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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1960
Page
9
Summer menus feature fruit salads and colorful fruit plates with dressings. A tip keeps cut fruit cold and crisp: cover with carbonated soft drink in a container and refrigerate. Ginger ale cola lemon lime orange cherry flavors boost taste while preserving color. Also suggests cream cheese dressing and whipped cream fold for fruit or quick mayonnaise alt.
A Saturday brunch and kitchen showers honored Suzanne Parker with a decorated serving table of flowers and gadgets. Co-hostess Mrs. Homer J. Hennings and Mrs. R. A. Gollier assisted. Miss Parker and Richard Lindstrom will wed September 4 at First Methodist Church. Thirty five guests attended. gifts in wicker baskets. Out of town relatives included Mrs. E. C. Maxwell and Susan Maxwell of Kansas City, Mrs. George Greer, Mrs. George Greer Jr., and Mrs. Bernard Hale of Olathe.
Miss Bernice Lind missionary to Bramil was the main feature at Calvary WMA last evening. She showed slides of her work there. Mrs. Fred Rapp hosted. Mrs. Charles Patterson opened with a prayer. Eighteen members attended. Communications were read from Thelma Adams in India, the Raymond Buck family in Central Africa, Mrs. Donna Braaten with the Janz brothers in Switzerland, and Jim Wilson in Brazil.
Family heads home after a week with Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Enyart of Geneva Illinois, visiting Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Enyart. They plan to see relatives in Dalton Nebraska along the way, joining with them Sunday.
Kansas nutritionists say there is no truth in the legend warning against eating lobster with ice cream. The observation notes that the two foods are perfectly compatible, despite chatter about a lobster ice cream pairing.
Social notes list multiple visits across states. Rev. and Mrs. Gerald Mease and children Leanna Karen and Glenda returned from Nebraska visiting Rev Mease's parents in Lincoln and sister in Omaha. Mrs Bell Johnson of Fresno Calif returned home after a month visiting Clare Shadle Osawatomie Geneseo Mission relatives. Houseguests included Grant E Titley family Albuquerque and Rev H J Rand Seneca. The Gaddis family hosted visitors Duke Gad dis Deloss Gad dis Elaine Randy Diana at L O Gaddis home in Kansas City.
The instruction advises removing eggs from the refrigerator about thirty minutes before starting cake preparation to ensure proper room temperature for mixing and better batter consistency.
Reader's request features a Sunday menu with Baked Turkey Mousse in almond sauce Lemon carrots Fresh green beans Tomato radish salad Bread tray and Washboard cookies with raspberries Beverage. Cookie dough blends flour baking powder baking soda salt shortening brown sugar vanilla egg water and coconut shaped into walnut sized balls baked at high heat yields about 40 cookies.
The daughter born May 25 to Rex W. Johnson and Mrs. Johnson of Melville Track Portmouth Rhode Island has been named Kimberly Anne. She weighed 6 pounds 11 ounces at birth. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Harold Johnson. Great-grandparents are Mrs Emile Johnson and C L Howard.
Waunita Williams daughter of Mrs. Gayle Page and Marion Williams joins Marion Williams in marriage. The bride works at Unique Beauty Bar and will stay in an apartment at 604 S Locust until a permanent station. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Milo C Riemer and is stationed at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri.
Miss Helen J. Cunliffe dean of women at Ottawa University will become west central area secretary for the Women's Division of the Board of National Missions United Presbyterian Church on July 15. Her office will be in Kansas City and she will counsel with officers and members of about 11 521 United Presbyterian women's groups in 10 states while also serving as a speaker on missionary operations including Alaska Hawaii and the West Indies.
An old advertisement promises quick relief from backache headaches and muscular pains with Doan's Pills. It claims a soothing effect on bladder irritation and a mild diuretic action, touting restful sleep and decades of consumer trust.
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