The Hint On Washing The Corduroy Garment
Dear Heloise offers corduroy care advice including turning garments inside out before washing to protect the nap. It notes washing whether by machine or hand and pressing on the wrong side with a steam iron, used lightly to avoid nap buildup from steam.
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Heloise
Plans For Meeting At Mae Sonic Temple
Royal Neighbors in Mae Sonic met Friday night to set plans for a district convention in Rantoul on Thursday. Registration starts at 1 p.m. Mrs. Guy Barker presided. Mrs. H. H. Feuerborn reported on a Sedgwick and Butler Counties meeting in Wichella. Attending were Mrs. Howard Smith, district supervisor, Mrs. Henry Lilly, delegates from Rantoul and Bald win. The supreme oracle, Mrs. Anna B. Spangler, formerly of Kansas, attended and the lodge approved a $10 contribution for the Kansas room at the Royal Neighbor home.
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Royal
Maesonic Temple
Rantoul
Guy Barker
H. H. Feuerborn
Wichella
Sedgwick
Butler
Howard Smith
Henry Lilly
Baldwin
Supreme Oracle
Anna B. Spangler
Kansas
Lodge
Royal Neighbor
O. L. Breckenridge
Barber
Shel-Roni Salad and Seasonal Desserts Shared by Lois Smith
Mrs Truman Milton of Ottawa RFD 3 shares tested recipes from her files for Shel Roni Salad Peach Cobbler and fruit based desserts. Included are Shel Roni Salad ingredients and preparation, plus Peach Cobbler Date Cake Date Roll Candy Frosty Strawberry dessert details and serving suggestions.
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Truman Milton
Ottawa
RFD
Herald
Milton
Clem Bartak
Kingman
WAC pregnancy and discharge debate prompts reader letter
A reader disputes Ann Landers guidance on a WAC member who was five months pregnant and discharged. A former WAC recalls a colleague who kept her rank after early separation for out of wedlock pregnancy, praising the Army’s stance. A letter urges engaged couples to resist parental pressure to live with them, sharing a personal tale of moving out.
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Ann Landers
WAC
United States Army
R. A
Re-Ene
Ann
Anybody Want Well Name It Then Buy It
A lighthearted report on brag-worthy rummage sales, highlighting Ye Olde Country Story and items bought for charity. Shoppers describe profits aiding a good cause, with anecdotes of quirky purchases and a library fine anecdote about a boy struggling to retrieve a dime from tight jeans.
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Sardiniere
Harvesters and Roundabout events listed for Ottawa area clubs
Community notices detail meetings and activities at Westminster United Church and various Ottawa organizations. Scheduled groups include The Harvesters, Mothers Past Matrons, Job's Daughters, American Legion Auxiliary, Rotary, TOPS clubs, D.A.R, and more with times around 2:30 p.m. and later in the day. A pattern pattern 4987 offer and mailing details are included for a sewing pattern.
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American Legion Auxiliary Army Mothers Chapter AU
P.E.O
J. F. Barr
D. G. Laury
G.A.R
Frank Cannady
Guy Mcintosh
Ottawa
R.E.M. Club
Fred Lemon
Nell Johnson
Union Chapel
WSCS
D. R. Willhite
Church Honors Older Group at Friends Church
Forty guests attended the Ladies Aid all day meeting at the Friends Church two miles east of Lane to honor the Golden Age group. After dinner a social hour and program followed. Rev. Faye Wheeler serves as pastor.
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Friends Church
Lane
Faye Wheeler
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