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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1963
Page
7
A reader shares home methods for loosening tight leather shoes with rubbing alcohol and drying, notes feet swell during day and advises buying shoes when feet are largest. Also suggests packing two thermoses for varied lunches and other thrift tips for comfort, storage, and organization.
A dense listing of local club activities and meetings for a week at Westminster and nearby areas. Entries include Beta Sigma Phi chapters, Omega Chapter events, potlucks, luncheons, and senior activities hosted by churches, libraries, and women’s groups with multiple hosts and attendees named.
Senior Club No 1 opened the meeting yesterday in Youth Center with Mrs Myrtle Graham presiding. Members signed a card for ill Mrs Scottie Bingaman and observed the birthday of Mrs Alberta DeShazer. A silent prayer was held for evangelist Billy Graham ill in a foreign hospital. Volunteers read and offered entertainment. 31 attended. After the theme song The More We Get Together, they played games and visited. Doughnuts and coffee were served by Henry Smart Roy Brown and Edgar Jones.
Socialettes Ottawa Branch of the American Association of University Women will hold a slide program Tuesday at 8 p.m. hosted by Mrs. E V Meyer, featuring Mrs. Frances Warner’s trip to the Holy Land. The Herald offers $5 weekly for a reader news tip.
In Food and Nutrition News from the National Livestock and Meat Board Chicago Ida Jean Kain argues Americans overeat due to meal time casuistry causing unease about fattening foods. She advocates not overeating daily exercise and natural weight control rather than dieting. She cites a teen letter about sweets and notes Easter reflections and cookie recipes to come.
Readers can sew a sun-fun dress in a day using Printed Pattern 4828 for Children's Sizes 2 4 6 8 10. Includes pockets, cost about fifty cents plus 10 cents postage, to Anne Adams Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept 243 West 17th St New York. Send name address zone size and pattern number to receive 304 design ideas and a coupon for a free pattern.
Mrs. Lyle A. Hanes of 124 Maple collects cookies and offers Cocoa Bars and Lemon Frosted Cocoanut Bars with step by step instructions, plus a quick pressure cooker stew. She recalls winning $3 for a GI recipe and notes her pen portrait from San Antonio.
The Tot-To-Teen Club met Wednesday evening to hear a book review titled The Chinese Ginger Jars presented by guest Mrs. W. R. Gamble. Presiding was Mrs. KR. E. Boyer with guests Mrs. Fred Vogler and Mrs. Robert Robbins. Mrs. Willard Lister and co-hostess Mrs. Keith Gooddert served refreshments to 16 attendees.
Ann Landers offers guidance on navigating a fiancé Jake's large foreign language speaking family and balancing future togetherness. She advises embracing the relatives, learning some of their language, and choosing unity over conflict after marriage. The column cites practical steps to blend families and reduce strain.
Mrs H R Alban presided at the World Day of Prayer observance as Rev Roy Armstrong spoke. Devotions were led by Mrs George Royer Mrs J R Cheney and Mrs Glenn Moon. Prayers were led by Mrs Richard Fisher and Mrs Mildred Ellis. Mrs Dean Driscoll sang. Dean Zook directed the song service with Mrs J R Henning on piano. New officers elected were Mrs Roy Gerhard vice president and Mrs D C Whitaker secretary treasurer.
The daughter born Feb 18 to Mr and Mrs Ray Miskimon Winslow Illinois has been named Karen Ann She weighed 7 lb 13 oz Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ray Miskimon Williamsburg
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