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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1966
Page
17
Lois Smith recounts Mrs. Ruth Gowdy and Garnett detailing exhibition tips at Garfield Garden Club. Advice covers potting, rare plant bonuses, gladiolus bloom rules, sweet pea cutting, and the design of arrangements using space line form pattern texture and color.
Pattern 4976 offers a curve seam skimmer in crepe, faille, cottons or knits with sizes 10 to 16 and size 14 needing 254 yards. Send 50 cents per pattern plus 15 cents mailing to Anne Adams Pattern Dept The Ottawa Herald New York. Include name address zone size and style number.
The Westminster Woman's Association elected officers yesterday at the final session until September. Officers include President Mrs. S. Martin Brockway, Vice President Mrs. Robert Spencer, Secretary Mrs. J. R. Cheney, departmental secretaries Mrs. Thomas Michel Mrs. J. F. Barr and Mrs. H. S. Crawford, and nominating committee chair Mrs. A C Carpenter. Two circle chairmen named Mrs. James Lee and Mrs. Max Ward. Mrs. Barr presided and Mrs. Frank Worthington gave the devotions. Brockway led the Literature Department program reviewing four books for the coming year.
Socialettes H B Club members met at the House of Douglas for a luncheon before the afternoon session with Mrs Rose Campbell, ten attended, Mrs Merrill Bliss to host August meeting. Zigzaggers Club held its summer picnic at Mrs Bill Currey's home, nine present, Mrs B G Otto to host August 10 meeting. CosWorkers Shut-In Circle invites friends to a noon picnic July 26 in Forest Park. attendees asked to bring own table service.
In Lawrence at home, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Lee Hull recount their June 25 ceremony at Tonganoxie Methodist Church. Rev. Clare Hester officiated a double ring wedding with Nuptial music by Mrs. A Johnson and Mrs. Robert Wirthman. The bride Sharon Budenosky wore satin with a lace edged train and carried white gladioli and orange roses on a lace fan. matron of honor was Mrs. Tim Curry and bridesmaids wore beige lace. Groomsmen included Jim Gilchrist and Everett Morris, with Fred Hull as brother of the groom. Flower girls Tammy lanko Meg Moore and Milissa Moore. Reception followed by Women of the Church with beige and orange decor.
A son was born July 15 at Rane Som Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs James Jones of 322 S Mulberry. The baby, named Kevin Ashley Jones, weighed lb 10 oz. Grandmothers are Mrs Charlotte Jones of 603 N Oak and Mrs Lorene Dryden of 512 Willow.
A reader shares tips from families on forming routines with visual prompts and simple kitchen hacks. Suggestions include a wall chart of bedtime steps, folding maps for easy travel routing, plastic bags for wet swimwear storage, and using a bottle as a rolling pin to crush walnuts.
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