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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1963
Page
9
A reader Mary seeks help over caring for a 90 year old mother who saves her inheritance and threatens legal trouble, while a sober fiber addresses relapse after 17 months of sobriety. Other letters discuss a mooching niece, a broken engagement, and a fan letter about responsible caregiving.
Mrs. Harry Johnson hosted the Baxter Social Hour with Mrs. Max Shoemaker presiding. The meeting opened with singing and devotions, followed by prayer. Hostess gifts were given to Mrs. James Allen and Mrs. Johnson, with prizes in Password won by six members. Refreshments served to 15 members and three children.
Miriam group of First Christian CWF held a Korea lesson yesterday led by Mrs Richard Blanton. Mrs Donald Fisher gave devotions with hostess Mrs Ned M Roberts assisted by Mrs Bill Wheeler. The group voted to contribute five dollars to a fund for retired missionary Miss Leta May Brown who served thirty five years in India.
Mr and Mrs Larry Steiner announce the birth of twins, a boy and a girl, on March 4 at Providence Hospital in Kansas City. Duane Leon weighed 3 pounds 10 ounces and Diane Lynn weighed 4 pounds. They also have a 16 month old son, Steven Wayne. Grandparents are Maurice Fishburn Overbrook and Ezra Steiner Hiawatha. great grandparents H L Clark Falls Church VA H H Fishburn Overbrook and Ernest Carpenter and Ed Steiner Sabetha.
AP fashion writer notes couture previews Jan. 11-14 in New York organized by Eleanor Lambert. Designers push seasonless looks with bold colors and blacks, embracing year round wear from fur to light wools, bare outfits to covered ensembles, and gowns that drape lean bodies.
Advertisement for Printed Pattern 4609 Misses' sizes 10 to 18 offering a two piece dress in fluid crepe or cotton. Includes yardage 34% yards of 35 inch fabric and 35 cents plus 10 cents mailing per pattern. Offer cents and catalog coupon from Anne Adams Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept New York.
Emery Green Social club voted five dollars to the Heart and Cancer Funds at yesterday’s gathering with Mrs. Elmer Perkins. Mrs. Fred Poffitt won a word game and Mrs. Lonnie Reeder took a flower contest. Door prize went to Mrs. Frank Davis. Hostess duties were by Mrs. Clifford Hunter and Mrs. Henry Wherry with refresh ments. Other participants included Mrs. Beverly Daugharthy, Mrs. Lee Peterson, Mrs. Earl Reed, Mrs. Jim Burruss and Mrs. T. T. Shelton.
Mrs W A Penny led a recent Roundabout Art Program at her home with readings from Use of Modern Art by John Cannady of the New York Times art department and stories of Mary Cassatt and Andrew Wyeth. Mrs B F Bowers to host March 18 meeting.
Mrs. George McDowell led the First Methodist WSCS meeting. She opened with the 24th Psalm and described large pictures of the Lord's supper and the Crucifixion she saw in Forest Lawn Cemetery Los Angeles. A panel discussed money. Several Ottawa churches attended a liquor laws hearing in Topeka. Sarah circle served St Patrick themed refreshments. About 50 attended.
Socialettes MPM Club postponed its March 11 musical tea and will hold the meeting at First Methodist Church. Mrs J E Harde will present the program. Beauceant ladies met last night at the Masonic Temple with Mrs Clarence Keefer presiding. Special committee reports were shared. Refreshments were served by Mrs L Allen Troutman to members and Sir Knights.
Pattern 447 provides actual size cutting and decorating guides for ice keg insulation and barware items like candle holders with chimneys wooden napkin anchors and screened food covers. Offered as part of the Aids for Outdoor Dining Pack 58-all for $1 by The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept Bedford Hills New York.
When pan frying thin lamb chops remove them from the skillet as soon as cooked and keep them warm. Add a little bouillon to the drippings to create a natural gravy for serving. Pour off excess fat from the skillet before making the gravy.
Use the pan size specified on the packaging. For round pans measure the diameter and for rectangular pans measure the top inside length and width to choose the correct pan size.
The Herald announces a program paying five dollars each week for the top news tip submitted by readers. Tips must describe a timely news event and be verifiable.
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