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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1960
Page
3
Cecily Brownstone advises guiding preteens in cooking without formal teaching. A niece explores cooking with friends, learning serving, table settings, and recipe development. A soft spiced cookie recipe follows with detailed steps and yields about four dozen cookies.
A widow asks Ann Landers how to handle gossip and a new romance with the club bartender after inheriting wealth. She seeks guidance on navigating public judgment while pursuing happiness in her “heavenly paradise” and confronting the social pressures that come with her status.
A jumble of advertising text for a printed dress pattern 4566 and a long string of reader letters and advice from Ann Landers. The items include pattern pricing and mailing instructions, personal anecdotes, marital worries, and pet dog musings, all presented without clear cohesion.
A writer chronicles the bond with dogs, contrasting dogs with humans, praising dogs’ loyalty and affection while criticizing treating animals as people. The piece hints at shared vacations, beach outings, and the enjoyment dogs bring to families, with a playful jab at sunglasses and etiquette.
Kathy Hill led a Musical Teens Club evening at her parents home with piano solos by members and a memory recital by Renetta Engie. Nancy Hewitt won a prize for practice hours. Mrs. R. L. Stevens sponsored. Ten members and eight guests attended. Teresa Slaven will entertain on Nov 28.
Judi Jamison a pre medicine sophomore daughter of Mr and Mrs Jamison is among candidates for Homecoming Queen at the University of Kansas. Women invited to discuss forming a Sweet Adeline chorus meet tonight with Mrs Uerry Pratt at 736 N Sycamore. Eagles Auxiliary to host a masquerade Halloween party for members children Thursday at 7 30 p.m. at the hall.
Mrs. C. W. Hegberg hosted the Homaker Club yesterday. A dessert salad course was served with fortune cookies and coffee cake. Special favors included Maple sugar candy brought from a September trip to New England for each member.
Mrs T W Henshaw hosted the Royal Neighbors Friendship Club meeting with co hosts Mrs Florence Cates and Mrs Albert Smith. Mrs Sam Johnson presided as roll call members shared hobbies. Mrs Charles Moore 91 was honored as eldest member and gave a reading. Mrs Warren Welton won the mystery prize.
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