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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1959
Page
10
A reader seeks help on a husband who keeps 25 percent of pay for himself and spending on fishing gear. another asks about reclaiming a costly gift after a breakup. a third confronts wedding guest limits and cousin rules. Ann advises keeping peace, gifting ownership remains with the recipient, and inviting younger cousins while excluding them from the reception to avoid conflict.
Printed Pattern 4862 offers a smart skirt in linen cotton or denim to pair with tees for daily looks. Sizes 24 to 32 with size 28 needing 2% yards of 39 inch fabric. Directions printed on each part. Send 35 cents plus extra for first class mail to Anne Adams pattern dept The Ottawa Herald New York address. Include name address zone size and style number.
A home baking tip suggests using candied orange peel to brighten a quick loaf. Combine with dates and nuts for a flavorful, simple fruit-and-nut bread option.
Chicago interior decorator Marion Heuer urges housewives to learn decorating via household publications open houses and apartments, then use a decorator if needed. She favors uncluttered rooms muted backgrounds with color accents and themes inspired by art, outdoors, or beach finds.
A Mother-Daughter banquet was held at Appanoose Church of the Brethren Saturday night. Miss Kay Higashi of Hawaii spoke as guest speaker. The room featured pink and white decorations, while Mrs. Ivan Snyder served as receptionist and handed out pansy corsages. Sixty six attendees were present.
The Ottawa area social and club scene recounts the reinstatement of Mrs. Roy Gregg into Socialities U S Army Mothers and notes plans for a three day state convention in Ottawa starting Thursday. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Ray Harper and Mrs. William Gossett. twenty seven attended.
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