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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1958
Page
3
A recipe listing for Spanish lamb stew with rice salad, bread tray, baked apples with custard sauce, cookies and beverages. Includes 2 pounds bone-in lamb shoulder, kitchen bouquet, butter, salt, pepper, mustard, water, onion, green pepper, tomato paste, sugar, carrot, converted rice, egg, olive oil, wine vinegar, and optional quantities.
Recipe and sewing pattern notice combined. Lamb dish instructions describe browning then slow cooking with veggies and rice, finishing with an egg vinaigrette. Pattern directions follow, listing Misses sizes and fabric needs, with mail-in order details to Anne Adams Pattern Dept. 243 West 17th St New York.
Mrs. Fred Doman will host a morning coffee for Army Mothers members from 9 to 11 a.m. Assisting are Mrs. Fred Schnoke and Mrs. Albert Caleb. The event follows a recent guest speaker, Mrs. Len Beller, who spoke on Spring Round-Up.
Home cooks can whip a quick creamy sauce by melting processed cheese in milk and thinning to the desired consistency with a dash of tabasco or cayenne. This simple method suits broccoli cauliflower or fish for a spiced pourable cheese sauce.
Hear Book Review ee Chief Bela a Phi had a book review Dont Eat the Dassids last evening given by Mrs P R Jamison Mrs Jack Terrill was hostess Her assistants were Mrs Williams Wright and Mr Rob ert Melroy Officers elected were Mrs Lyle Grier president Mrs Milton Jameson vice president Mrs Joel Nordeen secretary Mrs Robert Engles treasurer city council members Mrs George Silvius and Mrs Charles Queen Plans were discussed for the combined meeting of the three chapters to be held on the next meeting date Prof Tom Flowers will discuss art at Mammer Art Center.
Fidelis Studies U S Fidelis Club of Quenemo held a Thursday program titled United States of America Land of the Free with narrator Mrs R G Hughes The group has pursued an Around-the-World study and Mrs Hughes noted that within U S borders lies little of every part of the world
A homemaking club session led by Mrs Hughes featured short talks on slate topics and a display of Kodak pictures. Mrs D L Patterson conducted a roll call on a rainy day with the theme Spring Has Come. Members wrapped each candy piece in waxed paper to keep it neat and prevent sticking as Mrs Joe Wilson guided the caramels’ finishing touches.
Mrs Nora Runyan district president attended the VFW Auxiliary at the club home with Mrs Paul Brill presiding. Ottawa members Beulah Richardson Leota Lockwood and Harvey Croan joined from Ft Scott. A $3.65 Hospital Auxiliary fund gift was presented and bake sale proceeds netted 57.50 for the cancer fund. Cookies and old wallets are requested for veterans facilities.
One petition was received last evening. The investigating committee includes Patsy Mangum Anne Machin and Lurray Moffett. The drill team committee lists Caramilla Lee Jan Newfield and Judy Lister. Jeannie Hinderliter and Pat Wilson will co hostesses for a party on April 7. The annual Father Daughter banquet is set for April 28. Fifty members and three council members attended.
Velma McGaugh, Douglas County Home Economics Agent, will speak at the Franklin County HDU spring tea on April 1 at 1 30 p m in First Methodist Church. Her topic Women Half Way Round the World discusses two years with the International Co operative Association in training rural women. She will show articles from India and notes limited speaking engagements. There will be special music and tea service with local Homemaker leaders assisting.
Mrs John Hahn and Mrs Claron Lane led a Lane Methodist W S C S meeting with 24 members and nine children present for the March of Missions event. Mrs John Baxter coordinated refreshments with assistance from several members. Eva Spencer led devotions and officers were elected for the Mines department and M A F Circle, naming Eva Spencer and committee members including Tom Stevenson and C A Gleason.
Tremendous future with good pay for qualified men aged 18 to 40 in jet engines gas turbine engines and fuel injection systems. High starting salaries, paid holidays vacations life insurance pensions and other benefits offered. Send for full information from United Training Service Department 37 Lincoln Nebraska.
A chef suggests adding texture contrast to soups with crunchy celery wedges for tomato soup and carrot sticks with black bean or cream of celery soup, offering a simple, satisfying pairing idea.
A simple method to avoid cake rack marks is to invert the loaf or layer cake onto a rack and then turn it back onto another stack so the cake finishes cooling topside up. This creates a smoother surface and prevents lines from the rack.
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