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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1963
Page
3
Dear Heloise offers home tips from readers on sewing patches inside jeans to extend life, marble care, marble polish, marble restoration, cake marble effect with food coloring, window cleaning with spray, sock cleaning cloth, and freezing barbecue sauce puree tips.
The Past Presidents Club of Social Order of the Beauceant slated Friendship Day in the Assembly for Tuesday with Mrs J Ray Waddell as hostess and all members taking part in a Mother's Day program guest Mrs Clarence Keefer attended. The Skillon Music Club postponed this evening’s meeting to next week May 15 at Mrs E G Slucker’s home.
Eighteen Gray Ladies attended a meeting yesterday afternoon at Ransom Memorial Hospital. They discussed work and plans and assigned tasks for the next two months. Red Cross chairman Mrs. G. C. Fredeen of Franklin County and Gray Lady chair H. R. Conrad presided. The next meeting is set for July 9 at Mrs. Claude Webb’s home.
The son born April 18 at Miami County Hospital Paola to Mr and Mrs Nellis Hunt received the name Daniel William. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Herbert Johnson Williamsburg and Mr and Mrs Azol Hunt Red 4 Paola. Great grandparents are Mr and Mrs Tra Thompson 129 Elm and great great grandmother Mrs Ollie Burruss Overbrook.
A substitution guide suggests using sweet milk with baking powder instead of buttermilk and baking soda. Omit baking soda and use 144 teaspoons baking powder per cup of flour.
Recipe notes describe making a rich two crust apple pie for a Saturday supper. It lists ingredients including 8% inch pie plate four cups sliced McIntosh apples a half cup sugar a half cup white raisins rinsed in hot water and drained one teaspoon cinnamon. Prepare crust, layer apples with sugar raisins and cinnamon, top and bake at 425 degrees for about 35 minutes until tender and brown.
Ardella Stevenson daughter of Mr and Mrs Bert Stevenson 601 N Main will marry Roy Dean Billing son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Billing Frankfort on June 16 in Tri Unity Methodist Church.
A Pink and Blue layette shower honored Mrs. Leo Laird Jr. hosted by Mrs. Clayton True, Mrs. Was ley Dyer, and Mrs. Gail Chambers. Out of town guests included Mrs. Laird’s sister and sister in law from Iola, Mrs. Leo Laird Se, and Mrs. Crystal Laird of Yates Center, Mrs. Charles Hill of Pomona, and Mrs. Clifford Mettler of Ottawa. Games awarded to Mrs. Clifford Mettler and Mrs. Allie Knoop. Refreshments served.
The Pillsbury Company reveals plans for the 1963 Grand National Recipe and Baking Contest and its 14th Best-of-the-Bake-Off Recipe Book. A three day gala at Beverly Hilton in Los Angeles runs September 15 to 17 for the top 100 recipe entries. Entry blanks are in grocery tear-off pads and sacks of Pillsbury Best flour. Submissions must be postmarked by June 30 for a share of over $100,000 in prizes.
May supper last evening at Mrs Harold Gahagen's home marked the final club meeting of the year for Entre Nous. Co-hostesses were Mrs C Schultz and Mrs Robert Dillon. Mrs Warren Wesen led a brief business session announcing Hospital Auxiliary plans urging petunia plants for Hospital Day at Ran som Memorial Hospital grounds on Sunday May 12. The club donated a large serving table to Boys Club Inc. Guest Mrs James Alexander attended.
Mr and Mrs W T Jones announce the engagement of daughter Mary Ann to Joe Dee Whitley son of Mr and Mrs Lester Whitley Sr Wellsville The date is set for June 15 at 2 pm at the Rantoul Community Presbyterian Church The bride elect is a student at Lane High School Whitley is a 1961 Wellsville High School graduate and is employed at the Standard service station in Wellsville
Barbara Jean Hamilton daughter of Mr and Mrs R E Hamilton Princeton and Jimmie Dale Thomas son of Mrs C J Detweiler Rantoul and H O Thomas married May 4 in Greenwood Baptist Church Rev Gene Sacha performed the double ring ceremony Attendants were Anita Weidner and Gary Bitts Bride a Princeton High School graduate employed at Hallmark Lawrence Groom a Wellsville High School graduate and Navy veteran is assistant manager of Scotts Store Yanktown SD where they will live
Club Forecast Thereday HCH and Mrs Don Mertin host a luncheon for the Daughters Club of Centropolis and the Soroptimist Club. Attendees include Mrs Mabel Mith, Mrs C, DB Gaaton, and members from VEW Auxiliary and Naomi Club at the Lofgresn building.
Advertisement from The Ottawa Herald promoting Pattern Department items by Anne Adams. It details fabrics cotton crepe linen and a two part dress with a slimming overblouse line for shorter figures, lists pattern numbers 4884 1244 1444 1644 1814 2014 2214 and sizes, plus mailing costs and a spring summer pattern catalog offer with 504 design ideas and a coupon for free patterns. Customer instructions include sending name address zone size and style number with payment to New York address.
Faith Bible Church hosts Missionary Circle with opening prayer by Mrs Ray Evans and closing prayer by Mrs Gerald Anderson. Mrs Harry Dale led devotion from Christian Life and presented article. Members cut quilt blocks for Navajo missionaries and held a layette shower for Dana Eugene Smith. blue yellow and white decor.
Jaynes Jaycee installed new officers last evening with Mrs. James Edwards welcomed as a member. Elected were Mrs. Chet Worl as president, Mrs. Terry Cox as vice president, Mrs. Larry Williams as secretary, and Mrs. Charles Barnes as treasurer. Mrs. Worl presented Italy and Germany slides, with Mrs. Charles Mavity as guest. Mrs. Richard Bryan helped hostess Mrs. Bill Seymour serve refreshments.
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