recently announced. Co-hostess was Mrs. Merle Wasthaud. Guests traveled from Princeton, Ottawa, Olathe, Manhattan, Williamsburg and Baldwin, and gifts were opened as refreshments were served.
About 70 people attended the Diamond Harvest Rally for District 8 Rebekah Lodges at JOOF hall hosted by Hazel Rebekah Lodge No 175. District president Mrs Rath Allen led, with Garnett lodge deputy and Garnett members presenting a program featuring songs, readings, a Password game, and cakewalk prizes. The next rally is scheduled for February 25 in Baldwin.
REN Club meets Mrs Hubert Feuerborn presiding at Royal Neighbor friendship gathering. Mrs Tom Powers gives devotions. Mrs Warren Welton wins mystery prize. Members asked to bring items for white elephant sale at next meeting Feb 25 at Mrs Ralph Allen s home. Mrs Feuerborn and Mrs Bob Robinson serve refreshments.
Directors and employees of the Ottawa Production Credit Association and their spouses were hosted Sunday evening by president Wilson Counts and Mrs Counts at their Baldwin home. Twenty people attended a turkey dinner and the evening featured Counts travel photos, his rock collection, and shuffleboard. Women received bracelet and earrings sets, men received tie clasps from Counts stones. Attendees included George W Anderson and several Ottawa couples, plus Richmond and Williamsburg residents.
Kansas Day Club met at First Methodist Church with Lola Sloan presenting Literature In Kansas. Introduced by program chair Mrs. W. J. Phillips, Sloan discussed authors of fiction history and poetry from territorial days to today as Mrs. C. R. Campbell led the club collect. Guest Mrs. T. R. Counter of Lawrence attended. Hostesses were Mrs. R. C. Harder and Mrs. W. C. Harding.
A newspaper ad lists kitchen utensils including a stainless steel potato masher slotted spoon regular spoon short handle turner regular turner fork or ladle priced from 49 to 69 cents. Also featured is a silicon ironing board cover for standard 54 inch boards and an aluminum foil 25 ft roll at 39 cents.
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