Resurgence of flowers predicted for fashion
Florists' Transworld Delivery forecasts a return to wearing flowers with a shift from corsage to body flowers. The new deluxe selection guide features over 250 floral items, including dresses, gowns, wristlets, hair pieces, and carryable blooms. Elizabeth Post supports the trend toward simpler flowers with natural greenery.
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Florists’ Organization
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FTC
John L. Bodette
Oberlin Women’s Club marks 140th anniversary events
The Oberlin Women’s Club opens a two program series commemorating Oberlin College history. The first program features Professor John W. Kurtz speaking on Oberlin the Man at 1 30 p m Friday in First Church Oberlin. A December session will feature Katrine Baxley commenting on statements in the Oberlin Covenant. Members display early Oberlin memorabilia and publish a souvenir booklet with Oberlin history a current city map and lists of clubs and businesses. The Thrift Shop at 85 S Pleasant St remains a continuing club project with proceeds funding scholarships and charitable efforts.
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S. Pleasant St
Dear Abby letters on doctor spouses and life lessons
Readers debate the doctor wife dilemma and share personal stories of marriages affected by demanding medical careers. Abby advises caution, notes generalizations are risky, and Jerry Crowley shares a hopeful cancer survivor perspective with a reminder for regular checkups.
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Budget Pasta Dishes Boost The Pantry
A old cookbook offers money saving pasta ideas using ham broccoli and bacon with cheese and tomato sauces. It provides two main dishes, Noddles Southern Style and Macaroni with Bacon and Cheese, designed to feed six to eight with simple sides.
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Dees
Cutting meringue smoothly with buttered knife tips
An easy method to cut sticky meringue is to use a knife lightly coated with butter on both sides. The buttered blade will glide through without tearing or sticking, yielding clean slices.
Thin Sliced Chinese Meat Stretch Main Dish
A kitchen tip shows squeezing one pound of meat into paper thin slices about a sixteenth inch thick to feed six as a main dish or ten as part of a Chinese meal. A quick method uses soy sauce sugar and starch with beans as a side for six servings.
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