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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1957

Page

7

Gather Clothes For Hungarian Babies

Three Brownie troops in Eugene Field school organized a clothing drive for Hungarian babies. Troops 35 40 and 41 collected enough items for two layettes and left two large boxes for the local welfare office. Layette contents included blankets diapers dresses shirts outerwear baby care items and soap. Leaders: Troop 35 Mrs. Dudley Gibson and Mrs. Jim Robinson. Troop 40 Mrs. Don Cooper and Mrs. Archie Wheeler. Troop 41 Mrs. Boyd Cooper and Mrs. Bill Wheeler.

Eugene Field School Dudley Gibson Jim Robinson Don Cooper Archie Wheeler Boyd Cooper Bill Wheeler Hungary Lynda McCall Myron McCall W. 7Th Nancy Ann North A. H. North Cypress Sally Gibson

Banquet Marks Theta Sigma Phi Founding in Kansas City

Mrs Lois Smith Herald Women's editor and Mrs Lee Perkins of Richmond attended the Matrix Table of the greater Kansas City Alumnae chapter Theta Sigma Phi journalism fraternity for women. The dinner at Hotel Muehlebach observed the group’s founding, with speaker Willie Snow Ethridge a noted humorist and author. Initiated associate member Mary Brooks Picken of New York City, famed for fashion writings.

Lois Smith Herald Lee Perkins Richmond Kansas City Theta Sigma Phi Hotel Muehlebach Willie Snow Ethridge Mark Ethridge Louisville Courier - Journal Mary Brooks Picken New York City

Club Forecast Tuesday ARMY MOTHERS meet and joint groups

An all day sewing meet is scheduled with guest attendees from FP. B. O. AU Chapter Mrs J R Hen ning WOMAN S REPUBLIC Mrs N F Shaw HOMAKER Mrs Daisy Gunn and LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS joining morning groups with Mrs W A Penny presenting at 9 30 a m

Army Mothers FP. B. O J. R. Henning Woman's Republic N. F. Shaw Daisy Gunn League OF Women Voters W. A. Penny

Socialettes Gather for Luncheon at Mrs Cole’s Home

Socialettes Get-Together members attended a luncheon at Mrs John Cole s home with Mrs Keith Davidson leading a business meeting and presenting a door prize. Guests included Mrs Howard Brown Mrs Earl Bruner Mrs Clarence Burnett and others. Weekend visitors were Emile Barnes and family plus Janet, Larry and Bert Adams. Also noted a birthday dinner hosted by Mrs W E Bancroft for her husband and daughter. A note about a round 3 inch cookie cutter and saving bonds closes the item.

John Cole Keith Davidson Mmes Howard Brown Earl Bruner Clarence Burnett Frank Davidson James Gregg Jean Ingraham Helen Pennington John Higdon Arlis Loyd W. E. Bancroft Earl Read

Circle Gave Reports At Friday Meeting With Mrs Mabel Service

Circle members reported 91 cards letters and gifts sent and 89 calls made at a Friday meeting with Mrs Mabel Service. Mrs R W Stead presided and Mrs Fred Puvogle gave devotions. The collection was $1.89. Others present included the Mines rl Keagy Emma Adams August O Tersiner Roy Taylor Arthur Farris Albert Peterson Josie Anderson Mary Allery C M Hoss and J P Geiss.

Mabel Service R. W. Stead Fred Puvogle Rl Keagy Emma Adams August O'Tersiner Roy Taylor Arthur Farris Albert Peterson Josie Anderson Mary Allery C. M. Hoss J. P. Geiss

Birthday Party Honors Sharon McClure Fifth Birthday

Mrs. Jack McClure hosted a birthday party on route 8 for her daughter Sharon turning five. Guests included Marcia Boecker Francis Peed Linda Turner Rita Mae Turner Sheri Linn Carey Elaine Roecker and Debbie Jo Turner. Mothers present were the Mines Roland Turner Rollene Raymond Carey Victor Charles Peed Everett Roecker and Fred Turner. A simple dessert featured whipped cream and fruit, frozen to a firm texture before serving.

Jack McClure Route 8 Sharon Marcia Boecker Francis Peed Linda Rita Mae Turner Sheri Linn Carey Elaine Roecker Debbie Jo Turner the Mines Roland Turner Rollene Raymond Carey Victor Charles Peed Everett Roecker Fred Turner

Homes Need Spring Tonics By Dorothy Roe

A spring home makeover guide suggests using slipcovers and window drapes to refresh rooms on a budget. It offers practical steps for pin fitting slipcovers, cutting fabric with grain, assembling sections, and adding fringe, cord, and zippers.

Engagement of Joan Seyler to Jerry Runnells in Halstead

Mr and Mrs S Arthur Seyler of Wellsville announce the engagement of their daughter Joan Darlene of Halstead Kansas to Jerry Wayne Runnells son of Mrs Clarissa Runnells of Newton. The wedding is set for April 14. Joan is a Wellsville High School graduate and secretary at Halstead Hospital. Jerry attended Newton High and works at Bucket Service oil service.

S. Arthur Seyler Wellsville Joan Darlene Halstead Kas Jerry Wayne Runnells Clarissa Runnells Newton Miss Seyler Wellsville High School Halstead Hospital Runnells Newton Y High School iBucket Service Oil Service

Mother Daughter Styles Popular This Season

Fashion trend favors matching outfits for mothers and daughters with double exposure designs. Fashions include dressy casual and swimsuits in sizes from 8 to 18 for mothers and 3 to 6 or 7 for daughters. Designers refine fits to flatter adult and child figures.

Roast Chicken with Stuffing Sweet Potato Dish Card

Reader requested recipe for a Sunday dinner item. Includes ingredients for sweet potatoes and a method to bake them with orange zest and juice, cornstarch and sugars, and butter. Serves six.

Printed Pattern 4678 waist sizes for women’s skirt

Vintage note describes Printed Pattern 4678 a waist size chart for women from 30 to 46 inches with 8 gore skirt variant and fabric yardage 255 yards for size 30 includes printed directions. Mail 35 cents plus 5 cents per pattern for first class to Anne Adams The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept. 243 West 17th St New York. Also offers cooking tip to slash ham fat edge and reminder to attend church next Sunday.

Anne Adams Ottawa Herald West 17Th St New York N. Y

Wide Variation In Women's Slacks

Fashion writers note a diverse 1950s trend in women’s pants. From long slim pants to short shorts and Bermuda walkers, styles draw on Hawaiian Mexican and Oriental influences. Tops coordinate with pants including bare midriff blouses and short jackets. Knit knickers with vests appear as a tom boy look.

Jamaica Bermuda

Potato Cheddar Omelet Surprise

A leftover cooked potato is diced and added to an omelet along with shredded cheddar cheese. The result is a savory breakfast featuring a crisp texture from the potato and the melted cheese for richness.

Watchdog Queenie Distracts Burglar Scene in Brooklyn

A German shepherd named Queenie in Brooklyn is shaken by motherhood and her four new pups. While burglars rifled a cigarette machine in her owner William Wise's restaurant, Queenie remained quiet until a patrolman arrived, then bit him on the ankle.

NEW York Brooklyn Queenie Joe William Wise

Poached Eggs on Spinach Lunch Plate

Poached eggs sit atop buttered spinach in a simple nutritious lunch plate. The combination offers protein from eggs and greens from spinach, ideal for a balanced mid day meal.

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