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Newspaper
Sarasota News
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1961
Page
7
ENID A HAUPT urges teens to craft a practical plan for post high school life. Build self improvement through appearance, reading, hobbies, and budget planning while cultivating new friendships and responsibilities before college or work.
The article notes Monday remains popular for laundry but many homemakers now schedule washes around convenience. With automatic machines and soft water, washing times flexibly fit meals, using cool soft water for soaking, grouping similar fabrics, rinsing thoroughly, and following manufacturer guidance for best results.
The Executive Committee of the Woman's Christian Service at First Methodist Church will meet Tuesday at 9 30 a m in the Friendship Room. A general session follows at 10 30 a m in the chapel with organist Mrs Frank Collins and a program Woman's Changing Roles by Mrs C W Walker Jr assisted by Mrs Ralph Burke Mrs W E Mitchell and Mrs David Arundell Devotions Burrender All will be given by Mrs Harry Conrad Luncheon at noon served by the Esther Circle chaired by Mrs J W Grabill Nursery available through lunch Reservations and tickets handled by Mrs Earl Ogden committee including Mrs Vers Cleveland and Mrs Ralph Jump.
The Manatee County Women's Republican Club plans a Tuesday luncheon and card session at 11 30 a m in the Dixie Grande Hotel with hostesses Mrs Pearl Fortin Mrs Lillian Mead and Mrs Lilah Daggett. The Manatee River Garden Club installed officers at its spring luncheon led by installing officer Mrs E C Rice with President Mrs Melvin Moore and other officers. Mayor A Sterling Hall spoke on beautification efforts noting hurricane Donna damage from Australian pines and palm planting progress. Ten students earned degrees at Florida State University and District 19 FNA will hold a dinner Monday at Peter's Restaurant. Phi Beta Psi members celebrated Girl of the Year awards at Sylvia's Tea Room with trophies presented to active and inactive winners.
Under Mrs. Clarence Wood the Schubert Junior Music Club held its annual recital at the West Coast Symphony Rehearsal Hall. Participants included Kim Searle Timothy Yutzy Galen Swartzendruber Cynthia Mayer Jimmy Russler Sandra Kurts Wayne Scheufler Jr Janice Mayer Patricia Roberts Linda Hostetler Maryanne Poole Anita Swartzendruber Fred Swartzendruber Alice Eicher David Eicher Barbara Zilles Cathy Fraser. Perfect attendance awards went to Fred Anita Galen Swartzendruber Linda Hostetler Wayne Scheufler Timothy Yutzy and David Eicher. Most cards award went to Anita Swartzendruber and David Eicher. Patricia Roberts was recognized for most progress. Mothers hosted a social hour with refreshments after.
A guide to simplifying grandparent babysitting with a practical packing list and schedule. It covers mealtime needs with cereals jars and juice, a beauty kit for grooming, clothing and diaper planning, medicine notes, and a reminder to include clear instructions and a schedule for Mom’s visit.
Six Sarasota Club delegates and several alternates attend the State and General Federation of Women's Clubs in Miami Beach opening Friday and closing Saturday. Delegates include Mrs. Ellis Prince president and other officers with regional roles. alternates are Mrs. Beasley, Mrs. King, and Mrs. Siver. About three thousand women from fifty-one countries participate. Delegates from Florida clubs will stay at Barestone Hotel and Eden Roc hotel serves as Junior Club headquarters.
The Executive Board of the Women’s Missionary Union at First Baptist Church will meet Tuesday at 9:30 a.m., followed by a regular meeting at 10 a.m. Mrs. John Miller plans an interesting program and urges all members’ attendance.
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