Auxiliary initiates two members and elects delegates
Auxiliary initiated two members, Mrs Calvin Wadkins and Mrs Howard Linneman, at the meeting last evening in the hall. Mrs Roy Dixon and Mrs Ernest Sink were elected delegates to attend the state convention in Wichita June 5 and 6, with Mrs H W Maroney and Mrs Harold Pratt chosen as alternates. Dixon elected to attend the national Apt in Denver. An invitation was read for Friendship night of the Lawrence Auxiliary on April 3 with a Western theme. Easter egg hunt and covered dish dinner planned for March 29 at 1 30 p m. Members asked to bring items for the sale. State bowling tournament set for May 2 and 3 in Emporia. Refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agies Auxiliary
Calvin Wadkins
Howard Linneman
Roy Dixon
Ernest Sink
Wichita
H. W. Maroney
Harold Pratt
Dixon
National Apt
Denver
Colo
Ahe
Lawrence Auxiliary
Eapporia
Leo Leecy
St. Mary's Hos
Kansas City
Mal
Raisins Stay Soft In A Capped Fruit For A Heloise
A reader praises Heloise for a useful tip about raisins and mentions hair humor. The column then shifts to kitchen advice for wrinkled potatoes, advising to soak in cold water, scrub, boil with skins on until just done, cool and store in the refrigerator.
Hints From Heloise and Small Living Tricks
A mixed set of old hints and reader tips cover kitchen prep tips for potatoes and scallops, sock matching, eyebrows and glasses, keeping raisins fresh, wringing heavy mops, washing with dyed detergent, staining, and light starching to reduce wrinkling. The notes include personal anecdotes and homemaking shortcuts from various readers.
Trinity Methodist Sunday School Class Meeting Recap
Mrs Fred Proffitt led devotions for the Earnest Workers Sunday School class in Trinity Methodist Church. Eleven members answered roll with verses and readings, took a Lenten collection for Youthville, reported 46 visits, and closed with the class motto. Refreshments were served by hosts Mrs Gertrude Day and Mrs Cora Melcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Proffitt
Earnest Workers
Trinity Methodist Church
Youthville
Methodist Home For
Newton
Gertrude Day
Cora Melcher
Open Heart Resuscitation film at Franklin County event
Socialettes in Franklin County watched Open Heart Resuscitation presented by Mrs Rosalie Osburn and Mrs Mary Mickey from the county health office last evening. Another talk by Mrs Wanda Baird welfare director discussed the Kerr Mills aged care program beginning in April. Mrs Wanda Collins led a brief business meeting. Eleven Baxter Social Hour Club members lunched at Col Berns. gifts were given to Mrs Byron Mohr and Mrs Don Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Rosalie Osburn
Mary Mickey
County Health Office
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Wanda Baird
Kerr-Mills
Wanda Collins
Baxter Social Hour Club
Colbern’s
Byron Mohr
Don Martin
Rug making patterns offered by Ruth Wyeth Spears
Home Workshop presents Pattern 334 for braided rugs in oval round and novelty styles at 35c with guidance on material estimates dyeing color blending and reversible rug sewing. The Rug Packet 21 adds hooked rug directions and full-size designs for 1. Includes Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept Bedford Hills New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept
Bedford Hills
New York
People Not Too Old To Seek Ann's Advice
Dear Ann Landers helps a 70-year-old widow dealing with a persistent 77-year-old neighbor. The note urges firm boundaries, suggesting a few blunt sentences and a locked door to end the pestering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Ann Landers
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