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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1965
Page
11
A collection of light home hacks and sewing notes from Dear Heloise and readers. Tips cover stretching pants without losing fit, shaving snagged slacks, hemming and converting shorts into pedal pushers, kill weeds with hot salty water from a teakettle, and pattern mail offers. Readers share daily living shortcuts and small craft tricks for summer.
WSCS held a Thursday afternoon session at the church annex with guest Mrs. Juanita Nielson who recently taught in Okinawa. She spoke about Ewah University in Korea and met Miss Helen Kim president, dining with Dr. Carleton Rogers and missionary Mrs. Janey.
Friday fare presents Stuffed Fish Frances using two 2 1/2 pound fish. The dressing blends butter onion celery bread stuffing herbs salt pepper thyme rosemary and water chestnuts. Bake at 350 degrees for 30 to 40 minutes until flaky. Serves six.
The CWF circles of the First Christian Church held Wednesday study meetings. An Ottawa truck visit by Church World Service is planned for June 28 with July and August sessions in the morning. Officers for all groups will be installed at 7:30 p.m. June 23. Velma Larson group met at Mrs. Lee Finch’s home with Mrs. Earl Farris assisting. Mrs. Lee Harrison presided and led the book New Faces. Dora New gave devotions. Guests included Mrs. M. W. Humer Chanute and Mrs. Don Helm Independence. Helen Gilbert Circle met at the church with hostesses Mrs. Leo Edington and Mrs. Archie Clark. Lesson topic Meet the New Nations in Person was taught by Mrs. Charles Mavity Sr assisted by Mrs. Maude Winburn and Mrs. R. D. Waymire. Mrs. Don Lytle reviewed the study book and Mrs. Frank Holden gave devotions. Guest Mrs. Loren Offenbacker attended.
A June 13 shower at Morning Grange Hall near Gardner honored twin brides to be Betty and Barbara Klamm and their prospective grooms. Guests included Jim Wiseman and Dick Graves with Max Wiseman and family. Tables displayed each couple’s name, decorations featured white candles and pink roses, with games and refreshments.
Mrs. T. W. Henshaw returns home from a plane visit to Cincinnati with her son Paul Henshaw of Kansas City and daughter Mrs. Claude Fitzgerald of Valley Center. The group visited her daughter and family Mr. and Mrs. Alan Pett and David before traveling to Akron for commencement where Bobby Pett earned both a master’s degree and a PhD.
Hostess Mrs. Joe Lawson led the Liberty Social Hour Club Thursday with two new members Mrs. Mary White and Mrs. Marion Coen. Guests included Mrs. Rolland Hopkins of Long Beach and Mrs. Clay Shambaugh of Paola. Members urged donations for the Osac watomie State Hospital Carnival to be left at Mrs. Ray Angleton’s home by June 28. Bobby Hull, grandson of the hostess, assisted with bingo and refreshments.
Socialettes Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wood hosted 15 guests Thursday evening at RFD 4 in honor of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Jones and family of Columbus. Mrs. Jones is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Smith of RFD 4 and H. R. Murray performed violin selections. Guests enjoyed card games and refreshments.
Mrs Lee Jones wife of singer Jack Jones has been granted temporary alimony and child support totaling more than 1200 dollars monthly pending a hearing of her divorce suit in Los Angeles AP report.
Home Improvement patterns offer decorative grille work and a door canopy design. Pattern 396 provides actual size designs for versatile use, priced at 35 cents. Pattern 345 canopy shown is also 35 cents. Packet 29 includes Pattern 345 and three other Home Improvement Patterns for $1. Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept Bedford Hills New York.
Mrs. W. J. Wright presided at the Beauceant meeting in Masonic Temple and announced a public homemade ice cream social on July 21. Plans include a carnival visit to Osawatomie State Hospital on July 2 and invites to a reception in Kansas City August 1 for the supreme worthy president Mrs. Edwin C. Hinkley followed by a supreme inspection at East Gate Assembly on July 25. Birthdays and anniversaries were observed for Mrs. Clyde Underwood Mrs. Louis Dengel and Mrs. Jay Todd.
A home method shows saving small cans from fruit juice concentrates, packing them with refrigerator cookie dough, and using a simple portioning technique. When needed, remove the bottom, push out the dough, then slice for baking.
Westminster United Presbyterian Church circles met to study Mutual Obligations of Freedom. Dorcas Circle, hosted by Mrs. John Lawrence, presided and shared devotions from a letter by Dr. and Mrs. Calvin P. Wallis, Guatemala missionaries, describing their daughter’s marriage. Martha and Lydia Circles also held meetings with various hostesses and lesson leaders.
Mrs. Chester Gibson hosted a potluck dinner for the Friendship Circle in Forest Park on Tuesday before the year’s final meeting. New officers elected in the business session led by Mrs. Harry Flory include Mrs. Flory as president, Mrs. George Shuler as vice president, E. B. Enyart and John Sealey as corresponding secretaries, Albert Kraft as treasurer, Mrs. Gibson as song leader, Dean Baer as flower chairman, and Marion Stark as recording secretary. Cards were signed to send to several members. A $2 gift was noted in one card. Visitors included Albert Kraft, Harry Flory, and John Brecheisen.
Mrs. Pearl Davidson joined the Past Noble Grands Club of Hazel Rebekah Lodge No. 175 at Thursday’s gathering. Mrs. Harry Loyd hosted. presiding was Mrs. O L Breckenridge. Members shared wedding data during roll call and plans were announced for an ice cream social for husbands.
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