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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1966
Page
6
ToteTo Teen Club hosts annual dinner where members bring preferred recipes. Members choose foods their families rarely cook and share new or loved dishes. Mrs. Boyd Cooper brings Hot Potato Salad from a friend in Independence Missouri.
Advert shows pattern 4639 by Anne Adams for women sizes 34 to 48 with 235 yards of 45 inch fabric for size 36. Includes mailing info and price. Then recipes and cooking notes from Mrs. Bob Robbins detailing potatoes with bacon and celery, a lime limeade or lemon dessert mold, a tomato pudding and easy cherry dessert with ingredients, steps, and baking times.
Mrs. William Flo Clark hosted a 6 p.m. dinner at The Inn for Baker University Kappa Sigma seniors and announced she will return as fraternity cook for the coming year. Freshmen when she began cooking, attendees included Jim Soeldner Rusty Stout Dave Sears David Blunt Merit Mccami Jim Rawlings Wright Beck Ronnie Zabal Kit Calvin Dennis Domer Bruce Crockett Bob Lambert George Attwood and Martin Hunter.
In Ottawa University pastor Clifford S. Burke reflects on a Day Home By Lois Smith marshjold quote about not overestimating mountains, urging faith in Christ's power. The column closes with a prayer for insight and courage to face inner struggles. Also notes a mystery casserole dish from a covered dish dinner and asks for a matching recipe, plus a seasonal peach frost worry as weather forecasts hint at crop risk.
A reader suggests a rug sliding fix: clean the floor and remove stuck rubber, apply a thick layer of paste wax where the rug will rest, let dry, then lay the rug so it grips via the wax. Also shared are edible marshmallow candles and a trick to prevent mattress sliding using rubber sheet or blanket placements.
Emery Green Social Club met Thursday afternoon with Mrs Beverly Daugharthy in charge of business. Roll call featured Easter poems. Prizes went to Mrs Daugharthy Mrs Harry Fisher Mrs Earl Reed and Mrs Jim Burruss. Eleven members and one guest attended with Easter gifts from secret pals and refreshments served.
Robert E. Parrish of St. Anthony Idaho has spent several days visiting the H G Williams home along with other relatives and friends. Parrish serves as assistant superintendent of the Idaho Training School at St. Anthony.
The V F W Auxiliary voted a five dollar contribution to the National Home for the library book fund and planned to enter the district and department Buddy Poppy contest. Mrs Glen W Hardesty presided. A penny march netted 92 cents. The charter was draped for Viola Reekie. Delegates named for the Ft Scott district convention on April 29 to 24 were Hardesty Lambert Bunch Sargent Furman with alternates Abbot Wise Woolf Altic and Rita Hardesty. A sewing social was announced for March 30 at 7 30 p m. Mrs Furman and Mrs Altic served refreshments after closing prayer.
A compact schedule lists diverse club activities across days. Notable items include American Legion Auxiliary sewing, Guest Day Musical Tea, initiation for Job's Daughters, Ottawa Horticulture Study Club, Sacred Heart Altar Society at St. Joseph's Hall, and a Nelson Art Gallery field trip by C.A. Women’s Club, with several prayer, social, and installation events.
A collection of Dear Ann Landers columns including Modulated Molly who learns gentler voice helps children, and In the Shadows detailing a secretary's affair with her boss's married man. The page features advice on loyalty, career, relationships, and prudent gift ideas for a graduating son.
The Soroptimist Club evening featured the film Seconds for Survival shown by Jack Morrisey with Civil Defense material provided by Southwestern Bell Telephone Co and narrated by Raymond Massey. Plans were announced for a spring rummage sale on Saturday April 2 at Memorial Auditorium with refreshments by hostess Evelyn Kiney and co-hostesses Eva Hanes and Mary Tackersley.
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