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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1964
Page
6
The writer notes testing hamburger buns wiener buns and rolls from a deep freeze over two weeks. Women complain that freezing, then reheating, leaves the rolls hard and dry tasting, highlighting issues with texture after freezing.
A column features Heloise tips on thawing bread rolls unopened to preserve moisture and keep them fresh. It also includes Mrs. Camilo Gobea’s Mexican tortillas and dishes like enchiladas tostadas and tacos, plus other home cooking notes such as a vegan tuna bake and cheesecake variations.
A letter asks how to resolve a frequent Saturday Gunsmoke viewing clash and a separate marriage with three children described as bored and unloving. Ann Landers advises varying viewing nights and urges couples to consider staying together rather than splitting, citing Kennedy’s words on morality and obligation.
A simple sauce to dress fresh green beans. Fry bacon until crisp, dice it, then add minced onion and a cup of tomato juice. Simmer briefly and pour over the hot beans for a quick side dish.
Members of the Socialettes Ruhamah Baptist Woman’s Missionary Society met in the church Thursday for reports and worship. Officers were re elected. They repaired used clothing for a rescue mission in Kansas City and other points, sent items to Japan, and collected aluminum pie tins and plastics for missionaries. YN 2 Lawrence N. James, U S Navy, on furlough, visited with his mother and relatives. he plans discharge in August and entry into Bank of America officer training.
Two CWF Circles of First Christian Church met Wednesday in members homes Lydia circle urged the Inter-racial Council of Church Progress meeting at First Christian Church today Hosts and speakers included Mrs Raymond Smith and a program on Nepal with Mrs R D Waymire Mrs Charlies Schoonover Mrs Don Lytle Mrs Aaron Drumright Miss Nellie March and Mrs Richard Blanton Worship was led by Mrs J T Mercer Buth circle opened with Christ in My Garden read by Mrs Kenneth Hammond with Mrs Roy Browning as hostess The India lesson was given by Mrs Hammond Mrs Leonard Langford Mrs Dora New and Mrs Frank Sargent The grilling note offers heat distance guidance for steak and chop grilling
James Graham of 5 Brookside Lane, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Graham, appears in the 1964 Sunflower Seeds creative writing magazine. His story The Land of the Blacks traces a mythical voyage and a city encounter after a balloon crash, with themes of race, trial, imprisonment, and escape.
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