Homemaker Of Tomorrow Says Cooking Is An Interest
Ottawa High School senior Carolyn Toumberlin won the 1964 Betty Crocker Search for the American Homemaker of Tomorrow. She has two years of formal cooking training including 4-H, and began cooking at age 11 while her mother was in the hospital. Her family favors her Pineapple Upside Down Cake and Cocoa Drops cookies, and she shares the cake and sauce recipes along with a spaghetti sauce that serves eight.
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Carolyn L. Toumberlin
Ottawa High School
Ter
Id Toumberlin
OHS
Betty Crocker
Gerry
Carolyn
Alice
Nancy
Ottawa Apartment Feature Highlights Welchs and Philanthropy
A former Ottawa resident Maurine Miller recalls her Ottawa years and the Wright apartment story that inspired her to publish features in Lighting magazine and London’s Electrical Review. The note cites Beta Sigma Phi projects and funds aiding cancer and cystic fibrosis research, Literacy Village in Lucknow, India, and a milk for starving children campaign.
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Maurine Miller
James Welch
Columbus
Ohio
Ottawa
Home
Herald
Wright
Lighting
Bill Wright
Electrical Review
London
England
Maurine
London Magazine
Welches
James
Ottawa Herald
Topeka
Household Magazine
School of
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Canada
International Loan Fund
Bedtime battles and life lessons in a column
A reader pleads for help with a 15 year old's late weeknights. Ann Landers suggests backing off and letting the child settle earlier on her own without pressure. The page then addresses office etiquette and class perceptions, urging that wealth does not define refinement. It closes with a 16 year old reflecting after a breakup over proof of love.
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Ann Landers
Charlotte
Columbia
Dear Grieving and Miss Smith Letters to Ann Landers
A reader seeks help for a broken romance suggesting to discard letters photos and records as a new romance is advised. The second letter asks for guidance about a high school classmate who neglects hygiene. a teacher should address the issue with the girl promptly for everyone's well being.
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Ann Landers
Smith
Miss Smith
Inexpensive Nightlight For Everyone Dear Heloise
The reader describes a low cost night light suitable for any user from widow to mother with kids. Plug in or switch for closet use, it uses little electricity and fits various sockets and preferences according to the dime store options.
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Heloise
Hints From Heloise and Home Tips Shared
Reader letters mix practical household hacks with saving energy ideas. Suggestions include using small plug in lights for night visibility, reusing sockets to cut big wattage costs, simple laundry and bedding fixes, and a creative repair for a torn tablecloth turning a hole into a decorative patchwork.
Community club listings and church group notes
A dense listing of local clubs and church groups for the week, naming organizations such as Harvesters, Mothers Club, Zigzag Club, Sweet Adelines, Job's Daughters, Legion Auxiliary, Rotary, and numerous WMS Circles, with meeting notes and host churches including Weatminster U P Church, First Methodist, Trinity Methodist, Calvary Baptist, Ottawa Bible Church, and more.
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FAITH
Gold Star
MPM Club
Gi ¢ Fredeen
Kansas City
Sweet Adelines
Baptist Church
Job's
Legion Auxiliary Army Mothers Golden Age Group
Paul Worley
Ladies ‘of Gar
W. L. Pickering
REM Club
Ben Printy
Rotary Ams
E. G. Stucker
Effie Gould
Marcia Cudworth
WMS
Richard Pearson
Faith Lutheran Guild
Eva Martin
N. Baptist Church
Trinity Methodist Church
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Woman's Missionary Union
Calvary Baptist Church
Rachel Wscs
James Ralston
Regional tournament sparks OHS week of events
OHS hosted regional tournament talk at Shawnee Mission North as EKL leaders the Cyclones won their first game Tuesday while Reds beat Olathe and prepared for Fort Scott Thursday. Buses funded by pep club and student council carried students to games with tickets sold for a dollar.
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OHS
Shawnee Mission North High School
Cyclones Cape
Reds
Fort Scott
Olathe
Cyclones
Matson Anies
Jane Feureborn
First National Bank
Ufe
Junior Ohs
Marvelous maternity pattern seeks extra flare and simple flair
Joane Halams Pattern 4670 10020 titled Miasen shown in sizes 10 to 20. Instructions note no frills princess shape and hint at fabric needs of 89 inch yardage for size 16. Includes mailing and pattern handling charges and a New York pattern department address for order and name listing.
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Haly
Miasen
Anne Adama
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
York 11
Also Mentioned on This Page
Homemaker of Tomorrow
Cocoa
Andy Stimin
Carolyn Toumberlin
Kansas
Lucknow
India
Welby Fisher
United States
Department of Christian Action and Community Service
United Christian Missionary Society
South Downey Ave
Indianapolis
Ind
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Danter
Arvilla C, Jensen
Hollywood
Asurday
the Harvesters
Weatminster U.P. Church
Marvin Drake
Omicron
Edward Pence
Rush
Ronald Haug
LW Club
C. E. Buckner
Skilton
OU Student Union
Franklin County Nurses
J. W. Foulks
Ladies Missionary Circle
Ottawa Bible Church
Harry Dale Zigzaggers
Bertha Richardson
Rebekahs
Elmer Louderback
Liberty Social Hour
George Graves
HCH
Colbern’s
GL Club
W. H. Williams
NMC Club
W. H
Fairmount
Mrs. Clyde Newby
Linday Smith
Linda Smith and
Teresa Morrisey
P. K. Worley
Has
Gordo
Joane Halams
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