Socialettes and Club Gatherings Highlight June Socials
Social notes recount a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Homer Brown at 1005 N Oak with guests from Pomona California and Wellsville. Visitors from East Longmeadow Massachusetts linger a week at 731 S Poplar. True Kindred Past Commanders Club met with Mrs Wolf. program on wedding customs featured. Houseguests of the Klontz family hosted W J Marqua of Tucelloosa Alabama. visits to Garland and Pittsburg noted. Whatsoever Class at First Methodist met with devotions and Hawaii trip talks by Wayland Blair and others. Refreshments served to 32 members and five guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Brown
N. Oak
Grace Barnhart
Kenneth Anderson
Michael
Dennis
Pomona
Caif
Orville Brown
Naylor
Wellsville
True! Kindred
Wolf
Marie Mathis
Melvin Sellers
Tommy Dawson
John Dennis
First Methodist Church
Tom Flory
Wayland Blair
Hawaii
Otis Shipps
W. B Pickering
Franklin Baker
Bridal Shower Held For Jill Brown At Country Club
A garden themed bridal shower for Jill Brown was hosted by Mrs. Clarence Prager Mrs. S B Weidner Jr Mrs. Jerome Minnick and Mrs. Earl Schmanke at the Country Club on June 29. Decorations featured pink and ivy while 34 guests attended. Miss Brown plans to wed James Robert Sands on August 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jill Brown
Clarence Prager
S. B. Weidner Jr
Jerome Minnick
Earl Schmanke
Harry Brown
Miss Brown
James Robert Sands
Short Ribs in Tomato Sauce with Parsley Butter Rice
Cooking Is Fun BRIDE's RANGETOP SUPPER recipe for short ribs in tomato sauce with parsley buttered rice pineapple cottage cheese salad and blueberry muffins. Ingredients include 8 pounds beef short ribs onions tomato sauce salt pepper instant vegetables bay leaves and water. Method browns ribs simmer with onion and sauce then chills and reheats for serving. yields 3 servings.
Reduce Sugar When Using Leftover Cake for Bread Pudding
The guidance notes that using leftover cake instead of bread in a bread pudding recipe requires cutting the sugar. Replacing bread with cake changes sweetness and texture, so adjust the sugar amount downward accordingly.
Briscoe Infant Catherine Lynn Born to Local Family
Catherine Lynn, seven months old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Briscoe of 721 North Oak, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Briscoe of 715 Cedar and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hobbs of 1314 South Malin, with Great-grandmother Mrs. Rose Swords of 702 South Oak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Lynn
Gerald Briscoe
N. Oak
Guy E. Briscoe
Clifford R. Hobbs
S. Malin
Rose Swords
S. Oak
Wrighta
Air Purifiers A Boon To Hay Fever Sufferers
Air purifiers offer allergy relief as hay fever cases rise in the nation. Experts urge preparation and use of triple density filters with air conditioners, plus meticulous cleaning to reduce dust, pollen, and mold sources.
Topeka Girl Wins Miss Jean Eberhart Award 1960
Topeka High School senior Jean Eberhart was named All American Womemaker of Tomorrow winner after totaling the highest score on a homemaking exam. Representing Kansas in Washington, D C, she competed against 49 state winners and a District of Columbia finalist, part of a field originally over 375,000 graduating seniors. her award includes a $5000 scholarship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Eberhart
Topeka
Kansas
Washington, D. C
Jean
District of Columbia
Dieters Notice Slow Weight Loss Can Take Weeks
When starting a diet you may not notice real weight loss for about a week. Early changes in water weight and metabolism mean patience is needed as the body adjusts before visible results appear.
Farm Bureau Tea For Women Guests
Mrs. Ransom opened a Farm Bureau program at the Masonic temple describing meat consumption trends and outlining tours of meat markets from recent Kansas City conferences. Janice Wagner and Dr. E Wallen spoke on shopping changes and the socialized medicine topic, with a skit illustrating modern versus old-time shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nationallverance
Sticular
E. Wallen
Nancy
Janice Wagner
Téopes
Wallen
Raymond Wagner
Farm Bureau Women Discuss Socialized Medicine Claims
Mrs Harold Wingert Wellsville district chairman for Farm Bureau Women outlines concerns that socialized medicine shifts focus to illness, could raise taxes and cost of care. Dr Wallen notes elder care gaps and cost rises, with Britain’s 1959 medical service bill cited. 41 women attended as committee chairs introduced and cookies served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Farm Bureau
Helbers
Put
Harold Wingert
Wellsville
Farm Bureau Women
Mle
O. Wolf
Great Britain
Willard Lister
Lee Miller
Russell Wray
Don Steward
Lloyd Neat
O .L. Breckenridge
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kenneth Ligerot
S. Poplar
William Munro
East Longmeadow
Mass
Bert Klontz
S. Locust
W. J. Marqua
Tucctloosa
Ala
Garland
Pittsburg
Mamie Eisenhower
Walter Reed General Hospital
Washington
Thailand
White House
Santaria
Raffelock
Dieters
Dean Berlin
Farm Bureau Tea
Ottawa
Max Pierson
Furst Eyres
Byron Robison
Franklin County
Farm Sureau Women
Malott's
Armstrong
Parquetone
Ra & AR
RIAD
Jem
Wh. S. Heath & Sons
ING. Robinson
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