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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1958

Page

7

Sew-simple Printed Pattern 4632 Teenage Princess Dress

Teen pattern 4632 offers a sunning princess dress with collarette buttons for city wear in teenage sizes 10 through 16. Size 12 requires 5% yards of 35 inch fabric with yardage contrast. printed directions accompany each pattern part. postage 35 cents plus 5 cents for first class. Send name address zone size and pattern number to Anne Adams Pattern Dept. 243 West 17th St New York NY.

Anne Adams Care Pattern Dept West 17Th St New York N. Y

Lentern Supper Mixed Vegetables Fish Fillets Recipe

A lentil supper feature outlines a recipe for fish fillets with potatoes and mixed vegetables. It uses canned mushrooms, butter, onion, and frozen vegetables. The method cooks mushrooms in water, sautés onions, reheats vegetables with mushrooms, and serves 5 to 6 portions.

Discussion on Moral and Spiritual Values at Eu tene Field

Miss Edna Agnew Ottawa University Dean of Women will lead a Field PTA discussion in Eu tene Field school auditorium Wednesday at 2 p.m. The topic Moral and Spiritual Values What are They concerns the moral and spiritual development of children as a direct parental responsibility.

Edna Agnew Ottawa University Eutene Field School Field P.T.A

Socialettes and club notes from Princeton city hall events

Socialettes reports a Princeton Methodist W S C dinner at city hall with 15 members and guests including Mrs. Sam Albright presiding and Mrs. Byron Robison leading a March of Missions lesson. Acorn Club donated 1 to the Red Cross at a Wednesday meeting. Various visits noted, plus Stitchers club supper and card party with prize winners. Faith Lutheran Guild and Beta Gamma club announce upcoming meetings and speakers including Dr Charles W Southard on Psychology and You.

Princeton Methodist Sam Albright Byron Robison Roy Schaub Hugh Rodgers Earl Schmitt Acorn Club Red Cross Clifford James Ballard Wood Otto Siegele Clarence Oswald Glenn Stinson Ernest Bechtle Roberta Herring Stitchers Club Don Capper Ralph Loyd Bertha Richardson Messrs Mmes R. L. Davis John Kramer Howard Henderson Ted Furtak Miss Richardson Kramer Mr. Henderson Beta Gamma Club Charles Ww. Southard Ottawa University W. H. Lennard

Bridal Shower Honors Dorothy Banker Ahead of April 6 Wedding

Dorothy Banker, the future bride of Gary Taylor, was honored at a Thursday evening bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Jim McGaugh with assistance from Anita Hollingsworth and Mrs. Dorothy Edmundson. About 20 guests attended as games and refreshments accompanied a table of gifts centered by a miniature doll centerpiece.

Dorothy Banker Gary Taylor Jim McGaugh Anita Hollingsworth Dorothy Edmundson

Gingerbread Sauce Dessert Bake

A quick gingerbread mix dessert is baked during dinner then finished under the broiler until bubbly. It is served with apple sauce and cinnamon as a topping for a warm, piping treat.

Grange Group Selects Spelling Contest Judges

The Home Economics committee of county granges met Saturday afternoon at the Co-Op building to choose judges for the spelling contest. Mrs. J. G. Lytle, chairman of Hawkins and Pomona granges, led the meeting.others attending included Mrs. Rollie New, Mrs. William Rice, Mrs. Elmer Perkins, Mrs. Freq Kissinger, Mrs. Vida Adams, Mrs. Harold Vanlorn, Mrs. Glenn Gillette, and Mrs. Juanita Nielsen.

Co-Op J. G. Lytle Hawkins and Pomona Hawkins Rollie New William Rice Elmer Perkins Freq Kissinger Fidelity Vida Adams Greenwood Harold Vanllorn Club Glenn Gillette Juanita Nielsen

350 Girl Scouts At Folk Festival

Three hundred fifty Girl Scouts and Brownies attended the inter troop Folk Festival held in Wilson Field House Saturday. Mrs. C. W. Henning was in charge assisted by Mrs. Lewis Vaughan. Mrs. John J. Pinney was pianist. About 50 girls from Wellsville were present with their leaders. Girls sat in groups marked with placards designating the country they were to represent. They brought sack lunches. Ceremonies began at 1 p.m. first of which was a presentation of flags. During Juliette Lowe's Birthday Gift ceremony each troop brought a gift tied in colors of the country represented. A special feature was the Leaders' Investiture when Mrs. John Lam pinned each reader. Those receiving pins were Penny Fine, the Mines. William Story, Bill Nichols, Cecil Spratt, Kenneth Campbell, George Loud erback, Olin Wollen, Robert Miller, Lee Thompson, Gardner Campbell, John Christian, Robert Graham, John Springer, Lester Moore, Frederick Hermreck, Irwin Elder, Theron Clark, David Johnson, Mary McLain, Morris Wilson and Leroy Bein.

Wilson Field House C. W. Henning Lewis Vaughan John J. Pinney Wellsville Juliette Lowe John Lam Penny Fine William Story Bill Nichols Cecil Spratt Kenneth Campbell George Louderback Olin Wollen Robert Miller Lee Thompson Gardner Campbell John Christian Robert Graham John Springer Lester Moore Frederick Hermreck Hrwin Elder Theron Clark David Johnson Mary McLain Morris Wilson Leroy Bein

New Healing Substance Shrinks Hemorrhoids Without Surgery

New York dispatch reports a science breakthrough presenting a new healing substance that shrinks hemorrhoids, stops itching, and relieves pain without surgery. Case after case shows gradual reduction while easing discomfort, with results described as thorough.

New York, N. Y

Nut crust for cream pies press and bake

Press a mix of finely ground Brazil nuts pecans walnuts almonds or peanuts with a touch of sugar on the bottom and sides of a pie pan. Bake in a hot oven until lightly browned to form a crisp nut crust for cream pies.

Club Forecast Dinner and Social Event Notes

A fragmented notice lists a Ladies Afternoon event at CEG COUNTRY CLUB with multiple named individuals such as Mra W. HL Lennard and Mrs. Wilbur Foulks. It references a Roews Night dinner, various chapters, and a potluck, with several unclear names and roles.

CEG Country Club Aridga Beta Gamma Lennard Wilbur Foulks Jaychy Jaynes PB. O Arturpublic Mra Wood Ewords Potluck Navy Motiugre Mia. CO. Riddle Faith Lutirran Guild Prebayterian Women Promenadera Nauare Dines Club

Baby Marlene Louise Dickey Born In Topeka

A daughter was born March 12 at Stormont Wall Hospital in Topeka to Mr. and Mrs. John Dickey of Pomona. She is named Marlene Louise. Grandparents are Mrs. Sadie Dickey of Pomona and Mrs. Charicle Parker of Benson Arizona, who is visiting. Great grandparents are Mrs. C. J. Plough of Olana and Mr. Charles Rodgers of Pomona.

Stormont Wall Hospital Topeka John Dickey Pomona Marlene Louise Sadie Dickey Charicle Parker Benson Ariz C. J. Plough Olana Charles Rodgers

Cream For Cobblers Flavor Pouring Cream Recipe Note

A recipe note describes a fat pitcher of heavy cream flavored with a pinch of nutmeg to pour over fruit cobblers and shortcakes. The entry emphasizes serving cream as a topping for warm fruit desserts.

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