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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1963
Page
6
Editorial reader Heloise shares aging tips for white cotton gloves using final rinse starch to repel soil and keep fibers strong. The letter also asks about preserving fresh flowers while other readers offer home storage and cleaning advice for vinyl flooring and food-stopper freshness.
A dense listing of club names and leaders appears, including Beta Sigma Phi groups like EXEMPLAR CHAPTER and OMEGA CHAPTER with members such as Mrs. Richard Bethel and Mrs. Leland Gilliland, plus numerous church and service groups, civic clubs, and social organizations. The notice also includes a painting tip section about keeping brushes moist for overnight storage.
Kansas State University hosts a Hospitality Day with 39 Ottawa High School girls exploring home economics fields. Exhibits cover art nursing dietetics extension journalism family economics nutrition clothing and textiles institutional management and family development.
Omega Chapter Beta Sigma Phi hosted a progressive dinner at Mrs Corwin Shields home with a colorful Relish Plate by Mrs LeRoy Teter and a baked ham with cherry glaze by Mrs John Farquharson. Recipes detail glaze, baked potatoes by Mrs Virgil Croucher, corn by Mrs Ken May, and pears with cream cheese dressing by Mrs Bob Watkins. The dessert course was promised in a later story.
The Senior Club re elected Myrtle Graham as president Lillian Spears as secretary and Flora Sherman as treasurer at a Youth Center gathering yesterday. Bill Simpson chosen first vice president Breen beans and Fayetta Burnett second vice president. Members sang with W L Pickering at the piano, signed a card for Gail Louk, and heard readings and jokes. Thirty seven attended.
Recipe notes describe sauteing 44 almonds with 3 tbsp butter and minced onion, tossing with two cans of French style green beans, and serving hot for six. Garlic bread uses French bread with garlic butter, wrapped in foil and baked 12 to 15 minutes at 425 degrees. Carrot Salad Ring combines orange gelatin with crushed pineapple.
Mrs J E Ralston was named Poppy Day chairman at the VFW Auxiliary meeting in the hall. She set May 11 for the annual sale. Mrs Rose Abbott presided as greetings from Kansas City Post and Auxiliary were read. Nomination of officers will be held April 11. Flora Sherman donated six dish towels. refreshments were served by Commander and Mrs G E Hinkle.
Dear Battle Fatigue asks about feeding a nearly 70 year old stroke survivor at the table while grandchildren learn manners. Ann Landers says do not isolate him or feed him in his room, emphasize compassion and explain to children how to help him. The second letter asks about neighbor intrusions and delivery chores, advising reasonable boundaries and not assuming close familiarity.
The Sunday School group held a dinner with flowers, umbrellas, and candles. Grace Metz chaired the committee. members included Nina Burns Vera DeWald Edna Greenawalt Ruth Hanna Floribel Lancaster Pearl Mathias Helen Osburn Alma Schweitzer Marguerite McCurdy Zena Ponton. New officers elected Mae Likes president Grace Smith vice president Ethyle Welton secretary De Wald treasurer. F E Warner presented world travel slides. Guests included Dora New Ted Thompson J L Rokes Nell Stout Beulah Thompson.
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